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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Hebron Roundups

Hugh Dow and Nathie Chedsey spent
Sunday afternoon in Coalmont.
Mrs. MacFarlane visited Mrs. Joe
Chedsey last Tuesday.
Dave MacFarlane is hauling lumber
for the new Town at Hebron.
Chedsey Bros. lost horse with dis
temper.
Mrs. Heineman is just recovering
from long siege Of sickness.
Billy MCGOWAN and Monte Blevins
moved bunch Of cattle from John Ba-
kers to Frank Staples ranch Thursday.
John Peterson went up to the Leshuer
place Thursday.
Harry Patten hauled load Of coal
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jack Funk carried the Butler
mail last week.
The Chedsey children are just getting
over the measles.
Billy McGowan is circulating a petit
tion to appoint A. ]. Monroe Post Master
at Hebron.
Helen Chedsey had the toothache fol
two or three days last week.
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NUMBER 2.
Local Happenings
Walden visitors Saturday:

| Walden visitors Saturday:
Jap Dawson, John Kilburn, Victor
Hanson, Andrew Olson, Albert Ander.
son and John johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. II, Slee came in on
Saturdays Stage from an extended trip
through the south and Cuba. They re.
port having fine time.
Andrew NorelI and wife were in town
Sunday.
Elmer Mallon was in town Monday.
s. R. Holdredge was q Walden visitor
Monday.
w. F. Hankins, Phone No, Cedar IS.
Leslie Tmbrel was on the sick list
last week,
Mr.. Speck was in town Monday.
Mrs. Maude Cummings left for Lara
mie on Mondays stage.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Doner were in
town Tuesday.
II. A. Mosman arrived on Tuesdays
stage from an extended trip east.
Professor Phillips has been quite sick
this week. Mrs Dawson has been teach
ing the school for him.
We were pleased to see VIM. Norell
able to be on our streets again.
Addie and Vera Cummings are now
staying at Mrs. Posts.
Mrs. Slee has been quite ill ever since
she returned from Cuba, having caught
a severe cold coming in from Laramie.
Erwin Beutler and Joe Shearer have
been in town most of the week trans
acting business.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Notice Of Convention

Notice is hereby given that conven-
tlon Of Of The High License Party of
Walden, will be held at the I. o. o. F.
Hall in Walden, on March 10th, 1910 to
nominate candidates to be voted on at
the Town Election in Walden, April 5,
1910, for the following offices: One
Mayor, for term of one ~ year, one
Treasurer, for term Of one Q) year.
three Trustees, fer term of two (2)
years.
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THE NORTH PARK W. c. 7. U.

my knees the people of this country to read
Lindsey Story-Iincon Stefns ... ~.
Magazine beginning with ocS
1909 number will to look up
Of Building Association
Birmingham January 49, 1so Il am pleased 70 @
The "
PROPERTY ADVANCED, THE VOLUME OF BUSINESS aAo
INCREASED.
their history anu
who My business has
added this pathetic
period HAVE SOLD MORE C
DRENS SHOESTHAN merchant
prohb and the Mobile register salo:
Alabama Will dry and Its famous pay
1910 columns 10
of figures that The GAIN
IN 1909 OVER $lOOOoOO
yN Walden should dry up that ots
well but Walden
different the lots at g. apiece
after such alamty! a Walden,
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Voters of North Park
NOTICEl

It having been called TO the attention
Of the Board of County Commissioners
Of Jackson County that some changes
with reference to voting precincts in
North Park are deemed desirable, the
voters are hereby notified that the
Board will take this matter under con-
sideration at its next regular meeting,
April 4th, 1910.
Those interested will confer favor
BY giving the matter their attention at
that time.
Board of County Commissioners
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
EASTER BAzAR

The Ladies' Aid will hold an Easter
Bazar at the Reading Room. Friday
afternoon and evening, March 1S, 1910.
Refreshments, consisting Of ice cream
and cake. coffee, sandwiches and eggs
will be on sale. Also fancy articles.
aprons, Easter novelties, popcorn and
home made candies.
Everyone cordially invited.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
Js,saPhone Walden $3.50
Horses for Sale

have several head Of horses for sale
all in good working order. weighing
from 10} to 10 hundred lbs
THEODORE COOK
Hebron, Colo.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
NOTIcE!

