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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-22

or traffic In the same within the meaning
of TIM; act
Sec. g. Whoever without the consent Of
any owner who has complied with the pro-
visions Of section one of this act wilfully
destroys, mutilates or defaces any can,
jug. bottle or Jar bearing such owners
name, mark or device, or wilfully grasses,
mars, covers or changes any word or mark
branded, engraved, blown or otherwise
produced, in a permanent manner in or
upon any such can, jug, bottle or jar, shall
be punished for the first offense by a fine
not exceeding five dollars. or by imprison-
ment in the house of correction for a term
not exceeding sixty days, for each can,
jug. bottle or jar so destroyed, mutilated
or defaced, or for each can,S jug, bottle or
jar upon which any word or mark has
been erased, marred, covered or changed
as aforesaid; and for any subsequent Of
Tense by a fine not exceeding ten dollars
or by Imprisonment in the house of cor
rection for a term not exceeding six
months, for each can, jug, bottle or jar SO
destroyed, mutilated or defaced or for
each can. jug, bottle or jar upon which
any word or mark has been erased,
marred, covered or changed as aforesaid.
Sec. a. Whoever puts any unclean or
foul substance or matter into any milk or
cream can. jug, bottle or jar, the owner
Of which has complied with the provis
ions of section one Of this act, shall be
punished for the first offense by fine of
not less than fifty cents nor more than
five dollars, for each can, Jug, bottle or
Jar so deEled; and for any subsequent
offense by a fine of not less than two dol
lars ncr more than twenty dollars. for
cath can, jug, bottle or Jar so defiled
Soc. s. Whenever any person or COR
porAtion having complied with the provis-
s67s IS section one of this act, or multi
s1ss, destroys or pollutes any butter
eFare " carriers or the agent of any such
E.Tron or corporation shall make oath
Eefore any justice of the peace or NUM-
sspal court, that he has reason to believe
Rsid does believe that any person. OR corpo-
<~rrtion has wrongfully in possession or is
Sccreting any of his or it's milk cans, jugs,
BOTTLES or jars, marked and described as
crowded III section one of this act said
Justice of the peace or municipal court
Silall. if satisfied that there is rea-
Senabie cause for such belief, issue a
search warrant to discover and obtain the
game, and may also cause to be brought
Before him the person or an agent or
.mployee of the corporation in whose pos
Aession such cans, jugs. bottles or jars
are found, and shall thereupon inquire
into the circumstances of such, possession;
9nd if said justice of the peace or NUM-
/cipat court finds that such person or COR
z>oraton has been guilty of a wilful viola
ton OF sections two, three or four of this
act he shall impose the penalty prescribed
in the section or sections so violated, and
shall also award to the owner possession
Of the property taken upon such search
y2rrant. ...as4
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
9te 8obIennpt4 unb bic
Gtfenbd6 6nen.

