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The National tribune., 1902-09-11
pESERII0N

The above resolution also renders
pensionable certain soldiers and sailors of
war 1S61-5 who enlisted without discharge
from former enlistment, served faithfully
six months or more and were hOnorably dis
charged.
Advice free. No pension, no fee.
MILO B. STEVENS & CO., Attys.,
500 18th 80. N. w.. Washington. ID. 6.
Founded 1854 by Milo d. Stevens, 18th Ohio
Battery.
troit.
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE. April l, 1897:
"The firm is worthy of confidence upon the
ground both OF competency and honesty"
The National tribune., 1902-09-11

n6s~1@sSN FINEBLOODED Cattle, Sheep, Hogs
E~~xsS ~ Poultry, Sporting Dogs Send stamps
for catalogues; l5o ensravinss.
N p BOYER & co. Coatesville, Pa
The National tribune., 1902-09-11
INDIAN WARS

Act of June -. 1902, extends the
Indian Wars service-pension act of
July 81, 1892, to various Indian wars prior
to 1860, not included in former act Wild
OWS entitled if not remarked
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-04

J. ]. Hudiey is here from Kin 9
fisher.
J. NJ, Gales. of Dallas, is 10
the city.
Mrs. T. Thompson is on the
sick list.
FA CASTOR IS zere from Bowie,
Texas, roday
JEFF Gilmore left for the west
on the morning tIan n.
NJ. G. Tatiiisoo, of Clay Center,
Kansas, is il the ciiy
IT, Nj. Carl Is lcosirg after
bis farm near La@'en today.
The little ehiid Of Mr. and Mrs.
Csc. Rhinehee II is quiie SICK.
Nap B. Chatiile, Of AuadarAor
is lransac.iog business here today
Bod True and hlile son went "a
Aua8arko on the ca ly morning
train.
II. A. Nnnely, Of Fort Wortb'
.tI ~ /,
has accepted a position with the
Palace Drug Store.
W. T. Nabbs went to Hobart
yesterday on business for the
Wholesale Grocery CO,
II. L. Jarboe, junior member OF
the Glkey Jarbos Hardware Co.,
is confined 10 his home bY a Sc
We e attack Of pneumonia.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-04
scaIe Looss al .aIe ! LAI. u.

Scale books for sale a this cf-
ace.
win a. wehb Is il The ci,y
from Blackwell. 0. T.
W. o. Martin, Of Ponca. is look
inc after business here.
Nathan Auien is sick at lie
home of his sister, Mrs. Chl,ley
r Sc.
II. f. Price, one Of our leading
real estate men, went to Lawton
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Crawford
are in the city. Mr.. Crawftrd is
agent for the TOO Rich TO Marry
Opera Company.
comedy drama, entitled
"What happened to Brown, was
presented at the opera house last
night by the home talent company
under the auspices of X. Of P.
Lodge. The play was wen rem
dered and the attendance was
very good. Several Of Chicka~
sha's young ladies and gentlemen
rendered their part 10 Q manner
that displayed rare ability. Ex-
celIent music was rendered By the
Chickasha Orchestra; Miss Rem
mington presided at the piano.
The piano solo By Miss Patti
Adams was perfection and receir
d hearty applause.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-02-04

/ am over stocked with shotguns,
revolyers, rifles. ammunition, hunting
coats, leggins. and all kinds of
Sporting goods.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-10-08
geit iiber go Sahreu

