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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05

One of the strangcst things here Is
10 see loads OF every conceivable char
acter and weight brought into town
by the native gre-ser on his Tor herr
back. The carriers put the loads on
their backs. and around them put a
broad band OF plated straw or grass,
circular. which passes In front OF
their fCrehoads. thus suspending the
whole weight on the back and fore.
head. and It's wonderful what weights
they carry. Women as we'll as men
DO this work. so | guess the new
woman Is not so very new. after all
Speaking OF the new woman. the clerk
I'm the postohice who sells me stamps
Is very handsome Spanish woman.
We are cutie civilized down here.
From Orizaba TO Vera Cruz the rail.
road runs over pralrie-that is. after
you get out OF the foothills-very like
a Kansas one, but the line 20 Perez
while mostly on solid ground U mean
II Is not swampy). runs almost due
south toward Yucatan and Is intensely
hot. The Vera Cruz line Is no sum
NOR resort. but is not In II with the
other. The Perez line is built through
a regular tropical jungle. and tor its
entire length Is almost n, tunnel
through palms. vines. gorgeous, blaz
ing flowers and trees 20 me unknown
CocoauUts. bananas. manEoes as big
as a cabbage and oranges as big IA a
hickory nut can be picked anywhere
AZ Perez. the end OF the track Is the
Colorado river, almost a mile wide and
spannei by a magnificent steel bridge
OF seven spans. which cost S65O.0OO
(made In ClncinnatD. and which
looked as much out OF place in this
virgin forest OF palms as | felt In my
wooi suit. and | tell you | was glad
indeed when we turned back 20 orr.
zaba. where Il Is cool at night. where
you can get bath and where you arc
not always havlnr monkeys screaming
like manlacs. and also where you don't
Gee snakes" in reality as big as your
leg.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
The Mountains of Mexico
Plateau Is Wonderful Freak of Nature
Part Off Desert Drier Than The Sahara
Two Ancient Cities

Especial Correspondence.)

people. And n you firmly believe him
liar. don't say so. for he has told
you the truth. For four mortal hours
the train meanders. twists. turns. goes
through the mountain 90 try IL on the
other side. groans and turns and
sneaks along on the face OF preci.
plce thousands of feet sheer down.
and finally. by the grace OF God and
the genius OF man. reaches the city
OF Nogales that you saw from above
the clouds four hours before.
This curious city has 60 900 or 10000
inhabitants. two immense cathedrals
ard miles OF uphill. down-dale narrow
streets. each paved with round cobble'
stones Ninety-five per cent OF the
houses are one story only. and all
the roofs are made OF native tiles
like our drain tile. cut In half and laid
overlapping out OF nearly every
tile Is growing a weed or a flower.
The business men seem 90 be main.
~ Spaniards. and are the most gracious
and polite people you can imagine; In
fact. would be n credit 20 any town
II they only could speak United States.
The population is about 30 per cent
Indian and the balance Spaniard.
French. Italian and English. All the
operatives In the mills are Indian. only
the manager being English.
The hotel where We are stoppong
Is built about court; the fountain Is
always playing. and under each arch,
both upstairs and down. IS hung big
cage containing one or more beauti'
lul tropic birds. each one trying "a
outsing his ueighbor The din. until
one gets accustomed 10 Il. Is simply
awful There Is one bird. ! have no
idea OF his genus. which always be-
gins In the dead Of might and sings
a most beautiful song FOR perhaps half
an hour. and II Is no clattor like a
canary. but a sure enough song. and
sung IN n voice like Shumann-Hc'nl,
low. sweet. true and pure; not waist
/ ling. mind you, but singing. Last
night | lay in bed and counted four
teen distinct. true notes. separate
notes this bird used In is song. II
was now experience for me.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05

