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The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-29

to have school in them through
the winter. The people should
take great pride in having nice
school buildings.
Twenty school houses in Stokes
county have been closed on ac-
count of not being comfortable
enough to keep the children warm
in winter.
He also spoke strongly in favor
of the education of the masses,
and said:
You know Egypt was the seat
of the civilized world, and Rome
sat upon seven hills, but the Ro-
man Empire fell, because they be-
lieved in the education Of the few
and not the masses. He spoke of
the great progress Of Massachu-
sets in education. 1t would be
good thing if North Carolina was
more like Massachusetts in the
way of education. Those people
V i'll deny themselves Of many
things in order to send their chill
dren to school.
Ri hty-two per cent. of our
school children are in the rural
districts, said Mr.. Joyner, and in
speaking of the danger of igno-
rance, remarked that ignorance
was the duke Of demagogues, who
do not know that light is better
than darkness.
He made the following illustra-
ton: | once happened to be at
place near Greensboro where they
were voting for school tax, and a
long slim fellow came up who
looked like he was from the Wild
West, and said: us there an hon
est man in this crowd" and some
one in the crowd said they thought
they were honest. Then he re-
piled: "Well, if thar is an honest
man here, | want him to give me
a ticket to vote 'agin' the school
tax" This same man was asked to
sign a petition, and he had TO get
some one to sign it for him, and
the poor fellow made his X mark.
He made strong point on this,
saying that majority of the igno-
rant class would vote against most
in favor Of education.
Everybody present thoroughly
enjoyed Prof. Joyner's speech, and
his appeal to the people Of the
State for the educa ion of the child
should not 90 UNDECIDED.
After the speaking they all en-
joyed a splendid dinner in the
grove. The Peachland Improve
ment Association awarded the fol-
lowing prizes for the painting and
general improvements of premises
in the town, which were delivered |
by Mr.. E. 9. Robinson: Mrs. G. B,
Moore, S25; Mrs. Julian N. Bill
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-29
SKATERS ALL RECORDS,

Twice in hospital. F. A. Gulledge, Yer
bena. Ala, paid vast sum to doctors to
cure severe case of piles. causing "a tu-
mors. When all failed, Bucklens Arnica
Salve soon cured him. Subdues infamma-
ton, conquers aches. kills pains. Best
salve in the world, 25c at Johnsons Phar-
macy
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1902-08-29
"And a Little Child
Shall Lead Them, =

The Educational Rally and Basket
Picnic at Peachland a Grand Sue.
cess.
Last Thursday the little village
of Peachland-the town with
whom our readers are becoming
we'll acquainted, was filled to over
flowing with people from every
r-by town and all the adjoining
territory. The occasion was a
grand basket picnic and an educa-
tional rally, plans for which were
arranged and very successfully ex-
ecuted by Messrs. e. G. Robinson
and. Saylor. At the hour Of
II a. m. the Hon. Jas. A. Lock
hart, Of Wadesboro, in a splendid
and well-timed speech, said, among
other good things: "The basis of
industrial development is educa-
ton. knowledge brings with it
the desires Of the young boy or
girl to reach high plane, and en-.
ables them to seize the opportuni-
ties which lie around them. I will
be glad to see the time when every
boy and girl in North Carolina can
have an education"
Mr.. Lockhart spoke fervently,
and seemed to enter into his sub
ject with an earnestness worthy of
the good work to be done by edu-
eating the children of our State.
In referring to the fact that the
great crowd present was there to
uphold the hands of our worthy
State Superintendent of Public
Schools, Prof. J. Y, Joyner, Mr..
Lockhart paid an excellent tribute
to the Hon. John I. Patrick, a
man who was and has form any
years, been working hard for in
dustrial development throughout
North Carolina, and along the Sea-
board Air Line in particular. In
connection with the Peachland
improvement Association, Mr.
Patrick is doing a good share for
the advancement of the town and
county. Mr.. Lockhart then intro
duced the speaker of the day, the
Hon. J. Y. Joyner, who said:
Ladies and Gentlemen:
| have come to talk to you about
one of the most vital questions CON
fronting us, the education Of a lit
tie child. thank God that a lit
tie child is leading the people Of
this State. 1t is the mind and
heart of the little child upon which
we so much depend. What are we
doing for the great masses of our
people? Are we educating them
to the best advantage we can? We
must change good many things
before the task can be performed.
Fret the districts should be con-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
BY THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON-
hIssI0NERs or SUMMIT
COUNTY, UTAH.