lbpn purbe Wars. WinslDp's 6pD.
thing Syrup pDn MilIipneu ppr
Miittern beim 8abnen Der Ginber
angemenoet. Wirit Dm i'm @1lafe
burb baS Sbreien eines &inbes ge-
itDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit unb Dur
5bmersen meint2 Meun 10. lafle
i0fort cine Slai1e pDn ,Wrs.
Winslnus SDDtbing @sprup" bDlen.
Sein @ertb lit unbeaablbar. Sc
tuiro Dem fleinen 2eibenben lofort
2inberune peribaffen. 8erlaBt eu9
oarauf, Miitter, es ift fein 8meifel
oariiber. gs beilt Diarrbpe, regus
lirt ben Wagen uno bic geieren. be.
Ieitigt gBinb &Dlif, ertpeidt ben
@aumen, perbinbert Gntsiinbuno
uno itdrtt bas gan5e Spftem. mMrs.
Binslops Soothing Syrup" fiir saB.
,tenbe &inoer 1T angenebm i'm Sc.
I9mad; oas Hecept italr,lt BON
einem Der beiten ueibliben Nerste in
ben Ser. Staaten. @S lit bel allen
Druggiiten in Der ganaen Welt gu
buben. Breis Is Gents per sSlaI@e.
&auft nibts anberes, als Wsrs.
Winslops SoothinazSprup.
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= Die Witelieber bes forti1rittz
lihen 8ereins .@albed" in Berlin
baben es iib nibt nebmen laiien. an
benz algemeinen 8arteitae Der frei=
iinnieen 8olfspartei, tpelber am
o., %. unb 90. September in 6amz
burg in Sibung mar, in Dffentli1er
8eriammlung ibarfe &ritif gu iiben.
gluf bas @ebeiB gugen &ifters fan=
ben Die Gerbanblungen in 6ant=
burg unter itrengitem IusibluB
Der Seifentlihfeit itatt; fein Ser
treter Der Brelie purbe sugelai=
fen, un6 iiber bic 9ebatten lit biz
oatO abiolutes Stilllbpeieen bepb=
adtet tpDrben. Die .@aloeder" bas
ben iih infolge benen babin ausge=
iproben, Die freilinnigen @abler per=
langten cine DffentlidJe DiSfnl1ion
un6 mDllten ttibt bios als Gtitnmz
pieb bel ben @ablen figuriren. Den
Jiibrern tpirb pDrgemDrfen, baB fie
fib als 6erren uno Weiiter auflpiel=
ten, Die yeie Niemanoen 8eranttuDrs
tung 81 ibuloen glaubten.
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rem, unb gu feiner tpis gu 9ertrubs
lleberraf9ung erfldrte Der QlHeKor,
i'm cine @trefe lpeit begletten gu tpo1z
len. Der 9tbenb fei 10 fd6n uno bic
Ruble na9 Der unleibli9en SagesbiBe
70 erquidenb, baB er ii6 ni6t enf>
f9lteBen fDnnte, ieBt f9on fetn 3tn<
mer auf5ufu9en. Mtan tpinf@te iif1
CUTE Na6t, unb Mutter unb Sn9ter
blieben ollein.
n8i1t 0u miibe2" fraete BITE @rGfin,
na9bem bic 9aritte Der fi9 langfam
entfernenben 9erren berbollt pdrer.
rNein, foa td Dir nod @efeni9aft
letiten, Mamd2"
$50, Ou tdnnit nod etn Wetl9en
bfetben. Sd babe Dir ndnli9 eine
Mtttbeilung gu MAIDEN, bic Di9 freuen
Dtrb; hiit Dn aber uneegriffen, 70 perz
f9teben mir es auf morgeg, ertptberte
bic @rGfirl.
@ertrub batte bte Mittbeilunaen ber
Wautfer iebo9 fiirdten gelernt, felbit
ipenn fie als oerfreuli9e" angetiinbet
tpurben, unb barum aog tie Dor, fosleid
gu boren, um mas es fth banble.
nOie S9ipierigtetten, bon benen id
Dir in 3pfenburg sefprp9en, beite6en
ni6t mebr, bds Slid 1T MIR suriidse,
febrt."
80, pie mid bas freut, Mamal"
rief bic aomteb, iid CUR Mutter bin-
iiberbeugenb.
(SortfeBune folat).
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3 e / a 8.