freak of nature. II you ina.
gine a level plain thirty to fifty
miles wide. bordered on both
sides by mountains like those In
Colorado. and so long from north to
south that II takes an express train
twenty-four hours 10 20 the distance.
you get some faint conception OF It's
immensely. For the FIRST twelve hours
OF this part OF the trip the plateau Is n
desert. miles deep In dust. without n
spear of grass or a tree or a single
living creature In sight. save only the
Omnipresent cactus. Even the birds
avoid H. No rain has fallen In the ten
years the conductor OF my train had
been running here. and the wind al.
ways blows about fifty miles an hour!
Sahara can be compared with Il In no
way. as Sahara Is sandy; this place is
only dust. dust. dust. Every window
and door in the sleeper was closed
tight: even the ventilators I'm the roof
were shut, and yet the car was so full
OF the impalable. ilour-like dust that
men and women coughcd like con-
sumptiyos. children cried. men swore
and the heat was near a hundred.
About daylight next morning we
passed out OF the desert and entered
a veritable paradise. which continued
all the way to tao City OF Mexico. Re
member that all this time We have
not gone down one foot. The country
is tillqt clear 10 the top OF many OF
the smaller mountains. Is irrigated
thoroughly. has handsome towns and
great cities-and tho first stage OF our
Journey ended In the City OF Mexico
There we passed the night. and at Z
a. m. started south on the Mexican
railway for Or.zaba.
You have seen the Colorado noun.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
All Thlnna Perfect.

When President Roosevelt made his
flying trip 90 Chattanooga. one OF the
chief points OF interest included in
his entertainment was Lookout Noun.
tain. standing In solemn majesty above
the yellow ribbon OF the Tennessee.
From II the mountains. hills and val.
leys Of seven states seem TO blend
into a glorious harmony. Down at the
base OF the mountain the rushing
Tennessee twists into Moccasln Bend.
the heel. toe. and ankles all sharply
defned-ChRttanoo In the bend OF
the ankle and waving fields OF grain
In the toe itself.
The Presidents party stood awed by
the majestic beauty OF tho scene. Said
one. with an appreciation OF the curl
Gus:
The rlvor-sec? It's a perfect
foot!"
Yes" remarked President Roose-
welt. even to the corn on the toe"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
WONDERFUL WORK.

Case No. lS,9T7.-Dayid NJ. Bye.
p. o. Address. Box 297. Midland.
Mich. says: Three months was
almost incapacltated from labor:
could not sleep at night; had 60 walk
the floor, owing to terrible pain In
tho hips, In the small OF the back. in
my instep and ankle OF the right
leg.
was treated for sciatic rheuma-
tism In the hospital. but received no
.sneht. One month ago returned
homo and was given box OF Doan's
Kidney Pills. To-day residents or
this city can bear witness 10 the fact
that am able To work. and can also
walk TO my work without the aid
OF a walklng-stick or crutch.
In speaking OF the immediate effect
OF Doan's Kidney pills. did not find
them To deaden the pain. but quickly
and surely 10 eradicate the cause OF
Il.
am OF the opinion that Doan's Kid
ney pills are the best remedy for
kidney ailments that can be procured.
was especially careful In my diet.
In order 20 give tho treatment fair
play.
In conclusion. | shall be pleased. at
any time. 10 answer any inquiries ro-
garding my case. from anyone desir-
Gus OF obtaining IT,"
a FREE TRIAL OF this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Bye
will be mailed on application to any
part OF the United States. Address
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo. n. Y. For
sale by all druggists. price so cents
per box.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
Sure Of Part Of II.

Among the duties OF Or. Hedden's
Office boy. who was somewhat aversc
TO ovcroxertion. was the emptylnE and
rehlllng the water cooler every morn
Ing. Archie. the boy. sometimes
neglected the emptylng part OF his
task. and enc morning the doctor.
when he had swallowed a copIous
draught Of the water. was conscious
of foul taste In the liquid.
Archie" he called. rs this water
fresh?"
"Yco.s. SIR" answered Arches. hes.
ltatlngly.
The doctor noticed toe hesitation. so
he repeated severely:
Archie. arc ySu sure this water is
,rosh2"
Part OF Il is." naivcly answered
Archlc.-Ncw York Times.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
sEvgNTY.Flve TONS A MINUTE.