A PROCLAMATION

Whereas, pursuant to section Eve
hundred and thirteen Of the Revised
Statutes Of Utah, 1898. approved. legal
lied and adopted Marsh 2. 1890. a petit
ton Sas presented to the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Summit
County, Utah, August 9th, 1902, signed
by The qualified electors Of said county,
In number equal TO a majority OF the
votes cast at the general election held
November 9th, 1900, praying for the
snbmission Of the question Of the re-
moval 81 the county seat Of Summit
County, Utah, from CoAlville, Utah, to
Park City, Utah, to the qualified elect
ora Of said county, TO be voted upon at
the general election to be held Novem-
Der 4th, 1902;
Nov, therefore, we, BARLEY Melon
ough aud John J. Bowen, County Com
missioners in and Tor the County Of 'um.
mi', and State Of Utah. by virtue Of the
power in us vested by the Statutes here
inbeiore mentioned, do hereby submit
the question Of thu removal Of the coun-
~ seat Of summit County, Utah, from
Coalville, Utah, TO Park City, Utah, TO
the qualified electors Of summit County,
Utah, to he voted upon at the general
election to be held on the 4th day Of
November, a. d., one thousand nine
hundred and two.
In witness whereof, We have hereunto
set our hands and caused the seal Of
Summit County, Utah, to be affixed at
ooalville City, Summit County, Utah,
this second day Of September, A. D.,
one thousand nine hundred aud two.
BARrLEY McpoSouon, Chairman,
JonE J. BowES,
Board Of County Commissioners Of Sum.
nit County, Utah.
BY the Board Of County Commissioner
Of summit County, Utah.
PHI. NEELxY, County Clerk
/, Gseal.)
!. oommisaloner John Q. Lambert haiu
!, Abrsnt on nerpapp o. tirhness. :.
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HESEgKR. Utah, Sept. IL, 1902.
EDrroR TmKs;
Miss Laura Bachelor is spending a
few days in Echo.
Daniel EllingIord Of Morgan 10 here
visiting his cousin, Mira. L. y. Brewer.
The many friends Of James Fowler
a< he pleased % lrass 'sss h'gls'qe
ms Improve.
II is expected that the threshing ma
chine will commence work here on
Monday next.
On account OF the busy time It Is
doubtful II many from here will attend
the pux larry meeting at Peoa on satur-
day.
Echo, Croydon and Heneter viii join
in social picnic at Heneier on the 2Oih.
A program will be- rendered by the Sum
day schools Of the three places and good
time is anticipated. Allare invited and
those attending will please bring lunch.
An old experienced miner has OK
amined the Copper Coin mine, known
AS the Tunnel Hollow mines, owned by
an incorporated company in Coalville,
and makes the following statement: The
lead runs north and south aud dips to
the east at an angle OF about 70 degrees.
They are driving level tunnel north Oh
the lead, but they are about forty feet
into the hill running with the lead, cut
ting over the top Of the ore. The high
grade copper ore IL on the hanger from
three TO eighteen inches thick, all the
length OF the tunnel, still gaining In
width. In the face Of the tunnel Is very
rich grey copper ore, blue and black
oxide Of copper. Two practical miners
are at work on the claims, about two
tons Of rich ore Ia at the Iaouth Of the
tunnel and a great quantity thrown
over the dump; tons OF ore are Ia sih HI
on the hanging walls the entire length
Of the tlnnel, Samples OF the ore can
be seen at the post Office.
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SENSATION AT HEBER.
Prof" FoniAnA. the HYpnotist. stIrs
Things Up Somewhat

