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O U R A Y

most Important surface discovery was
made only last winter. Many well in-
formed mining men consider .he Camp
Bird the greatest gold mine In Amer,
ica to-day, and yet Its owner iooks up.
on It as but prospect. nearly ali the
values having been taken out while
simply getting ready to mi'lc.
There Is one spring within two blocks
OF the heart OF town when alone
should, and In time will. attrnct thou
sands OF invalIds. II Is still just as na-
ture created II. Not even q roof has
been placed above II. Clear as crystal.
1t gushes from the mighty rock. and so
hot that II fairly sizzles. Emiuen, ply
slcians have pronounced II specific
for dIsordcred stomach. Yet nature
has been so lavish In her bounfies here
that the natives hardly consider II
worth calling to the attention OF their
guests.
Big mountains seem to produce big
men. and TO this rule Ourny IL no ca
ceptIon. One would hardly look to n
gold mining camp TO ind solution OF
the labor problem. and yet nt the
Camp Bird mine. referred to before.
the relations OF employees and owner
are well nigh Ideal. Al the iurnel
mouth. nine miles from town. and
within few feet OF tImccr line. Mr..
Walsh has built boarding house for
his men that cost over $4,000. nnd Is
equipped with nii the convenience and
luxuries OF city hotel. A well fur
nlshed library. billiard rooms. bowling
alleys and bath rooms ar. free to all.
The kitchen Is presided over by as cap
able chef as money can procure and
all of these accommodations aud CON,
f..Ss -. a.. II
greencst laborcr ms TO the manager Of
the whole concern. When one rcnicm.
bcrs that In addition to this Mr. Welsh
pays his men the very highest wages
given for this kind Of work he Is not
surprised TO learn That labor strikes
and black lists are here unknown
A description of Onruy. without
mention Of ii.S Canon. would certain.
iy b- repeating the play OF Hamlet
with the hero left out. Bottle Canon
would bc mor- appropriate name for
this marvellous freak OF nature. Photo
graphs Of I, nc numerous. but ,hcy
convey but most impcrfcc; conccp'
tiun Of Its grandeur. The twilight
gloom. the icaicninE roar of falling
water. the little s,r-ak OF blue sky
seen thousands Of feet overhead and
the great black walls carved .nto most
fantastic shapes 10y the waters OF ten
thnnsand y-nss unii- to inspire In the
bchaidrr n s-Es- Of his own il,'icn-ss
compared with the mighty force. OF
nature ms not even the mighty Niagara
can do.
tnvoiuntatiiy We raise our hat. and
rvmain uncovered as We Easc. nni the
nee' sk~ptisai eau not help rscinim
in=; ''surriy this IL no other than
the work Of God" J. :. 7.
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st. MARv's ACADEMY.
N.,sv ts.s.~. ts.sss.s.

We call the ati-n,ioa of our read.
CTS TO the advertisement of 81 MaFy's
Academy which appears in another
column of this paper. The tssh year
opens September ith. 1900. We do not
need 10 espaiisie upon the scholastic
advantages Of ~. Mary's for the ea,a.
losuc OF the school shows the scope q
vork included In Its curriculum. which
Is Of the same high standard as that
OF vssssr and B.yn Ma~r. and 10 car.
fled ou, faithfully in the ci,ss rooms.
We simply emphasize the spirit Of ear.
neat devotion which makes every
teacher at 81. Msry's ioyaiiy strive to
develop each young siri attendant
there into the tTusst. nohles;. and most
Intelligent somanhpoi. Every advaa.
asc Of equipment in the class rooms.
laboratories and stuiy rooms. every
care In the matter Sf faoj and cloth.
ing. and exceptional excellence Of eli.
matte eoudii,ons-ail of these features
are found a, 81. Msry's. in the perfee-
tion of development, only to be OBJ
sa'aed By the conservation Of devoted
lives to educational Christian work, in
spot favored by the Lprd.--The rins
Arts Journal.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

