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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Sraftafen ltnoerifrepet.

peting, 9lpril 8. = Den mani6uz
rife Soerenstomit unoertegneOes /
Dag og 9fatififatiDnen iful finpe Steo
ON 3 Waaneber.
Husierne er pillige til igen at pperz
gipe aina Sernbanen Nieu Gbau &c
Sban 6ai &nan, idafremt @nglenz
Oerne opgiber aontrollen oper Sernz
banen ghi 81 Yropinlen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
DR.. NILES PAIN PILLS.

st burtist, iiffert cs paalioelist Wibbel
for ips eller nerpps Sopeopine, &psimerter,
Mapepine, Wenralsia. Nerpsiitet, Srritabis
litet, Sppnlpsbeb, @ist, Scotica. Snoebols
Der bperfen Opium eller Morfin os eiterla.
Der insen ilemme gfterpirfninser. 2j 9uiis
25c. Eaa Npotefer eler ienbes af De.
MILES MEDICAL Co., Eikhart, Indiana
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
sSrcbsmoiiater apbe.

aonbon, atpril 8. = Miniiteriet
boloer Msbe / Dag, o9 bel mebbsfss,
at bet ifal bare be fenefte Npbeber fra
Sbbafrifa til Sorbanblins.
Der gaar Rbgter ON, at man er
tommen ct sobt Stribt narmere til
5rebsilutning, enb bet efter ben iibife
llges 8eeipenbeber funbe forpentes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Opr6r.

2onpon, Mpril 8. = Gn Meobelelie
til ,,Oailp Mail" saar uo paa, at Der
bar funbet beftiee Sammenitso Steo
mellem ariitne oe Sbrter Ropiba5ar
/ bet ebrop9iife 9prti og en- Repolus
tion er beb at tRnbe an.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Sile / Dit.

Sra penniplpania meloes Dag, b.
8. @pril, ON Qlarets itsrIte Snsfalb,
pda Steber falot inbtil 16 Sommer.
s 8ulegnene er aft 9lrbejbe itanbIet og
100000 Mano eaar leoise.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

ulptte @fass tp. Gn fors
ferbelis ltlpfte fanot Steo / SbrOr
parf, ioraarIaset peb, at 5olfemengz
ben brsb Sfranferne ON plabien,
bbor Sfotlenberne fpiGebe, 5potbaII
mob Gnslanberne. S ben forfarbee
lise Srangiel, Iom opftoo unbsr
Mangbens panif. omfom 81 Mennea
1fer, pg $50 fb9itebes mere og minbre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
lite glarg
uoIanoet.
Sra Suerfrisen

