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New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
ACTIVITY IN THE STEEL TRADE.

Philadelphia Feb. 1T was learned to-uay 'ta'
Tho following steel rail orders of the pennsylvania
1a,,ro.d Companv have been placed with the Ioi-
lowing companies United States Steel Cofpor auon'
o. roo TONS. Cambria Steel Company, ll,HN: Penn
sv,Ivania Steel Company. 1900: LackaWanna Steel
Con,nanv 800 The contract price for the rails
corId be learned.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
BANKER OWING 100000 MISSING

Berlin Feb 7.-Segmund Friedpnrg private
banker and owner of the financial ne"spapef' ne
Inv store Aayiser' has disappeared 1t Is si'd
his liabilities ainovnt to s:0o,ve9-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

Lancaster Penn, Feb. THE susquehanna iron
,,a steel Company will start its pipe and rolling
i1Is at columbia and its rolling mill York on
Monday The Columbia plants employ from l2o
IN 800 men. and the one at York $50. The Other
mills of the Susquehanna company and the Jansen
rolling mills, oil at Columbia ran double time last
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

pittsburg. Feb Notices were posted to-day at
,be w Devices Wood mill at McKeesport that ten
mills including forge and bar mills. will start
naxt SUNDAY night Ii IS expected that the hammer
bouse VIII start Tuesday. Employment Will be
c,,eu to about one thousand men when the mill is
nIaced In full operation. 1t has been operated only
a few daya az a time since last December. IL is
said that there are orders enough To keep the mill
i'm operation for long time
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08
FLoRioA-EAsT OR WEST COAST.

seaboard Florida 'Iimited-Daily Pullman
10 St. Augustine. Pinehurst-C -Camden-coiumbia.
Shortest Florida route. Office ltSj B way.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

Chicago. Feb. THE plant of the Federal Fur
mace Company at South Chicago Will resume opera
tions on February 20. The plant. which manu-
fct,res pig iron and gives employment 10 six hun
dyed men has been closed since December 10.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-08

GREAT BEAR SPRING WATER.
Its purity has made It famous. "--Advt
The sun., 1908-12-13
NEW SHAPES IN LEATHER BAGS.

black feathers save morocco. a youthful
air, and made up in attractive shape.
with lining Of some gay color, II GER
tsinly deserves popularity. even II It
does show wear rather quickly. |,
Several OF the bags sketched for this
page were In patent leather. though the
same shapes we're made up in other leath-
era also; and in almost every case the
patent leather was more effective.
The details of the bags give them in
dividuality even when shapes vary little.
The last word seems to have been said
In the matter Of fittings.
Vanity cases. opera glasses. tiny fans,
card cases. change purses. pencils, ad-
dress books. all are packed into miracu-
lously narrow limits. until, as one sales
woman put il. @You can actually keep
house in the bag All it needs Is a chat
ing dish and folding bed
Joking aside. the ingenuity exercised In
the planning Of the bag fittings deserves
unstnted praise. Many women, however.
prefer to distribute these fittings among
various bags instead Of crowding them
into one. There is the ample shopping
bag OF pigskin, morocco patent leather
and for bills. and it has card case. but
the rest Of it's space is left free for small
articles and packages.
For luncheon downtown. matinee, DC.
there Is a smaller bag containing the in
dispenssble vanity equipment. mirrors.
powder puff or cloth and possibly other
items. 1t may have the little opera
glasses and fan, too.
For visits fat envelope, bag or small
handsome bag with handle is the thing
II one carries anything In leather. A
purse or bag Of netted gold. silver or gun
metal is often preferred, but 1t should
be large enough to hold cards as well as
handkerchief and II one is travelling by
car small change purse.
Lizard skin is considered good leather
for dressy occasions, but the leather
workers are 80 clever In their use OF dyes
now that one may have a bag to match
almost any costume. The very pale
biscuit and gray tones and white are used
for beautiful purses and small bags, often
gold mounted and having precious stones
ret in their clasps.
A new shape shown by one well known
leather goods firm shows a succession Of
overlapping flaps enclosing separate
pockets, as illustrated in one OF the cuts.
This model has taken well. as has also
bag brought out by Fifth avenue
finn and sketched here.
This has It's original note In the smooth
plain mounting OF metal curving down.
wafd slightly In the middle and In the
plain metal handle which seems a con-
tlnuation Of the mounting. From this
zane shop comes the bag with right
angled double handle Of leather, beneath
which the bag is cut down a little, the
tides being left higher. The flap OF small
change compartment buttons down on
the outside Of this bag.
A safety device introduced last year
and used upon great many OF the shop
ping bags this season is the strap start
ing on one side near the top passing
over the top and clasping down firmly
The sun., 1908-12-13