Over 5000 Tons Of Iron Ore Loaded
In an Rour-All Ore Loading Rec.
ores on the Great Lakes Are
Broken.
Iron ore was loaded yesterday at tho
Chicago & Northwestern Docks az
Ashland. Wis. at the tremendous rate
OF speed OF 5000 tons az hour. The
exact figures were 500 tons In one
hour and eight minutes. the ore being
loaded into the steamer James n. HOU!.
which is built with a special view to
rapid loadlnG and unloading.
The North WCgtcrn Line has two big
ore docks at Ashland. each one OF
them about &c of mile long and IL
was Gao one OF these large storage docks
that the Hog' received ga load In rec
Cvd-hrga kins time. Supt. Sampson OF
the North-WCstern personally super.
yigCd the loading. and several news.
paper men witnessed u and corrobo-
rated the correctness OF the record.
The last orc was let into the hold, and
the lines were cast OF In record-break-
Ing time In fact. the engineer OF the
boat hardly found time 20 get the wa
ter ballast out OF the vessel
This rapid work Is made possible by
the exceptional facilities OF the North
Western line Large capacity ears and
big docks with large storage capacity
have made the handling OF tremendous
quantities OF ore possible. The docks
Of the NORTHWESTERN line NJ Ashland
and Escnnaha have 2 capacity exceed.
tx that OF any ether line in the Lake
Superior region. 90 which is 10 be add
cd on new building. which. when COM
Ilc'"d. will increase their capacity al
most 90 per cent and be the largest ore
dock on the Lakes
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05

tain scenery. but until you take this
trip you have not seen any mountain
scenery at all. 1Lere Is absolutely no
comparison. TIE dor. We pass through
lets us out on 20 the almost tip top
OF n mountain 10000 feet in height.
The sun Is shining as Il only shines
In Mexico. and you get out for look.
Straight down below you 10000 feet.
Is a valley all marked or into squares
about as big as those on a checker
board. through which Is drawn n
meandering black line. The valley Is
evidently miles In extent tyou after.
ward learn II Is hundred miles long).
and as beautiful n little picture as you
can imagine. Presently off TO the right
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
Opportunities and Business Chances

Opportunities and Business Chances
Never were greater or more attractive
than now In the Great Southwest
Missouri. Kansas. Indian Territory.
Oklahoma and Texas.
II you're Interested. write for par
ticulars. James Barker Genl Pass.
a. Tiki AIT. NJ. X. & T. Ry.. $40 VAIN
wright Bldg. ST. Louis.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
cnlnr sonih rhl. Winter,

The Hooking Valley Railway invites
your attention 20 It's excel, m service,
in connection with all Michigan lines,
10 points In Virgin West Virginia,
the Carolinas and Maryli nd. Write. l..
w. LANDMAS, Gen. Trav. Agt. Detroit,
Mich.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05

Women think men have such good
times. Men would like TO know where
tho good times coma In.
Many an octogcnarian can attribute his
longevity 90 tho fact that he never called
another man "A liar.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
CHAPTER ~.

Eleanor Is certainly very quiet, ="
F,Hrna said o. her husband one even.
ing. land very young FOR her age. Tho
best thing for her, IN my opinion.
F,culd be to have her Gene out as
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05

The youth demands happiness; the
man works for it-but the aged are
grateful for n gracious memory.
The expected happens oftener than
the unexpected.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05

Every Siberian town OF over 10000
inhabitants has a valuable anthropo-
llgical museum. usually presided over
by a political exile.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05

HE ride through Texas
To the Mexican border
Is monotonous and dir
~; from Ciudad Por.
iirio Dlaz To Torreon
the train climbs CON
tinually. up. up. up un.
iii IL reaches the Mexl-
can plateau. This pla.
teau Is "A wonderful
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1902-12-05
Mother Gray. sweet Powder. for chndr.r

Successfully used by Mother Gray.
nurse Ia the Chidrcn's Home In New
York. Cures FcVcrishncss. Bad stomach.
Tcething Disorders. move aud regulate
the Bowels and Destroy Worms. over
3000O testimonials. At all druggists. =
cents. Sample FREE. Address Allen >.
Olmsted. Leroy. New York.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
z LElCHT.

