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Reichsrath situation Critical.

New York, Nov. 2O.-The Vienna cor
respondent OF the London Times and
the New York Times says the situation
in the reichsrath due TO violent con-
fllcts going on outside is a critical one.
A leading paper Of Prague gays all the
efforts Of the government and Ger
man party will be In vain II un-
dertaken with the purpose OF prolong-
ing the present situation, which Is an
Injustice to the linguistic rights Of the
Czachs
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Parliamentary Procedure Plans.

New York, Nov. Accommodating on
parliamentary plans Of procedure, the
London correspondent Of the Tribune
says.
1T Ia expected that parliament win
be opened on Jan. l6 by the king in
person. The government win at the
earliest possible moment introduce Q
bin for the reform OF the procedure In
the house Of commons"
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New York. Nov. 2o.-A dispatch to the
Tribune from Paris says
NJ. Jules Cambon. French ambassador
TO the United states, intends 10 sail on
Nov u for Cuba. whence. after short
visit 10 the interior of the Island, he
win return 10 his poet al Washington.
NJ Leopold Mabilleau. director Of the
Musce sociaie. and professor at the
Conservatory des Aries et Metres. will
sail early In January for America 10
give series OF lectures at Harvard and
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Letter From a Boer Woman.

New York. Nov. 2O.--The London
Times and New York Times publish
TRANSACTIONS Of letters. written By a
violently anti-Brltish Boer woman to
her father and mother from the concen-
tration camp near Pietermarltzburg.
The writer says she is comforta-
Div housed, Is not compelled TO work
and Is well clothed and well fed. KAT
frs do all the work and the Boer Voc
men can play tennis all day II they
like.
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A Notorious Crook Arrested.

San Francisco. Noy. 2o..--Robert
Thorn, alias Lisholm, who. posing as a
son Of the lord provost of Glasgow,
Scotland, was arrested last Saturday In
Portland, Ore. for passing forged
checks in that city, turns out to be a
man wanted here for robbery and for
obt.ining money under false pretenses.
Thorn is known to the local police
under the various names OF c. Ogilvle
Kempner, Robert Williams, L. Lackey
and Klns ey Brown. .,
Capt of Detectives Seymour will en-
deavor to have him brought here for
trial
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Columbia universities. He will also lee
ture In Chicago and Washington on
social economy.
M Hughes Leroux has accepted the
appointment OF Hyde lecturer at Har-
ward and will sail for America in Feb
ruary.,
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Mackay in San Francisco.

San Francisco. Nov. 20.--John w,
Mackay, president Of the Commercial
Gable company has arrived here from
New York and will spend the winter on
the coast
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A GREAT MANS IDEA.

LN,lENlUS, as Ruskin defines it, is simply
M a superior power Of seeing. Have YOU
w. the genius to see how important an
element in the success Of your housekeeping
is the use Of Ivory SoapP Judged by the work
1t does Ivory is the cheapest soap in America
to-day. 1t is harmless. Embroideries, laces
and delicate stuffs should be washed only
with Ivory Soap.
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Turkish Ambassador to France.

London Nov. 20--London Times and
New York Times prints the following
statement:
Munir Bey, ottoman ambassador to
France, il expected In Paris next Mon
day.
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George q. Havener, M. d., of Anacostla,
D. O., writes;
The Peruna Medicine Co., Columbus, o.:
GenfIemen-.."in my practice have
had occasion TO frequently prescribe
your valuable medicine, and have found
Its use beneficial, especially In cases of
cafarrh. "-.-GEORGE c. HAVENER.
Many doctors and nurses prescribe Peruna
in all catarrhal arrangements. From the pri-
vate prescription Of the famous catarrhspecial-
list, Dr. S. b. Hartman, Peruns has become Of
worldwide fame.
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GIRLS
BatcvlII,, Ala. July II. 1000.

csd and lied s different woman ' 'S s ,o
the medicines their have three Mdhy using hvne m MAZE oS'
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cuMMINs ON RECIPROCITY.