- @oo. Sapers bat auf Den i.
NDpember cine Wab( nnbarauut in
bem &pnereBnablbesirte, up ourd
ben SOB oes &pnsreBmannes De
@raffenreio eine 8afana entitanoer,
1T.
= Sn gl Balp lieoen oenl Diz
itriftgeribte, beiien Iermin iett be-
gonnen bat, nidt tpeniger als bun=
bert @heibeioungsflagen CUR @nt=
ibeioung por!
= Die garrpl Oil @ea & Drill
ling So. in Beaumont bat an ibre
Nftipndre cine Dipibenbe BON 1tibt
penieer als $50 BrDsent fir Iueult
unb @epten1ber pertbeilt!
= Nus 2arebD miro ge1brieben:
Sn Sulee zines Streifs auf Der
=Werican=8abn eine ben san=
gen Gag fein Bug auf Der Strede
oDn bier nab Corpus @briiti. Nui
Der Meriean NatiDnalzBabn ging
AUDI nur Der Baiiagiers3 Bug BON 2a=
re0D t1aD WiDnteren.
- Carrie 9eatiDn. Die 8eillbninz
germ, 1T in Dallas eingetrpffen. NOD
fie auf Der Jair GDrtrdge balten Mill
= Sn SDlae Der Nabldiiiafeit
zines Wdbters brah auf Dem Deli
felbe BON Spinbletop bel Beaumont
5euer aus, fpelbes gieentbun i'm
@ertbe BON ca. $3.50, 900 aerftDrte
Den erDBten Sbaben bat Die 6p9a=
Snapne=gDmpanb erlitten.
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Wos Die Ghentie nid1t Nu

@as Die gbenie nidt Nnes
.fertie brinet! Die gbemifer baben
bic 9rappfeloer Deutlhlanbs uno
Tranfreid's burb bic Daritellung
Der Gnilinfarbftoffe fir 8rotfriibte
u. bgl. frei gemabt; lie baben init
ben gobenillez unb Snbi9os8 8lanta.
gen aufaerdunlt. haben ben Uanille=
&ulturen ourh 6eriteaung fiinitliber
8aniae itarfe GonfurrenS eemaht.
SEPT fpmn1t 6r. SuliuS @alfer aus
Betersbure uno proousirt perntittellt
eleftrilber StrDme 3uder aus Sob
lenldure, unb nibt bios 3uder, iDn-
bern auh Oralldure, gitronenldure
uno Weinidure. Dieie @elebrtenars
belt riidt Die 8rDouttion oes 3uders
obne' '3uderrobr uno 6iiben in ereif=
bare Ndbe.
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@eitamSmii5e eines prieiters.

&en. Sobn 8. gpr BON @eat,
Irf., ibreibt: n12 Sabre lang litt
ib an @elbiubt. Sd conIultirte
cine erOBe ansabl BON Nersten uno
ib probirte ale Meoicinen. aber
obne ieoen @rfolg. Damn beeann
i1 ben Electric Bitters" au ae=
brauden uno if fiible. baB id iebt
BON oem 2eioen befreit bin, oas
mid II Sabre in ieinen &lauen
bate" Wenn Sic cine auperldiiige
Webicin fir 2eber= uno geierenlei=
ben, fir Magenit0runeen unb al@
eemeine Sbmdhe nDtbig baben, 10
nehtnen Sic Electric Bitters"
@s miro garantirt BON s. aalteper
& Sobn, @eD. 5. s. Sbnitt, @i>
gentbiimer, uno 30. 0reiB, Droaui@
iten. Sour so Gents.
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(ssortieBuna folat).