0etroit, Nd6., 16. Ott.-9ie
9oblen Situation lit fir Die @tien@
babnen 10 tritiI4 getporben, baB beute
9prmittug i'm 6ieiigenr r&ufea 9oul E"
&eprGIentanten Der DPenniplpanta@
8u6n" NIT 8eprGfentanten Der Wh4tz
gamer uno canabifden 8ubnen gu Ell
ner @onferen3 5ufammentruten. ollie
8eprGfentunter Der nPenniplpartdz
8a6n" erf9ienen gu bieier Gonferen3,
8icezgrGiiOent Sames 8pOO uno Suz
perintenbeHt Perfins.
9ie &o9Gen : Sntereffen@
ten 3ufrte zen.
q tp=gort, Is. Sttober.- Die
Observation-Disclosures Sruesoale,
9Sopler, UNDERWOOD unb Sbomas Be-
fu9ten 6eute Ra9nttttag ben 9rn. S.
Pterpont Wforgun in ieinem 8iireau.
6r. UNDERWOOD unttportete, ais er
ii8 BON bort entfernte, auf Die 5ruge,
mas er BON Der bonn BrGtbenten ROoz
Iepelt ernanntenS9ieb 9iebsgeri4tS4Gpmz
mt5iion 6alte:
rgs 1T cine CUTE @ommiIiion, 9}tez
manb t0nnte cine Before uu5pdblen.
Die Trage, ob biefe Qnii9t audi ppn
BEN anberen 9ru6enbefBern getbeiIt
tpetbe, ertpiDerte er auslpei3snb. I'm
terrebungen nit anberen &o6len1Sns
terefenten re9tfertigen iebo4 ben
S9luB, baB audi bieie nit Der WeaBz
nabme bes 8rdi iibenten 5ufrieben iinO.
Sa6oeritdnbige propbe3eien, baB Die
&oblennot6 in g2etpzgorf binnen 5pei
8p6en beenbet Iein 1pirb.
Strtte in NIa6uma Bet
gelegt.
8irming b a m, Nla., 16. Stt.
= Der @trite in ben bieIigen 3e6en
Der n3ennefee Goal, Sron &c Ratlz
roab &c." tpel9er bor 3ebn Sagen
besbalb begann, netl Die Gompagnie
ii4 petgerts, bic 8ettrGge fir ben
penniplOaniT6en Stritez9iilfsfOno
3paig8peiie bei3utreiben, purbe gez
tern beigelegt unO bic 45OO &obIenz
9rdber tebrten iofOrt CUR &rbeit 5uz
rid. 8eioe Setten beoba4ten bas
tiefite GtiGf4tpeigen iiber bic 5riez
Denbe0tngungen.
@Unfige Wirturg auf
BEN 9elbmdrtt.
g1etp gDrt, 16, Otto6er. -
Die giinitigsn 2tusii8ten fir bic enbz
1i9e 8eilegung beS &oblenitrits8 berz
fe6lten 6eute friib HIRE 8irtung an
Der 8Drfe nt8t. g}i6t aLlein itiegen
bte 2tttien Der 9arttoblen : 8a6nen,
ionbern au9 in idmmtli6en anDeren
bur9 Die &O6lennot6 in W}itIeibenz
I6aft ge3ogenen 8ertben mar Elm
fturfes Steigen gu per8eidnen. Omar
tpirfte ba5 9erii4t, baB &uifeu Gage
geitorben lei, ettDuS beprimirenD, Bis
Die Spbe5na6rt6t aus aut6entii3er
QueQe oenentirt tperDen tonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
&obltnltritt'S Gn0c>
Gin Content etnbernf E It.
3uiammentritt in Bilfesbarre am ndAfen Mpntas.
gett6eu empfteblt aa6febr an Die strbett.

aen 3pfeG an ber Qnna6m in gmpfe9urgn IGgemene 8
re6saufnam nG4Fen 9pnneug erpurten8aOigss @nOe
Der 9obennot6 prop6e5e, - GroBe Grsube i'm @fegsbiet
3uIammenIeBung Prdibentn ROpiepelt ernannten
Sdisbsuericbts @ommIiion. = &Obenz zSnrefenteR
fnb nit QGem enberfanben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
Gunbent ber TIaidlenbisrbanbIer.

9}Orfolt, 8d., 16. Sttober. -
Die ,4merican 8ottlers' ProtectiOe
gfociation" errpdbGte in ibrem Sab
reszGonbent folgen0e 8eamten: 8. 6.
GarIe aus RoflanO, Su., Prditoent;
u. 6aiielbaum aus ProDtoence, st.
g., SO. 8. 0ieterif aus Baltimore,
Mb., unb 2ouis 6iGman aus Pbila>
belp6ia, 8a., 8ice@PrGiiOenten; 8. 6.
G6mtbt aus 9obOten, rs, @4aBz
mei7ter. Qus nG4ite GOnOentSitaot
puroe g2epz9aben, Conn.,, ertoren.
Inter ben 8ef8liiFen bes GonOents
befinbet ii9 audi elmer, tpel4er bas
fir Gtaf4en inbofz
iirt. 2Gu8 6ef4loB Der @OnDent, iebes
W}itglteb bes @er6anOes um $5 gu be-
iteuern, Inn bamit einen RationalOrz
ddni5dtpr au beIolDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
Garrie Iation in Der @oEe.
0iesmal fam iie an ben ltnre6ten.-
Gin Mirtb in Seras ergriff iie
bei'm S9opf unb mari 1ie 6inaus.

