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Theory.
F. Nj. GoRDEN, E1.

F. Nj. GoRDEN, Ex.
sgY Your writing will be graded
from this branch.
l. How do you prevent your pu-
pills from becoming dull and list
less?
9. What is the best method Of
teaching morality in school?
s. Should a teacher question his
class in reading before or after the
lesson has been read?
4. How should the recitation be
conducted?
5 What do you understand 10y
PRESERVE FORCE in teaching!
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Grammar.
~. E. ENGLE. EX,

w. T.. ENGLE, EX.
]. What is meant by parts of
speech? How is the passive voice
at verbs formed?
?. Give complete outline of the
poun.
3 Classify verbs and sentences
with respect to form and use.
4. State The difference between a
personal and relative pronoun.
5. Show by examples the various
uses of WHAT ana THAT.
6. Write possessive, singular and
plnral, of lady, woman, man, child,
mouse
I. What is the difference between
a finite verb and an iniinitire?
s. Parse italicized words:-The
:,,iar:es We do and shose We suffer,
are se...Iom, i eu19, weighed i'll the
same eaLa7sce.
a n-,,,rou No G
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friend in DR. Kings Nv Discovery
tor Consumption. coughs and Cold.
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oi throat chest aud lungs. Each
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Everybody VIII Now Save Money.

Not because the Silver Bill has
been repealed, or account of the
election of Governor Mckinley bnt
because the Columbus. booking
Valley and nledo Railroad have
made a reduction of ten per cent
en- all round trip local fares be-
teen stations of this popular Line
Tickets are limited to 80 days,
CIV Schwenke agent Buckeye
Route w Fisher, Gen, Pass, land
TEX, Agt. olumbus o.
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AL other work
done in propotion
and on short no
tice.
Departments OF Treatment.


Diseases OF the blood, stomach, liver ano
:idneys.
Diseases Of the EeTous system and weak-
.esses.
Tumors, Ulcers, skin diseases, itchings,
,urnings end numbness.
Rectal diseases, piles, etc., Insomnia, paralysis
Neuralgia, SPINAL diseases, impotency,
itricture.
elect and private diseases.
Pain IL back G: head, hear! and brain dis
,ases.
Frequent and painful urirstion, and OBJ
truction O: flow.
Many direful cases cu-e> Il : week or two
which usually take months. Other cases in
few months which ordinarily are never
,urcd.
IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT FOLLOWS TREaf'
iAENT. Question List Free.
TO LADIES: Uterine, ovarian, vaginal troubles
arsd. Iso ssrFean9sS.
Specific treatment for special conditions.
Business, correspondence and treatment
acrcdly confidential.
Effects of Old cases eradicated.
h!eny diseases leading to insanity cured.
Tumcrs stopped: in their growth. Painting.
Want OF desire and development.
The causes of disease may be briefly sum-
larized as follows: Bereavement, disap-
oointment, overwork, business losses, re-
verses, sickness and exposure in many ways.
These conditions are followed by disease rs
surely as malaria attacks n swamp dweiler.
Proper treatment is needed, or you must ant,
will die.
Remember that no disease remains DOR
nant.
Sample treatment free for lung diseases.
s. [. gIsTLER, Fl. e.,
%. North High ST., Ga'umhus S'-'''
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Plants placed under blue glass
will starve, because they can9ot ab=
sorb carbonlc acid from the
atmosphere.
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It Cures Nervousness.
CHAPPELEAR>S
$ a r S a . a r1l / a

NELSON. O., Mar. 1st, 1898.
The Wm. NJ Chappelear Il Sons
Co.
Gentlemen.-Permit me to in
form you that the six bottles OF
Chappelear's Sdrsaparllla you sent
me has done The work most
thoroughly. l have been afflicted
in many ways, the principal cause.
| persuma, was impure blood L
was troubled with constipation,
Torpid Liver, and diseased Hid
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tratiOn and O. neral break down.
Hearing about your curing so
many with happeleaI's Sarsap-
arilla, 1 concluded 10 try it; this
is the way | came to send TO you.
Well, took it as directed, and l
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l had taken the SIX bottles. | was
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person. hope you will succeed
IN getting everybody TO try
Chappelears Sarsaparilla. II il
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it will be eaioney we'll invested.
Yours,
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Every Man whose watch
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(ring), by pickpocket
Every Man whose watch
has been damaged by drop
ping out Of the bow, and
Every Man of sense who
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THE YOUTH AND THE TIDY.
She knitted tidy
With cOnsumate care,
And put it on sale at
A little church fair.
a pious young fellow
Attended the fair
And purchased the tidy
To put on his chair,
And early thereafter
He learned how to swear
Detroit Free Press
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CitI|N}}llnal'E EGt
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Geo .Heine, Porprietor r
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GEORGE uEINE.
Dec. 3.
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Geography.
w. Il. ENGLE,

