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Statistical Table. l l I l BEST FRIEND. l NO.i STRONG POINTS. XFAVORITE RESORT. WHAT I THINK I AAI. FAVORITE savixo. AMBITION. c.u's1i or l lEATH, I 'Poke-r. His face. i Bed. Something. Ocala or Bust. Heart breaker. Rock salt. 2 Glasses. U. A. R. !The castle. Chauncey De Peach. ' Cut it Out. To play mandolin. Heart failure. 3 Talking. Booz. Free entertain- Second Webster. She's am a Baby. To be a lady killer. Expectoratimi. . ments. 4 Too Nervy. l-lasn't any. I Hath house. A business man. Eat 'em up Babe. To be tall. Lock jaw. 5 Imitation. The Chinaman. Post office. Baseball player. Rats. To remain here. Old age. 6 lWalking in sleep. iThe babies. ,Sing Sing. Everybody's sweet- Arn I not Handsome. To graduate Gout. 3 heart. 7 Beauty. Nucks. i At her house. Coming Gilmore. Kill it Dead. Can't decide. Indigestion. S l Egotisni. Love. Lover's lane. Great stuff. Birdie Dear. To finish Prep. Cold feet. 9 I Neckties. His revolver Bar room. Masher. Baby Mine. To look pretty. Disappointment. IO I Small feet. Bottle. .Church. Quite a big man. Holly Gee. To grow. Exposure. II Inspection. Star mess. , I'rexy's. Dewey. Come to attention. To look important. Rubber necking. I2 1Showing off. The cook. I In cell. A beer garden. Sound Off. To get the cup. Bad breath. I3 Mouth. Miss F. Home. Commander. Oh l the Dickens. To be bandlnaster. Too much sen sen. I4 His big brother. ' S. S. l Summer house. A darling. Sue's Burning. To win her. Kiss. I5 rSo regular. ' His sword. With the babies. The whole pie. It's Half past Ten. To he commandant. Family troubles. I6 ltvhiskers. Mess hall. Room 5I. Postmaster General. Gi' me some tabbaccof' To live high. Liver turned over. 17 I Head. XVeeks. Kitchen. Adjutant. Ba ! Ba I Ba-a-a. XYalk proud. Hit with a brick. IS Undiscovered. His beauty. Around sugar bowl Great sport. Hot Rag. To part hair. Hair turned white. I9 3 Loud socks. Powder. In jail. Heart breaker. Why Man Alive. To be a sport. Powder gave out. 20 N Electricity. Crack-a-lew. Dormitory. Edison. Going Home. To beat the kids. Run over by street car 2l 1 Cards. Craps. Behind door. Card Shark. Come 7 come II. To become rich. Got broke. 22 1 Spanish. Cubans. Shop. Some oue's honey. Get Right. To go to school. Swell head. 23 ljurnping. 1 Miss O. VVhite house. juniper. Baby. To make a mark. Duped. 24 I Music. lPr0f. Borger. Everywhere. Surveyor. Lady with Rag-time To learn mathematics. Shot with a pop gun. I I , XValk. 25 3 Morality. 'The bird. Under mess table. Prof.'s pet. Oh, its -. To be a man. Nlortitication. 26 His knot. Miss C. G. Woods. A sport. Horsedf' Center for Harvard. Fly bite. 27 NTo read Scott. , Everybody. Her house. Scholar. Oh l go on To heat his rivals. Died and relapsed. 28 ,Too slow for any. , Mirror. , Bath house. Ladies' Man. Too Slow for any. To hasn't any. Kicked by chicken. 29 I Big eater. ' Gin. Bath house lnitl. Sweet. I'm so Pretty. To love Prof. Burger Over eating. 30 I Football. Sour Grapes. Back of Abarracks. Bully. ' Saw Boss. Too slow for any. Scared to death. I I I .
