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Timber Lend Notice.
q. i. Land Office, New Orleans, La ,
June q 1902


Notice i hereby given that in com.
p!iance with the provisions Of the Act oe
Congress OF June 8. 1878 entitled IAN
act Tor the sale of timber lands II fbs;
states OF California. Oregon. Nevada and
Washington Territory" as extended ''' II,
al tne Public Land States by act of Aus
gust 4. 1892 ~ y =
RUFUS N. DEEM.
OF Tide parish OF Grant. State Of Ionic,
lana. has this day fled IN this Office bis
sworn statement No. -, for the pur.
onase o. ths east half of the southeast
quarter, southwest quarter Of sontheaef
quarter, and southeast quarter OF sonth.
west quarter, Of section No. "a. In Town
ship No. > north. range 2 west. and will
oiIer proof to show that the land souc5t
e more valuable for its timber or stone
man !or agricultural purposes. and t0
establish his claim to said land before
Inc Register and Receiver OF this Office
,t New Orleans, La. on Tuesday the 10Th
lay OF August, 1902. He names as Wit
1eaees: Eugene A. Wall, T. r. Wade.
wiiton T. Deem, and Frank Deem, ali 81
Tide, La Any and all persons Claiming
adversely the above described lands aye
equested TO file their claims in this o.
zee on or before said 12th day Of Aucust.
' ;e7.lov WINTER L. c9HEs,
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want the Highest Market Price
for Cotton Seed.

AOH OOtCO0 SEED.
"A call has been issued, signed BY
twenty-nIne prominent planters OF
Caddo, Bossier and Red River parish.
es Tor a meeting of Red river planters
IN Shreveport to-day, Aug. 9. The
OBJECT OF the meeting, it is stated in
the call, Is "to adopt such measures
as will insure us the highest market
price Tor our cotton seed" One of
tne main purposes of the meeting is
nrst to organize. There is a history
tothis movement dating back tolast
year, when the planters of Caddo and
bossler united in demanding an in
crease Of IS per ton for cotton seed.
They were being paid $40, and as the
product was selling in Texas for SIS
to $l9 they threatened to ship their
seed to the Texas cattle men, who
needed it badly for feed. The result
was the oil mills at once raised the
price and began paying SO per ton.
and this price has since been main
tained. Theplanters attributed their
success to the fact that they were or
yanized.,
The planters of upper Caddo formed
me Caddo Ginners' Association, and
MS organization acted with the Bos-
Ter Seed Association. In Red River
'arish they had an older organiza-
ION, known as the Red River Plant
rs Protective League, but it had ,
cen unable to accomplish it's main I
meet on the cotton seed question be- 1
iuse OF lack of transportation facili.
es. At is now proposed to join all
lree organizations, make Shreve-
ort the domicile, and possibly estab-
81 an exchange. In 1901 the plant :,
9 claimed that the oil mills were Or 8
anlzed tocontrol the price of seed, a
ID thattheir only defense was count t
organizations. The oil mill pro- =
''etors, ON the contrary, said the 8,
luatlon was anomalous, being "
ought about by the feed famine in in
'xas. They said the increase in the u
Ice OF cotton seed was the natural
suit OF competition from Texas &C
llch they were forced to meet. &c
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Tnere are times when your liver needs a
tonic. Don't give purgatives that qrjpe
ana weaken. DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers exPel all poison from the system and
ACT as tonic to. the liver. w. Scott. 53l
Highland ave., Milton, Pa, says: II have
carried DeWitt's Little Early Risers with
me for several years, and would not be
without them" Small and easy to take.
Purely vegetable. They never grippe or
distress. j. A. HYDE.
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y. g. Land Office at New Orleans, La. j
July 8. 1902.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that in compliauce
with the provisions of the Act Of Congress Of
June J. 1873 entitled AN Act for the sale OF tho
Timber Lands in the States Of California. Ore.
eon. Nevada and Washington Territory as ak
tended to all the Public Land States BY Act Of
August q 1907,
RICHARD b. WILLIAMSON.
OF Colfax. parish Of Grant. State of Louisiana.
mas this day filed in this Office his sworn state
ment No. -. for the purchase of the north half
OF the northwest quarter and the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter, section IL.
township north, range west, and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is moro ynlu-,
Aoie Tor its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. ard to establish his claim to said land
before the clerk Of the District Court 1t Coifax.
II,,a on Monday. the ed day Of September. I002'
4e names as witnesses: Ebin Hyde. John r.
nnyae, wilton r. Deem, aud 3ufns NJ Deem. Of
.ioe. La; Any and all persons claiming adverse
\ tne above described lands are rcuueeted IL
lle Their ciaims in this Office on On before fbsf
aio "a day OF september. 1909.
..,o WALTER L. COHEN.
0Ae REGISTER.
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Mr.. r. s. Cameron. who bos he.n

