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GREETED EACH OTHER.
president and Governor Rooseves
Exchanged Messages.

president and Governor Roosevet
Exchanged Messages.
Canton. Ohio. November 7.--President
mckinley was up and about at an early
hour this morning, after few hours
respite from the excitement oil last nignt-
An army of messengers soon began pour
ing in, bringing messages OF eoh5f"euia
tInns from friends. and neighbors gain
cred To extend fluctuations. the presi-
dent breakfasted at o'clock with Mra.
McKinlev and Secretary Cortelyou anu
,hen went TO the library, where he ran
over the morning papers and listoil9d %
Inc disnatches as Mr.. Cortelyou picked
them from the thousands received from
all parts of the country 80 the worlu.
Tbe president took early occasion 10
arsr,er Governor Roosevelts congratuia-
TOW message. Senator Hanna and many
~ his associates of the Union club OF
CLEVELAND Joined In message EXPRESS
~ THEIR satisfaction. The presidents
vac frequently interrupted by callers,
many of them being old friends. me
nresident invited the groups inside ana
thsnked them for their fervid greetings.
Tta nrasidential party left Canton at
,.as this afternoon for Washington and 10
Arc In washington at 7:i5 a. m fhnrs-
dsv The copgratulatory exchange pc
t,,.an the president and Governor Roose-
Welt was as follows:
"president Mckinley, Canton.
-oyster Bay. November I'll congrstu-
,a+a Won and congratulate the Nation.
Ia seei most heartfelt gratitude over the
,,st Theodore Roosevelt.
Zion. Theodore Roosevelt, Oyster Bay
! N. Y. a.Fyr,,
/ Canton. Ohio. November ii nesrsny
.nnyeciate your kind expressions ana
n rapnpsrat,,la tions upon concluding in health
oOa nf the most memorial campaigns in
our political history. v,,,..
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IN THE SENATE.
Democrats ~. Republicans 40, lnde-
pendents 81. Doubtful >.

Washington, November The next SEN
ate. assuming that the State legislatures VIII
fulhn heir duty and choose senators to rep
resent their States, will stand. on the basis
of yesterdays election, fory-ntne repuoli-
cans and twenty seven democrats and nine
in lepen. ents, with the legislature in doubt
in three States with the privilege OF electing
FIVE senators at this time. The FIVE sena'
tors in doubt are Delaware and Nebraska
in which two senators are to be chosen and
Idaho with one senstorship to be filed
Among those olassed in the independent
column are Senators Stewart OF Nevada ana
KYLE Of South Dakota, who in the last con-
gress acted with the republicans on all parry
matters; Turner Of Washington and Harris
of Kansas, who acted with the democrats
ana Wellington OF Maryland. The repre-
senaation by States should be as follows
Ind Don 1
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Hampshire. North Dakota. Oregon. Rhode
Island. South Dakota, Utah. Vermont
Washington. West Virginia, Wisconsin
and Wyoming. aggregating ninety mem
bers.
The republicans have elected tweive
members in Illinois: the democrats ton
Lorimcr and Rodenberg, republicans,
having been defeated.
In Indiana we elected nine and the
democrats four. the representation re-
naming the same as row.
In Kentucky-R Republicans, two. in the
Fifth and Eleventh Districts democrats
six. with the Third. Ninth and Tenth IN
doubt.
Massach usetts-Republicans ten, demo-
Gratis three; same as now.
Missouri Republicans two, democrats
twelve. with one district. the Fourteenth
Nebraska- two, democrats
one. with the Third. Fourth and Fittn
districts In doubt
New Jersey Republican six, democrats
two. same as now.
New observation-disclosures twenty-five
democrats twelve. We gain the First
third Fourth Fourteenth, Sixteenth anc
twentieth districts m New York,
North Carolina Republicans two. II
the Eighth and Ninth districts; demo
ohio~Republican seventeen, demo
Gratis four. We gain the Third, the Day
ton district. bv 200, and the Twelttn tCo
lumbusl. the district OF Congressman
Lentz. by Ia. =,
Pennsylvania--Repub twenty-siA
democrats three. with the Twenty ghu
district in doubt. We gain the Third
Twelfth. Thirteenth. Nineteenth, Twen
lty-sixth and Twenty-seventh districts.
Tennessee-Republican two, democrat
eight; same as now.
Total republicans elected 202; demo
Gratis lat. Doubtful eight.
The present congress, as elected con
tains 1S5 republicans. opposition III.
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Guthrie, %. T.. oyember 7,-Territorial
election returns are Gem ng in slowly, but
enough Is known to show that Dennis T
flynn. republican, ia reelected delegate
TO congress by less than 5000 over Neff
democrat. The republicans claim six mem
bers OF the council. and the election o.
4. Duff antitrust popuHst. This would
give the repub leans a minimum majority
The lower house is claimed by the repus'
licans by sixteen.
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MINNESOTA.