.Sd) fiible bid = fd,pm lit me;n
gtbmers getniitbert; ib faiie bicb-ihpn
1T bic dual 9elinbert!" @abrlih, 70
6arf Der SdnDrrboiben<aeibenbe iaeen,
iuenn ct, eines Der 5arten 3dpfnen Der
ssANAkESIS" antuenbenb, feline bp6en
grtpnrtunsen ben Der 6eilfraft oieier
Webisin nod iibertrDffen finbet. &er
tuDllte nod tueiter iene 8ein er.ragea,
pdbrenb es bod iebem Batienten m6a-
lih 9emacbtiit lie sl bertreiben Brpbir's
einmal! Noreiiire P. Neustaedter & Co
Box 2416, New York City, mm nment.
gelffid3 cine TrDbe 5it betpnmen. Die
: 'Anakesis" 1T in alien Mpotbefen 81
baben. 9reis 81.
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Sin xieheshrief

miro Sic niht intereiliren, tpenn
Sic auf Der Sube iino nab elmer
earantirten Salbe fir gBunoen,
acknowledgment uno 6dmurrboi=
ben. Ottu Doob pDn Bonoer, Mu.,
ihreibt: SD litt Elm Sabr lang an
elmer bdBlihen @unoe, aber cine
S1a6tel BON n0udlen's arnicas
Salbe bette mid. gs iit Die bette
Salbe auf groen." Sir % Gents
bic Sbabtel bel S. 8alteper, @eo.
5. s. Sbnitt. @iaentbiimer. uno
Gb. DreiB. Droguiiten.
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Gus 6apana pirb eeldrieben:
Die Gorlage, tpelbe Die cubanilbe
Mrtillerie I'M 1000 Wann permebren
min, Fam i'm Senat CUR 2elung, unb
Die Sreunoe Der 8urlage erfldrten,
bieielbe iollte 10 ihnelI als mDglib
aneenDmtnen tperoen, ba bic arneri=
faniiben Offupationstruppen an=
geblid) nur beSmegen nibt 9ans su=
ritGgesDgen tpDrben tpdren, neil Die
bepaffnete Mabt guba's ni1t itarf
aenug iei, Inn ibre Steqe gu per=
leben. Senor Wfprua fonitatirte,
oaB er iicb bel Der cubaniIhen He=
gierung nab Dem @runbe oes ldn=
geren Gerpeilens Der an1erifani=
f9en Gruppen in Cuba erfunoiet,
aber feline Mntport erbalten babe.
SenDr WDrua itellt oanu ben Mn=
trag. Die 8egierung oariiber gu in=
terpelliren, Db Die Mnpeienbeit Der
Imerifaner oappn abbdngia lei, oaB
geniigeno cubaniibe Nrtiaeriiten be-
reit ieien, an ibre Stelle au treten.
8Dn nerlbiebenen Seiten lpuroe
oage9en baS Bebenfen laut. oaB man
ourb cine iolbe Snterpe0atiDn Bcls
ma. Der iid pielleiht nit Waibing=
ton betreffs Der &iid5ugsfraee nod
nibt in 8erbinoung geiebt. lnDgli-
berueile in gr0Be Gerleeenbeit ieben
fDnne. Der Mntrag tpuroe lhlieb=
lih einem Senats= =gpnlite iiberuie=
ienmi Der Dertrauli1en Snitruftion,
bel Der Mominiitration ausfinoig su
MAIDEN, aus tpelden @riinoen Die
amerifaniihen 9ruppen mod ldnger
in Cuba perueilen.
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aatarrb faun nid,t .furirt ,perseu

ourd locale 9lppeationen, oa e ben Sit Der Rrant=
belt nidt errei6en fonnen: &atarrb 1T cine 8lut=
ooer Contributions =Rrantbeit, unb UNI lie sn belen,
mlBt Sbr innerli9e $oeilmitte uebmen fal's
Gatarrb Rur niro eingenpntinen unb wirtt oirett
alf oas glut unb Die i6leimiee Sberild6e 9aa's
&atarrb =Gur 1T feline Gnadialber MeSi5in Sic
wuroe eit Sabren bon einen Der beten @er3e bieIes
9enoes peroronet uitD 1T Elm reeelmdBises Geeept
Sic beftebt aus ben beten befannten Sonica, per=
bunoen nit Den beiten Stutreinigungsmitteln Die
0irett auf Die Sdeimpberfld9e ipirten Sie poll=
tOnmene gerbiuouns Der smei 8eitanotbeile 1T es,
mas iold' tuunberpofle Relultate bel Der 6eil1na
BON Ratarrb berporbringt. 2aBt Guh 3euenife
sntionFt ididen.
s. 3. Gbenep & Co., Solebo, Ohio.
So gerfauft bon alien @potbefern 9reis rs
Gents Die Glaide.
6all's 7fanilen= =giaen inb bic beHen.
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0Sirft alle VpranSiagnmgen iiber Den
Satfen.

