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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-06-26
.ARGENTA ATOMS.
Melangp ot the .Argentiferou~ Camp
Condensed.

Argentaites are jubilant over the daily
mail.
4Argenta will not celebrate the 9TH this
year.
f. S. Ball will start his >melter this
week.
The Good Friday Co. have shipped some
first class ore to Omaha.
Mrs. Don Mcguire and son, of Ogden,
Utah, are visiting friends here.
The many friends OF Mrs f. French are
pleased to see her home again.
Mining experts have been quite plentiful
in town the past couple of weeks.
Bishop Brewer held services in Mrs. E.
French's dining room on Friday evening
Of last week.
The machinery Tor the Rena Mining Co.
has arrived and will be in running order
by the first Of July.
George Wall and family, Of Dillon, have
moved to Argenta. They have rooms in
Mr.. Kings house on Main street.
Miss Mary Z. Hardy, who has been at.
tending school in Salt Lake City the past
six months, is expected home this week.
Mrs. T. ]. Ross, wife of one OF the own.
ers of the Good Friday mine, arrived from
the East last week, and will ,uake .Argenta
| her home.
Quite an accident occurred at the Dex-
ter mine last week. The tinbers near the
bottom OF the main shaft gave way, and
the whole shaft from top to bottom caveel
in. The men saw it in time to escape Will,
their lives
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1itgaI Aedfes'
NOTICE or FINAL ES1"''

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA NJ. j.. "" ,'s,.;,sos
NOTICE is hereby given that the h's n,sn'oa
IN cd settler has filed motto. ~ ';s claim and.
make final proof in support Of h moI I.. w
said proof will he made ,x" Cr, in and t.. e
Deputy Clerk of the nsr'e,, Em On S!''',
verhead County, at Dillon "' ...hsrr,
July 81. lsss.vix: Michael a. .,,,trasn;,A; n.
who mad. pre- r'np.on SsS ;" W. NV, vi >''
s St: ' 10, Tp. I" :. "fR ioW ,;,.scs to prov:
cont f "S residence at upon and ,S s'ff'Rs
Charles Durham, and Dan'' "''''"- -,
lon, Montana. xt;IlORNE. h's
,!tl.tlM =. w. -
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RAILWAY RACKET
''" III July r. X. Rates, ,,, .
Railway Ite,ux ' "'h.t

""'iway Items. '''tf
Agent Best informs ,s
ana a., >o''her" will sell excurs;m ' ~, "e c'a
July 3rd' 9TH and s.h-yoUd r ~. ticket, 70,
and including July b,h-a, ,n vi T.. 's'urns
round trip to all stations whit" "'s' 'T tn,
Of Dillon. "'''''" 20 mir,
-, Inc Northern Pacific r.ilro,a ,.,n
sell excursion ticket, fror, ,.' Will als
the line Of that road to all point. points ~;,, o.
distance OF 100 miles, at e.. r,,., ' within a
Tor round trip. Ticket. will b. on , .as ''''
3D. sd, 4th and sth, good to r,.,v y" '''s jn'.
9th. on JUL
The railroad expectations of IT,,
now in a fair way to be- reo,i,.a WI" a a.
Helena and Red Mountain con. ~
completed its organization, and vii, n'! "a
business in earnest soon. |, is w., ' =
Helena enterprise. "'''!
The freight handlers at tin. D;,,o,
will be kept tolerably busy until N. 1sp
clip OF Southern Montana is sb,nn.s W. =
ra'' to the East. Other ireigh,s ar :,
Tor the season, and the Carrying Of y.
north is quite an extensive bushes. ., "
present time.
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EASTERN IDAHO ITEMS.
Junction Jottings and Salmon City D"-
tingS.

