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Show Heber Wasatch Counts Utah, Monday, April 24th VOL III THE HEBER HERALD. Editor and Manager. Enter $d at Heber . PostoJJi ce as sec ond class mail matter, A. Hatch Jr, such a regime, was thankful to come out no worse hurt) it was funny to notice how soon, after the coming of Mr. Cubbedge, the hope of doglng him had nothing to stand upon. In school, out, stud) time,, playtime, dayseldom any mischief time, night-timcould be don- e- singly, in couples, in threes, in large gangs that would not be detected, when punish ment of some grade was sure to follow. Some good men in Sangston and its vicinity were thankful, and were led to indulge some hope for the young when they heard that Mr. Cubbadge spent so much time in school in ferreting out and punishing evil doings. He was not a bloodthirsty man like some of his class used to be. fie seldom cut with his liicory or or his peachy tree below the skin, however much he might be fond of stripping it; but his chief pride was to show, inside and outside, that it was not worth a school-boy- s while to fry., to, fool him. Little Billy Wiggins, who was caught and whipped at least once a day, used, to attribute his bad luck to the nose which in vain I have endeavored to describe. His old nose is everlastin turned around, and it can up and smell same as a hound The name of thd favored boarder was -- e, -- SUBSCRIPTION PRICES. One Year. . . $ Three Months ... . 00 ..... fo. 50 Six Months ' 1 ; . $0. 25 - wS;nii TWO ADMINISTRATIONS. Chapter II. like to try the metal of a new master, These fifty strong said in private they would have to be made to see how they could not dodge any such man 'for dodging was the limit of their ambition. Everyone knew that if he either resisted or ran away from would be brought discipline, he hack and made to take, perhaps, a double portion. Such was the temper of the now seem which times School-boy- s r -- so strange. O To outsiders (particularly Mr. John Overby, who, having been thought ' -- 1893 No, 24 in' . |