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North Park union., 1901-01-04

of beef oattlp which will sell here.
-Denror BSord- -stockman.
I.aat week short correspondents
came over from Higho bst no name
was sigued to it. The rules of our
papes requise all correspondence to
send in theif uames. not tor publica-
tion, but their identity past ba
known,
Mr.. "a Wsttonburg Of the West
Side waAi4 tovn Thursday, and gave
the UyIos a PLEASANT cali he has
been inoculating calves as a preven.
tive Of blackieg. Since he has tried
this precautionihs has had no trouble
with that dreaded disease Stockmen
should use every means In their
power to save their stock.
The North Park Stock Growers
ASSOCIATION has Joined the Western
Range Stock Growers. This associa-
ton has also appointed the following
delegates to the Salt Lake Convcn-
tion: g James EIcFarlane, Andrew
Peterson, p. 9, Chedsey and Ralph
Taylor.-Dsnver Daily Stockman.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
FRIDAY. .AnvAnY :. 1901.

WrrH THIS IssuE, TIE Uxlos I'm
ishes . full year under the pteseu,
management How we'll We have
succssdsd, tho record Of l900-now
dsad and gone, will tell. i has re-
Iquirsd much work and q good deal Of
patience to keep the paper going,-
and cash also, = considerable quanti-
". TO the friends who hare stood
).y US through this hard year Of bust.
pess We here express our heartfelt
gratitude To the other fellow, who
has waited In breathless anxiety 70 see
the UMos sink, and who has done all
il his power to make 1t sunk, by hard
Noris and in other ways; We must be
pardoncd IL No don't wish him car
loads Of prosperity In this yorld nor
4 harp and q certificate Of good char
tactcr In The next; We could hardly
wish him 20 bad - this:-
And when fsan earth bis spirit
nies,
just Prophet may the damned ono
dwell,
Full in the Gates Of paradise,
Beholdiug Heaveni But fsellDg'-
Well-It dout mattsr much what
North Park union., 1901-01-04

IaNAs1us DoslRk1y DIED n hls
Aoaps n Minpsapolis at The ~ pf 7Q
ysass January ., 1891. - :"
H NJ 8 vsmakkahls man-polie'
caa, statsswaa and literary writer.
Hs usoss vasax's QqRan. The Great
Csyptouan, TAs Gosdsa Bottle and
Tns Atlantis. In the Last named
haok h took ~ 'posiaqa that The
Atlantis yas . continent onoe exist
ing between Europe and America,
mi nads out . goQd casa
In ths Great Cryptogram he tried
70 pepvs And did peove that tho works
u Shakespeare wsrs written hy Lord
Bacon, md the Cryptogram consisted
Of thia proof In the woFks themselvas,
an Ingenious and amusing book 70
ssy the leSst.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
SCsasly, Local lld P.rsonll lsIS.
Am our town are ,lck with

HALT our town arc sick with bad
colds.
The new shop across the street
looms up these nice days.
The mail from Laramie reaches
Waldea on prompt schedule time
now.
How is this for ane weather? Let's
see was it Hicks Who prophesied q
hard winterf
Martin D. Currigau, one Of Den
ver's aldermen, died recently after q
brief illness.
Mrs. 8. 8. Towner is having quite
q sick spell this week. That forces
Charlie into the kitchen.
Fos sAlE--Good, six hole, range.
For terms and price inquire Of DR..
Fischer or UNION Office.
Mr. g. NJ Wilcox Of Hebron, spent
. day OF two in town this week in
business with the dentist
32 degrees below zero last Monday,
the last morning Of the old year, was
pretty fair winter weather.
Our short Christmas story printed
last weet was written by girl less
than ten years old. And the story
won . prize when fnt Published.
Elder !. H. Greene preached at the
church last Sunday night Regular
revival services have been held in the
church every night during this week
How was last Sunday for an ideal
winter day up here in the mountainsf
II clouds, gloom, snow and darkness
can't make . perfect winter day, what
canf
Milton B. Moore and sister Rhotia
ars waiting their slstsx Mr. Fannie
5tout ard fantly. Thsy cars up
lson Sssstosa lst satardiy and VII
- = : wsek o two.
/ - sssoad tlkn 4 scteol beoaa
n
North Park union., 1901-01-04