9. Diagram No. s.
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13

General Bowen is going to be
elected by more than 1000 majority.
And for the very good reason that in
all the years that be has been an en-
ployer of labor he never asked man
to take less than the highest wages
paid for the same kind of labor.
These are facts which can be sub
stsnfisted by hundreds of miners all
over the state who have worked for
Big-Hearted Tom Bowen Those
Washington congressmen and sena-
tors recognize in the ex-senator one
of the shrewdest men in the nation.
and be is known all over the land
He will receive great welcome when
he goes to Washington next March
-Telluride Republican
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13

The race for congress in this dis
trict is an interesting one Ii Is the
first case on record where candidate,
whose majority two years before was
1900. finds himself in danger OF
defeat 1t is the result Ct abuse of
official power
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13

In 1855 Secretary of State Rice
published the longest advertisement
of proposed amendments to the con
stitution ever published by the state
There were more papers in the state
then than now, but the cost was only
5000. The bills so far heard from
for McClees reform plan Of doing
less work amount to about $4,000
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
lralk about a billion dollar congress

Talk about billion dollar congress
There are only 10 populist mem-
bers of this congress but they have
introduced and urged the passage of
bills appropriating an aggregate OF a
little over forty-nine billion dollars
At this average it Is estimated that II
they had majority the appropriations
would be larger than the worlds IN
come between this time and the mil
lenium-
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13

There have been as many populist
state conventions declare against the
free coinage of silver this year as
there have been in its favor Still
the members of the party sit around
on dry goods boxes and blow that
it is the only free coinage party.
Shinplasters and hi are the only
things on which they are united
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS Thorzzs H Cecil. an unmarried
w man. of the County ef Pro~-r~ And State
dafesi tse rr~i ssy q July, A d is-e which Is
duly rs-rorded In book y Sf PAGE d, OF The rv<~
e-Sis q ssid fso~srs CoaEf,. eoHyey 70 ne IN,
der-t<n<-d Heary J. PAGE trustee. certain rial
r~tA.e sltaasesd n the Cozny OF fro~~rs and
S.x-z Of Colorsao, ,o-~sf: The -orthess, guar
r~sssy-s-o a aad Lot No one a. % ths
northeast quarter Of >@ctaon No IWenfy--errn
l-sl ia Ta~nxAip No T~euty-s~o ca south q
Raz<e No forry-~erea a Se~t OF the Sixth
Priacip.l Nericiixn- eoofaizin< eixhsy co Arres
zsore or les a1eo-stizs 10 pnireS stsre- govern
rt<h- for eighty arr-- derived froEz the AzzEty
Canal and Ee-errvir CoznRany
o.h-r tksn.-s> that IN ez-e os default as payment
Of said prczui~sory note- or any szstalls1lcut
tAereuf. seeor.iz< 10 the tener and eject of sAid
i~vs-d sraisst said above described pror-rry b.
fo<- the sarzr shall h--cor.e delia1eezt Il shall
be lawful fer th- t-es-e- 20 sen and dispose of
said premises at pohlie zactioe at The north
ea.a- ef the Cse1rr HoS.Se IN the CITY q NhenFcr
Corn;y e A-2pAhoe azd STATE q Coioradc, for
-zz-. terms And pl1cS Of rAle z1.d Of the prop-r
" TO be sold BY Ss;,erri-~nsezt printesi Nad pch
.ish<-t N the toonty -hsre the prraise- Ar~ sit
whsrsaz- ssefxult has hs-ea r.as~ IN the pa,-
sote note da< January i<-- l-ss. aad Jelly iss,
l-a-s, sad thr SANE arr fas<t cee Aat unpaid And
the le~~l holssr of saia nose has declared the
vfse1e z1zozc- dc- ara paYanl=-
boider q ssia nste l. H~arx j. P4-r trustee a.
zfcr~-4id hereby give pubic noflce that | wtll
Tuesday the E-h day Of >ovesn b-rr. A u. lisa
.ez c4ock n tbr for~zocz Of s2fd day. At ttse
1ss--h 1l-.r e-eiz< skr Tr~x-cz- s-r--t eutrSscei
s.t the Cc1rt Ho1se n the Ciry Of Denser. Cora-
y x ArSpzho> z1d state Il tosorzstn. -zl IL
the ki<k-s- aad hs-- hsdder for cA<h IN hana
The above de-crth-e1 rul estate for the
r-rru-< Of r&ylE< A1c s2t1>fy1n< the
ahs5re S--s-rih->d r.ree Ard interest," th-r-iz and
iz1ere<- -Aere11 aac al ca~-s. rsk=1zkhle st-nr-
1-y t-< A.. csszzzai~~isn u said rrr~-re. Aad AL
orher exren<es cf sx-ezrtrs SID truss s1h5~ct
however p-io- srzst ce~si uf nioe hEntrei
tSsst <sllzrs cSser1z< s&id 4buFe de-crib--i rral
estate
Ds.esa tAis Ie-h day Ct o-r.et--r. Iss4
HENRY J. PAGE.
foES 2 SEAFzors. Atty Trustee
o1s-a1f Tah-ar Blo<A- D~zv.--
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13

