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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
RODNEY.

Miss Clara Num- visited her sister,
Mrs. Eva Hughes, at Baker, Sunday.
Miss Elva Roberts visited in Rose
bud Saturday and Sunday.
j. n. Truitt will finish making
sorghum this week.
Rev. U. G. Hughes visited the
family of H. l.. Sullivan Sunday.
The protracted meeting which has
been in progress at Baker for the
past two weeks closed Sunday night.
1t was conducted by Rev. Hughes
and LaRue and was very successful.
The baptisizing took place at 1890
a. III. Monday.
Will Cain, of Wheatcroft, visited
in this vicinity last week.
j. l.. Sullivan and wife of Nation
visited here Sunday.
Will Hicklin sold a nice lot of
cattle to Lacey Moore at Repton last
week
C. NJ. Cliff was in Wheatcroft
Saturday.
Will Hicklin is contemplating sell
ing one of his farms here and buying
another one near Marion.
Lucien Sullivan, of Ark will Wis
it his old home here in a few days.
f. l.. Num- and Jim Sullivan at
tended church at Baker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker reciev
ed quite a number of visitors Sun
dsy.
Chester Truitt, Sr. was in Weston
Sunday.
Robert Elkins of MattoOn was here
on business recently.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
CHIEF THREE MILES IN AIR.
Head OF Chicago Poiiee nars Air
ships Fron Overhead

ship. Fron Overhead.
Chief OF Police Collins of Chicago
discovered the other night that his
Jurisdiction has three dimensions In
stead OF two within which he IL CON
monty called upon % exercise author
ity and maintain order. says n Chicago
special dispatch 10 the Washington
Post In addition 20 length and
breadth IL has three miles OF height.
impinging 20 that e1tcnt upon the re
gion above. The chief says II IL all
covered In an ordinance which be
really could not bring himself TO quote
out OF hand
The chief made this announcement
when he was shown a telegram an
nouncing the intention OF A. Roy
Knabenshue OF Toledo. the aeronaUt.
70 visit Chicago In n few days and
circle about the dome Of the Maspnie
temple In his craft The chief was
horror stricken
Tn chief for three miles" be said
Hell have 90 ny high. lie win not
be permitted 20 run up that machine
within the city limits and II be goes
up from the outside he'll have 10 stay
over three miles. He can't risk his life
In my Jurisdiction"
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26

PUBLIC SALE will on Nov. 4
on the "Grandpap Rice place, z
miles south of Fredonia, on kuttawS
road, sell to the highest and best bid
der the following property: One good
surry, wagon, disc harrow, wheat drill
Brown cultivator, Mccormack
binder, two \ harrows and all gear,
and tools found on first class farm
good mule, 80 head of hogs and
pigs, 500 bushels good corn. Terms
made known on day of sale
II c. Butler
Oliver Il Couyer shipped stock
from here Saturday.
Rev Miller is assisting in a pro-
racted meeting at Eddy creek.
Staple and fancy groceries of all
.inds. Bennett Il Son.
Mrs h. X. Bransford is visiting |
at Dawson.
John Ackridge is having a house
uilt near his residence.
Clyde Boyd of Dycusburg, is at
'nding school here.
&. W. Stone and wife, of Marion,
ere here Sunday and Monday.
Will johnson was on the sick list
st week.
Rice, Young Il Co. will up tobacco
its large factory here.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
REPTON.