s. S. 9uebes par elm 9anoioat
fir bas Nmt oes Sbabmeiiters in
Du Bont, @a., aber es tpuroe i'm
nDrausgsiaet. oaB er feline iebs
WDnate mebr leben piirbe. @r litt
ihDn felt 3 Sabren an einem 2un=
gensIbfcef. Sein 2eben bling nur
nod an einen ssaoen, als er pou
"Dr. Kings New Discovery
fir Sbminbfubt bDrte. St per=
luhte baiielbe unb tpuroe iblieBlid
gebeilt, 10 baB ale iene 8orausia=
gungen iiber ben 6aufen eemprfen
tpurben. gs miro politip garantiri
fir 6als= uno 2ungenleioen puu
S. &alteper & Spbn, Geo. S. s.,
Shmitt, @igentbiimer, uno Go,
DreiB, Droguiiten. Breis so gents
unb $1.00. BrDbeflaife frei.
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Giienbabn TaDr=Ylan.
5. & @. u. sahu. .

Nb "a brt.
Nacb alien Norb~9egas~8unften
................... Sorn,.
Nab ct. 9Duis, Waemp6is uno oent
Often. 30 Mittoas.
yeaeb gDrbeSeras, Santa Sc unb Srisco<
Hunften .S.l5 Nbenbs.
gab ct. Souls, gSacp unb benz Often
S.UU NDeHDS.
geacb 2arebp uno Merico. 800 8prm.
Nnfurft.
Bon st. 9Duis unb bem Often. 4. 80 8Drm.
gon 3Dro~Seras. Santa Sc unb 6risco-
Hunften ......,......S.4 6. .45 8prnt.
BDn lDeolen 8unftert .S.45 Naehu.
8Dn ct. 2Duis uno benz Often. Ii. As Ibbs.
Bon 9arebD uno WeritD :. II. 10 9farbnt.
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spmtber, Yacific 8abn.

Nah yaetu Orleans, 9DuftDn unb Sol.
beitOn taglib. .12:15 MittaqS,
unb 7.50 Mbenbs.
Nab 81 8aiD, galifDrnien unb Merttu
.................... .9:15 8prm.
Nacb NDrb~geras, ct. Souls unb gbicas
go (Katy Flyer ........8:30 Mbenbs.
Mnfunft.
gon Noro<9eIas, ct. 2ouis unb gbicaeD
Katy Flyer) .........8 800 WDrgens.
Gon Neiu Orleans, SDuitDn unb Sol.
neion td9ltb. 7.30 WDrgens
unb 5:45 Nabnt.
Bon 81 Baio, galifDrnten unb Meritu
Observation-Disclosures. 200 MbenbS.
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= Die @dbler Gegiitrirune fiir
bic Nopemberrabl bat beaonnen.
@leib am eriten 9age lieBen fib
1872 Mdbler reoiitriren.
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Cine Gusfteaune fir
iib lit bas @aarenlaaer Der q e.
brii Der 9 riser, Die alS Supe=
liere i'm @eiten obenan iteben.
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Seiratbs=g d,eine.

