The new era., December 19, 1907, Image 4

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the New era
Publishedby THE NEW ERA PRINT
ING and PUBLISHING CO.
VICTOR L. RILEY,
Managing Editor.
A Rapublioan newspaper devoted to the
'ntorcntn of Walden and the North Park.
SVBSOBIPTION BATES:
One Year
, Six Months
Three Months - 50
Advertising -fates given on appbcation.
PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY.
Entered as second-class matter March
9, 1906, at the poet offloe at Walden, Col
orado, nnder Act of Congress of March
8, 1878.
Here shall the Press the cause of
Truth maintain, unawed by Influence
and unbribed by Gain.
Subscribe for the New Era, and get
your job work done by us.
In the past month we have secured 50
new cash subscriptions to the New Era
Why not you.
Impressionism is what you feel when
you see the girl you thought you loved
chewing gum.
The married man always can have
buttons on his nice ovrcoat —but the
trouble is he haeen’t the overcoat.
“Consult your wife and follow her ad
vice. If she tells you to tie up your
throat in a red flannel rag soaked i n ker
oeene, do it.”
Do you want to make your friends a
present that they will always be thank
ful for? If so send them a years sub
criptien to the New Era.
That eastern girl of yours;—let her
know what you are doing in this coun
try by tending her a years subscription
to the New Era.
“Consult your wife and follow her
advice. If she tells you to wrap up
your throat in a red flannel rag soaked
in kerosene, do it."
It has been aaid with truth that many
of the people who are atrenons in their
faultfinding about the newspaper* fre
quentiy owe their standing in society to
the newspapers' forbearance.
John Wanamsksr was asked one time ,
what was the reason that the United
States should lag behind other nations
about establishing a parcels post, and
that great statesman promptly replied:
“There are three reasons, the American
Express Co., the Adams Express Co., ,
and the U. S. Express Co.
“Swindling in stocks, corrupting leg
iaiatures, making fortunes by the infla
tion of securitea, by wrecking railroads—
tbeaa forma of wrongdoing in the capi i
talistsare far more infamous than any ,
ordinary form of embesalement or for- i
gory. The business man who condones ,
such conduct stands on a level with the ]
laboring man who deliberately support* ■
a corrupt demagpge and agitator, |
whether head of k union or head of a ,
municipality. From Presidents Mesasge |
Postmaster General Meyer’s plan to i
establish postal savings bank* in the |
United States will be presented to con i
greet at its coming session. The plan '
contemplates that the postofficaa at all I
the principal center* shall be authorised 1
to receive savings deposits' and to pay 1
two par oent interest. The money will
be redeposited with the local tanks, they
to pay three per cent for the same, so
that the currency will not be with
drawn from circulation. In Great Brit
ain there is a government savings bank
system that aeems to work in S satisfac
tory way a»d mar be quite possible that
the plan proposed by Postmaster Gener
al Mfyer may work out in away that
will be satisfactory both—to the banks
and ti>e community generally.
Denver, the large and b<*utiful, was very
successful! in capturing the Democrat
National convention. Denver i* a good
oity and seat am people would rather
meet in Denver tor business or pleasure
than In any other place in the United ]
States. It lea very clean city and gdod,
words are being said in its favor every i
day. This gnat victory was woo after ,
a vary hard fight and it was won ba ,
oaose Denver offered better attractions, ,
tifUfr |gd giymnil boa
pitaHty sod all around better facilities
than were offered by any of the oom
yeti eg cities. Everybody ought toahoet
for Denver and every body ought to
boat* Denver, North Park end Ooicrodo. 1
' ini m «as*mneiin m t*»»i ' I
The general policy of the Naw Era for
I*oß will be le edhare, striokfy to the
princtp Isa of the BapebHoen party end
sreeaavety flmh*a*v*rs to hoaee first
«d th» wertd afterward*. We was!
ALFRED H. LAW ;
Attorney and CounseHor-at-Law ;
Notary Public.
Full line of Legal Blanke,lnclud
ing all Land Offloe, Conveyanc
ing, and Business Transactions.
I do Su/beytng end Papers Heps,
Piets end Filings of ell Kinds,
Telephone Number: { Residence & Office,
====== J Walden 28
WAITER L.SHAIR, M. D.
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON. * *
Walden, Colorado
W. 0. MOSMAN,
U. S. COMMISSIONER.
OFFICE DAYS: Monday and Saturday
of each week.
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lOANS - REAL ESTATE
Waldea, Colorado.
P. W. FISCHER, M. 0.
PHYSICIAN and
SURGEON, at j»
Walden Colorado.
T. R. Cochrane
Harness and Shoe Repairing
Daugherty Building
Walden, Colorado.
Xmas Supper.
Supper will be surved at the Rogers
bouse for the Xmas dance. Everybody
is cordialy Invited.
Estray Advertisement.
