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Common Colds are the Cause OF
Many Serious Diseases.

Physicians who have gained o
national reputation as analysts of
the cause of varlus diseases, claim
that if catching cold could be
avoided a long list of dangerous all
ments would never be heard of :.
Everyone knows that pneumonia
and consumption originate from a
cold, and chronic catarrh, bronchi-
tbs. and all throat and lung trouble
are aggravated and rendered more
serius by each fresh attact. Do
not risk your life or take chances
when you have a cold. Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy will cure it
before these diseases develop. This
remedy containg no opium, NOR
phine or other harmful drug and
has thirty years of reputation back
of it, gained by its cures under
every condition, For sale by City
Drug Store.
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If you are acquainted with any
one who is troubled with this dis
tressing ailment yov can do him no
greater favor than to tell him to
try Chamberlain's Salve. II gives
instant relief. Price % cents per
box. Sold by City Drug Store.
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For Sale:--A good brick house
and city lot in 4th ward. See VIM.
Christensen or Thomas the tailor.
To ladies only-Just take a
glance at the beautiful decoration
of zyphers and ginghams on dis
play in the north window y. M.
Coop.
Methusala was all right, you bet
For a good old soul was he,
They say he would be living yet,
Had he taken Rocky Mountain
Tea. Ask your druggist,
Don't wear those last summer"
shirts forever, but call and see our
elegant line. We have just filled
up our shelves with a nice stock of
mems fine. dress shirts.-Y. NJ,
Coop.
For good time go to the Span
ish Cafe" Fresh oysters and re-
freshments of all descrip ton
Prompt service, and all equipment
down-to-dat Open after dances.
Opposite postoffice, Spanish Fork,
Utah.
Have you been betrayed by
promises of quaks, swallowed pills
and bottle medicine without results
except a damaged stomach, To
those we offer HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. 35 cents. Ask
your druggist.
Good looks bring happiness,
Friends care more for us when we
meet them with a clean, smiling
face, bright eyes sparkling with
health, which comes by taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea,
Boo, Ask your druggist.
VIM, Jolley of Myton, Uintah
Reservation, has been in town a
couple of weeks visiting with rela-
tives and friends; no is half
brother to Joe Morgan of this city.
He and G. w. Anderson are
starting up in the lumber business
at Theodore.
At the annual meeting of the
stock holders of the Spanish Fork
South Irrigation Company held in
the City Hall on Monday, Feb. ~,
the following officers were re-elect-
ed: Lars Nelson, President; BENZ.
Isaac, Vice President; Lars p Lar
sen, Luther K. Stewart and Niels
Thomson, Directors; Oliver Sven
sen, Secretary and Treasurer.
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Local News.