Roscoe Dye left Thursday for
Paducah where he will enter school
W. A. Jones, of Sturgis, visited
his parents a few days last week.
Mrs. Lou Bradburn visited her
daughter, Mrs, Gooch Weathers, at
Providence, last week.
Luther Stevens was in Crayneville
Thursday.
MI. Mastes, of Evansville, was
in town last Thursday.
Mr.. Osborne, salesman for Ragon
Bros, Evansville, was here Thurs
day.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
LION AS FIGHTING EDITOR"
Indiana Man rvainins One 90 TAhs
Care OF Undesirable vtsisors-

Indiana Man rvainins One 60 TAhs
Care OF Undesirable Visitors
Clarence y. Wolfe. editor Of a news
paper at New Harmony. Ind. proposes
to put lion on guard In his Office to
be the lighting editor" In the event
OF any lighting having 10 be done. says
New Harmony dispatch. The ih-A
II far from being tame. but Mr.. Wolfe
hopes be can train II TO be dociIe ~
far az he Is concerned.
While q circus was at New Harmony
few days ago a cage containing ths
lion was blown over in a storm. and
the animal was badly injured. The
circus manager could not take Il with
him. and Mr.. Wolfe bought Il for a
mere song.
He snys he viii expect II to stake
care" OF persons who come TO the offics
30 object when the paper contains
something which they do not like.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Henry Wagner was in Morgan
field Saturday aud Sunday.

Henry Wagner was in Morgan
field Saturday aud Sunday.
Uncle Walter Cook, of New Mar
ion, was in our town Sunday.
VIM. McChesney spent Saturday
and Sunday in Crayneville
II. II. Smith, of Sturgis, visited
his father, j. II. Smith, Sunday.
Gus Duvall, of Henshaw, spent
Sunday with us.
Lonnie Moore, of Marion, visited
US Sunday.
Lonnie Duckworth left Monday
for Sturgis.
Dr. II. ID. Roberts was iu Black
ord Monday afternoon on business.
Mr. fairfield salesman for Fels
Bros. & Reubed Co., Paducah, was
n our midst Monday
Candidates Albert II. Travis and
Walter Blackburn. of Marion, were
making hands with our boys Monday
nd informing them there would be
election on November 9Th.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Handsomely Done,

The following letter speaks for it
self. DR.. Ravden is well and favor
ably known to our people:
EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct. 20. Mr..
T. H. Cochran, Pres. Com. Club,
Marion, Ky. Dear Sir: On my re-
cent visit to your little city was
very much surprised and pleased to
behold New Marion rising from its
ashes, clothed in radiant beauty and
splendor. The progressive activity |
of Marion's citizens. their courage |
and devotion to their home town in
time of its need, guarantees for Mari
a brilliant future. With such public
a. waterworks, paved
streets and sanitation. which muse be
lad in every progressive community.
n order to insure public health and l
Telfare, hope to see the day when
iarion will become the commercial '
Metropolis Of Western Kentucky. S
| hereby enclose check for 50. 90, a
} help defray the expenses of the eel al
bration of Marion's resurrection
| hope to be with you on that day.
Resp Y yours,
DR.. VI. RAVDEN.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
FRE00NIA AND KELSEY.

ii. +. Rutler will have a sale Nov.
4th, at the grandpap Rice farm.
DIR j. n. Todd and wife were in
Louisville several days last week.
Rev Dickens, former pastor of the
Z. +. church here, preached US a fine
sermon Sunday.
Bob Young, of Oklahoma, is visit
ing hir father, NJ. G. Young,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Hereie Hygiene.

AZ an inquest on the body OF man
who had died after an operation I'm 81
Georges hospital. London. II was stat
3D. Gays the New Orleans Times Demo
crat. that the only way by which Op-
orators could absolutely avoid Inree-
ton from patients was by boiling tho
hands.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Contributors and Committees.

The following named persons have
paid their Opening Day contribu-
tions, and hope that all subscribers
will call and pay same as soon as
possible. You can pay same to me
or j. II. Orme.
Il. ATCHIsON FRAZER.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Duyina From Their Friends.

German houses in japan complain TO
their home firms that many japanese
orders are now being given to British
and American houses.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Marriage License.

