Show MBFIEtn aLOON n W' BAIKXisE Prop l ” then tas tipeped a barber simp in Klclmeui ' j w i oi:k i by ‘Utah' raised ' seems Golden has is kirood It $rown name for a bar TnmCE-A-WKK- K that Young Utah EDITION-1f i use for the oatufiatlou of Journa- ber AH the girls in Biehfleld yv 111 The little TPApriERs abb a 150 Week ' wed eijterPages Papery a Yeai ' PAS We send young men to the east now bo getting their hir dyed’ TAINED lise FDR GOOD WIIKKV 1304 A QNE DOLLAR’ t ' ' f' i'o make them lawyers doctors engiJ ALLOW Vulillsliyd every Alternate buy except 188 TESTPROOF AtfXXHOL Last Friday December 10 were three neers or teachers but none go to the Sunday i M b'RANDY schools sessions of of often the teachers’ Journalism It has instityUtlipbtflA QHPE county iieat Brandi of Blackberry Port and TOLD TO LEAVE TmvV tute at Joseph and all consider that been said thai this Is because t&e proThe Thrlee-a-WeeEdition of The 'Jhernj Wine’ and! each other lienor an THEKiIOTKIS QlVBNf UNTIL CHRISTextra good time’ was had The' fession1 doesn’t paf ’"'Teaching didn’t art heeded in stoknees New Is Your World first among all MAS TO LEAVE RICHFIELD THEY people of Joseph took the teachers to pay until we had better teachers and H “weekly” DON’T papers in size frequency of BLUFE their homes entertained them well the way to make journalism pay is tc " f and the freshness acpublication and made it a time of social as well as have better journalists ' and curacy ' ’ variety of its contents It studious enjoyment There is little taljr )n the papers has all the merits of a great $0 dally Lasj June a young map named Max When the institute was first cajjled now” over matters at the price of a dollar weekly Its belonging to the Krotki of Jewish descent came to to order the teachers responded to r6U We are very glad of press association news is prompt complete acRichfield and onened a store in the political cal with a selection from Beujamln talked should Those matters be it curate and Impartial as all its readers Chris Foulson Block! ne remained Franklin' ’ ' ' will testify over by letter or else by the members It is against the monothere until in September when his Andrew Ross bade the teaohers a In their and for the people polies meeting' brother Sol Joined him and they movhearty welcome to the first institute the news of all the world It prints lust lately the editor of the Logau ed into one room of th held in the town assuring them they Wright Block having special correspondence from all he wouid report l’he two have been Nation declared that would be well cared for doing quite a news points on the globe T a free good business liyiug retired lives out- Important amusement unless extended po After a few preliminaries Miss has brilliant illustrations stories It ticket to thedolngsThe Springvilleln side of business matters Della Pendleton who always writes by great authors a capital humor condemns the Nation's Last Monday when their mail was so well read a paper on Introducing dependent markets departments stand but the Nation is right all the received they found a letter written page complete for of in household and women’s work the the speech primary same Amusements are thepqrtS usually money- - in printed capitals witp a lead pencP and other t grades the subject being afterwards special depart men ts'of unusOU HAVE CUT BURNED making schemes and if newspaper no- evidently to avoid indentifleation ual interest ‘ ' discussed QR BRUISED tice isn’t worth at leant a ticket the Here Is an exact copy of the letter Miss Clara Seegmiller spoke on FriUntil December we offer this unra)urself or aAve any horse cow dog need M AND S KROTKI YOUR HEALTH exercises declaring proprietors of the show do not fj jd or Any animal that ia wounded day afternoon newspaper and the Censor equaled ' WILL' BE BETTE tt IF YOU the notice them of ljttjle ben fit as a ruler any way you will find one year for $200 Strictly cash V 'V in' OllWS&VS BLACK OIL It seems to us that Utah doesn’t ap- LEAVE RICHFIELD AT ONCE in advance ' 4 CURE THAT CURES The afternooq session began at 1:30 preciate