Adolph Poulson is suffering
with very disagreeable case of
quincy.
A postal card request will bring
you sample copy of The Salt Lake
Simi-W eekly Tribune. Send for
one,
FOR SALE-A Broom brick
house and ] city lot on Springville
road. Apply to Mrs. James Ander-
son or Mrs. +. L. Parmlee.
WANTED-We pay for good
ranch butter 171c cash a pound.
Preferred Thursday and Friday
Ice landic Mercantile Co.
A daughter was born to Mrs
VIM. Norris last Monday. Mrs.
Norris is at her fathers home, IL.
M. Jex, her husband dying at Salt
Lake in October.
The first of March is st. Davis
Day; yes, and grand old time
married peoples dance will be
given at Pack Bros. pavilion by
the Welsh committee-don't forget
the date.
Mrs. Clara Mordue and children
have been visiting the past ten
days with her sister, Mrs. Nora
Kirkman, in Salt Lake City and
returned last evening accompanied
by her sister, Rena.
The tank of the engine on the
freight train bound for Eureka on
the Rio Grande jumped the track
south of Springville, on account Of
which No. Z from Eureka to Salt
Lake was held at Spanish Fork for
several hours today.
The Spanish Fork Bakery will
open It's doors for business in the
building formerly occupied by
Aaron Peterson, opposite Packs
Pavilion, tomorrow, and will carry
a complete assortment of bread,
cakes and pics. Oscar Randall, tor
merly of Provo, is proprietor.
In a conversation with Manager
Steyner of the Bell Telephone
company we learned that gentle
man expects to in the near future
commence a night service. The
only drawback is that they have
hardly got enough resident phones
in Spanish Fork. We sincerely
hope that they will be able to put
in enough phones to give us an
all night service.
The Payson Dramatic Company
played at the Spanish Fork Opera
House last Friday hight thu
beautiful comedy drama in fou
acts, jefferson Farm" The turn
out was rather slim, we think, ow
ing to the fact that it was no
thoroughly advertised. The play
was q good one and kept the audi
ence in an appreciative MOOD
throughout the whole performance
From the small audience our Pay
son friends received many hearty
congratulations, and were made tC
promise that in the near future
they would again appear at The
Spanish Fork opera house.
The city council met last Satur
day night in regular session an(
transacted the following business
A number OF bills were allowed
and appropriated, the bonds of thu
various appointed officers were re
ceived and placed on file; Mr.
Wilson petitioned the council for
license 10 ran bowling alley,whicI
was granted; the matter OF baauti
flying the city square was discussed
and it was decided to cover tn
lawn with sand, and make all othe
necessary improvements. 1t wa
left in the hands of the committe
on public grounds and city prop
erty with power to act.
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Mrs. Harry Hughes is visiting with
her parents at Coyote.
Irving p. Smell is building himself a
house on his father lotin Second Ward.
John B. Jex returned today from a 3
months visit in Englang. He is looking
and feeling well.
Claud Saxey has accepted u position
as railway mail weigher between Salt
Lake and Butte.
/. p. HARPER Whiskey ntgnens
you and helps resist cold and disease,
better than the doctor-try it. Sold by
Joseph Wren.
Il. A. Petersen, matchmaker OF 30
years experience, and a former resident
of this city, has opened up in business
in Martell q Clark's furniture store.
For Sae-A pair OF fine mares, har-
ness and new wagon. viii sell for cash
or trade for house and lot in Spanish
Fork. Hans z. Christensen, Salem
Utah.
Minark Mary, Joseph Wren's hand
some sorrel mare, won brilliant Wet
DRY over racer owned by Flanders in
Payson last Thursday, beating her OPP
ponent by about ten feet.
Last Sunday evening the First Ward
pleasantly entertained the public in the
Fourth Ward meeting house. The speak
er of the evening was j. M. Calderwood
who furnished some striking evidence
of the truth of the Book of Mormon.
NOTICE-Come in and buy you a
good watch cheap for cash. Bring
your old clocks and watches and have
them fixed up as good as new. Repair
ing speciality. We pay highest price
for old silver. Call in, one door north
of World Drug Store, Spanish Fork.
The most unique affair OF the season
will be given at the Opera House, Thurs
day evening, Feb. 22nd, by George and
Martha Washington, assisted by the
Colonial Club, where they will entertain
their friends at banquet and enter
tainment. Tickets on sale at City Drug
Stores.
A magnificent steel engraving of Hag-
erman Pass, the most famous mountain
pass in Colorado, has been issued by
the Colorado Midland Railway. This
engraving is 26x40 inches and suitable
for framing. 1t will be sent to any adj
dress on receipt of Is cents in stamps
by L. H. Harding, Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Quarterly Conference of the Nebo
Stake of Zion will be held in the Pavilion
at Payson, Saturday and Sunday next,
Feb. 18th and 18th. A good attendance
is requested.
j, S. Page, Jr.
Hyrum Lennon
Henry Gardner
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mn In tne District Court OF the Fourth judicial
~ ,sI Wy, Oh the State OF Utah. sitting in and
io ~ T P' t' count L-Probate Division.
IN he Estate OF John 5, Thomas deceased
Nc TICE TO CREDITORS
% |ttultors NJ present claims with vouchers
10 me undo rsigned at Spanish Fork Ttab
county o., 5tal sof Utah, on or before the asth
""y VI June 1905. PRATT =. THOMAS.
=. aANB T, Attorney.
FHstP elieatlou Jan, IS, 1906
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Gas in the Stomach.

