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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
for Over Fifty Years.

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
for over fifty years by millions OF mothers for
their children while teething. with perfect sue
cess 1t soothes the child, softens the gums.
ailays all pain cures wind collie, and is the best
remedy for DiarrhHa. 1t will relieve the poor
in every part Of the world. twenty-five cents
a bottle Be sure and ask for MRS Winslow's
Soothing SYRUP" and ts re no other kind.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
That ThrObblnQ Headache

Would quickly leave YOU, If you
used DIR. Kings New Lille Pills.
Thousands of sufferers have proved
their matchless merit for Sick and
Nervous Headaches. They make
pure blood and strong nerves and
build up your health. Kasy to take.
TRY them. Only as cents. Money
back il not cured. Sold by Flaws.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
for Sale.

House and lot on Pike street; dwell
limo. harm and out-houses; about
tnrI acres of land with water right
and bearing orchard, all improved.
place has ample accommodation for
four or FIVE hundred chickens, and
,Uo,,ld be a model place to conduct a
oh;cken ranch. For further particu-
Ira call on or address A. G. Berry,
DAYTON, Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
New Millinery Goods.

Ladies who have not yet purchas-
ed their Spring and Summer hats
should call on Mrs. Legg. She is re-
ceiving new goods in this line all
the time and has some very nobby
designs and styles. Call at once and
make your selections before the
nice things are all taken.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
The Best In the World.

We believe Chamberlain Cough
Remedy is the best in the world. A
few weeks ago we suffered with n
severe cold and a troublesome cough,
and having read their advertise
ments in our own and other papers
we purchased bottle to see if it
would effect us. 1t cured us before
the bottle was more than half used.
1t is the best medicine out for colds
and coughs.-The Herald, Ander-
sonville, Ind. For sale by I. Flaws.
Settle Up.
Mrs. J. G. Gruber, having leased
the Union Hotel, desires to notify all
persons indebted to her up to the
hrst day OF April, 1900, to call and
settle their accounts and save them
selves the expense and her the
trouble of placing the accounts in the
hands of a collector.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
Settle Up.
Lost.

On Thursday morning in Braun K
LOTUS store, the post Office, or on
street between that place and +. w.
Downey's house, a fair size diamond
ring setting. A suitable reward
will be paid the finder if setting is
returned to Mrs. X. Mckenzie.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
Doctors Coming.

The German and American Spec
ialists from San Francisco are com
ing to Dayton. They are Specialists
in Kye, Ear, Nose and Throat trouo-
les, also Catarrh and Chronic DIS
eases. We will visit Dayton once
month. Watch for our further an
nouncement.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28

Legal advertising, per square ...........s2 90
Each subsequent insertion ............... 90
Commercial advertising. single column,
per inch per month. ................... 90
Double column, per inch ................ 200
Discount OF 10 per cent. on comm ercial 'ads''
standing three months; Is per cent. on ads"
standing six months; 20 per cent. ON ads"
standing one year.
Local notices. per line Of nonpariel. frst
insertion ...... ........... -.......& 10
Each subsequent insertion. per line. o6
No deviation from above prices.
In Memorium Resolutions published in the
TINES will be charged for at the rate OF ten
cents per line.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1900-04-28
The Emporium Grocery!
New Store New Goods!
You can save money by purchas-
ing from us. We guarantee
everything we sell.
Here are Some Strictly Cash

40 bars Rex Soap..........$I 90
80 bars Cudahay's Soap. I 90
IS cans Lye. .............. 90
II lbs. Granulated Sugar. 90
20 doz. Clothes Pins. ..... rs
II cans Axle Grease. ...... 90
20 lbs. Rice. 90
II cans Tomatoes. ........ 90
~ packages Flaked Wheat. 90
10 packages Germea ....... 90
so lbs. second grade Flour. 65
so lbs. Douglas Flour. ,..... l 90
so lbs. White Rose Flour. 10
50 lbs. Liverpool Salt ...... 90
4 lbs. Pyramid Soap Powder as
We also have large line of Veg
etable and Flower Seeds in
Bulk and Packages.
q. a. WXLsI1,
Carson, Nevada.
Main Street. Opp. Raycraft's Stable.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25

