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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
Frisco Trains to Oklahoma CITY.

Kansas City, Mo-, Oct. 21.-Benia-
min l. Winchen, vice president and
general manager Of the Frisco sys-
tenn, announced last night that
through train service between Kan
sas City and Fort Worth, Tex, would
be established about February 1.
Through service to Oklahoma City
was inaugurated by the Frisco last
night.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
THE BIGoTRY OF MONARCHY.
Austria Refused to Take COgnfzance
of McKiTIey's Death Because He
Was Only a President.

Vienna, Oct. 19.-Count Goluchow-
ski, the imperial minister of foreign
affairs, is responsible for the president
of the chamber of deputies not re-
ferring to the death of President Nc
Kinley on the reassembling of par
lament, the contention being that
although it is customary to refer to
the deaths of foreign sovereisrns,
President Mckinley being only an
elected president was not entitled to
such distinction.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
New Rock Island Cut-on.

Mcpherson, Kan, Oct. 21.-A "cut-
OFF, from BelleviIle through Clay Cen
ter and SaIina to Mcpherson, making
connection with the main line from
Mcpherson through Liberal to FL Pa
$50, is said to be contemplated by the
Rock Island. The length of the con
nection is but 90 miles and viii great
" lessen the distance from Chicago
west to the coast.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
carrie Nation at BunaIOI. SNOW.

Buffalo, n. Y, Oct. 23-Afrs. Carrie
Nation, the saloon smasher of Kan
sas, is now regular attraction on
the exposition midway. She is in q
sdeshoW OF her own, and an assidu-
Gus barker makes day and night
hldeous attracting people in at ten
cents per" She was established
here yesterday after she had had
rather stormy week in Buffalo, more
In her regulation role.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
IowaTs ChrfEteninr Row.

Des MOines, Ia, Oct 22.-The sp-
pOintment of Miss Francis West to
christen the cruiser Des Monies, to be
launched at Quincy next month, has
brought about strained relations be-
tween Gov. Shaw, who appointed Miss
West, and Mayor Hartman, who
thought he should have named the
sponsor.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
Three Times Governor of minnesota.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Oct. 19.-John S.
Pillsbury, one of the states foremost
citizens, died early Friday Of Bright's
disease He was a member OF the
famous family Of -four millers and
In spite of numerous benefactiOns
leaves a large fortune. He served
three terms as governor from 1876
to 1852.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
BUTLER IN DISGRACE.
Famous British General Relieved of Com
maRd Because OF His Speech Regarding
the SuErendsF of LadysmIth.

London, Oct. 23.-Sir Redvers Bull
Ter has been relieved of the command
OF the First army corps in conse-
quence of the speech he made Octo-
Der 10 after the luncheon given in his
honor by the Kings Royal rifles, deal
ing with his famous dispatch to Gen.
White at Ladysmith- He has been
placed On half pay, and Gen. French
has been appointed to succeed him.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
First winner at Lavton Ds.a.

Lawtone Ok, Oct 22.-James R.
Woods, who drew No. I in the Law.
ton land district at the FL Reno lot
terry, died Friday and was buried in
the government GENE terry at Fort
Sill Before his death a II the contests
against his claim were disposed of
by the interior depar tment and bis
widow viii be in undiSputed posses-
si0n of his claim.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
Baptists Get CnmpbeTl UnIver.ftv.

HOltOn, KAN Oct. 23.-Campbell
university, an educational institution
Of this town, has been transferred to
the Baptist church. an d viii be con-
Quoted as a denOminat tonal school In
the future. The college has been con-
Quoted for the last years as a
private, non-sectarian !. astitution.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
NILES Against th,s C.ntesn.