Gov.-elect Albert b. cummlns uf
Iowa followed Senator McLaurin. He
said in part:
Reciprocity. In so far as Il modihes
or abrogates duties upon non-competi-
i've products imported into the United
states " so plainly for the benefit OF
ooth the American producer and the
consumers that there can be no contro-
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manhood the great functional crisis Of wOmsn' lie Mothers VINO eca
III make every effort to sec that THEN daughters meet right GH who have
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Walden
M-IITERARY
A Society.
vi.
NOTES AND COMMENTS

II you don't believe our Literary
was bowling success, you should
have been there last Friday night.
The house was packed to almost
pverlowing. The order was not
20 good as it might have been, and
this must be improved or tho Society
will be compelled to adopt different
rules. The program was carried out
almost TO the letter. 1t consisted
OF songs, recitations and debate.
Everybody present appreciated the
efforts of the young girls in their
first effort at debate. The effort was
very commendable and deserved all
the praise it received.
The question box is new feature
in the Society and last night it devel-
Oped some odd freaks in the shape
of questions. 1t would seem the OBJ
ject of such an auxiliary would be to
draw out information on general and
literary topics and also occasionally
on special facts and things IN which
the Society would have an interest.
A number of the questions placed in
the box were of this nature, but
some were entirely different. LII a
person is small and narrow and OF
depraved nature, at some time in life
he will show it. The true nature OF
an individual is often shown by the
things, and in the manner they seek
Information about. The que stion
box is not the place for yor to thro W
personal filings nor bits of spite, nor
insults of any kind. Hereafter such
questions should be ignored and put
IN the stove.
North Park union., 1901-12-13

Since tho Sampson Schley contro-
vsrsy has grown acute again there
has been considerable reference 10
Proctor Knots "rabbit story" in
connection with the credit for the
victory at Santiago. 1t is here repro
duced: Ex-Gov. Proctor Knott and
John Yerkes were discussing the
claims of Sampson and schlcy to the
credit of smashing Cervera at Santa
go. Sir. Yerkes took the ground
that all the honor of that memorable
conflict belonged to Admiral Samp-
son, and was inclined to entirely ig-
more Commodore Sehley's part in the
affair. The governor listened until
his companion had finished, aud then
with that characteristic twinkle in
his eye said: "My dear sir, ii is ex-
ceedingly gratifying to me to hear
you take the position you have in the
matter. 1t is like balm to my con-
science and settles point that has
worried me many day. | was walk
ing through the woods once with Il
boy friend Of mine when we saw II
rabbit run into Il slnkholc. We
stood around the hole awhile; then |
told the boy to keep watch while l
went to get some FIRE to smoke the
rabbit ont. When | returned the boy
had the rabbit. / took it away from
him, claiming that it belonged 70 me
because | told him to catch it il 1t
came out. That was over fifty years
ago, and you are the first man who
ever agreed with me that | was right
in taking it and my conscience is at
rest Mr.. Yerkes looked sole mn
for few moments, then smiled n
feeble smile and changed the subject.
Kentucky Journal (FrankforD.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Tho smart school marin at For,

Tho smart school marin at Fort
I4upton was attempting to introduce
the mysteries Of subtraction
the other day and Was explaining
that the thing subtractcd must DO Of
the same denomination as the thing
from which it Is 10 bc snhtracted.
To illustrate the proposition she said
one could not take five apples from
six peaches, or fivo lemons from six
oranges, when up wcht the hand OF a
boy at the foot OF the class. What
is 1t, johnny" she asked. ''Pleasc,
can't you take fiye quarts Of milk
from six cows?" Then she collapsed.
Denver Field aud Farm.
North Park union., 1901-12-13

The critic in making his report
overlooked one important exercise,
and that was the beautiful duet
sung by Mrs. Sturdevant and Mrs.
Eva Butler. The applause the song
received was a sufficient endorsement
of the song and the manner Of its
rendition.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Dreyfus Returning
To Alsace.