st Paul. Mimi, November THE only
point unsettled in the Minnesota election
Is the contest ever the governorshlP'
Tams Bixby, chairman OF the republican
committee, figures out s.779 plurality FOR
Van Zandt, while Chairman Rosing OF the
democratic committee figures from his re-
turns 10000 plurality for Lind.
The Mex .nley vote seems considerail
more than so 900 over that for Bryan.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Senator Hanna was asked today wheth-
err he had heard of any such sentiment in
the Northwest.
Yes, he answered. IL have heard rus
mors TO that effect, AT some of the meet
ings | addressed in the Northwest cries
were raised about the next presidency
when could not help hearing There
has been some talk OF the character you
mention, But do not want to be the
next president after Mr.. Mckinley.
won have anything to do with it.
have had enough of politics and public
life to suit any one"
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MIR. BRYAN MAY COME TO TEXAS.
Rumored al Austin that That Is ia
In

Rumored at Austin that That Is ia
Ills Intention.
Austin. Texas, November 7.--Since the
defeat of Bryan for the presidency it IS
rumored here that he Is coming to Texas
and will reside in Austin. The health of
one OF his children is not good and while
here last winter the child improved great
w. and it is said that Mr.. Bryan made
remark at the time that In case he was
defeated he would come to Texas, as hs
knew the people of the State loved him
and It was reciprocated.
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BABcocK's STATEMENT.
We Claims the New Congress VIII
Have 1855 Republicans.

Chicago. November T.-~Congressman
Joseph w. Babcock. chairman OF the re-
publican congressional committee. to-
night issued the following statement;
The democrats have elected solid con-
gressional delegations in the following
states: Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado
Florida Georgia louisiana. Mississippi
Montana, Nevada. South Carolina, Texas
and Virginia, aggregating seventy-hvt
members.
The republicans have elected solid con.
pressional delegations in the followins
States; California. Connecticut. Del,
aware Idaho. Iowa, Kansas. Maine
MARYLAND. Michigan, Minnesota. New
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CHINESE NOTABLEs
Were Shot mt Pno Ting Flu by Order
of Court Martial.

Tien Tsin, November 6.--General Lorne-
Compbel's column has returned to Tien
Tsin, having burned and shelled alto
gether twenty-six villages He found the
country in general ostentatiously friendly,
The Russians sent two columns from
Lu Tai to YangsTsu Sunday
Ting Yung. acting viceroy OF Chi Ii,
the Tartar general Kwei Yeng, and
Colonel Wang Hau Me were shot at Pao
Ting Flu by order OF tho court martial.
The French have arrested Chung Ii
president of the board OF revenue, near
Pekin
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ALABAMA.

Montgomery, Ala, November Mot
enough returns have been received from
the different counties in the State to
make reliable estimate OF the results
of Tuesdays election. The vote was
light. The republicans have carried sew
eral counties. AS general thing the
negroes did not vote. The democratic
majority will be at least 10000.
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COLORADO.

Denver. Cole, November Returns re-
ceived show that Bryan's plurality VIII
be from 10000 to $4,000 and may reach
40, 600. The republican managers coneeao
the legislature to the fus.onists by
majority OF Atty six on Joint ballot Or
man (Dem) and the whole fusion ticket
will have about $4,000 plurality. The de-
feat Of Senator Wclcott for the senate Is
generally conceded
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KANSAS.

Topeka, Kan, November 7.--on the
basis of limited returns from the stats
the republicans claim Kansas by 26,O0O
for the Natfonaf ticket and 90 900 for the
state ticket; also the election OF re-
publican congressman. with the possible
exception OF the Third district. The re-
publlcans claim the legislature bS safe
majority on joint ballot, insuring the
election of "a republican senator.
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ARKANSAS.