Judge 0 C Goodwin though IN OTHER WORDS YOD WILL lewareof invitations " Genuine only with a recitation by Miss Estella Jac- - perhaps it will 9 hen fie is dead There BE FOUND DEAD IF IN THIS 4 t My Old Kentucky Home are the Denver papers read them as TOWN BY CHRISTMAS quea t Bold fit z OM I Drug Dept Mistakes made in the diagram was you will or when you will and their The letter vyas at unce brougot to i the first subject Miss Ella IIou-gaar- d editorials are never up to the Tri- Censor and Lum there It was taken If you believe in Sliver 16 to 1 and bune’s The Tribune’s editorials were to Sheriff Coons aud Mayor Brandley leading the discussion meals good beds that invite to who promised to give any aid that good Chris Jensen Jr of Redmond an- the equals of the St Louis and pleasant dreams good sleep u at any period Few of the Now might be needed swered the question “Which subjects AND The Krotkls also prepared them Book should be taught by lecture?” He York dailies have any to compare with Kayaxlneii 1 ) it Let Judge Goodwin be away a selves for self defence in case violwas almost that the history thought a V Dally Papers week and the soul of the Tribune ence wast resorted to and will make it RAILROAD CO only one VIS warm tbe who white for seems lost We shall all say kind cap cowardly TOURIST OE FAMILY SLEEPING CAB Miss Estella Jacques then pointed and a D C Goodwin when he Is wrote the anonymous communication of words SERVICE out the mistakes made In teaching i dead but it would be just as well to if he tackles either of them nor will Do you knp that every evening the reading some kindness now show connecDenver & Rio Grande R they leave tbe town as they think iq Miss TYACHFR INSTITUTE An extra Good Session at Joseph ue controlled murtr - - "" ! x k 1 U San Pete and Sevier Branch- 30 West-Boun- Cigars i KJEEPIT HANDY ! 1 st AND 4 1‘ ' "x East-Boun- STATIONS A I f If J am SNSamLv BEIKNAF ArlMpmBSOprjt Train 88 will rn Tuo8dny‘ Thursdays anc Saturdays Train 21 will run Mondays Wed I 30 II L V S H er J - uesduys and Fridays- Mocie Apont filchflold Oi Dodge Gen’l Manager Babcock Traffic Manager Wudhslgh Oen’l Passenger Agent Generul office Salt Lake City FA f ’Ituh i 4uvr The DENVER Globe-Democrat- GRANDE Hospitality It Lydia Jackson then entertaintion with the R G W- runs a Tourist ed the institute with a recitation m Family Sleeping Car to Denver in The teachers desk was treated by jHhioh a lower berth can be secured for 20Q? In addition to thts daily ser-j- e tyiss Mary Whitney of the Aurora the D St R 0 also operates en school Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays Miss Simons would have teachers jjare distinct Tourist Sleeping Oar abandon the habit of Joking or resort-tint Q inha Rsjiiaaa Oitv Qlc ago to farpasm Ristpn yifi NeyrtYayk—np change for — Miss Sofia Goldbranson fcould not be reduced at greatly passengers are cars Tourist rates These jarth present but ber creditable paper on managed by the Full man Company teaching history was read by another nd ve provided with all necessary Miss Byown of Richfield disussed The ponveuiances and appliances the Speer System of teaching Jaritb-meti- c foqrlat cfij feature together with the service and scenie aud the present arithmetics admirable tjain of the route has placed the In use came in for their share of & R Q ip the foremost ranks of oyer to and fro For rates and baulipg Western Rallroada extended an invitatiProf McCarty stalled Information apply to any on a next to hold the institute at By leket Agent of the R G W H or aufi a mption to have It there was tp B F Novi ns General Agent Traveling Passenger carried Cushing Agent D A R G-- No 58 West 2nd Charles Olson rendered a violin solo outh Street Salt Lake City and the afternoon session closed - g f Sa-lin- 5 SANTA FE ROUTE You leave Ogden or Salt Lake in he evening and after breakfasting in tjhe sumptuous dining cars of the SANTA FE RODTE on the third morning you arrive in Chicago or St Louis In season to attend to business or connect with all fast trains for the East Uome one has said recently that the