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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-02-27
Napifiubil1unt 2ep'S XIII,

I'm ~. lSebruar trat Der ~. Sa=
ter SEQ XIII. in bas finn unbsmanz
sisite Sabr leiner pdpitli9en &egte=
rlll1s Elm, allf wel9es leltene Greisz
rlib mir i6on binsewiel en baben. Ser
groBe, perebrte, mperseBli9e Faplt
9ius TX. mar am 7. Sebruar 1878
aeltorben. Wit Slisesl6nelle bran9
sic Sruuerfunbe in ale finf @elt=
tbeile, llnb no Elm fatbolil6es Sers
i6lls, 81 wurbe es audi pom Der
SobesbotI6aft tiefinnerli9 ersriien.
vYius lit tobt. Ser Yapit lit seitorz
ben . Inner Sater fat uns perlalien,
mir limb permaiit!" 10 laateteu bic
&lasen in Siitten, in Yaldlten, in
&ir6en. Yius TX. itarb, aber er
itarb ni6t gang ; er lebt, lebt tn Soft,
lebt i'm Simmel! llnb audi Der Yapit
itarb allf grben ni6t, bas Yapitz
tbumlebtfor @ar bic Stride
aud na6 benz Sobe Ytus' obne Oberz
balpt, 10 par iie es bod, semdB
Gbriiti untrisli6er SerbeiBuns, ni6t
lanse, muir breisebn Sage. S6On am
20. Sebruar fonnte Ser 80 idbrise
Cardinal Gaterint, seitiet auf bie
Qrme ieiner &apldne, bem barrenben
Solfe %perfinben, baB Die ~perpaiite
!Strfe auf Grben mieber Elm Sber=
baupt babe.
IS mar cine ebrpirbise, erlau9=
te S9aar, bas fl. Golesium Der Gar
binale, bic am IS. Sebruar 1873,
na6bem Ser Sirlterbil6Of pom Pras,
Cardinal Sriebri6 S6warsenbers,
in Ser paulinii6en &apeae Elm feierz
li6es slmt seiunsen bate, in Bic iirz
tinil6e &apele unb barauf ms Gonz
clape sur Fapltwabl sos. Sierunb=
ie9sis gminensen sdblte bamals bas
III. Gollesium ; BON bielen waren nar
pier ni6t susesen (Oarlnter Cardinal
WcGlosfep, Der nod auf benz Wfeer
mar, lnb Der Cardinal pon 9iliabon,
Der aber am speiten Sag nod ms
Gonclape trait ; ale ubrisen waren
in Der feierli@en Prosefiion unb truz
gen bas soloene gectorale : Sruit=
freus-, bas tie ionlt in &om nt6t
seisen, often an Der Sruit. Sn Der
iirtinil9en &apelle wurbe bas Veni
Creator anseltimmt nno bas @ebet
gum 81. 9eilt selunsen. @enn ie,
oann brau6t bic Stride BEL Der 8abl
hires ii9tbaren Sauptes ben Seiltanb
bes S90pferseiites, Ser emit iber
ben @bsrinben i6webte unb BET beiz
fen @u~slenbuns bas anselt6t Der
Grbe ii6 erneuerte. Na9 Ser Nnru=
funs bes sOttli6en Settles bielt Der
72jdbrise SarbinalzO etan Gamiaus
81 pietro cine furse &ebe, na9 Der
bas meitere 9fitual fur lOl6' auBerz
orbentli6e Seier-gerleiuns Der einz
i6lasisen Gonltitltionen, @ioslei=
ituns &C. gu gnbe sefabrt wuroe.
&l6 Ser Shirt Warius Gbisi ~leiitete
iebt ais Der 81. rOmil9en &ir9e erbz
li6er Marl6aG ben Glib, Nles be-
oba6ten gu molten, mas ieines @mtes
wdbrenb Ser Gauer bes Gonclaues
lit. Sest sinsen bic GminenSen in
.ibre 3eaen (GOnclape) unb nod ein=
gebro6ener Na9t murben ale s3uz
9dnse gu benlelben boppelt peri9lolz
fen unb bann murbe lpdter no6mals
pom @ubernator bes Goncils, Mfsr.
&icci, Ser 8erl6luB seprift.
Q6 Oienitas, ben 10. Sebruar,
mar Der eri tie @ablaft = Scrutiz
MUM. Gines Sormfeblers ruesen
batte er feline meitere 8ebeutnns, ais
bas er eisentli@ bod bic nGanotoa=
ten" Der erlau@ten @dbler offenbar=
tie. Cardinal 9eccib bate bereits
nor alien anberen gminenSen bic met
iten (18) Stimmen; mad ibm tam
r o.. 30 A ,m;% SoAa
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1rALY's p1scoHrENr.
stssess .. the r.s.s casssA ~ Ps>~
Pay, Peer PssA aaa Sesia1fsa
Agitation.