Mr.. r. s. Cameron, who has been
keeping books for Mr.. j. H. McNeely
Tor the past two years, resigned his
situation on the LIST instant, and Mr..
!. q Long is now filing his place.
Mr.. Cameron win give his attention
to the completion of his residence,
and the rice business for the next few
weeks. -.
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Town Council Proceedings.
COlfax. La. AnOust A 1ono


i Colfax, La, August 4, 1902.
The towncouncil of Colfax, La, me
at 8 p. m. this day, with the follow
ing members present: W. l.. Ricr
ardson, mayor, H. G. Goodwin. H +
Faraldo, W. B. Garrett and H. East
erbrook.
The minutes OF the last meetin,
were read and approved.
The proposition of the Colfax Cot
ton Oil Co., for exemption from tovr
taxes for five years, was called up
and on motion action on same was
indefinitely postponed.
On motion the following ordinance
was adopted:
be 1T ordained Ivy the town council
OF the town Of Colfax, La, That the
dumping and throwing of broken
glass and crockery, old bottles tin
cans, stove pipes, pots and pans, the
Tcleanlngs from stables and priyies.
garbage, dead animals, fowls, etc. on
the sand bar on the river front of the
corporate limits of the town of Col-
Tax, or on the sidewalks or in the
streets of the town, is hereby declar.
ed to be a misdemeanor, and anv ono
convicted before the mayor of viola
ting this ordinance shall be fined in
any sum not less than one dollar nor
more than ten dollars, and costs.
On motion the following ordinance
was adopted:
BE it ordained by the town council
OF the town of Colfax, La., That the
putting or throwing on horses. cattle
Or other animals within the corpor-
ate limits of the town, of "hich life %
technically known as bi-sulpbide If
'arbon, is hereby declared to he y |
nisdemeanor, and any person or per-
'ons convicted before the MAYOR of
'lolating this ordinance shall be fined
n the sum of not less than one nor
more than five dollars, and costs.
On motion Mr.. j. A. Williams. the
orporation attorney, was requested
0 examine the law and report next
netting as to the police powers OF
he council in the matter of closing
ambling dens.
On motion it was resolved that the
ttention Of the Shreveport and Red
liver Valley Railway Co. is called to |
ne fact that they have not complied
18th the law. relative to providing
ater closets at their depot in Colfax
r the separate use of white and col
ed persons, and the secretary of :
e council is hereby instructed to re- /;
lest said company to comply with !
e law in this particular. IL
citizens interested in ex-
nd'ng the corporate limits of the o
WI were present. and the matter b
Is discussed, but no action taken.
There being no further business the
uncil then adjourned. tc
W. L. RICHARDSON, Mayor. a.
i. EAsTERBRooK, Clerk. -
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>>.-.>~ - - -
July "a lQ0.
Notice u hereby given that in compli.nor
Tith the provisions Of the Act Of Cou9rs~s n
Snne :. 1873 entitled IAN Act for the ssis ~
timber Lands in the gtstes Of California. or.
gun, Nevada; and Washington Territory." a -
August 4. 16o2, - - ~
ALONZO J. ELKINS.
% Tide postomce, parish Of Grant stata Of In
lslana, has this day fled in This once ~ s1osn
statement No. -. for the purchase 81 ~ noyth
vest quarter OF the southwest ousrtsr q sersi"~
. ~; tn?wnsh!p north; range , wssk e. Mr. ssd
vii oner proof to show that ~ Iessci scrSs9 =
nore valuable for its timber o. sfo~a tSsn ~ =
asrIcnifIral purposes. and to esfabIish ~ eisim
g seia icnd befove the Clerk Of fhe Disfricf
LAY q October a. D. 1909. He name - VII VII
aesse:: wilton ?; Deem. John n. Foster. josSph
4uprehts Columbus Elkins, all Of TffiS p. Is
- Any and all pers0os cIaimin~ sdvs,.si-
e aoSv? described lands arc requested 10 6is
~ OF October A. ID. 1902 ~ .osn
WALTER l. COHEN. Rerister
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Mr.. Donas Lemoine, whom we re-
ported last week as in q critical con-
d'tion with pneumonia, is still in bad
condition. He is very old, and al
though OF a remarkably hardy con-
stitution his age is against him.
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Mr.. Albert Goodwin, OF Zimmerman,
was in Colfax last Wednesday, and
informed US he is contemplating put
ting in a bottling plant at this place.
de thinks the water of our artesian
well can be carbonised, and prove a
good commercial article, as well az a
healtbful aperient.
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Timber Land Notice.