; 2onbon, Mpril 6. : Den engelffe
| Sppoiition bill itille 5oreipsrgiel |
parldmentet angaaenoe en- 6iitorie,
fom finoes trbft / liberdle 8laoe.
8oernes 6opebtparter Der bar nemlig
mebbelt, at &it9ener bar forfeit en-
aomp, fom @nglanoerne table, og
6bor 8oerne tog ct Yropianttog iamt
600 engelife Soloater, fom De lpslob,
efterat De Iom IabDdnlig bdbbe befriet
bem for beres gfif fler, pdtronbelter,
Mmmunition pg operflsoige &lab~
ningsitpffer. gfter goernes 9iito=
rie rpfteoe 900 engelife 5ropper frem
gennem batfet 2anp iom 8epogtning
for ct grobidnttog, >oa 100 8oere piite
Zig lige foran bem, og begpnDte at
ifbbe Den engelife &ommanoant
rptfebe frem meb 400 Wdnb for at
abIprepe 5jenben. @n itart gperafs
beling ooerfalbt berpaa be 200 Gngz
lanosre, iom bar bleone tilbase Deo
propianttoget, dfp96neoe Dem og tog
5o9et. Oa be 400 @nglenDere tom
tilbage, bleo De Omringeoe fra ale
Sioer, og afpabnece.
johannesburg, @pril Z. = Der
bolbtes / forrige llse ct Ufpbs at
Mineielifabet, bet ferite iiben &rigen
begbnote. 5ormanben ertlareoe en-
Sale, Der gap en- Operiigt oper 9ruz
bernes Sil1tanb og WleDfdrt unoer
ssjenbtligbeberne, at man fan tatte +
@eneral 8otba for, at en- Del uneoig
gbel9ggelie af @rubeejenDom afper=
eebes, 8ot6u bapbe nemlig ubiteOt en-
profldmatipn, iom 6olot peofommens
be 2anbsbel aniparlig for ben Soez
l9ggelSe, iom bleo ppet / bens umioz
belbdre g19rbeo.
Qonbon, Qlpril 7. = st Telegram
fra General 9it6ener mebbeler, at
&ommanbant aribinger, iom blep
fonget af General 5ren9 ben 17be
December pg bar p9ret lti1et for
arigsret nnbsr Siltale for at BABE
begadst fire Waorb, for at babe forz
aarIagst Sernbaneulpffer Iamt be-
banbtet Sanger meo 9ruIombeo, er
fritenbt. San bill blipe bebdnolet
iom en- alminoelig 8rigsfan9e.
+
9onbon, 2lpril 7. = st telegram
fra pretorid preper at eipe ngjagtigt
Operi1ag oper, bbormange Wtanb
8perne nu bar / 5elten. aorreiponz
oenten fommer til bet HeIultat, at Der
sr noget ober 5000 8oere iprebte fra
3outpunsbers (norb). Sutberlunb
Gbb) fra @ariers (pefD til port 9fez
tief (piD.
Oet famine Selegram omtdler ogz
Iaa Stillingen 8apfolonien. DE
Slutninger, man tommer til paa
9runblag af op9ipne Gnfeltbeoer, er,
at 8oerne frieer oper ct ibpre Streg
al &dpfolonien. Der finbes imiblerz
tib nappe en- 8oerfommanbo aop@
folonien, Iom life paa ct bpiltet iom
belIt Stbspunft fan fortprres at
Gnlgenberne; men Reslen er bet
Gngl9nberne, Der fiber unber oenne
Sprebtbeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

pacific" pg ,,@reat Nortbern", og ans
isste. Hetten ON Siaabefe til at tdge
be bsrtil fornsbne Striot.
Stratton meobelte, at alagernes
Sasfsrer bar til Stebe, og forbenz
perenbe Stat8profurator @risss,
iom bar til Stebe Iom HepreIentant
for neutrality-suspicious., Iamtbtz
tebe |, at Saeen ftrafs inobraetes for
Hetten.
Sberbommer 5uller mebbelte, at
Sagen blep optagen til &enbelIe, og
benne inareit forelisge.
pre eIibenten reiIer. WaIb>
ington, Mpril 7. = praiibenten afrejz
Ter Gftermiobag til Gbarleston /
Spb Carolina, for at beIpse llbitilz
lineen Der. Sans 6uitru, 2anbbrusse
miniiter Wilion, 9lttornep General
8nor os Suitru, Setretar gortelpou
og noele at qraiibentens @enner fplz
ger meb. preiibenten bentes tilbage
paa Jrebag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Sc tniinOe Sing.