The telegraphic reports announce
that Daniel Webster has been noni-
mated for member of our next legis-
lature and that he viii surely be
elected. but they fail to state which
party this celebrated statesman now
belongs to-
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
ne.. the state Fund. Disappear.

Governor Waite recently discovered
that there was still some money left
in the state canal fund The state
engineer Is special pet of the gov
ernor. 50 the following notice ap-
pesred among the state house news
a few days since
The state land board has decided
to make asurvey of State Canal No l,
and the boards engineer and two as
siStanss viii be sent TO the scene IN $
few days 1t Is expected that the
$1,000 remaining in the treasury to
the credit of this fund VIII soon be
used up by the board The ditch has
been surveyed four times already
within the past year or So
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
rsrNE SALE

WHEREAS Stzzr- u Hrc-J did hT kis rer-
w tain d-r-f % truss dated NAY L.. A-D- La.
z,si--car,sesi % Nay t--h- A d f<e. i book
r1--- y - th< r~ss-sis IN tie oc- - ths ei-rk
kr1 -r-rarS3-r % P-u.rr~ II The state uf
Cotorzlss. eceFey - Fr<1k 4 4tkIz-. A. tz-l-srs
xnd n ease of H. s1rz-h- -e-i<zarioa rrf1sal
- A.. -ns-n - rA- EzeerS1e7l-1- SrtzrE -o-rl1
Of Pruwers cocz-y. n TIE s-Ate * Golorasto.
A. suece--or in --E--- the fctAcEir< -
serih--t prOE~--y. situate = >&1d sro~-
- eo1z.y. n The state Il Co4o-Sie. -
The Lamar register., 1894-10-13
OUR OFFER.

To anyone that pays for one years
subscription to the LANAI REersErR
we Will send the Colorado Weekly
Sun. of Denver. until January /,
1885. free of charge.
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RAlLR DADS.
~ RIO
T Ss1T4S GRANDE
80. WESTERN .
STANDARD cAyoE
CURRENT In lttpTf limo III 100l
riuE TABLE, W l"''N 'I"' 'Ni '1v''


Leave salt Lake
No. FOR Provo. ninEhlu Wac
atrh and al uoInH Ia.| a0IA n
So tor Provo. Grand .uHgH..
aud ali points fas........... lIu m.
so Tor Provo So ODD
salina ...-. ....'.'.. ...ts... $3.50 U. m.
so s-Tor Eurcha and bingham, tuHp. u.
No. FOR ogden and wOt..... % Hp W.
so i-for Ugdon and the Nsft.... l..I r.m.
arrive srit Latte
so. i-rr1m Provo. GRAD Junction
and tho tast.... ...t...t.s,. DO p. m
SO. f-From Provo. Grand Junction
and tho East as.......... goo. lI Do Do u.
80. Prom Bingham. Provo. Nlau
snlina aud WafntrH. ...... r.f.H. boz.
so. 0-rfom LutoLa and Bingham H.i.a m.
No Iron Ogden AMI tlf Wrt. s.'t m.
NO. t-From ogden and Che Wet. ..Itu m.
Only line running through Pullman ilIasa
Double DRAWING Room H.rrIrrH f. H"HffH HII
Dfaud Junction and 20 haus4s Guy anI tH.Ha.
So via Colorado points. fTHH reclining U.a.r
cane Fnlt Lave Go Denver. and only HHH .UH.
hing Pullman siCepors fat lahr tI .au I.Il.
rfco. koohaurofi close conugcu111. aafdiE
'pCed and comfort.
Ticket ONCE, 10 v. God South
n e.. DODGE. A.E. WEuuY.
Ocn. Manager. Cen. sHHL
J.iL EMMETT. Con RAMA
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Literary Note.

