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The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

Ezra d. Barker of Brooklyn paid a
brief visit, this week, to his son, Rev
O. w. Barker.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BROOKFIELD.
SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS

At the meeting of the joint board of
selectmen and school visitors the fol-
lowing apportionment of money was
made for the schools for the coming
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

with favorable conditions, it will soon
recover. Many pieces have been quite
seriously damaged, requiring much re-
setting.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

John H. Frank of Huntingdon ad-
vertises to do team work, or machine
moving, by day or Job.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

Those Lenox refrjgerators sold by
E. J. Hall cannot be beaten. They are
economical ice users and reasonable in
price.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

Mrs Susan M. Terrill of Taunton
district lies in critical condition at
the home of Mrs William A. Maynard,
having sustained stroke of paralysis.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

Head of Meadow school district has
elected John j. Northrop committee
for the ensuing year. Miss Cornelia
NJ. Young will be re-engaged as
teacher.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27
The NewtOWn Bee
CIRCULATION:
800
Also
Ten Pages.
TOWN TOPICS.
THE CHESHIRE ACADEr1Y.

TOWN TOPICS.
THE CHESHIRE ACADE1Y.
PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY IN STUDIES
AWARDED TO MEMBERS OF aRADU-
ATING CLASS.
The 1OSth anniversary OF the
Cheshire Academy was held last week
Thursday, and only the weather was
disappointing. The reception and ball
given Wednesday evening was largely
attended and many of the old boys and
the friends of present pupils were
present.
The order of exercises was as follows
with selections of music by the boys:
Prayer by Rev Mr. Sexton Of West
vile.
Spanish Salutatory, grafton, "The
Negro and the SOUTH" Santiago We've
Y Carrillo, Fajardo, Porto Rico.
Grafton, "Anarchy," Burgis Deshon
Jennings, South Norwalk.
Grafton, :Simon de Montfort,"
George c. Craig, Philadelphia, Pa.
Grafton, "Mines and Miners" Louis
w. Mack, Jr., Denver, Col.
Grafton, "The Uncrowned King of
South Africa" S. Howell Wright,
Sandy Hook.
valedictory grafton, "The Tai
Mahal," Dwight Worden Grahame,
Woodbury..
Distribution of prizes by the princi'
pal. +,
Presentation of diplomas by Bishop
Brewster.
| Prizes were given in spelling to M
H. Peck of Cheshire and Paul K. Mays
of Pittsburg; in English to Thomas
Guardia of Costa RIGA; in mathemat
les to Paul r. Smith Of Kent; in Latir
and Greek to S. Howell Wright Of
Sandy Hook; in actual business, best
set of books to Ernset Quiros of Cost;
RIGA; in penmanship to Ernest G. Pos
of Newburgh; for best ordered room
to Franklin G. Edison of New Yorl
City; department for two years to
G. Glover of Newtown; in trigonom
etry to B. D. Jennings Of South Nor
walk.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

frightened up with a new dress If
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

They're of, Liberty Silk, Chiffon and
net-in white. black, black-and-white
and white-and- black.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27
ADELIdnTFUL SUMMER EVENING

A LARGE NUMBER MEET AT MRS HURD
HEw1r's, AND MUSIC, READINGS AND
SOCIAL CHAT PLEASANTLY PASS THE
HOURS AWAY.
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

Troy's hotel at Sandy Hook has been
The Newtown bee., 1902-06-27

PRIZES FOR PROFICIENCY IN STUDIES
AWARDED TO MEMBERS OF GRADU-
ATING CLASS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

ton Amendments constitution be made only in
twenty years. and the last convention held in 1894
thirteen years firmly believe that the suffrage
will have advanced the point where the necessary
the constitution urged by petition of
who property will be passed by the legislative bodies Of New
York and when the of the Empire State tho
polls the of all the of the Union will be the
right
SIGNS TRANSLATE
BETWEEN THE LETTERS OF THE
SIGNIFICANT WORD PROGRESS.
But doubt exists in the minds of people that the
suffrage which flowed like tidal the country in
1894 has subsidized much to be harmless only people
Of such belief Wait until 1914 The question lies in
silence grant, but it is silence that porentou This the
period of preparation the period of thought which action
follow Meanwhile too bad that who
real estate and allowed to cast ballot Why the
of this country themselves went to because taxation with
representation The of New York alone pay
81 600 worth Of real they not allowed
voice the practical of the which they
tribute much
Among the good things that will result from suffrage is
that of recining national and municipal buildings and thorough
fares from the unceanness The unceannes be-
the housekeeers But in the nation and
the municipality the home, the houekeepers should be tho
Therefore | forcsee that WHEN WOMEN VOTE
THERE WILL BE A NATIONAL HOUsECLEANING SUCH
AS NO NATION EVER SAW. Once armed with the ballot,
then the mop will be decidedly
evidence in the places in which they most needed
Today invite the attention of every American
the fact that possible recruit should be enlisted in
appealing army of 1914 1t IS begin work
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