THs LEdIsLAruRs OF Colorado
opened il 18th biennial session on
January 2. Col B. F. MontgomeEy
Of Cripple Creek, Teller county, was
elected 'speaksr Of the house, and
Lieutenant Governor Carney called
the Senate to order.
Much important legislation comes
before this session and We hope our
lawmakers will give the people Of
the state . square deal. A us. Sen.
ator to succeed E. y. Wolcott ia. to
b chosen. The voting begins on
Jan. 1b, and it 10 very uncertain who
will be elected.
North Park union., 1901-01-04

TnE Nav YEAn-the New Century
tavnsd In North Park with . belt Of
noud over bis brow. Not much
wonder. when he Considered The
pmount Of way and Hoodshed, hypo:
prisy In high placed, And the terribIs
wrong and iujussic, that pervades
society, with which he must begin to
deal At once.
It ID enough to make a cloud circle
the brow Of any nev-coper-the Ney
Cehtury especially. II he has taste
and sense and justice In his makeup.
We hail thee, New Year, in the
lcpe shat thou wills contributs thy
shafs to bring peace to earth.
w ball thee. dawning Century,
trusting thou wilt have the courage
Of thy convicu9na That thou may
esa 1t in thy duty to throw q wei
blanket over the growing ambition oi
Joe Chamberlain, apd teach him q
lesson In humanity and common jus
lice That thou also may see 1t - Q
part Of thy early duty to check the
hnbounded ambition Of thy servant,
William, also called Mckinley, e'ez
It be too late; md lead him hence.
Sprth to walk in the straight and
narrow path Of duty, and prope,
fecognipou Of justice 10 his fellow.
men. Charge him to- ding away am
Htto1, and tell him by that sin fell
the angels, and how can be, the feeble
servant Of his master, hope TO vim
~ =, n,
Indeed there d much for you TO
d, New Year; and = heavy burden
alSo for the oacoming Century. We
rather sympathize with, than con-
dsmn, the mantle Of clouds that hang
oysr yoor brow, especially 20, if,t in
my way indictes thy care, thy
thought Of The future.
Any way " hail thee both and
give thss good cheer. and shall hope
1cr ~ bsst
North Park union., 1901-01-04
Union PACIFIC Time Fable.
hand Notices.
NOTICE - roRPusL,cArloN.

Department Of the Interior,
Land Once at Denver, Colo, January 3, 1901.
Notice IL hereby given that. the following
named setaler has nled notice Of his Intention
to mako Anal proof In SUPPORT Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Register
or Receiver at Denver, Colorado, on February
Is, 1so1. viz: Robert Ferguson Of Gleneyre, Col
orado. Homestead No. 1s,Ns, for the sWA
NEk, WY sEA Sec. ., and bwk MEX Sec. %,
Tp. 10 North Of R. 76, West.
He namss tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
/ Benjamin Kelley. Of Gleueyre, Colorado. ~
/ William T. Ferguson Of" "ts-f.-7'
Cassel c, Forester Of Denver
c. d. FolD. Register.
yAH4 FEB 8
North Park union., 1901-01-04
Winners of Prizes
In Spelling Contest

Very little interest seems 70 have
been taken i9 the contest for the
prize to the best speller. We had
hoped to have at least = dozen con-
testants, but the number fell fur short
of that.
Leroy Lyon Of the Walden public
school wins frst prize, $500, finding
IS words misspelled. Second prize,
$500, Georgia Hayes, who found Z
misspelled words.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
lalaAE,