Applications for the position Of gen
eral road ovt rseer for jackson County
will be considered at the next regular
meeting of the Beard of County Com
missioners on April 4th, 1910.
Particulars furnished on request.
E. N. BUTLER
County Clerk.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
REPORTS from RAND

Mrs E. A. Arnold spent Thursday at
the Hotel.
Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Maude Allen
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Thomas.
Mrs Sarah Ish and Mrs Arnold spent
Friday with Mrs. Ida Donelson. A very
dainty luncheon was served at one
o'clock.
A. J Monroe took bunch of cattle
thru Rand Friday Jim Hatch went to
CRANKY with him.
Willie Allen, with the assistance of
some of the Rand young men, is dig
ging we'll on his own property; now
he borrows no more water,
Mrs. Thomas invited Mrs. A V. Ish
over to her house Friday to eat hot
chilli, and Mrs Ish went, and she says
she ate too much, for it was SO good she
couldn't help it.
Tom Howard had surprise dinner
party on Friday. The guests were Mr..
White. Mr.. Thomas, Art Shearer and
Will Shearer. Tom said he just hap
pened to have enough cooked, so they
all had all they wanted to eat
Tom and Harry Howard ate hot chilli
with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas and two children
left on Monday for Sholl where Mr..
Thomas is to be stationed for the sum-
mer. We were very sorry to have them
leave Rand, as they have made many
friends while here
Fred Donelson and John Jurgensen
left for Cranky Monday after freight.
Mr.. White went with them.
Monte Blevins was in Rand over Sum-
day night. He took dinner with Mark
Baldwin on Monday.
Wash was here over Sunday. He and
Fred McAvoy came up to get some cat
tie that Monte wanted taken down the
creek to Billy Baldwin's. They took
dinner at the hotel on monday,
Joe Shearer and Henry Seymour came
to Random Tuesday. The boys all seem
ed glad to seethem.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Shearer spent Sun
day with Mrs Jane Munroe
Mrs Slack spent several days with
Mrs. Will Shearer.
Harry Howard has been helping Will
Allen feed for several days.
Tom Howard and Billy Howard sdent
Wednesday evening at Pete Munroe's
Earl Turner is working for Fred Hill
Miss Eunice Whitney spent Thursday
night with Mrs. Munroe.
Mrs. Sarah Ish is staying at the hotel
with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. ]. L.
Ish while Sterling is in Denver.
Sterling and J. L. Ish left for Denver
last Wednesday. They are to be gone
week or so on business.
Frank Baldwin took supper with Jack
Smith last Tuesday and scent the night
with Tom Howard. Billy Howard was
their also and Frank beat them playing
Sluff-so he says.
Mr.. House left for Denver Wednesday
to consult a physician. He has been in
ill health all winter.
D. X. Smith spent Tuesday night
at the Donelson ranch, Wednesday he
helped Fred fix pump that was ou. Of
order.
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Will be at the ranch over Sunday reg
ularly. On Wednesday. Thursday &
Friday Of each week he will be in Wal
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
POSE AS A CAPITALIST

For ONE DOLLAR will three handsomely thograph-
ed but worthless which fill out yourself for
any amount friends proof that
YOU are wealthy railway gold
mining enterprises and look just like the real thing
sample for fifty cents
(sendtw ocents for
INDEPENDENT PRINTING COMPANIES, Washington. D. c.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1910-03-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