From the 18th Of Juns " the 18th
of July the wheat, rye and barley har-
vests are in progress In italy aud the
socialists are taking this critical time
in the agricultural industry to spread
the gospel Of discomfort against the
conditions of labor, wages aud taxa
tim. 1t is iear&d that large farmers
will be ruined by strikes AMONG farm
hborers. On an average two strikes
. day have occurred In Italy since
February. the movement affecting all
trades and c.asses of worIinz men.
At any moment II - feared that .
spark might kindle a eou.'a grafton.
The socialist leaders plead for peace
full mear- for lettering the conditions
OF labor. but the italian people are
innamnab:e and they are notorious
" underpaid and underfed. They are
20 largely in the majority that they
hold the remedy in their own hands.
II they would bat use their power in
diligently and toward definite end
But the nasa OF the people are miser-
ably ignorant - wei; as poor, and feel
doubiy helpless and impotent. They
have OILY brute strength and lives to
throw away in fruitless revolution.
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eprnrve r-uo.yr rvre
Yea ny Dasa fAsss Rs<v wseA ~
easesy - Dc saha,ssassaa

A Hiser may Be superstitfous, bst he
il rs plaeky - man ~ hreaiAeA One
creature. however. mo& of them ahy
~ The rsgh, Of. TAsa 10 tie great,
b;eA It'd. ~hits s1td<r- ~hirA rustles
aion- .is =a-ls Of the shaft and dis
a-p-s-s n some cleft IN tie rock Nat
s-al..s fer q .oag tirse would Eot
o.Gers raaf these hp;Se-s we're really
csv- drc,.e-s. They declared hat ,hey
~e-. mercy ordinary spEers ;ha; had
fallen CT crePt ip:o he 1a;rta But at
LAT eEs va. hrcrgh; TO famous rat
rral;,t. AID founi By him Ia be Also
lriely without eyes This proved be-
yonn6 lcuh. that for centuries the
creatures aacestors lad lived b<yond
the reach Q: sunlight
A sp.5s-. sven II he DOES live IN the
depths q. She earth. must eat. and
more recently his prey has been dis
covered. I, IS L Aor, o. small beetle.
Another scorpion-;ike inject. called the
bloth-us, also tak~s hia blind way over
the rocks and stalks by -csna and
touch he ssne prey. 1t il wonder
full thing to watch one of these crea-
cures hunting beetle. and almost Inn
possible to realize cts absolute blind
ness when one se-s how perfectly its
movements correspond with those Of
its intended victim.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
BEY0uD TIE span OF LIE.


To be sentenced 70 iDPrisonmentf for
the term Of ores natural life IL hard
enough. but to be eonsigned TO . dun
geon cell for . couple Of thousand
years is indeed narrowing. Yet for
eign Judges not infrequentiy impose
sentences Of several csnturies without
IL being considered anything remark
able. No; long ago an Italian adven-
surer Vas convicted of @ distinct for
serief. He was sentenced in each eass,
With the result tAss h will b frss in
the year 2oeS.
A couple of years ego . young man
was arrested in Vienna who, upon his
own showing. should have been SEN
fenced 10 600 year, imprisonment.
A %ntai o. 400 charges was brought
againl; .airn, and be was convicted and
.ea..s-sd on all of them. But the
;uize sa- r1ercifni man. and in pass
ing sentence he threw CT 1000 years
IN combination of the mans youth.
A little tine ago, in the great Calabri-
an b-igandzge trial in Naples. the pub
lie prosecutor demanded sentence
npon 2+s prisoners. and although the
average sentence imposed was little
over hve years the aggregate CT the
sentences amounted to 1900 ysars' i'm
prisopueut,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
SILL LEFT N pouDf.
nr~~saasAse - - ls.A, ns~aa..
Psoeas0 D~so - DAsaAe2S
- HAaa Caey-