On the morning Of March % George
Arthur Dent. the sturdy little i-year-
old son OF Arthur G. Dent of Lowell.
Mass. went down to play on the canal
bank with two OF hts small compan-
f0ns-Aubrey Hunt and Jimmie Nc
Dermott. They had no right to be
there. The canal is fenced on. but a
hole had been seooped out near the
corner Of mill and through this the
little fellows crawled to get near the
water. The two companions OF Ar
tie" went home TO dinner before noon.
but the Dent boy failed TO do likewise.
He, has not been seen since. and lo-
well has for three months been in
maze OF excitement mixed with sym-
pathy Ar the naddened parents OF the
little boy.
The entire city has searched for
him. hundreds of thousands In New
England and elsewhere have Joined In
the quest. but not n scrap OF trus;wor-
thy eyId.nc. pointing to the chiid's
fate has been laid bare. Arthur q.
Dent. father OF the missing boy. keeps
q corporation" boarding. house At the
extremity OF Ions row of corpora
tion" houses that lie between the great
cotton mills Of the fremont and suf-
folk and Lawrence companies. -Arte"
is-or perhaps was-the youngest
child Of the family. as pretty boy
a could be me, with In . days march.
strong. swift. active did skiilfui In
whatever his baby hands. feet or brain
found to do he Was the idol Of parents
and sisters and a fsrorit~ In all tho
u-ighborhoot. when the firss hue and
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r,,.I. -J,n tt,,.

During the year isss China import
cd from all foreign nations goods
valued a, siis.oOS.e99. Daring the
same year the exports OF China
amounted to siis0o1.oeS. As an evil
denec Of which nation has the great
es, interest in China 50 far az trade
and commerce go I, may be stated
that Of the total of Chinese imports
Great Britain aud its co'oaiss supply
goods 20 the amount Of si1i.oc9 900
while of the exports II buys abou,
$50. .oQo, 900. or MOTE than oae-nais
Ia transacted through the British
Most Of the English trade with China IL
is transacted through the British
crown colony of IIunzkonz. which was
ccded to Great Britain by China in
isH. During the same year the Unit
cd States imported goods from China
TO the value OF si5.o0J.oOo and sent
back in return American goods valued
st a little more than ss.c0e.cJl
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03