tiny toilet accessories Of gold or silver-a
dimi nutive mirror, a powder pun as
diminutive in little gold case, a small
gold lip ssiye boz end gold rouge stick
case quite as small. There is no end TO
the dainty and costly little things. and
any one Of them is an acceptable Christ
mas gift, always provided the woman to
whom it is to be given hasn't constitu-
tional objections to makeup OF all kinds
and soul above vanity.
Motor bags Of course are most com
pletely furnished in 90 far as toilet neces-
sites are concerned-cold cream. soap,
boracio acid for inhamed eyes, small
brushes and comb. everything that can
supply first aid to the injured complexion
and coifiure when one stops for luncheon
OF dinner during days run.
For longer trips there are the dressing
bags whose equipment grows moro COM
plete and whose weight increases year
by year. No woman can carry one COM
fortably herself, but the woman for whom
they are designed doesn't carry her own
hand baggage. and the dressing case
de luxe is a thing TO be coveted by any
normal woman.
Not a thing is lacking from writing ma
terials 10 matches. from spirit lamp and
hair curriers' to cold cream and manicure
paste. The number of things that can
be packed compaotly into one OF the me-
dium sized bags with room in reserve for
dressing robe. night gown and slippers
is positively uncanny.
The small trunks devised for short
motor trips have been taken up by others
in addition TO motor women and have
led to the launching Of large variety OF
week end boxes, cleverly fitted up to take
into small compass all one may need for
a week end visit. Some OF these have
handles and, at a pinch. a man could
carry one as. hand luggage instead OF
checking it, but he wouldn't want to carry
il far, though in wicker, covered with
leather or oilcloth. such Dag does not
itself weigh much.
And while we are talking OF boxes and
Christmas gifts. no apartment house
dweller should be without bed box
among his Christmas presents. or course
II il an abomiration to be Obliged to keep
things hacked away under beds, but when
one must il is a comfort TO have dust
tight, perfectly made box, furnished with
ball rollers so that it will move easily in
any direction. covered in a color matching
the wall paper. while the frame matches
the woodwork OF the room.
The box may be long and adapted TO
princesse frocks or it may be square and
big enough for Merry Widow hats, or IL
may be divided into compartments for
small things, but IL Is always low enough
10 slip under any ordinary bed and IL will
solve many a troublous problem for the
dweller in cramped spaces.
The sun., 1908-12-13
STILL THE NEW BAGS COME
MANY OF THE SMARTEST ARE
~ PATENT LEATHER.

Fresh Wonders Performed by the Makers
In Packing the vanity Appliances
Into Small Compass Bags for Lunch
con, Shopping, Motoring. Travelling.
Pags and purses by the thousand are
being sold for Christmas gifts, and the
manufacturers in anticipation of the
situation have provided a wonderful
supply Of the articles, All the old favor
ties in feathers and shapes are on hand i,
nut the designers have also achieved
novelties Of detail in a field which GER
tainly seems we'll nigh exhausted,
There has been new favor accorded
to patent leather and many OF the smartest
new bags for practical use are in this
leather II does not wear so we'll as
many other black feathers. but it has a
brightness foreign to any Of the other
The sun., 1908-12-13
New Method of Vaccination.