Gdzie jest cziowiek, ktdrtby reprezentowaf trzecie c1warta 'wa a
y legislature? Many wyb6r pomiedzy p. J6zefem Ldoht . Janen
Pehler, .ibo jk tam jego naawisko ma bye.
J6xef Leicht jest zdolnym dzennikarzem, jest wielce powazany Cd
xszv,tlich nieszkahc6w " Winonie; posada wielki wpyw " powiecie
! xav,z 20 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS praoowal da dobra naszego miasta. Przez wy
br lego do legislatury, trzeoia czwarta warda bed1e mia}a najlepszego
reprezentanta " sanie - cos, 1e mo4emy bye dumni 2 tego. Jego pre-.
oiwnuk ma watliwe zdolno6ci, ME ma wpfywu AMI odwagi gdyby byl
WV, raaym, mieskahcy trzeoiej czwartej wardy tax, jak by nikogo
ME W >hG, wyselajac pehlera. Kazdy cz}owiek sic zawstydzi por6wna6
tych DIV och ludzi. Me dajoie sic dobrzy polscy obywatele nam6wic do
odd. n gfosu ma czlowieka jak Pehler, chociaz by chodzil do was pro-
sito CLOS, J6zef Leicht jest niemcem, ale sic przyznaje do tego, ze jest
1iemcem. Pehler jest wlasciwie po1akiem, lecz, powiadaja, re sic wsty
.dzi przyzna6 do prawdziwego nazwiska pisze sic Pehler: Pan Leicht
j st VOL omy slnym, chetnym cdowiekiem, bedzie sic stara4 . to ably
k,zdy CT owiek czy to polak czy innej narodowo6ci bedze representatives,
my. Pan Lsidht widce sic zajmowal szkolami " wardaoh, gdy na1ezaf dc
y .dzoru, zwiedzal szkoly reguarnie, co sic przedtem nigdy ME zdarzar
r., gdy ", stspif : dezoru szk6lnego, zawsze protegowa}, najlepsze IDOL
noSci zaimowa} sic nizszemi wardami. Mech ka1dy gfosuje zrobi
X PREY nszwisku Joseph Leioht!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
William Burns.

William Burns, Demokratyoz-
ny ka ldydat ma sedziego opiekun-
czego Judge of Probate) urodzii
sic W Washin ton D. c., przybyf
= rod2icami do Carimona, Fillmore
County Mian., gdy by} try lata
starry. D~iecinny. wick przepe-
dill ma farmac'', uczeszczajac limo
wa pora do powiatowych szk6l
publ;cznyoh, tax samo -:suozeesczaf
do wyzszej szko}y " Spring:V Valley,
MINI, byi nauczycielem pr:zez: pc.
wien czas Fillmore County z Z 2
"sscze lzonych pieniedzy kszta}ch
sic " Wironie W szkole normalnej.
Otrzymawssy dyploml cd powyzej
wymienionei i%nstytuoyi uczyl sig
prawa " o6sio Judge Tlhaos. Viii
son i Lloyd w. Bowers; dostaa dy-
plom v powieoic Winohskim, v
kt6rym to oisic piec lat praktyko-
wal. ByiE seenratorem Fitzpatrick
W kompanii v czasie jego urseedo-.
wanna jake powiatowy .adwokat
County attorney. Jego ojciec byl
zofniersem " czasie wojny domo-
wei. Przek ostatnie pied lat mia1
offs ma West ard Str, gdzie dotad
p~raktykuje jake adwokat. obo-.
wi.aki sedziee;o opiekuhozego g.
pc wiekszej csedoi, testamenta %.
unarayohh. s5 spn ll'alun 90. y prowa,
dxeniu innteress66v Y tym sodfsie, Jest
bardso waznaa, Y .alety g Y , oha-
ratterse ireputaeyy r me William!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
Dlaczego