gr @guinalbo unbfo M
men? Manila, Npril z. - @ebbolz
oenoe Rbster ber saar ub paa, at iels
bette 49uinaloo er iluppen bort. Bel
ben9stes bette af be soerlte Mpnbiss
bebsperioner, men RDgtst bar funbst
N9ring peo, at alle Observation-Disclosures
beb GaDite ubtommanberebes forleben
peb Wlibnatstibe - og be ltulbe ub at
isge efter ct eller anbet.
9pab ifulbe bet Iaa p9re anbet enb
2guinaloo.
s milit9re arebIe paaitaar man,
at ben bersmte Oprsrsbsbbins bbert
Sab lite finbes i 5ansTet.
WarineIolboterne er enbnu life
tomns biem = og bsis bsrss libTens
oeHe er bplet 9emmelisbebens SIsr.
Gng l9n oernes N9sbisz
beo. Roanofe, 0a., Qpril 7. = Den
engelite Reserins bar oprettet ct @sens
tur Der meo bet 5ormaal at pptsbe
dmerifanite 9eite til strissbrug
Sbbafrita. 500 Seife er aft inbfsbtc
og ftal afienbes meb bet ferits.
Dette tpber juit lite meeet paa, at
5reben er Iaa n9rfOreitaaenbe.
Ml onument. Des Moines, ga,
2pril 8. = 6uiet bar bebtaget et
2opforilag ON, at Der Dbes $4,000
al Statsmiolerne til Spfsrelie af si
Monument til 9gre for be Soma.
Solbater, iom tampebe peo 2opfouts
mountain.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

Nn Ct bet paa 1toe at Sfrips til u. g. Sobns
ION Co., W,tmmeapoiis, Winn., anaaaenoe
bet pr9atiae esuifootamo I bet imiffe Iolf
60, miot iblamot De mango bfanfe, iifferiae
Smoiser 90 mer ben mps 4ams, fom nps or
aabnet for 1ratif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
ut fnrere en- sorssIerfe I en- eaa

Brng Laxative Bromo Quinine Niter Slnegpos
etere ttlbageleperer vengene, bps bette Wbbel 1ar
6eIl. y. @rooes Nopnetref er paa bber QgRe. 25c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

Sernbaneidgen Wai6ine=
ton, 9(pril 7. Statsprofuratpr
Stratton fra Staten WaI6ington unz
oerrettebe Dag be Sorenebe Staters
6sieiteret ON, at ban pnIfebe at ino@
brinse en- Sag for gietten for at bins
bre Sammenilutning al ,gaortbern
North Park union., 1902-04-11

Mrs. Mallon attended our morning
exercises, Tuesday morning, and visi
ted during the forenoon.
Mrs. Matthews was = visitor We'd
neaday afternoon.
Rev. Sutherlin was very pleas
ant and interesting caller IN both de,
partments this week.
The Walden schools will givean en-
tertainment and box supper on Friday
night, May 2, which marxs the close
of our school. We hope and trust
that our exercises will be well at
tended. Every lady is requested to
bring basket or box with supper
for t,oo. The proceeds of the sup
per are to be used In purchasing
books for our library. The teachers
and pupils invite all to attend.
G.. l. DALEY.
North Park union., 1902-04-11
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
TO LEASE STATE LANDS

O[icc Of State Board ofLnnd Commissioners.
Denver, Colorado, March !tth, 1902.
Notice is hereby given that there are on file
in.this Office several applications TO Lease the
following described lands situate in Larimer
and Grand Counties, Colorado tu-wit:
West onohalf OF west one-half section r;
southeast one-fourth of northeast one-fourth
l-a of Sc Ii section 4; east onc-half
of northeast ono fourth md northeast
onefourth OF southeast one.fourth
section 8; west one-half OF northwest one
fourth; northwest one-fourth of southwest one
fourth. section 10; southeast ono-fourth OF sec.
tion 20; southeast one-fourth; southwest one
fourth OF north west one-fourth, section %;
southwest onc-fourth OF southwest one-fourth.
section 2s; cast one-half of northeast one
fonrth of section 20: all in township s north,
range " west; north one-half ofnorthwost one
ourth; aouth east one-fourth of northwest
one-fourth; south half of northeast onc-fourth
north one-half nnd southoast onefourth of
southwest one-fourth; all southeast ono fourth,
section II; section 3s; north onc-half OF south
one-half; north one.half of section 20; west
one-hah OF section 81; southwest one-fourth of
section "a; east one-half of west onehelf and
all east one-half OF section %; north onc-half
OF northeast ohc-fourth section SO; cast one
half and northwest one-fourth ofnortheast one
fourth; north one-haf of northwest onc-fourth
section 33; northwest .one-fourth; west one
half OF southwest onefourth section 81: south
west one-fourth of southwest one-fourth of sec.
tisn 20, township north, range Is west; west
one-half of section 8, township north R IS
west; south on.-half and south one-half OF n l-2
section s.; all of sectors "a and 25; mort h.
east one-fourth of northwest .one-fourth and
northsast one-fourth Of section 2B; west one
hall Of section 30; west one-half of section
81 township 9. north range 7s; all Of section
is' north one-haH d northeast ono-sourth {;
north one-han and southwest one.fourth Of
North Park union., 1902-04-11
ORDINANCE NO. 1s
Relating To Licenses.