Belching and that sence Of full
ness so often experienced after eat.
ing is caused by the formation of
gas. The stomach fails to perform
its functions and the food ferments.
Cham berla1n's Stomach and Liver
Tablets will correct the disorder.
They aid digestion and strengthen
and invigorate the stomach and
bowels. For sale by City Drug
Store.
A daughter was born to Mrs.
Glsli Bjarnson Sunday last.
A. f, Emers, representing the
HOLSTER Drug Co. of Madison,
Wisconsin, was in town yesterday
on business.
Last Tuesday night the Scandi-
navian committee for 1906 gave
grand ball at Pack Bros. Pavilion.
The usual good time which is al
ways had, was enjoyed.
A wedding reception was given
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Syl-
vester Bradford last Saturday
night in honor of their son, Neil,
vino was married to Miss Mary
Barnes. We extend congratula-
tions.
One dollar to Nephi and return
next Saturday, Feb. 18th, on ac-
count of the Teachers Joint lnsti-
tute of Utah and Juab Counties
via Salt Lake Route. Leave this
place at 9:53 a. m.and return spec
lal leaves Nephi at IL p. m.
Niels Anthem has bought the
John S. Stoker place in the Fourth
ward. Mr. Stoker will build and
move his family to Leland in the
spring. Mr.. Anthem has also
bought a half lot from Harry Davis,
on which we understand he will
erect a building the coming sum-
mer.
The officers of the Relief Society
of the Fourth ward called and gave
Mrs. R. NJ. Jex most pleasant
surprise last Monday afternoon,
and presented ner with handsome
water set in appreciation of that
lady's kindness in furnishing flow.
ers for funerals and other occasions
without charge.
We welcome on our exchange
list the new Republican daily
The Intermountain Republican, 1t
comes out a very healthy looking
baby as large as any of the other
Salt Lake dailies, and is well pa
tronized by the merchants of Zion
from the start. They start with 6
subscription list of 6,5l8; 1881 in
Salt Lake and 1857 outside OF
Salt Lake, % of which are in SPAN
lsh Fork. Success.
| TIoL,,n. D,lo,
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u % nv Ut
Hyrum Lennon
Henry Gardner
Stake Presidency.

The only place in town where You
get cash for your produce is at the Ice
landic Mercantile Co.'S store. Lowest
prices on groceries, notions, clothing,
hats and shoes. A fine assortment OF
ladies' shoes Just arrived. Remember
we sell flour corn meal and graham
cheaper than any merchant in town.
Tailor-made suits specially Four
blocks east OF city square, Center st.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Jonah Ainge was held at the Fourth
ward meeting house last Monday. The
speakers were John Moore, CIV Booth,
Chas. Monk, David Williams and Bp.
A. j. Hansen;who spoke words of praise
of the deceased; who was a good neigh
Dor and \ kind and loving father. For
five years he had been almost helpless.
He was born at Weetley, England Feb.
2, 1851, and had lived in Spanish Fork
about forty years.
During the past month we have re-
ceived several lengthy communications,
two from our old friend and fellow
townsman, David Il, Robertson, who is
laboring as missionary in the South
Texas conference, ana, Judging from
the tone of his communication is enjoy.
ing his work very much We have an.
other from j Milton Beck at the Logan
Agricultural College; and also one from
Donaldson w. Lee at Winona Lake,
Indiana. These two young men are
wisely spending their time in getting an
education, and setting II good example
to other young men, Gentlemen, il
your vacations, we wish you success
and regret to say that we are Unable tc
publish the letters a. they make nearl,
TOO words each, and we can handle
only about 100 words to each article
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PROBATE and Guardianship Notices,

Consult County Clerk or The resnoctive sim
ers for further Information. ''e"-
- IN the District Court 81 the Fourth Judicial
District, sitting In and for Utah county~Prol
In Re estate OF Tho mas Herhert dace,.ed
and Mary Jane Herbe ri, deceased.
NOTICE % CREDITORS
creditors VIII pre- cent claims with vouchers
10 the undersigned ~ benjamin. Utah coUniv
SSaIo OF Utah' on or before the "a day of June
i'Vo' NARY JANE CHATWIE,
a, SAXEY, Attor ney.
FIRST publicatio Feb /, 1906.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

9}ebaftar &artuaef. S r9eor6lp>
Jets ft6ite Muner meboeles> at &r.
&111o Sort11acf me6 neitegeunter til
trgoer &ebaftionen of Blooet. Sr.
Sortnacf far banif l1niperlitets>l1o-
oonnelie og er en- 6pgttg sSourno-
lift.
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ltgt, og efter &c met forretnings-
,l1Gsfiqe Metbo6cr.