The recent meeting OF the Colorado
Editorial Association at Ouray and the
approaching conclave OF the Knights
of Pythias at the same place serve to
call attention to the extraordinary ut
fractions OF this wonderfully favored
mountain town.
No place In the state has 80 taxed the
descriptive ability of enthusiastic Wis.
itors, or made them realize SO forcibly
the poverty OF human speech. As well
might one attempt to describe the fra
GRANGE OF the rose to one without the
sense Of smell. or one OF Becthoven's
symphonies to n person born deaf rs
to paint with words the charm, the
grandeur. the beauty OF this Gem OF
the Rockies" Other places have rug
sed mountains and gloomy canons,
others have rocks on which the colors
OF the rainbow have been indelibly
photographed. still others have gush.
Ing springs and roaring waterfalls and
glens carpeted with myriads OF flowers
OF every hue. but In no other place ever
visited by the writer are all OF these
attractions 30 concentrated AMI ON such
a prodIgious scale rs In the little basin
In which Is located ourny.
Nor are Its natural attractions Its
only ones. Its hotels are largc. modern
and reasonable In their charges. Its
streets wide, clean and well sprinkled.
Its private homes handsome and nu-
tncrous. Its stores well stocked. Its citi-
zcDs cnterprlsins and courteous to
strangers. Its distance from thiokly
populated centers and the fact of Its
being OF the main line OF railway
nfc the only reasons We can ihirk OF
TINT account, for the comparatively few
people who visit Il.
To the mining men OF London and
Paris nni iicfiig Il IL well known. Its
golden veins. ihanch of comnnrniivtly
rcccni discovery. are the won.icr of the
world. nnd nt the present nonirni the
awcd rnrislnns. ns they tell one an
oiherof the magnificent entertainments
nnd princrly generosity OF Mr.. Walsh.
owner OF the Camp BIRD mine. rub
their eyes and ask whether after NIL
THE stories about Aladdin may not have
been true.
A few years ago We all rad Of ,hc
''siivcry" san Iunn. Silver mincs tii-r,.
stiil nFc Ia great number. hut a. u l.
gold the world Il now clnmorirr far. To
gold do the mlncrs OF oufry now lie.
vote their principal attention. II later
diamonds ani rubics shall be demand
cd. then let the rlriisnns Of ';niconia
nnd OF South Africa look to their inur-is.
Notwithstanding: thc-norInous wealth
that Il 'inii! pouring out Of their aiils.
our cannot ti,!. over the district with.
out gCnllElI. ,hnt it, RESOURCES have
ne yea iccn .s-aTC,'iy touched. II Is still
virsin ground. IL all human pruissbi,.
iiy the year 1850 viii sec II still the
crHicr ot great ninins activity. With.
ia three blocks af tile leading Lni-i
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thsa they used TO. and sh. distinctive
points are not 50 noticeable. and. sec
oad. an immense number Of northern
folks have come ia,o the south. and
the iosai manufacturers cater to their
patronage ~iih a considerable percent
aEe Of the factory output. Bu; the ma.
tive southern customer still calls for .
short hiEh.aT,hsd shoe. 10 the old
days every southern gentleman had his
boots and Shoes made 10 order. and
the impression IA sssu nos pretty gen
cfai that no factory made article can
possibly be as good as the hand-built
wares turned ont BY the aa,ebriium
craftsman. That Is a great mistake.
A hish-cisss. faschine-msds shoe Ia
better than anything produced by hand.
for the reason tina, the stitching IL alb.
soiuteiy uniform throughout. In hand
work no tro stitches arc OF exactly
the same tension. bu, on the machine
they arc "a like as 80 many peas Tho
result, OF ;his uniformity Is that the
shoe holds its shsge better and lasts
longer. That Is one poIH, out OF many.
Tho only question ia tina, OF being ct
ted. and iastmakias has been reduced
TO such an exact science that there Ia
no diiiCulty with any foot not abso.
iu.siy dcformc5. New Orleans Times.
Democrat
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mysterious as It was In many respects.
was not so battling as this mystery OF
Lowell. In the former lamentabic cass
It was plain that the child had been
kidnapped for ransom. There Is no
such probability In connection with
the disappearance OF Artie Dent. In
fact. neither the family nor the friend
OF the missing boy can offer any Ioa
scnable explanation OF the mys,er:'
Mrs. Dent has about given up hope Of
ever again seeing her child. but the
father and sisters have not given was
to their fears and express confidence
that little Art!e will ere long be re-
stored to his home.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
Ara,cAN sLAv TRADE.
e.-.sr. OF S-sr .. Ia ia,s b, 80
ss-.sts... ..irf. cr~-.

=
s..rtso.. ..ir'. cr--.
Tho story OF the arst American roy.
sse to Africa. OF ~hieh &c have a
dsnnlia record. tells us soms~ha, o.
sfhe methods employed IN obtaining
savage esrspcs. 4 Boston ship. CON.
msnied by one Capt. Smith. wen;
away TO MADEIRA With salt nsh and
slaves Sailing thence. with the pro.
escis of her sale. she touched on the
eoas, Of Guinea for slaves. she fouad
some London slave vessels already
there. with their captains very much
disEruntisd because trade vas dull.
There were vefy few slaves for sale.
that is. and to iivsa matters little.
the Yankees and the i.oadoseFs united.
aud '-on pf.tcnss Of come quarrel with
the natives landed 'tuurserer'-,he
expressive name OF a small eauuon-at-
tackled negro village on Sunday. KILL
Cd many of the Inhabitants and made a
few prisoners. two q; whom fell 10 the
share Of the Boston ship That vas
ia isis-jus; twenty years after the
Dutchman landed the slaves in Wiz
sInia. ss recorded by John Roife. the
hrst American squav man. False pre-.
tense. outrage and slaughter OF inpo-
esa,E characterized the first-Feeorded
gathering OF slaves in which the Amer
lean ship had part They killed many
OF the Inhabitants and got t~o slaves
for their share Of the plumber. Ths;
Capt. Smiths act was no; according to
the ordinary usases Of the trade may
be inferred from what happened when
he returned to Boston. A quarrel with
the ships owners over the proceeds
of the voyage resulted in a Law suit
The story of the voyage was told In
court. and although IL was no, Grim
lnsl trial. one OF the magistrates
charged the master with q three-fold
urcnse-murder. man-s,ealing and
Sabbath breaking The captain es-
capped punishment, on these charges on
the ground that the court had no juris-
ditticu over crimes committed in
AfIica "a decision that was typical o.
Wha; was to GOMEZ. but the two slaves
were returned home.-'rThc Slave
Trade in America by John II. Spears
in Srribner's
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FIFTY CATS MOURN.
Nswporrs Hermit Ml.sr Left $4,000, 'o
= =. y. 4. a.

