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The Yale expositor., 1900-10-12
mem.a's roreiGa Mlssionary society.

Reports submitted TO tho Woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the
Michigan Presbyterian synod show
that there arc - more local societies
than last year, making total of sos;
Z, 900 more members, total OF 5000;
one less missionary. owing to the death
of DR.. Mary brown, a total Of 10. Dur
ing tho year 81 $50 was raised for sal
aries of missionaries: 1877 for schol-
arships, 81 ,0l6 from Christian Endcavor
societies for G. Scott Williams, 81 ,Jl5
for contingent and special fonds, Sl69
for India famine relief This makes a
total OF s.s53, which is $500 less than
last year. The gifts of the Endeavor
societies show an increase of $40
The Yale expositor., 1900-10-12

1t is announced that Melbourne viii
be tile capital of confcderatcd Aus
tralia.
The timber cut in eastern Maine this
season will bc the largest in years and
a number of paper mills in tho state,
which have been idle several mon tbs,
will resume operations.
-Four troops of cavalry and two com.
panies Of infantry have recently rein.
forced Gen. Young in northern LuzoI
where tho insurgents are concentrate
ing in the mountains of north and
south llocos provinces, under the lead
ership Of Aglipay, the eNcommunicateo
priest and renegade.
Miss Clara Barton, president of the
Red Cross Society, has issued a state.
ment TO the manufacturers and dealers
in lumb Der, hardware, builders mater
ial and household goods Of tho Unitco
States, in which she sets forth the
great needs of thousands of people whc
arc still without shelter in Galveston
The Yale expositor., 1900-10-12

Five thousand pilgrims assembled at
St. Nikander monastery, in the Pork
boff district, Russia, for a religious
festival During the night one of the
upper floors collapsed and many of
those sleeping there fell upon those
below. A panic was caused by false
alarm of Grc and four men and SO wo.
men were crushed to death, many
others being seriously injured
The Yale expositor., 1900-10-12
Explosion Causes Much Damage.

Seven thousand five hundred pounds
of dynamite in the powder magazine
at the Spruce mine, about half mile
from Evcleth, Mimi, on the afternoon
of the eth. A hole 100 feet square and
25 deep marks the spot where the
magazine stood. The force of the ex-
plosion was SO great that there is not
a piece of glass over a foot square
within radius of two miles of the
mine. Practically every window and
mirror in Evelcth was broken. The
loss in the town is estimated at $780,
900. The damage done to the Spruce
mine was about 50 ,O00 the mine labor
atory and warehouses being totally
wrecked At least 200 people were
more or less seriously hurt from being
thrown down by the shock or hit by
shattered glass. The explosion was
plainly felt at Biwabill, IL miles dis
tant. Its cause has so far not been
aScertained
The Yale expositor., 1900-10-12
Caught Aftcr a Long Chase.

Two men giving their names as
Thomas Boynton and James Peterson
are locked up in Jail at Hastings on
snspic on of being concerned in the
Nasl,v die postollice robbery. The m N
were captured after running fight
with tho officers aud man hunt in
which nearly zoo farmers participated.
Abont s5 shots were exchanged be-
tween the supposed burglars and the
officers in chase OF about mile.
The fairs at lIiIlsdale. Charlotte and
Marshall were largely attended this
year.
The safe in the postoilice at Nashville
was blown TO pieces by the use of dy-
.1amttc on the I'd, and Sei3 in cash aud
stamps stolen.
The pickle factory at Bloomingdalc
has closed. after an exceptionally prof.
stable season for both tile owners and
rhe farmers
Daring the fair at Charlotte IL pick
r,ockcts were arrested. The party
comprised welI-lnown crooks from
Chicago and Toledo.
The Yale expositor., 1900-10-12

Do not treat your friends so cool as
TO freeze them.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
Cause of Sickness
At Fort Collins.