ALIVE Bebout and Miss Lille
Champion.
Joe Yates and Miss Bertha Lynn.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
COMMITTEES

COMMITTEES
Committee ON ARRANGEMENT.
W. d. Baird, II. II. Sayre, Jno.
W. Wilson, Jas. NJ. Freeman, Jno.
Lacy Num-, J. 5. Braswcll, A. VI.
Hearin.
COMMITTEE on MUSIC.
II. II. Sayre, W. d. Canaan, Jno.
Lacy Num-.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26

MARKET BASKE EFT.
BUTTER-Packing 15c per ID.
good country l6-l6tc; Elgin 23c in
6O-lb tums. 233c in 30 ID. tubs; FL
gin lb. prints 23c.
PoULTRY-Hens &c per ID. roosters
&c per ID. spring chickens lie. ducks
old &c, young lie; turkeys Zoe.
EGGs-l7-l9c, case count! candl-
ed l8i 19c,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26

The former of which shall be taken
as vote asserting to the mourning
of such debt, and the latter as dis
senting therefrom.
j. W. BLUE, JR., Mayor.
j. c. BoURLAND, City Clerk.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Auto Ambuiances In London.

The London city couIty - likely to
establish a system OF automobile am-
balances.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
COMMITTEE on COLLECTION.

r Atchison Frazer, c. +. Weldon.
ID. b. Keyil, W. II. Gopher, Jno.
4. Moore, Jas. l.. Rankin, A. VI.
Hearin.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
Market Report.

Reported by the Louisville Live
Stock Exchange. Bourbon Stock
Yards.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the quail
flied electors of the city of Marion,
KY, that in pursuance of an ordin-
ance passed and approved by the
City Council of said city, on the 10th
day of October, 1905, an election
will be held on the eth day of Nov.
ember, 1905, at the usual voting
places in said city, to vote upon
proposition to incur an Indebtedness
of TWENTY SEVEN THOUSAND
1927 600. O0 DOLLARS and issue
bonds therefor, for the purpose of
building and erecting a Water Works
Plant in such city, to be owned and
operated by such city. Said bonds
to bear six per cent. per annum in
terest, to be payable at the option of
such city, after five years from date
of issue, and to become due and pay
able thirty years from date of issue.
That Two Thousand Dollars shall
be raised annually by taxation to pay
the interest on said bonds, and
create a Sinking Fund sufficient to
redeem same when due.
The ballot for such election will
be prepared as follows:
For mourning debt Yes -
For mourning debt No
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
COMMITTEE ON INVITATIONS.

Ii. Ii. Sayre, \. G, Moore, j. b.
Champion.
This list is since my last report.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26

ia future do not wear lowers or
bouquets In the lapels Of your coats
or any decorations OF any kind that are
not prescribed by the rules"
The above order. recently Issued for
the guidance OF Norfolk and Western
trsinmsn. was provoked by the re.
markabls taste for variety and quan-
ilty OF flowers worn by conductors and
other trninmen. says a Cincinnati dis.
patch to the Pittsburg Dispatch. The
officials Of the ro4-is thought the train
lnOa were rather overriding the bou-
tonniers stunt, II seems. and decided TO
have all posiss discarded.
II IL said that the final straw added
to the load on ofiicisl shoulders was
placed few daya ago when a con.
ductor startingly decorated himself
with sweet pess S-ilai roses and mas.
iurttupls.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1905-10-26
HOTEs0FTHE RAIL WAYS
Successful Tests With Peat as
Locomotive Fuel.
LUXURY ON ENGLISH TRAINS.

valets, Ladies' Maids aud Numbered
Each crew on the PennsyiVania
Lines 90 Have lite special Engine.
Trainmen Not 20 Wear Flowers.
North Park union., 1905-11-10
School Notes.