Prof" FontanN, who gave a hypno-
tism performance here last Thursday
night, has skipped the country aud the
only thing he has leit behind 10 unpaid
board billie, broken hearted wife and a
yonng lady who can congratulate her
,eli that she did not leave with him.
The professor" left his vile here last
Friday and took the ira n for Park City
saying he would return that night, hut
he never came back. lie went on to
llebsr and gave show. lie stopped
at the hotel and one Of the daughters OF
Landlord Duncan became infatuated
with him and he persuaded her 10 marry
him, which the consented TO 90. The
wedding was Get 10 come of Tuesday
and in spite oi all the young girls folks
could do she was determined 10 wed the
man with elk hat and a nice ,uit of
elothee. 1t Vas learned that he had eft
a woman at CoalvIlle who claimed to be-
his wife, but he explained that away
all right.
Word was sent TO the lady here and
she a, once left for Heher. but when the
professor" learned that she Was com
ing he made bis escape aud has moi
been heard Of since. The wedding wa.
stopped, and the woman returned u
Coalville and from here left for KEN
merer, Wyo., where sbe claimed to have
a trunk that was being held for board
bill in which was the marriage cortiG-
cate. She claimed to have been mar
rie' to the man over n year ago in In
diana, aud che wss much affected by heI
exp 'rience.
Girls who get smitten on a strange
who wears nice clothes should take
lesson from this affair.
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,'E,,A
ProA. ulAh. Sept. 10. 1902.

IkOAt bAhlt gtphs AVt lub@s
EDlroR TMEsi
Harvesting 81 grain IL now on.
Miss Emma Jensen went to Salt Lake
on Saturday.
Arthur NJ. MarchAnt is reioicisg over
a letter from "Box b."
Mrs. Lutte Miles has been quite sicS
for the past three days.
Arthur Maxwell has returned from Il
visit In the lower valley.
Some oiour young people went to the
dance at Oakley last night.
The SEQ nd crop Of alfalfa is now being
secured, what little there is Of it,
&. G. Stevens of Oakley was down II 9
first Of the week on business bent
A little bird whispers that one Of our
Young ladies will soon enter the matri-
monial bliss.
The Republicans OF Peoa did not send
a delegate to the county convention on
the 9th. Owing to mo busy time only a
very few attended the primary aud none
there could spare the uno To attend the
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
Alloys wilde Ride For Life.

With family around expecting him
TO lie aud son riding for life, ls miles,
TO get DIR. Kings New Discovery for
O assumption, Cough and Colds, W II.
BrJS", Of L'esville, Ind, endured
deaths agonies from asthma, but this
wonderful medicine gave instant relief
and soon cured him. lie writes: I now
sleep soundly every night. Like mar
velous cures Consumption Pneumonia,
Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds aud Grip
prove its matches merits for all Throat
and Luna troubles. Guaranteed bottles
Soc aud ti.OO. Trial bottles free at Boy
denis drug store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12