BE it ordained by the Board of Trustees
of the town OF Walden, Colorado:
SECTION l. That it shall be unlaw-
full for any person or persons, either
directly or indirectly to sell, barter or
give away intoxicating malt, vinous,
mixed, fermented or spurious liquors
within the corporate limits of the Town
OF Walden, or within one mile of the
outer boundaries thereof, without first
having procured license for that pur-
pose as hereinafter provided.
SEC. ia license to sell or give
away any of the liquors mentioned In
section one, of this ordinance, may be
granted by the Board of Trustees in its
discretion to any person or persons who
shall make application in writing there
for to said Board of Trustees. stating
therein, the place where said liquors
are to be sold or given away and shall
execute good and sufficient bond in
the penal sum of $1,000, which said bond
shall run to the People Of the state OF
Colorado, shall be signed by the appli-
cant and ntleast two good and sufficient
property holders Of the county OF
Larimer, and state Of Colorado, and
shall be conditioned that the applicant
will keep an orderly house, that he will
not permit any unlawful gaming or ri
otous conduct in his said house. that he
will not violate any Of the provisions of
the laws of the state of Colorado, with
reference to the selling or giving away
of any of said liquors, nor OF any of
the ordinantss of the Town Of Walden,
relating thereto, then In force or which
may be passed aud adopted duriug the
term Of such license. and that he will
pay all damages, fines, penalties and
forfeitures which may DO adjudged
against him for the violation Of any
such laws or ordinances rs shall Be
passsd and adoptsd by said Board of
North Park union., 1902-04-11