-. Y. q. a.
The will OF Miss Sarah Z. Gardirc
was offered for probate here this week
says recent dispatch from Newpoi,
r. l.. bat final action was postpon .d
for two weeks. as Sarah Garilac
Graw of Detroit. through her com
sci. objected on the ground that shn
was the next of kin. Miss Gardiner
led the life OF reciusc here for ma y
years. having been disappointed ir
love In early life. She was generally
believed to be very poor. as she had
for many years made daily rouni ..
the ash barrels OF the city. gathering
anything that might be OF vaiu. as
junk. She lived in a wretehed hovci
and allowed none OF her neighbors q
enter her house on any praiex,, ana
she died unattended. 4 search OF h"-
miserable dwelling revealed u will aEt
bank. books showing deposits OF n9-
ward OF $4,000. Miss Gardiner was
passionateiy fond OF cats. o! which
she had at lease ff,y. and by her will
she bequeathed her estate to the
Rhode Island Society for IN. Proven
tion Of Cruelty TO Animals. Sara.
Gardiner Graw claims to be n eousir
and 4. II. caswcii OF Detroit and SeN
York also claims relationship. Thero
promises to be bitter contest.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
LITTLE TOT A BOLD sR,cAsp
sss.S-as-oia t.i.rsd n., sts,.. s'sr-'
at ro .s eft rt.i.i.

sis.Sssr-oia taisrsd ts.y ttsiss .'sr~,
st =. u, .f rt.,.,.
''iioi up yo' haas. mister whit. uaa
cause isc so; dc drop on yo'." This
startling command aroused the pro
prir,or Of sho- store q; Indianapolis
lad. aud hs p-sr-d around the appa'
realty empty store IL see whsncs
came. Then he started TO look uGiSi
the counter. Non. ct dat. nos: y
yo' moves sT iaEsF l'se sWine blo~ 30
head or" Then the siSEcksrpss dis,
covered the bold baiiar-a E-yesEs
old GSsFo boy-staHdlns up-'oe 10 ct
able him TO ses over ,h- cnuai.S. kes?
ms = ~a,chfal syc or HE victim. shf
tiny bandit picked ol; ,hTrc pairs oi
shoes and backed oui of the s,oss
Later he entered a zroc-ry siosc. anl.
after covering the proprietor @i;h his
Srrolssrs. stole quantity OF csraF
The boy zas Gaaily arrested while
asleep on eaaSd pile. A pistol uls
iyins besia. him ready TO Icp;,isa az
attack.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
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In the report of the trade OF italy
for the years 1925 and 1899. By Sir
George BOnhaHi. secretary TO her ma
iesty's embassy at Rome. there Is an
Interesting paragraph describing the
system adopted for the expectation of
eggs TO England for pastry. The shell
Ia removed. and the interior Of the
egg-white and yolk together-is pack
ed in air-tight vessels or drums con-
tanning each 1000 eggs. Great care is
taken TO ensure the eggs being fresh.
and TO exclude the air. as one bad egg
spoils all the remainder. and renders
the consignment unstable. The new
system has the advantage Of removing
the risk of breakage. and Is also pre-
ferred by the pastry cook for whose
use they ar. intended. As to the ex-
tent of the trade in eggs. the report
mentions that in 1897 Russia exported
TO England over $4,000. 1000. Mark
Lane Express.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
RECREATION AND HEALTH.