A. tie recent sA&oeal e0,eEflsn
II police e.hiesx nne u lie Es9 York
s,sslzsx eapcssfs called Chs<f Of Pc,SH
E5ejr. os g -.a-aiA. ASIDE AID rsqoes.ef
= p,ir. Of ir1eeMar1oa of ras5saaa iH-
27r1zoce- s.ys the Se~ To.k T1es-
-CAiet- Gr you tel ns ho- IL
ei.zla G. yosr city pronounce its
EaDe. Do hey say sa;ox L,uzs-gs-
ing the slr1a Of Tie 1na1 l. or DO skey
say Eairt Levi witch believe - tAa
RreneA vsy Of prsos91ez1< 5sr
Yop've 20. me- replied lie ekief
Our people are divided On fAss psaz4
The pksin. breezy v.ss<rner s~uids
re French prs.u1ezssSon - d.
Asoyrazx of the fsat les4er. aaA the 80
called cultured s6here - Il VIII pr
siss<ni senaEfy. I 60 best aasvH
ths question - stos1 tAey ten sss
Of my town 4 Nev YssAer eaae vest
on r:s;t to tie netropoiis Of Htssoua.
rho rIed Ire RreneA ProsuDefstioa
~hen islkiag 70 . friend AID Old resi-
dent Of the city 1hs veseerDer ealled
the east<rner a1fde - told hin tAsx
fbe people Of IL sSvn didat say
tSsis. Levi The vidsor THANKED him
aHe DECIDED 70 follow the euston Of
the torn anA Do - ~ Romans a.
Shortly sAerOAFd h INST a1OeAsr
friend ar6 he ased tAs name u IL
si.y n he wax tod By his other -
quaiafanne- He vas inMediateiy cor
ree;ed. and :n1prmed that The real pso-
pie Of ST. Lou;s avoided de Angiieizsd
pronunciation. but said Saint Levi
Again The New Yorker Thanked His
friend tutor. and lsssr returned 60
New York On his arrival home be
nst another old aequaintAaee, Who in
CURED WHERE h lad been s.d what
city in TIE west b had viAited- The
traveller hesitssed for . noDeAt AID
thea sssvseed: -T'n b AaAeeA II
know how"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

The smll pox epidemic in London
shows an alarming increase. and - .
result the whole royal family has boon
v1ecinated. King Edward Is now 60
ing about with his arm in q sling and
the Queen was rendered quite i'll after
the incubation. Lord Roseberry and
other leading diplomats have followed
tho sovereign's example. and indeed the
whole episode is said to be an example
to make the common people submit to
vaccination In spite of prejudice that
exists against it. 1t is a remarkable CO.
incidence that the present outbreak
comedies with that Of the coronation
year Of 1898
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

jack Tar Is Averse to Bafhtubs-
The days. of the Old forecastle. hung
away in the dark hold under the for
ward mast. are gone forever. no mat
ter VIVA; flag the reaseI may carry.
The forecastie on new xteel ships IN in
q deckhouse. well forward. On Amer
lean ships il is ventilated Ike the
skipper's cabin in the stern Of the
ship. has skyhght and apparatus for
heating. The men used to eat with
their plates on their knees; row they
have a meas table with racks to hold
the dishes in place in rough weather.
Tanks on top of the hou.c supply
running water. and the reason modern
forecastles do not have bathtubs i
that the sailors would rather take
their baths on deck by throwing cold
water over one another.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

The pope is not allowing the young
king OF Italy TO pick up all the coir
collections in che Italian market. saws
the New York Tribune. Six Thousand
pieeea. containing many rare papa
coins. which were collected by Cardi,
ma Randi. have been bought by Pope
Leo and rdded to the fine collection
In the vatican. Many fell into thu
cardinals bands in 1862 for their
weight IL ,iiTer. when Pope Plus in
PRODUCED the French monetary sys-
tenn and the old coins were retired b.
the papal government.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