{, sissnseas u 1ns
BHs61 - - iasesssd fne 4.so taf5
pay - IIoatA siss't 81
s Loaal sp4tsaA 1oa a. ssntsl
~ ~ fuf I'M inssrdaa, sad -
o.. csh) ~ Ape TT sac6 sahss'
at issrsoa. special iAfsa nais
4nosa \ applicaasoa.
UM sssIesnssis cs'lssls4 Fss
la9 ortsssd ~ "a @s
North Park union., 1901-01-04

iK b6t6 dtplfsmA18 III WtdhtSdAy
IN tsaeAsrsxas asihlk sccqasamed
|paAoM sad atssnaaaos ~ almost y
larsp N before IL hoatdsyA
Charlie Rssbe Of Asrauis, Wyom-
lng, esRe aFer 70 Waldsa 70 Ppspd
tie holidays. From the way 10
sMilsa md lIpssrsd asqund it voaiA
ssep hs ha9 poms ataPqetiaa IN town.
: Whea qalliag onfort Collins fsg any
thing ins, clothing. hSot, q shoe
gents furpishinx lines don't fot1at TIA
Csri Murray Clothing Compaay-Yap
al know Carl.
Mr. james Cowaq came up from
tho Eneampmsnt poqntzy laat Sun
day and tcok Dolly and Marguerite
-daushtsrs Of MrA Madge Co.su-
tack home With him Oh Monday. He
u teaching school over ip Wyoming.
Just received, At the North Park
Pharmacy, Q fine and assortsd- lot OF
new, bright jewelry-ladies' brushes,
combs, hat pins, cut buasous, collar
batsopa, lace pins, manicure sets
slso toilst articles too numerous to
mention. eau, see, and buy.
The ceiling Of the church has been
oalcamined . blue tint; the walls have
been papered and the seats stained.
This improves the appearance a good
deal, but when little carpeting has
been done it will add greatly to the
comfort Of thesmaA house Of worship.
Now u our time Tor fall settlements
All unpaid accounts arc being ron
derea fors the purpose Of securing
payment Unpaid accounts viii be
put in hands Of an attorney for
collection after thirty dayt:. Remem-
ber that this meSns business.
G. Z. MosMAN
Mr.. George Manville ons Of our
substantial ranohmen of the upper
Platte was pleasant caller Friday.
he impaired to tue UNION an item Of
news that will wake the back woods
one of these days. The UNION is
only waiting the fullness of tame to
give it proper ventilation. Just
seei little later.
Jaxe Hsrtzel and Fred McAvoy
have formed partnership and have
opened up the saloon Of the late
Floyd A. sipes, which has been closed
since his death last September. The
new firm, at least one of them, is not
unfamiliar with the business, and
they will most probably get their
share of trade from the first.
Monte Rleyins was in with . string
OF his choice Hereford steers. AS
usual, they topped the market
Monte reports good weathe, in North
Park, plenty Of snow but the cattle
oil doing well. s. Haskihs was also
in from the Norh Park with string
North Park union., 1901-01-04

TIE DENVER DAILY SrocxMAN has
consolidated with the Denver Daily
Live Stock Record, and will hereafter
be known US the Denver Record
Stockman, and the price Of slbscrip
lion instead Of s4.oo, will be $500
rsr annnm.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
Mlx1Ha m ;uo1osADo IN 10

Mususa MsUoEonADo IN isss.
CaIP1Lx CiEIK PRopucED during
the year 1900. just closed, the enor
mous amount Of little ovsr 128, 900
900. Pretty good Tor oos gold camp
n COLORADO for oos year. During
~ same period The dividends paid
" - lalgs niiss amounted TO
%, ,4se, 30. 10, ! considerable sam 70
b dividsd mp = ptodta
Nsmly svsy county = ths state
Aat abss any prstsnss = mlain6
~ atas sasaily xsll = scpusseos
North Park union., 1901-01-04

Tar DENVER DAILY papers all had
large New Year editions, but the
Post rather eclipsed all the rest, COM
ing ont with IS page issue, done in
colors und half tones, and with q
mass Of reading matter almost be-
wilderiug. The Post is hard to beat.
North Park union., 1901-01-04

Miss HELEN GOULD has staked n
Leadyille miner, q poor man, and
win furnish the cash to develope
soae claims in Two Bit gulch.
Wonder IL they wont both make
fortune.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
LAND NOTICE.
1I~s., c..sai.. Fl..l lrre.'.