The second months report cards
were given out this week.
Mabel, Clyde and Edna Hayes
are three new pupils who entered
the primary department this week
There are now 81 pupils in Prof
Wi.der's room and SO in the pri,
mary department conducted BY
Miss Eva Stogsdill.
Carl klemme, nephew of Mrs. J
H. Fox. who recently arrived here
from Boulder. started school undel
Miss Stogsdill's instruction last
week.
Those that were neither absent
nor tardy, in the primary room, fol
the month ending Nov. 8, were
Harriet Blevins. Addie and Vera
Cummings. Marsie Mosman, Fan
ME Riggen, and Sheldon And Elder
Dawson.
Eva Decker sprained her ankle
while playing at School one day last
week. and has had to be absent
since. but she is now improving sc
rapidly that she will probably be
able to resume her school dutie:
next week.
Prof. Wilder reports that Ella
Capron. Ruth Riddle, Fred Baker
Dean Blevins, Roy Boston. Ray
mond Dawson. Ray Riddle, ane
John and James Peterson were
neither absent nor tardy. during tht
week ending Nov. Ord. from his
room during school hours.
North Park union., 1905-11-10

and you have a combination tha
cannot be exceeded. and suhine.
up in carload shipments for 4 new
railroad as follows: Hay. cattle
coal. butter. cheese. sugar. gold
silver and copper to say nothing o.
other minerals that would be do.
veloped and the natural consump.
ton of all kinds of pssdapoelsv ma.
and beast tnat,wssi4 Snhoully fel.
low as a result - t1lDSlaanseus d.
mand for lsSor thsuuuh ths creation
OF all the above new industries fol
this section-which industries are
now lying dormant only for lack o.
a railroad. and which can only be
realized when North Park can "a,
for an actual fact that she has I
railroad. thus setting in motion the
wheels of industry for her develop.
ment and progress which no key OK.
cept one-and that q railroad--car
unlock.
The Union believes that in com.
ing from Fort Collins via NORTH
Park. that, in addition to securing
all the above good things. that the
Denver, Yellowstone & Pacific can
perhaps, secure one per cen,
grade instead of two per cent ir
going the other route via Laramie
To 60 by Laramie means loss TO,
the railroad as a money maker
while to come via Cameron Pass
through North Park means the de.
velopment of . new territory and a
profit maker from the start.
In coming through North Park
Walden will be the natural point fol
the creation of the first division ou,
of Denver, and it can be said with
credit to our citizens. that land ha.
already been donated for a rounc
house and depot site. in the even,
that the promoters of the new rail.
road finally conclude to build thi:
way, which matter. will be decided
we understand, in Denver within {
few days.
North Park union., 1905-11-10
NOTICE ron evsl,cAr,osL
Land oas. .. ps.vss, OF.

Land OAse as Dsavss. o. M, iguk.
Notice 10 hsFsby give thst shs fsalS9tng
na.ri .stti~r hss nlsd nosiss u hIs yaessetas
Ia make nnal psoof In sappost os hIs slato. ssA
that aid peoof will b. aaAs hssuss WLttsu O.
Mosnan an u. 3. Coaa At his oelss n WaI1so,
Colo. oa Dees@bss q, No, vis: n. = Ne t1loo
K.mss Z. Lec. fos tAs SE,S sWk ~ sxA NV
!. SE,. sse - tpsN of 3 - Wspn.
He sAmas sh follovias witasasss 70 pssss his
eostinuoas re-idsscs upna ed ealtlvastsa Of
sAid land. vis: Charles 2. 8saeasa. Wt1lisa
MsCoassushsy. VILLAS MeLscss asdfAssAsrs
L. covk. all II Hs6euu. Lasinse ssasty. Coas.
c. d. f0RD. nssisess.
DATE oe hr.t pahlleatios Ost -. isA
Date Of last psbiisatioa Nov u, lend.
North Park union., 1905-11-10
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
Desert L..s. sI~s, Prsss.
U. $, Land oiisc, D.nver. Colo.

u. s. Land OflIc~, Denver. Colo.,l
Oct. II. lSuh
Notice Is hrrrby given that Thomas l.. DARBY
Of pcuv-r. Colorado, has filed notice of intsa-
tioa to make pruof On his desrrt.lapd clatm M.
"a. for tho W. NEi.. kh Nws aad Sw'. nc.
7.T7N., r. 10 ". 9TH p. ~, bssors tho Re~is-
ter and Receiver at Deovcr. Colo. oa FRIDAY.
the 2,th day of November. isUi
Hs names the following vita~ssrs to provs
tho complete irrigation and reclanattoa os said
land:
william MAR and william simsosa. both ot
Hebron. John Murray oe Hisho. \. }. hscCal'
lum Of wald-n Colorado.
CD. FORD. REGISTER.
First pub-Oct %
Last pub-Nos ~ iaD
North Park union., 1905-11-10
Notice Of Application I
Lease State Lands.