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Statistical Table. NAME. PET NAME. AGE. HEIGHT. XVEIGHT. DISPOSITION. FAVORITE DISH. FAILINGS. . .,.. .D D-. D., D l .D I C. O. FINCI-I, Cat Fish. Sweet sixteen. As great as his ,Scales too small. Very conceited. iBeans. Mashing. ambition. ' 2 F. L. CARREL, Smiley. Irregular. Two by four. IRoof too low. Retiring. Grits. Giddy. 5 M. M. lVlANN, Toby. Changeable. Two hands. Lost on scales. Flirtatiou. Suckers. Natural gas. 4 L. VV. BIORGAN, Parson. VVears a bib. Florida pine. I ton plus shoes. Hasu't Any. Cat gut. Dear boy. 5 E. H. CLUTE, Ikey Mirac- Cab-age. Reaches up well. Heavyweight. Wants the earth. Onions. lfse of hair oil. ulous. 6 T. C. THOMPSON, Chinaman. Out of kilts. Not c uite Ma'or. Teeth absent. Giddvish. Milk. Too much ut on. , , l J . , P 7 N. P. IVES. Incubator. XVait I'll see. Thought he'd stop. More after Meals. To slobber. Nerve tonic, Always late. S ARCHIE LIVINGSTON. Tickey. Young and giddy. Upish. One hour on her. To mash. Ants. Parts hair in middle. 9 G. O. PALMER, Skinney. Has shaved once. Still growing. Two pounds plus. High strung. XYind. Strong drink. IO j. M. PRICE, Baby. Hasn't any. 'Very small. Penny-weight. Child-like. Noodles. Too young for any II R. H. ROWE, Pie. Old and shakey. On the dead. 120 without head. To kick. jam. Big head. I2 L. T. P.-ITTILLO, Pat. Papa. Up and down. Unable to balance. VVants his way. Hot toniale. Too small shoes. I3 Eow. PORTER, Geezer. just beginning to Way up da'. Won't stand still. Of his stepfather Sausage. Feet not mates. think. I4 SCOTT EDXVARDS, Tiny. Has seen one Half as high as her. Thinks he's heavy. Too slow. Chicken feet. Too much girls. summer. IS j. ll. BRIDGES, Mama. Crib-age. Too small to stand. Scales won't stop. Girlish. Gizzarfls. Too loving. I6 F. N. FULLER, Duck. He don't know. Too small to One gram. To Bum. Cod fish. lTries to be big. mention. 17 S. T. FLEMING, Sheep. just out. 3 ft. 4 in. in front. I6 without socks. To Butt. Grass. Showing off. IS R. VV. HLlAIPHREX'S, Bricktop. In short pants. just her size. Rusty weights. Forward. Anything red. Stuck up. I9 C. FONT.-XIX, Bully. Growing bald. XVi1l improve. zooo plus powder. Scrappy. Anything sweet. Trying to beautify zo H. A. LAYCOCK, Craw Fish. Worn out. Reduced by One volt. Mild. Oat meal. To back down. rheuinatisin. 2I STEVE. JEWETT, Canflied. just votes. One stone. Qooo lbs. Scarey. Ham. Novels. 22 j. D. CRAvER, Sleepy. Still in crib. Even ten. 5 in morning. Too Bold. Rats. Low literature. 25 T. A. NILSON, Tebo. XValks. Seven plus Ii. Featherweight. Backward. Bacon. Excile ladies. 24 R. XV. LEBARON, Carmine. Old enough. Chuukey. loo without face. To sing. Syrup. To act big. 25 L. HEIBIBLYRGER, Man with Garb-age. Gauzy. ISO biscuits. Angelic. Everything. Temperance. Hoe. 26 H. D. XVAUGH, Killdee. Married. ro in shoes. I gram too much. Lowly lLol1aj. Cake. To get her attention. 27 B. H. XVAUGH, Freekle. Old enough to love. One head. I6 to I. Stubborn. Westcott. To attend class. 23 T. S. COOK, Diinple. Losing hair. Measured by ILJO before bath. To hog. Waffles. His looks. drops - 29 K. COOGLER, Professor. Getting grey. indeterminate. That of a mule. Terrible. Cow. Drinks too much. 30 LANEIR, Buck. To ride velocipede. Telegraph polet. Heavyweight. Hasn't any. Hardtack. Slang.
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Bad Case. Q I' A STRANGE malady did attack Prexy, and questions on this order were asked: XVhat is it U like? XVhat is it? How does it affect him? L' How long' has he had it? Is it dangerous? XVll61'6 did he catch it ? Is it contagious ? XVil1 he still be able to hold weak -' his position? Can he be cured ? Is there no one so skilled that may relieve him for just eight months out of each year? XVould not a trip to Orlando do him good? H or Is he too old to ever be relieved ? These questions were, with forty-three others, asked Dock twentyeone times a day. At length, good- natured old Dock did grow weary of saying, I d0n't know, and said with one resolve, I will diag knows Y this case, the cause, the cure. ' Then it was he did proceed to Prexy for to make examination. Having held Prexy's hand for many minutes, he did say, Dear ' Prexyf thy pulse, it is IV01'11mf. Then he did run a barometer many degrees into K' Prexy's mouth, and for a great while did leave it there. XYhe11 at length he did withdraw and examine it, he remarked, Tl1yten1perature, too, Dearest ' Prexy,' it is only NORMAL. From which I do conclude my Prexyf' thy malady, it is also NORMAL cschool J. Ill
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