Washington, Oct. I9.-Lieut. Gen.
Miles, who was for N any years an adj
Vocate OF the army canteen, has be-
come convinced of the wisdom of
aboiishing 1T. This is said to be the
result OF observing the effects of its
absence since the radical legislation
on the subject Was seffect by the last
congress.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
First published Oetober III
ElecfInn PrnrIamnffnn

CTATE Of Kansas. sherman county. s.. To all
- whom these presents nav come. zreetinr.
Know ye, that I, the undersigned, sheriff Of
sherman county, Kansas, by virtue Of the auth
OrItT IN me vested, do by this proclamation,
November, A. d 1901 there viii be held a gen
eTal election, and tho officers at that time to Be
chosen are as follows. to-wit.
commissions Of the Third district.
A township trustee.
A township clerk.
A township treasurer.
A justice Of the peace
road overseer.
Two constables-
And votes for said officers VII be received at
the poll Of each election district IN said county
said day.
In testimony whereof, have hersunto set my
hand at my Office at Goodland, IN said county
and state, TINS 9Th day OF October A. ID. 1901.
WILLIAM WALKER. JR-. Sheriff.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25

Pekin, Oct "a new heir to the
throne wiz Be sppo inted when the
dovageF empress NEE Is Prince Ching
and several Of the vice roys at Ksifeng,
where there win be a general dis
eussion Of the Affairs Of the empire.
4he present heir has p1 owed to be dis
slRatsd and uncontro1 able.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
New GOBI Fields Discovered in Colorado

Pueblo, Col, Oct. 23.-A special
courier to the Star Journal brings
news ots wild excitement over a gold
discovery at Beulah, 80 miles west of
this city. Five hundred claims have
been located In the past "a hours. a
ledge of free milling gold returns
nearly $4,000 a ton. Pueblo people
are shing to the place
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25

Havana, Oct. ga petition asking
that Cuba be annexed to the United
States is being circulated among Gu
ban business men and every effort is
being conferred upon annexation, as
business men generally, It is alleged,
believe that the reciprocity move
msRt VII amount to nothing.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25

Havana, Oct. 23.-TFo men convict
ed Of murder win be exec tied by the
garrOte next Wednesday, These VIII
be the first executions sir zee the oc-
cupation Of the island by the United
States.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25
one way 20 restore d, Ter.

Berlin, Oct. 23.-It is q anounced
IN dispatch from Swatow (China)
that 40 rebels have beer executed
and that order has been xer sore5 "a
the Hsipg.Eips district.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25

Oct. 14-BOard met as per adjournment. On
Warne e for payment tot Of 90 90
William Walker, Jr., drawing jury. %
NJ. 10. Cuthbertson, drawing jury 2 90
M. Robinson. drawing jury -. -. 2 90
G. L.CalVert, examining treasurer's books 4 %
N books % Su.Oet.Son '-.-i.i . '.s'-- 400
Annie E. Jones, examining treasurers
books ---.----- $500 49, = "
h to- bo anfEe~s IMP ,o..C - is-a 10 90
Alfred Dawson, trip to Norton In relative
70 bonds. ----..-'--.-.--..---... ~ "
On motion board adjourned.
Attest: a. d. RUEISIEL. County Clerk.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25

-,z,at7rs Is on every box Of tae Esnuins
avsfive BrOmO-Q uinine Tas.st1
-. reasdy tha4 cures 9 o0Aa "a 3-.- -
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25

GOodland. Kan. Oct Board Of County
Commissioners met IN regular session. On mo
ton the following bills were allowed and war
rants ordered drawn IN payment of same
I. Warner, salary as county treasurer -sZTT s.
g. L Calvert, examining county treas
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1901-10-25

HORT ANDREWS. Attorney.
Dated at my Office In GOOdland, Kansas, this
I'd day Of October 1901.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-15
9(rbeiterfrdtpdll N in g E
btlla.

