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North Park union., 1900-11-02
THE Effect OF BRYAN'S
ELECTION ON COLORADO.

President Mckinley has assert
ed publicly that Bryans election
nseanst free COINAGE. and that the
victory ot'htnaself and his party
means a permanent vtctory" for
the gold standard.
The News repeats Its challenge to
Senator Wolcott and the newspapers
which have taken his money and are
supporting him, to discuss that sub
ject.
The man who votes for Wolcott
and Mckinley votes to defeat free
coinage and to insure q permanent
victory for the gold standard.
We defy Senator Wolcott and The
Republican and Times to stand up
and ask for votes on the ground that
they wish to defeat free coinage and
to insure the permanent gold stand.
ard. They want to get away from
that matter and to keep away from
it; yet to the mining and wheat and
cotton-growing states that is by all
odds the question Of questions.
Every ounce of silver mined in
Colorado to-day is North 8 per
e,st. more than it ,0as Worth the
day before Bryan ,Oas nominated
North Park union., 1900-11-02

at Kansas City. 1t is worth mora
than on any day since Bryan was de-
feated in 1895.
The attempt to force the gold
standard on India has failed, and the
time is propitious for the United
States to rcstore bimetallism Bryan
and a silver congress will be able to
force FREQ coinage at the ratio Of 16
to l nou,, and it follows that xow is
the time to strike for victory. Now
is not the time to insure permanent
victory for the gold standard. The
greatest opportunity OF the decade Is
at hand, yet the people of Colorado
are asked to vote against the mon
and the measures that bring them
such prosperity as no state ever has
known.
The value Of property in Colorado
and the population of the state will
double within two years after SILVER
is restored to an equality with gold
in the mints. Isn't that better worth
making fight for than to continue
a system which puts tens Of millions
a year profits into the pockets of 4
Rockefeller, Carnegie or Pierpont
Morgan'-Rocky Mountain News.
North Park union., 1900-11-02

DIED-of acute myelitis, which is
form Of paralysis, At Walden, Oct
81, 1900. Chester R. Loucks, aged
10 years. Chester had been ailing
for week or two and being &ken
worse last Saturday DR.. Fischer was
called when he found Chester, suffer.
ing from complete paralysis of some
Of his organs, and the disease spread
SO rapidly that by Sunday it was
found he could not recover.
This death Is the second one in
Mr.. Louck's family inside Of month
and is terrible sad blow to the
stricken parents. All friends Of the
family will join tho UNION in extend
ing sympathy to the bereaved family,
and il the good women Of the Park
cannot visit Mrs. Loucks, the UNo1N
would suggest that they write q line
expressing their sympathy with the
grief stricken father, mother and on
ly remaining brother. To lose two Of
her dear sons who only few years
ago we're her babies, is . sorrow to
Mrs. Loucks and the family, tha. sci.
dom comes In 20 short q time.
The funeral occurred Thursday af.
ternoon, Elder Greene conducting
brief services at the cemetery;
and the choir singing appropriate
hymns. Two beautiful wreathes OF
flowers were on the coffin and q large
concourse Of people were present
The two departments Of school At
tending in body 10 witness the
burial of their former school mate,
little Chester Loucks.
, "Death IS another life"
HfAx children are dead
But thy heart
Shall Wal air beautiful images
All undimmed wish It to tho last"
North Park union., 1900-11-02
TO THE VOTERS OF NORTH PARK.