Captain Drcyfus, who has been
living at Cologne, near Geneva, for
some time past, has determined to
leave Switzerland and make his home
in Alsace, where he was born. He
will spend the winter in the Riviera,
after which he will definitely settle
down in Alsace, devoting his time to
literature and scientific pursuits.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
ONE
'''' V|III FOOT

and place it on stake about as high
as your eyes and due north and
south. Lot the base or bottom side
Of the triangle be II inches, the short
or upright side about 8 inches, and
during the first half of January 1902,
especially about the 9th at three
o'clock in the afternoon of clear
day look along the inclined line of
YOUR triangle and you can readily see
Venus.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Relics of an
Age Long Past.

The petrifed forests Of Arizona
were recently examined anew under
the direction Of the general land Of
fee. The silicified logs lie in the
greatest abundance within an area of
eight square miles in Apache county.
In some places they lie more thickly
than they could have stood whilo
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Platinum in
Wyoming Mine.

Encampment, Wyo., Dec. T. The
New Rambler mine in Grand En-
campment district is rich in platinum.
Assays on ore by Burlingame of Den
yer give one and ue-half to six and
eight-tenths ounces Of platinum to the
ton. An assay on matte from the
Grand Encampment smelter by Bur
lingame gives 67 per cent. copper
and four aud eighty-four hundredths
ounces platinum to the ton. Ram
bier ore is worth as4 per ton in cop
per and 800 per ton in platinum.
The daily output of the mine is fifty
tons. The discovery probably makes
mlllionaires Of the owners. This is
said to be the only mine in the world
producing both platinum and copper,
and is a most pleasant discovery.
and places Grand Encampmcnt
among the richest districts in the
world. Platinum, gold, silver, nickel,
copper, lead and zinc are here in
abundance.--Rocky Mountain News.
1.-The UNION pradicts that the
greatest boom in mining that North
ern Colorado has ever seen will be in
augurated in the season of 1902.
The west side, the east side and even
old Teller will all most likely be in
range Of the impetus given to the
pioneer wealth developer, the hardy
miner.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
NOTICE soa pvsL,cAr,om.

Land Oniccat Denver. Colorado.
Nor. 7, 1901.
Notice IS hereby eiscn that tho following
namod sotuer ha- filed notice of his intontion
20 mako iii.al proof Ia support oi his claim, and
that said proof will be niado before Henry l..
BauRh United States Comn.issiDEeI, District
OF Colorado, at Walden. Colorado, on December
q, 1901, viz: II. \ No 1857, oI Claus Albert
Cinusen, Of Pearl. Colorado. Tor the Lot No.3, q
Il s2Y.
Ho names tho followia.g witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, Aod cultivation
of, said land, viz;
George o. Elmes, Of Pearl, Colorado.
Thomas n. Akers.
Samuel X. MeIptosh, -
George Winterburn,
CD. FoaD. Rsstsssr.
MIS- uP ptp
North Park union., 1901-12-13
NoTIcEFoR PUBLICATION.
Desert L7rd. Final erooI.

Land Ohico at Denvor, colorado.
Nov. 7, 1901.
Notice 10 hereby given that August Pachc. OF
GcnnYrc, Larimer County, Colo. has hlodnot-
leo Of intention to make proof on his doscrt-
land claim. No. ps, for the Ei-2 OF sE IL. ind
SW IL OF Sc IL, Sec. 80 7 II N, 10 w, before
tho Clerk OF tho District Court. at Fort Col
lins. G colorado. on Monday tho 23rd day of Dec
embcr, 1901.
Ho nance tho following witnesses To prove
tho the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land:
Jules Besson, OF Glencyro, colorado.
Le Roy @. Squire, a. ''
Victor G. X. Stuart, e -
Thomas II. Davcy, Fort Collins, Colo,
q. d. FoRp, Register.
MIS- CT pec
North Park union., 1901-12-13
NUMBHR la,
NOTICE roR rusL,cAr,on.
Land oasee a. Dea,ar. color.ao,