D q.
Sebi1ld, Spanien, IA. Mat. -
Sin aus itrifenben Nrbeitern belte6enz
Der Mob geriet6 beute BEL einem @erIu=
de, anbere glrbeiter our @inIteaung
ibrer Sbdtigfeit gu 5tptngen, in Gonz
flift nit ben Genbarmen. 8iele SUI
multuanten tpurben perpunbet unb 70
per6uftet. Die Strite6enegung brett
tet fi9 tpeiter aug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-15
Mufrnbr in Mlbanb.

8etrieb Der Strabenbabnen Our9 Ell
men W}ob sepaltiam perbinoert.
- Gin Griabmunn lebensgefdhrz
li6 psrleBt. - Milis gum Sienit
in 8ereitf9aft.
@Gbann, N.zY, ID. Wfat.-9er
Strife auf ben bieIigen Strubenbabz
men peranlabte beute bO9it aufregenz
be Scenen. Die ullniteO Sractton
Co." ma9te einen @erfu9, ben 8ez
trieb nit 9iilfe BON @rfableuten tpiez
Der gu erDffnen. 9as gtefultut 1T,
baB iicb Motormann Maribaa, ein
Sri rfabmann aug @reenpoint, 2.zS.
in tritil9em 3uitanbe i'm 9oipital
befinbet, tpG6renb atpei Waggons Der
gpmpagnie, pel9e bic S9uppen per=
lieBen, INN eine Gunbfahrt gu maz
6en, tbeilpeiie bemolirt unb um9ez
tporfen auf Der Strdbe liegen. Oie
SrolIepbrGbte 1tnb an mebreren Stelz
len bur9i9nitten. Wpobpurb purz
be bur9 Steinniirfe f9redli9 5ugez
ri9tet. Sein S9dbel tit an bret
StelIen 5erf6mettert unb feline re4te
S9ulter gebroden.
Sie Gompagnte bat rs @rfubleute
BON ausndrts in ben Waggonf4upz
pen unter benz S6ube Der Yoli5et H..
erfldrt ii4 entf9lofen, ibren 8etrieb
auf iebe @efabr bin pieber auf5uneb<
men. 6eute 8ormittag bate iie etpa
$50 Mann, alIein bic mel item berielz
ben baben felt benz 2lufrubr ben
Oienit quittirt unb 1i9 ben Stritern
ansef9lohen. Die Poliaei giebt 5lt,
bab 1ie ni6t i'm Stanbe lit, Die Orb
nune gu pabren. ssSn 5oIge elmer
gonferena Der 2pfalbeb0rben nit benz
9ouperneur iteben iebt bier Gompaez
MEN bes 10. 8atutllpns Der gfatioz
nalgarbe, fonie bes 8. Sienulcorps
(beritten) in ibren bieiigen WaffenIGz
len btenftbereit, unb man fiirdtet
fdlimme @orsdnee, fObalb bic Gomz
pdgn1e morgen DteDer e1nen Uer1n0
ma9t, Waggons iiber ibre2inten lauz
fen gu lufen.
9lls bic beiben Ginganss ertpdbnz
ten Waggons geeen 10 l1br beute
8prnlittus bic S9uppen psrlieben,
iparen Wlobs por Der Sbiire, fonie on
perf6iebenen punften Der Houte perz
1ammelt, unb bic 9eipaltt6dtigfeiten
begannen fofort. Srauen unb Sim
Der betbeiligten it9 an einem Steinz
8ombarbement auf bic Waegons unb
bic 8emannung berfel6en, fotpie ibre
aus je bier Yoli5iiten beitebenbe Gsz
forte batte etnen fdperen Stanb.
S4lieblt9 entfloben bic griubleute,
unb Der perlebte Motormann puroe
ms 9ofpital gebru9t. Die poli5et
ndbm flint @erbaftungen ipdbreno
bes Sages bor.
Ser 9ouberneur bat bas %. Gegiz
ment Der Nationaleurbe (8rpDtlnn)
gum Oienit beoroert unb bafelbe nirD
mprgen frii6 bier erpartet.
6eute Ibenb perbinberte Elm Wlob
bas Gepariren Der bur616nittenen
Srollepbrdbte. Die Yoli5ei mar ma6t=
los. 3pei Der Reparaturarbeiter tpurz
ben bur9 Steinipiirfe berlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-15
I bic eSnbemnitGtszSrage erlebigt iei.
1000 Mann Sruppen ieten bereits in
bic Seimath 3uriiddefehrt.