| Ktos zapytuje, ola czego prak-
tycznie wszyscy adwokaci, chez
mie6 sedziego Snow wybranego ma
sedsiego dystryktu ponownie. Cd
powiedz latwa. Jezeli gracze graja
" pike, chca zwykle mie6 "a Sc
dEisgo polubowego cz}owieka, kt6ry
sienna ma glrze.. Jezeli dw6ch sic
spiera Q ggranice mmiedzy ich farma-
mi, aby sic zgodzi6, sprowadzaja
geometrabb y. potrzebujaa czlowleka,
kt6ry rzecz rozpatruje : dogodnego
punlktu. Je1eli sic kto6 stara Q
urzad, (ofs) kandydaoi ohcs mied
platforme, ktdra jest rzetelna j
uczoiwa i wiedza e moga liczy6 na
~glosujaoa klase. Jeseli adwokaoil
sic udaja do sadu v sprawaoh swyoh
klient6w, chca sig stawi6 pred
os}owieka, kt6ry zna te prawa.
ssdsia polubovy, ktdry sic ME sna
na grse v pike, geometta, ktdry
Mo rozumie miernictwa, platforma,
kt6ra ME rozumie lio1yd, albo aedsia,
kt6ry ME zna prawa, by}by woale
Mo na miejsou AMI b 60 choiasy
strony intereaovane,
Teras wiieoie, ola osego adwo-
kaoi pragna, aby byi sed.ia Snow
swybranyu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30

Burns. On jest uwazany "a do.
brego adwokata i ME ma watpliwo.
Sci, re jezeln bedzie wybranym,
bedzie dobrym i odpowiednim Sc
dzia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-30
Geo. Simpson II

- s-'sSa1.-
i sirp.on. i.ndy.
dat q obrohce Povisto'wego
County Attorney NJ "a , s''ie e
pubIik.hskim, b, wybrsnyn e.
ten o6s pred dwom. l.ty;; byl ~
braDy poprsednio. spodsiew.ny
.,s = glesuiaoy So psvt6rnie W
|biore.
M6wi4c e on sob'e za.aatyl 20
- Cd wyboro6w y pow,eoie VI
nohst,m, Jest 70 20 prostu wyraaa't,
90 ~myllinY.a e tax bsdlfe moths
suis sposiaevad.
On sic .urodxilw Winonio Y
-%sEGT...S - &1&ESazsS -@asa%FG Esa%
roku 1857. jest syaem zaenego ]
wybitoego oby~atela Tomssusa i
k.lgorsaty Simpson jednego stych
-kt6rsy s,le n.jjpierw osiedlili y tyn.
powiecie. Ksstaicil sle " stanowej
s.kols normalnej Y Winonie otrxy-
NAL dyplon Y rotu 1885. DofohosYi
ksztslesnlii,. sic ma uniwersyteoie y
Wiscohsipis . ktdrego otrsymai
dyplon = roku 1890. Pr'es try
lat. byl agentem folei W'nona 4
Soath Western Railway Co. y
poladuiowej Minnesooie i polnoc-
aei Iowa, Wst4piws.y do sstoly
prawa u uniwersyteoie v Wiscon-
s,nie y roku 1894, byl studentem
v ofsle obecnego senatora stan6w'
/iednoczonyoh " Wisoonsinie
Hon. Jana q. Spooner byf prey
puszczony do praktvkowan'a v
tym stanie " roku 1894. " Mime.
-ocie " reku 1895 potem wystapil
czynnic praktykujace " Winonie.
w roku 1897 ozenll sic :
E|zbieta, ma starsza cor!a p. Jana
Ludwig " Wlnonie. Byl miejskim
obroncq miasta Winony przez diva
Iata. wype}Diajac obowiazki 2 wiel"
ka sumiennosoia pr1ez cafy pre-
ciag czasu swego urzedawania byf
.praktycznym obronca " stanie ]
+adzie federalnym.
By{ obrohca powiatowym po-
wiatu v inonsklego prxez ubiegle
diva lata bez wzgledu na partye,
pozna{ dokiadnie i skuteeznie stano-
v,sko jake doradca " radzie koml
sarzy powiatowych W urzedzie po-
wiatu Winonskiego " n,czem ME
1b}adzlf lecz odb'era} pochwa}e "
sadzie (grand jury przez
ableg1e diva lata cd wszystkich,
kt6rzy mieli znlm stosunek.
Przez ozas swego urzedu prxe-
dziewletnascie proces6w
Y saozie obwodowym v. powiecie, :
Re, " pietnastu prsypad-
kach strony oskarzone byly skazane
Ilbo uznane "a usprawiedliwlone v
'r.estepstyie,, albo pr.es wyrof
ia sad przys'eglych Curry oddane
cztery byly wolne cd why.
Jake wprowodzeniu grzeczny.
lie szczsdxacJ trudu urzedn,k, Ito
y jest kaidej ohwili gotdw pe}nic
obowiazek ! jako t.kiemn
ogdla = powieois prse-
,owi.damy mu povtdrpy wyb6r !
,rses wleksxok6 kt6ra odebrai pred
, 1902-12-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Corlett Downey is home from Chey-
enne.
Hon w. NJ. Gilcrest returned to Chev-
cnne last night.
County Commissioner Johnson has
returned from Rock River.