Land oasee a, Dcnvas. colossdo.
Nov. - ~.
Nctiss 10 horeby given that The epabswins-
oau,ssi settler hss nic-i Notice VI he Intention
TO make Anal propf ip support of his Claim,
and that saih " sof will I,e made before Hunsy
L.. Baugh. U. 4 comn,!,sicaer al Walden. Cote
rsdo. on January iith. isc, ,is, II. 4. No. 10.
ia. Of william q. Weiis, of Butler. Colorado
Tor the ~ NE IA aud SW ~ Nell and NE
- sfs Soc. -, TT n. r saw.
He names tho following w1tncsses ~ peusu
hi. ccntinaous residence uypa. sni cultivation
Of. said lnnd win:
ucorps ". Geek 81 Hebron. Colorado.
6-ongc Snwc.,,nb - =
Charles 7. Staples g
William Boapc,t a
C. D. FoRp, Resisier.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
How to see Venus
in The Day Time,

To all who are interested in look
ing at our bright evening star, Venus,
in the day time, adopt this method.
Make triangle of paste board OF
thin wood, thus:
North Park union., 1901-12-13
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Land Office a. Dense., Colorado.

LHnd Oficc al UcnVof, C"IcFsdH,
Oct. ~, 1901.
Sotioo Is hereby given that tho following.
nanod sostlar has filed uotico of his intsutIoa
To mako dual prpof Ia support os his claim, and
that ssid proof will 10 suade besoes Hsnry l..
Bansh. United statcs Conmissioacr. District
of Colombo. at Walden, Coiosado. ON December
7th, 1901, viz, II. A. No iI,i6t. OF Charles L. p
winscom OF Maidon. Colorado. Tor tho 4 IL N
" IA and NE ~ sw II and NV IL 6f; ~ sss
81, TsN, r i7w.
Ho names the following witnesses TO prove
III. eoG,!nuoos rcaIdcnce upon. and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Thomas Zipsel, OF Walden, lColorneo.
David F. sudduth, ' q
william A. Timbrcli -
.. ". Mace, ' q
CD. PonD. Register.
ss rr oM
North Park union., 1901-12-13
NOTICE roR RPvsL,cAr,om.
, Land Otllee a. Denver, Colorado,
Oct. n. lQpl.

Land Oflee at Denver, Colorado,
Oct. -. 1901.
Noticp Ia hessby given that tho following.
named settler has G!od nosIeo Of his iutsotion
to mako final proof In support Of his claim. snd
that said proof will bo made bsfoeo Henry l..
Bnush, United States Cpami missioiase, Oistelat
OF Colorado. at Walden, Colorado. % Dscsohs
.th, 1901, vis., H. A. No. '.Sup. Of Thoaas xip.
fui OF Walden, Colorado, for tho NE ~ sse. n,
N,R71w
Ho nsmos tho following Witnesses 70 Provo
his continuous rosidcnce upon. aud eultivstios
OF, said land. Wis.,:
Charles L. r. winscon,, Of waldsa. Colorado
David ?. Budduth.
willlsm A. rimbrsI,
8. II. Mace.
ID. foap. Rssisss.
Ms UP nj,
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Notice For Publication.
esssh Land. rias, Proof.

United Ssatcs Land OdlsA
Denver. Colo. OcA ~. ~
Notice 10 hcreby given that Honry L. Bosesa
Of Walden. Lnrirnor County. Colorado. has aled
notice Of intcntion to mako prosf 90 his Asssrs
land CLAIM, No. i2s. fos tho sE ~ NE ~ and
N Is 6E ~ aud NE Ii sw IL and Bn ~ NV
~ scc Is r = N r 70 W. bososs He.ry L. Bsush,
United Stascs mrnissisnee. Dlstrict Of Colo
rado. as Walden. Colorado. on Saturday. tho u
day Of December. 1901.
He names tho following witnesses 10 provo
tho complete irrisasion and reclamation Of said
land:
Peter W. Fischer. Of Walden. Colorado,
Jacob Q. Timbroi - :.
Elisha Stout I"
William u. Bsckwith"
CD. FosD. Rssister.
Ns cy Dis
North Park union., 1901-12-13