| Iigt, og efter be met forretnings=
'nGsfiee Metboocr.
Wfen trobs oct l1,lberlfuo, Ynltbe=
fprgelien bringer 5tatsfosie1,, pYg
trobs oe unoreI 1oroclc, ber fllnbe
bore peb at bette git ober paa pri=
pote @n,,oer, ct oer 8pipl ON, at
gagen pi1 blipe tdgets alporltgt.
&pftpaienet bar I'LL enga,tg iot Jig
fat Sen offenligc 8eoibitbe0 lont en-
offenl:g Mfipre, ale Sell og aob til
tro0s. Ser er ! DC ie11ere Mnr BOT
Iet Ell 5temni,tgs op in1oo @orpora=
tionsbritt, Ser langt inorere bill
brire De ofienlige Gieneltenioler
ooer til 9tatsorift emo 1nooiat. Gg
Get er berbos 1li1no6iigeligt, at 9}e=
gieringen eiennem &oiueienet fom-
ner nernere 6irefte 8ereri1g nre6
Soltet et10 11oDef o1t0et Neglerl1gs,
Deportenpent. Mnngfolbige onore
Cling er Ser at toge ! 8etrogt11ina
fer el, 1oobm ru6ifnl sSoron6ri,1g
inbfgres, % set t1,r6e bore ct ltort
5pbrgsmool, ON ben nupGrenbe @e-
gierirrgs6rift life 1ne6fgrer lao matt
ge Gorbeie, at oiSle f11lD6t no oppei-
CT Mong1erne, feh ont 6isie fon fn@oi-
toltieres {ont ct narIigt Sob al op
til 20 Millioner 3ollors for ct Ell.
telt slor ul1ber inrIig l1gl.nltige Gor.
Dolo.
ct CT iiifffert: ct Gpergat1gen til
8ribatbrtft bilbe aabne Deren for en-
enoelbs Msitation og Wastpnfelig-
gierelie at Sc interesierebe Starter
e, ffabe en- ltro, Ser bbert Gol6 life
pil6e tiene 2anoet til. gaobe.:
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S6an0inauisnle.
@sen{f 4ffusstiDn al 2eumarf.

S Gpiflan6 er Der gie,1neln 0f,
fent1iggipreIie of 6en ti6ligere preuS-
fife lloenrtgstnintlter MIbrecbt bon
gernltorffs Memoirer fren1fomn1et
cit ganlfe furips Spfattelie al, bbab
ser lao bag beb Sen ofopbe inenife
&onoe Carl XV's e5nteresIe for
gfal16i11a1isnlen.
S ct 8rep fra San,tnr 1862 til
oen preusiiffe Miniiter / Earis,
Frins &eltis, fortGller ube11rigsn1i>
hitter con Bernltorff,, at Song Carl
efter bons Gormening f11n pe11te6e
poa ct gunitigt &ieblif til at furute
interepenere for 9nun1arf / Stri6e11
nrellem Ganmarf og &c tDife @agter
ON @lesbig. 9enne ipenibe sSS1,ter=
pention fful6e Cog efter Ben pre11S-
fife l16enrias,niniier 6ormenitrg fun
babe til Gornraal ~at i9tte itg / 8e=
liobeIle af Donn1arf (gQesbig in6be,
fattet) for iioen at fomme oberens
me6 8rel1sien ON en- Ceiling al 6et
banife Monarfi.
;n1enrigsr1ini1ter b. 8ernltorfi
paalagoe 6en preu5iiffe @eian6t be6
Mapoleon HI's Sof at forbbre fig
ON Sen frantic &eiiers Mnffuelfr,
Og @rtns @e11is ifriper 6a biem til
Berlin, at u&eiier Mapoleon utbibl,
iomt life bar utilgergelig' for Song
garIs itnn6inapiffe Blaner4'. Ser,
nejt ffil6re6e &rins Meuis pberltge.
re ben frantic @eiiers Spn i fplgen'
6e &r6:
v&an (aeiier Napoleon) iagoe mig
at bbis Sc ipenffe @laner Tom til
nbfgrelie, bil6e Spbrgsuoalet ON
&ertug6sn,nnerne fun6e finbe ben al,
ler Iettefte 2gsning, efterfom @Deri'
ge neppe, faafremt BET a1neftere6e
bele Dannorf bil6e gigre itore @an,
feIigbeoer be6rgren6e en- 0berens'
fomlt meo 9pfflan6 ON @1esbig;
men man b1r6e bog afper,te 3ron,
fifte / Donmarf, fbrenb man git til
en- foaoan 2esning."
u@benfa 9agblaod", ,fon1 ontta.
let oenne npe Observation-Disclosures
tiIfgier, at set for en- @nenF er ipnrt
at tro, at Carl XV's n,eget onrtalte
parne fanoinapiffe 6eIelier i1,it f,1l.
oe gibe fig l16trpf 5paa 6enne Maaoe
Ser piI fagtenS reiie fig a6ifilliq
Gebot ON benne tpffe Stitorieifrib.
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

