10 HE NOKFOLK NEWS : FRIDAY , JULY 24 , 1003. f
THE NORFOLK NEWS
W. N. HUSK , PublWior.
DAILY ,
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w vV , Ifi cctilf. lly nmll i > cryonr _ , ftU ) .
WKI'ICI.Y NKW.H-.MHIHNAI. .
TlifiKcm * , KMnUUlii'd. ISM. . . . . , , 1877. ,
Tlio.loiiliml.rftnhlUhiiil ,
r.vnr Friday. Hy mnll l > or ycnr , I.Mi.
BPMMAI. XoTiriAihimcn : Mll > " | } ! . ! " , * "
the NUWH-IOUIINAI , will l > o tnl.cn until | > < ; t < > b 'r
Ifl nt llm rnto of U > per yi-iir. Old nilj-
rrrltter * inny limo tlin bmii'fU of till * rnlo I y
l-nyliitt nrrt'nrnuof. to dnlo nl llm rwilnr tub-
-
IcpliHiim jiPlPo ami i'im ' y nr In mlviinoo. llil
* lclnl offer will 1m withdrawn Uotolior w ,
Kntcroil t tlio jxintnllloo nt Norfolk , Nob. , nt
K > ttutil rlnrii twitter.
Tnlri.honrH IMItorlnl Dm.nrtment , No. 22-
Iliifliii'n Olllrontul Job KOOIIII , No. .1. . .
Ropubllcnn Judicial District Conven
tion.
To the roimbllcnn tlccton of tlio Nlntli Jmll-
eUldlMrlft of NtbranVm . . ,
Notice It liMcbj M Hint n rppnbllcan Jndl-
cIM couYimtlon will bo bi'lil t N" ' ' " ! No-
hrn.lcim hi < I7lhdi y of AuRiiM , IWS , nl 11
o'clock i . m , for tlin imrpoiio of immjimtliiK n
candldiloforjndiio of tlio Ninth Judicial dis
trict , nnil tlio trnnuictlon of yticli other biul-
.
IINU ai tuny riwnlnrljr rotnn bvforo I . Tli AV.
rrMccniitlninf imld illMrlct nrooiitltlod to the
follow-In * repranentntloii. Imipiioii tin ; otn or
J. It , Mlpkny ( governor ) Iti ovumlwr. UOJt
-ID
M Ml I Kill , . . . Ill _ _ _
It in ri < c < mnii'tidfdbyThi ! rommittru that no
l > roxli > n Im nllowatl In mid convention , lint thai
tlio dolrpUfn pnwnt bn nllownil to rnnt tlio
full Totn of tli" roiinty roproapntod by tboin ,
lly ordi'r o' tlio commltton.
duo. K. llovu , J. fl. lUnNKH ,
Hocretary. Clmlriimti ,
Thin IB BomothliiB Hko that llfth of
July fooling , only \VOFHO niul inoro of
It
Kvon tlio HhoutliiK Is nil over , ami
nothing ronmliiH but Unit tired fooling ,
which Is Btrongly inanlfoHt.
Tlio United StutoH lmn HH Kdwitrd
Atkinson nnil Hun Tlllnmn , lint for-
tutmtoly It has no Mundo Qonno.
The visitors appear to linvo boon
well pleased with the Norfolk wny
nf entertaining , ' nnd with the city
Itself.
No ono Is entitled to more pralso
tlmu the local ilromon and their coin-
inlttecs for making It a magnificent
success.
If Tccumsoh had entertained the
company Norfolk was favored with
this week that Hro would never have
had a chance.
The Omaha News denies the rumor
that ono of the camels of the circus
was lost in ono of the holes In the
Iiavomonts of that city.
A good many who were glad when
It came nro now glad that It Is over.
An event that can make people twice
glad cannot bo called a failure.
It Isapproaching _ the time when
politics should bo warming up If any
remain to warm , but then the people
can wait with a good deal of imtlonco
for the campaign to open.
It Is to bo hoped that Wyoming will
not Insist on becoming a permanent
, competitor In the lynching line with
South Carolina , Kentucky and other
states. It is a reputation not de
sired by other states for the west.
It Is not so bad for an editor to
bo lined for contempt of court If his
contempt Is as popular as that of the
editor of Standard-Herald atVar -
ronsburg , Mo. , where the cltb.ona Im
mediately raised the $500 necessary
I
to pay the ttno.