The Colorado and Wyoming stock
men attending the National Live
Stock convention here are happy to-
night because Colorado scooped the
sweepstakes prize on range cattle at
the exposition to oday, says Chicago
special of the 4th to the Denver Re
publican. This makes two years in
succession that this has been accom-.
plished.
The judges were busy all day iudg-
ing the range cattle, and there were
cattle from all the western states
In the district taking in Colorado,
Kansas and Nebraska, aload of Short
horns entered by William Boot of
Montrose took the first prize on year
ling steers and load of Hereford
steers entered by Monte Blevins Of
North PARK took the first prize for 2
year-olds, and in the sweepstakes com
petition these two loads took the first
prizo ovor all the cattle entered. All
admitted that they were the best
range cattle that had ever been seen
hero or anywhere else, and that the
judges awarded the ribbons right.
Both of the winners are prominent
cattIemen in Colorado and are known
all over tho state.
NJ. X. Parsons secured first place
with load OF yearling Hereford
steers in the Nevada and Western
competition.-Laramie Republican.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
pessrs tsst. Fin.i Prss.
uui,ea State. Land otnco,

unitcd statrs Land Otice,
Denver. Colo. Oct. q, 1901.
Notice 10 hornby a!vea ihat Jacob q. Timbrci
OF ~aiicn, Lsr'ncf County. Color ado. hn- fic-i
notiec ai ni~u,iou 10 make prco! On hi desert
Land claim No. i!S, ior tho sH is 81: Ia. Sec. 10
aGd y gNE ~. Spr. is, 7 $ \, II ipW, before
honry l.. hauzh, uEised States Commissioner.
District ot g piorada, AZ Maiden. Colorado. on
Saturday. tho sist la, Of December. 1901.
dc ngmcs the following witnesses TO prpva
tho complete irrigation aud reclamation of sld
land
Peter ". Fi-shen q wdd5a. Colorado
Henry O. boston
Elisha Stout.
William ID. Boekwith,
CD. Fosp. licsistcr.
Ns rr nia
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Nor,cEFoR PUBLICATION.
Ds.ort Land. s,Mi Ssso,.
United yta,es Land Once,

United Hta'es Land Once,
Deovtr, Colorado. Mo-. %. 1901.
Notice is hersbJ give. that Thomss J. Hunter
Of Pinthem Colorado, has iiled au:ice ~
intention 70 nnke proof or hif DESERT lsLc
claim No. Isl, for the 10 NV - and |, !. A..
u or Lot No. 2. And Sc ~ EW IL and i-s MI
IL Sec. 80. T Ii n, y 70 ", before Hanry T..
Bauah. U. g. Commissipaer, at Walden, Colo
rado, on Saturday, thu 9Th day OF January, 1902.
Ho nnnss tho following Witnesses W Drovs
tho eouplsts irriaatoo and reolsmation a
eaid land:
T. John Payne, Of Pinkhamton. Colossdo
Frank r. Lyon. A.
Leouard Knowlss, '
Charles B. Hunter.
CD. rosD. 8Asissn.
xss m
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Notice For PubIicatlon.

Department OF tho Interior.
Land Office at Dslycr. Colorado,
November lg, 1901.
Notice. IS horeby given that the following
naacd settler hns filed notice OF his intention
10 make final proof IN snpport of his claim, and
that said proof will DO made bsforo tho Register
or Receiver az Denver. Colorado, on Doocmber
2sth, 1901, VIZ. George H. AacGrsgor, II. Z.
No. 1874, for tho NE IL NE ~ Boo, Is. BE IL
sE IL aud W IL Be IL Sec. 10, T n, - W
|6P.H
Ho nar1es tho following witnesses 10 provo
his conl.n15ns r,sidenoe upon and cultivation
Of, ssid land, rir..
Rober. T. oliver, OF Denver. Colorado.
Orio J. Simna
John Adams, '' Eztos Park,
W. 7. Parks.
O. D. FORD. Register.
Nf2 up b27
North Park union., 1901-12-13
G. G.. Flinia,u & CO
The Rose of Sharon.
"a Christmns Hymn)