Gammenlign bette BIabs Otter.
retninger fra 6et gan1le 2nnb mel
andre BIabegI5og prsp, ON De ,1oge'
anoet e1eos timber oen1 fpIDigere e
ler mere punlib ice. -
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

9ette 8lab Ct meo fit rigt afpefs.
lenbe ssnbholo og tiItolenoe noitprel
.ie i 5orbolo til fin 8rig uopertruf
tfet af ncget nnbet 8Inb Der Can.
bet ! fanme Sprog. Abonrer pno
Oef s353
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

So :'pe oanifc &irfer er / Cont
mer bpggc6e Eebraifa, nc1nlig i
2ogon.~ bpor sSsS110nielien fan6t Gfeo
ben 4. Nopen1ber> og i Gonnepirfe,
bbor SSnooielien ifal foretages fprit=
fonnlenbe S9n6og. 8e9ge Mer,ig=
beoer tilbprer Gen oan1fe &irfe.
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canosnldno.
&auat i an,erifa.


&nubt Amerifa. Z
Faitpr &. Anberien / Brooflyr1,
81. g.. ligger ifgIge uNorol." 6e11ne
STD boarb fpg of 2ungebetenoelfe.
Sr. 8ertel fneliaua Meoaftgr Of
nGore 2anbsnonD l1olonbet", er
a6e paa en- Ber6ensomhjling> ser
begDnote oen II. Nope,nber. SON
p1l belege 2o1,be / Mfien % lpgee
S1e1npejen obcr Qlnlerifa.
st NIT oanif MloerSomsbjem pil
bliSe iropiet Seem Oprf Sen 16. Ge=
cen1ber. Mrs. slug,1ito Gorllen oil
blire 9jcmn1cts 8eltprerin0e. 8eD
Snooieilen pil ser blipe boIot Saler
at @on1nl Clan, Boltor st. Mn6er|cn
o9 Sngenier &irfeoaoro.
So upe banIfc &irfcr er / Cont
mer bpggcbe 9iebroifa, ue1nlig !
2ogan.. bnor Sn0pielien fan6t Gteo
ben 4. geopen1ber, og Gonneoirfe>
bpor ssSSHboielien ifal foretoges fpr|t=
fomnenbe @91lbog. @egge Menig=
be6er tilb6rer Gen oonlfe Strife.
9febaftpr @artnaef. S r93or6lp>
Jets fioite Munner me6oeles> at &r.
&nuo @ortnacf me6 neitegeunrer til
trG6er &ebaftionen af Blooet. @r.
9ortnocf far bon1f l1niperiitets>uo-
oonnel1e og er en- 6pgtig Sourno-
lift.
9anff-amerifanf 5prfatter. M1.
Der bar opbolot Zig Ell SID
t Sc 6orenebe 5tater, men 1,u bar ta-
get Gpbolc / Ga11o6o, far poo 6anif
Torlog> bos Milo O6enie> u6giper
EN- 8pg, v&iniioes 9ltlante11", Ser af
oanife M1uuel6ere foor en lrr6eles
roienbe Sqrtole.
9r. Wpl9aarb, ser i Ell ln,1gere
Morreffc Bor prafti1eret Galinos,
@al., og 6crefer ct Eor slors SiO
bar opbolbt fig / Gon1norf, bpor ban
bl. a. bar &eierbelege beo ct. So
iepbs 9ofpitaI &ibbenbobr> bar 1l1s
nc6lat fig lom 2age / Can Troncis-
co, Gal.
&albemar &uuIien 3raablpie.
Oen III, berpn1te bunlfe Spfirber
Gul0emar Noulien, Spfin6eren of
Selegrafonen og ion1 fornDlig omtalt
fer Bla6et a ct nDt 5nltem for
traa0les Selegrafi> oer ct Morconis
operlegent> bor MI faaet
Sen fioite Opfinbelie lolgt til oe 6or.
ene6e Gtater. @n 6anlf Sorretnings,
man6, Carl BbiIip, for Sen 1enere
Sis opbol0t fig / 2on6on for at ialge
Batentet til>et engelf SDn6ifat> bbts
6ormanb er 2or6 Mrnltrona og /
bDiltet en- 6aniff66t Gorretnings-
man6, 5i9a1r6 8oielen, @gn af en-
ban5f Sgofficer er interesieret. 9un-
ife Bla6e meo6eler, at &r. Bbilip
bor iolgt @Dn6ifatet Bate11tet for Sc.
Gorene6e @Hater for en- balb W1illton
Gollars 100000 @un6 @terling).
Grebt beo Ct 11lpffestilfrlbe. @u
ung 8ornbolnrer, 2ubDig 9lr16reaien,
Sen af &elegrafbub Mn6realen I;
Renne, er ifelge r8ornboln1s 8i-
oen0e" blebet brebt be6 ct lllDffes>
tilfel6e / Samestotpn, g. 9. 9en
l1nge Man6, Ser Inn blep 18 gar
Qamuel. fom til Mmerifo sFornnz
ret og fit Mrbei6e bos en- o116en
8ornbolrer, SSpien, Der ligele6es er
fB6t &enne, og 1om eier en- Mebel~
fabrtf ! ssssonrestotuu. timber tit Mr-
beibe Gabrifen Tom ian / Memn1e
/ en- elebator og blep baar6t fpe-
ltet. @nn febebe bog ct Bar Gage,
og Der nare6es ct lbagt $aab ON, at
ban f,1n6e fomme fig. &an bleb fgrt
til ct &oipital, % bans 2an6sme16
t BDen - / Samestotpn er en- jtor
&oloni af 8ornbolmere - tog fig
ombDggeligt af BAN, men al SinIp
piite Jig at bore forgigbes. Sans
8enner iprgeoe for, at ban fit Ell
inlnf 8egrabelie.
81 fenber n,eb @lnbe Hrgbenunr.
re til enbber, Der anmooer ON iaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

