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CONVENTION NoMINATEs
NJ. F. NOOnnn to Central Committee
and Instructs Delegates.

GRACEvILLE, Mimi, June 1c.-(spe-
cial)-At the Democratic county conven-
ton a resolution was introduced and pass
ed recommending M F. Noonan to the
state convention as member of the state
central committee from Big Stone coun-
ty.
The selection of the county committee
resulted as follows: L. w. WestfaH. chair
man; A. B. Converse. secretary: w.
Burns, Graceville; A L. Zweiner, Odessa:
T. Clarke, Ortonville
The delegates to the state convention
were instructed to support T. F. O'Hair,
of Wheaton, as delegate to the Democrat
ic national convention at Kansas City,
and the convention adjourned.
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Of the committee of arrangements, with
the exception of one or two members. The
fine band from the Minnesota State Indus
trial school, with thirty-twO pieces, ar
rived early this morning to participate In
the parade and exercises.
The programme this afternoon included
a parade at 2:3O p. m. of the Masonic or
der, militia, visiting organizations and 10
cal bodies. The exercises at the court
house at p. m. consisted of chOruses of
national airs by the high school and club,
addresses by Gen. NJ f. Clapp, of st.
Paul, and William T. McNally, of New
Richmond.
In the evening a ball was given at the
armOry.
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The big shoot.

GRAND FORKS. n. D.. June 1.-THE
biggest shooting match that ever occur
red in the Northwest came to u close last
evening.
The state championship was won nv
Mr. Rogn, of Buckston. and the high
averages were landed both for the hrst
two and the last two days shoot by
Edltor Seymour. Of the East Grand Forks
Courier. his average for the tirsf two
days being 80 $50 and for the last two
days "a @-l0O w II. Dewey OF Fergus
Falls, was second for the last Two
days, with but one bird less than Mr.
Seymour, and carried Off the mounted
elk's head. a very fine specimen. George
Duis took third place
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ANNUAL REUNION.
Gid Settlers Day Brings Out Large
Gatherings.

LAKE BENTON. MINI. June 16.-This
celebration has reached an annual affair
of some magnitude, and Notwithstanding
the somewhat threatening weather, the
town has been crowded with old and
young from all over the county The
point, a picturesque spot about half
mile from town. on the lake front, has
this year been fixed up by private en-
terprise as a recreation and picnic
ground, with ball park. bowery dance.
lunch counters and various things to
amuse and accommodate crowds, and
there the picnic was held, with races of
all kinds. ball game between picked
mines Of old settlers. while the town band
enivencd the occasion with their music
and new uniforms.
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GERMANS IN LINE.
Martin County Germans Enthusi-
astic for Democratic Platform.

FAIRMONT, June Especial )-The
Democrats of Martin county at their
convention developed a great deal Of en-
thusiasm. particularly among the Ger
mans. who have heretofore been Repub-
licans and voted the Republican ticket.
Martin county has been a Republican
county. but it begins to look now as
though the tide had turned and that the
county will go Democratic at the next
election. The Germans III particular are
against imperialism to a man, and re-
fuse 20 stay with the party who are
pledged to Imperialism and against the
liberties OF the people.
After the convention they held what
they called smoke social al which a
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The same oId comnlnint.

FARGO. n D. June 1.-THE Enforce
a vengeance. II is found that tha same
individuals has made several purchases
OF whisky from the same druggist i'm
one day, assigning different complaints
as reason why the whisky should be
furnished for medical purposes
marry Curt.ss. painter. IS I'm troubla
over numerous checks alleged TO bave
been forged by him. '''
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yvinona Hlrh schnn1-

-, w MONA. Mimi, June 1G.-CSpeclal)-
The thirteenth annual coruIner,ra,1ar1t -
the Winond high school took place Iast
evening at the high school The address
oi tne evening was made by President
cyrus Northrup. Of the state university.
ne taking for his subject The SchOlarfs
Choice Of Work The diplomas we're
distributed by =. d. Blair. president a
the school board. In addition a nref
giamme OF music was carried out
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GLENCOE, MINI. June 1G-Tbo annual
convention Of the LitchGcld district ~
the Epworth league Is being held In thlS
city. Large delegations are present from
neiBhboring towns and villages T.ask
night Rev. Mr.. Montgomery. of M!une-
apolis addressed the convention. and a
large audience was present. The exercisfta
VIII conclude tomorrow evening
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NEW CATTLE DISEASE
Breaks Out in Tenhassen Township
Herds Going Blind.