Office Of State Board of Land Ceamissioesr..
Deavss. Colombo, Ootohes 2, iue-
Notice Is herehy Giveu that Jobs G. lab. Who's
posto0soe addre. IL Walden. Colorado. % Oe-
tobcs =, 1906. nade application No. Ill 70 tAs
ssats Board of Land Comnissinoer~ To lsass
Tie lollovias described School Lands. .itsats
10 Lariner eossty, Colorado. to-wit;
An a ssetina ~ eownsAip north. rsnas =
Wa1e. -.
essshsd pssaisa of oh3srtiuss ssaisss ~
nAu,ve sppaScatiup viii b soasldsssd afSss ~
MARX q. WOODRUFF,
nesistss ststs naesd q Land coua,issiessss-
, Firr& pah-O<t n sasr
t1ast lpub Nov 11116,
North Park union., 1905-11-10
oGSGRr LANDS. ....NoTlcI OF NJ
rENTioN TO MAKE PRooe.

United S4stss Land Ofios. Dsnver.
Octohsr =. iS0d.
]. Caroline ". Dcver~. OF Fort Collins. Lari-
MGR county. Colorado, Who nads drsrrt-iand
application No. Joe on the nh day Of Dssrm.
hsr, tsoi. isr NJ, Sw,. SEQ. 4 T.SN.. r. 81 W.
and SEN MA Scc- I. Tp. n. n. e n. ssh Pm.
hereby give notios a ~ intsosios 70 make hnsl
proof and establish NJ claia 10 The laud above
drscribed heiors thu Clerk os the District Court
at his osisce al Fort Collins, Colorado. % Thur
day. tho lth day Of January. iss, aud that sx.
pect to provo that said lasd has bssa proprsiy
irrigated asd reclaimed In th~ manner required
b. Law. b. two n the folIowiss vitocsss~:
Helen Devers. 0eosge woifcs. Chsriss Bock.
Charles wc<sl~r. all of For ColiiaS Colorado.
&. ID. FORD. krsistss.
Firwt pub-Nova
Last pub-Dsc .. isG
North Park union., 1905-11-10
500 Reward.

Twill pay 10000 reward for
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the woman. who
on the evening of October 9Th. set
fire to the ersas On tbs Ksrmode
ranch. Said weMan wore st the
time about q w slsos. Addres all
information 70 4. E., Butler. Deputy
Sheriff. Walden. Dolessdo.
Charles L. P. Winscom.
North Park union., 1905-11-10

UnitsSi Statrs Land OtIses. lroycs.l
OctobsS ~ ia1.
Notice Is hereby given that william Beaorit
Of Hebron. Larincr county. Colorado. has hled
notice ot int-ution to mako proot 90 his desert.
lind claim No. Ds. for the WI NW.. s~e. >,
NE,, and NJ, sEk s~e. I. Tp. sN. of r. q W.
Of Ssh =. ", hrforr william q. Aosman. U. y.
Commis-ioa~r. at his ofssc- In Walden. l.Ariasrr
county. Colorado. On Thursday. tho .ist day Of
December. 1876.
He names the following Witnesses TO provs
the omplcte Irrigation and recismatsne Of said
land;
James MAR. Hubcst c. ch-dssy. James C..
Riaeh. nnd Osbin Haadsn, all Of Hebron. Lari.
mcr county. Colorado.
FORD. Register.
First pub-Nov .
Last pub-nc 4, 1906
North Park union., 1905-11-10
mor,ex ron svsueAr,esa
/. psyAnrxxxs ~ rHR lxTIssoa !
) C.A LAsd OsScr. Dsavrr. Ceso.. I
fnA "A 1UA