July q. lS0&
:. Notice ]: hereby given that in compIisuee v;tb
ssss % the Act Of Congress of Juns :.
,n TIE Ststes Of California. Orseon. Nsvsds -, ~
NC land States by act Of August {. IaoI
JEFFERSON D. MILLER
g nSdemptjon. parish Of Grant, La, has th;s
~ - e 5sss o9is h h svep sats@ent No.
~ q: and ~ or Of NV ar, ~. g r. neefh.
49, ve.t IL. nor.. and will OAR pruof -
- shss the land sought = mors vellabIe foe
poses and tc essatIish has olaim % "a IS5d -.
Or Cle!. o. the Dietucs Count. atColfax ~ !.
e nonday. the oeh day. Of oclo6er: IS0I NJ
;!!isnsss j E'sei & <iifsss:ss z = r.: q:
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Notice Of Contest
u s. Land Office at New Orlcans
JulY 10 llO2

u d Land Office at New Orlea M \
July 10. 1902
a, = Sumcient contest affidavit having been oIed
m ~ tn's once by Frank NJ Deem contestant against
Or and tfSw or. sec "a. tbs ranos q " VI wv W.
rank u. Osborn. contestee. In which II il ALLEGED
nahs ,ne said Frank p. Osborn has never estab
tra.+ .ss,uence, ana has wholly abandoned said
m ,1 IMAM SIX months since making said entry
anu next prior to the date herein. and that said
.as. NOT settled upon and cultivated by said
.on TO appear. respond aud offer evidence
.onchIns said allegation at 10 O'Clock a on
f nakust -. 1872, before Hon. James j. O'Oujpn
! ss.k oi tourt. at Colfax, La. land that Anal
aearne WIN he held at III O'Clock a. nj, on Apgns,
~, iA1 oeiorel the Register and reviewer M ths
n aa1,s states Land Ofce In New Orleans. a.
Hz CHARLES r, JoBSsroy. Receiver
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shatters All Recora..

Twice in hospital. F. A. Gulledge, Yer.
Dena, Ala, paid vast sum to doctors to
cure severe case of piles, causing "a
tumors. When all failed Bucklefi's Ami
ca Salve soon cured him. Subdues infla-
nation. conquers aches, kills pains.
Best salvc in the world. 25c at Crescent
Drug Store, Collar; Bush & Randolph.
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Rev. N. j. Roberts, who had to
move out to the Ebe6ezer camp
ground three weeks ago on account
OF sickness in his family, still has two
or three members Of Instantly ON the
sick list. He informs US that.he will
endeavor to I'll his appointment in
Colfax tomorrow if ii is possible to
leave his family for the day.
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Mr.. W. B. Garrett had a rib frac-
tured last Monday in peculiar man.
ner. Mr.. O. B. Brett attempted to
pop a whip at him in fun, aud the
whip cracker catching a stick precipi-
tated it against his ribs with such
force as to fracture one.
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The literature for the Valley Camp
OF Woodmen of the World has been
received, and a meeting of the camp
Will De held in the court house to-
night.
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II am just up from hard spell Of the
nux" (dtsentery) says Mr.. T. A. Primer.
well known merchant Of Dummond'
Tenn. Il used one bottle Of Chamber-
la,ns Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
cay and was cured without having doc
tor. I consider Il the best choleFa neli-
cane 10 the world" There i no need Of
employing doctor when tins remedy &
used Tor 20 doctor can prescribe bet.
ger medicine for bowel complaint "a any
Torn either tor children. Of adults. Il
never fails and = pleaoank d tnlEo. Fioe
s e 3 ! ss' es'1ss /. Rs.R
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Get free sample of Chamberlaip's
stomach and Liver Tablets at j. H. Me-
Nee.y. Colfax; Bush & Randolph. Fair
mount. They are easier to take and
more pleasant in effect than pills. Then
then their use is not followed by copst;.
patton as is ofton the cause with pills.
Regular size. 25c. per box.
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Keep your liver In good condition by
using Slmmons' Liver Purifier tin box
II corrects constipation. cure indigestion.
bliiiousness. stops headache, gets your
heart In the right place so You can smile
at your neighbor.
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The invitations were out last even
ing for a birthday party at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Lewis, in
honor OF Miss Nena's 18th ami
yersary.
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Deputy S. NJ. LaCroix on last Fri
day brought d. F. McNaughten from
winfield, wanted in Grant for SELL
ing whisky.
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The Shreveport and Red River VAL
ley railroad is being connected with
the Louisiana and Northwestern rail-
road at point near st. Maurice.
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Repent Of Your Sins
And use Hunts Lightning Oil for ali
pans. catarrh. neuralgia, rheumatism
cuts. burns. collie and diarrhea. Satisfac.
tlon guaranteed or money refunded. d
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s n4fscs z hereby siven that the oowing named
Srsi n,<s,s =, ssa notice Of ms intenton' % make
49, HLS4 N support OF his claim. ard that said
q Val b made before Clerk Of District Conrf
= SoSex' La on Aug 18th, 1902. Wa
DAVID 4. WILLIAMS,
soF Sss n9Etn han p northsest quarter s,cf,o.
~ ~ $1,000 upQq an1 cu1(I1n1f61 a. sSs6
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quiniue Tablets
All druggists refund money If il fails to
cure. =. w. Groves signature is on each
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Mr.. d. Poya, of Alexandria, is pros
pectlng in this section, looking for
stave timber.
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And swallow one. Cheatham's Laxitive
Chill Tablets combines all the qualities
OF the best liquid chill tonics. Dose al
ways ready. Dose always the same. No
cure-nO pay.
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Messrs. W. C. Roberts and John
Randolph were among the visitors to
Colfax this week.
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From Fixes Peak, Aba feet, will NOT
cure softening Of the brain, but 25c boz
Oh Cneatham's Laxitive Chill Tablets will
eure chills. No cure-no pay.
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EASTERBROOK g. CO.,
Front Street
Front Street.