We take the liberty of addressing
you on the subject Of politics as it
Affects your interests in the Park.
You are well aware that large stock
corporations are endeavoring to Sc
cure long time lease on the large
body Of state land within the confines
Of the North Park boundary and
through the Intervention of Governor
Chas. S. Thomas, upon the proper
presentation of the case by Senator
James O. Evans, their efforts have
been checkmated for the present.
You are also indebted to editor
McCallum OF the NORTH PARK UNION
for valuable assistance to defeat the
scheme. In the event of the election
of Goudy, republican candidate for
governor, and tho republican ticket,
what assurance have you that the
lease of these lands will not be con-
summatedf Senator Warren, Of
Wyoming, the intimate of President
Mckinley, the bosom friend of VOL
cott-Warren has all Of Northern
Colorado in Larimcr and Weld coun-
ties fenced in for sheep pasture
He leased the railroad land and
fenced the government land unlaw-
fully, every acre Of it, within the
boundaries of the railroad 20 mile
limit, without objection from Presi-
dent McKinley's subordinates. Do
you think that IN the event Of VOL
colts success in Colorado, that War
rem, or the corporations, will be de-
MED any favor? Is Senator
Wolcott's record in Congress any evi.
dence that he has any regard for the
rights of individuals2 You are
probably all familiar with the aBaca
tSanty" bill be has introduced in the
sehate. 1t is proposed by this bill
TO sell the government lands in Baca
county 100000 acres. to the high
cot bidder, and 4 big corporation is
North Park union., 1900-11-02

at hand to grab it. The land is pas.
ture land and is used for no othe,
purpose Should he succeed in mrs.
sing this bill, the corporation buying
this immense body of land will fer sc
in the scattered school sections, about
10000 acres, and practically will o,wn
and control all of Baca county, rs
there are only 100000 acres of PIT
ented land In the county. This bill
is still on the calender, should it
pass Congress, other bills will be in.
troduced, covering public lands in
North Pard will attract the covetous
eye of the big corporations, and in
the course of few years, there will
no longer be single acre OF public
grazing land in any western state
This is the whole drift of republican
Legislation.
Do not be deceived by representa-
tions OF any one representing VOL
colts interest In the Park. Certain
interested parties have bargained
and sold your votes in advance to
Wolcott for cash consideration,
and it is agreed by these parties to
deliver your votes to "Bailey' W ol.
colts candidate for representative,
and that the five North Park pre-
cincts should give big majority for
him.
Do you propose to let this be done ?
Every cattle man in the Park is un-
der an obligation to Gov. Thomas.
1t surely would be an act of base IN.
gratitude to betray. him. Stand by
your friends if you wish them to
stand by you.
G. @. HAwLEY,
Fusion Chairman.
E. F. W1fDMAN,
Democratic Chairman.
F. E. BRAZIL,
49, Peoples Party Chairman.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
hand rJ&ices.
Aom,s,s+aAToa so1,cE.

Estate Of Floyd A. sipes, dec ped.
Tho undersigned, having bes4 appointed Ad.
ministrator Of The Kstate Of Fldl u sipes, lato
Of the County Of Larimor and stae Colorado,
deceased, hereby gives notice NH ap-
pear before tho county court q LII s1Aty,
at the eourt house In Fort Collins o. II
vember term, On tho fourth Monday n =.
Dor next, to-wit: November %, 1900, atl eh
tims all persons having claims asain5s aid
Estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose oi having the same adjusted. All
psssoss indsatsd 70 said Iatate arc requested
10 nais imnediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated Iris 10 day Of October, A. D. 1900.
GDoaonO ONIONS, Administratof.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
49,
Reform.

The time has come when men with
hearts and brains
Must rise and take. the misdirected
reins
OF gotsament too long lets in the
hands !.
OF aliens and laokeys. he who
stands
And secs the mighty vehicle Of State
Hauled through the mire to some
ignoble fate
And makes not such bold protest as
he can, A no American.
ELLA WHEELER wi1oox.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
ADk,sisrsArea's NOTICE.
Estst, Of 4, 6. Ridinf, dsoes,ed.