Die Snoemnltdts@5rd9e erlept9t 1et.
1000 Mdnn Sruppen feten beretts in
bic 9etmatb suriidgefebrt.
Gin tie etegrapbii4er
g 6niser.
2onb o n, IA. Mai. - 0as 4us4
ipGrtige 4mt bat Elm dineiiihes 8ldus
bu4 ausgegeben, bas cine Sdrlegung
Der @bino=unter6anblungen Bis De-
5ember p. $. entbdlt. Ser telegrdpbtz
f9e S9niBer, pona9 Der 8eIanbte
@onser initruirt mar, ben China aufs
erlegten unlpiberrufli6en Sriebensbes
btnsungen 5u5uitimmen, bilbet bic
Srunblage fir nabe5u 5tpei SuBeno
biplpmatif9er Sepei9en. Cine bere
ielben, bon 2prb 2ansboipne an 2oro
pauncefote, bonn Is. 9e5ember, entz
bdlt folgenben Pahus:
.6err Gboute fagte mir, bab et
sfpeifle, pb Der prdiibent o6ne einen
GpngreB=8ef9luB bas ae9t babe,
@prte gu aeceptiren, tpelhe bic @tr=
flung baben fDnnten, Die Ser. Staatenz
Regierung CUR beTtdnbigen Sffupation
6ineiiiben 9ebtetes 81 berpfli9ten.
Sd fagte 9errn Gboate, meiner Meis
nung nad gingen bic 8orte nt9t 10
ipett, als er annebme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-15