Sin Wirt6 in Seras ergriff iie
bei'm S4opf unb mari iie binaus.
4uifin, Ser, 16. 0tt. - Garz
rie g}attDn fam 6eute bier an un0
per1u9te, 8siiB BON elmer 8irt6f4aft
an Der @fe Don 5. StraBe unb Gonz
greB Qpenue gu ergreifen, beren ST.
qent6iimer Mlberman 8tQ 9abis it,
DIS bic 2lte anfing, ii4 ii6erfliiiiig
gu MAIDEN, l11o 9abi5 tie Elm, Dus 60
tal 3u Derlaifen.
SD bin Carrie Station" CAB lie
CUR Q(nttport, runb es lit mir nod ME
paIiirt, baB t8 cine Saloon 6Oue
DerIieB, ebe i4 gang unb gar ba3u be-
reit mar.
@lei6 barauf pafitrte i6r bas no4
ME Oagetpeiene, nG5 t9ut mir leto,
Carrie, fagte 8il, ngan3 8urf, per
9u biit, es tit bier ni4t PlaB genug
fir uns 8etbe."
9amtt ergrtff er bic alte SeGe bei'm
Nuden unb benz Qtrm urO mari tie auf
bic 5traBe. S9re Retietdi6e folgte
i6r. NaWoem ii6 Carrie uus Der 8OiTe
aufgerafft bate, 3eterte tie uuf benz
Srottoir, Bis bic polt3ei erf4ten uno
bic 5ufammengeluufene M&enge ger
itreute. 9lei9 barauf purbe bic alte
@8a9tel ouf etnen 3ug geieBt unb
aus Der Stabt gef9oben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
SabnzTeier tn philadelphia.

96tGubeGp6iu, 16. Ott. -
NnlGBli9 bes fiinf8igiten Sa6restages
bes Sobes bes 8urnpaters Sabn Derz
anItaltete bic rpbilabeGpbia : Surnz
gemeinOe "geitern &benb in i6rer 9alle
cine einfa4e unb iinntge 9eoentfeter,
an ipeI9er it4 befonbers Die alien
9erren 3u6lret4 betbeiligten. Die
SFeier tpurbe nit einem Sr9eiterbOrz
trage unb benz Qiebe n9ebet Dor Der
S9la8t," pOn Der SurnerS8eiangsz
feftion geTungen, er0ffnet, pOrauf ein
Sableua folgte, pel6es bic &oloialz
biifte 9urnDaters Sa6n 3etgte, benz bic
attipen Surner bulbigten. Die Sc
bG6tniBrebe btelt Der erite @pre4er
Der Surngemeinbe, 6r. 9etnrt3
S6Demmer. W2it Surnen am Bar
rem, Tonie einem u6ermaltgen 8Ortrag
Der 8efangsiettiOn fam bic 5eier gum
Qbi4luB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17

0tGtesbarre. Qa 16. Oo6.-9e @retuttObe6Orben Der 0r
@nt6raciOrif 0en Die gein Prdfoenn ea dngeorbz
net Sibung br Nadmtags i'm Paror Des 9artz 6os Die
86anbungen nurbn BEL gtloHenn S6iren gefab S6r ua be-
8efdue Gonpn 8reter Der 9rubnar6sr
Der b 9re r6er nbeufn perben urb 10 br Nontug
9ormtaq suumnenen pq Sin bts6e3igltr &uuf lit berets
eruen ale Qofalnonen Der 0rtt M uno auf
9egun @onbent gu rpGben 0eG pirO benz GOnDnt
pfe6n grGfDenen oopt bur @rnennng elmer S9ebsge
zGommon angebubn @tung gu ocpiren nno bic Strr
o6ne @er8ug 4r6ei urId6n gu fn DAB bR gmPf4nng
befogt pirO unerlig tnm 3peiL nno bic meiin 3fsm
pn Iom Sdu7e Der nG4en Wode peber I'M boQen 8
te6 n 8ele bael6en b nOn berf4pemmt oOr reparatur
bHrg pir0 efe Sage dnger bauern bR pHOer bsbs
fd6ig gu MAIDEN.
Die 6eutge @Bung 0irit @refuO6e10rOn baue 21 Stun
b feline erpGbnenspert 0ppoton bunbet 4 gegen ben
@dbgerdtsplan Man glau baB Die agemene 8ee6suufname
nden 0OnnerFag erfOgn pb Der @onben pirO pa4enl
5p Sage SBung ein, Mtpof birft alSbdnn Den St
bic QBiung 3ugeben gnbn Sage bic &rbei au3unmn
Die 9ru6en6eTber nb beres NIT @Orbertungen beI4Gigt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17