LOST-A leather bill-beok contain
ing about fifty bills. Anyone finding
same, please return to the Rhodes
Haverty Furniture Co. 78
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01
(HEAP
0OLUM N
Advertise Your Wants.

Rates: Three lines, one week, Is
cents, CASH IN ADVANCE.
II you have a House for Rent, OF
have anything for Sale, advertise Il
in this Column.
II charged will be charged at the
regular loca. rate Of cents line
each insertion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01
PILES! PILES! PiLesl

FIcl:S! PJcGS9 TICC09
DR.. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
is prepared to cure Piles and DOES
1T in short order. Easy to apply
every box guaranteed. 60c and $1.00
All druggists or by mail.
WILLIAMS MFG CO., CLEvE
LAND, OHIO.
Wholesale aad retail By ". L d.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

For Sale "A family horse and new single
trap. Mrs. Geo ViniI g Jr. tt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

.nted-Every man in the city to let us
Store, 1O8 W. I'd Ave. tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

Wapted--Posi ion as collector; can furnish
city reference. Apply q. this otfic''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

READ THE SIGNS Alright, THE
WOMEN OF NEW YORK STATE
AT LEAST WILL CAST A BAL.
LOT ON ELECTION DAY IN THE
YEAR 1914.
I specify that year in par
ticular because that is the year of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

SOS. ~, =. .. aUlsiy spoken to him about
he. watch. 'Esn Clief asked the Wit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

uy inrs, the origin Of which is unknown
= Il -,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-01-01

asSsrs.-z=ss.xs srS.s.ssvAsg w1ylI llae Wuoiesai
grocery firm of J. F. HUT e Sons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
Tarmcrfoner og Silfcaul.

MiQidm s. Curtis itriDer angdaenz
De ameritanit Siltedol / Gbicago 8ec.z
9eraIo:
5noenri9sminiiter 8iIion bar al
&onqresi en- fdaet bebilget en- Sum at
$4,000 til ct foretage Gtsperimenter
meo Siltedol Ter / 9anoet. 8t inn
po>terer ben imoo $5,00O,000 8erbi
at Hcoiilte, og U3r, @iiion mener, at
me9et al Def tunoe dples Der / Qdnoet,
6pis 5drmernes 9oner % 9ptre oiloe
paatage Jig 4rbeioet. Oct er i9rlig
pdsienOe for &oinoer og 8ern, og beo
at gipe libt 3io til oenne Snouitri,
tunoe man tiene en- gdnite net Sum
pen9e uoen at foriemme nogen at
fine andre pligter. $ 6rantrig er
lie minbre eno 10000 5amilier be-
If9Ftigst meo uofletning af Siltez
orme beo Sioen ar beres i9oDanlige
4rbeiOe. Set famine er 5ilf9loet /
Stalien, bpor 9igerne i9bpdnligpis
paa ben Wdabe tjener pengene til De-
res l1oitpr. 0g Qrbeibet er ilet life
panlteligere eno 6gniez eaer 9iapl, o8
meget mere inobringenoe.
Man bar tioligere foripgt at ino=
fere Siltedbl Der / Ganoet, men uoen
0efo, foroi bet life betdler fig iad goot
ION andre probutter, og biottl bar
De ameritenite 5armertoner e1er Yis
ger 10 life bait neoig ielp at tiene
noget.
Rdn fan able Silfen %bporIombelit
maj fan fdd Morb9rtrGet (Nulbers
rn) til at botie. og bet potter ale Beg
ne melem @tlanterbabet % 8eitens
SejiIetter og mellem Sperne og
Merico gugten. Wten Ormene tr4s
Der punttlig og itaOig 5ilIpn, og 4mes
ritdnsrne er life pant til at tdge Sing
iaa nsje. S Sapan, &ina, Soeits,
6rantrig. og andre 2dnoe er bet
bopeoiagelig gsrneneS 4rbeioe at
paste Srmene og fdalebes bielpe til
meo 6amiliens l~lnoerbolo. !0iotil
bar be a~meritanIte 8ern life BAIT npz
BLOT at beItine noget, nuar maafte unoz
tages Snopanbreres gern, men madite
bar bet 9oot ON be blep bonnet til at
tage fat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
Wproct Of DC Tiloe.