The head and front of the offending OF
ordinary vaccination lies in the fact that
II introduces living disc ase germ into
the blood and tissues OF the patient. 1t
Is not dead germ or a modified poison:
Now homeopaths have a method of
graduated attenuation, which robs IL OF
all its vitality dangerous powers and con-
verts them into curative or protective
powers.
During the last epidemic OF smallpox
in London hundreds OF homeopaths were
internally. vacoinated' in this way. In
the State Of Iowa in the. United States OF
America this form Of vaccination Is prac-
tised and is accepted as valid by school
and State authorities.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Greatest Ensiish Coal Port.

From the Magazine Of Commerce.
cardin ranks as the largest port In the United
Kingdom for the export OF coal Its foreign
shipments alone for the following years were:
is4o. ssi2 TONS 1880 Aea7tso tons; 1900 1891 oz7
tons until In 1907 Il reached the splendid total
OF ~. T.soo,i7b tons. Adding the coAstwtse ship
ments TO this we have q grand total Of is.eSo,oee
tons an amount over 100000 tons In excess OF
the celebrated Tyne coal ports OF North and
south Shields and Newcastle. The rates are
from 20 TO Soper cent. less at the Butte Docks than
At most OF the leading docks In the United King
dom. In seventy years the docks Estate has In.
creased from 10 70 les acres-
The sun., 1908-12-13

on the other side 30 that the bag cannot
open by accident unless the clasp is un-
fastened. The double handled bag too is
not likely to fall open without the owner 8
knowledge and consent.
So many charming. little novelties in
the vanity line are TO be had now that
some women prefer carrying a rather
large bag without complicated details
and dropping into its ample interior the
The sun., 1908-12-13
Gloves
Women's Hose

BLACK Isle THREAD, hand embroidered nstep. 6ffsH
PURE THREAD SILK double soles; Black, ky, lavender
Nile and smoke - an "a
Regularly 81 and SI.7s pair, . or - Ss.Ess
THREAD SILK black with embroidered nstep LOO, H
In contrasting colors, pair 3 90 and S.2egs
pairs, O'OO sesFg siA
PURE THREAD parisian Novelte exclusive ~
openworked and embroidered designs, pair, 75 10 10
executed for special colors 7''S '~,g-fss
The sun., 1908-12-13
Leather Goods

Travelling Bags Suit Cases Shopping and SANITY sss sss Dressing
Cases. Fask Bottle Sets Clocks and other
DRESS CASES. Heavy Cowhide, Linen lined Bag 90
HAND '9.,s sSai VARIETY
inch inch v.,u. Value 500 3S5'
rr, rpaonp a,r ppcIsrSps ,ss' 75c, LOO, lbs
COLLAR BAGS, tan brown green, = 10 -
BRIDGE SETS, Pgskin and Seal, goSSv.YY;
The sun., 1908-12-13
Plain and Novelty Silks

FOR EVENING AND RECEPTION GOWNS
In exclusive designs made expressly for u.s.
WHITE SILKS AND sATNS FOR WEDDING GOWNS
NOVELTIES FOR BRIDESMAIDS DRESSES.
The sun., 1908-12-13
Real Lace Handkerchief

Fine real lace Duchsse Duchee and Point and
y:Isnsisanss .a effective d''sn' $50 1000
Finer grades Duchesse and Duehess and Point rs IS DO
Values 5000 to $780, A'2o " oo'SH
The sun., 1908-12-13
Scarf Wells

Limited Number-Grenadine centres, an yds. long
White with Pink, Blue, Brown, Purple, Green and
Black borders. Regularly S3.zs,
The sun., 1908-12-13
Fine Silk Umbrellas

For Men and Women, Natural Wood and hand q
some variety Of Fancy Handles,
The sun., 1908-12-13
Close Fitting Petticoats