Es.s snrre. Iiss 1aris. 81 I,ec-ust'-- 2se-
lN RUG LIKING --un LIE sbsw sast.
.ssz.s -ixg xK...iai- rsius xsois. Es''''..-
III s.arF N tux hs fs-cs.rs-e ar LIZ
slgssc fu--s- :Es xseEf iga,- .hiirnx Xxx
ri.sn. -l,e scci,4N Nc. Inc xue -isx:
~eiz making ssar.:h fE 1tiszu In suups
sa,l xe-,rDsc them ~ DiG.sD6 4 Ca
nuse<-ai.x aie ~ sewa-n- Tue ~r.eisa
ssrre <.xeisc IN . ssa.-,o,u,s 1Hr< tu:;Eef
60 FE.eys rxucA o. Fizg e-.HG-
Tp4 s.scy- sasrt4 Annex rasoukfn wH
lscnsr rn,sr- - te x-es1es fsnsg &c
sues- 80 Ae1nnM< sxs nzsoe n -tss
Aszrne bs1ae 1nase Hihk. T. A
Martin yrysscusec -ase e.ss - assasxs q
"a. ,s5:sse ssasa,E allsixo Frsss. ND
J. & G..is-! oe1s,ndse-
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Northwestern Colorado.

Northwestern Colorado.
TIE development Of the oil fields At
Debeque. Parachute and other points
In tie Grand river valley is Likely to
have important and fsI-reachinx efYectS
upon the general progress Of the state.
Some years ago the title New Empire"
came into general use ~ applied to
Garfield county and the surrounding
region. The name Vas m apt one ~
indicating the vast amount and variety
Of the Daturzl resources packed together
in northwestern Colorado. All that il
necessary to make that country one Of
the most denseIy populated and wealth
lest portLns Of the state Is the intro
duction Of sufficient population and
capital To develop the natural posi-
biiities Of the region.
Tho discovery Of oil At several points
along the GraDd river from Grand juno
ton east is important in itself. but the
oil is only . torch which will draw the
attention Of manv people to this region.
Once interested. they will find that oil
In only ono Of the many natural resources
awaiting Development, and that there
are Countless opportunities. business and
investment. which offer certain promises
of profitable returns. The oil dis
coveries will give an impetus to settle
ment in northwestern Colorado. but the
results will be far greater than ANYTHING
strictly limited to this industry, no
matter how great the wealth Of the oil
field may prove TO be.-Colorsdo Springs
Gazette.
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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

Castles in Syria, to the eastward Of
Moab. are being explored by DR.. Alois
Nusil. Of Vienna. On an earlier tour
he came across one of these ruins
and reported its plan. at the same
time that he showed photographs Of
the frescoes that survive on its walls.
They are believed to belong to later
Roman centuries and to have been
erected by powerful princes Of Arab
stock. Architecture and ornament
show the influence OF Psrso-Grecian
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
uoecEzu CT TEE xsSRa