Maffenma9t boarf aber Der erobernoe
Gngidnbsr. @s ndre muir r,ft uno
biaig, tpenn gnglano einpn SRi( Der
olio e~ntiisbsnben Soften iIbsrrommen
bdtte. gbsr Snoisn Darf lie alsin
tragsn!
A gnglunb asbt absr nod sinsn
tpeitersn, ie5r srbsbli9eu Nubsn aus
Snoisn. DIX @srtpaltune einss Spnz
oert : MiG;Qnen : 3eifss erfprOert
e;nen gan5en groBsn Ysamtenitaat, gu
beisn geIOloung Miuionsn BON Of
fsntlifsn 9slo;rn aufgsbruuat tperz
ben. Nun io0te MAJ msinsn: Snoten
Den Snoierm. @s Iinb AUDI i9on Mtilz
lionen 9inous our4 Die Dffsntlsfen
engliT6sn 6duIsn sssungen, Sari EN-
hs Gaben iogar in europa Ituoirt, an
tauglifsn MdnrRrn in Snoien tpiroe
es n:6t fs6sn uno ou3u nidt an fol-
den, Die. 2anb uno 2sute am 6eiten
bpn Sugeno uuf tsnnsn. Q(uf Dem qaz
pier lte6t audi oeutli9 gai6risbsn, baB
feline Rai7e, nod 8eligion bon 5tuatsz
dnrtern ausi6fisBen ioGs. Mu4 lit
bs Sefteren fsierli6 peripro62n NOR
Den, B. 3. 1877: nS6r @ingeborenen
Snb%n's, tpeldsr RaIIe pber 9sli9;on
SIR angebOrsn midget, Sbr babt oas
Redt gang uno nlr nad @uren Sd
bigfeiten, ndbsn englii4en Mitbirgern
Sud- an Der @erpaltung gu betbiliz
gen. Oas lit eirs ssorperung Der b09z
item @ere6tisfsit unb pft beitdtigt
bur9 britii6e unD inpi16s Staatsz
mdnnsr, iotpie our9 bic @eisbgebung
beg taiierliden Yarlamsnts. 9as
bur65ufiibren, lit cine Gbrania6s fir
bic snglii6s Hssierung, oa5 entIpri6t
audi p0aig ben 3psdsn Der en9liiden
politif." Worts, Wprts, Wopte! Ni4t
sinmal flint Yro3ent Der 9eamten iino
Snoier, namentli9 ri9t in ben b06sz
rem Stellsn. Die &nsldnbsr gsnisBen
bic Sire uno i4;e6en oas @elo in bic
SaI6e.
@us alien bic len 8riinoen berri6t
untsr ben bsnfenoen 9inbus, unb De-
rem 3abl 1T ni6t tlein, Die gr0Bte I'm
~5ufrisOsn6eit unO 9unoerttauIenbs
t6silsn ben WunI6, bic engliI9s
SremDferrifaft ub3ui9ittsIn. @as
Die sn9lii6e 9srrfdaft gu erbalten perz
mag, lit nur bas ouioiame, fiigiam,
milbe Naturea oss Sinou, fe;n Manz
gel an ensr9iider Snitiatioe, an idnsi>
bigger 5battraft uno ieine mangel6afte
miIitdrii 6e S9ulung uno Srganiiaz
tion. gnglanO miro audi bic 2tu9en
pffsn 6alten; aber es lit bod fem Ding
Der unm0g(i4telt, baB bic uus6retsnz
be Sungersnotb, Die Sdpd6ung eng
lano's Our4 DEN {iibafritaniiden
&risg unb Elm S4iren BON ruIIiiGen
Norosn ber Den 2ouf Der 9iugs Be-
I6lsunigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Weitcrn=W arGlnnO=S abn.