MEssALNE SILK, new shades, including black and
Sh;ts Value SIo.So,
SILK Jersey fashionable shades, also eaek and white
ressaiine or tafeta founces Value $I7So,
VIVA Values %. so and 1875, 4.fo'
The sun., 1908-12-13
Black Directoire Broadcloth

High finish. .p.nesd and, and 'hrunf 50 in vide 1856
for Holiday Gifts colored wool fabr
plain and fancy weaves AOO A so 500 6.fl{yAst.
Per pattern, o0' '~' 'o'
The sun., 1908-12-13
Decorative Linens
ELECT DESIGNS, SPECIAL PRICES

DRESSER SCARFS, eiuny and flet lace,
DRESSER scARFs, finest French cluny,
AFTERNOON TEA DonES, finest Madeira, dozo II
The sun., 1908-12-13
Wraps, Suits, Dresses

REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE.
Evening AND MOTOR WRAPS,
DRESSES. variety of styles and materials, p
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16

morning. No better commentary on
the progress of the Western Country
can be found than the Western stock
show. 1t was founded three years ago.
The shows Of the two previous years
have been creditable in every way, but
they are not to be compared in either
size or Importance to the show of 1908
In the first place the Show this year is
an international event and entries are
not restricted to the Western country.
As consequences bigger and a better
lot Of live stock than has ever been on
exhibition west of Chicago will be
gathered into Denver during the week
of Jan 20.
The men who have chosen to award
the prizes and ribbons are well known
in the stock world and the name of each
is a guarantee that awards will be made
strictly on their merits. The list of
judges is as follows: Shorthorn cattle
and Galloways, Leslie Smith of Red
Cloud Mimi :Herefords. Prof. r. j. Kin
zer of Manhatton, Kan. aberdeen Angus
E c. Davis of Iowa City Iowa Red Poll
ed, j. w. Martin of Gothem Wis. fat
steers and carlots of fat cattle, John G
Imboden, Decatur Ills. &c. b. Waite of
Denver will be associated with Imboden
in the latter class): breeding classes,
Prof. T. F. Mcconnell of Laramie, Wyo..
A number of North Parkers are leav
ing this week for Denver, some as dele
gates to the convention and others with
cattle. Among those who are taking
out show cattle are Murphy Bros. of Spi
Ger, Monte Blevins of Walden, 7. John
Payne of Cowdrey and William Norell
of Walden.
Murphy Bros took second prize last
year with their Herefords and both Mr..
Norell and Mr.. Payne took prizes ir the
International STOCK show at Chicago.
Mr.. Norell started out yesterday with
a very large shipment of thoroughbred
Herefords, about sixteen or seventeen or
carloads in all and they arecertainly as
fine looking rs any bunch ofcattle we
have seen.
Card of Than4s.
4 We wish to extend our most sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors who
gave us such timely aid in our time of
need.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Winscom.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
Don't Advertise.

il you believe your are wasting money
Let your competitor vast his money on
advertising. and perhaps in this way
you'll sson put him out Of business. Fix
his clockwork for him. Just stand back
and laugh at him when you see him
squandering his money for printers ink.
Once there was a boy named John-I
think his name was Wannamaker-any
how his name WAS with some kind Of a
maker attached to his last name. He
owned 800 yards Of calico. three roles Of
jeans and a half dozen pairs Of boots
He called this dry goods store through
a Philadelphia paper. and offered to sell
pair of socks for 37..cents. The don't
believein. advertising merchants laugh
ed. Young John spent $65 with the
Philadelphia Ledger to advertise just
one time and had less than 500 worth
of goods
He was cautioned by those who knew
it did MT pay 1t was through sympa-
thy that they offered him advice. But
John didn't listen to them. and went
and blew his money in foolishly and to.
day poor John sees his misdoings-hs
has so many dry goods stores that he
can hardly find time to study his Sun
day school lesson.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
Two Prominent North
ParkerS accused of
Land Frauds.
Dan Hanson and Major Coch-
rane Put under Bond to ap-
pear before Dist. Court.