EstAts OF A. c. RidinEs deceased.
The undersigned, having bssh appointed .Ad-
ninistfatrix Of tho Estate Of A. G. Ridihss, late
oe tho County Of LAfimer and State Of Colofa-
do, deceased. hereby gives notics that shs vii
appear before tho County Court oe LaYimsr
County, At tic Court Houss IN Port oollina q
To Dscsmbss teen, On the last konday n D.
Ssnbr nazh st vhisA tins al cseuoas Aavtn1
elAims aeaiast s.id Estass sss k1liAs4 - y.
qussssi 10 sssssA fct = piiEposs = ntyl9x
ssas sA3u1k1d. Al psfsse6, "a pai1
lhitass ars r}asssesd "a aaAs tnaasf 49, ~
nsss - N -. =
Dassd ~ - - ~ 3. - ~
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North Park union., 1900-11-02
County Colorado Friday November 8 1900
Read heIn5ucts Voters Carefully make MISTAKE When You Vote
NOTICE ron pvsl,cAr,on.
ssss,. LIN. F,aa, s.sss.


unissd stAtss Lard oGBss.
Dsnvss, Colombo. Sspssabsr ~ tsoc
Noties = hersbs given thaa Jossph J. Hvntef
bf PinkhAutoo, Colorads, has hlsd no<ios of b.
tmtioo to mako proof % his dsssrt land slAin
Nc. ioo for The VIA sK1A and en4 GE1A -.
. and NEfa NK14 ssetioo y, FINN, = Ow, b.
fore Harvey r. sturdsvant, United saatss Con.
missioaa. District Of Colorado. At Waldsa.
Coiondos On Saturday, the srd day Of Novsa-
hsr, 1900
he namss The following Witnesses b provs
the eomplste irrigation and reclamation Of aid
land:
Frank \. Lyos. of pinkhansos. oo,o.
Frank NcCaslAad, IS :"
LeouArd Knovis,
John Knowles,
6. D. FosD, Rssistsr,
North Park union., 1900-11-02

We are In hearty sympathy with
the small stockmen, set tier and
frontienman in the battle against
the scheme of leasing the public
lands to syndicates and corp orstions
of rich cattlemen, and demand that
the public domain be forever held 40
a sapred trust for the use and benefit
Of the actual settler.-People's Party
State Platform.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
4 N-S@s.--..9Sc r
Local and Personal News.

Kimball Organs and Pianos at Ca
porn's.
How do you like the UNION this
week2 v
A fresh supply Of Candies at Ca
pron's
A new stock Of Singer Sewing
Machines just received at Capron's.
Monte Blevins, wife and little ones
returned from Laramie Tuesday even
ing.
Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Wilson ate
roast chicken with the editor and
family Thursday night.
The boys Of town made plenty Of
noise with their drums Tuesday night.
Walden must organize band.
Monte Blevins recently bought
about 200 head Of steers over in
Wyoming and has brought them into
the Park.
Wanted-A young lady to learn
the dressmakers business as appren-
tice. Call on or address
MADar CyowAN Walden.
Thepopulation Of the United StatesI
as officially announced is 7e,295,22O,
an increase of l3,225.464, since 1890.
Colorado has a population Of 539, 200.
Only Z degrees above zero Wedness
day morning, brings weather q little
too cold for the comfort of the Hal
lowe'en iend in bis midnight maraud-
ing.
The small Walden boy was at his
Halloween tricks last Wednesday
night, judging by upset wagons and
general demoralized condition Of
we'll, other things. /,
Mrs. Snyder came in from Laramie
Tuesday night on her return from
Boulder. Ollie is reported to be
rapidly recovering from the operation
performed on the 18th.
Elmer Mallan and Harry Green
sold to Monte Blevins 100 head of
yearlings for $50 per head. That is
q pretty good price for yearlings, but
Monte knows what's what.
Mr.. ]. o.. Mosman came in from
Fort Collins Wednesday. he will
remain several days looking, aftal|
business matters; He thinks tho s
litical outlook little mixed, bu Ia
vors Bryan's chances.
A Little Deception. .-R aggSdsRob.
yer doin'9 Moldy ike
I'm layin' wid my head ID sun,
so'ssto get meself sunburnt A
Robert-Wot's ths now?
Moldy Mike There's q ted rance
feedin' place around tn, 0arasr,. an
til redder mans nose 18Th more
synperthy he sits.--New Yotk Week
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North Park union., 1900-11-02
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
s...d t..1. rl.., b-ss..