Er~- 1atr jumper represented -ne
-lghesa sgTs ID afpExIs <angIrrIsH-
Frank L..xs4-s rppulxr Km1niy rIa1-
npas rsic yre.ra@-
Lss<1s wEsx mary sSth1 6MrnGruA.
au tAe ar-Ala. 1u<s rs Epuf - 1a.e
-ssuH>6e-RDsx 6ermn., lbpnef nfr1 ~
~el kzHWE- In es<-y Une ~ w-DurH1
hina.<k ~ r1zr . sr.z;h .asxl ~.s Assun-
sall1& II PREACHING frne SUNNY IN
L. Ena5 1y5uEyn ID ORrrix1X 1inxsaDn
t.e sssl-ef z1n.- n his @rI @ap-
t5s-nrx, rtl:ze AHd niszk- ~e-x ~s pghs
Up ~ 1br Eifnexa 1G.r;1-
-lI- fsf1i." =. kxif Wig ~5H
Drr.t ir 6<Is CnAiDrr-zes Gas -
d QUEEN cazKript q De La~t Ae VII
ae x-,nzu1r ~ xrun.tit,1s Al' fkItsn@'
Ans lx1zn- n} p1r spd. N u hnnt
win 1;.s fvygs-zess An1 -nz nrSvs-s
Il 11rrae lEnr>r ne un1s-G End
Ap.tl.-E Int s4r1~1ee Anr e srpInf
III. y,rzpi- rInzl liz congregation. rrr
VIZ ~5-n zbe perfection II s-tse ec-ne.
AEn,oE. 1Dor@f1 .Isv wers m zDe se-y
+resx1-e e LIZ ,:tEnek Dsz-h. Hnf zbe
HIE<0 k1-1s krf n8c x1cr Lee Anc LIZ
.xse1 rx,se IN sA.et- snnsA AZ. xhprzec l.kA
s1ls
IL Lis H~xA Jdh1 Jasper ~Aa De-
rn1~aS-pcT $40 - Sss--1E-le n . mA.H
.,onis :e Ee esAsaHe NJ +BeMnesA E~
Eas strung 3sozE1 ~AS has riEs. 10 ra&-
rr1e iiI trYp1sssaz9a. L.ee-rxS sar mrrs
n <rocal CEH ca . 1nxf e,s wo~s
- rss lang xyA GhnA. nAH nen ean&xy
L SArCi4A
Jsss<- rsrad srEs. Al daI- 4 nen.s-
SIT. End Ions eoiaf A<As hin He
kDew Dsht1,r * 81 .s&1xMA u tAEsr
r.Hases md .a.<zr srvnespeap1a. bst he
proved ~t1t he U ~ S-xlnK Ro1 !:
fik cS1 Character
-R lar e. tr.sl-k g inle De kaeA-
~sYs AZ lie cy~s-s an De streets az
Il befFes az .e1 ~1-ybusf yoG asea
zss Jsfn Jasper n y HAr-~
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

DR.. Young came up from Rangsls
Sunday night. The doctor ssys that
t.,ere sxs nov uins cases Of small po1
1t Ranseiy and 1t Is probable that 1t will
spread considerable yet. Hs visited ons
cabin In which there were tWO that bad
the disease and found sig other men
PLAYING seven.up. 1t Is impossible to
make . strict quarantine.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

Friday morning the case Of A. Old
land nsainst Louis Miner was tried In
tire county court. The jury returned .
verdict for Mr.. Oidiand for S25. The
suit was for rent. In December 1900.
Ambrose Oldland bought the Grips
ranch 1t I4mile. Louis Miner was ut
that tins the tenant o. Cripps. The
only question was As to the kind Of .
contract between Miner and Oldiand.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
EIfDEU-
lrH

3,pn rr Correspondent
A.. hsvs hs,r-a-ie- ts1s Tins
nussi rDsur rns,.ssrssilEAcsd sisesiliu,f,-
The ir.,.Inr mp ID 1a,s ans- eautsd ig
rs.s suansr .iisr- klsisc ixrRs number
u hai
BIZ 1es yes-f ago. asSs1asaEE1r sns
. ,s.zHu,s slss bs&f.Sxfy1K ezm-
.:ise. E-ss uu.A 5sarsassc apu.= nps'
4 u x.tup6. iDs. A'l
Ibs. il ) Eeai-ssnx1 &n< -.i'ssf
-FNn.- Fernxsx tfs sx21esR :t .ase
yyS,u.sr Fxsl Felx
Cyyu.ss NJ. iesr1uspx mare Ant nK<
pur,.,-yua severe rSssez hs,4 It-11.sse
.isei, VIZ scs.ns; tie cnruls< Il -assse
xrin.Als-n.s .ns syys.sa we az rr-
sss1ous-
Hnsa gu.et sopuid te ta1aeS -Ea.,.5
II tne Cas.gas-as- He is aast narse-
rns. zra,nx sau,e r.sT tne rz1e1
EA y:vs- il esex.,anr - fhs rissrs
ID tase frosty Nn1a ts s,<z.t1nx tAs
winter ns.1lns Ii Derser-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

II. &. Clsy Of Lake City. registered ss
the Meeksr boski Wednesday. Mr..
Cisy has been engaged In the practice
Of isw II Lake City for tbs past three
years bat On aeeouDt of his health has
had to lind lower altitude. Mr.. Clay
will probably make Neeker his bone
and engage 10 ths practice Of his pro
fessioa here.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
ViLulNE clIllOeue, FREE