Dr.. W. G. Mitchell, state hscteriol-
ogist, has made his report as to the
cause Of the terrible rage Of typhoid
fever at Fort Collins. 1t seems to be
conceded that the disease had its ORR
gin at Bellvue, from tho neglect of a
nurse who was caring for patient
sick with typhoid. Instead Of bury
ing the excrementatiou matter along
with dlsinfectants as the physician
instructed her, she threw it into a
ditch which led directly to the Poudre
river and it was carried thence into
the water supply Of the town. Think
Of thatl. When all the sickness and
sorrow and deaths might, by proper
precaution have been prevented. Un-
der the inexorable law Of cause and
effect, . sad penalty has been paid.
All water contaminated with disease
germs Is . constant source of danger.
The filter at Collins is condemned,
and the supply onght to be improved.
1t would appear that the city authori-
ties ought to take prompt action In
such an important matter.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
IT, G Upper
Opecia1S.-

Mr.. John Riggen drew the slice of
cake containing the diamond ring,
and by his generosity in dividing it
gave 1t to Miss Norris. That dia-
mond ring scheme was q kind Of a
pious fraud. It was Din,e on q
,ins. "C?"
Charlie To wner was the lucky coon
who drew the silk sofa pillow. 1t
was beauty too. Wonder what
Charlie, the crusty old "bach.," will
do with 1t.
Not being able to got up contest
between the handsomest woman and
the homeliest man, those jars Of fruit,
SO kindly contributed by our generous
friend Charlie Book, were donated to
Rev. and Mrs. G. B. Wilson.
That Bazaar, where all kinds OF
delicate little fabrics were sold was
. drawing card and financial success.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
JEA6IE MORRISON.


TINS Is rHx name Of the young
Ady, who, few months ago, at Edo
rsdo, Kansas, killed a young married
wo.nau-the bride of = weekly cut.
ting her throat with . razor. The
victim, Nm. Castle, did mot die for .
week OF two, and during that time
shs charged Jessie Morrison with
coming TO her house and deliberately
and aendshly inaicting the wounds
on hsr ns6k, face and throAt-14 in
all-of which abe subsequently died.
The dying woman also charged
that the murderer also ont her own
hands and throat with light wounds
70 make It appear that MrA Castle
bad attacked her with the same wea-
pen, And her scheme must have
bean . success, for at her late trial
for murder, the jp,y after being out
two Or thsse days, disagreed and
wsss discharged. The trial cost But
II county 5000, and now its doubt
tal Il they will sver ~ hsr again.
The evidence showed bar to be =
murdGse, bat modaru courts and
modern juriss-well, it, the way We
do things now In this country.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
/, Local and Personal NeXs.s
A fresh supply of Candies at Ca.

A fresh supply Of Candies at Ca
pron's
Kimball Organs and Pianos at "a
porn's.
Landlord Snyder filled his ice
house this week from the Michigan.
A new stock Of Singer Sewing
Machines just received at Capron's
G. E. Mosman and Jake Hartzel
came in on the stage Thursday even
ing.
Foa SALs-Good, six hole, range.
For terms and price inquire Of DR..
Fischer or UNION ofiioe.
Norm Davis il putting stone and
lumber on the ground preparatory to
erecting . large blacksmith and wag.
on shop.
Maj. and Mrs. Cochran and Aggie
were in town Saturday, atte ndlng to
some land business before Commis.
sioner Sturdevant.
When calling on Fort Collins for any
Ching In the clothing, boot, or shoe
gents furnishing lines don't forget Tho
Carl Murray Clothing Company-You
II know Carl.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
That Supper.

Well did you ever see such crowd
at supper in Walden? Almost
the whole population of the town be-
sides many from far in the country,
were there. The spacious city hall
was thronged with Joyous, happy
hungry crowd of men women and
children. The like never has been
surpassed in Walden in the memory
of the Oldest inhabitant-Wby,
They came from the east,
They came from the west;
BY dozens and scores,
Through the open doors,
With laughter and smile,
The hours to while,
And sample each others cooking.
Such piles Of cake such stacks of
\; pies;
u other good things in endless
= 1Hppies.
No Wonder the ohilden opened
their eyes,
And stared about in glad surprise,
And cheered when no one was
looking.
There were pickles and ham,
With jelly and jam;
Light rolls with butter and slaw;
Hot coffee and tea,
With their ct cetarae,
On all Of which you could draw.
And that's the way at the city hall,
That supper enticed the people
all.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
ne Doe,n't Advertise