Mr.. Julian y. Smith, formerly Of ihi
place. aud Miss Pearl q. Cotton Of Sal
Lake were married In the Temple on
Wednesday Of this week. Mr.. sTith II
well and iavorAbly known here. vhers
he was born aud raised, and has many
friends who will Join with The Times m
wishing himself aud bride happiness
and prosperity during their welded life.
OF the reception rendered the young
couple yesterdays Herald had the fol-
lowing to cay
"a very pretty reception was that
which was rendered Mr.. and Mrs Ju-
lian \. Smith. whose marriage took
place yesterday Mt | O'Clock in the Tenn
Pile. The affair took place at the home
Of Mrs. J. T. Hojson aud was enjoy, d
by about 100 OF the friends OF the younp
people. Receiving with the hostess and
the bridal party we're the two sisters Of
the bride, Mrs. Riyes and Mrs. Vaughn
and at the table in the hall Miss Wiz
ginia Smith aud Miss Mama Chapir
served punch.
The house was preltily decorated, I
wreath Of palms aud similaK forming I
most effective background for the colors
which were pink and white in the par
lors aud red In the hall.
The bride wore a nandsoms grown 0
white crepe de chine over white taiIela
with trimmings Of real lace, and a sasl
Of broad satin ribbon. She carried
large shower boquet Of Bride's roses
The young couple received great mum
her Of handsome wedding presents viii
which " adorn THEN new home Thel
will be at home after Sept, 10th at lOGl
South Fifth East Street
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wANsHIP.

wM. COSBY AND FAMILY.

wASsHlr, Utah. Sept. IL, 1902.
EDirOR TINES:
Look out for some more weddings.
Mr.. and Mr.. Leeming have moved in
their new cottage.
L'l- Hixson and vile and Mrs Rigby
ave spending week in Salt Lake,
Mrs. McCipf-r and Miss Riab Rigb,
from Salt Lake ar. here visiting with
their brother, B. Rigby.
Ned Young is spending few days
with his parents and friends. lie is jusl
recovering from we're absess on the
ley
Mr.. Ephraim Bates and Miss May
Judd were married A. the home Of tn,
bile's parents on the afternoon vi tue
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a PArsOn's Noble Act.

| want all the world To know" writes
Rev. O. j. Bndiong, NJ Asha~ay, z. |.
what thoroughly good and r-lishle
medicine iou ii ia Electric Bitt-rs.
They cured MO Of iaundic' and liver
troubles that had ctusri IN great sui-
iering ior many years For genuine,
all-arouud eur. th, keel anything [
eyer saw Eeilrlc Suffers are th' sur.
prise Of all ipr their wonderful work in
LIVER, Kidney nnd stomach trbublrs.
Don't iail Ia Try them. Onlv 80 cts.
Satisfaction IA gnarauteei hy Joh =
den q son Druggists.
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convention. However, they will be In
evidence at the coming election.
There IL a marked contrast between
the warm days and cool night We are
now having.
PrAter 4 Stone, the photographers,
went TO Grass Greek yesterday on bust
nesS and pleasure.
The PeuA district school will resume
its sessions on Monday, Sept. 10th. II
all signs do not fail. The pupils should
be prepared and be on hand the tirst
day,
b. r. r.. ViKR.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Delegate, Elected to state Convention
Aoaden.

The Republican county convention to
elect delegates 10 the state convention
on the 18th, was held in tho Academy
building, Coalville, Tuesday. II s.
ToWushend was selected As chairman
and j. VI. Lockhnrt secretary.
Thirty one del,gMes we're present
from the various precincts. The follow
ing platform was unanimously adopted :;
I'VE, the Republicans Of summit
county, In convention assembled, do
most hear ily endorse and pledge our
earnest support to the national aomin-
isiration. and point with pri le to the
great Advancement Of orr glorious coun-
ny under Republican rule. Aud not
alone In national affairs do we have cause
70 rejoice for sincere congratulations but
10 sta,e affairs as we'll.
I'VE congratu lAie President Roose-
welt. the nation and the world upon his
miraculous escape from death, and We
hops that many years may be left to
him In which to serve his country and
mankind"
The eighteen delegates elected To the
STATE convention are as follows;
Park City-F. NJ. Pinneo. VI. J. Daley,
| W D. Watson, II. s. Townsend, W. ".
Armstrong, Thomas Kearns, J. NJ. Lock.
hart, L. p. Evans, john Canty, +. r.,
Davis, Peter Martin.
| Coalyille-Alma El1redge, Frank
Croft, Samuel CLARK.
| Wanship-Robert Young.
| HeneieT-John Pashett.
Peoa-F. W. Marchant.
Kamas--John Pack.
! AlternAies-Joseph Franklin, S. l.
Radon, Carl Allison, George stevonr
VS.. Wright.
RKruBLIcAS PRIMARY.
The Republicans Of Conlyille preclnc
held their primary at the Brick schoo
houue Monday night and elected the fol
lowing delegates 10 the county conven
ton; Alex Wright, w. II. Smith, G
r. Jones, A. Buchanan, L. swAinstor
Alma Eldredse.
pfecinet comms,,so Was also eiects
ssriis,inT o. Alex Wright. Q. n. JONI
and Mrs. Northcott.
Al the Republican State conventio
yesterday Joseph Howell was nominate
for Congress and W. ". Mccarthy 70
, Supreme Judge.
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UEiTKD SrArEs LASD ovKfcE
sALr LAKE Cry, UrAH,
Aug Z, 1902.
TO Whom q may Concern,


