North Park union., 1900-02-23
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SINCE the Law prohibiting indiscyimi.
nate shooting has been in force.
California perfumes in abundance
and any odor to suit the most fastidi-
ons at the North Park Pharmacy.
No stockman will prosper who
does not read and liborally advertise
in stock journals, papers and maya
zines.-John w. Springer.
Fat lambs shipped from Rocky
Ford to Kansas City brought s6.65
per head and weighed IA pounds per
head. Some 6s Founders brought
$6.45 per head.
Monday night Mrs VIM. Westholm
came in on the stage from an extend
ed visit in Denver, Georgetown and
Fit Collins. She went home Tuesday
on the spicer stage
Mr. Andrew Norell comes in every
Monday morning in sleigh behind
two spanking blacks. to bring his
little girl to school. Ellen spends the
week with Mrs. j. M Towner.
/! FOR SALE CHEAP--for cash,
! good young heavy teams. Also, har-
ness and wagons, flour, feed and gro
ceries cheaper than any place.
| Towner Bros.
/ Walden Colo.
There was pleasant little party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Lebow
! last Friday night. About a dozen
couples tripped the light fantastic
until after midnights solemn hour.
/ Some weeks ago Mr.. Gilbert Hays
took a car load of horses to York state,
and last Friday Mrs. Hays and Gcor-
gia started back to spend the rest of
the winter with Mr.. Hays and friends
IN the East
Judge Taft, OF the United States
Circuit Court at Cincinatti, Ohio, re-
fuses jurisdiction of Taylor's applica
tion for contests for minor state Off
cials in Kentucky, and calls the
Goebel election law infamous.
Nearly dozen ladies' met at the
Church Tuesday afternoon and helped
Mrs. Delaney in the manufacturing of
quilts, comforts, etc This is very
kind indeed and is greately appreciated.
Whether there was any yarn spinning
our reporter dcposcth not. Mrs.
Fischer furnished the refreshments
and they were fine.
Well its done at last-we mean DR..
Fischer's new covered two horse
sleigh; and its dandy. Laugh if
you like and call it milk wagon or
a dry goods delivery or anything of
the kind, its comfortable and has the
get there quality about it too. What
n pity the Doctor didn't have it last
week on that long cold ride to see
the patient VINO was so powerful weak
when he got there. NJ. j. Capron
and Norm Davis were the ARCHITECTS.
Just about now Lieut.. Peary begins
to see the sun. He is up in the Ar
tic regions holding the ground he took
year ago last summer preparatory
to pushing on to the North Pole this
summer. At last accounts lie had
frozen his feet badly while playing
hide and seek with Polar bears among
the ice bergs, and had suffered some
amputations. Peary will pass SIS
a kind of a fool among the people if
he don't find the Pole, but if he does
| tuCA ue Will Dc a uSlO lIluGcu.
DIR. Fischer was. called to see a
patient on the West side, and he and
Mel Gates started in a cutter about
one O'Clock last Friday night, though
it was bitter cold, and they had n
laborious time until they reached
Mitchell's place. There they stopped
and rested a few hours. Then they
pushed on and at Il. N. Buffers took
a new team, and still having some
miles to go, they renewed their
journey, but while passing through
some low ground where the snow was
about three feet deep they had the
misfortune to break the pole from the
cutter, which they abandoned, and
walked through unbroken snow fro IN
one to three feet deep for four miles.
A few weeks ago on account of
some difficulty about keeping lis
horses at j. S. Kings; II. Loucks,
who bas the burden of hripyinr tho