Monday evening the Waldenites were
surprised by hearing of the arrest of two
prominent North Parker on charge of
perjury in connection with Desert Land
Proofs.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Jeffries
came in Monday evening ON the stage
aud placed Major j.. NJ. Cochrane and
Dan Hanson under arrest on charge Of
perjury. They were given a prelimin-
ary hearing before U. s. Commissioner
w. o. Mosman at Walden and placed
under bonds to the extent of 81, 900 each
to appear at the next session of the U. S.
District court in Denver.
Both Mr.. Cochrane and Mr.. Hanson
are old timers in North Park, having
been among the first settlers in the park
and are highly esteemed by all who
know them. We sincerely hope that
there has been some mistake.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
CLIPPED FROM THE
LARAMIE REPUBLICAN.

The Senate and house COMMITTEES on
public lands having agreed to report Il
second homestead bill, in likelihood the
measure will pass congress in the near
future. The Mondell bill WIS the one
favored by the house committee. 1t pro
vides that all persons who have in any
the passage of the act shall be entitled to
a second eutry notwithstanding the fact
that they had once exercised the right,
1t must be remembered. however that
those who do not foret their clans befor
the act becomes law will be unable to
make second entry there under.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
AVN. Winscom's house
Burned to the
Ground.
Looa Of. $4,000 - Not even
Clothing saved Sub
seription Raised.
VOLUME 2.

About . O'Clock Monday morning the
house Of Winscom on the upper Mich
igan WAS burned to the ground, not even
the clothing Of the family being saved.
The Ore caught from the kitchen stove
and before anyone WAS aware that the
,houss was afirs. had gained such head
way that It was with difficulty that the oc
cupants saved their lives. Mrs Winscom
was seriously burned about the face and
hands and had her hair nearly all burn
ed oil. and Harry Howard who was stay
ing as the ranch in the absence Of Mr..
Winscom was badly burned about the
head.
A Subscription to. the amount of 5000
was raised by the people Of Walden to
help Mr. and Mrs. Winscom get onto their
feet again.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
xfUs Eloa The unl-
yee8HT Of; COLORADO.

The sunsllnsnt Of the University dur
ing the arat. halt sf the school, term 70.
suited IN a. incrssss Of ID. = Der cent and
IN attendance Of. go. OF. the different
dspAstmsnts tho College ot Engineering
shsws. the, grsaasss advance. having
sss studspsaseains 2oa Last year. The
College Of Absral Arts continues to hold
ia own. salistng eyes. half Of. The student
body. In osntsast With ths 50. new stu
Asnta ssgiatssed The pssytsus year. 1851
I. atriculatsd tAh fall The tetsl mum.
basoe .nsv stndsnes froo sutsids states
b l72 /. A. usual several foreign coun.
tpss ara sepepesaented. one student each
ooainG from FEanos. Austris. China. ia
pan, Csuada. tho Philippine Islands and
1a0aios.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
The cattemen's Resolutions.

There appears to be no possibility of
the stockmen all getting together on a
safe and sane land policy. Each indi
vidual is inclined to look at the matter
from his own standpoint and hopes
for law that will give him just what
he wants. AS conditi, ms differ in every
locality, there is wide diversity Of o.
pinion Those who are we'll fixed at
present, ask to be let alone and those
who have plenty OF leased land are ap-
posing to other people having leased land
for the reason that it might restrict their
open range.
In Albany county both the sheep and
cattlemen have favored reasonable lease
law, but the sheep men this year took
occasion to appose in bitter terms the
"Pinchot polices.' 1t was very notice
able that the sheep men did not say any
thing in relation to lease law leaving
the broad inferance that they stand
where they have always stood upon that
proposition. The cattlemen, in conven
ton assembled, have adopted resoluti ons
that have no uncertain meaning, They
favor leas law that will give prefer,
ance to the settler to lease contiguous
areas and they stand for President Roose
welt and his administration. Forester
Pinchot is commended.
| Thus the line between the two organ
izations is squarely drawn aud the an
tagonism is such that there is little hope
that anything can come from Wyoming
recommendations. As Colonel Bell re.
marked before the senate commit 90
year ago, there are so many differant
ideas among the people that it is impos
sible for the lawmakers to find out what
they do want and what is really best for
the stock industry.
The Republican feels certain however
that if such n lease law rs that outlined
by the cattlemen in their resolutions
were passed. it would give security and
permanence to the industry and add i'm
measurable to the wealth of our state
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the
LARIMER & R0UTT COUNTY
RAILWAY co.