Notice is hereby given to the teachers
of jackson County. Colorado, and all
others who are interested that the regu'
lar Teachers Examination Of said coun'
ty will be held at my office in Walden,
on Thursday and Friday. March II, and
18th, A. D. 1910, beginning at Q o'clock.
Dated February %, A. D. 1910.
EVA DAWSON,
Supt. of Schools Of jackson County,
Colorado.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10
AVENUE

'"The Count and the King" and .Ho-
tel Topsy Turvey." are the titles OF the
two new musical travesties TO be pre-
afternoon, by "rhe Broadway Gallery
Girls" The engagement will continue
for the week with the customary daily
matinees. The two travesties are new
material, provided expressly for this
company, which Is under the manage
ment OF James H. Curtain. long maA-
(Continued On Page Five.)
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

DETROIT OPERA HOUSE.
Minstrelsy will have an inning in the
Detroit Opera house next week, COM
mencing Monday night. when George
Evans Honey Boy Minstrels" will be
seen. Assurance IL given that this
years entertainment Is In almost every
respect, second edition OF the splen-
did show with which Messrs. Cohan and
Harris last year surrounded the Hon
ey Boy" IL Is promised that the elab-
crate attention to detail and scenic
vfous yearc of the Honey Boy show
have been faithfully adhered TO.
Crimson Treliis.' which was the TT.
ular handle OF last years magnificent
first part setting, has been given a new
life BY reproductions. There Will also
be 2 big second edition Of James Cor
facle, Scenes From Blackviiie." in
which John King. assisted by Tommy
Hyde and the entire company, are to be
seen In few minutes or real old-time
minstreisy and terpsichorean revelry.
Mr.. German has also given his big mill
tsry dri sniiS nsM ba pTSdsGs.on
Picnic for last years production and
Allied II with Cohanesque activity and
meiody. and Mr. Evans has he retained II
In this minstrel comedy, as Snow
hall Livingston" George Evans Is seen
a. his best as a blackface comedian.
Honey Boy I'm the first part OF the bill
serve TO Introduce Evans In his mono
logue and funnyisms, but II is in the
last portion of the evening that he Is
seen as the zeal minstrel actor. Others
III the big organization are: John King.
Sam Lee. Clarence Marks. Tommy
Hyde, Charles Hilliard. Pierce Keegan
and stan OF vocalists embracing
Vaughn Comfort. Matt Keefe. James
Meehan, the Irish tenor: Tom Kane,
Wilson Miller and Master Leo Pagan.
II In said that minstrelsy has never
known SO elaborate and painstaking
scenic establishment as In this present
production. The matinees OF the en-
gagement will be on Wednesday and
GARHICk.
" The same company presenting two
plays during the weeks engagement In
each city visited 10 the latest thing In
first-class dramatics which the Messrs
Shuberts Will introduce In Detroit when
George Fawcett, one of Americas fore
most character actors and his COM
pany, open their engagement I'm the
Garrfck tntater Monday, Sept IL. For
the first three days Mr.. Fawcetts New
York Lyric theater success, The Great
John Canton" In which he appeared
here last season. will be the bill. and
the balance OF the week the Offering
will be The Fighter" comedy drama
OF American life by Hilliard Booth, who
has dramatized Albert Payson Ter
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

hune's novel. caleb Conover" While
John Canton. the domineering trust
head In The Great John Canton" and
Caleb Conover. the political boss In
can types. they are characters In great
contrast, revealing Mr.. Fawcett as an
exceptionally versatile actor.
The agitation against trust control
now such a prominent topic OF discus.
sion In newspapers and magazines
finds very illuminative exploitation
IN The Great John Canton" IL shows
the evolution OF the great packing
itors are overthrown and with John
Canton In absolute control. This man
In pictured as hard. INSCRIPTIONS and
unrelentfng He drives hts business
opponents In bankruptcy without com
distress is TO him like pleasing music.
Caleb Conover. the central figure OF
1.-THE Fighter" is just as aggressive
AZ John Canton, but his activities are
confined to politics. and different meth
lent. rude. gloryng in his rise from
penniless youth TO a position OF abso-
lutte authority. Caleb Conover is still a
very Iikeable type. Even in the hour
teptIary staring him in the face. he
holds 20 his code. I've got some money
left: may be governor yet" he re-
marks ne the curtain falls.
The Messrs shnbert are said 20 have
surrounded Mr., Fawcett with an ex-
ctptionally able cast. including Mis-.
Anna Cleveland, new beauty from
she Pacific Coast. who appears as lead
in9 LADY, Among others are: Frank
Inorhas v. Emery. Louis Bresen' Cba,
0er. Loulre Marshall. Ivia Benton.
Tl0renco Glenn and samuel Godfrey
The Low Dockstader Minstrel vtIl
<omafn IN the city over Sunday and viii
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