Irst in Rrait en- Ii. SaHuGr 1900
9ua, utr.ofsu NIl:Hz StaiioH. pJt i0lgt:
5dGlid.
$50 Wor3trg -Qon=5 bneu3u1, Saupti,Ejs n. &
NJ. sPa5n" uuo 0m SaO;a, aus1cn0nlmtu SoHHs
t3ag, pry 2. @.sgubH,' G5ambTsburJ, Wlrt.as:
buro uuo 49JHu:iltI.
lQglin, EsqfHo nj n SoEntaqs
u WorQtrs-0lr. g ( SIN, 6duptlinls Uts
I'D Dor G~m0ygsUroor Carlisle unc sG. 4 -
: q Az" WgjiOrosnsInaugtlni, sbipptnsbarq. artc,.
I'd, 6mnitsburJ uEo st. & &=9abu' nap
GpsnlHooGh.
IOI7 Gf.mi.aa:-atom ilr ilnion=griopt, g,st
, y IItm3tt1gs-THOr. fir GmorpsBrOp,.
la gaau.ttdQ5-&rp. fdr @ort Il. 3. & 6.-Niu
4N9 Qa3mi:tag3-gg2. 9untt, an Der Saup.jri,.
oua Greosr.d, GmHttitsbuta, Sbipptnsburo UNI
q. & .s@lbH.'
"a Ta6m-gftom. mad Gmors.srvoc
90 @5:Hos-ditom. iGr unioR=Er;oo..
ll.35 gbmos-at!am. fir Jmsru=9roys.
Nur SoHEtuQs
9S 9orm'!'ags-Atler. fix uHiou p,no, usS
QluoD'C.
235 decentralization. iar uniursqriSo,
400 9dbmiitlg5-Atlom. liz gmorb=SroS,
1920 N~5eHos-A!tom. iur Gmore=8rogs.
@a:ts 4nS Sspd6sSireau 9r. Iii, SnsSalti,
mursaStrabt.
3ig. ba.t,n an Der %llnion., 8,uniblD,ri, .gn,,.
J"ltons, Aa!sroois (93ortbsNocgutl Station an.
3. Yf. 5000, W. =@eibdits iubrtr.
EtJ7 Y. 8. @ri5UoIe, 9.=gaF. Nat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Slcibt Snnien rubis?
Bon 9 o + German n.

Dor ointgen Dofsn ging our6 Die
3situnssn Die Tu4ri4to Der Ni5um
bon Su;beru6ab uro or9 unoere in
oiifs s;nsabousne Siriten bdttsn Ser
engliifen Ragieuuns ibr @ut, S9tpert
uno 2eben a~nseboten fir ben 8riea in
Suoafrita uno AUDI i6pn cine Qn3a6l
Pferoe CUR 9srfiisung geitsQt. Ous
mag isin; bsm 'oieie Tiriten psrbanz
ten Dem i~tarten snglIi6sn Hssiment
Elm aelifxrtss, rubigss 0liein urb
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25