The lire boys have como nnd gene
nnd Norfolk didn't have a single ilro
to test their capacity as Ilro lighters
when they were all together , but the
licople know from the sample of work
done frequently by the local depart
ment , that they nro all there nnd
working when duty calls.
Ten deaths from lockjaw as the
result of toy pistol wounds in one city
Cleveland , O. Is enough to make
oven the smallest and most reckless
boy think twlco or three times before
ho shoots. The toy pistol Is certainly
entitled to bo placed on the proscribed
list ns n Fourth of July Instrument of
torture.
The latest bond scheme Is said to
bo ono for the purpose of liberating
prisoners who are required to furnish
such nn Instrument to secure their
freedom. A consideration is to bo
charged. It Is n doubtful proposition
from n Ilnanctal point of view. The
men who nro compelled to furnish
such bonds nro too frequently of the
sort who are not averse to jumping
their ball and letting the fellows who
furnish it hold 'the ' sack.
Microbes nnd bacteria , generally
linvo a bad reputation with the people
ple and no standing in the courts , but
if it is true as stated , that the govern
ment authorities at Washington have
succeeded In discovering a tribe of
the animals that will place fertility in
the soil and add from 100 to 1000 per
cent to its productive capacity , nnd
not only this but add to the albumin
oids and protld of the food stuffs pro
duced that will add to their import-
nnco as n diet for people and animals ,
the people will gain a now respect for
these small forms of life. Speaking of
the discovery the Saturday Evening
Post says : ' 'Tho scientists of the
department have been at work forever
over a year In their researches in
this matter and have now placed with
in the reach of every farmer the
rc'sultH of tholr Inborn. Tlioso line-
torla are now prepared In mich form
that they can bo shipped In Hinall
packngoH nnd when wanted for uao
can bo revived nnd applied In aiding
tlio regeneration of the soil. In other
words , fertlll/.erH that were formerly
shipped by the ton nnd carload will
ho shipped by mall and the expense
will bo as nothing compared to the
old methods of fertilising ns the gov
ernment supplies this now discovery
to frtrmorH , without price , It IH
claimed that enough of these bnctorln
for ICO acres can bo carried In the
ordinary pockets of n fanner's wont
ing suit. "
WHEN BURGLARS CALL.
im li .ti i Ttiltitr In Iln tiikil 4tia
1'riUMT Way to Do II.
"KvcntR that nro apparently trivial
in the daytlmi ) nRsnino nn immeiiHu 1m-
IHirtnnco In the dead of night. A slight
nolso , out of the ordinary , will Home-
times havi ! ItH bearing on the nmrrh'd
lives of two people , " nays Tom MIIBSOII
In Lif'o.
"When , thoniforc , your wife wakes
you up with that IntviiBuly IHTVOUS
movpiiuMit that Indicates n brooding
horror do not lose your prownco of
mind. Kcop from shaking if jxiMHlble ,
and wliilc wi'rutly your heart may be
In your throat do not betray yourself
Above nil , do not wake up too soon ,
llugln by groaning slightly , nnd roll
over. At the ni'coml pull on bur part
it will bo entirely proper for you to
Htart slightly , rub your eyes nnd mut
ter any unlntolllgthto sentence. Then ,
as you gradually wuko tip nnd she IK > -
comes morn persistent , yon may allow
yourself to wiy , 'Oh , noimi'iise ! '
"Uemumber that up to thin moment
tlio formula lor a husband waked up
by bin wife who hears tt noise Is al
ways the name and should only be va
ried later. Now , however. IH the tlmo
to act.
"Dash ( illicitly from tl > e bed and
cither reach for your revolver , or It
that Isn't handy take the llrst UI'.MK '
that present1 * Itselfllve long- * , curling
Irons or a dmlr tind rush madly to th >
door.
"If you ha'-e nct' d your part winwt
ly and cotir.igoously yoil will lUul you"
wife there before you. Imnl.i , ; the en
trance.
"Hy this time , If you h.ive made noise
enough , the burglars. If there wore
liny , have wMiout douht departed , and
when you have persuad.-d your wife
that the Uitti' ' must be done you can
search the house at your leisure and
ever afterward IMISO as a genuine hero
who was thwarted in his purpose at
the critical moment. "
Tlio KltiK Lucked Nerv * .