his stock OF goods and fixtures from unc'
to Bannack. MIR. Niles who tad charge
OF the store will probably accept position
in the Bannack store. While engaged IN
the business at Junction Mr.. Wright made
many friends in the Le'nhi Valley, some OF
WHOM, will no doubt cross the divide, &C.
casionally, to trade with him.
There has been quite an exodus from
Junction to Nicholia, and Ban':ack TINS
spring; IN spite ri this fact, business Is '"'r
and the business men wear cheerful coun.
te,,anc->.
The s,avv.l,nr superintendent, VIM.
Knapp, il is runored, will accept clers.
shM in one o. billions fancy grocery
houses before long.
\. f. Stone and Geo Yearian, the !'rin'
cipal merchants, carry complete and well.
selected stocks Of goods which they sell at
reasonable prices.
Mrs. Dunlap's daughters are in charge
OF the drug store in their mothers absence
at Nicholia where she has branch store.
A. NJ. Stephenson's faith in functions
future never week.-mrs..
Business at Salmon City is looking up,
rather than otherwise. The recent rich
strike at North Fork and the operations ri
the New York company on Kirsly Creek,
where extensive placer claims have been
purchased, give promise Of somewhat live.
lier times.
SURVEYS are being made for large
ditch to carry water from the Len,hi river,
near Sharkev's, up over the bars Of kir,ly
creek, seven miles below. The New York
Placer Mining Co, are the prime movers
in tine project. 1t will be an expensive I'M
dertaking, but the gentlemen comprising
the company have great faith in the rich.
ness Of their ground and believe it will
warrant the immense outlay required for
proper construction Of their big ditch.
The Lemhi valley is looking its hes,
since the recent rains. All kinds ofgrains
and grasses are looking finely.
The new printing Office is as good as i:
circus for many Of the Salmonites. 1t re-
quires all Of Booths patience to keep hi.
temper under control.
Barrack Bros. have repaired the dam
age done to their mill ditch by the recen
cloud.burst. The damage to ditch, mil
and garden amounted to- several hundred
dollars.
Salmon will celebrate the Fourth of JUL,
in regular old.fashioned style this year. I
is expected the whole Of Lemhi County
population will be on hand and have til
biggest time on record.
The placer mines OF McNutt and Shou
are yielding as plentifully as heretofore c
the golden grains.
\ new wagon road has been built u
the river from Salmon to Williams place
nine miles distant. Ton Andrews did tn
Job in about four weeks time.
1t is quite probable that new bridg
will be built across the Salmon, near tn
mouth Of Carmen creek, this summer.
| The Children's Day exercises at the NJ
E. Church last Sunday, the Goth inst
; were complete success, owing to tn
careful training given the little folks b
Rev. Mr.. Mintzer and his co. workers i
the Sunday school.
\ destructive cyclone and cloud.bur,
visited Salmon City, Idaho, last week, d.
stroying considerable property.
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IN TOWN AND OUT.