NJ. Smith and D.. Madden are in from
the Millbrook ranch, registered at the
Johnson.
John F.. Hayden of St. Louis and C.
b. Miller of Chicago were at the Thorn
burgh this morning.
Adm Webb, Al Green. George Rast
and Emma Post of Walden We're guests
at the Johnson last night.
County Commissioner w. ]. Broad
hurst is in the city to attend tomor-
rows meeting of the board.
J. w. Glendenning, jr., and James
Armstrong of Denver were registered
az the Thornburgh this morning.
Mrs. James McGibbon left this after
noon for an extended visit with the
family of her son, Ed McGibbon. at
Fort Collins, Colo.
Miss Teanie Kirkwood of Cambria
who has been attending the university
at Laramie returned home for the
holidays.-Newcastle Times.
r. S. Hebeler. the Rock River ranch
man, is in the city today. He contem-
Plates a trip about the middle of Feb
ruary to England, his former home.
Z. P. Baker of Boulder, Colo. William
II. Schaeffer of Seattle, Wash, and J.
E. Stems of Cove, Oregon, were
guests at the Johnson this morning.
Madame Wilkinson. the mother Of E.
A. Wilkinson. will leave Monday for
London. England. where she will visit
for several months among relatives.
Coroner william Gray returned this
morning from the Coble ranch. where
he had been to hold an inquest on the
body of the negro cook found dead Sun.
day.
George Eykyn, who has been at Mer-
cy hospital, Chicago. for some time,
undergoing treatment and an operation
for appendicitis, returned home this
afternoon. much improved in health.
Mrs. F. J.. Niswander has returned
from an eastern visit. Prof. Buffum
and family of Laramie returned home
yesterday after a visit with DR.. G. NJ,
Buffum and family.-Cheyenne Tri'
bune.
Bud Clark of the Rambler mine is at
the Phillips hotel, confined to his room
with a severe attack of rheumatism,
He came in yesterday afternoon and
reports that everything is going on well
at the mine.
E. P. Baker and w. l.. Combs left
this morning for the Strong mines tc
begin preparations for the resumption
of work on that property. Mr.. Combs
was formerly foreman for the Strong
Copper company, working the mines.
Hon F.. w. Mondell returned home
Christmas day and will remain until
Saturday. Mr.. Mondell expressed his
views upon the fence question as in
favor of the enforcement of law. He
reports Mrs. Mondell very much i'm
proved.-Newcastle Times.
, 1902-12-30
LARAMIE GUESTS AT
CHEYENNE PARTY.

CHeTeNNE Y.
One of the largest and most novel
dinner parties of the holiday week was
given Christmas afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. f. c. Nash, says the Cheyenne
Leaders society reporter. The spac-
iOus parlors and dining OOm were pro-
fusely decorated with holly. The long
table where. covers were laiu for TWEEN
ty-four guests extended diagonally
across the large dining room. In the
center a pyramid of fruit was sur
rounded by a band of holly and sprays
of holly scattered I'VE the snowy
napery completed the attractive deco
ration. Hidden cards. designating
at each plate a gift was placed. The
gifts were in silver. and point lace,
the work of the hostess. The guests
were requested to don their gifts and
the %tOilettes of the ladies were greatly
enhanced by the addition of point lace
scarfs. couture butterflies, while the
gentlemen exchanged cuff buttons and
scarf pins. The children's gifts were
games. After the seven course dinner
had been enjoyed. there was a fine
musical program and the older people
enjoyed cards. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. J. 3. Woods. Mr.. and Mrs.
Single. Delroy Single. l.. T. Single,
Mr.. b. F. Nash and family Mr.. David
Jones and family, Mr.. A. ]. Nash, Mr..
E. J. Nash and family of Denver, Mr..
and Mrs. Haycock of Laramie.