Barones ? Ilomlu wrote. In her diary
the following account of the abdication
of Louis I'ldllppe of Franco on the
day of that remarkable occurrence :
"An nld-de-cnmp of the minister of
war , who was In the king's cabinet
when he abdicated , gave me a detailed
account of this most signal piece of
cowardice. lie had reviewed the troops
in the carrousel on horseback , highly
rouged , when a cry was raised , 'Volcl
les Faubourgs ! ' No one had any or
ders ; no ono gave any. The mob rush
ed forward , shouting , 'Vivo la garde
natlonales ! Vlvent lea troupes ! ' and
shook hands with the outposts. The
king retreated precipitately with his
nous , n ml a sublieutenant of the na
tional guard rushed into the palace ask
ing to see him. He was admitted and
in the greatest agitation said , 'Your
majesty must abdicate. ' 'Very well , '
says the king. 'In favor of my grand
son. ' 'No , unconditionally , ' says the
young and self elected mouthpleco of
public opinion. Would you believe It ?
Of all who were congregated round the
royal person 1'lscntory nlono said : 'Go
down and head your troops. Fight for
your crown and your dynasty. ' He
was overruled , and they all marched
out of the palace except the Duchesse
d'Orleans. her children and the Due
do Nemours. "
Th KroK'M nri-ntlilntr.
The frog's skin Is so Important as a
breathing apparatus that the creature
would die at once of suffocation If the
pores were closed by a coat of sticky
varnish , by dust or in any other way.
While we are speaking of his breathing
you will notice that his sides do not
hcavo as ours do at each breath we
take A frog has no ribs nnd cannot
inhale and exhale as wo do , but la
obliged to swallow his air In gulps , anil
If you will wa.tch this little fellow's
throat you will see it continually mov
ing In and out as one gulp follows an
other. In order to swallow , his mouth
must bo closed. Just try to swallow
with your mouth wide open and you
will sec what I mean. A frog , then , al
ways breathes through his nose , and If
you held his mouth open ho would suf
focate ns surely as though you gave his
skin n coat of varnish. Woman's Home
Companion.
$100 Reward , $100 ,
The readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that there Is at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure In all its stages and
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional diseaserequires a con.
stltutionnl treatment. Hall's Catarrnh
Cure is taken internally , acting di
rectly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system , thereby destroy
ing the foundation of the disease , and
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro
prietors have so much faith in its
curative powers , that they offer one
hundred dollars for any case that It
fails to cure. Send for list of testi
monials. Address ,
F. J. Cheney & Co. , Toledo , O.
Sold by druggists , 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the host.
Correspondent at Tcklo Takes
Alarmist View of Situation ,
FOUR POWERS TO BE INVOLVED.
England , France , Russia and Japan
Likely to Join In Fight Rival
Fleets at Vladlvoctock Ready for
Action at Moment's Notice ,
London , July 24. The Dally Mall's
Toklo correspondent sends a rather
alarming view of liio situation In the
uuvt to his paper , lie says that HUB-
tilu'H lotc'iitlun of Manchuria , the In
crease of her Huut , the dlepalch of ru-
ItilorcemuntH to Manchuria , the south
ward movement of the occupying
army In Mi.nchurla and the defiant
conduct on the Korean frontier , all
alarmed Uie Japanese , many of whom
uru convinced that it would he butter
to fight now than risk the eventual
loss of Kotoa and the relegation of
Japan to a secondary place. He says
the Japanese uie accumulating stores
aud negotiating for the purchase of
Bhlps , that a Hquudrou Is off Vladlvo-
otock , to which port Russian vessels
have been bent us a precaution , and
that both fleets are ready for action
at any moment. He says the Japanese
bellevo that France and England will
Jolii In the expected conflict.
The Standard's Tlon Tsln corre
spondent says Uiat since the 15th of
this month there has been an Inces
sant Increase In the concentration of
Russian forces at Port Arthur and
elsewhere , many who wore ostensibly
emigrants were In reality soldiers.
It la said that there is not the slight
est evidence that Russia intends to
withdraw or modify her position.
Escaped Convict Recaptured.