erecting buildings.
Horse races for the Fourth OF July are
being worked up.
The Dillon laundry doesn't seem to be
paying investment.
Coal oil at forty cents per gallon. by the
case, created rush at the oil depot>
The vnte Of Beaverhead County in 1888,
was l,l6S: in 1854 the vote was lao.
Seven cases OF final proof were made
during the week Of land in the county.
1t is the /daho Recorder that has been
started at Salmon City, Idaho-nct the
Reporter.
Read the advertisements under the
oeading of "stock for sale" in to-dav's
TRIBUNE.
A fresh supply Of drugs and fancy arti-
ticles have been received at the Dillon
drug store.
The Glendale brass band will render pa
triotic music at the Fourth Of July celebra-
ton at Virginia City.
If your girl dances see that she is at the
Fourth OF July ball, which is to be given
for the benefit o: the brass band
The Sunday closing movement in Dillon
works we'll. Some remember the Sabbath
and keep it by going trout fishing
Myers u Willard, contractors and build.
ers, have contracted to erect handsome
dwelling house for R. R. Agent Best.
The handsomest girls in Dillon served
the tables at the last festival given under
the auspices of the ladies Of the Baptist
Church.
Wicked Tom Baker, Of the 1Nmai~niau,
owns real Mormon endowment robe.
Now, then, what in the duce is he going to
do with it?
Eloquence will be dead at Spring Hill On
the Fourth OF July. Orator Mclaughlin,
owing to a wounded foot, will not crate on
the Fourth.
The mines in the Argenta district are
looking we'll. The output OF high.grade
ore for the current year will he over aver.
age for that productive mining camp.
In the Police Court OF Dillon Judge
Holden fined couple OF fellows for imita
ting the tricks Of Yankee Sullivan. In adj
dition Miss Lottie Morton and Miss Min
ME Smith were up before his honor TO,
keeping house ot soiled reputation. The,
plead guilty and settled by each paying Sax
At the late meeting Of the Board O
County Commissioners of Madison Coun
ty in the matter OF the petition of w. r
Page and others, for the establishment of
road from Twin Bridges to Dillon, on tn,
east side Of the Beaverhead River, lame
NJ. Page, p. w. Baker, and J. W. Linde
were appointed viewers, with instruction
to meet for that purpose on July list, O
within five days thereafter, and report t
Board Of Madison Commissioners on III
first Monday in next September.
r. p. Nuckolls will relinquish the posi-
ton of book keeper at the First Nation,
Bank Of Dillon on July 1st, and 20 to Col
orado. The Clinton (Mich.) Union has IL,
following to say Of the gentleman who
to take Mr.. Ms place: &C. S. Scott, VIII
has acted in the capacity Of teller OF tn
First National Bank Of this place since i,
opening, year or more ago, goes to Di
Ion, Montana, in a week or two to accent
similar position in the Fiast National Ban
of that place. He can not fail to max
friends in his new home at Dillon, wher
the best wishes Of host OF friends .
with him. The society Of any town wi
gain by the addition to it of such an exec
lent Young man as Clarence Scott
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y bottle of Red Star Cough Cure made
a thorough and permanent cure OF a cold
so severe that could not talk, says Mr.. J.
p. Roach, assistant superintendent New
York Central Sleeping Car Company.
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HOOK AND LADDER CO. MEETING

\ special meeting of the Dillon Hook
and Ladder Co. will be held at Dan Chap.
mans office on next Monday evening, June
18th, at O'Clock, sharp.
JAS. MYERS, Foreman.
W. J.. EASTMAN, Secretary.
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Hon. NJ. A. Foran, Of Ohio, member OF
House OF Representatives, writes that St.
Jacobs Oil relieved him Of acute bodily
pains.
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Ae,p 4drtr.isea's'1'
DECAyED,
ROBE LOST.

Lost, between the cemetery IN" ny Tbr finder 4
tographc Gallery, a buggy rohe; J., .n ,Nr rvlH
he rewarded by returning the robe I" '''
office.
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- - - : -.
G. TY COUNCIL.

What the City Datltlies Did in Special
Session.
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DILLON PRODUCE MARKET.
corrected Weekly by +. W. Po,ndeytr..
DILLON LETTER LIST.

List Of letters remaining in the Post OMEGA c. y
lon. Beaverhead Co., Montana. tor INC wssA -
ing June IS, 1850, which. If not called y" "
days, will he sent to the Dead I-etter"'hV'
Barrett. LG Regain, John
Triton. Charley . Russell, "
c,hnstin,. MARY smith. Georgia
Connolly, James smith, .)ohh u,,
Edinger, Isaac vandcyssno s ""'
Garner. ID N Young, Elmer
Persons calling for any o the aho'c "'
please say ",dvcrtiscd.' rrxrrR p,M
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4oRTGs

McINTOSH.-At Red Rock. Monl'n" ~! ,,,.
1881, to Mr.. and Mis-. L. NJ. Nc'h"'''' -
HAI.SE.-.At Sheridan, Montana, l'I, .s, = ,n
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel ilal~c,a da"""'''
FOUNDER.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Utah 4 Northern Division. Tenth District.
Standard or Mountain Time-,Sminutcs faster than
old time.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

WI flnflsoHMER PIANO TO BIZ GlvEt
VlyUVv away with No. ~ Tyd-Bits, the
best and cheapest humorous and literary
weekly publ he'd. Send two cents for sample
copy. with full particulars, to JOHN Va
LOWELL CqMrANY, Publishers and proprie-
tore u aad 10 vasey Street, New York.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

