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epce.' We believe that while all these
will be found in n good School yet, the
first two are Of most Importance; We also
believe that these are, to great extent,
under the teachers contiol, although
many teachers complain that they have
no power to control them. lrregularity
Of attendace OF u pupil is two.fold in its
consequences; it Injuries the pupil and it
Injuries the school. The Law" mo man
liyeth unto himself" Is nowhere more
manifest than IN the schoolroom. A pu-
pil cannot lag behind his class without
injuring it and taking more than his
share OF the teachers time. This is the
grounds for the plea Of "iudlvidnal meth
od.n The teachers duty is to arouse
healthy sentiment among the parents
Many parents through indifference allow
their children to remain out OF school,
probably 10 CRAFTY uhim OF the child,
without ever thinking they are doing an
injury to their neighbours children. The
teacher should not only consult the par
ents of the transgressor, hut also those
OF the transgressed, A man will feel call
ed upon to demonstrate with his neigh
bor, when he knows himself injured by
him, where, otherwise he would consider
1t, none OF his business. Likewise q sim
liar sentiment should be created in the
school by iudicious talks, and even jude
cious punishments may be resorted too,
for the good of the school.
Tardiness we believe to be largely the
fault OF the teacher. We have known
teachers to put off the time OF opening
school "because Il ere were 30 few pre-.
sent" sure way OF making the "few"t tar.
dy IN the future. The teacher should
have time piece that never varies, take
up promptly at the hour fixed, and let
out Just as promptly at the appointed
time. Have u program either on paper
or blackboard posted plainly where all
can see It with the time for calling each
class marked plainly upon it; then follow
the program. The teacher is living
example to the school and should ever
remember that I've teach by example fur
more than by precept
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SHERIFF. SALE,

Notice is hereby given that by virtue an or
der of sale ur lien foreclosure issued out OF 'he
county Court OF Phillips county Colo. dated
Mar. !. 1897 and to me us sheriff directed IN
favor OF John uiaon plaintiff or''er and dc rec
of the sid court declared tn be the first Hen
upon the promises described and against l.. G..
Yolcr, Dennis Yodcr. orrin lodcr Charles
Yoder, Carl Yoder md Carrie Yndcr defend
ants for the sum of sS7s.s7 with inter, " there
on ut the rate If per rent from the - day of
Feb. 1917 and furthermore on thu said % day of
Feb. 1897 III the satne action the said dciend-
ant Lydia a J.ffrics recover d Judgment a
gainst The said l.. O. Yoder, Dennis Yoder
Orrin ioder. Charles Yodcr, arl foder ana
Carrie Ioder defendants or the sun OF s2i2
with interest thereon nj the rnie I 5 per CO I
from the % day of Feb. i-97 viii h by the said
court was adjudgri to her ~ her damages
which amount W ) ulsr by order and decree 4
the said court made Sc ond lien on the
premises desert bed and IN the order and de-
cree hud and entc ed of recor In aid court
In behalf Of the plaintiff II d the de endant
Lydia A. Jefrrirs t. satisfy the sum OF s'ios'
damages md si6.6U cost and accruing cost.
Whereby am commanded to sell the follow
Ing de- cribed real estate towit:
The W half Of sec 10 tip I n Of r i5 v of the 9th
p m in Philips county colo
To salisf, sad amounts shall ON ST.. the
"a day Of Mar. 1897 offer the hbovc icscribu'l
premises for sale NJ public auction ut the hour
OF o'clock p m OF sad j day ut the front d or
OF the court house In Holy Ike Colo u the
highest ana best bidder tn refore.
Dated his 2nd lay of March =. ID. 1887,
A. 4. GUTHRIE sh rin.
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NOTICE.
Holyoke, Colo, March 10,

Holyoke, Colo, March 10, 1897.
Citizens and all perrons within the in-
corporate limits Of the town Of Holyoke
Colo.
This is 70 remind you that we have an
ordinance to prohibit the dischareing OF
lire arms within the incorporate limits OF
the town Of Holyoke, Colo.
A number of complaints have been
made ON account OF the violation Of such
ordinance. We will immediately cause
the arrest OF such yiolator as provided by
the ordinance above mentioned.
We also have an ordinance to prohibi,
last and dangerous riding within the IN
corporate limits OF the town OF Holyoke
We will be- compelled to enforce this
ordinance, and will do so promptly.
S. W. BEGGs, Mayor.
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a Rich Harvest.

1t costs no more to SOW good seeds thar
it does 10 SON old and worthless stock
How foolish is the person who iail- TO gel
the best to start with. No doubt yor
have often thought OF this, when YOU
garden has not done worry well.
Will yon jog along in the same old VII,
this year, or use little forethought anC
send to james Viok's Sons, Rochester n
Y, for their Catalogue which contains ,
list OF all that's new and good!
Theirseed are always reliable I,
grow and never disappoiut. Send II
cents for Catalogue and deduct this a
noun, from first order. Really costs no
thing.
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COMFORT TO CALIFORNIA.