= 96ruft C go,'s 6o6eGmi6Ie gu
Netparf, R.}S, ging geftern fra9 in
5lammen auF. Der 8erlut betrdgt
ettpa $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17

Sibeube eHstusiie, Dldngel oil
9epeonno tperoeu oeu66uli5 fir bic llriabs Oes
observation-disclosures ertldrt. absr oei6piel mas
bic uria6e ici, es i6mer8t, es if qualoOa, es
Derbittert Oas QebeH, uno Der Griinoer Der ~ a.
feiiss pes btpdbrteu 9tittels CUR 2iRoerun9
uno 6eiluno iol5en 9tioens bat fb oaour9 nm
bic W{eniabeit ptroient eemdft. IS linbert bic
56mergsn punotrbar i3nsa. 9rObe baOOn nirO
qslisisrt. psun man =. Reu=
ftdOter Co., 9or 24l6 9ep=gort 9itp, uOreiirt.
Die .anatefs1 1T in allen apotbeten gu baben.
arss 81. 'MO, ,@i 5rt S&ggl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
THE MARYLAND. Gin ,st samIItsH'

Sampi=, @aiier= uno sSurnace=SeiSs
auaeen. Ser vGresccnt=" "9ampftefisl, ipe5iele
8oite fir pei6e uno 9ea=&oblsn. ipart bic odltte
Der Roblen Seen aller Dirt reparrt uno geanz
bert G}spiHtnbafte arbet. &eine Se3ablung fir
Sef6tiouns perlau0t. @ubbarO Seating Co., 40
4prb=Gapert<S Strobe
(Gtt11,iSa ,0to, mi 1IRtD)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
sic ba6em feline Goblen nGtbig.

Gjcbrau5t Den pGartsr 9trfecteO Osl=grsnner.
@ei3t Nanets, Sobofen, 2atrpbes unD 6urHaecs.
auseefsat in Rr. 208, 9art-glueHus. Our uHmt=
tsIbastu 0lbl'eisrung bsreit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
wihtiie!

9ies GUT 2etdttsuns, Oa6
Olenn's sdtuefeI seize
aus Dem 6eftett 2Iatertaf, Oas
oct tteOisinifdjen 35iFenf6aft
t't 2sesr8 auf 2setn6ett ttnO
Cite 6eGart,tt 1T, Ger9elteGt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
,,Warplano eSnftitut.'

Wrof. Etto 6ud1S, VrlnbipoI'
RuuF.D .Departemsnt (Gag=SIaifsn) erSffnet I.
pttober Sei6nen in alien gruu6sn nab Der Rus
tur unp nod osm 2eben Gntpirfs, Uiulen In
g9aFcrfarben unb Del fotpie MOocGiren.
6amitagss&laHsR in beuielbsu untsrr3ts3tpeieen
unb Rormolsrlnterri6t beginner f.. Sttobsr.
99nebartsS6ule fir gilObausrs am ielbsn Sage
pie bic SaesSbulen.
abenb=Rlafen beginner am 13 Gftobsr - Sr.is
banb=, Mai4intnssi6nen uno ar4itsttOni3.s 3si3s
nen.
RotolOee fno I'm Snfitut su babsn Ober per 9oa
beriunot.
Sobn W. Garter.
prdfb.nt b.s Gomits's Der DaoIs uno 3ei6.ui4uis.
Wtan abr.iftre: gbomas Q. Gseriff. Gttuar.
(eentl8, ,SpSaSi-0tt2Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-17
cernet Cng(iC6!