Little Rock, Ark, November Com
plede returns are coming in slowly Dut
enough is known to indicate pluralty
of GO 600 for Bryan in Arkansas. Neither
democrats nor republicans polled their
full strength In each of the six con-
gressional districts the democratic nomi-
nees appear to have run slightly ahead
of Bryan. and their maiorities range from
9O0O To IL 900.
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IOWA.

Des Moines, Iowa, November with
limited returns from 500 precincts, Nc
Kinley's plurality in Iowa WILL 1t is
thought, be $4,000. The entire congress
slonal delegation in the State is repub-
lican. and democratic losses are reported
in nearly every county.
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stiII in Business.

New York. November THE d.
rectors OF the Standard oil COM
pnny have declared a dividend OF
10 per cent, payable to stockholders
Of record of November Is. This
makes As per cent in dividends
paid out by the Standard Oil com
pany this year.
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ucRae,s Majority Reduced.

little Rock Ark, November IA spe-
o,a, 70 tho Gazette says Ben NJ. Fore
man, republican, carried Hampstead couh,
~ the home of Democratic Natlona
chairman James X. Jones, over Congress-
man T. c. MoRae, democrat. FOREMAN
made gains in other counties and Mcnae
usual large majority will be consioer"o's
reduced.
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CONNECTICUT.

New Haven, Conn. November THE
revised election returns for Connecticut
with every town and district in the state
heard from, gives the State to Mckinney
by a plurality of 2S,4l5. The republican
State ticket and all four republican con-
gressmen ara elected.
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CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Cal, November THE
majority for Mckinley in this State con-
tinues to grow and the indications arc
that it will reach 10000 The republicans
have elected all seven congressman Inc
State senate contains thirty-three repup-
hcans and seven democrats. he as
sembly stands fifty republicans and thlrty
democrats
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DELAWARE.

wilmington. Del. November RE
turns received definitely determined the
political divisions of the next Delaware
legislature 1t is republican in each
branch and will probably elect two re-
publican United States senators.
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MARYLAND.

Baltimore, Md, November 7,-Besides
placing Maryland's eight electoral votes
in the Mckinley column, a solid repuo-
lican delegation to the FIfty-seventh con-
gless was elected.
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CarIint. Dispersed.

Madrid November THE band OF carlists
which had been operating in tho province oil
Alicante has been dispersed.
Three wag ms loaded with arms have beer
seized near Barcelona.
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
Probabilities.

Washington, November East IeXas-
Fair Thursday and Friday light Varlaoie
oklahoma and Indian Territorles-falr
Thursday and Friday; northerly winds
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LOUISIANA.

New Orleans, November 7.-Louisana
gives Bryan the usual democratic ma
jority and elects full democratic congress
eInnal helegAtiop.
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GEORGIA..

Atlanta, Ca. November 7.--Dispatches
from the State tonight do not material
change the figures reported In these dis-
patches last night. Mr.. Bryan's majority
In Georgia is about 10000.
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The new CONGRESS
Table Showing Its Composition, Ac'
cording to Latest Returns.
THE MAKEUP OF THE HOUSE
The Democrats Are Credited with lit
as and Republicans with l9l.
'l900
DISTRICTS STILL IN DOUBT
From indications the Senate Has 49 Re-
pub.icans and II Democrats.
INlNE OF THE SENATOR'S ARE INDEPENDENT.
The Democrats Have Gained Con
From Indications the Senate Has AZ Re-
pubicanS and II Democrats.
NINE OF THE SENATOR'S ARE INDEPENDENTS
The Democrats Have Gained Con-
gressmen in Some states ana
Lost in others.
lsnecinl to The Post.l

Washington, November THE democratic
congressional campaign committee tonight
made the following statement regarding the
membership of the next house of representa-
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Garernment Receipts.

washington, November 7.-Goyernnisnt re-
ceipts; From Internal revenue 1888, 40; GUS
toms s22s Ses; mi cellsneous $l65. BOP; ex-
LendituTea 81 $50 coo.
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Observations taken at all stations ny ves.
United States weather bureau a'
terday 10Th meridian time:
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chairman Richardson declined to make any
statement other than the above but SAID
that congressional gains are larger than In
1896.
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La pa PUMPS,
k MACHINERY and
s SUPPLIES.
DWARD S MI T H co.
Proof

Nj we satisfy buyers who
lad Us their open orders for
|rxsriss is furnished by the
|igs number Of mail orders
w receive daily.
E,zsrcise great care in this
|anrtnent Of our business
lad when a trial is given Us
III Usually gain a new Gus
Homer.
|hus is nothing old in our
|to;k and your orders will
N filled from clean, new
|goods purchased this season.
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NEBRASKA.