United States Land OHiee,
Denver, Colorado, Dec. 8, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Helen Riach has
fled notice Of intention to make anal proof bo-
fore Harvey F. 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. 12,le9, for the Sc 4 OF section No. Is, in
Township No. I, N, Range No. 10, W.
She names as witnesses:
Eliss Peterson, Of Hebron, Colorado,
William Heineman' =" y-'" ..uil i.'
James Tnylor -; ~
Andrew Peterson !" -" a..
C, D. FORD Register,
North Park union., 1901-01-04
Jele Rx4nltlne,

" 4 n iieda q Job woek, snd
~ peiais an rsasoaahla NsatnsSs
= styh and pvowptnsss N work an
nGrantssd. Generally, work should
~ ordsssd about ons week bef9e II
= wa4tsd.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
Sunday Services.

Walden, Sunday, January 6, 1901:
Preaching Services 1890 q. M. Sum-
day School 1870 a. m. Epvorth
League $50 p. ~. Preaching Ser
vices 7;6op.$. Services conducted
by Rev. g. B. Wilson.
North Park union., 1901-01-04

rso dss tks JbsalMlasrn product of
~ vtaAs daring ~ ysas amounts ta,
~ And. ;1ptsi q al, 20. .7<s.sa,'
|sot ooSe.fhs ~ ccil p.ntact waieh
Asoss pmoaatsd q pvW s,ooQ,QeQ
tpas.
North Park union., 1901-01-04

Ths NpRrH PAxx UxIoH Il entered
y .the post-odice at Waldsn, Larimer
+osaay. Colorado. every Friday ~ sec-
'pnd-oiaas mae{sr.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
LandlForl Sale!

/ |HFss:;; :;T;T;zHTTENTION! Parties who
|NcnH are looking for one ofthe best
aA situations ia the stats of Col
|orado to buy irrigated tracts, either
large or small, upon easy terms,
with perpetual water rights, near
town site, railroad being operated
directly through the valley. The
present crop of wheat for 1900 Is
estimated at over two million bush
Iels. Hay, alfalfa, small grain and
potatoes do well there. Price, from
$4,000 per acre up, including per-
|petual water right sufficient to ir-
|rigate same.
The above land will be sold on
ten years time to good parties.
For further particulars in regard
Ito this land we would refer you to|
John J.. Hilton,
1880 Santa Fe Ave-, Denver, Colo,
or North Park Union,
Walden, Colorado.
Also q new town building on the
Denver & Rio Grande railway, to|
which this land is contiguous.
North Park union., 1901-01-04
ALWAYS ON Time

The Union Facihc Trans
For all Eastern Points,
Two Trains Daily 10
Denver, Kansas City aud the s. 4,
Threa TrainsDaily to
Omaha, Chicago and the East.
Quickest time by many hours.
Do not fail to be fully informed
Of. the Fine Train Service Of
fered by the Union Pacific, 40 d,
Only Direct LING to the East.
AK About Bxoursion Rates.
For Time Tables and fun information
osll on Y a'efa
: C. N. CLARK,Agent, Laramie, Wyo.
DR.. 8. L. True hands us the fol-
lowing letter, .o,< so -
North Park union., 1901-01-04

i Bona Tlda sslSfy-S12 Weekly
NJ woman appoint sad ops 70 travel
oss fqF local sia weekly saary and s4pens o esao
d hon pleasant POSITIONS .d advancement apa
nc,esss 81 wages Write onae;: Address
RUTLER 4 ALGER Dept. E. New Haysn, coqpl
North Park union., 1901-01-04

CHEDSEY BROS. Hebron. Colo.
Ranch on branch Of Lite Grizzly,
range In North and Middle parki. q
Cattle branded ? connected on
left hlp, horses bran ded same on
LETT shoulder,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27
The Ezesbyterian Churches.