Notice is hersby siv~a that tho so'lovins.
nAmtd settler has siI-d sosics ot his int~ssIoo
to make final prDof In support n his claim. and
that said ps,,of will h- made bsioss the clerk OF
the District Court at his office In fort Collins,
Colo. ou Drccnb-r q, isoo, via; Ja.cs u. Pos'
tune. II. T. No. 1874. far the ES kwit. WI
NEx Sec. y. r n. r. 20 W. &h r. u.
He name. tho following witnesses N Prov
his eonsinuou. rcsidcne- uIon and cultivation
os sald land: joel Clark Of welliassoa. Colo,
George BrisL-r Of Fort Collins. Colo; chas.
shipp Of Laportr Colo; Marlin Daotin ot
Ma soaviils, Colo.
: 6. psroRD> >Rrsi.tes.
tirit puo--uet ~
Last p,it,-Sos ~, Isr.
North Park union., 1905-11-10
NOTICE ron sus.,eAr.o,.
os.s.s Ls.A. P,..s prsss

U.H. Land Oeies at Dsaver, Colosado.l
Octohsr 7th, 1H6.
Notios 10 hsrrhy given that william o. No.
nan of Walden. Lssner county. Colesade. has
nied potter Of intsssioa 70 Aats psDef % H.
ds.sr-land elaim No. ~. for sbs SWH 80. :.
fp. g. n. II. - n sP. ~. bssors shs'elssa Al W.
district eosrt, as his olcs. Font ColliaA. Caee..
On Wednesday. Tbs ssh day Of Dsosabss. ~
He NAMES tho soiiowinG wltnssss n psuss
the eompssts irrisatIoo asd rsnaanatisa q saiA
land: Jay E. Beanets and L. CLARK Mn6ss a. n.
Collins. snd williaa Joors aid ". hiilre nas.
man of waidcn. Larisase county. cnins.xso.
c. D. FORD. RselsGss.
Firrt Publication Oct u. tsoa.
LaA Pnblieatics Nov u, iSU.
North Park union., 1905-11-10
,.er,es ron pus.,eA,so..
esssn L..a. e,.ss s~ssa
u.al...A o. O.; 1:;,;;; h. - sco'''sA~ /

U.A l.anA O0ss, Dssvse. Ccansaau.l
Osso6oe nh. NJ,
Motion is hseshy xivsn that " Mills 10ssnes
Of waidsa, LAsi~sr eosnsy. CoaassAs. ~ ~
so4lcs 0f isssaiioa "a aaks pseof ~ hie dnssst-
lanA s1ain No. m. for ths hek oEi& n8H HBk
WI kkA, sss. AspsN. n w.sh ~ bsessS
the elssa u The disssssa cosst. ~ HI ea1ss poss
Collins. Colo. o. Wednesday. ~ eah ~ -
Dsc<.bss. isnh sS
He saoss tbs fallovtaa wisssssas - DaspD
the coapset~ irslsasiaa asd ssg1en1na - ~
Land, Jay y Bsnssst aaA&. C3asb moass sf0.
Caiii.s. and wsiiia~ jsao - wiiliaAO.
Mosmss ot ws'dss. cnasssAA -
.s-..s.py-s G-M F1aiI kaissS5
Yirss pablicstina. Oet ~ NE.
Lsst pubileatiSa. Nov ~. M.
North Park union., 1905-11-10
NOTICE. soa puslseArson
o.ssrs LssA r,~s, Prsss.
United s..s'. L..4 OF; R;,..