Every Thursday afternoon. n tourist
sleeping car for Salt Lake City, San
Francisco and Los Angeles leaves Omaha
and Lincoln via the Burlington Route.
1t is carpeted, upholstered in rattan;
has spring seats and backs and is pro-
vided with curtains, bedding, towels.
soap, etc. An experienced excursion
conductor and uniformed Pullman por
ter accompany it through to the Pacific
coast
While neither as expens,vely finished
nor as fine to look Mt as a palace sleeper
it is just rs good to ride in. Second
class tickets are honored and the price
of berth, wide enough and big enough
for Two, Is only IS.
For n folder giving full particulars,
call at the nearest b. & NJ. r. Il. r. tick
ct office. Or, write to j. Francis, Gen'l
Pass'r Agent, Blu -ington Route, Omaha
Neb. ap2597
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, William Proper by HE deed OF trust
dated the 9th dayof March A u isss and duly re-
corded in the office of the clerk and recorder of
Logan county In the state Of Colorado, on the
10th day of March A ID ISIS la book ~, page ~ Of
said Logan county Colorado records, conveyed
to George W Toms as trustee, the southwest
quarter (sw ~ sertion thirty tj0l in township
eight ~ north and in ranIe forty seven ~
west of the sixth principal meridian, LogaD
county Colorado that rart now Phillii county
and state of Colorado by act of legislature ap-
proved March a. 1859. in trust to secure the pay
ment of his promissory note dated March o. lsss,
Tor the sum Of two hundred and seventy.fvc dol
lars Cs!.5J payable tn the order OF Chas. \. Still
man Company on the LIST day of March A d 1893.
per cent per month. and
Whereas said deed of trust provides that in
case of default in the payment of said note or
any part thereof with interest thereon. or in
OF nonpaymcnt of taxes it then shall be lawful
for the said trustee his in trust, af-
ter having advertised spch sale thirty days in a
newspaper, published la said county where said
premises are situated. to sell said premises or
any part thereof and all right und equity OF re
dsnpton Of said grantor, his heirs, and assigns
| tHtItlu1 Ut l'uhiiC lit hleil'Hl
| for cash, and
| Whereas, default has been made in tho pay
ment Of said debt and Of the interest nccruine
on same since March |. 1895, and William Wells
tho present legal holder Of said mote. has request
cd the .alc Of said premises by virtue OF sand
| deed of trust, and
Whereas, 1t is provided In and by said deed oi
trust that in of the death, inability, or re
insal Of said George W Toms trustee, to net, Al
any time when action may bo required for tn,
execution Of the trusts under said deed Of trust
then the legal holder Of said note, may by writ.
ing duly acknowledged, appoint u successor II
trust To the said George W Toms, and
Whereas, the sRid George W Toms is dcc.assc {
and unable To act. a- said tiustee, and sale
William q Wells the legal holder Of said not
has by writing duly acknowledged appointe,
and substituted tie undersigned, Henry & Pal
mer, trustee Ia act successor in trust of sal,
Geor1o Tors. now
Therefore. by virtue Of the authority and powe
vested in me ms aforesaid, l v i'll In pursuance o
the provisions Of saii deed Of trust, sel at public
| auction nj tho front door of tho court house n
IIolyoke. Phillips county and state Of COLORADO
ON Tuesday the ~ day Of March AD 1891, at th'
hour Of ten O'Clock. n m the above describes
premises to the highest bidder for cash. and al
righ, and equity Of redemption OF the said vii
linn $ Proper his heirs or assigns. for the pur
pose Of paying the indebtedness above mention.,
and costs Of executing this trust, including take
and attorneys or solicitors fees rs Get forth II
said deed Of trust
Dated at Sterling. Colorado Feb, ~ isg7.
HENRY c PALMER. Trustee,
Successor in Trust.
First publication Feb 10 1871
last publication Mar ~ 1877
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CuAs Z. PETER, Teacher.