Lincoln, Neb., November 7-Popullst
headquarters claim Governor Poynter a
election by 1900 and that of the Bryan
electors by 1000.
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ILLINOIS.

Chicago. November 6.--The probability
10 that the republicans will have a MAJOR
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Omaha, Neb., November 7.--Complete
figures from twenty of the ninety counties
in the State are as follows.
Bryan 1880; Mckinley a0,Os9. Same
counties in 1896 gave Bryan 3S,0s2; NC
Kinley 34,4Sl. This change, If maintained,
would come very near wtping out the
Bryan plurality OF $4,000 OF 1896.
Scattering returns from other counties
Indicate that the fusion electoral tickep
may win out by a lead OF about 1900 or
1900.
The World Herald tdemocratic) tomor-
row will say: The Legislature OF Ne
brasla is fusion by seventy-two votes out
of 1913 on joint ballot"
Omaha, Neb., November 7-chairman
Lindsay OF the republican committee
claims that Mckinley carries the state
by 1000 or more. the republican State
ticket Wins by 5000 and that the republi-
cans have a majority of seventeen In the
legislature. They claim the reelection
OF Mercer and Burkett for congress anc
the election OF Pope, Moreland and pos
sibly Hays.
The democrats claim Bryan carried tn
state by 1000; that the fusion ticket hai
a safe majority In the legislature; ina
fusion State officers are elected by 500
4 TO 5000, and conceding the reelection
Issr n
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Continued on Fifth P"geo
North Park union., 1900-09-14
Campaign Song Book.

Title, Freedom Songs by T.. W. Crane.
Adopted by the State Central Committees of the
Fusion Forces Of Nebraska. Single copy s.2j
si.1j per dozen, Si.O1 per half dozen. Address
all orders to F.. W. Crane box No. 1870, Lincoln
Nebraska.
''Frcedom Songs" is a vote maker, and should
he in tho hands Of every onc who Is interested
in the election of W. j. Bryaa, ]. II. EpMIsTEN
Vicc.Chr. Peoples Party
take great pleasure in recommending Free
dom Songs" as groat campaign song book.
p. L. HALL, Chr. Dem. State Committee
Local papers friendly to tho cause will please
copy the above, By rcqutst OF the committees
North Park union., 1900-09-14
Land Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land onlcc, at Denver, Colorado

Land OIlicc at Denver, Colorado,
Aug. 0, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to mako final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before Judge j..
Mack Mills, Judge and Acting Clcrk OF the
County Court, Mt Fort Collins, Colo, on Sept.
Is, A. D. 1900, viz: Alexander Stuart, H. f. No.
II ,2ss for tho WI Of SWa Sec. i, E,i sen Sec 6,
Township No. 10 NJ, in Range No. 10 W., OF 9Th
Pm.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of, said land, viz
v. g. Il. Stuart, of Glcncyro, Colorado.
+. W. Sherwood, -
q. @. Campton,
August Breig.
c. D. FoRp Register.
Auorsr 10 srrrENnER II
North Park union., 1900-09-14

While our stock of stove repairs
is as complete as one could expect
for town of this size it is neverthe-
less advisable to forward your order
by mail week or ten days in ad-
vance and we will be certain TO have
it on hand when you come down.
What we want is the name of stove,
maker, and its different numbers.
With these we can get you any piece
desired from the date of the flood to
the present writing.
McCREERY & Book.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Miss Beatrice Fisher of North
Park, lef: for Nampa, Ida, to-day.
Laramie Republican.
Cassius l.. Parks and Miss Idello
Cowdrcy were married in this city
on Saturday. Mrs Parks is niece
of Mrs. Albert Prosser-Platte Val
ley Lyre.
Mr.. Bryan has already been nomi.
mated by the Populists, Democrats,
Free Silver Republicans. the Single
Takers and the anti-Imperialists.
Mr.. Mckinley has been nominated by
part Of the Republicans, by major
ity of the Enelishmen, and is looking
for an endorsement from Russia.
Bryan will carry America and Nc
Kinley will get big majority in
Europe.-Bassett tNeb.) Eagle.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Owing to the desire of the Trinity
church in Denver, to retain their as
sistant pastor (who was appointed. to
fill the Walden pulpit he will re-
main with them and Walden will be
supplied by appointment by the Pre-
siding Elder
North Park union., 1900-09-14