NG6eres iiber ben llntergang bes
0ampfers nGitp Of pubucab." =
Se9s WeiBe unO neun Neger err
trunfen.
Ct. 2ouis, IA. W}ai. - Die erite
autbentii9e Na6rtht iiber ben fpGt
am lebten @onntag Mbenb Bel 8runtz
BURT Gambling, SQs., erfolgten Inter
gang bes Sampfers rGitp Of pabuz
cab" bon Der v@t. 2ouis &c SenneFee
Badet 60" ipurbe 6eute friib ppn benz
0umpfer uGitD Of Clifton" bierber 9ez
bra6t.
5iinfaebn gerfonen, feds 8etBe
unb neun yeger, famen bur9 Die &as
tuitrop6e un's 2eben. Die Spfer
iinb:
Or. s. 90. gel1 aus Cuba Gambling,
Senn.; SRI. Mabel Gardner aus ct.
2puis; Charles Spbnfpn, 81 Sabre
alt, 9edtpd6ter; Srant Gardner,
vSeras Senber," aus Pdbucah, &D.;
sipei petbe 6eiaer, Ramen un6etannt;
Der Neger Grant Woobs, Bidder bes
Sabr5euges; a6t Neger Oedarbeiter,
Namen unbefannt.
Ser 0ampfer legte Inn 9alb 9 ll6r
am Spnntag 4beno gu Srunfborit
Gambling an unb nabm cine Quantitdt
Mais an 8orb. 9lls er riidtpGrts in
ben Slub btneinfubr unb i'm 8egriffe
mar, ii6 berum 81 bre6en, itteb er
i6tper nit bem 6tntert6eile 9e9en bus
5lubufer an unb Elm i'm uferIblamn
feitItefenber 8uumfamm rib babet ein
enprmes Sod in ben 8oben, bur9 nell
DIES bas 0afier fofort in StrOmen
etnbrang. Der Sampfer begann fofprt
gu itnfen unb binnen brei Wfinuten
mar nur nod Der 1pgenannte rSeras,"
bas &ajiitenba6 unb bas 2ootienbaus
| iiber bem Waher 5u feben. Die Diff
5iere benabmen ii6 nit grober 8efpnz
nen6eit, unb ouf lire Nnorbnung balf
bic Manni6aft ben pai1agieren auf
bas &aiiitenba6 itetgen, BON mo aus
iie in 8ooten ans l1fer befOrOert purz
ben.
Fri. Mabel Gardner aus St.2ouis
lag our 3eit bes l1nfales in ibrer Saz
bine i'm S6laf unb berlpr pa6rf3einz
li9 bas 2eben, inbem tie partete, UNI
fi1 an5ufleiben. S6re 2ei9e tpuroe
i'm bprberen S6eile Der 9roBen &aiiite
eefunben. Or. 8eG's 2ei9e lit nod
nt9t gefunben. 8ermut6li9 ertrant
er in feiner 8oie. Die Mannf6dft
unb 9edarbeiter, pel4e ii3 auf benz
unteren 8erbed befanben, i9pebten in
melt grOBerer @efabr, als bic Pai1az
eiere. 9lls 1i9 bas Sabr5eug bei'm
llntergeben auf Die Seite legte, ruti9z
te Der erDBte She'll Der Sra4t bon Ell
ner Seite auf bic anbere, unb Elm She'll
Der ungliidlihen tpurbe entipeber iiber
8orb gefegt, pber unter ben I4peren
5ra9tgiitern 5ermalmt unb feitgebal=
ten. Die Bafagiere berloren alle t9re
@ffeften unb mubten bur4 Die Be-
ppbner bes ufers nit &letbern perz
forst fperben. Ser 0ampfer rGitD Of
9abutab" liegt in 30 SUB ttefem WaIz
fer unb lit total oerloren. Setn Wertb
purbe auf $4,000 unb bic 2abung
auf $4,000 gei9GBt.
Capt. McGoD bom 0umpfer uGitD
Of Clifton" tbeilt nit, baB ii4 Die Paiz
faeiere, iopie Die MannI3aft Der st
tp Of Yabucab" rubig benabmen uno
bab fein pantf ausbra9. Gr glaubt,
bob pielei6t etlide Der permiBten
Oedarbeiter nit bem 2eben enttamen.
Die rGitp Of Clifton" bra4te Die gez
retteten Yafagiere, ndmli6 Srau 8.
8. 2lGen, SRI. Carrie Minnegrooe.
Sames 8. Sruslolp unb Satin, foz
tpte eine1 She'll Der Wtanni9aft nit
bter6er.
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9abcn fh herlfanOiat.

parf Rapib 3 8, Mirn., 14.Mai.
-Oie Snoianer aus oem Pine pointz
8ebtet, tpel6e tiiralih tpeeen bes Gin
brinsens peiber 9olsf9ldger auf ben
&riegspfab seben polIten, iinb bier
eingetroffen unb ertldren, bab lie iidj
nit ben Sol5i9Gdgerzg gompagnie'n
berftdnbiet bdtten. Die 8anoe pirb
fih lett nieber 3eritreuen.
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= 8is jebt iinb in Der 8apfabt
61O grtranfunssfdfIe an Der peIt
borgefommen unb 275 SobesfGIe.
BaS III NuI,nt Z?