Herds Going Blind.
FAIRMONT, June 16. - Special A
rather peculiar disease has broken out
in a large herd of cattle in the township
of Tenhassen, in this county. The herd
comprises about eighty-five head owned
by Charles Fritz. The eyesight Of the
cattle became effected and gradually
grew worse. until they lost their eye
sight entirely. 1t does not appear to ef-
feet the appetite of the cattle for they
eat and drink the same as ever. About
twenty-five of the herd are absolutely
blind, and many more are effected by
the disease.
Up to the present time no one seems
to know exactly the cause of it, and
nothing has been done so far to check
the disease. Mr.. Fritz. who is the owner
of the herd will ask the state veterinary
to investigate the cause Of the disease.
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lunch and cigars were served. A general
good time was had. and the delegates
went away Well satisfied with the con-
vention.
The success Of the convention was most
ly due to Mat Pfeiffer, the chairman Of
the Democratic county central commit
tee whose untiring efforts had brought
together the large number who were
present
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PARK REGION COLLEGE.
Successful Commencement Exer-
cH&eS

Successful Commencement Exer-
ciSes.
FERGUS FALLS, MINI. June 1.-THE
commencement exercises Of the Park
Region Lutheran college was opened
last evening with addresses by Rev. o.
n tosmarck. Essays were read by
Carl Brusegard, Miss Breva Sorkness.
Thoraf Hoff and Miss Agness Fosmarck.
The following were the courses:
Academic Course-Theo Austinson. Ag
nes Fosmarck, Carl Brusegard. ThoraIf
Hoff Belva SorHness, Minnie Christie
pherson, Dora Hovde, Carl Clausen, Sy-
Yer Sleen.
Commercial Course-T. n. Osmon, Ell
ling Tweet, TheO. Ness, George McDon-
ma, Martin Colbenson, Theo Knudson,
Walter Shetland. A. T. Bakken. Gustav
Thompson, ole Colbenson. julius Lerfalk,
Jacob Davick, T. A. Davis. Carl Clau-
son, John Lerfald, Charles B. Hoel, Carl
Iverson, Nels Christianson.
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Music at Hastings.

HASTINGS. MINI, June 1s.-(Special)-
The delegates 70 the Republican national
convention went through this evening in
d special car and were joined here b. T.
A. Whitford. The military band gave
them a serenade at the station. and our
people turned out en- masse. numbering
in the thousands.
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H9CGHTON. Mich, June 1G-Calumet
* HecId Is today working a fun force
TOT the HiSt time since the fire discov-
cred on May q. Three shafts-ths one
burned and one adjoining also the Rcd
Jacket vertical. which has a thousand
places have been found for all Inc min
eLs and the normal production Of 2JO tons
9l copper daily Will be mined from this
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CLOQUET, Mimi, June 16.-On Monday
two dams were let off on the upper wa
ters of the St. Louis and Cloquet rivers.
and last night there were between 90.
0OO, 600 and 100000 feet of logs at the
sorting works above town available for
the mills This means at least two
months run for all the mills on full time.
and it is the general feeling that there
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ALBERT LEA, MINI. June l6 She
Cidl-)-Ihe ground In this section is aeIfu
Delng soaked, as rain began falling al
lnis afternoon and still continues.
Efops In FreebOru county are I'm excl
value. especially 10 hay and pastures,
they being the most valuable crops raised
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Did Not Report.

Frost, Mimi, June IA large nuns
Der Of the section fOremen along this gn0
got ten days lay-on. without pay. to-
day because they did not report the raia
OF last Saturday night, I'm accordance Wiz
rules A train running over the road SunS
day became uuCOugled as result OF tha
Washout and made the officials more lns
Cliued TO enforce rules
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.

STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO.
Lucas County-ss.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
CHENEY & CO., doing business in the
city OF Toledo. County and State afore-
said and that said firm Will pay the sum
Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of CATARRH that can
not be cured Dy the use of HALLS CA
TARR4 CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9th day of December
A W. GLEASON.
(SeaD Notary Public
Halls Cafarrh Cure IS taken internally.
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces Of the system. Send for
testimonials. free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ception was carried out. Mayor Hugo.
f. A. Patrick, DR.. Robert Forbes and
others made short speeches. Harry
Mooney, on behalf of the travellers. had
charge. Later there was a business
session Of the grand council, with the
roll call Of officers.
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Drnnth Hrokcn.