3piterne er Itaotg lite rigtig 6elbi9e
meo oeres Observation-Disclosures
Sndrt er bet De prejiiite 06icerer,
G%m6eosmeno eller !5anbelsa9enter,
Der ger Jig itblbige / oprerenoe 9ruz
iom6eoer, mart er bet be inbfDote, Der
ger 8eng9l0 efter beblte Gpne. =
oisie Oage berettes Der ON ct Silfelz
be al ben iioite 4rt.
Reoe / inf @uinea bar glanteren
Fuoolpb WotF / papdrdtdba, n9r
Wilbelmsbebe, netop reoet ub en- Morz
gen / @pril Wddneo for at tilie Start
drbeioet, od ban bdgbeo zig, / Retning
al @daroen, bsrte en- infernalft Sfriz
gen og Rddben. Surtigit muIigt ga
lopereOe ban tilbage o9 fanbt 6uiet
omgipet at flere bunOrebe bilbe; foran
5rdppen lad bans 9uitru og file Barn
br9bte.
Der bar sienipnIig life anbet til
bdge for ben ulptfelige Wdno eno at
reobe fig ielO beo iliom 5lugt / Rets
ming at 9erbertsbebe.
Oct 9ioroe ban iua og unoTap BEL
oigt fine 5orfalgere. Smiolertio bar
man daereoe al flp9tenbe 4rbeioere
blepen unoerrettet / 5erbertsbebe ON
bet pdsiereoe og Der ubienotes burtigit
muligt en- Stprte paa ca. 100 pplitis
foloater, til bbilfen en- Mengbe cibilc
b~ep9bnebe 8olonifter I1uttebe ia.
2ibt uoenfor gpen meote Gtspebiz
tionen Ruoolpb NolF og MAJ ifpnbte
itg idd til papardtaba. Ser fdnotes
alt paa @aarben sbelagt al be bilbe
og fordn 5rappen Iaa itabie Qi9et al
5ru 20. og benbes Barn, ffrptfelio
tilreote at gtse6ug.
Der bleo MI foranItaltet en- formes
Zig alapidgt paa lgerninesmanoere
og allereoe ben ferIte Dag blep 80 al
bisie ftuot, mebens 10 toges til 8anqt
for ienere at 6libe b9ngt. 2ibt sfter
libt oenote u.s. flpstebe Qrbeibere til.
bage, mango at benz bdarbt Iaareoe al
be bilbes gtser.
Staoig %Iapnebe man imiblertio Ell
ung Dame, Srgten Carrie @pe, bel
bdDoe paret pad 9eieg bos @olfl
ben padgeloenoe Dag, og man frba.
tebe berfor, at bun babbe fiot en- enb.
MI OGrre Sta6ne enb be 10 mnrbebe
Dog omtrent fdmtibig meb at Gtrdf.
feetspeoitionen penbte tiIbaoe til Ser.
berts9sbe inotraf pgiaa ben unqe ga.
me Der, ON eno / en- ilbe tifreot Gsor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30

fatning. Gg MI fit man at bioe.
bborleoes bet belle bar gaaet til.
5iblig ON Morgenen par en- At be
inofpOtes 6ppoinge tommen til 9aars
ben Og 6aDoe falbuot en- @ris. 6an
o9 5ru 8olf bapoe tilinneldoenbe /
al 5reoeIig6eO Tibet paa Den itore
3rdppe p9 %inattet ON 9riien.
8luofelig berte 6reten Goe, Der
iao meo 8pggen til Dem pppe pud ben
%0oerite 3%rappeaHats, ct frpgteligt
Spettatef. SUN for op og fit penbt
Ii9 Iige tiosnot til at ie De fra ale Si@
Der fdmmenitrsmmenoe Otlbe bugge
6ru 90. og benoes Barn neo meo oere5
2tser. Sum Oiloe fIpgte in0 I 9uiet,
men 6leo / idmme 2ieblit ielb rant I
6o0eoet At ct 9tsebug og itprtebe om.
6un reiite Jig, men fit ct mt Slag,
Der beOirfeoe, at bun itnrteoe neo oper
Sioegel1noeret Al 3rdppen.
8ette blep imiolertio 6enoes Rens
nin9. SUN bar faloet lige neo foran
ae~ftenosren og agttenfarlen trat benz
6urtigt inoenfor og neo / 99lOeren.
6bor ban bdrrifaoerebe Oeren. Oct
life be bilbe at finoe benz Der,
% oa be efter nogle timers 5orlpb
lutte, at De bar oragne bort,
Flh9teoe be itpnoiomt ober til en- n9rz
aanOsbn og oerfrd, efter at
SRI. Soc bar bleoen forelebig forbunz
ben, til 6er6erts6sbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
Ill Norbpolen / g%lutOmobil.