Notice Is hareby given to whom it
may ooncern that the following describ
ed estray animala were taken up near
Walden, Larimer County, Colorado.
To wit: One red steer about two year*
eld, blctched brand m left thigh. One
brindle Jersey heifer about two years
old, with horns, branded JU left hip
Two white faceed red yearling heifers,
unbranded. Two brockled faced red
yearling heifers, unbranded. One bro
ckle faced red yearling heifer, unbrand
ed with horns. One brookle faced red
yearling steer unbranded, with horns.
Said animals being unknown tothis
Board, unlesa claimed by owner on or
before December 80, 1907, said eatrayes
will be sold by this Board tor tbe benefit
of the owner when found.
Btate Board of Stock Inspection Com
miasioners, Denver, Colorado.
(Ist Pub. Deo. 11; In: Pa i. Dic.96)
to meet the ranchmen of this country
and we extend a very generous welcoms
to them to visit our office. Any item
of news of importance will bethankfully
received. With the co operation of the
people of North Park, we can make this
paper one of the newsiest paper* in the
state and if you receive a sample copy
please consider it an invitation to enroll
with us by remiting the necessary a.
mount. Toll your friends About our
paper and urge them to subscribe. Th»
more subscribers we lisve the greater
will be the usefulness of the paper, and
tbepeople whs advertise with us will
find it a useful medium to reach every
head of a family iu North Park. Again
we urge you to subscribe for your local
paper.
Did ypu ever count tho words in a
column of newspaper print. Quite
some of them aren’t there? Well, sup
pose you sit down and write a thousand
words or so on some subject—any sub,
jeot, end then another thousand, and
another until you have eight or ta.
thousand. Try it and see how easy it
is. Keep up that gait for a month.
Then chase a local item all over town,
and after you have gotten the facts all
right, condense them Into s few lines—
an hours work that can be read in afew
seconds. Do this for a doseu items that
seem insignificant after they are printed
but which you know havedo be printed;
then have the articles oritloised and
the Inaoeuracie* pointed out by some
smart Alec when it is too late to correct
them. Oh, yes it’s a snap. That is, It’s
a snap for-the fellow who doesn't have
It to do.
Notice of Directors Mooting
A regular meeting of the directors of
The North Park Bank will b* bald nt its
effio* In Walden Cdtorado, on the Bth
day of January 1808 at two o'clock in
tha afternoon, tor tk* transaction of
soeb buaiaaas as may priestly oeraa be
fore ike Marti ng.
A. A. Hunter Oaahlor.
LOCAL PICK-UPS
I
Wm Norell was in town Tuesday. 1
Rye Bread at the Walden Bakery. '
Jewelry and Novelties at E. J. Norris.
Buy your silver ware of EJ. Norris, ,
Graham Bredd at thejWalden Bakery. I
“Red” Snyder has been in town this
week. 1
Arthur Allard was in the town Wed- .
nesday.
Buy yourself a Xmas present at E J. '
Norris's
Lindsey Coe was In town Monday and
Tuesday.
Theo. Cook returned from Laramie
Saturday.
Harry Holdredge is visiting in town
this week.
I
Norm Davis is under tbe weather
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Hayes were in
town Monday.
Thomas Vila waa transacting busines i
in town Tuesday.
Herb Hill waa traniacting business
in town Monday.
Frank Smith was in town from the
Canadian Saturday.
Two xood pianos for sale by tHe
Walden .Mere. Go.
Fred McAvoy was in town Saturday
from the upper Illinois.
Mr. and Mr*. Walter Franks are visit
mg in town this week.
Victor Carlstrom'was in the Metroplis
of North Park Tuesday.
Fletcher Campbell' of Hebron. wa> in
town Sunday and Monday.
Subscribe for the New Ere fetore Xmas
a* we want to buy some presents.
W. L Riddle left Monday on the stage
for Laramie and other outside points.
F. P. Armstrong was in town trans
acting business the first_of the week.
Frank McCuvlnnd, of Cowdrey, is trans
acting business in Laramie this week.
Frank Boyoe and Charley Browh left
Walden Monday on tbe stage for Lara
mie.
Wm Monahan was spending* few days
In town the first of the week with his
family.
Mrs Sodaberg and Mist Erickson
were seen on tbe street* of Walden
Wedaaday.
Montie'Blevens returned from Denver
and other eat side points tho later part
of last week.
Those having package, for the Ladies
Aid Society will pleuse take them to the
Dougherty Bldg.
The sawing lias been complete at the
LaFever saw mill ami the.iueu have re
turned to town.
D F. Suddiitti waa in town Monday
and Tuesday and took home a l.sul of
supplies with him.
Born—On Saturday Deo. 14 to Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Hoover a boy, Mothea and
bebby are doing- nioely.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bradfield have
been at the Victor hanson ranch taking
care of Elmer Hammond.