nreathes there man with soul 70 dead
Ihss 70 himsslf be hath not sid:
any tzade Of lste y getting bad,
III Try another tan inch ad."
II such there Be, 60 mark him we'll,
For him no bank account shall swell
No angel watch tho golden stair
10 welcome homo . millionaire.
To such . man the noisy din
OF tssnhc may NOT enter in,
For bargain hunters bY the seore
Shall pass nor heed hgdingy door,
For tho his signs are on the wall,
And on some barnyard gate . scrawl,
No people who have cash or sense
Go prancing round to Rad the fence
The man who never asks for trade
BY alocap lines or .ad" displayed,
Care more for rest than worldly gain
And patronage but gives him pain.
Tread lightly, ,friends, let no rude sound
Disturb his solitude profound.
Rsre let him rest in calm rspose
Unsought except by men he owa.
And when he dies 60 plant him deep
That naught may break his dreamlesi
sleep;
Where no rude clamor may dispel
The quiet chat he loved 30 we'll.
And that the world may know its losl
Place on.his grave wreath of moss,
And on the stone above: Here lies
A chump who wouldn't advertise"
r. NJ. World
North Park union., 1900-12-21

Ks.y. MacCallup returned fromhis
trip ta Denver Tuesday night
idene9
Ll!ss. the painter, Is beginning
work on the church. Walls arc to be
papered, ceiling calcamined, and ?
carpet pnt in the aisle and on the ppl;,
pit platform.
Don't fesget the Christmas Tree at
the church next Monday night.
Everybody invited. Santa Claus
will be there in person TO scatter the
gifts to the children /,
Isaac Lebow and daughter, Glennie
Brannon, came up from the Encamp-
ment county Monday night and will
visit friends and transact business in
Walden for few days.
W. j. Dawson bega filling big ice
house last Monday from the crystal
supply that the Michigan furnishes
in great abundance. The ice runs
close to foot 10 thickness and 10 Of
nne quality.
SIS. Towner 4 Bon are prepared
to deliver coal in Walden on short
notice at $500 per ton. Coal from
the now famous bank Of Davis &
Wynn, and is warranted as good as
any in the market Give them a call
Governor-elect Orman received
letter IN his mail one day last week
that did not contain an application
for appointment or Recommendation
of some one for place, and that
nearly knocked him out. People
should be careful not to scare the
governor this way.-Lamar Sparks
Now is our time for fall settlements.
All unpaid accounts are being rem
dered for the purpose of securing
payment. Unpaid accounts will be
put in hands Of An attorney for
collection after thirty days. Remem-
Der that this means business.
G. e. MosMAN.
North Park union., 1900-12-21

Bennett, P. Anderson. H. T. Miller,
G. Blunck, R. NJ. Hubbel, NJ. q. Ak
en-, W. A. Drake, A. Keeper, F. G.
Springer, B. Preston, c. Evans ID. ".
Amos, F. Kibler, /. Q. Riddell, +. K
Baker, H. Strachan, D. G. Brooks,
Lewis Kern, j. N. Munson, A. A.
Knott.
Stock Growers Association-T. A.
Gage, N. G. Afford, F. G.. Bartlett.
. We did not learn Of any delegates
going down from North Park.
The National Association meets ID
Salt Lake, Jan. Is, 1901.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
ra,oAs. orcEmsEn n. 1900.
a aAn.oAnr 10. uo.r. rA.x