Pupils neither absent or tarhy, Jennie
Sutherland, Joe Conlin. Hnlhe Kelsey,
Myrtle Stoneburg. Matte Cunlin, Willie
Hinz., Guy Imhol. Oscar L.Blauc.
Jeanie Leblanc, Chester Kelsey. Charley
Pa,mon, Er--tiedler, Minnie Fielder,
Nellie Stoneburg. Benjainen Leblanc
and Bertha Wier.
MAp0E CRowSEn, Teacher.
Boston has iO5i7 boys and 1906 girls
in her public schools and the cos, Of the
schools last year was saj.70 per pupil.
Consolidation or~rhooi Districts.
State oi Ohio.-Fiom the advance
shccta Of the report OF State Supt, Cor
son the country sshool problem !. being
met by eonsolidiny the smaller districts
Where the roads are good Ia. children
may he conveniently carried TO an from
central school, ut slight expense. The
plan has gone beyond
tho experimental stag.
Special laws exist. authorizing the estab.
lishment Of such schools In sil counties
One Of the first Of these schools vas 10.
Gated a' kipgsvillc. Astabula county.
Several oi the outlying districts were cou
solidB'ed, and the pupils carried to the
school nj the center of the
town IN wagons provided
Tor III. purpose. Tn. daily at.
'cndancc has been largely increased. the
eSpcns. Of schooling reduced nearly one
half, aud the quality Of tho work gr,atl,
improved Snp, Morrison. kingsvill.
reports that tho dniy attendance has In
creased from iif,y tosiriy pcr cent. This
hRs been accomplished NJ u saving Of
more than $1,000 10 the taxpayers In
three years, The School journal \. Y.
The above may solve tn. solution OF
more school aud less ,nsaliop In Colora.
do II the nhmc bu put 10 practical tost.
Something Sill have TO be ,riod u. with
tho present tax law II ia impossible to
raise enough revenue 10 Garry on more
than three OF tour months Of school In n
year We should like TO see tho above
plan tested,
White In his "School Manhecnt" aays
There ar. vt Il al aoven nchool rtn, =
namsl "; regularity, pune uali'y. neatne,s ..
~ c.urnry, silence, industry and obedi
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The Campbell Method.

Some people think the Campbell meth
cd requires SPECIAL tools. This ls not
true until you wish TO adopt the method
on large scale. Then special mnchin-
cry will be found economical, but quite
complicated test may be made Mt slight
expense. No farmer should allow the
season OF 1897 to pass without fair test
Of the method on at least one or two acres.
The following plan OF preparing the soil
will be found quite satisfactory: Flow
good depth, not less than slI inches, sew
en or eight is better: then take disk
harrow, weight it heavily and SGT 1t
straight. This is to slice and pulverize
After this take Havana drill, load it
with something heavy, wheat in sacks
will do very well. This is to pack the
bottom OF the soil. You have no Ha-
vana drill, the next best thing is an ordina-
ry spike drag with teeth slanted back:
weight ii we'll. For drilling small gram
to be cultivated use any ordinary shoe
drill with shoes six. seven or eight inches
apart. Set the drill to SOW three pecks
to the acre, then stop up twothirds OF tho
holes: leave the first open at the end and
every third one after that. You will then
SOW one peck to the acre, and your rows
will be far enough apart to cultivate
nicely. You can make cheap darg ont
of 2yi pine scantling, using sixty-penny
spikes for teeth. Make your drag "a
shape. and five inches narrower than the
space between the rows. Put on handles
to guide with.-Campbell's Soil Culture
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NEW COAL YARD.

Hard and soft coal for sale by james
Young & Co. II yuu need anything in
that line give Young & Co., q call. Or
ders can be left at C. NJ. Mowry's hard
ware store or see Young on the transf-,
wagon II you have any transferring to
any part OF the city cali on James Young
& Co. If you want to feed yonr team
where there is plenty Of hay and grain
put up at the East Livery Barn. II you
want d coed driving team leave your or
der al the East Livery Barn.
JAMES You've & Son.
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Insure against Accidents in The Star
Accident Company. 1t costs but little
more, and certrinly The Best Is The
Cheapest when we take out Insurance
because when you want it you want it
badly. Address, The Star Accident
Company, Star Accident Insurance Bldg
Chicago. Over s7Oo,OoOOo pad for acci.
dental injuries.
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a Sure Thing for You.

A transaction In which ouvnunot lose is a
sute thiug Biliousncss, sick headache. iur
red Tongue, fel er, piles aud n thousand uIiIoI
HIS nic ransrl hy constipation aud slurrish
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dorful new liver stmunnt aud Intestinal
touic are hy all drugg sts guaranteed 10 cure
or money refunded, &. L T.. arr sure
thing. Try box to-day; lOc., ajc, To-.
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WANTED :-Several faithful men or women
" tc travel for responsible established
house, In Golnado. -ulary $50, pay bic slh
weekly and expenses. Position permanent,
Reference. Enclose self addressed stamped
envelope. The National, star Bldg Chicago
III.
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Everyhu,Iy says So.