United states Land Ofdoe,
Dsnvef, Colorado, September a, 1900
Notloe is hereby givsn that Aary q. Hunter
Of Pinkhamtou. Colorado, has alsd notice o.
intention 70 make proof ON hor desert land
claim No. 100, for the swl-4 section II and NV
II section ., II n, = 20 W, before Harvey ?.
8turdovant, United statss Commissioner. Dis
trict Of Colorado, At Walden, Colorado, On sAt-
urday, tho ssd day OF November, 1900,
She names the following witnesses 70 prove
tho complete irrigation aud reclamation Of said
land;
Frank Z. Lyon, Of Pinih.ntoa. Colo.
Frank AcCasland, "
Leonard Knowls :"
John Knowls, /"
/. CD. FosD, Rssistsr.
szr . sova
North Park union., 1900-11-02

NOTICE Is hereby given that at the
General Election to be held on the Sixth
day of November, A D. 1900, thefe will
be submitted to the qualified electors Of
the State of Colorado the question Of
amending the constitution of said State.
Tho authority for submitting such
question IS found In Senate Bill No. II,
which is, In words and hgures, following,
viz;
lFf AN ACT
To SUBMIT TO THE QuALIytED ELEc-
TORS OF THE STATE OF COLoRADo Al
AMENDMENT TO SECTION Two (2) OF
ARTICLE NINETEEN (XIX) OF THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF
" COLORADO.
Be It enacted by the General Assembly
Of the Stats Of Colorado;
SECTION 1. That there shall be sub
rnitted to the qualified electors Of the
State Of Colorado, at tho next general
election Of the General Assembly, for
their approval or rejection, the follow
ing amendments to tho constitution Of
the State of Colorado. which. when rat
ified BY a majority Of those voting there
on. shall DO valid AS part Of the con-
stitution, namely: Section Of article
XIX. Of the constitution Of the State Of
Colorado shall be 20 amended as to read
a. follows: "a
SEQ. 2. Any amendment or amend.
ments to this constitution may be pro-
POSED In either house Of the General
Assembly, and Il the same shall be voted
for by two.thirds Of al tho members
elected to each house, such proposed
amendment or amendments, together
with tho ayes and noes Of each house
thereon, shall be entered In full on their
respective journals; the proposed amend.
ment or amendments shall be published
with the laws Of that session Of the
General Assembly, and the Secretary Of
State shall also cause the said amend.
ment or amendments TO bc published in
full in not more than ono newspaper OF
general circulation In each county, for
four successiye weeks previous to the
next general election for members to
the General Assembly; and at said cleo
ton the said amendment or amendments
shall be submitted to tho qualified slec-
tors Of the State for their approval or
and such as arc approved BY
a majority Of those voting thereon shall
become part Of this constitution.
Provided, That II more than one
be submitted at any genera
each Of said amendntsnts shall
be voted upon separately. and, votes
thereon cast shall be separately counted
the same as though buElons amendment
was submitted. But the General A.
10y shall hats no power 70 proposs,
aml iepts p more than six articles Of
this com - Qeme ssssion.
sEo.s. Each sisctor Ang 1t said
sIection and desirous Of ]ng for or
against said amendment shan fdeposit
In the ballot box bis ticlnt 1keon
shall bs printed, The words I'D ~
and "AgainAt the n Ind
mens, and shall Indicate kis choi ~
placing . crosa opposite one or the sr
Of ssid groups Of words.
SEQ. 4. The votes cast Tor tho 4 y
Hoh OF rejection Of said annendn
shall b canvaessd and the result
tetmined BY the laws Of tho State ~
the canvass fpr representatives in Con
sfsss.
Approved February 18th, 4. D. 1879. !
!. In tsaamot4 whetsof, l have hsrsdntd
- my hand and ahlxed The gfeat zeal
IT ~ etaae u Colorado 1t ths Cit3 II
Dsnvsfy NJ Sosh day d July, - Heygo.
~; ::.s::,:; s:sss
North Park union., 1900-11-02

the courts have uniformally held that
when the intention Of the voter is
clear the ballot shall be counted. A
vote for Fusion, Silver, Bryan, or
any other name, shows clearly the
intent of the voter, and must be
counted.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
These are the official party names,

