The School News from Cottonwood Falls, Kansas • 16

There is always room at the top. 16 Wm. H. HOLSINGEE, --Dealer in- New pupils entered since our last report: High School, Ina Montgomery; Miss Hylo's room, re-enrolled, Isaac Harper, Anna Belle Harper; Mrs. Wasson's room, Orphia Brown; Mrs.

Grisham's room, Cartter Mann, Lonnie Howard, Willio Maloney, Lena Simmons, Mary Estes, Anna Hardware THE SCHOOL NEWS. 'Following is a list of answers to our 10 questions in the March issue, the answers, in the main, are very good; there are, however, ono or two errors Tho early name of New York state was New Netherlands of New York City was Amsterdam. 2. American newspapers- New York Times, Boston Daily Journal, Chicago Tribune. English London Daily Times and tho Standard, printed in London.

3. Poets living at present- James llussell Lowell, "Will Carlton, Miss Wilcox. Adelaide 'roctor, J. F. Trowbridge.

American humorists Mark Twain, Josh Billings, Bob Burdette, Bill Nye, Petroleum Nasby, Artemus "Ward. 5. Great Statesmen of America James G. Blaine, John Sherman. English Lord Salisbury and Wm.

Gladstone. German- Prince Bismarck. French M. Guizot. 0, Uncle Tom's Cabin was written by Harriet Beccher Stowe.

Betsy and I aro Out by Will FARM Knapp, Etta Hornberger. Tho following pupils were neither absent nor tardy during tho month ending March 30: Principal's room Inez Simmons, Bessie Howard, Nellie Bobbins, Hat-tie Gray, Richard Lloyd, Harry Young, Oscar Brown, Anna Bock-wood, Lizzie Beeve, Goorgo Austin, William Austin, Herbert Bockwood, Bella Sanders, George Capwell, Bosa Ferlet, Colonel Howard. Fred Jen-son, Merton Bobbins, Nellie Sanders, Tad Smith, Minnio Stafford, Clarence Baker Total, 22. Miss Hyle's room Hermie Hazel, Willie Heintz, May Stafford, Bobbie Cochran, Gertie Estes, Eva Tuttle, Anna Johnston, Grace Johnston, Harry Christian, Ella Gillett, Ella Heintz, Sallie Brown, May Austin, Bertie Hutson, Maud Bice, Charles Machinery: Cottonwood Falls, Kansas. E.

F. HOLMES, Baker 1G. Mrs. Wasson's room Fred Hut-son, EddioIIinote, Frank Foxworthy, Chauncy Bice, Ira Baker, Elsie Gil -Dealer in- Men's Boys Clothing' Boots, Shoes, Hats and Home Sweet Home by Chas Foster. Hip Van Winklo by Washington Irving.

7. The Yosemito Valley is in the central part of California in Mari-casso county, noted for the falls of the Merced river, also for its marble and large trees. 8. Three Universities of America are Yale, Cornell, Ann Arbor, Harvard. Three English-Oxford, Dublin, Edinburgh.

European Hiedleberg, Berlin (in Prussia), University in France at Versailles. 9. Emperor of Germany is Prince Frederick William II. President of France is M. Sadi Carnot.

10. The greatest inventions since 1870 are the Telephone, Electric Light, Air Brake on cars, Perfection of the invention of Phonograph, Edison's Magnetic Propeller. These are the answers I have selected; for the ten Jqnestions presented in the last School News. Minnie Leonard, Bazaar, Kas. Furnishing Goods.

lett, Lulu Heck, Hattie Doolittle, Blanch Bobinson, Anna Morgan, Nellie Stafford, Bonnio Kellogg, Emma Vetters, Anna Hutson, Orphia Strail -15. Mrs.Grisham's room Clyde Clark, Willio Timmons, Jimmy Timmons, Arthur Kuhl, Harlow Yenglin, Lucius Pitzer. Sidney Lawrence, Willio Sub-lett, George McNee, Bertie Lawrence, Helen Sharp, Edith Sharp, Nellie Wells, Cora Howard, Maud Strail, Birdie Dodge, Nettie Carroll, Gertie Atkinson, Eva Kuhl, Sophie Oberst. 20. Tho following pupils led their respective grades in "averago scholar-snip," for tho month ending March 30: Seniors Goorgo Austin, 90; Middlem Maude Johnston, Juniors Lloyd Gillett, 9(i; 7 A llichard Lloyd and Herbert Clark, 00; 7B -Frank McDaniels, 80; OA Fannie Thomas, 00; 5A Joseph Bibert and Willie Heintz, 91; 4A--Graco Johnston, 87; -IB Iva Clark.

Fine Goods in every Department a specialty. THE LARGEST STOCK. THE LOWEST PRICES- Cottonwood Falls, Kas..