Junction City , Kan. , July 24. Harry
Barney , the highway robber who es
caped from the county jail hero two
weeks ago In company with Gilbert
Mulllns , leader of the famous Fort
Lcavenworth mutiny of 1901 , nnd
two others , was captured ten miles
north of Junction City. The others
had previously been captured.
Shoots a Tormentor.
Chicago , July 24. Adolph Ehman ,
a member of the firm of Charles
Eli man & Co. , mantle manufacturers ,
angered by the Jeers of a crowd of
union workmen , while ho was acting
as n guard over nonunion men , shot
nnd seriously wounded Robert Kuter ,
ono of his tormentors. Ehman was
arrested.
THE MARKETS.
Prices of Produce Prevailing In Chicago
cage Today.
Chicago , July 21. Special to The
News : Following are the closing
prices on Chicago markets today :
Wheat Cash , 75 % ; Sept. , 7G' & ;
Dec. , 70 % ; May , 7S& .
Corn Cash , 50\6 ; Sept. , HO i ; Dec.
C0 4 : May , 50 % .
Oats Cash , -11 ; Sept. , 33 % ; Dec. ,
May , : i5-r .
Yesterday's Quotations.
Chicago , Jnlj 'J3. Ornlus wi-rc strung
nnil liljtu-r toilay , September wheat clos
ing n-lth n enlii ofHti'Hc. . Com was up
Ht'tH4imill ' imts showed un nilTniico of
? i < U7/ic. I'rovlitlons clo il stonily , nt 64f
Ilk' lilfflier Closing prices :
Wheat Sept. , 7UHcHic. ; . , 7Gt < , ; May , 78 % .
Corn-Supt. , IOVIH'f. ; . . .V > i'c : May , BOH
OutK-Sppt. , : tUe : ) ; Dm- . , 'ia c : May. Wt.
Pork-July. $1-1.024. Sept. , * 14.32 .
Lard-July. $7.SO ; Sept. . $8.07. Oct. , $7.SO
nibs-July. SS.Uj ; Sept. , $ S.a , Oct. , $8.'J'J
Chicago Cnsh Price * No. 2 roil wheat ,
77 o : S'o. 3 ltd wheat , 70Vj ! No. 2 eprluR
wheat , ! > 0c ; No. a iprlnz wbant , 703770 ;
No. 'J hard wheat , 77Uc. No. S hiud wbunt ,
70c ; No. 'J eaU corn , oWdWle ; No. 3 cash
corn , ; iOMiV30Vc { ; No. 2 yellow corn , Ol ? ; ®
S''c ; No. 3 yellow corn , 81H'1c : No. 1 !
cash oats , .TJi'-iiae ; No. 2 white oata , iO < 8
41c ; No. 3 white oats , 37ML3'c. )
Chicago Live Stock.
ChlPnco , July 23.Cnttltnev lpts , 0,000 ,
Including 300 Tc.tan ; actlvr ami steady ;
good to prime stoorn , f" ° 3fiO.CO ; poor to
tiu'dluni. S4i'J.ifio,25 ; stoi frs and feedcin ,
K.Bi > ifUO ; COWB , $ l.ttVR-UV > ! heifers , $2.25
JH.S.-I : cuniiprs , fUWSl.lK ) . bull * . S2.30 < *
4.40. cnlvns. $3.X lU.CO ; Trxns fed terr * ,
$ a..Wi.OO ( ; western ftecr , $4.00.