CnscHrrts Candy Cathurtic, the most wor
derful ~ dical discovery Of the age, peas
ant and refreshing tn the tas'c, net ger y,
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WANrED:-seycrm faithful men or women
" to travel for responsible established
house In Colorado. salary t7sO. payable sil
weekly Hud expenses, Position permanent
Reference. EIclose selfnddrrss.d stamped
envelope. The National, star Bldg.. Chicago
Ill.
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Pupils neither absent or tardy, Leola
Alcok, Fay Clark, Blanche Garland, Alta
Kelsey, oda McCartv, Gertie McCarty,
Nolia McUarty, Ella vlsschcr, Villa Viz
scher, Myrtle Smith, Lottie Hibbs, Clyde
Hibbs, Carl Hibbs. George Hegin botham
and Ernest Leblanc.
In addition TO the above the following
pupils attended each session: Cora kel.
sey. Jesse BUELL., oIin Holland aud Carl
Shuler.
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lyon have anything to sell, advertise
IT in the STATE Herald.

When you desire to make final proof
on a land filing, call on Judge G. j. Sla-
ter,
The state herald., 1897-03-19
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Report of Holyoke Schools for month
ending Mar. IL, 1897.

Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy: Jennie Heginbotham, Blanche
reck, Robert Hinze, Robert White and
Willie Bruce.
J. r. AIcocK, Principal.
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Scientist, Offers to Send Free. to the A..
iie,ed, Three Bottles OF Ms Newly DIS.
covered Remedies TO Cure consump.
tIGn and All Lung Troubles.
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Fist publication Feb 10 1871
last publication Mar ~ 1871
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
SANCHEZ A SOMNAMBULlST
Told a story Of Dreams ana win
Shooting TO Jury-POiice Believe
He Will Be Convicted.

Denver, Nov. 1l.-Attorney Chavez OF
Albuquerque, who was assisting in the
defense of Sanchez, on trial for wife muir
der, left for home this morning in re-
sponss to an urgent call. O. O. Brown
made the opening speech for the defense
today. He said that Sanchez was a sexual
pervert and somnambulist, and shot his
wife, if he did it at all, while in a night
mare. Sanchez took the witness stand
and categorically related his story. he
evidently had been we'll coached, and
made good witness. In substance his
testimony was that he was held up on the
evening preceding the killing; that after
going back to his room he ate some fruit;
that the fruit and memory OF the high
wayman's threats, combined to induce
him to dream; that during the dream ne
arose and commenced shooting bllndly
at the form of man whom he dreamed
he saw in the room. He says he did not
come out of the dream until the police
arrived and took him into custody, and
that he does not know for certainty
what really occurred 10 the room or In the
hallway. The prisoners dream story Is
the third story he has told, and the rolice
believe it will convict him in spite OF the
lack of effort on the part of the district
attorney to get convincing evidence be-
fore the jury.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican., 1897-11-11
HILLSBORO GOLD MINES.
Active Development work and Larg e
shipments of Rich Ore-POrter
Mill Running smoothly.

Spencer & Go. have over 100 tons OF
good milling ore on the dump ready for
the teamsters.
Kirkpatrick & Go. have 75 tons of ore
at the Il. M. Porter mill, waiting their
turn for treatment.
Dawsons teams are at work hauling
200 tons of ore for Lindner & Crum-
rine to the mill.
Spencer, Scanlon & Co., of the Snake
group of mines, are shipping ore to Ell
Paso.
The Opportunity lessees have made an
other shipment of ore. Their last lot
brought five and a half ounces of gold
per ton. ~
Lindner g. Orumrine shipped 300
sack carload of four and a half ounce
gold ore from their Snake lease last week.
The II. M. Porter mill has started up
and will run continuously night and day
as long as the ore supply continues. All
the new machinery is working smoothly
and efficiently, and the Whitley concentra-
tor especially is doing splendid work
says the Advocate.
A representative of the North American
Gold Extraction company, (the Cyanide
Patent owners) will have charge of the
process at the Llewellyn works on Dutch
gulch, and will remain until the employees
are thoroughly familiar with its conduct
and working.
Messrs. Flagg and West, by their lease
and bond on what are known as the
Swede CLAIMS in Ready Pay gulch, have
secured one of the very best undeveloped
properties in this district. Considering
the width and strength of the vein, the
quality of ore exposed in the various
places and the easy working character OF
the ground, this property should soon be
placed on paying basis and rival in
value any one of the big mines of this
camp.
E. s. Flagg, manager, and Q. L. West
secretary, of the New Mexico Dry Ore
Concentrating company, have secured 6
bond and lease on the Gold Star, Scandit
and Unicorn mines in Ready Pay gulch
says the Advocate. One thousand dol
lars, 10 per cent of the purchase price
was paid down to the owners, further pay
ments extending over sufficient time u
enable the lessees to thoroughly test thu
value of the property. The compan!
will at onoe begin active mining worl
and will also erect mill at the mine witt
a capacity of so tons per day, though no
more than IL tons will be treated at first