D0th Can He secured At the indiana 1an'
sral Springs. Indiana.
Like the young man In springtime
whose fancy lightly turns to thoughts
Of love-" when summertime comes we
all turn our thoughts to the considsr-
alton Of the important question OF
where We shall 60 for rest. recreation
and health.
There are all kinds OF health and
pleasure resorts throughout this broad
land Of ours. some Of them. unfortu-
nately. anything but what their names
Imply. and apparently operated for no
other purpose than to relieve the In
valid and pleasure seeker. financial
~. SO much so Ii this the case that
It II indeed gratifying to the one seek
ing rest and recuperation from the
cares of the business and social world.
rs well rs the pain racked invalid.
who 10 fortunate enough to discover
place wlere to use popular express
sion. he gets his moneys worth.
One OF the most interesting. pictur-
esaue and delightful places In this
country 10 unquestionabiy the resort
known as the Masno Mud and Lithia
Water Cure. located at Indiana Nine
raj Springs. Indiana. Here come the
overworked business man. the worn
out dcvotee of society and the protss-
sional man on the verge OF nervous
prostration. as well as the sufferer
from rheumatism. kidney and skin
diseases for which the baths are es-
pecially beneficial. The place 10 also
largely patronircd by those who only
seek pleasure and recreation. Its ioca-
iion making II particularly adapted for
this purpose. There are many roman
tic and beautiful spots and places OF
interest In the vicinity and II would
be hard to ind u section OF country
containing so many beautiful drives.
The country Is very hiiiy. but the
roads arc all kravcicd and kept In /.
good condition. Thk is one Of the
things that makes III. place especially
attractive to those afflicted with rheu-
matism. a. DRIVING 10 about the only
outdoor pleasure one crippled with
rheumatism can indulge In. Some Of
tho cures effected are really marvel
Gus and many ~ho have gone TO tho
Ma.no Mud Cure as last resort have
returned home within a few weeks
nlicd with renewed health and
strength.
Tho accommodations. service. table
End attendance 10 all that can be de-
sired aud the rates yer, reasonable
indeed. Tho Springs Is under the able
managomsn, Of Major II. L. Kramer
and postal card inquiry addressed
to him will bFlns eompis;e detailed
Information as srii 1s 4 copy Of TIE
-MuiiaSls Magazine a unique and
Interesting publication.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1900-08-03
OEoNuE ANTIIuN pENT.

sFstfstts Nhthth pbsE~AH
cry vas raised and u vas learned that
he had been seen on the ssassy slap~
of the canal hank !, ~ss assumed that
he had been drpwaed. Suspicion
seemed to bream. a certainly when
one Of the little boys Of the nsishhos-
hood told his mother that Jimmie Nc.
p.sfnou had said co him: 4 kno-
where ..rtic Dent is I pushed him inso
the water. Hut searching crpAsscs.
animation o. Jimmie led 10 th. soneiu-
sion tha, he had merei, bssa making
. bid for fame. lie himself declared
ri,h fearful sincerity 'hs, he had been
''ouiy fooilsE SO that theory failed
Already without leg 10 sisas on.
the drowning theory uas forgotten
vhrn two osrfsrcFs Of the fremont
and Suffolk mills cam. forward with
the statement that a, noon. as hour
after ATtie had been seen on the canal
bsnk. they had sea hin "a kins aisnz
csbo, stree, toward his home. within
the knowledge Of those Who are
searching for Artis Den; he has no,
since been seen. alive or dead.
The further search progressed. the
deeper was the mystery. First the rar.
ents and friends. then the police. then
the entire community threu them.
selves into the task of trying TO trace
the missing child Then the whole
country became Interested in the ts,s
Of the Charlie Ross Of Lowell and
sharp eyes everywhere watched for =
child answering the description sent
out by the citizens committee organ.
Ised TO aid IN. hesTtbrukpn parents.
The citizens committee is an index
Of public feeling in lowell. its chair
man is Colonel a " ChsdwIeE. pay.
master nf the fremont sud suffolk
mill corporation who was tap,uus,
Of the staff of Governor Bfacse,, Of
Massachusetts,. The Committse IL rails.
ing a fund tpt detective Wsrk and the
orer Of rewards. They have already
collected si.sSe. Meanwhile Ar;Is
Dents father has offered ssso-,he
fruit Of a lite;ims's ssvIag-fur the re-
covcry Of his child alive aud sieo for
pioof that b, is dead
Artie's love of boTses and his asIl.
ity TO drive have given rise TO the the.
~ Ah"N 7'AAN NAANbT NtlabNNunF mas
stolen him and Il training him to he.
come a circus performer. a woman
who lives in Lyme. n. II. has written
to Mrs. Dent telling Of having s.sp a
lad of Artie's age and general appear.
ance perform in circus which PLAYED
In lyme some weeks ago. She thought
she recognized the hoy from his de-
scription and portrait
As was tn. case with Charlie Ross.
the number of crank" letters re
ceived by the committee is large. One
Of these, postmarked Worcester. Mass
declared that the boy vas stolea by
gypsies and that the writer saw him In
a gypsy camp hidden by blankets. The
Worcester police made a thorough in
vestigatiOn. The result was a refuta-
ton OF the charge. The mother in her
distraction has turned to ciairvoyants
and fortune tellers and spends her pre-.
cious time and money acting upon
their revelations" only to encounter
renewed disappointments.
The case of Charlie Ross in pbija.
delphia some twenty-five years ago
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O-t-C