The unpublished letters OF ]. r.,
Lowell written 10 Edgar Poe during
the years 1912 to 1914, to appear In
Scri6ner's Magazine Tor August, will
such correspondence, not only ON nc
count Of tue information they give
concerning the early literary Interests
aud ambitions Of these two famous
authors, but especially for their perfect
irankness and revelation OF thu cordial
personal relations that marked Lowei's
young admiration for Poe, before the
days OF "rhe Fable for Critics" They
are peculiarly full OF the charm Of out
spoken frlendlines1 and sympathetic
appreciation for "A brother artist.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ special meeting OF tho stlrkholdsrs OF
the saupHun Mining company Will be held At
the general once Of thr SAID company al No
2il south on hast Temple lhulnl street, To-
81 trustees and Ohl1rra OF said company ON
IhursIay July 2ith, a. d. l'Hi, COMMENCING
&c p O'Clock o., on ami Cl0tiuE go O'Clock %, uu.
Of sud day aud date. Transfer hooks uf the
company viii be closed ON saturday, July yisf,
ls 3, aud opened on saturday July lsth, 1874
The reason why thls special meeting be called
is because thc annual meeting day Of the
stockholders Of Haii company 40 nNod hy tho
articles ~ Incorporation ~ July 2ith 0f this
year, and ibis DAY hulng d legal holiday u
Utah BE- non di'i. therefore THIS HpeciAi meeting
becomes necessary.
&. *. On CHRIST. Vice PRECEDENT
u. O., SMITH, Assistant Secretary,
Dated salt Lake Clly, ual, June JOth, 1874
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When tho Liverpool and Manchester
Gleam railroad was projected, all sorts
Of objections were made. Tho smoke
would Kill all tho birds" "Tho sparks
would set the houses ON fire. "Pas.
fengers could not breathe in n train
moving so rapidly" "The railroad
would kin all the game. Thousands
OF cuachmon would DO thrown out Of
employment Tho English spirit Of
independence would he totally destroy
cd. Est. Louis Globe. Democrat.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Eshlc OF Ito McEwan, deceased.
NOTICE - uERtuY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudUuignrd, AguCH MrEwan, EA
ccutriN of tho last viii OF Henry McEwau,
deceased o. The creditors Of, and ala ptrHout
having claims against the said deceased, 60
exhibit th0m with the necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the hrtt publication ut
this notice, 20 tho said Agucsa MCEWuu, IA.
ccutriX Of tho last will ~ faid deceased, 40 No
go Fourth street. in salt Lake City. 10 tie
County OF salt Lake, Territory 0f Utah
AGkE.s MrEWAS,
t2eculriA of tho last will Of Henry MoEwau,
deceased
Dated June slst A. u. l.ni,
ions N, UASHoN Attorney Tor EKecutrlx
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NOTICE 10 oEEpIIoRs.