Str Gapitdr psldsr bas Grisssi5iTi Blaine
iaRt, trdet iaf Denielb,n Slamsn. ipie Der Griin=
Der oe5 bsribmten 6dmorrboibtn= 0eilmiftels, Don
psldsm g. Icuitdbfsr 60, 9pr 2416, Neip=
Oorf=6tr, foitcnfrfi an ieoe IbrcIe cine 9robe
pcritnocn. Siqsbte bcibt Der Gine, Slsbee Der
anbere: unS beg 2eBtertn Nomr, beutc idon i'm
bcnfborcn @ebdbtnib bon Sauienocn pon G,ebeil=
ten, pirp fprtieben. irenn Der onpere Vame idbon
ldnqit Der IereeKenbeit oubeim gsianen it, BUR
bic WosItbdter ber Wenl4beit fnO uuii.rbli9.
(Gr, ,We, Wi, S&Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-15

Seutidje sraonirte Sebamine,
Brdu JuIid pfdum.
gr. sOs, BeffsGroas gtrasr.
gruburte Der foniel. Qr. unip,rFtGtssalinit
Warburg.
(Sebr5, ,3Rt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-15
Mbmiral S1leb's franfer Snbn.

g}ep Yort, IA. Mai. = Ser
3uitano bes Or. Winfielb @cptt
S9lep, bes an 8lutpergiftuns leibeitz
ben Sobnes bes Ibmirals Sblep,
beFert ii9. Gr- 1T stpar nod INNER
bebenfli9, anein Die MerSte, tpel9e Den
patienten bebanbeln, eeben 6offnuns
auf feline balbise, DoIitdnbise Gene
fung.
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Die folsenben @tatiltifel1
erfldren Bic eritaunlihe
grsiebiefeit oerielbel1.

eieisrunQsfdbioteit pro Sag $1,000 safer.
gasrtb Der tdali6en 9ruOuftion. su 40 esnts
pro Sab, $4,000.
epGte pieie Greitbiefet nur elm Sabr ans
,ou,ru 10 ,piirb, bieI. einsige Gueac s., 800, coo
er,ielsn.
@user hsr pbsn eripdbnten Suele bat bic
gompaoni. unter 9a6t, bic Ssl=8c6te opn
,tp.i Suuoert Sauisnb Mdern, Die man fur Die
pertbpolfen Sendnbereien in Seras bait nno
,psl6e i6leunieit bearbeitet tpcroen iolen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-15

9 a 9 To Fri
fragt dis >Dis SOHs, Die lhr Inner Gakauft lah
';s:,'' ss:,' sss &<XAzssw
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Oas 9roouRt ,.ro
oer 2Taret.

Sisg 1T elm Ssuerunss brei uno EN- po'o
sdHer baben sinen Seuerunasz szgSsrtb, pcr etner
9pnne Der befen pei6en &obls 9let9 fommt.
Del perbrdnet Die aoble raid ftir Jabrtt='
Giienbobnz unp @eisz3pefc, uno 1T Der Wartt
eaiiir tbatid6li6 unbsi6rdntt.
Sie Gompagnie bsubH6tist, ben gertrrsb lDz
rec a2rpouttes nadb ben beruprragenoen &oDlen
,,rbroudsnpen 9ldssn Der g8elt ielbit 5u Iber=
r,bmen gpeasn ibrsr enormen IroouttionsIa=
biofsit uub Der 0dbe Der Seetifs ipiro ote1elbe
inn Stonoe iein, ibr 9ruoutt su Dem nIeor1eltcn
Nrtiie. ipelte ie in Der Gci6idte Der Sel=
Wroputtion betaunt tpor, uuf ben Wartt 5u
brineen.
3u bieIem 3pede proisttirt bieislbe bic ioTorz
tioe Grridtung BON riefgen Vorratbs=adnts
uub bic 0erfteaung ibrsr eigcnen &nbrenleitun9
mod Nort 4rtbur, Seras, am @olf prn Wtsrifo
Gs 1T Sies eire Strede BON ncnieer, als ~ Wet=
len pun psr eeecnpdrtiqen Ausle. Bon oies
fem Nunft. aus niro Oas Osl mlttellt clnes
enfsu,g BON Sanf=garees II. Santpfern, tpelz
DIR Giacntbunl Der Gompagnie ietn peroen,
finer his IRarfte Der 9pslt pertbeilt. Ste be-
beuteupen M0qli6teiten fir ben umias, pelbe
auf bisie N8eiie srOfiust peroen, Tno bs'na9s
unbsgrsifli9 sros.
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Saaler's, ]Rrpnnt & Strattpn