Ordered that the following shall be judges
ct the several places where primaries shall be
held:
Gsraeld-Clem Ogg. Geo. Likcns, !. stith
Polk st Farinston Bros. store st the mill
Plane. Pc Is 81 B. ". McLane's building.
Coryville--ueO. Dewar, John p. Henkins,
h. Ii. Langley Polls ut Lsngley's store.
Cambridge-Benj. dickinson, E.P. Besman,
A. Chsriebois. Polls Vt Dickinsgn house.
Rhodes Marsh and Soda springs-o. 4.
Mash, Jno. ?. Flemming, John Franklin.
Polls 1t Nish's building.
Hawthorne C. b. snow, J. P. Davis. A
Hull. Potle at Justice OF Peace 0fic.
Candelaris -Frank :. Sears, j, r. Harring.
ton, X. 7. Owens Polls at Jnstice Of the
Peace once.
Marrietta-G. e. Ros,, Sylvester Light, A.
W. Buck. Polls at Ross's ONCE.
Belleyille--J. J. Nicholson, 4. q. Turner,
A. W. Sailor. Polls at Justice Of the Peace
Kinkead- Joshua Moss, Speedy johnson.
Lapanta WIN. Baker, Phil Mitchell, ]. II.
Taylor. Polls at Lapants once.
Stsvens-A. Arroe, T. J Murphy. VIM.
Henderson,. Pells At oil House.
Wilson: Polls At Wilson's hotsl:
Fish Laks-Geo. W. Leidy. .. r. Dyer. A.
g. McAfss. Polls st Geo. W. Leidy's house.
.Columbus-Asa Merry, Ed. Trudo, J.
Ferguson. Polls NJ Turner's hotel.
Sweetwster John 4. Roach, Gao. A. Cur
ran. VIM Akin. Polls ct HEMP Williams
building. .. -.
Aurora-S. r. Avery, c. W. Csnovsr. Ira
P. Hale. Poll, at Justice Of the Peace ONCE.
Furnace Canyon-Hugh Jones. John
Wickland, n. Carey. Polls st Railroad Co,
building.
Silver Peak-Alex Palm, Tom Manser, J.
H. b. Harris. Polls At Chiatovichs building.
Aida Valley kobt Stewart. a, Hartman.
J. W. Kay. polls at vucnvich's store.
The following resolution was adopted as
the test for persons Offering to vete at the
primaries:
That he 10 citizen OF this State and will
support the nominecs Of the Republican party
At the coming election.
The attention Of the boards 10 respectfully
called to the law gov rning Primary elections.
Statutes OF 1888, Pages - and IS inclusive,
A. W. CRoCKER, Chairman.
1rae Fssure please copy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
\ Metodious N ouse,

An animal such ss IL dpscribed in
the two words OF hs caption belongs
TO the family oi rodents. but unlike
them is endowed with The power of
song. There are very few of these
little animals, IN fact they are so
scarce that they are regarded in the
light Of curious phenomena. One of
these little natural curiosiiies has ia
ken up iis ab de in DR.. Caldwell's
dentistry. Some five months ago, the
DEBTORS attention was attracted by
what seemed 10 he the singing of a
canary in the near neighhorhood, and
at the same time he noticed q little
mouse that was in the habit of scamp.
ering across the rom at all times Of
the day. The mouse did not annoy
him In the least. but for the sake Of
the ladies who came to the office, he
thought he would trap the inoffrnsive
little thing. Accordingly he set y
trap for il, one If the kind that rs
easy TO get in but hard to get ont OF.
On coming to the house 10 the MORN
ing, he forgot To look at the trap as
nsual. but soon his attention vas
called to II by the peculiar sounds
that we're issuing therefrom. At first
he thought II was the canary bird
that had attracted him for some time,
but on going 10 the mouse trap he
saw the author of the music. The trip
contained singing mouse, the only
one known on this coast. 1t took the
doctor some time 10 make sure that the
little creatnr was the vocal artist, but
he soon became convinced by the mo
tons Of the little creature while send
ing forth its notes. II would stand on
its hind legs and act otherwise like \
canary. The little fellow was kept in
the trap for over q month, during
which time he entertained his captor
with his songs. AT the end Of this
time the cafe Of him became too much
for the doctor, 40 one morning he
turned him loose. But great indeed
was his surprise on entering the Office
the next morning to nnd the trap occu-
pied by the singer. He was turned
loose again, but the next morning be
was hack again and so II continued.
The little fellow goes to his trap every
night and 10 let out In the morning.
The song Of the mouse differs some.
what from that of the feathery songs
tiers, but in its difference is its beauty.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
HAWTHORNE,