Estate OF John ~, humul, deceased
NOTICE rs uEHEBN OWEN ny THE
~ uudCuignCd, administrator of tho 81.
tate OF John ll,humCl. deceased. 90 the creditors
Of, aud 900 pcrsOus having claims against tsC
said derulfUd. 20 exhibit them with the noces
Hury vouchers. within ten months after tic
frst publication OF ulls notice. TO tho SAID
administrator. a. CITY Hal, sat Lake CITY.
In tHg county OF salt Lake. ttah Territory
GUsTANE a. uACkMAN,
Administrator Of the estate OF John II.
Numef. deceased
NAuptIL a ADAMS, Attorneys Tor estate,
Dated June itih, 1874
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of Margaret . D. MoAiAstcr. dc,esssi
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN EY THT
~ uuduraIguUu, administrator Of the e.
tate Of MARGARET 10. y MrMhslcr, deceased. tu
she creditors " and nll persons having claims
against the said dorrased, 90 CNhihit them wi d
the nrrsssHFY vouchers, wIthiu four muulhH
after the fret publication of thia notice On tha
aald ulmiuHiratCr At % south Ninth LuaI st..
salt Lake titY. Utah,
ALEXANDER McMAsTEH.
Administrator of tho Estate OF Margaret u.
D MUhiHHtrr, deceased.
Dated Juuu y. lspi
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Z cirget National hnni nuId.uH sau iHto
U'U'utas NJ tu Day thU tg IuIuyUt uHHtaHmrut
together with the costs 90 ADVERTISING aud
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Jesse W. FOX. Deceased.
NOTlCE rs HEREBf GIVEN ny THE
N undersigned admlulHuatora OF the cs.
titU of jesse ". luH, deceased TO tuu 0rndi,
iUrs OF and ull persons having claims AGAINST
the said deceased. lD exhibit them win tho
necessary NuurutTs, Within ten months after
the nrst publication uI thIs u1Iice, Co the faii
adminHtrat0rs 600 $50 $50 Constitution building.
ln salt Lake civ. 200 Ono County of SAT- Lake,
and Territory OF lnh,
IlUuM q, YOUNG.
GE7sE W. FOA, Jun.
Administrator Ut tho Estate oi Jesse W..
fON, duCCIHrI.
JOINS NJ, uA,Nos, Attorney for said admin.
iauators.
Dated june l.ud, 1884,
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NOTICE ~ HEREBr GIVEN THAT
~ hcFD NHwkins udmiuittfntof Of the
estate ut Charlotte lihwkiut, dccaatUd. has
rendered for settlement, and He'd ~ uati
court hia lnh account u niH STANDARDIZATION
OF said estate aud petition Tor nnai distrihu.
uon ut The residue 81 rud estate amnug the
pnfaons entitled thereto, and that IuesdAy
thC lttu day uf July, 4, u, iell, a. 10 WrlOrA
m ~ tue Court iioom Of said Court, In The
County Court House. ralt lake tttv and
County Utah 1eritory has been duly hp'
pointed by tho judge u saii rourt. Tor the
settlement 81 said account and hearing SAID
pCutuu for distribution a. which time anu
place any porson interested ia said estate may
appear And show chutc N any there be, why
said account should not be- settled and np.
proved and hnal distribution made a. prnyoi
Tor.
Dated June 18th. iE4
a. " MELOY. CLERK OF Probate Court
by j. D. IACk. Deputy.
Attorneys iAuGusoN a CANNuN.
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Won ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To Ar.
Il pear ta nn action broushi aFainst you uy
The above named plaintiff in the listfict C0urt
of lhr Third Judicial District uf tho Territory
OF Utah, and O. ausWUf mo cnupiaInt nlrd
therein within ton uayaItHrluaiyu I'd tho day OF
soryicoJ after tho bcrVro on YOU III this
HuumuuHaIr served within this county. Oh. o.
served out Of this county. Lut within this da.
lucL within twenty dave. otherwise within
forty ulys-or Judgment ly default will Del
ius en- HrliuFt you, IrUufuluE 60 tho mayer OF
sait complaint
The said action is brought 90 have iudrmtut
against defendant Iauea ana katr r. brorsr
rrrIni lu sum OF at.sU-. with intprcat al o
Dor cent per nuuum. from Iuuo d 1884. Tor
so attorneys Tess aud Costs NJ suit. alleged 90
Do due on two certain urumissufy notes. ca.
ccutcd by taId last named defendants Co
plaiuun E0v lh, lea, one Tor ft.UuI with iu.
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pELINoUeNT AssEssMENr.

Delinquent Notice Tho Grizzly Mining CO.
Location o. principal ulaco OF busuo o. sait
Lake ttf, ttah
Location OF works. White ruo County. Ntlia.
NOTICE TUEEE ARE DELINQuENr
~ t91u Che Col UtInr described stlua ON
o. count ~ HHHrHamnrt IHgitd on she alst day
OF faNs l'ls tnH several amount aUt uuUu.
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