United States Laaa O0pa. Qs4yss.
OoSs6ss \ ~
Molten Is h~rssy Nvsa tAat AAis WsbA r. -
broa. I.arimse csasty. CaSosa1s. has ~ ~
tic1 a inesatioa ~ sats pfsoe - his dessst-
laad claim No. -, ser lhs NxAs SE<. sEN
s&h r. H.. h-toes willian o. Annnan. an U. =.
Co~nialossr. at Ais o0les u Ve1Aeo. LAriass
eou.ty. Colorado. q fhsrsday. ~ INST das u
Dsosabes, lsoa.
| He nauss ~ snllswiag wi>nssses - psovs
~ esapssss issisasisa 81 ssaasossssa q sata
lAud:
william Mari q BsAsss. ~ Asssey II
xishis, Hssh Anss ~ EsuassA !. nsscslfsn
oS n aidse. LaransR eosn1v, CssalaAe.
| @ p foeD. Rssissss.
| rirxt pub-NnvS
Las, vui, -Dss Z ~ sesf
North Park union., 1905-11-10
Notice..

A meeting of the North Park
Stock Growers Association will be
held at Walden on November l l,
1905. to take action in regard to
paving fees on forest reserves. All
stockmen are cordially invited to
attend this meeting.
A. J. MONROE, president.
North Park union., 1905-11-10
Person.l and Local.

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Old papers At this office. 96c ,
hundred.
A. Graham has opened the splcsl
Road Ranch. and 10 prepared Il
serve the travelling public.
FoR sALE.-Tsa head of regis.
tered Hsrstert julia Asdrss,
Alex X. Asss, m ~ l6lai1o,
Tie eha I ~. "a Mn
chss. BsbE sats ~sow sufficiently
recovered y ~ fsn'a arsssd ,
little ~hls at . H6t-
James Hatch. ri Rand. vss I
Walden visi1 Nd LAY and Tues.
day. and wis - had - name
enrolled on ~ UseS ~.
Archie M.ins I'D alnily ar.
moving into the rsdisncs Of r. B
True and famQy->hs laEasr having
moved to Bsaldsr III shs Writer.
Liquid vssssr. In bsst furni.
ture polish "a sasth-makes youl
old furniture leok Alks new. Fo,
sale at the North Park Pharmacy
Tom Don 10 The qew cook At the
Park hotel, and tl1GulIAaSy aYt il
honored by his fine sosktns served
to tbs many customsrs Of thathouse.
The railroad SURVIVORS,. who are
surveying the Denver. Yellowstone
& Pacific R'y.. ass now Snsarina
Walden, which ~ia e their head
quarters next week.
Tho warm weather prevailing in
North Park and generally over the
State this week is welcome con-
trast to the zero Weather Of the
early part Of last wssk.
Harry Green repor.s that no ex-
poets to start out from the Hardy
ranch Tuesday for the st. Joe. Mo.
cattle market. taking with him abou,
900 head of cattle for the firm Of
G. w. Linger q Company.
The UNION 10 printed on Friday
this week on aoeeaant Of desire on
its part to give q synopsis of elec-
ton returns and slso TO enable it tc
print scr,e o.AssasAM7ssst -;
would not keep another week.
The Park hotel already report
that they are now making prepara-
tions for the coming hig Thanks
giving dinner-the biggest spread
ever. Watch out for the menu ir
this paper in the next two issues.
For SALs.-Building and foul
lots known as the Towner property
situated in Walden. Will sell at q
bargain if satisfactory terms can be
MADE at once. Address LARA
ME GROCERY CO., Laramie
Wyoming.
Dangerous Indulgence" is the
subject for next Sunday evening
Christian Endeavor meeting in the
Walden M. E. Church. and Mrs. P
W. Fischer is to conduct tho ser.
vice to which all are invited. Houl
6:2O to 7:l5 p. M.
w. L. Riddle and Frank Smith
have returned home from Fort Col
lins where they reported more cole
and snow-two feet of the beauti
ful-than we got in North Park
Ed Barber and Harry Baugh are
also back from the County Seat.
Announcements are out saying
that Mr.. Victor Hanson and Mis-:
Fannie Carlstrom were married
Thursday. Nov. 2. atDenver. Tht
happy couple have host of friend.
in North Park that wish them I
happy and prosperous journe,
through life.