Mr.. Sam Irwin and family have
moved to Clarence.
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We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM POLK

OF Rapides parish, as a candidate for
Congress, Seventh Congressional dis
Irlct. subject to the action of the
Democratic party. ~
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NO. 40.


Mistakes are Costly.
You can make no mistake by using
Hunts Cure for itch. letter, rincworm
and itching piles. No cure-no pay.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce
". F. BLACKMAN

OF Rapides parish, as a candidate for
congress. Seventh district of LOuisi-
ana, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic party of the district.
, 1902-02-06

Notice is hereby given that the Sher-
if of Carbon County, Wyoming, by vir-
tue of Il power of sale contained in a
mortgage given by the Saratoga Land
and Irrigation Company, a corporation,
the mortgagor, to George Herbert
Smith, of Rochester, New York, the
mortgagee, and duly assigned by him to
Felix Wolff, the undersigned, will, on
Monday the 18th day of February, A. ID.
1902, at the hour OF 3 o'clock in the
Of the Court house in the city of Raw
Inns in the County of Carbon and State
of Wyoming, sell at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash, the real
estate hereinafter described and all the
right, title and benefit of said mortgagor
in and to said real property according to
the statute in such case made and pro
vided and in the manner therein pre-
scribed. The said mortgage is dated
the 10th day of June, A. ID. 1892 and re-
corded December 18th, 1892 in Book
81 on Page l4S Of the records of said
County and the said assignment is
duly Recorded in Book p. on Page
46G of said records. That there is
due thereon ut the date OF this notice
the sum of six hundred dollars (S60Ol
principal and sixty-eight dollars 1868
interest, which said assignee claims and
which is now past due. That there has
been a default in the payment of the
principal and part of the interest Of the
debt the mortgage was given to secure,
and no suit or proceedings have been
instituted at law to recover the debt
now remaining secured by said mort.
gage or any part thereof.
The following is the description of the
m~ortgaged property hereinbefore refer.
red to, to wit: The West twelve l2l
feet Lot number two (2) and the East
(l2) feet of Lot number three (3) all in
Block number eleven lD in the Sara
toga Real Estate and Improvement Com.
pany's First addition to the town Of
Saratoga, in said Carbon County, Wye
ming, as the same is plated and appears
of record in the office Of the County
Clerk and ex-oiiicio Regieter of Deeds
of said Carbon County, together with
the brick messuage or tenement and
premises erected and built thereon.
FELIX WOLFF,
JAMES D. RowEN, Assignee.
Attorney. Q-22.6
, 1902-02-06

To JESSE Fl. BEESoN, whose place of
residence is Unknown.