en tanaOiF Gtibstaptdin Sole
9ernier opbolOer FIG for 3iOen
2onoon, 1oor ban beifeftiger fig met
5orebereoel fer til en- bppermobern'
Norbpolsfdrt.
gernier. Der er ~iaroeles fortrolio
me0 a~rttifte GorboIb. ger Regninq
pda at p9re 4 Qdr DIM 5uren.
5 ct 3iosrum al ire 8intre og 2
Somre bill ban ldbe tit Stib brtDe oq
bdaber pad benne Wdaoe at nda til ca.
800 0}il ira Polen. Gfspebitio,
men ifdl uogda fra @dntouber / 5orz
uaret 1903. 5 BORT Clarence BED
geringsitr9oet ftdl 6unbene % De
iioite Propidntforraao inbtdges.
Stibet, Der er bDgget / Still meb
u5ram", betl9bes meo S~taalplaber.
Oct ubitpres meb Glettricitet oo
Damp og foribnes meo to elettriIfe
8etfener. Smeaem Sti6ets forfeit
Ii9e &um fin0es 8elefonleoninger.
Der pil blibe gjort en- uoItrdft 4nbens
oelie at ben traaoIeie 3eleqraf. Sc
~leitopd9tig til binanoen feiebe Stenz
ger. fom tilfammen bar en- Ssioe at
200 Sob, bef9ites til 6opebmaiten og
tai muIi99sre en- teIegrdfiff 5orbinz
oelie meb Danfon Gitb / 4laifa ben
ferite @inter o9 ienere meo 6ammers
felt. !6dn mener enoog at tlinne babe
t%ele9rafiIt 5orbinbelie pad en- NfItdnb
al 900 Wlif. 0ogle at Gtspeoitionens
Meolemmer pil blioe %ftdtioneret poa
Qdnb peo De to feritnqbnte gunfter
for at mobtdge be fra Sti6et Ienbte
3eleqrammer.
8d ben trdaOfeie 5elegraffor6inz
belie itul bare lettere at opnaa peo
LAP eno 6ei 3emperatur, menes bet,
at 8ernier life / oenne 6enieenbe bil
faa ganitetigbeber.
Meoens Stibet briper, bil Der opers
alt bliOe oprettet observation-disclosures, %
paa ben iioitt StrGfning, bd ban
tGnter Zig at iorIdoe 5ti6et, oprettes
iadodnne Staitoner for bper &bartz
mil. 6or / 5oroeisn at tunne OberIe
ben @ej, man bill trGnge frem ao, mebz
fsres en- 9aGon og Drdger til fotos
grdfite Optageli er. 81 @inomeaer
itdl leDere ben til Stibets gelDsninq
og SpOdrmning nsbbenoige Strait.
ftdl 8inomeaerne bribe
Sfibspumperne.
Raar gernier er tonmet ca. 40.
l}il fra polen, biz ban forldbe Stibet
og tilbdgel2gge oenne Str9fning ober
Ssmdrterne meo TO BERTH iarlig fons
itrnereoe 4utomobiler, bpert paa 5
Strait % 1000 gbs. gareeone.
OisIe Qutomobiler er idaleoes fonz
itruerebe, at be / meget fort 5io ian
omodnnes til 9adoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-30
Wlter,@0tnxter

"a oneve S~usfmafertrs. tsafso( N1s.ees
smt aaaSltabs. % psrtneessu 49, sstAss
Smaft % tsust. nesae - Sneas Aupsrsm>s0sssss
Tube Coiors) y p~epated cs4vus h~ssta.
Usniuinser nootaaes ~s 'Tesninsr ii dttrwsnner
- H.. JENSEN,
North Main St.. Council tufts, Ia
, 1902-03-06
The Universe Is Governed by Law.