To Whom a may Concern;
Notice is hereby given that the State
OF Utah has Gled In this Office lists Of
lands selected by the said State under
section ~, Of tho Act Of Congress APP
proved July 10, 1884. The following
tracts embraced in raid llsts, arr In
townships containing mineral claims Of
record, viz:
List No. ll0, Reservoirs,-tbe WJSN
Sec. 10, TIP. 3N., X. re.
List No. 1871, Reservoirs,-the swk
NWt NEl4 sWl Sec. "a, Tp. 3n.,
RE.
List No. 1872 Reservoirs.-the NW5<
.NW4 SEA hWh; NWk SwL SEQ.
"a, NJ swll; sEll swI( Sec. 20, Up.
3 ~, 4. 7 f., 4. l.. Mer.
List No 81. School Of Mines,-lhe sw
sWh 4 NJ SEA Sec. 4, Up. 8 NJ,
X. 7 r., $. l.. Mer.
Copies Of said lists, 30 Jar ms they re-
late to said tracts. b. descriptive pubdi-
visions, have been conspIcuously posted
IN this Office, Tor inspection by any per-
son interested, and by the public gem
orally.
Daring the sixty days next following
the date Of this notice under depart.
mental Instructions Of November "a,
1893, (23 l.. D., 450), protests or contests
against the claim Of the State 10 any Of
the tracts or subdivisions hrreinbeiore
described, on the ground that the same
Is more valuable Tor mineral than flr
agricultural purposes viii be received
and noted for report To the General
Land Office, AT Washington, d. q. Fnil-
nre 80 TO protest or coatest within the
time specified will be considered suf-
iicient evidence Of The non.mip-ral
character Of the said tracts, and the se.
lection thereof, being otherwise Tree
from objection, will be- recommended
, tr approval
FR,NK u. IloBBs, Register.
liEoRGE A. SNITH, Receiver. s-l5 1910
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
Not Doomed For life.

Il WAS treated for three years by good
doctors" writes W. A. Greer. Neon
nellsyille, o., "ior Piles, and Fistula,
but, when all Jailed, Bucklen'a Arnicn
salve cured ,ne In two weeks" Cur,
Borne, issulscs Culs, Corns. sores. Einp
tions, Salt Rheum, Piles or no pay. 20
at Boyden's druE store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12

= oA3trs. Utah, sept ~ iSVz.
Enron TNEs:
W. II. Stevens hSs gone to Midway on
business.
Mics Edith Stevens has gone to Ma
pleton to take charge Of the school at
that place.
T. w. Frazier and vile started for
Provo today To get some irnit and to get
their boy Clifford stated at the 2. y.
Academy.
@. A. Calls passrd through Oakley
che other day on his way to CoalVille,
We didn't zee any difference in ChArley'S
appearance; he's all right.
The dance and drawing Of quilt was
grand success last night, and the Re
lief Society realzeda neat little sum. ],
l.. Frazier, Jr., was the lucky one al the
d,awing.
The church building ia progressing
nicely under the supervision Of r. G.
johnson rs master mechanic. The
building is now ready for the window
frames.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
COUNTY NEWS.
Items Of Interest Gathered BY Our
Correspondents In Various
Towns Of County.
KAMAs.
KAnAs, UrAn, Sept. 10, 1902.