These are the official party names,
and either one will vote the Bryan
Silver ticket from top to bottom.
The "silver Republican" ticket has
no Judicial candidate.-by an oyer
.ight-and that name at the head
North Park union., 1900-11-02

u Prof. Laughlin Of Chicago, the "a
nous gold standard advocate who
had the joint debate with Coin Har-
vey four years ago, has seen the er.
ror Of his ways and has come out
squarely for Bryan. He is = man
who has the courage Of his convic-
tions and is not afraid to take stss1
for what he believes to bes1fgKt-
Trinidad Advertiser-sentinel.
North Park union., 1900-11-02

President McKinlsy IN his private
person rules to-day. in Porto Rico
without responan anbility either to CON
gress, court-6r tho people. He
does not derive his power from
his pr initial office; it has not been
conf fed upon him BY the law-mak-
ina )ower-it is usurpation pure and
@ple-it is empire! : The indifet.
ent citizen consoles himself by say
ing: "Oh, that Is only in Porto
Ricop Yes, it i only in Porto Rico
to.day-but whers Will II be to-mor.
row2-Atianta Constitution.
The Democracy Of Coloi ado is un-
alterably opposed toS the LEASING Of
the public domain by the general
government to the states, q to pri-
vate individuals Or corporations,
which will in any WY Interfere With
the unrestricted tights and privi.
leges of settlers and citizens hereto.
fore exercised and ; enjoyed; hsing
said public domai, fbr grazins pur.
poses and pledgsiI tisslf to uss ali
means within itsi,e,ssr = daisat any
3gislation proposed ier - pssposs
changing pryieiA VI As!etaI Isios y u
4ny way rsstricanl y psssil
issss = they 80.
csasb stGts Pii!sii9t1A /, Il
North Park union., 1900-11-02

Rey. Mr.. G. B. Wilson has come
on to Walden to take charge of the
N. E. church at this place. he was
accompanied by his wife and they
will soon be at home at the parson.
age.
just Received | lat P. W. Fischers
a fine and. assorted lot Of new, bright
Carbohydrates brushes, combs
hat pins, cuff buttons, collar buttons
lace pins, manicure sets, also toilet
articles too numerous to mention.
Call, see and buy.
North Park union., 1900-11-02

journed.. tits hoped to have speak
er at Walden for Thursday night, but
The UNION hesitates about advertising
him until he arrives.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
Died,

At Fl. Yellowstone, Wyoming,
oct. 18th, Charles N. Baldwin for-
merly q resident Of North Park.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
would not vote the Judicial ticket.
&C. HAwLEY,
Fusion Chairman.

Judges of election should note
that "where there is no conflict to OBJ.
scure the intention of the voter" the
ballot shall be counted as cast and
North Park union., 1900-11-02

We favor an intelligent system OF
improving the arid lands Of the West,
storing the waters for purposes Of
irrigation, ami the holding of such
lands for actual settlers. Democratic
National Platform.
North Park union., 1900-11-02
For Sale. y

One Square Piano, ssco band,
One serinss
t5ns gooz ST.
Also hossshold goods, ).
mss, setc. Call at Utaot ~. o. ss
Mosman's stors fo< pficss S
North Park union., 1900-11-02

Q. Q. HAwLEY,
Fusion Chairman.
E. F. W1EDMAN,
Democratic Chairman.
F. F. Brazil,
Peoples Party Chairman.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-23