u9itm!" bsa1rt4porsn. Soften Ss
mir aber igssnb tpsldv 8stpeiis iiber
Die Qngaeecnbsit gsbsu tDnnsn, piitbs
i6 Sbnsn Danten, tpenn sic na1
Waibington fpmmsn atnio mir pieklz
ben u~ntsr6rsiten tppltsn.
Sbr srgebenlts 5r9uno
u. 2incp1n."
Der anoire 9rEsf lit pom ralt:n
Wil6elm" on fs.nsn begii9mtsn @:asz
raj Seinm,s, Den r20psn oon Sftdz
Eb." DerIel6e tpuyos nad Der Shlaht
bel Spiferin seIdriabsn uno lit, pR
osr BON 2inco,n, elsitfalls Elm Mus
tier ie!nsr Dirt.
SH benz fpeben enlightenment Wsrf
v@sneraI<5stomarifnG b. @ts:nmeb"
DON s. b. &noIigt (9srlas MitItsr C
So6n) finost ii4 Die Gab:nstsgSr ore
i'm Wprtldut absebrudt, our9 be
Stsinmsb mfplse ieirss 9srbaltsus
gegn ben prirsen 5ridOri9 9arl isis
neg Sber > Gomnanbos ertbunbm
purbe. SR lautet:
rNatbem St SIR Shrsi6aa Dom
7. .. 90. erbalten. beborf IS Der bur9
Ufeine Srore pom g. 3. M. unaeoroz
reten gsr:d}tsrI tattung niht ms6r,
benr Is f0nnen in piefer Inass9sn6sit
le'osr fstns 3psffvG msbr obpaltN1.
Der 8snerat Der 8GpaGer;s, Bring
5rIsori6 aarl Don prsubsn, fDnielife
9ohsat, mar poqtpmmen berettigt, bsi
osm gseesnen mit S6nen cine Mslz
burg SSbrer1etts gu psriangen, BERN ST
babe Sis ausoridl]4 unb in gons hsz
ltlmmten Worten untsr fame 9sfe6le
9eitsut, uno ss tit eine pDG;g stpsifslz
ioie 'o.enI tltde 9orifrtft, bab bei bsm
olsritlifen ge9sgnsn nit Dem @or9sz
ieBRn BON ieosm untergsbsnen. pfGls
Qlsnabms, bisie Maloung a~b5uitattsn
1T. @'nen fsunersn rift gu osrfsnnsnz
Den Wfangel an 9sborIom ha6en Sic
gegen ben 8sneral Der aapansris,
prtn5en 5risbri6 adrl non preuBen,
fDniglihe 5pbeit. paour9 begansen.
bags ie iib sstpeigert 6abon, bic bon
i6m beFo6lsns Musfunft gu eri6silea.
Sd mp4ts es germ ps~rmeioen, S6nsn,
s:nsm General BON 10 groBen 8ern:snz
item UNI oas Watsrfano, bdrts Worts gu
iagen, an0 barum mill S6 ntdt peiter
barauf singe6sr, ME oft urto in tp;s
l6onenber Wsiie Sd S6nsn i'm 2oufe
5aaoSuges oan Wuni9 uussez
iprofsn babs, paB Ste Ii9 biejenise
5ugiamtsit onsignsn mOften, ohne be
bette 9eneral in Der 9lidosrurg
elmer 4rmee mm0gG5h 1T. sic 6aben
.ies riht iib,r iid permpf,t, unb hlsibE
9Ntr ouber MIR iibrig. ban our9 81
ceronlaBtsn. S6re DianI tli6e Stenung
gum Central der aapau:r3s, 9rin5en
5rsorid aarl BON PrsuBsn, t0niefids
pDld:g unmDgti9 mafsnoen
Sonflitt paburh gu lDIen, baB Sd Sa
fierourA Don benz Sbsr4Spenmanbo
Der Gritsn 4rmse anlh;noe. Ssyd srnsnns
Sic 9lai95eibi9 gum @srsualz 8oupsu.
neur bon p0l lem, 9ersid oss 5. uno 6,
.rmeecorps, uHo 1tsQe S6nsn gang an
BENZ, Wtir a:1aen pber me6rsrs Moiu-
Sbres bis6sr;gsn Gta6ss gu BE.
Bic Sie stpa NIT nu9 Yoieu
81 nthlrEn niirifxn. 8as in D;sisr
Mainer 9eitimmung Shmsr5l;des fit
S:e iisgt. ba5 mifsn sic Iib iel6It
5ui6rH;bsn, benn i6 glau6e IS pobI
ausIpmf'er gu t0nnen, pab Sd BIZ
S6onung unb NahIRht esii6t
ur'o pob Sd b;eIe Srore nit
Itnerem 9er5ea e~rlaiIe. Sd psrbe
Did tiirftig MIR S6rsr aus9sSeiAmkn
iriibsrsn Oienite nit panf61rsr Diner
er;nnsm unD netOe es pDQ;q
oer9eiIsn, b1b Sic iebt Sbrem a0ufg:
nidt Shrsr @i9entp;Gan gu opfsrn Der
npdian.
90. Heims, ben u. Sept. 1870.
Dilbslm,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25

tatts ms6rers Wuaifpsm OesAalb muBte
elmer p.r 8lFansengn na9 2dopimit6
lduFen, Tim 'Ooftoren gu 6olen. Wir
uiu9en Darn nur9 cen WaGO 81 ban
l1uieren suriid .."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
go Merchandise Miners

SnsE transportation Comp.
mE 1anpfer : @fnicn.
Rad Scffcn uuS Dem cifeu:
i,oeH Dieula9, 9oHueritas Nreltas uRo SoHntaa,
gfdnmtttdas 4 uar.
Ead prpptcence unf Gem Cfen:
iteen Wontaa, UiIttpoh uub Srcitaa, Rahnl 4 llbr.
Mad, gapannab uno Gem Suben:
ieaen 9~ienfas. 0oun,rfas, Samfog, gIatm. 4 uhr.
9ad 2eppprt1Ne ps uno %gfprfoit:
tdaIih, auss,roumtR S~amitaqS, 9tabnt. 4 llhr-
rnibtrtretHitt SeauemlIhtetteH uno SctoflaUrs,
SsrsfdItist geriabuns uno ihH,l. SeIOroeruns.
g. u. GilIiusbam. aseHt.
Gus b.s IaHsen 3Ofs;
VI. 6. 2tebbtns. q. z. d.;
TS. y. Eurntr, S.@B.sI.;
&. g. Bbitnep. LIN.
6aIptbureaIr 2IA. SAG ermans gtrasc.
ul3t&S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25