The Rose of Sharon.
"a Christmas Hymn)
I am the Rose of Sharon 1t was I
Who caught the rcddest sun.
beams in the sky;
Ald In the fragrance Of the air,
And held it high within my chal.
ice fair
Once by the shining sea of Galilee,
A Virgin saw me -. fearlessly
She pluckcd me from my brlstling
stem and bore
Me, cruel thorns and all, away
with her.
Twas | who saw the light in Bsthle :
hens Star
l saw the Wise Men, gathered
from afsr,
I heard the angels voice from Heav.
en-, when
1t sang of Peace on Earth; Good
VIII to Men.
I am the Rose Of Sharon! Onco
Along q lowly path on which l
knew
His blessed feet would tread. And
standing there
He would behold rose, waiting
and fair!
The Master came that way. |
stretched my stem
Until it reached and touched hi S
garments hem
And in that touch whispered mes
sage grew
a message from the father unto
you!
"stay, fair sweet Rose" tho garments
"Rose, with the wisdom of all
yesterday -
"Stay thou, and with thy petals wide
unfurled,
abe thou Christmas gift to all
the world"
augusta Prescott
North Park union., 1901-12-13

The Ladies' Aid Society of Wal
den. will have table of fancy artl-
Giles. suitable for holiday gifts, on
sale at the North Park Pharmacy,
on or about, the 18th Of this month
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Do You Eat?

We know you do, aud the cheapest
place on earth to buy is at The
Oity Meat & Grocery company.
Look over some OF our prices.
Silver Dollar Mocha and Java Coffee
3 ID. cans 800
Arbuckles and XXXX coffee
8 lbs. Sl.OO
Granulated sugar IA lbs. e100
California fruit 2 cans peaches 80
3 f" apricots 40
B cans string beans %
B cans peas 35
cans corn %
2 cans tomatoes %
4 packages OF soda %
6 bars Denver Best laundry soap %
6 bars White Russian %
Corn and Gloss starch 3 pkgs %
Yeast Foam or Magic Yeast per
box 5
Other things in proportion. For the
cash trade only.
North Park union., 1901-12-13

Woodruff and Terry, Laramie;
will save you money on mons and
boys wear.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
NOTICE Eoa PUBLICATION.

Land oaes ~ Denvcs. Colombo,
Nov. Z, 1901.
Notice Is horcby 9iven tha: tho following.
oamed settler hns flod ro.ics OF hss intsatioa
10 mako anai proof ia szppors oi hur ulntn. aAd
that said proof Will 90 rr@ts before Tbs Clstk
Of the Distr;o. Court, Lsrimor county. Colo
RADIO. at Fc-. Collins. on Dscrr,bcr f1s.. 4. D.
1901, Wis. Vary A. sipos, tformsrly Asyy A. Con
nors,l Tor tho Lo.s and and NE - Hw -
ses.s and Lot No. I. scc. !. 7 No. IN. In aaDsA
TTw
sbc namos the following witnesses 70 provo
hsr continuous residenco upon, and cuitivatica
oi. raid land, viz:
Brsd Holarcsc, Of = Owl. Colorado
.!oha Gibbons. :.
Mary Gil, " Fort Oolllns Colorado.
Mary Jacobson. "
c.D.Foan. RAsisssr.
MIS- rr pto
North Park union., 1901-12-13
ALWAYS ON TIME

Tho Union Pacific Trains
For ali Eastern Points.
Two Trains Daily to
Denver, Kansas City aud ,ho $. L,
Three Trains Daily to
Omaha. Chicago and tho East
Quickest time by many hours.
DO not fail to be fully informed
Of the Fino Train Service of.
fcred by the Union Pacific.
Only Direct Line to tho East.
Ask About Excursion Rates.
Fer Time Tables and full information
call on
BRElSCHAgcnt, Laramie, Wyo.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Knott's S Rabbit Story.

Told t. Ill lstrate ore
view Of Samrson-
Schley affair.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Walden County Friday ls

living as trees, and it is thought
tina: they must have been carried
there by swift current Of water in
the mesozoic age.
North Park union., 1901-12-13
Victory For
North Park Cattle

At the Chicago Stock show-Monte
Blevins One of the Winners
and His Herd was Also for the
Sweepstakes-Grcat Rejoicing
Among the Men from This Part
of the Country Over the Event
North Park union., 1901-12-13

Men or boys dressed, best and
cheapest, At Woodruff and TerrJ'a
Laramie.
North Park union., 1901-12-13

C. D. rosn. Resi.,er.