Senrp 3uihlae uno @liie S6afer.
Or. Sobn s. 6ines uno girainia
GoIip.
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- @S 1T nibt alles @olo. mas
gldnst-es alanst aber AUDI niht al.
les @olo.
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- Wenn ettuas nur pereDlbet iit,
ion man es ibleuniait au periilbern
iuhen,
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u n fun It.
w. 6. & =. eabm.
" B + a hrt.

u b q TT.
Racb 8aeo, Sort 8ortb, Dallas, &anias
gitb, ct. 2ouis unb Chicago, tdglitb,
(Suniet 9epDt) ....... $50 Woreens,
uno $50 Mbenbs.
Nnfunft:
8on Chicago, ct. 2Duis, 8anlas gitB,
Oallas, Sort 8ortb unb 8ac1, tdalih
(Suniet 9epDt) ....7 As NDrQens,
unb $50 Nbenos
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g. u. & u. y. 8abm.
0fhfnhrt

Na1b guero. goatltm. 5puitpn uno @al-
befDn, taglih. $40 8Drnt.
yfacb Corpus gbriiti, GDfpDrt nnb Bee
billie tdglicb .2.40 Nadbm.
Narb 8Drne unb 8errpilIe, tdglib $50.
.................... .9:25 8Drrn.
Nnfunft.
Bon guerD, goatun, SDuiton unb @al.
neitOn, tdgli6. .7:15 Mbenos.
8on Corpus gbrifti, 8odpDrt unb See.
billie t1gltdb. 1:45 Hnmn1
gon 8brne nnb 8errnille. tdglib.
Nbenos
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Sir in 2aafaria>0 0iftriateti

9sbsabs linb gutt's gillsn unerldBli9;
is srbaltsn ben &OrpersSrsanismus 10
poaitanoise SrSnuns unb lie beiuirtsr
Ab(olutr gsilnu9
bon aOpfidmer;sn, S.rSauunssbe
fdwerbsn. Malaria. gcberleibsn. Ser
ifopfuns unb alien @alsntrautbelten
1mtt's 2ebets piae,..
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Gulf ghpre Babn.
Bio hrt.

Nah 9anernia, Sutberlanb Springs.
Stodbale, tdslib, ....... 800 Borm.
Mnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, Sutherlans Sprines unb
2abernia, tdalioh, .2:30 Rahm
The state herald., 1902-05-02
BIG HORN BASIN.

Are you interested in the Big Horn
Basin Of Wyomingt
It's a rich but undeveloped portion Of
Northwestern Wyoming. 1t contains
marvellous opsnipgs for small ranches
along good streams in the valleys, with
one million acres Of government land
open TO settlement under the United
States land laws.
The Burlington Route has Just pub.
lished folder descriptive Of the Big
Horn BASIN. II is illustrated and con.
tains an accurate map. il tells about
the lay Of the land, character Of the soil,
products, yield, irrigation and oppor.
tunities.
II you're interested, better write for .
copy. Its free. ]. FRAscIs,
Gen. Psss. Ag't,
bD Omaha, Nebr.
The state herald., 1902-05-02

graceful in this fact, either to his intelli-
gsnoe or his morals, but Il was unusual
enough to attract attention, and sufi-
cisntly obnoxious to tho general senti-
nsnt Of bis former political associates
and to his fellow citizens generally
throughout tho west, to attract to him 3
large amount Of attention.
Mr.. Morton vas q man Of sufficient
intelligence to be able to give very good
reason for his beliefs. and he was Of
sufficient firmness to hold to his opin-
ions, in spite Of unfavorabls criticism.
The fact that he came from the same
state as William j. Bryan, to whose
political and financial principles he was
dramatically opposed. also contributed
to bring him into prominence.
Outslds Of politics, Mr.. Morton was 8
man Of considerable ability, and Of high
character. He is popularly known as
the father Of Arbor day. and while sec-
rotary OF agriculture did good service
for the west In particular and tho coun.
try in general.
Even bis political enemies respected
him, and recognized him rs belonging to
= class that can never become too nu-
merous for the national welfare. Colo.
RADIO Springs Gazstts.
The state herald., 1902-05-02
sHRINERs WILL TRAVEL.