When 4 preparation has
tised reputation that Is wo(
means that preparation Is I
II you 60 Into n store 10 blj
that has achieved unlversaII
like cascarets Candy Ca,h.}
ample. you feel 1t has the c,
OF the world. The IudgH(
people II infallible becausx
personal. The retailer xh
sell you "somc.hlns else
the article you ask for. b.,
grind. Don't Il stand 10 re,
trying TO sell something d
what he represents Il to
Because he expects To tsd
ira profit out Of your e-.a
you easy. Don't you see !,
little gnmc' The man 81
ana sell you . substitute tos
ETS 70 . fraud. Beware ID
d trying TO steal the hozss
benefits Of . reputation sd
business man has paid Got.
COINCIDENCE will allow h!is \.
he viii 20 farther. II be sAsi
toner IN one way. he ali
and Il In not saf. 10 90 -
him. Beware OF the CASc
siitutor. Remember CAsC
neve. sold 10 bulk ba; ls I
with the long tailed C q.
and each table, stamped c.
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SHOES OF souTHsRaER
A.. Eui. shorter Tia, ths Northern
.rs., with ei,er In.ter.

a. . Hui. shorter Than ihs Northern.
.r-., vi,t Higher In.ter.
There is no doubt marked differ
cnce." said New Orleans shoe man
ufacturer lin the size and shape OF
the average foot north and south OF
Mason and Dixon's line. a great deal
Of nonsense has been written about the
so-clIied Creole last but the shoe
best adapted TO high-class southern
trade does possess certain distinguish
ing features of its own. 1t is shorter
than the northern shoe. to begin with,
end has a much higher instep. The
difference in the instep vsriss from one
half to one and half inches. which is
equivalent to saying tina, a man with
typical southern foot could not get
into a shoe made on a typical nothern
last. The Cte1.e model cuts less of a
cEtire in the trade noS than 1t did
formerly. foF jvso reasons. First. peo-
tie wear loossr foo:sear at present
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V.s,r usb,. Ma.

George Perry. fisherman residing
on Beaver island in the Mississlpp.
river. just below Clinton. la. had Z
desperate hght the other afternoon
with large eagle Perry saw the birt
in a tree near his house. and. with !,
double-barrelcd shotgun. slightly
wounded il. Before he could afe the
second barrel the bird was on ton q,
him. and lively fight ensued. Pe,tv
finally managed to Hill the bird. I,
measured six feet six inches from lin
TO tip.
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INDIAN HEAP CIVILIZED.
..-,s ps..,. c.sr'. ssr'.a with ~
,t.. N.-,.ru pssIi..

Samuel Essth Eater. a fuii.bipod.d d
indian. aud Weasel Hear. a iuli.blost:
cd indian maiden. were msrfled al,
Fort Yates. < u. the other dsy with
ali the display that attends some Of
the mos; pouPCus white scijinss.
The ceremony took place in the caih.
Ollie church in the presence of s-vcrsr
hundred Indian friends cl ihs yusins
couple. The bride worc b,sU,isii
light crssm.Soi9Fci gown. Iune veil.
and white slippers. and a large bunch
of orans. blossoms covered her braas,
all Of which wesc very becoming TO
he's shsPely figure. In the evening the
bridegroom gave a grand ball in the
szsnry hall