Yul ec useful irfeHRaticn 10
frEi ErD1srA Five Hundred
Thousand Coior1oo- ifIzkAiice
xrogn ,zsS-s Asd sarnhs To C6rg
ser sF9acx 1t Ike wbois roos
q pssoe roofA-
Leadixx oreaazyiis4s Who visit
I'd esas Nurseries tie rsasx fall.
Gxy- Thy ntvd Sac 0DaT
SHOCK" No aph,e q root gah-
We Also make . speesaity q
u.pd t61keA. aEsd have the Ras-
EAn TIslc1. Carolina Poplar.
Gle IN III SiIes. cheap Write
to-day
CoIoEApo NrRxKxY Co.
Twerty41o Years under one
q. AanAEeDeot
LovnAxD - COLORADO.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
Farley Bound Oyer.

William Farley had . preliminary
hearing before W. 8. Fish. ESD. Mon
day. He was bound over In two cases
in the sum Of $500 In each case to await
trial IN the district court. Farley Is
accused Of breaking into A. Oidland q
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
LOst-Watch.

On Saturday. Feb. 18th. between noon
aud 8 p. n. in Aeeker. q. n. Wheeler
Elgin movement. silverins case and
silver chsin. Finder please return to
this Office.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

There are 1900. 600 Smiths IN tAs
work.. according to ststistasian.
About half of them are of the fem
mime persuasion, and most Of the other
half are nansd Joha.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22
visitsrs 10 Msuat ye,-s.

Last year. according to the records
Of the Ladies' Mount Vernon sssocia-
ton. $3.50 persons visited Washing
tons home on the bank Of the Poto-
mse.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

Judge John l.. Gray came in from
Aspen Monday eveoisg End ,sft Thur
day corning. Many friends Of tbe
Judge had the pleasure Of meeting him
whiIe he wss visiting here. Nr. sod
Mn. z. Is. Il. Sznderson gave . little
rsrty fo4 him Tuesday evening.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1902-02-22

Il am very sorry. Marie. that your
mind is concerned always with such
trivial things! You seem to have no
thought for anything better than .
new hat!"
Whats the use? I'll wanted an en-
tire costume you wouldn't buy it for
me!"-Heitere Welt.
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Gaxsa Fer SsrzH PSx-


Tne ivr1 .x-o " truA.e-s- Il rifsa,
nses1anx -.iit week .xsk ~ 5sosxluie slte-
eaEst4a.,s 80 1rspsaf LIZ nsszf S,sI for
ze:1inx fs.ahoit l,enx-
Ds- F,oneb vxs exises rsEn ~. ias
vsess on .ie mxSes ND " snxxesns.
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This rose may once have been maidsa.s
heart
That had It's blissful beat. its bitter smart;
This thorn may once have been one Of the
teeth
With which she tore dry meat nd Ion,
apart.
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CHU1CHE0.

CHURCHES.
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Tbs fsmor u thst Gesee weaea was
ossrted eaalS In tbs week 70 AfD Julia
Whit It CssiG. George Weseb bas
been running . barber shop there for
sbs pest three .oattn.
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The Paris Treaty nego<ixsed - TIE
esaae Of the SDaainh War Gsve to The
Csited Ststes nj Of SPANS Wet Ladies
pssnaai1ss exeest Cuba No~ Tia
question ssises = to whether the Isae Of
Fines. sostb Il Coba. beiooxs to thts
eocntsy or poe TIE inf,shdtsuts II TIE
isaaod hsve pesitaooed 70 be put formally
under the sovereignty of tie United
Stsies, vbiIe the Cubans claim TIE
isiaod - . part II their country. it being
dDHy . Contiguous fsisnd whose near
nens to the cuban coast makes it re1soo-
ably appeTtain to tie larger isixDd- II
h probable that we viii retain it n .
United Slater possession.
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Oats.

Fnett quality for seed. Viii ex-
charge for Cattle. r. Nelson's old ranch
z. II. KInxrATR1cx. Buford Colo.
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