The Universe is governed by law
Gods law-and it is perfect. Not a
thing happens except in accordance
with law. Christ said that ever a spar
row could not fall to the ground without
the knowledge of the Heavenly Father.
This being the case we should always
remember that everything which hap
pens to us, whether it be good or ill. is
according to the dictates of this great
law. Then why should we replne? II
evil comes it is because we nave sown
evil deeds, either in this, or in some past
life, and we are reaping the effects of it.
III good. then we can rest assured that it,
too, comes in response to the workings
of the law, which deals out to every man
according to his deserts. AS ye SOW, so
shall ye reap" Do evil and you are sure
to reap a harvest of evil; do good and
you are sure of a harvest OF good. If "a
man SOW the wind he is sure to reap the
whirl wind. And all this is according
to law.
Then why should we repine when
things do not go as we wish? Why
should we set our selfish wants against
the Great Law which moves forward,
melting out to every man his just deserts
for the work of his hands2 Let us rest
in the law and try to follow its dictates.
Knowing that evil will surely follow evil
doing, let us try to cease from doing evil.
Malice, hatred, envy, revenge-all the
train of evil thoughts and feelings men
are heir to, are sure to breed evils of
their kind; but good works bring their
reward just as surely as that the sun re-
turns with the morning. Love begets
love, kindness breeds kindness in others,
forbearance toward our fellow-men will
cause them to forbear also, and SO on, to
the end of the chapter. Whatsoever
that we we would that others should do
unto you, do ye even so to them"
, 1902-03-06
THURSDAY, MARCH G. 1902.
U. p. Trains at WaIcott.


WE are grateful to the business men
of Saratoga and vicinity for the interest
they are taking in the new press we are
putting in. They, one and all, realize
that it speaks very well indeed for a
town OF this size TO be able to afford one
of the finest power presses in the west
and they have becn in to extend con-
gratulations and encouragement. They
realize that The Sun, which has always
done its best to advance the interest of
tho entire country, is an important fac
tor in the development of the Saratoga
valley and hat it would not have gone to
such an outlay Of money if it had not
been confident Of the great future be-
fore the town and country. Gentlemen,
you will always find The Sun marching
in the front rank, where the interest of
Saratoga is concerned.
, 1902-03-06
T S.
The Lesson of the Stars.

The lesson of the stars is upon US.
What we have is not ours alone. 1t
was given to us as a trust, and as a trust
must we use it.
So long as a star lives, it proclaims to
all who look upon 1t the brightness OF
The eternal stars in their steadfast un-
fiinching light-giving, teach us the les
son Of faithful confession of our princi-
pies to all who ask OF us the basis of the
truth that is within us.
Many a weary mariner, many a storm
tossed sailor, many a lost traveller has
looked up to the ever present light of
the great fixed stars and regained his
hope, and his courage and his pathway.
Who then are we, that we dare to
hide our lamp or to be ashamed of the
flame that is burning upon our hearts
altar?
Many a time has my soul been glad
dened when | have seen a beautiful
head Of grain-a life full of humane
ideals and hallowed by deeds Of mercy
and | have found that the seed from
which it sprung owed its first life and
its dawning consciousness to some small
light that | mad given, to some far back
answer to an earnest question, some
long ago act OF ordinary sincerity to my
faith, some forgotten ~faithfulness to my
creed in time of stress.
Such beautiful %glimpses of harvest in
ones eventide give one heart and cour-
age again to tell out to all and every
that the battle is to those who are proud
of their flag, and the laurals of victory
to those who are ready to die rather
than to yield.
Many a wavering soul whom we wot
nothing of will come one day under the
influence of our life. Many a doubling
troubled spirit whose face and name is
unknown to us will 'one day come I'M
der u spell, and in the day of doubt
will look up to us for guidance.
Woe will be ours if we give them
darkness instead of light, and sorrow
will be upon us if we be found cloaking
our faces where there is the need for us
to show our forhead as the sentry chal.
lenges us.-From the Herald of the Col.
den Age,
, 1902-03-06
The Uncle aubs" Entertainment.

There is great interest in the "un-
Gle Rubc" entertainment which is
booked to come off soon. The cast
of the play includes some of Sarato-
gas best local talent and they will
acquit themselves with great credit
Judge Blood is master of rehersals
and is training his characters in the
most approved method. G. w. Scott
is manager with City Marshal Nc
Annuity as Chief Usher and w. F,
Bradford stage manager. The stage
settings will be original and to suit
the play and the people can look for
ward to one Of the best treats in the
entertainment line that ever has been
given in the town.
, 1902-03-06
Legal Notice.