track of the ATCHISON TOPEKA A SANTA FE railroad was in such disperfect condition that the long New on the tance run of the ‘(Flyer" York Central could be equaled if not ixceeded by its magnificent trains J D Kenworthy Gen’l Agt Passenger Dept 60 West Second South Street Salt Lake City Utah tf p F WARREN Traveliug Agt ' When the evening session of the institute had been opened Miss Etta Morrison read a story prepared for the Institute J E Ileppier pointed out that some teachers can govern by magnetism while others have to use devices for government and so lose some time Most time is lost by poor preparation of the teacher and a great deal by doing for the child what the child should do for himself Prof McCarty did not teach his pupils to take his word nor would he take theirs until he proved his aster tions and they proved theirs DA Nelson of the high school spoke upon tie relations of the district school aud the high school The truly educated are not a menace to govern merit so the government but perpetuates itself when it maintains a of public schools and the high school is a necessary part of every sys “Silence in the SchoolJRoom’ temwas the subject of a paper by Miss ays-te- Missouri Pacific R’y Fastest time shortest line and best accomodations for feeding are the we oiler to shippers of live stock between Pueblo and Kansas City Special live stock trains fora reasonable number of cars H B Kooser C F & P A E JFlyun T F & P A - Salt Lake City Utah - Noble morning The teachers are willing to revisit Joseph at any time and think It the most genuinely hospitable town In Sevier county NEWSPAPER TALK Anyone Mmlln 4ketcb and description may It does seem as though the Nepbi republic ought to live and do well as the only paper of the town hut it seems that Roe has a bard row to boe Inlcair afloertam onr opinion free whether &uBoth the Tribune and Herald pubfhvenljon is probably potuntaWe Conununlcarti!litrtcUf couflOentlfd Handbook on Patent wit tree rdOeqt fcirenny for nemiTirif patents lished portrait of the late Geo W atanU takeu turoufh Muuu A ( ftotfei wtthoat charge iu the Bean In last Fridays issue Scientific American hitndinmnly Ulwntmted weekly hit ion of my HftillOo lounml by all fnir nionUiB t L hr In Utah at the preseut time there Laraoit rlr Term® 3 a are quite a number of papers but the newedcwilera Urn36’B-NeV M WAblutUun York majority of them are not editted nor P 0 into the fold -- The EurekaDemocrat extends greetings to the Loa Advice The Advice s but the Wayne county edition of the Censor for the time being W1IAT that makes you feel tt THE KENTUCKY HOVSE THE FROST HAS DO HE GRASS AND RABBIT VALLEf ROUTE f Leaves Sigurd 6 am every morning except Sunday reach Burrvllle ar I noon and go on to Loa or Coyote tht at night home with a Sample Room on Main street go to Accomodations for passengers ac(! acillties for carrying express Fillmore Brothers Burrvllle Sevier po Monroe Utah Freprletorg The freezing weather has compelled Prof L R McCarty’s style can often Mr Mc- the workers on the Otter Creek reserthe Salina Press voir to stop work for the season Carty is a good newspaper man too Fall plowing hasn’t amounted to The newspaper fraternity should enShow your regard for those who much because of the continued wet courage newspaper reading in the pubhave gone before in lic school Teach a child to read news- weather aud now freezing has pertil wpk papers and the training will never be manently stopped Several were intending to grade forgotten Atreets this month but they have frozen so that it can not be done now at SAILNA FEE US CLIPPINGS least his The ditches that were filled with Co-o- ji on water have havoc in south the played One of tbe few npwsitems we have to is field In one place the ice collected report this week la tfiRt last Saturday flooded a large amount of land all Tom Burns gave birth to a whole lit and run water under the Poulson hay ter of kittens Lcbt this may appear stacks and sheds besides making tbe ONLY FIRST-CLASIs strange we will explain that Tom a roads INSCRIPTIONS FOR PRODUCE nearly impassable cat