UffolptH , today , 10,000 ; tomorrow , 16,000 ;
left over , l.roO : mo tly Sc higher ; mixed
ami butcher * , $5.43'3'C ' > .8.11 : eood to choice
heavy , $5.7ftfi .SO ; rouch heavy , SO.KOffi
l.B3'lliht. ; ! $ ri.riOifi.OO ? ; bulk of salei , $5.00
frS.SO. Sheep-Kwlpts , 10,000 ; steady ;
lambs utoailj : o IRc higher ; good to choice
wcthvrg. < . y.7r > 1TI.OO ; fair to choice mixed ,
f3.XKi3.00 ; wosti-rn sheep , $3.'oQ4.25 ; na-
tlvo "lambs , $3.125i < VJo ; western * lambs ,
J5.40Tj3.liO.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Kansas City , July 2,1. Cattle llecelpts ,
4M)0 ) : active and nt ndy ; choice bcof steers ,
$ t.7.iriri.vri ( ! ; fair to iru d. J4.lnxd4.75 ; block-
ITS and foi'ilers. ? J.754i4.Go : Texas aud In
dian steers. JJ.25411.30 ; Texan cows , $1.75
( jiauTi ; native eows , J'J.OOff LOO. native heif
ers , $2. : . ( > U5.00 ; canuers. Sl.OOQ-2.25 ; bulls ,
SJ.SIKUH.N ) : unlv , $2.00ft5.00. Hogs-lto-
eelptf , il,000 : JVillOc higher than yesterday's
close ; top , $3.45 ; bulU of nles , $3.35iT5.40 ! ;
heavy , $5.S''V'it5.40 : mixed packers , $5.33
515.40 ; lluht , $5.33 5.45 ; pips. * 5.42H < Sfi.45.
Sheep-ltfcelpts , CM ; stwady ; native lambs ,
$3,15415.00 ; w.-btern lambs , . $3.0oa0.60. fed
ewes , $ ' . ' .70n4.W ; Texas clipped yearlings ,
$3.1033.00 ; Texas clipped sliecp. $2.7W3
4.60 ; btocliers ami feeders , $2.7003.70.
S uth Omaha Live Stock.
South Omaha , July 23 , Cattle Heeelpts ,
2,300 ; GdtlOc hither ; native uteers , $4.00 < 3
6.25 ; cows and hclfcrs , $3.00&4.-IO ; western
steers , 53.5024.40 ; cnuncm. $1.75fl'-.75 ,
stocUers and feeder * , $ . .73 4.25 ; calves ,
$2.COQ5.00 ; bulls , flats , etc. , $2.35514.2 , ' . ,
Iloca HecelpM , 8.000 , strong , cloied weak ;
heavy , J3.25f > .80 ; mixed , $3.2325.27' ;
light , $3.27 116.32 % : plc . $3.0030.25 ; bulk
of sales , $5.23@ft.2TH. Sheep Heeelpts , 0 >
r,00 ; itendy ; yrarllngs , $2.75 < Q4.25 ; wethers ,
n.OOaa.M ) , cwe , $2.0033.25 ; common und
x-kers , $2.0038.50 ; lambs , J3.75ii5.75. (
St. Joseph Llva Stock.
St. Joicpb. July 2S.-C ttle-necelpts , 1-
033 , active ; nntlvss , $3.85 0.35 ; cows and
heifers , $ l.7Mif4.73 ; itoctcrs and feeders ,
$2.7534.35. Hogft-Itecolpts. 5,355 , mostly
fie hlghrr ; light. $9.35 G.42tt ; medium and
heavy , f3.30iin.iM ) , Shetp-UccelpU , 3,024 ;
active ; toy Idaho wethers , $3.70 ,
DR. MACKAY
Plionc day or niglit.
No. II.
Norfolk , Nebraska.
SESSIONS & BELL
Undertakers and Embalmersi
Bcedoni Illk , , Norfolk Avenue ,
NOIiFOLK. . . . NEHHASKA.
MILLARD IGREEIN ,
DRAY AND TRANSFER LINE
PIANO MOVING A 8PEOIATY.
° "PHONE so.0' Calls Promptly Answerci
Py , FUESLER
TAILOR
Is Making a GREAT REDUCTION
on Spring and Summer Goods.
He has nil especially
good Hue of . . .
TROUSERINGS
which nro sell iug nt n discount.
P , J , FUESLER ,
Tlie
Association
WILL KUILD YOU A
OJN E AS PAYMENTS. COME AND
SEE US.
C. B. DTJRLAND. Secretary.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
Chicago mid Is'iirthweHtoru.
NOHFOLK CITY STATION
K ST AUItlVl : .
Omnlm I'aesouKor . 6:03am : B:0jnm :
VenllRra Way Freight . 1:10 : ji m
liouestacl Freight . 0:00 : p m
NOHTII
Vordlsro Wny Frolght10nm. . S:15 : am
Houesteel I'nFeniiKer . 12:50p : m.2:30p : m
NORFOLK JUNCTION STATION.
EAST ARRIVE. DKPAHT.