sram and company. who VIII oner a
new comedy skit Of department. store
life, entitled The Duchess. written ny
Porter Emerson Browne. author OF ~
Fool There Was" Miss ingram plays
the role OF a slangy. up-to- the minute,
but tenderhear store girl.
Completing "a bill OF modern vaude-
Vile will lie the following acts; Fay,
Two Coleys and Fay. four young peo-
pie In a fast and furious comedy act.
From Uncle Tom TO a Vaudevilie;" the
keenan, Sisters. daughters OF the we'll
known Belasco star. Frank Keenan,. OF
fering a musical novelty. Zcno, Jordan
and Zeno. Introducing new aerial won
ders; the Bob aud Tip company aero
bats. In "Loopin' the Loop. Karl, play
ing a one-stringed musical instrument.
and the Mooreoscope travel pictures,
As the principal attraction In the
Temple theater for the week OF Sept.
10. Capt G. r. Adams VIII present
Odiva. the sensational plunging sa-
moan nymph," I'm an elaborate scenic
production. Introducing series or
thrilling dives and feats OF agility ana
endurance IN the water. Odiva, IL -
said. uses the largest tank ever erected
on any stage. which Is transported
about the country on "A special baggage
car. II contains 1900 gallons OF water
and weighs 50 tons The tank Is set
on the stage, not sunk beneath, 50
that the swimmers every movement
may be plainly seen.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10
IN LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
LYCEUM.

George sidney, better known as
Busy Izzy." will make his annual APP
pearance In the Lyceum theater next
sunday afternoon accompanies S me coD %
pany in the Joyous musical festival.
The JOY Rider described as riot
OF fun, mirth. music. pretty girls and
There is a real plot. Icy Mark. while
out automobiling. runs down and Kills
the dog belonging TO Merrie Lee. Mer-
RE Is much incensed and well nign
heart broken and hires a detective TO
run the ruthless murderer down. Mean
while lazy has stopped TO worship at
the shrine OF matrimonialist who
nearly ensnares him for his money.
He escapes this calamity only TO be
20 impersonate his father, the girl OF
his choice having refused to marry
without his fathers consent. Icy Is
in his glory as-'father" and becomes so
ter-in-i law that the ire of the lover
Is aroused. Then along comes the de-
tective and accuses ley OF the murder
OF the dog Things are In an awful
muddle. but are straightened out IN
season Mr.. Sidney has provided new
music. new gowns. n big chorus, ana
cast OF excellence, including Carrie
Weber. Dick Hume. Hudson Freeborn,
Winnie Richards, Rose Maurer. Waldo
Whipple. Callahan and Capman, the
Dancing Hogans. and Paul Sullivan.
Matinees Will be given on Sunday,
Wednesday and Saturday.
TEMPLE.
Heading the program of vaudevillt
In the Temple theater next week VII
be Frank Fogarty, one OF Ireland's fun
niest entertainers. known in America
as "The Man From Dublin" and The
! Dublin Minstrel" Fogarty will be
heard in story and song. both rendered
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10
LAFAYETTE.