LUVERNE MINI. June 1G-(SpeciaI)
Heavy rain commenced a 10 O'Clock
last night. continuing fourteen success
sive hours without q stop This makes
the third big rain during the past six
days. and the damage threatened grow
ing crops from drOuth is thought 70
have passed
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Dynamite Cnp ExnIodcr.

GRAFTON, y. d, June 16.-tSpeciaI)-s
}: H. Lewis. an engineer. today lost part
OF two hngers and q thumb through the
explosion Of a dynamite cap while re-
pairing Victory No. ! battery used in
Well work. He was handed Il wire to
attach TO the battery TO which was con-
nected the cap which exploded in his
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MALONE's WHEEL FOUND.

He Left 1t Near Hamilton, Not
Austin.
HAMILTON, Mimi, June 16-Edward
Hanson, farmer, while repairing a fence
around his pasture near the Minnesota
river, found a bicycle hidden in the
brush few days ago Sheriff NJ. b.
Thursday and identified the wheel as
that belonging to David Malone, the
man who escaped from nurse Of St.
Joseph's hospital. st, Paul, while out ex-
ercislng on May 25. Malone hid his wheel
and rode a freight train from here 10
Prairie Junction. thence TO Jackson his
home, on hand car
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FOR NEW COURT HOUSE.
The Ceremonies at Hudson Are
Largely Attended.

Largely Attended.
HUDSON Wis, June 16-Hundreds of
people arrived from all over the country
and from adjoining towns in Minnesota
today to attend the laying of the cor
rer stone of the new court house. The
former building was erected at q cost of
some $4,000, in 1857, and was one of the
familiar landmarks in this part of the
state In recent years it has been so di-
lapidated that portions of the building
were unfit for USE and the county board
decided last fall to erect a new building,
at cost of $40, 600, and a jail and sher-
ifs residence for $4,000. The county has
a population of over 10000, and a property
valua ton Of $6,000,0C0
The laying of the corner stone was un-
der the management of the A F. and A
M, and some 300 members Of the order
outside the city were in attendance. All
the former and present members of the
county board were present on invitation
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Cheese Company Meeting.

EAST FARMINGTON, June 16.-(spe-
cial.)-The Elm Grove Cheese company
held its anual meeting on the 18th day OF
June and elected the following officers:
Fred Demulling, president; Charlie Get
chel, vice president: J. E Demulling. sec
retary; L. Wurst, treasurer: P. S. New
man director
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PIends Insanity.

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis. June 16.-
Under-Sheriff Weiner has arrested John
Ole on warrant charging him with pIac-
ing dynamite under and blowing up the
house occupied by a family named Peter
son last Saturday. Oles friends claim he
is insane.
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LITCHFJELD, Mimi. June 16.-Fire de-
seroyed part of the stock and building of
the Mclaughlin Mercantile company's de-
partment store. It started in the second
story, where the furniture is stored Dam
age S.. 600; fully insured.
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SHE MUST DISCLOSE.
Edna HamiIton's Presence IN Pro-
bate Court Insisted Upon.

Judge Harvey of the probate court,
yesterday heard arguments on the pet-
tion of William Colyin, who claims to be
the son and only heir OF the late Louise
Robbins better known as Jennie Jones.
otherwise known as Edna Hamilton, to
come into court and disclose where she
has placed certain property belonging to
the deceased, and which it is alleged She
has Secreted
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LET HIM GO AGAIN.
Mr.. Packer, of Chicago, Profits by
the Laws Delay.

Charles Packer of Chicago, who was
arrested on the charge of embezzling
stock. was arraigned in the police court
yesterday. and after hearing arguments
of counsel, Judge Holt ordered mis- re-
lease on the ground that the complaint
was detective
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HnrtIey-spencer.