Rad 'Nnnupoiis, Mt. &Opal.s Station 7:O5.
$50 @orm., !l24l Rabm. Gdmotn'S tation.
Y. 20, 5000 @prm., 1880, 500 @ubm.
Wtrlafln GamomsS Station nab 6rtOcrid. H.3o
@orm., 70. As &orm., 400, 1870 NM $50 elohm.
Worm., 1915 SOrm., u,20, Ma II. $50 @abnl.
Tat @iu4eiter, !7,2O @urm., 2.4O. Hl5 MD
Toa 0GQtrstutpu, % 40 %orm., AIS. H.3o q.
sad mt. qitu uno SpiiDtnsS ]tattontn. !731
70. As @prm,, 1.20, 4.30. $50. $50 lilo Y;
man Gnicott : 6ito 1870, %. 10 gorn.. l20
80 u, 80, $50, lilo Rahm.
go6 Curtis 9oo, 1928 Born.
Wnh Qrrap, Tt. Republication, 926 Ed9T.
- -4..;., % An No1m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Sampfttfs' Wn,eisea.
S.aNGrifsGonz1inie. q

sssaca HHWrlfsI0 Ilnls. s MIlTa1I!Ss
na6 9bttabsIpbia. Raiut. ,~inl,Iur
TaDrpreis So 90, ssbntagist @rturFon So 70;
Odd - civ. tlHtr Ga6rSrsis 81 80, itbutdgiqe Grs
turNs7 81 90. Ta6 atlanttesGitp 81. rs, Grtur.
non 1915. Rad Retp=Q0rt (per 9abu BON Qbis
laoelsbia 81, Grturfion Sc. Gcruer gtfttt mad
Gan=Eip,r, SsftOn, Nlbunp. 9rop, R.s9., N,us
&aUsH, Bridgeport une 9srttano, Ore, uno 9unts
ten norolit. 96glib, a~usoerommen SonrtaQ5, nm
5 rbr Nadn. GrtUrfonss9in.t t9ecotu i'm
girtau %btrtauft. 5ra6t biuiser. als tpi. NIT Der
@ahn. Sbidt rad 9ampbltt. Clarence
6b-ioer Ge,ut. Nr. 2o4, 2ie5tfr. CHS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
SGrlcben aui W6beln.

Rtu,r, lsibtsr, LANCER giidlablungsslan, mi,
iot5er BON iont Niemanosm O~if.1irt miro. aui
Die GET tines Sabrts, ipeuu eli. es .piinideu'
Etine iaIid:n gtriprs6uraer in ben 3titunqen.
Seine 3ini,n=9aattn o~Rgs3sist, nm Sic irr. a.
iubren, bod psrptn Sbnen ale Sprtb,ile qebot.n,
iotl1e auoers %oifsrircn. NahjufraaeH i'm Eir,au
ptr p@ptcmat qeln Guarantee Gonpanp," 3immrr
Rr. s, .Saut bon galtimore=1Ssbiubt, Cd. galti,
more= uuo Ct. Naul=StraB.. glop Is, S.&S.lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
I'm fA ror GrpreNuugen ju betrasr0
Sretcn Sic bel! Srcten sic bet!
0esenfeitissr 2eibs 6onss Serein.
Mutual Loan Fund Assoc

Er. %, -Gailp GseOro="SuiIoina,4 5apette uns
st. gdul=otrass. GarlebeH auf Tl6beln, 9ienss
u. l. 10. iDtr0sn nab Dem gauoersinss9Iane auss
sttttat; iltint ip53cutli6e 3uriid IA blunqer; feds
Vro3ent 3IHitn- (Sanl8, 6DRt, faS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Baltimore

ksrfs'apsHHts6tation
Saee eeben ab al Bo6entaQen nah Cardiff nm
7.4O Dlpraens uRo 400 Ha6uittaas.
Shqs gsbsn ob on g8pbentagtH uab 9e!a.r I'm
$50 UlOrgens uno $50 9abmitta9s.
3uet geben OBJ an SoHutaqeu nab GarAiit nm
$50 1lsretus Ino AGO Rabmittaes.
3hgs gtbsn ab an SonutaeeH mad Btlair rm
$50 Qbsnes.
Gin 3uo ssss al am eamhag sa5 8sIair mn
ll.30 Hbtass,
90 u. Msprs
cT'atl~4 9sssra'Gd&afstassm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
Webraudben Sic OelS2

ySeseH anIeiben auf WfobcIn, NianoS, @feree
U. 10. gu ben nitorisften 9fateH nao auf bic ldnsit.
sen penbe man fb an oas Bureau con
Sebn 9S. ID ftfpn,
3immer 201 Atiantte Zrufa guiIeina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
pHpunl Slmc."Sinic
- MSrn .Ninrf mnN Nhilac clphid.