The animal mseting'of the stcckhold-
ers of this company will be held at Wal
den. Colorado, Friday. February 14th
1908, at 6 o'clock 2. NJ, for the follow
purposes:
vt - To fix the number Of Direc-
u be 3t8 Q ensuing year
y y 6nd = To elect all officers requir
ed by the By Laws to be elected at the
annual meeting.
Third - To trnsact any other busi.
ness that may then legally be acted up.
on.
A s. Howe. Secretary.
(1st Pub Jan. 10 last Pub. Feb. l3 1908.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
CURRENT VERSE.
Across the Land.

Across the land at morn she went whom
we had watched and kept.
So like lily when she woke, rose lear
when she slept:
Across the land when night had flown
and all the skies We're still.
She passed into the light that lay upon
the awakening hill!
Across the land at morn she went whom
we had failed to keep.
So like glory when awake, shadow
when asleep.
No breath CT moaning or distress. but
soft as step of dawn
The rustic of the wings Of white her
spirit had put on!
Across the land at morn she went. nor
had we any thought
OF such change. of such q strange, sad
difference ii wrought;
For dumb we look across the land whose
glory was our light
AS IL the day had changed to gray and
noon were as the night!
Across the land at morn she went, ana
morn Is morn no more:
The dawn, the dew, the bird the bloom.
not as they were before;
Across the land ut morn she went, and
with her went the CLEAN
That filled our home. that filled our
hearts with joy and song ana
dream!
Baltimore Sun.
Nearing the End.
The voyage draws near its end; the west
ern sun,
Shorn of its MONDAY heat, yet full Of
light.
Marks the smooth waters from glory
bright.
Richer than pcarly CLEANS from morning
won.
The shore, which when our voyage was
but begun.
Lay so remote beyond even thoughts
far flight,
Now In the horizon lifts itself to sight;
Sees 1t our failure, or our work well
done? '..
Something perhaps of both the voyage
has brought,
or our large venture something must
avail;
For dreams OF yo Ith we have. the faith
nj
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
F|LED::ITS L.
"a,
ARTICLES:
Rambler Mining and
Smelling Company
reorga1ized

Becomes Rambler copper and Plati-
mum Company, With: CapitaI,fo fof
Two and One-half Million Dollars
IN. NJ. Green and Frank. n.
Wooton in tho New Corporation.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
Larimer County Schools.

The following facts furnished by cur
tesy of Miss Pearl Moore, are highly sig
nificant of the good educational standing
of our county, especially in view of the
large immigrant population in the beet
business:
81 school districts. covering 43O0 SOU
are miles; value, $S494O41 90.
70school buildings, 144 rooms. cost $25
2225.O
461 teachers, II in rural 93 in graded
schools.
$sl754. l6paid in teachers salaries las
year.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-16
. NUMBER AZ.

.5fs b. GshytA snA Frank Il !, Weoton.
:bs1as IN trustees. The company will
.ha~s . sspisal- q y, ,soe. .ooo., divided into
,shases soe The ~ value sot d. The
pslnodsai.plscs a6 busansss will bs Lara
ME. ths haaHeas OF The company being
.Auisd % In Albany ceanty. but the
tsuSesss may. hold mss1ings In other
,plssts ~ trey 80 TT. The company
,wuheAsry On . general msniaS, business.
Laramie Rep.