CASS LAKE, MINI. June 1G-Heber
Hartley. secretary OF the Cass Land COM
pany. was married at Duluth yesterday 10
Miss Bessie Spencer, daughter OF q prom
inent grain man of that place
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Old Folks Meet

MONTEVIDEO. Mimi. June ia
large number of people from this place
attended the Old Settlers reunion picnic
at Lac qui Parie. Fully 1900 people were
present. The principal speaker OF the
occasion was Gov. John Lind.
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A picture of the Catholic church edifice
and priests residence. in Grand Rapids
appears herewith. Rev. Father c. V.
Gamache, the resident priest. came here
six years ago, and was the first resident
priest in this locality, There are about
sixty families in membership. Besides
performing his duties here Father Ga
mache attends to the missions at Hib-
bing, Swan River and Deer River, and
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LAKE CITY, Mimi. June 16-(Special)
George A. Wilson. son of George VII
of the brain. The deceased was onIv
twenty-siX years of age.
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will be no more shutting down this sea-
son.
J. e. Lynds ana family lett few days
ago Tor Davenport. To-, where they will
visit for a few weeks. after which they
viii depart for the Paris exposition, re-
turning late in the fall.
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Cooper Shop Rnrncd.

FERGUS FALLS. Mimi. June 16.-The
cooper shop OF the Otter Tail mill was de-
stroyed by fire last night Loss. 81 5A
No insurance. Origin incendlary.
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also visits the lumber camps and does
much other work outside of Grand Rap
ids. The church edifice is large and
commodious. and both it and the priests
residence were built since Father Ga
mache came here, the old church having
been destroyed by fire after he had been
heae year, and there was no residence
at that time Father Gamache has been
very industrious and successful in his
WCTk.
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ELKs COMING.
Headed by a Band, St. Cloud EIl<s
VIII Arrive Monday.

ST. CLOUD, MINI, June 16-The S..
Cloud Lodge Of Elks. No. 5lG voted last
night to attend the big Elk meeting in
st. Paul. on the 18th inst, In a body. a
band viii accompany them.
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DEATHS OF A DAY.

PARIS. June 16.-Frances of O.e ms.
prince of JoinvilIe, son of the "a e I.cu's
PHILIPPE. king of the French. is dead of
pneumonia
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GATE OF DAM DESTROYED.
Dynamite Explosion Ruins Gnte OF
CbengvyntOna Dam

PINE CITY, MINI, June 16.-The main
gate of the Chengwatona dam over Snake
river a mile above town, was blown out
by dynamite about noon today. 1t is sup
posed to be the work of up-river farm
ers, whose land had been oYerAOwed.
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VAN SAINT. AND LAxcUM.

Fillmore Republicans Appoint Del
eSntes.
PRESTON, MINI, June 16.-(Special) -
Fillmore county Republican primaries
Langum delegates 70 the county couven-
ton next Thursday
The rumored widening Of the narrow
guage gives great hopes here. but peo-
pie are somewhat skeptical of its truth.
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KNIGHTS OF THE GRIP.
Minnesota and Dakota Commercial
Travellers Assemble mt Duluth.

DULUTH, MINI, June B-Some 80
members of the United Commercial Trav-
eiers of Minnesota and the Dakotas as
sembed yesterday al Armory hall at the
opening session OF their convention. As
many more were elsewhere about the
city.
The simple programme Of the initial re-
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SUBJECT FOR An ASYLUM.
Dynamite Explosion Found TO Be
the work OF LunnHc.

The y Ork OF Lunntic.
CHIPPEWA 4ALLS, Wis, June 16.-
(Special.)-John Johnson, the man being
held in the county Jail on a charge Of
placing dynamite under the Peterson
house and injuring three members Of the
family became violently insane today.
He tore his clothing from his body. He
will be taken to the Mendoza asylum.
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ENTHUSIASM PREVAILED.
6i4tsen County Democrats Reaairm
5egersouian Doctrine.

EALLcCK. Mimi. june 1G.-(Special)- y
The r-cst enthusiastic Democratic coaYen-
North Park union., 1900-02-02
ALocal Items.N
1875

We are authorized to state tina,
The Odd Fellows will give Grand
Mask Ball at their Hall, on Feb 22nd.
Particulars next week.
Mr.. c. L. Lykins has pretty sore
hand. Cause, digging a pimplc on his
knuckle with an old knife. 1t caused
him go much pain he had to come
down and see DR.. Fischer about it.
We are prepared TO do any kind OF
Job or fancy printing at the UNION
office. Have just received new
supply OF letter heads, bill heads, en-
velopes and cards. For anything in
the printers line give us a call.
Prices as low as the lowest. First
class work or no pay.
Would it not be better for all con-
cerned if our young folks, the little
ones especially, would conduct them
North Park union., 1900-02-02
CORRESPONDENCE.