LOST, strayed or -stolen-One straw
berry roam mare of 1850 pounds W.T.,
branded :. ON left shoulder. Prob
ably has colt foalod in June last
with her. $500 reward for her re-
covery. Finder notify VIM. Dryer,
Walden.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
nor,cEFoR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Denver. Colorado.
Sept. 4. 1900.
AuorsT 10

Land Office at Denver, Colorado.
Sept. 4. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be madc before Harvey F.
Sturdovant, United States Commissioner. Dis
trict Of Colorado. Mt Walden. Colorado, on No
vcmbcr ., 1900, viz: II. A. No. 1880 Of John
Sorem Of Spicer, Colorado, for the RH NWA
and ny SWk Sec. 3, TT N, R..s2 W.
He names the following witnesses to provo his
said land. Wis:
Alexander ". westholn, Of spicer. Colorado,
William @. Meilsn,
lntsIafsoa.
Andfsw =. Moaroe.
= OCT Il
North Park union., 1900-09-14

house, furniture, etc.; and VIII run
Pinkhamtop road-ranch during the
winter Mr, and Mira Ward may go
to California.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

When you come to Fort Collins
don't pass us by, but call in and give
US an opportunity to shake your paw
and show you what We have in our
line too numerous to mention.
McCREERY & BocK.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

The State convention met in Den.
yer Monday, Sept 10,
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Jake Hartzcl, who has been up in
Wyoming for several months, re-
turned to town Monday.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
Just Arrived,

Full, new line Of combs, brushes,
ladies' side combos, belts, shirt waist
Sets, and beautiful jewelry, at the
North Park Pharmacy.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Mr.. Landers, who has been over at
Steamboat Springs, passed. through
town on his way Lomo Saturday.
He is brother-in.law Of MIR. Isaac
Lebow, WHO now lives at Encamp-
mcnt, Wyoming.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

John Kimmons passed through
town Tuesday. He has been outside
after load of winter supplies.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

DR.. Moss, who has been in Walder
for several weeks, left on the stage
Saturday morning for Denver.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

When calling on For, Collins for any,
thing Iii the clothing, boot, shoe or
gents furnishing lines don't forget The
Carl Murray Clothing Go,apany-Yop
| all know Carl.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

The weather is hot in Fort Collins,
the streams are running low and
some sickness is said to be the result
OF this situation.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

y 8. n. Mcintosh OF Pearl, was III
0ks1epyfaN days last Ntek.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Mr.. j. .. Mosmnu of Walden, has
accepted the position Of manager of
The Poudrc Valley Club, and is fit
ting up roo MS overW. o. Mosman's
block. He will move his family down
when the weather grows colder.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

The Misses Marshal of Hayden,
his state, are in Walden visiting their
sister, Mrs. VIM. Dryer.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

I Mrs. Ralph Coyte Of Butler, was .
|iijtnr In town last Saturday.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

". o. Mosman returned from Fort
collins on Tuesday nights stage.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

! Alex. Hilton of Pearl was in the
clty several days this week.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

John RhcA passed through town
Tuesday on his way to the outside.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

oL open Mondayand how glad all the children will be
Hsdies, with play and social enjoyments We hope all
\this years school successful all concerned
not do this aohe without the aid Of the pupils and the
pts Let us do all we to induce the pupils to at
uch depends regularity in attendance in acquiring
We hope to have Lyceum organized this coming
pvement and social recreation, and give the rising
ty to discuss and inform themselves on the leading
pcia and politica-and let us hays some music
pe,ghborly and educate ourselves and children
covereth multitude of SINS
!" How that short sentence thrills our old
bt, days to u.s. when going to school was per
II forward with to the time when We
% 20 school, And when recall school
comes over to be child again and ego to school,
o, those happy, happy days
y We hoped that they would last always
But clouds will come
And winds will blow
And oft the air is filed with snow.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Gus, Dorsey is recovering from an
ATTACK of rheumatism. He has been
sick for several weeks.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

erry Baugh was in town several
avs The first OF the week.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

The weary printers were refreshed
by those juicy peaches which Willard
Frank brought in Monday. Thanks.
Let others do likewise.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

~ shingle roof is being put on
chool house.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Oscar ,Elmes OF Pearl was seen OF
our streets the first OF the week.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Malcolm Ward was in from
hamton Monday.