9r. Mpl9aarb, ser Ell lnngere
s(arreffe Bar prafti1eret Golinas>
@al., og 6crefer ct Eor slors SiO
bar opbol6t fig / Gan1norf, bpor fam
bl. a. bar &eierbelege beb ct. So
lepbs 9ofp1tnI &ibbenbabn> bar n1s
ne6lat fig iom 2nge i Gan Trancis-
co, Gal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

Eaitpr &. Anbericn / 8roofly,1,
81. g., ligger ifglge uNorbl." benne
STD baar6t fpg of 2ungebetenbelfe.
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9anff-amerifanif 5prfatter. 81.
Sbre!1fe1l Ser bar opbolot fig EN- sio
t De Torenebe Stoter, men 1,u bar to=
get Gpbolc Ga1a6a, far poa 6anif
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en- Bpg, u&iniioes 9ltla11ten", Ser af
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

81 fenber neo @lnoe Hrgbenum-
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-07

Sr. 8ertel fnsllaug, @eooftgr di
pTore 2anb5nonb l1olonoet", er
A6e poo en- Geroensomejling> ser
begDn6te Sen II. Mppe,nber. &an
pil belege 9o1,ce / Mfien % lpgee
S1e1npejen oncr Qlnerifa.
The Springdale news., 1906-10-19
Shady Grove Institute.

The tri-tesnship institute conyen. ed at Shady Grove Oct. r..
 Promptly ahten ,'clock Pres. Tll- man called Lhe house to order. The Sonora band then gave selection. As the Secretary was absent Miss Mary Rich was chosen Secretary pro tenn.
 The suniect of arithmetic was pre-. Sented by MT. Clark. Ills method Of teaching primary arithmetic met with he approval of all present
 Then followed the discussion Of Ad- vaaeed Reading conducted by Miss Rich which Was an interesting Sub- iect.
 Prof. TIlman then conducted the discussion on Physiology. And from the interest manifested proved that 1t was presented in very interesting manner Shady Grove school then sang "Arltansasn aft T which the crowd WAS dismissed for noon.
  ing benches together, upon which was heaped chicken, beef roasts. cakes. pies and maay other tooth some dishes too numerous to mention. After all had partaken of this boun- teouS repast they were called togeth. CT bY the band.
 The subject of Algebra was presen- ted by Mr. Bement, which was very satisfactory presentation.
 L. \. History was tten discussed by Mr Musuain, which he made very in- tereSting by illustrating his method of teaching 1t.
 Geography was then presented by Mr Gallaher which also proved very Interesting.
 The program was interS SperSed with recltationS from the Fishback, Zion and Shady Grove Schools. There W, re about sixteen teachers present-