northwest one-fourh; northwest onetornl
and south ono-half Of southwest oae-forr.hl
southwest one-fourth NJ southeast oneiol1l
of section 20; east oGc-halt and 'ouihVes;one
fourth OF northeast one fourth ot section 7;
all of north one,half OF section q; east oae
,inlf and southwest one fourth Of southSi
ope.fourth of section 2si west onehaf 4
northeast onc-fourth; northwest one-ioaSi'
south oushnli of section %; nortb'aE ~
fourth; east one-half of west on-huli; WI
onc-haE of gouthead one-fourth Of section "
north one-half OF northwest one-fourth' ~
ton s3. township 10 north raneeIs West' as
ons-balf of southeast one-fourih ot SECTION Y
west onc-half Of northwest onetsarih "N
southwest onp-fourth OF section IL hof'he's
onc-fourth OF northwest one-foarih ani soa'l
oue-lialf of south one-half Of section 'S' SlI
west onc-fourtl of southwest one iourta
section 81; east one-hali ana northwest oae
fourth OF northeast one fourth; west 01I
half and northeast ono-fcurth OF nollhS"
IL; IL of sc ii: W If OF section -
OF section rs; IL of NV IL: ELL VI I"
sec. %, NV IL Of see. SO; twp. sn
: l-2 of sec. 10; IL and ne Ia OF Sc IA :
OF sw ii and n i.2 of sec. %; all o. SN' ~
of sec. 81; sec. %, twp. y 81 WI ef
SO IA of sec. 81, n 50 W: sw IL Oh ho
W IL ofnwi-i so IA OF see. -. twPs
all of sec. 2, 3 and I $" ii oi Sc i+ehu
of l-2 of sec. > l-2 Of nc II OF SEQ g II,
and Sc Ia of sec. 8; all Of sections ~ 'u' 4
II and " ne Ii OF sw Ii and NV u u s0, :.
l-2and nv - OF nc If OF sec. u = = -, -,
IL of NV ii and NV i! al ne - o' sec - ''
1 n, rS1 w. sw II OF see. ., Twp IN g
4 OF Sc a: 5 l4oI swsl Of sec - -. -
of sw IL and H. oi l. OF so' y
of Sc Id of sec. %; ! g ofoi- ot'ee .. ii
OF secs. SO thirty -four -, lWp 50 sr,.b
OF sections one and two ;rpFtheas' W. !, .louI
1-a of NV II and ~ o.. . IL o. s'y, ',y,,,rss
and., 3, and ;, and : ta II oi u" t.~d r@ld
of 'sv l.:nw 4 of SO u Of sec. q p'' =. ~ il
sec. 7;n y, and sw i OF ne y; = u IL.
and ne ii of sw Ii OF soc. II ne l-io' :"
n l.2 of sc ii and II L. OF sec u wy =. NJ
w; W l-2 and so IL of 50 l-Iann W., ,fssc \
,1-i of sw Ii OF sec 20 II o! &c =. ~ al
sw ii aud IL OF ne Ii and : T. ,sds
of sccs. %, 81, II, 81 IL OF no ',,' and I,
ii and l-2 OF sec 20 WI "t e., ~, n ssc,. 1
III ofnw IL aud sw ii of sec y, W ~, Al =.
and 81 sw ii of g. :e l-2o: "'s aii s "a Of pi
a. all of SOC. s5 twp Il rsi VI ofs
1..of sec. 8; all of sec - el7s and sN ,lof i
LISA l.. and NV i-E lots laud .; ne - :
ii and So IL of sec, 80 twp, anraw. II
The board will meet On Mondn, ap ~ ,o.,iS
1907. at tho h. ur of ton O'Clock A. "' hs ,.sa
or my and all objections tlia' ~H nd also =
against tho leasing OF said lanef ar "nN the Ie,,
pas. upon all applications made i0' '
ing thereof. .,ocissio9
Any persons. corporations ,.,,,'as, :. as,'ss sas
objeetius to sny of tho app's",. ,,1s ds.crib4
leasing of any of tho LANDS as .,;,us With u
shall file valid and specific ohiee',Sub .reb Isssi4
Register of the land board as 20 II 10, ~
objections to be made in writing ms No.
fed by the person "'A Jsas 7 l9 .ases
REGISTER state Board Of han'1
North Park union., 1902-04-11

Tom Blake OF Boulder was an ar.
rival on the stage Wednesday night
Woodruff and Terry, Laramie;
will save you money on mems and
boys clothing.
II. A. Mosman, formerly of Wal
den, came Into town last Sunday for
a visit with old friends.
German socks, Rubbers, Boots and
Shoes for man or boy, at Woodruff &
Terry's, Laramie.
Men or boys dressed, best and
cheapest, at Woodruff and Terry'a,
Laramie.
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Lou Moore,
Of Pearl, were business visitors at
Walden the first Of the we elk.
Send your mail orders for Clothing g
and Shoes TO Woodruff and 7 erry
Laramie.
W. i. Hankins is moving :he rear
partition Of his jewelry store back
Six feet to make roou for increased
business.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wal.
den are preparing most attractive
program for musicale TO be given in
| the near future, Dnte and program
to be fixed Inter.
Mr.. George Newcomb is going to
do good deal Of fercing around his
new lots, and with the plowing and
planting Of garden stuff, he will be
kept quite busy all spring.
H. L. Baugh is the happiest man
IN Walden. On April 1st he wa.
elected mayor, and on the 7th. his
wife presented him with new son
Who says Harry isn't happy2
| Mr.. A. j. Mathewson has a piece
Of a pstrified fish which he found up
the Michigan. The specimen il
about 4 inches in length and is un
mistakably one Of the finny tribe.
Miss Clara Daley has been en-
gagged by the board of this district te
teach q four months term at Higho.
The UNION 10 glad of this and con.
graduates both teacher and pupils.
|, Mr.. a. j.. MathewsoA ournt III,
large accumulation of sage brush
which he gathered, from his lot re
Gently, and the fires reminded ui Of
North Park union., 1902-04-11