kAnAs, UTAn, Sept. 10, 1902.
EDrToR TINES!
Harry Mccormick threshsr will
commence work tomorrow, and II will
be kept humming until the work Ia com
pleted.
The KamAs meeting house is progress.
ing nicely, and by the last Of the week
the walls will be eight or nine feet all
around, The masons will have to lay
of q week or ten days waiting for the
hrichmakers.
A grand reception was given At the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward f. Pack
last Friday evening In honor Of the
marrisRe Of their daughter Grace L. to
O. A. Calls. About seventy.fve people
were present, some hAilinR from VernAl,
Salt Lake, Park City anda numbar from,
settlements between here and CoAlville.
Many valuable presents were given the
couple, which will DO both useful and
ornamental. An hour OF two were spent
in games and amusements Of various
kinds, after which all repaired to the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Pack, the
brides brother, where the bounteous
things Of the earth were spread upon
the tables, and all enjoyed themselves IL
their hearts content. After supper the
games were resumed and an enjoyable
time was had until the early hours o
morning. Mise Ella Pack sang solo
also Prof. Phillips favored the company
with song, and siI Of the girls recited
apiece opposed for the occasion. Al
present expressed themselves as having
had an enjoyable time, and all wist
success and prosperity during a long ant
useful life 10 the habpy couple.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12

Take cups Of hot water half an hour
before each maal and just before going To
bed, also a drink Of water, hot or cod,
about two hours after each meal, Take
lots Of outdoor xercise-walk lidedriye.
Make a regular habit Of this aud m
many cases chronic constipation may
be cured without the use ofuny medicine.
When purgative is required Iakesome-
thing mild and gentle like Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
John Boyden & son Druggists.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY.

A primary Of Of the Democrats Of Coal.
Vile precinct was held at the Rock
school house Wednesday evening for the
purpose Of electing three delegates to at
tend the State convention that will be
held at Provo next Tuesday. No county
convention was held but delegates we're
elected according TO the number Of yot-
ers In each precinct. summit county
was entitled to twenty delegates. The
following were selected to attend from
Coalville: W. W. Cluh, @. A. Calls and
George W. Young. Allernates-w. @,
Johnston, NJ. A. Wright.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
Fortune Favor A TOWN.

Having distressing pains in head,
back and stomach, aud being without
appetite, begaR to use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" writes w. =. Whitehead, Of
Kennedale, Tex, land soon felt like q
new man" Iniallib,e in stomach and
liver troubles. Only 25e at Boyden'c
drug store.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-09-12
rnr PROPERTY CALLED HEALTH

II is like any other property, 1t runs down
OF improves, just depends on how II IL
cared for. II isthe must valuable prop
erty we have, and should receive the
most consideration. II helps you IN your
business, helps good looks, helps make
iriends helps gets situations and helps
you hold them, and always makes happi-
ness. Property like this. at the fret in
diealion Of being oui Of repair, should / Q
looked after and a remedy applied at
once, There are any number OF signs
that show repairs are needed. Bilious
spells, indigestion, dyspepsia, belchinR-
dizziness, sick head, sallow complexion
pimples and liver-spots on the face, q
drowsy sleepy feeling alter meals, soul
stomach, etc. These symptoms all show
weakness, and the property needsTepair'
ing. Druggists will sell you for 25cts., q
boz Of DR.. Gums Improved Liver Pills
the best remedy In tho world for any OF
these ills. or we will send box postpaid
or receipt 1926. cts Samples free. Only
one pill for dose. Write DR.. Gum
PhilAda., Pa. For sale by John BoydeE
& Son COalvilie Utah.