a aAIL1oAD FoH NoEr1 PAHk.
It n ALMOST = sire ~ anything
eaa b. that . railroad will be built iD-
b North Park the coming summer.
Il vas not only . promise q . result
of the slection-thas idle capital
should b invested II Mckinley vas
slsctsd-but It WAS also known that
,ailroad men wers contemplating such
] poys for several years past
Two towns arc specially interested
u sseh . road-Waldeu and Denver.
While II nay sssm an insigninca MT
matter 70 Denver, In fsot It is not
In . purely businssS point of view
4 u Of vast importance to Denver.
And II the business men Of. our cap
ital city wish to get In . few hours
Communication vithsourcesof wealth,
ths e4tsnt Of WHICH the future willre-
veal, It behooves them to see to Y
thas any road tappipg this great 70
eioa must have . starting point in
that city and from thence build on
ths most direct practicable route to
r. Pnk
~ 70 Walden. its fate will b
Vsttlsd BY any incoming road. II
ths road builds to this town it, To-
tars vii b. bright and prosperous
bat II . ro.d shoald build and ignore
Walden out town would suffer great
(oss. Let % DO all We can by way Of
induceusat to any rosd to build 70
our town.
North Park union., 1900-12-21

DIV. Mbetts and son have s-t.ken
the contract to carry the mail from
walaen to Higho until 1909, under
the present contract twice,a week nt a
COMPENSATION of $3.50 per year. 1t
is thought that later, the department
may call for til weekly service which
will require additional compensation.
how MUCH DO the pupils Of the
public school make by shirkng ex-
aminations7 tbs question you can
ansver some day later in life-possi-
bly, yhen it is too late to do much
good. Do the best you can, boys
and girls too; that's.all your teacher,
or parents either, can expect of you,
Charlie Riggen has bought tho poles
of the old Walden-Pinkhamton tel
ephone line and is taking them
down. This ends Walden's first line
Of communication with the outside
world, which was begun with the in
tention Of extending it to Laramie, but
it was only finished ss far a. Pink
hamton.
Scientists agree that the greatest
bird of flight now living is the Condor
of South America. 1t weighs about for
ty pounds when full grown andl has a
stretch Of wing from point To po int
of fifteen feet It soars to the lofty
height Of 10000 feet above the sea
level and can consume more food in
a day than half dozen dogs Of tho
largest size.
lingo oppoAtion to the hay
Paunceforte treaty is such as to
threaten split in the lingo ranks.
To the report that Secretory Hay
will resign /, if the treaty is not 'ati-
fled as stands, The Chicago Inter
Ocean replies, F" Let him resign" Mr..
Hay is asked to remember that he Is
not now British cabinet officer.
Matters are plainly approaching .
crisis in the imperial Anglo-Ameri-
can party Of world conquest-springr
field Republican.
North Park union., 1900-12-21

Ons OF Fa1 odd things Of the late
political campaign occurred way back
in Tie state Of Maine. To constitu-
sncy Of Chas. A. Boutelle reelected
hum q Congress notwithstanding the
fact that b II insane and has been
since Dee. 1899. OF course b will
never take his seat IN Congress. Its
proposed to make him = captain In the
U. g. Navy and retire him on half
pay. II that II intended - . COM
plimsnt to our navy No fail to SO It
North Park union., 1900-12-21
Sunday Services.

Walden, Sunday, December2a, 1900:
Preaching Services 1890 q. m. Sum-
day School 11:30 a. m. Epworth
League 6:30 p. m. Preaching Ser
vices 700 p. m. Services conducted
BY Rsv. q. B. Wilson.
North Park union., 1900-12-21

Mr.. G. ,. Tucker, formerly of Wal
den, but now at Billings Montana
writes 10 the UNION as follows;
81 have just been looking over
your paper which / receive every
Monday. l shall discontinue the
Denver News as the UNION gives me
atopt as much news while I hear
from my many friends of North Park
Find inclosed g."
North Park union., 1900-12-21

II u SnnLY auaEing-In fact II
ba1yles human credulity 10. think that
the handful Of Boer patriots arc
still fighting With remarkable bravery,
the powerful army Of great Britain.
The late victories Of that intrepid
hsro, D. Wet, are = revelation to
znodan military skill, and II England
rseoFis to ths ehamsful policy Of ex-
teeninstiou evsn that may Be . more
dimcult problem than shs calculated
North Park union., 1900-12-21
auasea1ptlsaa . A*ss-
~ ~. ~ A1vsaes). Z >, ez.oo'
~ kll; O. Atsaeesl. 500.
tse qerlAA u AAsasaO ~ 20
sAAusxaasang.