eve whioI. almost caused him to stag
ger. jack took it rs q premonition
of danger to himself and was cautious
accordingly. Will some ofour psy-
chologisls explain if that incident had
any relation TO the injury Billy re-
ceived and if so, why? So far as we
know Jack is not in the habit OF see
ing spools or any thing Of that kind.
There was some excitement at the
school house Wednesday when the
roof of the building was found to be
on fire. Prof. Rector and Roy Lyons
soon checked the flames. But that
fire demonstrated clearly. First, that
the building is not safe in its present
condition, and second that Walden
has the most modest girl in the park
il not in the state. She discovered
the blaze in the roof but would not
tell the teacher as he was hesring q
class recite, she did however commun-
icate it to gill schoolmste who car
red the news st ones to the teachers
desk when the proper efforts being
made the fire was eXt.nguished at
once. The proper precautions ought
to be taken soon to secure the safe
ty of that building This the second
time within week that y fire has
started in the same place
North Park union., 1900-02-02


The Union Pacific railroad company
has been making some Improvements
of value during the last ycrr At an
cxpcnce of several hundred Thousand
dollars, the company las shortened
the main line OF the road west from
Laramie o distance of nineteen miles,
between here and Rawlins, and also
changed the grade from maximum
of TS feet to s3 feet per mile. Other
improvements are under way but
they are over the high range of hills
between Cheyenne and Laramie and
are much more difficult 10 accomplish.
But the U. =. will do about what it
undertakes,
North Park union., 1900-02-02

At the special meeting of the town
council on Tuesday night A. Il. But
Ter and George Post were elected to
fill vacancies on the Board. There
was also some informal discussion OF
better arrangements for fire protection.
The main question being whether a
chemical engine had better be bought
or a supply Of smaller apparatus for
individual fircmen. We are rather
inclined to think that with our prese Mt
facilities it would not be the wise
thing to do, to purchase a chemical
engine. But selection Of reliable
Babcock or other suitable tire-extin.
guishers would perhaps be better
now.
North Park union., 1900-02-02
Mining Laws.

The Laramie Republican has just
completed the publication OF the Min
ing Laws of Wyoming and of the
United States, together with the reg
ulations of the General Land Office
hereunder, and offers the pamphle'
for sale at the price of 40 cents, post
paid to any address. There has beer
for some time an urgent need for ;
work of this character, but this is the
first attempt made to supply the de
mand.
North Park union., 1900-02-02

Coward, is the only suitable term
to apply to man who habitually
carries gun in this day and age of
the world, unless he Is an officer of
the law or soldier.-Fort Collins
Courier. [True! Mr.. Courier: And
n bold, outspoken editor may need a
gun oftener than any class barring
those you name; but for him to make
n business Of carrying one 90 defend
himself even in an emergency would
be reprehensible.
North Park union., 1900-02-02

Young man, there is no Gesd of re
sorting to self-destruction. We all
have our despondent moods, perhaps,
but let US wait till the "Spring time
comes, gentle Annie" and in tie Deau-
time siag vita Shakespeare, Now is
the winter of our discomfort made
glorious sum ncr by this son of York. '
Then when aewers bloom ut the roadside
And worms begin to crawl
And cabbage plants are coming up
We wouldn't die ut all.
North Park union., 1900-02-02

In our visit to the school last week
we found earnest work being done by
the teachers, and some of the pupils,
while with others the work could be
improved good deal. Boys, aud
girls too; you will never have but one
school iife-better improve the time
while 1t flies; once gone it will never
return. We hope to give full reports
of the grades of the pupils after each
monthly examination.
North Park union., 1900-02-02

Tho State Editorial Association, re-
Gently in session in Denver spoke
plain to the. combination that pakes
the price of paper 80 high. Their
resolutions are strong and to the
point. But whether they will reach
the disease remains to be seen. But
newspaper men are pretty apt -te
"speak up IN meetin."
North Park union., 1900-02-02
rHlpAu. EeenuAHu 1900.

Tho Loveland Reporter takes issue
with correspondent who under the
signature OF Justice defends England
in the war against the Beers. Thus
fai the pugnacious Thorndyke has
the better Of the argument
North Park union., 1900-02-02
NEW HARNESS SHOP.

Jake Rcithmcyer has opened up a
repair and harness shop and is prepar-
cd to make and repair harness. First
Glass work guaranteed. Will take
orders for machiue work.
Daw son BVk, Main Street, Walden.
North Park union., 1900-02-02
COINS new BOOK.

The latest and greatest work by the
author of the famous "Coin's FinaI-
cial School," entitled