* 0mnlm 1'nee , , main lino. . . 0:05 : n m
Oninha Paesouger , Dotie-
ctoel line . 0:10am : (1:30 ( : nm
ChlcaRo Limited . 12:20 p m 12:10 : p m
Way Frelfilit , mnln line ( ! :4S : p m
Stock Frolulit. main linn. . 9-30 p m
* W y Fr'cht. Honratcul line 7:20 : p m
Honesteel Freight , Hone
Eteel line . 0:15pm :
WEST.
Way Frolnht. main line 7COn : m
\firdlgro Kr N :00 : a m
HoneftPei Passenger 11:55 : a m..l2:40p : m
Lout ? Pine Pnieengor 12 20 p m
Way Freight , main line . . 5iM ) p m
Ulack- Hills Passenger 1:30 : p m. . 7:50 : p m
Freight trains nre liable to bo annulod with-
ont notice , they do not como to station platforms -
forms and some do not carry baggage.
II. C. MAIRAU. Agent.
Union Pacific.
K\8T. DKP BT.
* Columbns Accomnioilation 3.30pm
Omaliu , Denver and Pacific Coast 10:50 : a m
NORTH. ARRIVE.
'Columbus Accommodation 11:45 : am
Omaha. Denver ami Pacific Coast 8:15 : n m
Connects nt Norfolk with O.&N. W. . going
west and north , and with the C. St P. M. St O.
for points north and east.
J. B. KLSEFKEB , Agent.
Chicago , St. I'aul.HIlmicHiiollH mill Oninhn
SOUTH DEPART ,
* Sicmr City and Omaha Passenger. . . 0:30 : nm
SIouz City Passenger l:00pm
WEST. ARRIVE
Sioux City Passongnr 10:50 : a m
Bloux City and Omaha Pacsengor 7:25pm :
Connects at Nmfollc with C. it N W , , going
west aud north , and with the D. P. for points
south. J. B. ELSKFFKR , Agent.
Daily except Sunday.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
d. B. HERMANN ,
CONTRACTOR and BUILDER
No. 117 Fourth Street.
INSKEEP'S MILLINE RY.
Cheapest and Uest. Norfolk Avenue.
J.W.EDWARDS
All Work Gutnnleed ,
Corner of nrnach
Ave , and Fourth
Special Reduced
Excursion Rates
Will be in effect from all pointB on
the Chicago & NorthWestern railway
for the occasions named below :
International Mining Congress , Deadwood -
wood , S. D. , September 7 to 11 ,
Sovereign Grand lodge , I. 0. 0. P. ?
Baltimore , Md. , Septf mber C'l to 20.
For information as to rates , dates of
sale , etc. , of these or other occasions ,
call npon the ticket agent of the NorthWestern -
Western line.
There is no beverage more healthful than
the right kind of beer. Barley malt and hops
a food and a tonic. Only 3 per cent
of alcohol just enough to aid digestion.
But get the right beer , for some beer is not healthful.
Schlitz is the pure beer , the clean beer , the filtered and
eterilizcd beer. No bacilli in it nothing but health.
And Schlitz is the aged beer that never causes biliousness.
Call for the Brewery Bottling.
TA Datr that made Milwaukee famoiu.
For sale by Wm. G. Burner ,
Norfolk
C. W. BRAASCH , O
COAL ! o
O
Sweetwater Rock Spring.
O Scranton Hard Coal. r
'PHONE 61.
Get What You Ask for at. . .
' 8 GROCERY
ALL ORDERS nre Filled Promptly niid with Care.
goods are FIRST-CLASS in every particular. We know pre
J .cisely what is wnnted by our customers.
We Aim to Give You the Best Value for Your Money ,
aouu olde Haln St. , between 2d and 3d. Telephone No. 41.
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Colorado pos- Besses some of
the finest fish ing and hunt-
ing grounds on earth , the
dense forests ' being the nat-
ural covert for elk , deer , and
other game. Its myriads of streams teem
with mountain trout ; its lakes , while
also full of attractions for the angler ,
are alee the haunt of millions
of gesso , ducks , and
other wild fowls.
Splendid Train Service to Colorado
via
UNION PACI FIC
Accommodations provided for all
classes of passengers.
VERY LOW RATES
During the summer.
Full information may ho obtained by nddrosa
J. B. ELSEFPER , Agent.