College.
@tartnbet 1854. Sneorporirt 1895.
Cas SO. EduIiatr besinMt am Q. Sspf 1900.
TasfIaffen cas aanse Sabr.
MbsnbfIaf1en Dom /. Cttober bio Il. GprI.
an 9ttreff Der gor,ieli6feit, 2tttnne, e,er.
f,dft:, 66ulSSumlibt.iten uno unteri6tsrRurias
teht bt,ielbt cberan Ribt tn Gsnfurrenl nit
anbu.n. GsrfBnii6.r untsrri&t ia
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North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
The Youths Com
panion's 18th Year.

The volume OF the Youths Com
panion for 1901 marks the papers
seventy-fifth year Of continuous pub
lication-sevcnty-fvc years, during
which it has had the approval Of
three generations of readers The
constant aim of The Compani on is to
carry into the home, reading that shall
contribute to the pure happiness of all
tho family. There will not be an
issue during the entire year .hat will
not be crowded with good stories and
articles of rare interest and value.
A descriptive announcement of the
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Trappers, Indian Fighters, Story
Writers and Self-Made Men and
Women in many vocations, besides
popular writer's of fiction, who havo
been engaged as contributors to the
fifty-two numbers Of 1901 will be sent
free to any address, with sample cop
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North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
Andree's Will Opened.

Berlin, Jan 10,-Ptofessor Andrce,
before starting on balloon voyage
to the north pole enjoined that his
will should not be opened until the
end of 1900. TWAS inclose d in q
packet which was opened few days
ago in the presence of relatives.
Some of the documents in the
packet were sealed and Inscribed:
ITO be burned unread
In addition to these there was .
series Of letters from scientists en-
couraging the expedition and one
from his friend, NJ de Fourville,
warning him against the proposed
trip. This was indorsei: "Possibly
he IS right, but it is now too late to
Withdraw"
The will is short The opening
paragraph includes the following:
"The will [ write today is probably
my last testament, and therefore Ic-
gal!y valid. l write on the eve OF n
journey full of dangers such as his
tory as yet has never been able to
show. My prescntment tells me this
terrible journey will signify my
death"
The testator's small fortune OF n
few thousand marks is divided be-
tween his brother and sister. He
bequeathed his large library Of scien-
titic works to his brother on condition
that he, in turn, bequeath it to
public library.-Ex.-[Poor Audrec.
He fell q victim no doubt to the i'm
perious ambition that has killed many
n noble man.
North Park union. (Walden, Larimer County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1901-01-18
"1f l do not always keep step with

"If l do not always keep step with
my companions, it is because | hear
different drummer" said Thoreau,
and hied him off to Walden Pond, to
give the world such notes from that
"dltTerent drummer as no author set
upon keeping step with his compan-
ions has ever caught. To 60 some
times into a desert place apart is
about the only way, from the Christ
down, that our great spirit teachers
have ever found to preserve their
finer powers intact. If you want to
know where the thunderbolts Of the
gods are forged, ask men who. like
st. Augustine, St. Francis, Thomas a
Kempis, or Thomas Aquinas, have
hidden themselves in wildernesses,
caves or cloisters, to steal the secret
for mankind. 1t may be hard to 60
to prison to find silence for the soul
to blossom in, yet there is no question
that Bedford Jail gave "Pilgrim's
Progress" to the world, and out Of
that British pen where Mrs. Maybrick
lies branding the very name OF En-
glish law and justice by her beastly
incarceration, has come, in her recent
poem, strain of spirit beauty, faith
and exaltation no courts of kings
could quicken. That she would ever
have found it in tho gay, crowding
world no one who knows that world
will consider probable.-Irene SAT.