The Lafayette theater will offer next
week a special production OF the once
popular melodrama. THE James Boys
In Missouri" opening Sunday afternoon.
The life OF the James boys reads ike
a paper-colored novel They and their
gang. during the years OF 1880 anu
1851. completely terrorized the state OF
Missouri and vicinity by their bold
hold-ups. robberies and reckless Kill
ings. They managed TO evade capture
and their life OF crime went on until
II suddenly came to an end by the
death OF Jesse James. who was treach-
erously shot in the back by Bob Ford.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

in a rich native brogue. Over here
Fogarty IL known as the legitimate
successor TO ]. w. Kelly. the famous
Rolling Mill Man." whom Geo. NJ. Co
han declares to be the greatest enter
tainer who ever appeared on the Amer
lean vaudeville stage. He is one OF the
highest salaried entertainers In vaude-
vile.
An added attraction on the program
will be the act OF julius McVicker, De-
troit's latest matinee idol, who has
been playing leads with the Jessie
Bonsteile Stock company during its re-
cent run in the Garrick. Mr.. McVicker
Is taking a short flyer In vaudeville
present a sparkling and dramatic one
act playlet entitled, "a Couple OF Cock
tails" written by the well-known act
or Robert Drouet. McVicker will have.
II is said. the assistance OF an excel
lent little company in presenting his
act. Another interesting feature OF
the bill will be the act OF Beatrice In
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10
MILES.

Over in front of the Miles theater.
displayed on large plush-covered
board. Is great array or handcuit =;
chains and manacles OF every sort All
this. the management announces. is
preliminary to the visit OF the Great
Harden. the handcur wizard. who
the top-notch attraction OF the week =
program OF vaudeville. Harden Is a
brother of the famous Houdini and the
two worked together at one time. lie
over the Klaw q Granger and the
Keith vaudeville circuits and In all the
leading ciues OF Europe, and every
where he has mystihed the police au-
thorities with his exhibitions. Ar
rangements are being made to have
Harden give some special exhibitions
for the authorities during his stay here,
and Miles patrons are promised some
thing worth while In the way OF thrills.
His act will be featured by his trun k
mystery and his famous milk can trick.
The principal comedy feature OF the
bill will be contributed by Harry Bot
ter and company. Their Offering is a
swift moving sketch by Ed. McWade
entitled "A Matrimonial Blizzard" The
action takes place In the law office
OF Robert Dyke. played by Mr.. Better,
with Harry Moore and Miss Maude
Syminette appearing as the estrangeds
TO me OF the hilarious sort.
On the same bill will be Romanefli.
heralded as one or the worlds great
est trick NloIlnlsts, VINO VIII pe heaTu
In numerous limitations. Devine and
Williams Will present comedy song
and dance turn. Gangs dogs and cats
will add novelty 10 the bill and should
interest the little folks. jeanette
Kline. a well-known singing come
dienne. brings new songs and chatter
and the Milescope will close the pro-
gram
The Bell Family, in big musical
act out OF the usual run II IL said. will
feature the Miles theater's bill for the
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

week OF Sept. rs. The act In described
II one OF the best paid OF It's Kind IN
vaudeville II comprises comedy. sing
Ing and dancing la great variety
GAYETN.
The Queen OF Bohemia" which VIII
be the Offering In the Gayety. COM
mencing Sunday afternoon. IL said 10
be a side-splitter from the rise to the
fall OF the curtain Its costumes and
scenic effects never fail. IL Is said. TO
create a sensation. and praise where.
ever II Is presented. What IN claimed
TO be the best lot OF entertainers that
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

money could bring together. has been
secured by Max Spiegel, who was re-
sponsible for "The College Girls" The
principal comedy roles Will be handled
by Miss Jean Salisbury, late leading
woman with Eddie Foy and other Shu-
bert attractions Chas. Mason, JACK
McCabe. Sue Stillman, Willie Segal, the
Echo Comedy Four Crane Wilbur and
George Hayes. The production, IL is
promised, overfows with novelty, hu-
NOR and music. and il supposed TO be
quite a departure from the regulation
style OF burlesque.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10
FAMILY.