Display Adrsrtissaants IN II.
ps,oa osa b dhsutsd for $50 (afty
6sss)psr ineA = noath. sinsla col.
xnn Local aoticss, loo. {ten esnts)
pE Iins fpr Arst insertion; and 90.
lvs caats) pr lss for eseh ssbse,,
qasat insertion. Special rates aads
ksova o. sppaicattdn.
HAH Adssstissa4ase csiIssssd ~
Ustl oFdsred OF taa
North Park union., 1900-12-21
LAND NOTICE.
TIsssr csiturs. FisaI ersss.

United States Land Once,
Denver, Colorado, Dec. Q, 1900
Notice 10 hereby given that Helen Riaeh has
fled notice Of intention to mako dnal proof b.
fore Harvey r. sturdevant, United States Com.
missioner, District Of Colorado, at his Office in
Walden, Colorado, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
January, 1901, on timber culture application
No. 1..1oo, for the BE y Of section No. Is, In
Towuship No. Z, n, kanse No. %. ".
she names - Witnesses:
Elias Peterson, Of Hebron, Colorado,
William Rimnons
James Taylor
Andrew PcteFson
CD. FoaD. Register.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
JopRranHsax.

We do Al kinds Of job Work, and
our prices are reasonable NestneS
b styie md promptnsss in work s,e
eaaraatsod. Generally, work shoald
ts'erdered about ons week bsfors II
hvaated :
North Park union., 1900-12-21
Careful Bankers.

BANK president-Aas tho teller
been examined7
Vice prssident-Yes sir
President nt-Has the examiner been
examinedI
Woe presidsnt-Yes sir
PresidenEBy whoms
Vice president-By me.
= ssident-Havs you been ex-
q M
yjts president Yes cir.
Re11tdsnt -vssy wall; now yoa may
snmins - and tl,sa No shall close
fce u ~.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
n..n..ts.....-..a,

Rs.sapssr D,As Has rsesntly -
insseusated d Msxioo f0r Tie G.
ttnA Our neighboe rspuhlie believes
IN kssetsg : god tAang whsa -
North Park union., 1900-12-21

The proceeds of the supper last
Tuesday night given by the Ladies Of
Walden amounted to over so.
North Park union., 1900-12-21

That was a huge joke perpetrated
on the New York Herald about the
wonders and dangers Of the great
Blsck canon of the Gunnison River
IN Colorado, Speaking of the hazard.
ous unoe, 'aking the Herald said:
'Thsy-the men who did the ex.
plo7ng-haye done what no other
hanen beings have ever accomplished
-'Wnae Ii was believed no human
beings could successfully attempt" /"
ahlnS Of It, when in fact the Den
yer enc Rio Graode roilroadhas been
rnhnins Srain down that same
"cnasm Of sFeh appalling .profun.
dity" for years. The Herald was
dupea that's ALI
North Park union., 1900-12-21

Ths Aorrx PAxx Ux1ox Is entered
at ~ pose-onics at Walden. Lar,me
spapty, Colorado. every Friday - ~.
eosd,Saass matter.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
Union Pacific Time Table.
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that tho partnership
heretofore existing between Dow d LaFsver b
this day dissolved BY mutual consent. All
dcbts due the arm will be paid to Charles Dow
and all debts due from the arm will be paid BY
John Larever. CnARIEs Dow.
JOIN LAFxvER
Dated, Dec. 8, 1900. asDeclooo
North Park union., 1900-12-21

Following is list of delegates to
tne lata Stats Convention. of Stock
efovsss from Larimer County.
shesp Beeders' Association-L W.
North Park union., 1900-12-21
Import 1t School
District Number As

fhs following 1spost = for the ~
ond moath Of the Walden schools
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-11
DIAZ' SIXTH
INAUGURATION
Great Festivities at the Capital
Culminate in a Grand
Ball.