A. a class. women regah good looks
a. their most valuable asst IN life, yet
II they are TO engage In business they
md that beauty Is a haadlcap they
cannot easily overcome. few years
ago. when woman began to enter ousi-
ness life IN considerable numbere' a
handsome face was esteemed a great
advantage. Today the reverse Is true.
Those still youthful can remember dis
unctly when Il was next to impossible
for a homely girl 10 get situation.
Good looks were insisted upon In type
writers and stenographers. and mer-
chants were then under the impress
sion that pretty clerks brought trade.
II took some time TO explode that Idea.
The pretty clerks certainly attracted
crowds 10 their counters. but ,heI were
crowds OF dudes and loaiers, who
would buy a hvo-ecnt paper Of pins
and then filrt away three or four dol
lars worth OF time. while the women.
who eonEtituts four-nfths Of the pa
irons Of all retail houses. had 4 strong
aversion 10 being waited upon By
profeaslonal beauty. Moreover. no
dependence was 10 be placed In the
clerks themselves. Tho handsomest
Eirls were pretty sure TO BE- vain and
-touehy." and when one proved really
valuable she was morally certain TO
get married at tho very time her serv-
Ices were most needed. SO practical
men began to sec that pretty clerks
aid not pay. as a cold buslneGs propo-
sltion, and the Same discovery vaI
presently made at the Offices. Type
writing bellies made more trouble than
they were worth. They demoralized
their fellow-employes and created no
end OF Jealousy and bitterness and
friction. In many easea,~serhapi in
most. tho poor girl wasntSi Che least
20 blame. She couldn't Gfr-itang
good To look at. and was probably try
Ing her best TO attend to her own af-
fairs. but tho idiotle men wouldn't Let
her. However. results As thu only
things that count In busliess nova
days and a fow years ago a tg reaction
against beauty set In. and uow pretty
faces are at n discount
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-23
The DTummaf'S Victory.
BY MILTON GOLDSMITH

Copyrighted. 1870. Daily Story rub. Col
The telegram, which, though inno-
cent In itsolf' was the cause OF It all.
read as follows:
60 at once to Burkesville and sell
Featherly & Co. new concern. Get
ahead Of Dlnkel's man.
Lyman q Jones
This brief message from my firm
was pregnant with Significance for me.
their travelling salesman. and much rs
l dislikod dlsarranglng my plans and
doubling on my tracks. | decided to
leave for Durkcsyille at once. knew
that Featnorly & Co. tho new con-
Germ, were rated high aud would buy
literally. and my anxiety to get ahead
OF my competitor Grlggs, who Travelled
for Dlnkel a Bros. was due TO the
knowledge that whoever secured the
patronage Of the new house was rea-
sonably sure 10 hold II.
0rigEs and we're stopping at the
same hotel in Hannibal. where. for the
last two days, we had been leading a
merry war over one OF tho manufac-
turing concerns there. each trying to
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-23

for the instrument without the neces-
Sity OF carrying tripod along. the
cane being much more handy article
TO transport from place to place. Three
telescoplng legs are plyoted TO a small
head. the latter being provided with
threaded shank projecting from the
top. To this shank n handle can DO
screwed whom the tripod IL folded. CIV
ing the device the appearance OF
cane. The spread OF the legs may be
regulated by means OF three gliding
brackets. secured TO the legs and pro-
vided with hooks. which engage eye
lets In each OF the brackets. when
using small camera the hooks pro-
vide triangular rest for It's support.
a. shown In the cut. but with a large
camera the cane handle Is unAcrewed
and the cRmera attached IN It's place
BY means Of the screw shank. II will
DO observed that the legs form a third
OF a circle in cross section, so that
when they are brought together tubu-
lar body IS formed. aud a screw ferrulo
In provided TO secure tho lower ends
Of the legs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-23
Nav rire Alarm nr.tsn.

A new telephone IRE alarm system
has Just been patented, the whole sys-
TEN being operated by magnetic current
ana dry batteries After the system
Is once Installed the only thing to get
out of order Is the burning out oe-
easionally OF fuse. which may be
quickly repaired. A separate wire 10
used for each dre district. and any
number OF telephones may be correct.
cd with any district wire, by means
OF this system every house and factory
along the line OF wires can be connect
cd with the alarm wlre, and thus pro-
lection may be had at a low cost
The wires can also DO used to connect
with the long distance telephone for
other purposes.