bill OF vaudeville the Family theater
will have an exceptional and unique
attraction In Huntress. the female Inn
personator. Huntress will give one of
the most elaborate performances the
Family has ever booked. IL requires
car load OF special scenery, including
two full sets and plush drops. a great
quantity OF costumes and three personal
attendants Everything done Is in full
view OF the audience. and the spec
tators are allowed TO zee just how this
ordinary, bald-headed man transforms
himself. with the aid of his expert
dressers, into a dainty woman OF the
Anna Held type Huntress also Inn
personates Ava Tanguay. He Is said
to be a graceful dancer and his clos
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

a membef or the band, who cherished
a selfish and Jealous hatred toward
him.
A picturesque. production. including
the camp OF the bandits. and the lynch
ing scene. IL promised. OF course the
author has taken liberty with actual
romance ana comedy enter In and take
part OF the glory along with the ex-
aggerated thrills that take place.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-10

ing number IL An sl&borats cres51en
called sThe spirit OF the North" Il n
staged In a setting showing q scene IN
tho far north, amid the ioebergs Neat
the Thomas duo. who Will be heard I'm
"A singing and banjo playing act There
will be an amusing skit. THE Hick and
The show GIRL" presented by Prince
net virtuoso, will OFFER several solos
Honan and Helm will appear In a COM
edy singing and talking act. and James
presentations. One OF the musical feat
ures will be the novelty singing act OF
Taylor and Taylor. other acts will be:
Dawson. and Novak. comedy 1ugglsrA
and the moving pictures.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-05-12
Fatally INJURED
Is A. Holland Forbes in Z
Balloon Accident at
Center, KY.

GLASGOW. KY, May 1l-Phys-
icians attending A. Holland Forbes
and c. j.. Yates. injured in balloon
accident at Center near here yester-
day. report today that Forbes's In
iuries are not serious while they he
lieve Yates was fatally hurt. Both
are conscious only at times. They
fail to say what happened to the
balloon.
Yates recovered consciousness
about ii o'clock this morning.
Forbes said he lost control of the
balloon during tho afternoon. See
ing favorable position he pulled
the rip-cord to effect landing. They
gave too much tug and the entire
side of the balloon was ripped open.
The balloon thereupon descended at
great rapidity.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-05-12
FATHER OF Law
Providing for School Officers
Day at the Institutes Of
Teachers.

T Prof. II. NJ. Fisher. who is a can
dida.e for the Republican nomina-
tion for school superintendent Of the
county. was the father of School
Officers Day at teachers Institutes
The following published at the time
lie was in the legislature shows this
to he true:
Mr.. Martin moved to strike on
the entire provision regarding the
Salaries. saying that the legislature
was not able to know what eacl
county could do. and that this mat
ter should be left to the boards Of
education. Mr.. Martins amendment
was opposed by Mr.. Kenney
Fisher. of Morgan, and Mr.. Her.
yey. Mr.. Luzader thought a limi'
should be fixed below which theil
salaries should not be reduced. Mr.
Martin withdrew his amendment.
"Mr. Fisher. Of Morgan, moved al
amendment, requiring members o
the board to attend teachers insti
tutes. Adopted.
"The bill was then passed to thirl
reading"
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1910-05-12
WEAK VOLTAGE
Saved an Aged Woman from
Death by Electricity in
the Street.

Had the voltage of the electric
current conveyed by wires that had
dropped to the street in front of the
Mt. Zion colored church on West
Main street been strong enough,
Miss Elizabeth Pritchard, an aged
resident of Point Comfort. doubtless
would have been electrocuted
Wednesday morning as she was pass
ing that point.
Coming in contact with the wires
she was forced to the middle of the
street, where she lay as a street car
approached. The car men and 9TH
ers disentanglcd her and the wires
and she was carried into the car and
taken home. She complained greatly
of the shock but it is hoped her ex-
perience will not result seriously.