To JESSE II. 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 a 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. D.. 1902.
ANNIE L. BEESON.
Attest: II. b. JENNINGS,
County Clerk a Ex-oficio Clerk of Court.
E. l.. BLOOD.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Pub. Jan. 23rd, 1902, Last Mc'h 9, 1921
, 1902-03-06

But its Dun Broke Down.
Brigham Young's carriage, which US
ed to trundle through the streets of
Salt Lake City, conveying the prophet
and as many of HE wives as could DO
conveniently crowded into it to church
or out to the suburbs after air, is now
deposited in II scrap heap in the back
yard OF an old stable in the southern
part OF Butte, Mont. 1t was a good old
wagon, but it's dun broke down.
, 1902-03-06
The Honest Doctor.

Now, DOCTOR" she said, while I'm moi
sick, its just
A general indisposition.
l feel so inert, SO ~lifeless, i thought
l might likely need a physician.
| don't care to talk and l don't care tc
read.
l want to be perfectly quiet.
l sleep well at nights, 80 the troubles
not there.
I'm prudent regarding my diet"
The doctor reflected a moment, and
said:
ITO some very common diseases
Strange anne have been given. A
man has la grippe
Whenever he takes cold and sneezes.
We call it dementia," the doctor went on
When really the victims just crazy;
But your trouble is harder to cure than
to name;
For, to tell you the truth, you're just
lazy."-Exchange.
, 1902-03-06
Advertise Your Brand.

The Sun intends to open its col
umns for the advertisement of the
stock brands of the valley. Every
stockman, who desires to advertise
his horse or cattle brand can now do
so by applying at this office, where
very low yearly rates will be given in
connection subscriptions to this pap
er. Brand cuts furnished by this pa
per.
, 1902-03-06
Bought Half Interest in Livery.

Robert Deal has purchased a halt
interest in the livery barn of j. T.
Rankin, at Encampment and will try
his hand at livery business also. The
new firm goes under the name of
Rankin Il Deal and it is their inten-
ton to invest in a lot of new rigs and
horses and to fit the barn up so it
will be second to none in Southern
Carbon county. The boys are de-
serving of
, 1902-03-06
Notice For Publication
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE CHEYENNE. WYo,l
Mar. 3rd, 1902.

Notice is hereby given that David d,
Wagner of Saratoga, Carbon county,
Wyoming, has filed notice OF intention
to make proof on his desert land claim
No. 1862, for the NJ SEA SW4 Sell
Sec. p and NWA NEA Sec. "a TIP. II
N. r. 81 W., before j. Il. Crawford, U.
$ Commr, Dist, of Wyo. at Saratoga,
Wyoming, on Saturday, the 18th day of
April,-l902.
He names the following witnesses to
prove the complete irrigation and rec
lamation OF said land: Charles A. Ken.
naday, John A. Kennaday, Shellie
Wood and John Mason, all Of Saratoga.
Wyoming.
w. e. CHAPLIN. Register.
(lst Pub, Meh. g, Last Pub. April. 81
, 1902-03-06

The Denver police department has
just announced it's abandonment of any
further search for the Fridborn murder
er. Out of some thirty odd cases of as
sault and murder Of women in hat city,
in the past year, not one of the perpe-
traitors has been app%rehended, and the
police department is just as much in the
dark now as before any Of then were
committed.
, 1902-03-06
Benefit for the Presbyterian Church.

Prof, Rollman has kindly consent
ed to train Il class in music, which is
to give an entertainment at some day
in the near future, the proceeds of
which are to go toward fixing up the
interior of the church, which is sadly
in need of repairs. Quite a number
have consented to help and all who
know Prof. Rollman know that the
entertainment under his charge will
be something very fine. Watch for
the announcement in these columns
OF the date,
, 1902-03-06

Roosevelt Don't Care for That.

Roosevelt Don't Care Tor mat,
The democrats affect to be very sore
because President Roosevelt has taken
II fall out OF Dewey, given Miles a left
handed swipc, handed one to Schley
and kept Tillman's legs out from under
the White House table, but the Eresi-
dent doesn't care for that. He is built
that way and just can't help it. Men
who obey the law need not fear the pc.
liceman.