sHRINERS WILL TRAVEL.
The Burlington Route and ,,s CON.
nsct,ous west Of Of Denver hsvs been
cbossn % the Official routs Of Tausisr
Temple, Mystic shrnsrs, to the Imperial
Council Mobiles Of Mystic Shrine d ssa
Frsnsisoo. Jane 10 70 II.
Tso special cars hsvs already been
reserved b! TAnsisr Temps, and ID.
d't'onsl cars will DO provided - rsssrvs.
t'ons srs .ads. II 10 important that oil
Shrinsrs Who will attend this convention
make their reservations st ~ early date.
The shnpsrs viii issvs the Burlips.
ton Station, Omaha, as p. NJ, June I.
Denver viii hs rsscbsd the as.t morn.
Ing. ssd - entire day spept 10 Colorado
Sprsss. ose sf the rnost delightful ol
Rocky Mountsin ssssrts. Bal, Lake
City sill bs rssohsd on the morning ss
June q, snd shst day given ever 70 ~.
'ss the wonderful city Of z,en. Ths
psr'y will arrive 10 San Francisco q
s'%s g. IN, June o. big
The state herald., 1902-05-02
HAXTUN.

Mr.. Mode Hatch drove to the Jules
burg country Saturday returning the
following day.
Nj. and Mrs. Ira Gray visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Mode Hatch and family
Sunday.
Mrs. Hendrix and family visited with
her son Bliss Hendrix and family Sun
day.
Mr.. Morgan Of Holyoke came up on
the train Saturday evening and drove
out to visit with Elmer Shaier east from
town.
NJ A. Mr.. Parker was here last week buy.
ing up horses for the South African war.
4. M. Axleson returned from q two
weeks visst at Holdrsge and vicinity
Friday evening.
D. W. Scott and Ed. Finch were vis-
itors to the County capitol Saturday.
The sports Of the town have purchased
4 set OF boxing gloves. Now watch the
the fur fly.
One Of H. E. Browns children bus
been quite sick with the mumps this
week.
H. A. Trsso the Holyoke implement
man was in town Tuesday looking after
bis business interests here.
We believe that Haxtun and vicinity
has the most industrious class OF people
on the globe. We have not seen losfsr
for coons age sad should one turn up
he would 10 promptly pushed into tho
cellar % there 10 such . demand for
labor and it appears to 10 impossible
to get sufficient help.
We are glad to nsts that at last the
editor Of the Republican has come to the
defence u "Cross Eyed joe. We have
always believed that = man with the
talent and authority exhibited by Joe"
could defend himself. The Republican
editor has in unmistakeable language
given his readers to understand that
"Joe" does not possess this faculty. Who
is to be pittisd? The editor must have
been badly worked up over this matter.
We advise him to 60 of and take rest
for awhile after his excited effort.
Yankee Bill.
The state herald., 1902-05-02
,rIs Hotter to snile.

The sunniest skies are the fairsst,
The hsppiest hours are best;
OF all lifs's high blessings the rarest
Are fullest OF comfort and rest.
Though Fate Is our purpose denying,
Let each bear his part like man,
Nor saddsn the world with his sighiaR,-
Tis better to smile il We can.
Each heart hss its burdens Of sorrow
Each soul has Its shadow OF doubt,
Tis sunshine we're ysarning to borrow
True sunshine within and without.
Then let US wear faces Of pleasure
The world shall be happy to scan.
And add to the wealth Of its treasure
'Tis better to smile il we can.
Nixon Waterman in May National.
The state herald., 1902-05-02
According to the report made recently

According to the report made recently
by Nd oil expert, the prospects for sue
cessfu! oil wells are much better at n
point on the plain l5 miles east OF Der
yer than in the Boulder oil district. HIS
report is rather encouraging for pros
pecting on the plains and, - his investi-
cations were made for the benefit Of
some Denver capitalist, it is altogether
probable that some move will bs made to
test t5e correctness Of his report. Ac-
cordipg TO the theory on vhich bis re-
port is based. there is good reason for
believing that oil could be obtained
even Al far from the moutains N Hol.
and neighboiipg towns.