AT the Vance Memorial Church sun
day morning there will be no service,
but in the evening the Rev. c. F. Chal-
fant, Of Allegheny. will preach at 1880
o'clock. Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
The Rev. Joseph Speer. pastor OF the
Second Presbyterian Church. will
preach Sunday morning on the topic
Abiding in christs Love" The Aeo-
lian Quartette will render a number OF
selections at this service. There will be
no evening service, and as the pastor
will depart early in the week for Long
Island, the morning service will also
be discontinued until September.
The Rev. Charles r. chalfant. OF Ale
gheny, will preach in the First Presby-
terrain Church Sunday morning on the
topic "The Hand of Jesus" There will
be no evening SERVE
The Rev. R. r. Bigger, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian Church, will con-
duct the usual Sunday morning and
evening service tomorrow, his morning
topic being Delight In Gods House "
Evening topic. "A Prayer for Deliver
anee From the Society of the Wicked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27

to get free. II seemed as though no
experienced man was with the horses.
During one of the stampedes. one OF tho
best horses was kicked on the leg.
breaking 1t, the bones protruding
through the flesh. The people called
TO the manager TO have the horse shot,
but not for over half hour did he ae-
code to the publie's demands aud have
the poor creature put out of its misery.
Later, in order to conquer another
horse, 1t WAS strangled to death. and
died in the yards The management
seemed to know nothing of the way
to deliver these horses. and all were
more or less bruised up. and the treat
ment was far from being humane. At
times the fence at points was down,
and a man was kept busy repairing IL.
The people in general disapproved of
the manner in which the horses were
delivered to the purchasers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27
FOOD CURE
NATURES
WAY.
See Diet List Below.
HEALTH RECLAIMED VIA FOOD

A man may try all sorts of drugs to
help him to get well. but after all the
food cure" is the method intended by
Nature.
Any one can prove the efficacy OF the
food cure by making use of the follow
lng breakfast each morning for fifteen
or twenty days:
dish containing not more than four
heaping teaspoonsful of Grape-Nuts,
enough good, rich cream TO go with
them, some raw or cooked fruit, not
more than two slices of entire wheat
breed, and not more than one cup OF
Postum Food Coffee, to be slipped, not
crank hurriedly. Let this suffice TOT
the breakfast.
Let one meal in the day consist OF an
abundance of good meet, potato anu
one other vegetable.
This method will quickly prove the
value of the selection of the right KIND
OF food to rebuild the body and replace
me lost tissue which is destroyed every
DAY and must be made up. or disease OF
some sort enters in. This is an age OF
Specialists, and the above suggestions
are given lr specialist IN. sss-1S-s .7ss4r'
aietet:cs ~ tzk.sse.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27
IN BRIEFEsT FORM.
Local Items of Interest Presented In
Condensed Paragraphs.


Condensed Paragraphs.
Assistant Secretary Adams. of the
Board of Trade, was shaking hands
with his friends yesterday. Girl.
The Korn kob Klub. of the South
Side. which has been camping near
Kreb's Landing. will break camp to-day
and return to this city.
Owing TO the proper authorities not
furnishing the information, the Regis
ter stated~that Blinco was held to the
grand jury on bond of $500. when 1t
should have been $500.
Last evening Daisy Hixenbaugh. of
Columbus. was found drunk upon the
street, and was taken before Squire J.
A. Cunning by Constable Morris, where
a permit was received to take her TO
the Rescue Home.
George West and John Clark, en-
ployes OF the old B. p. w, who were
arrested for working on the Market
street bridge, were each fined Sll and
costs in police court yesterday. and
took the usual appeal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27