on Tuesday, the Goth day Of July, 1885, for the
purpose Of naming time and places for elect
ing aine delegates TO the Democratic State
Convention to be held at Elko, Nevada, on
the 9th day of september, 1855; fer the call
ing Of a County Convention. naming the time
and place for holding the same; spportioning
delegates thereto, and time aud places for
holding primaries for the election oil said
delegates, aid the transaction OF any other
business which may properly GENE before
said meeting.
IF. BOILER, Chairnsn.
True Fissure plesse copy.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

sewing Machine without wheels.
A remarkable step in advance in
simplifying the sewing machine. has
been made by German gentleman,
and the practical nature of the inven.
ton WAS recently demonstrated. The
new machine has not wheel in II and
may be described ~ the working
parts Of "A good sewing machine. de-
privcd Of all sxtraneous details and
condensed within the smallest posi-
BILE compass. 1t measures only eight
inches high by about two inches wide
and one inch deep. II is fitted a, the
foot with screw clamp, by which it
can be fixed to the edge of u table and
fairly worked by a child, The work.
ing motion consists of q vertical
plungcr pressed down bv the auger
from the top, the plunger being re.
turned into position for the nsxt push
by a spring. 1t makes perfect lock
stitch, and will sew all kinds Of fab
RIGS, fine or coarse, within reasonable
limits. Beyond Its efficiency, It pos
sesses an advantage that appesls to all.
namely, that Of economy in price. So
small Is its price, that it can be- pur.
chased for about days wages of \
foreman mechanic. This will bring
1t we'll within the reach Of the masses
whom 1t is intended to benent. II is
certainly a cheap and efficient ma.
chine and Is being Introduced by a
company 10 London
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

Arthur-Well Mas Hart, It certain
" does seem like old linss to sec you
here once more.
Lucy(hsughtily)-l'm only twenty
seven, 1s. Dc GSana
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
TnUF Low D..

think true lore is never blind,
Bnt rather givcs an srded light
fon Go not see ny friend At all:
You see what hides him from your sight
! see the feet tina: fain would climb:
You, bat the steps that tnrn Hstrry;
zee the soul. unharme sublime;
fcu but the garment ana the clay.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

vSlRsT.CLAss STOCK AND EVERY
T. thing done in the hest and Dost work
mnnliks manner.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.

A meeting Of the Democratic County Cen
Atrsf Committee Of Esincralda County
will be held 1T
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

And oil kind Of FANCY and Plail Job Print.
Ing done in Ayss-slsss style And u shor
nssiss.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

conn nnflin p-sssnn eipsn sway: SEND
VLOy,UVyusS cents postage and BY mMl
yon VIII get free package Of g9cds q i,Tee
valve that will staff you IN cork that VII .
else In America. All about the 500, o@ y
presents with each box. Ar ,hts wa1tsa
everywhere, Of either sex. of All seess fefeni'
ne time, or spare time emily, to work for g
thc.r own hones. Fortunes for all wrkI
A1sP . Co., PsgtlAaA, MANA 10
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11

~ tags, and We will
A6 mail yeu free royal.
valuable, sample box
Of goods that win put you In the way Of max.
ing more nonsy q once, than Anything eIss
in America. Both ssxss Of all ages csn live
1t home and work In spare time, or sll the
tine. Capital not required. We Will start
yea. lnnenss pay sure for those wAs stast
= soae. eaancea = @. RasalanA NaAoa.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11