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-A special to the
Tribune from Mexico City says:
The festivities connected with the
sixth Inauguration of President Dlaz dS
president of the Republic OF Next"
eliminated last night in a grano pdll'
Mrs. Diaz was the center of attraction
The diplomatic corps was respiehuen'
with numerous decorations and oraeIs
the dean of the corps, the Unlteu
States Ambassador, Powell Clayton DC
ing conspicuous by the order given y
him on the battlefield, an empty sleeNI
The American colony was out IN lu'
force. ,h,
High mass was celebrated in th'
lgreat cathedral and all the churcne
Sunday with special prayers loi ~
Health and continued happiness oI 81
President and in the evenine ~ r
,Chepultepec to the national palace III
; streets were ablaze with illumiha 'ioi'
and thronged with people
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-11

There are 993,225 names on the pension
roll and the amount disbur ,rd during
the year was S13S, ,462 $50.
AS to Hawaii the message says;
Much interesting information is given
in the report of the Governor of Ha-
wall as to the progress and develop
ment of the islands during the period
from July T. 1898, the date of the ap-
proval of the Joint Resolution OF the
| Congress providing for their anneXa-
ton, up to April 80, 1900, the date of the
approval of the act providing for Il gov
ernment for the Territory and there
after
THE last Hawaiian census, taken in
the year 1896, gives total population
of 10000 of which S1,019 were native
Hawaiians. The number of Americans
reported was SASS. The results of the
Federal Census, taken this year, show
the islands to have a total population
of 154. .O01 showing an increase over
that reported in 1896 of 44,9Sl, or 41.2 per
cent.
There has been much progress In
educational, agricultural and railroad
development of the islands.
I'm the Territorial Act of April 80
190O section of said act repeats chap
ter "a of the Civil Laws of 1897, whereby
the Government was to assist In en-
couraging and developing the agricul-
tural resources of the Republic, espe-
cially irrigation. The Governor of Ha-
waii recommends legislation looking to
the development of such water supply
as may exist on the public lands with
a. view of promoting land settlement
The earnest consideration is invited tt
this important recommendation ant
, others as embodied in the report of the
Secretary of the Interior.
The work of the Director of the Cen
, sus is said to be progressing favorably
, The director, it is said, finds himself
, embarrassed by the lack OF trained
force and the question of employing eX
, perts continuously is raised.
The President says there still remain
O important features of the rightfuI ap
|, plication of the eight-hour law and tn
y, principle of arbitration for labor, Whic
G he commends to Congress.
| The message treats on various othe
: minor subjects and closes as follows:
$ I'm our great prosperity we mus
a guard against the danger it invites i
2 extravaganza in Government expendii
/ ures and appropriations, and the chos
r. en- representatives of the people Will.
a. doubt not, furnish an example in the
l. Legislation of that wise economy whlc
id in season of plenty husbands Tor II
j. future. In this era of great busine'
m activity and opportunity caution is m
w untimely. 1t will not aoate, p'
j. strengthen our confidence. 1t will r.
ye retard but promote legitimate industr
al and commercial expansion "
is growing power brings with it tempt
0o tions and perils requiring constant Wig
90 lance to avoid. 1t must not De used
W invite conflicts, nor for oppression,
- for the more effective maintenance
ea those principles of equality and JUST
nv upon which our institutions and hapl
re ness depend. Let us keep always
In mind that the foundation of our Go
on ernment is liberty; it's superstructu
nd peace.
~ WILLIAM MKINLEY
ha Executive Mansion, December 3, Is
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1900-12-11
THE CAsTELLANE SUIT.
Goes Over Until Later Gall Of the
Calendar,

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The suit of
Antoine ]. Dittmar against j. Gould,
Howard Gould, Edwin Gould and
Helen Gould, as trustees under the will
of ]. Gould, to restrain them from
paying the Count and Countess de Cas-
tellane any portion of their income
from the Gould property, was called in
the Supreme Court today before JUS
tice Leventritt.
/ Colonel E. C. James, who appeared
as counsel with Charles A. Gardiner OF
behalf of the Gould family, asked fol
an adjournment on the ground that thu
affidavits had not been obtained from
France from Count and Countess d'
Castellane.
A representative of the law firm o
Guggenheimer, Untermyer & Marshall
attorneys for Dittmar, asked that tn
matter be held over until the secon
call of the calendar and Justice Leven
tritt acquiesced.
The case was adjourned to Decem
.ber II.