win. Let few other cnterprising
business men who know the value Of
a railroad, join with him and form .
combination 60 as to be ready to
throw out some inducements when .
railroad starts To the Park to be sure
and build to Walden. Unless some
such Inducements are thrown out,
there is danger that Walden will not
be on the line; and We all know that
would be too bad.
North Park union., 1902-04-11

ABOUT THE ONLY excuse that ever
has been offered oy this, or the pre-
ccdlng administration for their con
quest of the Philippines, WAS to give
the natives better form of govern
ment.
No government that can be given
them can be made good enough t.
compensate for the loss OF life which
has resulted from this ruthless con
quest, which in fact, was prompted
by one motive and one only. an mex
cusabls and lndefcnsible criminal ag
gression.
North Park union., 1902-04-11

: THE EXERCISES AT the Literary
9ociety last Friday night were Of as
interesting a nature as usual. Recita.
tons were made by Ella Manville
and Ray Riddle. Earl Boston re-
cited "Jack an amusing story that
was greeted with much applause; Mr..
True sang . pathetic song, ono Of
brave soldier who lost his life while
raising the dag that had been shot
down. NJ. J. Capron msde q short
impromptu speech on the Boer war;
The Literary News BY Mrs,
Shippey wss. full Of fun, as all
expected It would be, and
was much enjoy ed; Mrs. Nellie
Ward recited, Lady Clara We're De
We're, BY Tennyson, in i very attrac-
live manner and received deserved
applause. We would be glad to have
Mn. Ward with rs often. The in
stumentAl nnsic WAS Supplied by
4. B. and jean MeCallum and Wm.
ao1. Il filled in very we'll and
1asnuch appreciated
North Park union., 1902-04-11

WHAT Do You think7 Don't you
believe that ten men in Walden, with
the spirit that is shown by J. W. Rig
gen, could bring railroad to town.
Let's try and see. If railroad
comes to town, it will not do sc
without effort on our part. Some
thing must be done; and it will not
be done until the question will be up
to Walden for decision. And the
question will be something like this:
"Will you do something and get the
road, or do nothing, and let itgo up
the Platte?" Walden must decide.
North Park union., 1902-04-11
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

Notice is hereby given that Mary L. Sud.
duth Of Walden. Larimer county, Colorado, has
nled notice OF intention to mako proof on her
desert land claim No. ~, for the NE u Be "a
8 Ia IA, NE II NE II or Lot Soo 3 r N
and S L. Sc II Sec. s2 and II SW II sec 80
TON, R n ", before Henry L. Badsh. U. 8
Commissioner, District Of Colorado. at Wal
don, Colo, on Saturday, tho 10th day Of May
1909.
She names tho following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation o
said land:
Albert L. Fox Of wajdsn, Oolo.
Chas. p. Wineson
North Park union., 1902-04-11

EVERY BoDY WAS grieved to learr
of the burning of the Hot Springs
Hotel and bath house at Saratoga
which occurred last Friday evening
Loss was from el5,0O0 to 100000,
with small insurance. We understand
the baths will be rebuilt at once 1t
would seem with water so plenty a,
hand, the fire need not have been al
lowed to make q total loss. Surel,
wiser precautions will be taken when
the hotel is rebuilt.
North Park union., 1902-04-11
Program For W. L. S.