Gbens spra6meier. 4I4 sam ttS.psr#asr. S.siinaass
audi alg leitfaOen fir 2tbrsr tmpttbltnspert5.
432 Seiten, 0albleoerbaup. Qreis $1.SO. gu
bt,ieben burb ale gu5banolun9en, giiber=Agtn=
ten unO 3situnggtrdser. - 9srIag Don 9. 8 deL
129, 9uanez5tr.. 1spS9Ort. (5ept22, ,lTtt;E&s)
North Park union., 1902-02-14

LAST WEDNESDAY WAS the birth
day of the immortal Lincoln. In
connection with the exercises in our
public schools for the proper observ.
ance of Washington's birthday, will
be Joined exercises in honor of LIN.
coin. The following story tells what
great and good hearted man Lin
coin was
"One cold winter day, Lincoln saw
a poor fellow named CAB Trent
hard at work chopping up "a house,
which Mr.. Hill had employed him te
convert into firewood. Alb was bare
footed and shivered painfully while
he worked. Lincoln watched him 6
few moments and asked him what he
was to get for the job. Alb answered
zone dollar" and, pointing to his
naked and suffering feet, said tn at he
wished to buy pair of shoes. Lin
coin seized the axe, and, ordering the
boy to comfort himself at the near.
est fire, chopped up "the house" SO
fast that Alb and the owner were bott
amazed when they saw it done. Ac
cording to Mr.. Rutledge, Ab re
membered this act with the livelie 81
gratitude
North Park union., 1902-02-14
Mining Notes .

The Grand Encampment Herald
says: Tho State Line copper min
ing company made promising strike
a few days ago on the Widor claim
at depth of s feet and that "John
B. Drew, manager of the property,
was in the city Monday, and the ore
which he was exhibiting was the sub
ject of much favorable comment.
The strike is considered very import
ant, inasmuch as the ore is very rich
and the extent of tho ore body is
without doubt large. 1t is esti-
mated that an average assay of the
vein matter will not fall short of
twenty per cent, and gives promise
of showing forty per cent, copper.
"Several of the most promising
copper properties in Carbon county,
Wyoming, are being opened about
four miles north of the new town of
Pearl, Colorado. The most notable
of the groups of mines that are be-
ing developed, are the Big Creek,
the Wagner-Green and the State
Line"
North Park union., 1902-02-14
Items From Hebron.
B, Our Special correspo nisnt.

By Our Special Correspo ndent
A number of ranchmen are feeding
with wagons these beautiful days, buf
oh. it almost gives Shattered prostra-
ton"
We are sorry to report Mr.. Eli Peter
sons boys, James and Johnny, on the
sick list; but understand they are i'm.
proving.
| Some of the black diamonds from
the famous Riach NINE, are beiug pur
chased by Walden citizens.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Peterson gave n
sumptuous dinner last Saturday to O
number of invited guests. Covers were
laid for forty and most enjoyable
time was had by all present. 1t can
well be recorded as one of the socia
events of the season. The followin 6
persons partook of the feast: Rev.
Sutherlin; Rev. Spence; Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy Peterson; Willie and Esther
Trounsell; Grandma Darrow; Messrs.
james, John and George Taylor; Mr..
and Mrs. McConnaughey and
granddaughter, Mabel Lee; James
Thomas, Helen and Lucy Riach, Miss
Maggie Simpson; Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell; Mr.. and Mrs. Norell and children,
Ellen and Aundes; Fannie Carlstrom;
Mrs. Hattie Clark; Miss Abby Clark
Chas. Rector and wife, Melvin Rector
VIM. Rector; Elmer and John Ham
mond; VIM. Long; VIM. Doner
Last Saturday the citizens of Hebron
! assembled at the home of Elias Peter
son, more then thirty in number, to en-
JOY his hospitality. Not single neigh
bor had been omitted in the invitations.
The occasion was an enjoyable one. In
fact, Eli always knows how to enter
tain people so that they may enjoy
themselves. But the Scotch, have
noticed, are easily entertained in the
presence of good dinner. They are
good humored. The Swedes and
Americans seemed not one whit behind
them in affection for grub" How
the distinctions OF nationality disappear
in the presence of good dinner!
Rev. Spence Of Walden was present
and added much to the enjoyment by
his kind geniality. BE had been fast
ing and, of course, enjoyed the dinner.
X.Y,Z.
North Park union., 1902-02-14