Daily Chronicle of Events From the
Town Across the Way.
George Mckee is at Akron on bust
| ness.
William Matthias is visiting friends in
| town.
Albert Cole, of Flushing, was in town
yesterday.
William Evans has returned from
Dennison.
Fred Burke, OF Denver. Col, is visit
| ing relatives in town.
Will Leatherwood, Of Steubenville,
was in town yesterday.
D. w. Huff, of Flushing, was in town
yesterday on business.
Sheriff Foreman was in town yester-
| day on Official business.
The Crystal glass works may resume
| partially on next Monday.
Frank Krakel is home from Cumber-
land, Md, visiting his parents.
George Bresock and family, of Wells
burg, visited friends here yesterday.
Mrs. J. b. briggs, who has been visit
ing in Woodsfeld, has returned home.
II. r. Sells and Hon. Ross j. Alexan-
der have returned from the Morning
Star fishing club.
Harry Cook and son and Mrs. Bond
| left yesterday for Bay Heal, Mass, to
spend some time.
! Frank Mcdonald, John Davis and
William Laipth have returned from a
| fishing trip at Miller's Station.
The Morning Star fishing club Will
return home Monday from Adena,
where they have been in camp for six
weeks.
/ Miss Julia Dougherty has returned to
! her home in Steubenville after visit
with her uncle, Charles Dougherty, of
Brookside.
The car load of horses that was re-
ceived here yesterday and sold at pub
lie auction met with ready sale, the
horses bringing from $40 to $65. After
the horses were sold, all being wild,
/ they were turned loose in the stock
yards of the c. & p. railroad, and one
by one were lassoed and driven in the
| pen and battered and then turned over
to the buyers, who took them away
| with much difficulty, as the horses had
never been broke and we're very Wild.
Several hundred people watched the
proceedings, and when one of the ami
mails was caught 1t often knocked on
several boards Of the enclosure tE9ins
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27

Daily Chronicle of Events From the
Town Across the Way.
George Mckee is at Akron on busi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27
SHE WANTS INFORMATION
About Her Former owner, aud About
Her kinspeople-Letter Received
BY Postmaster Wise.

Bf FOStmNstcr wise.
Postmaster Wise has received a letter
from Indiana. from former slave, who
is anxious to learn something about
her relatives. The letter Is as follows:
Postmaster. Wheeling, w. Va
Dear Strive address you these few lines
10 ask your assistance IN ascertaining the
whereabouts of our former owners, and
through them the Whereabouts of my
father. mother, brothers and sisters,
whom we have not seen since the close or
the civil war.
We used TO belong TO man named
William Letcher OF Wheeling. Va, who
sold us TO Lawyer Charles j. Jones or
Maryland just a few years before the
outbreak OF hostilties between the north
and the south.
Our mother was named pollie, and she
had five children. as follows Paul, Rich
ard, Mack. Harriet, Mary and Martha
Jane. our two sisters were given TO Mr..
Letcher's two daughters. Nancy and Mary
Leteher.
1t may be that you are acquainted with
Mfr Letcher or some of his children. who
may know the location Of some or my
relatives. If so. YOU will please communl-
cate the fact that we are very anxious
TO hear from him and through him from
my kinpeople. Please do me the Kindness
t. make inquiries about my people, and
answer shts letter Just as soon as pos
sible, and greatly oblige.
Yours truly,
MARTHA JANE TAYLOR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-27
The T.. H.. Churches.

There will be no services Sunday
morning in the St Andrews P. e.
Church, but the Rev. T. j. o. Curran,
the rector. will conduct the usual even
ing service at 7:30 o'clock Weekly
meetings as usual.
The Rev Jacob Birmingham. rector
of ST. Luke's, will preach Sunday morn
ing at 1920 o'clock. No evening ser
vice, but weekly meetings as usual.
The Rev. David w Howard. rector
of the st. Matthew'S p z. Church. will
conduct the regular morning service at
1870 O'Clock Sunday. There will be no
evening service.