Song; Rec, Ruth Riddle; Rec,
Ethel Riddle; Rec, Don't Get Gay,
Florence Kaufman, Instrumental
Music, String Band; Rec, Pearl
Slack; Rec, Pearl Holdrege;
Debate: Is the war in the Philippines
on the part of the United States JUS
tifiable2 Aft: j. M. Smith, Arthur
Shupp; Neg. j. K. P. McCallum,
A. B. McCaIlum; Song or Music.
North Park union., 1902-04-11

THE UNION CALLS special attention
TO town ordinance No. IS, published
this week, governing the question of
licenses. We trust the saloons will
see the Importance of st,ict OBJ
servance OF this ordinance -nd surely
u compliance with its provisions will
be of immense benefit to them, and
also to the people at large.
North Park union., 1902-04-11

MAJOR WALLER, U. 8. Army, ir
the Philippines now on trial al
Manila for the unlawful and brutal
shooting of ten or dozen Filipino
prisoners Of war, justifies his inhum
an conduct by saying il was inspired
by his superior, General Smith. That
is Christianity civilizing savages
King John, odious in English history
never was more hypocritical.
North Park union., 1902-04-11
FRIDAY. APRIL ~. 1902.
CuRIsrMAs.

OK DEC. ~, last, began the pub
lieation in The UNION of series OF
brticles with the above title; intend
Ing at that time to continues until ]
had finished brief review from the
most remote times to the present.
-Four numbers only were written.
bhall write no more now, and shall
give as q reason that a continuation
bf them would be such an invasion
bf the accepted doctrines Of the or
thodox church as to amount to q
challenge. 1t is not my desire to
disturb people in their religious be-
lief, when they are sincere and con-
tented and seeking for nothing more
than they now possess. 1t seems
tertain also, Mt least it does TO me,
that the people Of Walden and North
Park do not care to have that ques-
ti0n further discussed from our
stand point. And unless the people
manifest an interest in such litera-
ture, it would seem useless to pub
llsh It. One dear, little Christian
woman demonstrated with me moro
than once about the thrusts at Christ
lanity, ETC., in the paper, and de-
plored the fact that such things were
done. She, with others, NO doubt
while miAconstruing our motives,
ms aware that such disturbing stor-
les were not good for the church, and
10 entered her protests. Bit as there
sesms to be time for all things, it
would appear that notO is not the
lime nor North Park the place for
Tho PRONUNCIATION pl OF the revelations
10 which continuation of the arti-
lies on Christmas would have led
Ministers of the gospel often IN
sist with too much vehemencc on the
acceptance OF the peculiar doctrines
lhey preach, and are too often ready
70 consign to perdition. oil who re-
Fuse their terms OF salvation. In
shls way they make great mistake.
Nothing carries on its face, the guar
antees of absolute infallibility. And
to ascertain the truth has been our
object for years. Iu doing SO, if the
search results in breaking down old
ereeds, let them tumble. Cherished
lies have been severed. And so they
will have to remain. l have been n
student Of religious history all my
life, and expect to continue 50 to the
day Of my death. Truth is what !
am seeking after and shall accept it
yhersver found, on Christian or on
hsathen ground. II necessary, l
will pursue this Investigation alone.
For tho present, and most likely for
all time, the UNION will discontinue
It's articles on Christmas.
The EDITOR.
North Park union., 1902-04-11
Hard-Boiled Eggs
Kill Ex-Coloradoan.

Blackwell, Ok, April 2.-Charles
j. Axtell, aged %, who loca ted on q
fine farm near here sixteen months
ago, having come here from Colorado
died yesterday from the effects OF
eating too many Easter eggs. Sun
day he ate fourteen hard-boiled egg
in contest with William Farriss
The latter ate an even dozen and was
made sick.
North Park union., 1902-04-11

FOLLOWING IS TIE list of officers
elected last Friday night at the Lit
erary Society for the ensuing month:
President, Arthur Shupp; Vice
President, Mrs. 8. Il. McCnllum;
Secretary, Pearl Slack: Treasurer.
Alice Shippey.