ants not to be over ten years of age
The prize was awarded to boy who
wrote the following: 'First corse
mince pie; sekund corse, pumpkin
pie and terkey; third corse, lemon
pie, terkey and crambury; fourth
corse, Mustard pie, apple pie, mince
pie, choklet cake, ice cream and
plum pudding"
Down on the border of the Okla
homa in Barber county, Mr.. Haun
wanted to get his son and heir out
early. The boy hada habit of an:
swerlng "yessir" and going to
sleep again On this occasion, last
week, Mr.. Haun, to make no mistake,
called the boy, got the "yessir" and
then slid upstairs turned down the
covers and gave the person there a
good sound thrashing. 1t happened
that on that night the hired girl had
been given the boys room. When
the tumult was over the old man sat
down behind the barn and drafted q
written apology to the hired girl
Wichita Eagle.
As sample Of peanut politician
commend us to Congressman Grosve
nor Of Ohio who Ito use his own
language) said "What is the use of
Ohioans and eastern farmers voting
to aid their competitors in the West
by voting irrigation legislation2'
Holy smoke isn't that statesman
ship for you? just as if a farm Of
six acres down in Grosvenor's state
could furnish the bulk of wheat tia
goes abroad and brings the gold to
America and makes it great COM
mercial nation. Mr.. Grosvenor
ought to pair off with Carrie Nation,
who is trying to curb the liquor traf-
fic with her hatchet.-George's Week
ly.-[Yes; and don't old Joe Sibley,
the turn coat politician from Pennsyl
yania, belong to that same peanut
family?
"Every railroad corportion opsr-
ating its lins Of railroad, or any part
thereof, shall be liable for oil dam
ages by fire that is set out or caused
by operating its line o. any part
thereof, and all such damages may
be recovered by the party damaged
by proper action in any court of
competent jurisdiction. on."-[Under
the foregoing section Of the Colora-
do Statute Suits have been com
menced against the Denver and Rio
Graude Railroad at Colorado Springs
for large amounts of damages, and
by a recent decision of the Colorado
court of appeals the company has
been held liable for damages that -;
snlted to lumber yards, and, indirect
~ held liable for the fj1n oi
North Park union., 1902-02-14
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween W. E. Hankins and W. Fl. Slee
under the firm, name and style OF
Hankins & SIee, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent of the parties.
All debts due the firm will be collect
ed by w. f. Hankins, and all debts
of the firm will be paid by said Han
klns. Dated at Walden, Colo, this
3rd day Of February, 1902.
W. F. HAWKINS,
W. II. SLKE.
North Park union., 1902-02-14

The DENVER REPUBLICAN in an
editorial Exploring Thibet," speaks
of Russian expedition, under Cap
tain Kozlofi, making an effort to ex-
plore parts Of Thibst: and that his
efforts were successful only IN ssour-
ing specimens illustrating the natur-
al history Of the country, and then
says Of Thlbet: 1T is surrounded
by high mountains. and 1t is 81 iso-
lated that it has not proved suf-
ficiently temptne prize to induce
any Of the great powen to reduce il
to enforced subjsction."
That last sentence illustrates the
present ambition Of the great powers.
To hunt around over the earth fol
tempting prizes, and tnen reduce
them to enforced subjection- Eng
land id South Africa, and the United
North Park union., 1902-02-14
Epworth League soclan