To JESSE Fl. BEESoN, whose place of
residence is Unknown.
You will take notice that Annie L.
Beeson has brought action against you
in the District Court, within and for
the County of Carbon State of Wyo-
ming, and that the object and prayer of
the Petition in said cause is to obtain a
divorce from you on the grounds that
you have wholly neglected to provide
the common necessaries of life for her
for II period OF more than one year pre-
ceeding the filing of said petition. and
that such neglect is not the result of
poverty on your part which you could
not not have avoided by ordinary indus
try.
You will further take notice that you
are requested to answer the petition in
said cause on or before the 9th day of
March, A. ID. 1902.
ANNIE l.. BEESON.
Attest: IL. B.. JENNINGS,
County Clerk 4 Ex.Onicio Clerk OF Court.
E. l.. BLOOD.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Pub. Jan. 2ard, 1909. Last Mc'h 6, 1907
, 1902-02-06
SURVEY 1s7.
GOLDEN WEDGE o D

Beginning at Cor. No. /. Identical
with the SW cor. of the amended loca-
ton, which Is also cor. No. 3 Sur. No.
so, ii syenite stone 23x9x4 ms. set II ms.
in the ground with mound OF stone
alongside chiseled 1-l57, whence the u
sec. cor. between secs. 10 and 16, Il. Is
N, X. 80, W., bears N. 81 As w. AGO It.
Thence s.. 81 f. Var. 16s O5' E. along
line IL of Sur. No. 50, Acme Lode, 565
feet to cor. No. .. Identical with the
Sc Cor. OF the amended location, and
which is also Cor. No. ., Sur. So. Acme
Lode. A syenite stone 20x6x5 ms. set IL
ins. in the ground with mound of stone
alongside chiseled 2-157 ON NE side,
whence a spruce "a ms. diam. blazed
and marked b. r. 2.15T bears S. IL 49,
E. sos #. Thence N. AZ E. CNote) The
amended location gives the course Of
this line as n. 46' E. 5000 IT. to Cor.
No. ), A quartzite stone 26x1lx6 ms.
set IA ins. in the ground with mound Of
stone alongside, chiseled 3-l57 on SW
side, whence "a spruce % ms. diam, blaz.
ed and marked b. Il. 3-157, bears S. 49,
. +. us TT. Thence N. 81 w. $50 It.
to Coz. No. 4. A quartzite stone 2sxl2x
. ms. set in mound of stone with mound
OF stone alongside, chiseled 4-l57,
whence a double spruce 10 ms. diam,
blazed and marked b. II. 4-157, bears S
AZ 30 w. - 1T. Thence S. 46' W. 10
700 IT. to cor. No. !, the place OF begin
ming. Variation at all corners N. l6'
O5' Il.
, 1902-02-06
''As q Man Thinketh."

"As a man thinketh, so is he," was
said by the great Teacher, Christ, and
thisi is true absolutely true-.in the life
of every person. A mans actions and
words are the children of his thoughts
and a man is just what his thoughts,
from day to day, make him. More:
these thoughts are expressed in his
face, his walk, his talk and in every
action-he cannot escape them. If a
mans thoughts are all of good
things-kindness toward his fellow
men, good will toward mankind, char
table of his friends and enemies
then his whole life will shine out
through him, bright and pleasant.
If his thoughts are evil, sensual, low
and degraded, if he hates his fellow
men, if he thinks evil of his neighbor,
then will all this low, evil disposition
look out of his eyes at the people he
meets and they will shun him, and
have an instructive dislike for him.
Do not imagine that you can revel
in sci S nal and degraded thoughts and
no n will know it, for that is impos-
sible. Your thoughts are as plainly
written on your face as the color of
your skin, your eyes and hair and you
cannot hide them, no matter how you
may smile and dissemble before men.
What you are stands ver you and it
cannot be hidden. 1t thunders forth
to men just what kind of life you are
leading. You may be able for II time,
to deceive men with fair words and
smiles but, sooner or later, yourself
will leap out of you, and you will
stand revealed before the eyes of men,
naked before the world.
, 1902-02-06
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The commercial class at the State
University has organized with about
forty members. Officers were elected
and an organization otherwise effect
ed. Ranny Campbell, of Saratoga,
was elected secretary.
The Board of Managers of the wv
oming Student, considering the crit
cism, of The Sun, i'll regard to an adj,
of Il bar, as just, have ordered the
Business manager to with draw same
from columns of paper before next
issue.
, 1902-02-06

"THE Illustrated West" a monthly
illustrated magazine, edited by c. w.
Taylor and printed on the fine cylinder
press of the Encampment Herald, is be.
fore us. This first issue is certainly a
credit to its author as well as to the
printer. To think that a magazine Of
it's proportions and general make up can
be gotten up in IA mining camp town is
indicative Of the push and go.ahead.it-
ive-ness of the western man. This mag.
a2ine is full Of illustrations. depicting.
scenes in Encampment and the mines IN
the surrounding country and the matter
IL all OF an up-to.date character that
will win a place for the magazine in the
front ranks of Wyoming publications.