mad, Eieps9crt uno pbilaoeipn'a.
Geftlib. SerL eGmoEn' ser; ~ n "S S5
S1lafpaeQou o.! ~ 99S000 ~ M .
Yarlor 4 Iinsr . 20 y ~ ~ S6
guitt Qdrlor ~ (. 80 a. IN
9Qrlor, Diner 49, = t99. n ~ y
9arlOr, Diner . .!lQ.JD = :Ig'dG % ~ ~
Darker, Tiutr |l2.)t x iuz ~ "a
Draining 8ocu, Diner ; 2lJ n ~ y; ~
s&oual Nimiteo," auslbltBlt4 Suahlan, SGS!S1,
Sbicrpatinu Il. SiniUe=Ndr e34S y. $500
Sno#.s rsh Mbila 800 q. 1906 n. 80 &
S%%ISSii -yiaHoons "l2. 80 q. *l244 o.
@ofaI! s5i3fpaQGong nab TelUsYort, tertiq lum
8jot NIT aJ84 NM Is" m~urtirt, balten in g8ili
imitation unO gb.ftr, aae GnOren nibt
Sul. GamOtn. @trI.yEt Toocl.
Qbilabtlpbiu Nffomm. . !SV9 =. ;5N y.
philadelphia @ttpmm. . ?8.309. ?S3t9 2.
gSilmiHQton aftOmm. . . 2.59 ". 10y >.
y Fidtt.earsanr NorOptfsGd, eolosrts unS @alti,
mor,firaSt, Nr. 2O1, Sio=Srooofo1p, Mt. SoraI'
Citation ooer GamoensS tation.
4. s. unptrpoob .. y. Wdrttu,
% 81. N. II. Sen. sDtqr. Wlgr. 9aI. sagtut-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-02-25
WelS ans5uleibeu.
StlS III perfeiheu:

StIe su perfeiben:
oon slO %atIDarts, Nntauf bon SduI,rr. Gru,s=
jjnlen, SD2otbst;n, 9auplds,n etc. aeotu po1r
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Prompte u t IN D t..
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The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

be done. All plans must he for
the class as whole.
Now, to what extent shall the
pupil use the textbook? Shall he
merely know the topics OF the
book thoroughly and is the duty of
the teacher done when this is
accomplished? Certainly not.
This is fault of which our schools
are too often accused and oft times
justly 80. Many boys and girls
complete a course of study with
merely textbook knowledge,
much less any tact with which TO
apply that knowledge. The ordi-
nary textbook method is not a
method to be depended upon as a
psychological one. We often find
in one lesson, as set forth in a
textbook, sufficient mental food
for several lessons. True the child
may commit the lesson to memory,
yet it is not the memory alone that
we are to develop. 1t may serve to
carry student safely through an
examination but the aim of the
true teacher is to develop some
thing more permanent. It is the
practical men and women that we
need today. The mind that gropes
along one groove soon becomes SO
narrow that all the world outside
OF that groove is to it chaos.
Heaven forbid that our schools mt
this day and age should send forth
any such individuals. There are
far too many of that class now.
Teachers. In smaller communities
especially, meet them every day.
Men who have no idea of school
work in the modern sense. men
who wish their children to be
taught as they were taught forty
or fifty years ago. But the teacher
is to labor for the welfare of the
child not to satisfy the whims of a
few old fossils. Parents should
not forget that the American pee.
pie are progressive people.
That we are not now what we
were half a century ago, and that
the children of today cannot be
successful with the same training
that the child of earlier days re-
ceived; the parent or teacher who
asks it, knows no, what he asks.
The practical teacher will send
forth practical students. The
teacher who knows something of
men and affairs will send forth
pupils who have looked beyond
the board covering of their school
books.
The book in the hands of the
pupil should toe used merely to fix
known facts. Each new fact or
process of reasoning should be so
presented IA to cause the pupil to
exercise his mental powers. Bring
before the pupil in such a way
that he may afterward reason out
for himself all new facts presented
in the following lesson. Then the
textbook may be used as nm aid to
assist him in firmly fixing in his
mind what he has already found
out for himself. The pupil so
trained will not be forever depend.
ent in after life. He will look
ahead for himself, reason for him.
sell, labor for himself and uplift
mankind by his efforts.
JESSE II. MORGAN.
In Saguachc journal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1900-06-09

NJ. Hammond WAS in Creole
Memorial dny. Som. of the old
comrades wanted him to make the
"or"tion speech, he said, but as
Jimmie Peicher, who ls nn aspirant
for the office of prosecuting attor.
ney, wanted to or"te he gave way
to the attorney.