Only a few days notice lla ,1.'s ~
given of the sociable to be lelaNn y,
home Of Mr.. Henry Riddle lla's. y
night, but before $50 the house y :
full Of men, women and chlIdna ! !
numbers the latter pTedoal'ass
From the first, fun was on ll' =. !
gram, and various Games yeF ,'a ! !
ssaaed in by yoangspi Old aliS' II !
an hour or two, during all Of 'aa !,
time a hum OF conversation aud -, =
eral mcrriment prevailed. d pr, I
nent feature of the evening was \, !,
impromtu post Office presided q,",. ,.,,.
j. NJ. Smith, president OF 'le l'lsy, q,
assisted by Bella Seymour IA IA
which man5 missiecs were sem e, h,s,, ,,l,
to almost all, in the shape =. MAJ,
some and grotesquc valentines. a.,,i,s ia
were hard hitters, but were i', 'at,s,S
cheerfully. At ten O'Clock .,,,, s"cl z Il
ments were served, con5ls'l,is ~ d S5sg:,
fee, sandwiches, pickles, ca,'' ", rs,rt1
etc, all of which were moe oss,o5,d b
enjoyed, and promptly dlspa''r,s. soas...
the guests, who kept up 81 Fn.
racket of jollity al the tine n, :.
the Oldest to the yoanges. ~ A. cbssi
the order OF the evening W." aa 70
fulness and sociability seem. ,,s and b.
contagious. To Mrs. Ri4als 1.i' ser ar Ii
daughter Ethel, Mrs ftsc Iet,,e Nj
Misses Clara DALEY ana -, Ia s,a !
ler and Florence Naalni,d a,,sd,,oIa
group of school glrls. tas iac ~
success of the evening : W. !, Il,
l,er crowd hasfnot y .la'as" ' r-1e
den for many weeks ~ io,s u,
tauly ysshes that such o'e's,. .rtc d
aune oftsner. The happy p'
bes,ea about midnight
North Park union., 1902-02-14

Send your mail orders for Clothing
and Shoes to Woodruff and Ter T,
Laramie.
C. L. Moore of Pinkhamton was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
Woodruff and Terry, Laramie;
will save you money on mems and
boys clothing.
T. NJ. Aksrs of Pearl, our irrepres
sible Tom, was transacting bushes:
In Walden last Saturday.
Mr.. George Newcomb is having
touch of La Grippe this week. W.
hope he Will soon be we'll again.
Donaldson Bros of Rand, drove
a herd of cattle through town last
Tuesday to the north end of thu
Park to feed until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Case were trans
acting business in town Tuesday.
Heretofore for a number of year.
they have been living in California
near Los Angeles. Their home i:
now on the old Capt. Hubbard ranc b
North Park union., 1902-02-14

Mr.. JOHN ZIMMERMAN Of Home,
Larimer County, has expressed his
opinion very freely in the Denver
Times, concerning the proper route
for the great ship canal. Hs lavors
the Panama route and gives good res
sons therefor. He has been over both
end knows Whist he is talking about.
His letter is also quoted in the Fort
Collins Courier.
North Park union., 1902-02-14
Jew r1scUrB, wolaco Colon

the old Antlers' Hotel, which q
burned a wear ago last Ons
All damages claimed, will snoaal
over half a million.
St. Louis and Paterson n. l.
both victims OF very destrucliye ~
recently. In the former lr' sh'a
persons lost their lives, andin fH
son about s8,OoO,OOo worth Of PN
erty was destroyed, and q il0aA
people are homeless.
North Park union., 1902-02-14
FOR SALE--ONE SAW
MILL COMPLETE includ-

ing planer and flooring machine com.
bined, GUNNER and cut off saw, and
edger. For price and terms, ad-
dress all inquiries to BENNETT &
WELLS, Butler, Colorado.
Bids are being received by the post
office department, to carry the mail
from Laramie to Walden by Bos.
well and Jelm, instead Of the old
route direct from Woods. The new
bidders to take possession July 1st.
Whoever gets the contract We hope
may get good pay and give us first
class service.
The North Park Bank has had a
beautiful pattern of gilt finished pa
per put on the walls of their business
house, linoleum laid on the floor, and
other improvements made, so that
now they begin to look neat and CO
sy indeed New desks, chairs, and
other furniture have been arriving
this week, and now the bank is in
deed in handsome quarters for bust.
ness. Just go in and see how nice
it Is.
The Dodge county (Minn) Repub-
lican offered prize for tile best me-
nu for Thanksgiving dinner, contest