owned by George Burns who chris Several for teams left Nevada first tened it Tom before discovering Its of the week They expect that the sex roads will be frozen so that they may After a long and painful illness cov- go out at Jeast with little trouble ering many weeks Ralph McFadyen The coldjweather has played Ned with of this place passed to the unkown Mr Disease Germ lie is dow laying last Tuesday evening Ralph was a dormant in the ground and the county young man with much to live for lie physicians are resting up to be better was a tireless vorker and hoped some ready when the warm sunshine shall Three awaken It day to aquire a competence OrFEKS UAHBiAIVS years ago he was married to Miss Sar In the last fifteen days a certain TO ah Draper of Lost Creek one child stalk of watercress has grown an inch The FEorLE of Sevier and Other blessing the union The sympathy of and a half despite the cold weather Counties With: the community goes out to the be- aboije it reaved widow aud to Ralph’s aged Just notice the adobe walls where FURNITURE CARPETS parents Tue funeial occurs this the water has soaked into them and WINDOW Sn A DEB Friday afternoon the freezing weather is breaking them LACE CURTAINS It is hard to find out what is rcaly off very fast It is also breaking up BABY CARRIAGES ‘ needed by the people of a town like the clods on the laud WALL PAPER Ballna This week a wandering quo We are agents for the celebiated tioncer struck town wltU a regular JUDGE BEAN’S FUNERAL whizz He had a phonograph and a A Largely Attended Gathering bankrupt stock of goods and a soft sweet voice Every night Brown’s Last Saturday at one o'clock the hall was crowed with people who had funeral services over Judge George W suddenly discovered that there'weren’t Bean were held in the Academy nail any safety pins writing paper socks were many of his sons and There needles brass Jewelry or kn itting town The thought maddened them daughters and grandsons present beand they proceeded to buy recklessly sides his only brother James A A Oue old woman biographical sketch of the venerable and indiscrlminatly of cotton socks to man was delivered by h's son Willard runup the price 175 a pair We dou’t know what our Presidents W II Seegmiller and JosIn Sevier County We have on lian( people would have done had not this ephs Ilornc and Bishop Then Brand fakir pulled nto towu Our people ley recounted the good qualities of the were as hard up fof supplies a are the deceased and the way in which he liad minors in Dawson (ity We will wa- stored up the wealth of future life by alsQ that if the good lie had done An exuremely ger $450 against a horse-hai- r fo some fellow with a job lot of misfit large cortege followed the remains to rej£ coffins would visit Salina every man in th9 grave Thus was t lie last respects one of who to Utah's pioneers town who could cough up the dough paid casket met ell of the early hardships with would slay It into a H0BNE& MILLER with pewter handles and excelsior fortitude and resolution and tilled the one of Utah’s most historical of place bowels TWO BLOCKS WEST OF THE COURT MOUgT Golden Brown an Ogden youug man Qharacters be seen in Remember the Dear Departed Enduring Everlasting Grave Stones ARTHUR HENRIE n Marble Works Store and Center St East of prepared to make grave stones and do kinds of Cemetery Work S URmPLEY’S Furniture tifSir Store ! “CROWN” Organs Many of the teachers spent a large part of next day at Joseph while others returned that evening or next 60 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Trade Marks Designs Copyrights Ac The Tintie Miner is sureDemocrat-i- c themselves free to go where they A month and ever since election please The communication has not and still it hopes that Senator Cannon had the desired effect is coming Sigurd and Coyote Stage Line ’s and Pianoes 111 THE LARGEST UNDERTAKERS constantly Coffins Caskets Trimmings Burial clothes Handles Screws and the like We are prepared to take charge of preliminaries funerals and to do other services usuallv quired of undertakers box-eld- RWtouk 'II r k |