The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
for Virginia City and Reno, and With 'I pbe
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Trhckee, for ali points Eas, and West.
Stage Coniisctiona
Al Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Sompanys coaches fol- Aurora, 26 miles;
Bodte, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages fer cofeyville; X miles.
Az LuninR, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gilmer, Salisbury q Co.'s tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays, WedhesdAys and
Fridays Tor Downeyvills, Grahtsvil1e aad
Belmont. .I-.- - =
Al Candelana with the stages TOT Colun-
has. miles; Silver Peak, Mohtextma, Aida
Valley, Gold Mountain, Htc.
Al Keller With stages Tor Cerrs Gsrds, 8
miles; Darwin, y mtleH 4Ad Psnsmint.
n. II. YEkfNGTON, Gen. Supt.
I. J. Laws, Assistant stpStintendent.
y. A. BsNp.a,
$DsAl hstGst kAa SAsssAssr Assat
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1886-08-11
$3.50 MONTHLY . 49,

LII 81 Ss1 IN s1 ssis Fl 81 s
1ss.p:sisaess fs9sis -, $50 ~ ~ 1x re "
i;;;s e. 8! S;;:: :: ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-10-06

Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with paln Of cutting teeth7 II 90,
send Rt ones and get q bottle Of Mus,
WiNstOw's SooTttlNg SYAUP ron Ont.
DREN THETniNa. Ia value 10 lncalcula.
BILE, i will relieve the poor little sufferer
Immediately, Depend Upon II, mothers
there Ia no mibtake about Il, II cures
dyssntery and dlAfrhosa, regulates The
stomach and bowels, cures Wind collie
0oitena the gums, reduces inflammation
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educational.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL
oV
qoGvTlON AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE,
uM. street, N. W. Washington, DO,
educational,
nns. N. grEyENs nART, PtIaolpal.
aM, street, n. VI, Washington, d.

g,,,,,e, session at MT, LAKE, PARK, Garrett Co.
~ ecsinnIng July 10 at 1890 A. H., closing
A.USy,grAeEs OFFERED BY THE INSTITUTION
- IN. Natural Development and Culture o. the
y lp iS, NV puIp0se u ConYerSat0ni keGdingj
YY,ot,T, 1diFess aud singing, The correct use o.
FapSr-5,1s oi Articulation and RtsplrGuont W
iAe lin tbe philosophical laws by which thoSc
Se,1- VA. irlseryed aud developed,
w Nv IN aud Natural Expression Of Sentiment
.,,,.5Is III speech aud Gesturei including Chaf
y ar.ilDn Dramatic Reading and Recitation
lt.trllCti0n In Expressive Bible aud shRkes'
49, ing aud in the reading Of Hymns
~ IN, opportunity Afforded Teachers iof tht
~ al Practical Methods for Teaching ATticuiA'
. C1 mi sight Reading. Methods based upon the
tertarIue, 0i DelSaFIr, -.
Nh I class for the study Of kindergarten and
49, .0nnal Methods Wlll be formed and hes'
tilI' Ia lsily from July u 10 August " lsS6,
hgs M viii he taught by NILS SUSIE POLLOCK
,lEsslIpgIOn, D. o., who hIudled aud graduated
10 S.ste class for children will DO held on three
~ tIg week, jItG N chlTDc,
i2l,,, ltCuIrs VIII DO given by Mu, Hart and
pa foll0Ck, each upon the interests oil her own
ItpaftglcnL ,,,..,
." MRS. NJ, sTEYEEiB HART, or
AIss sUslE POLLOCK,
MnshinGtnn d. q.
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and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Alas, WIsAnW's soorHIHG
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TRRrHNG Is pleasant
to the taste, and Ia the prescription Of ono
Of the oldest aud best female nurses and
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WHAT IS THE REMEDY?

The machine must become the slave Of
the man, instead of keeping the man in at.
tendance on and subordinate to tho ina,
chine. A plann OF cooperation through
which the workman may control the ma
chine he operates must ono day supersede
the present system. To properly map oul
such plan requires moro tino than
have had or am likely to have at my dis
pos3l. l can only cooperate with Others
In tho work.