1 Ray Mosman and George Franks are
trapping near the Clark Cabius in tbe
south end of the Park.
John Murray and wife, of Zirkle, were
in town Tuesday and Wednesday after
their winters supplies.
Cluyte Rich, of Spicer, was in town
the first of the week. Mr. Rich took Jap
Mouroe home with him.
For watchmaking see E. J. Norris
All work is done by expert wateh mak
en, of Denver and guaranteed.
Lost—A IT jewel Waltham watch on
estreats of j Walden. Finder return
to me and receive liberal reward.
Walter Johnston
Notice
All bills must be settled os or
be/ore January let 1908 M we
ar* closing out our *~r ilusea
no Walden Merc. Co.
J. B. Metsler, agent for the Capital
life Insurance Co. of Denver, returned to
North Park on the stage Monday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mosman were in
town the first of the week from the
Fine her ranch near Independence Moun
tain.
Miss Floranoe Purvis was la the oity
this weak, from Band, and will take the
teachers examination held in the aohmJ
house.
Work has been completed on the Mai-,
on bridge and W, H. Roller asd his crew
of bridge builders departed forYt. Collins
Monday.
Furniture Sale
Our entire lot of furniture. In
cluding bouae Amlahlan for two I
bouses la dor anla. Call and look
It over. Tbe Walden Marc. Co.
Mr. Cornell, the private tutor at tha
Norell ranch, was in tha oity Thursday
and took the teachers examination held 1
in the Walden school house,
Archie Main# returned from the LeFev
eraAw mill Sunday. Mr. Maine has been
the chef up there for a oouple of weeka
and by the looks of the men they liqve
been well fed.
Clarence Webb wee in the city Sunday
from hie ranch on the Canadian. Mr.
Webb will hold an auotion at his ranch
on Dec. ST and will leave for Park City.
Utah about the first of February.
Among the North Park guests register
ed at the Johnson Hotel at Laramie for
the past week were Vivian McCasland,
T. N. Hunter, Ed langhoff, E M. Hun
ter, H. M. Hunter, and Dr. and Mrs. P.
W. Fiaober.
The constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone;
The constant gnaw of Towser
Masticates the toughest bone: ;
The constant cooing lover
Carries olf the blushing maid;
And the constant advertiser
b the one that gets the trade.
Notice
All Mils must be settled on or
before January Ist 1008 as we
are closlnjr out our business.
The W widen Merc. Co '
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. MoPheetera and
A1 McKee, left Walden Wednesday for
Laramie. Mrs. McPheeters will spend
the winter at Omaha and Kansas City
and A1 McKee will spend about ten days
in Omaha before returing to North Park.
Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Fischer will return
to Walden with Mr. MoPheeter.
Notice!
I will sell at pnblio auction to the
highest responsible bidder at my ranch
on the Canadian, all household goods,
machinery, wagons and harness, on Fri
day, Dec. 27.
Terms: Cash, or Nine months time on
bankable notes. Cbrenoe Webb.
Notice of Stockgrowers
Meeting.
A meeting of the North Parh stock
growers will be held at Walden on Sat.
Dec. 28th for the purpose of settling up
the business of the past year and to
transact any other business that may
properly ceme before the meeting.
Andrew Peterson.
The greatest homage we can pay
truth is to use it — Emerson.
To see what Is right and not do it
Is want of courage.—Confucius.
To know what Is right, and to fear
to do It Is cowardice.—Confucius. -
Words are always actions and ac
tios* are a kind of words.—Emerson.
Truth is the foundation of all knowl
edge and the cement of all societies.—
Dryden.
Bright, cheerful, hopeful thoughts
are friends that Inspire and ensure
success.—Bovee.
The end of men Is an action, and
not a thought, though It were the
noblest—Ruskln.
Success In life Is the accomplish
ment of a purpose, without It nothing
can be attained.—Ede.
The happiest persona are those who
throw all their sympathies Into the
lives of others.—Smiles.
Never do anything concerning the
rectitude of which you have a
doubt—Pliny the Younger.
Have a heart that never hardens, a
temper that never tires, and a touch
that never burts.—Charles Dickens.
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.
What most towns need Is a curfew
tor married men.
An empty stomach provides a mao
with food for thought
Even girls who are not supersti
tious believe In ice cream signs.
Operating a lawn mower never
makes a man wish for more lawn.
An .accomplished liar Is one who
can successfully bluff a bill collector.
Every time some men do a good
act they manage to get caught at It
No, Cordells, It Isn't necessarily a
case of matter over mind when a wom
an baa on a new hat.
Give the average man a chance to
make money out of the misfortunes
of others and be will make It
After a girl makes up her mind to
marry a certain man all the advice
her friends hand her to the contrary Is
wasted.
\
Jack, the Barber,
Guns and Ammu
nition.
Walden, Colo
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WE ARE LOOKING OUT FOR YOU.
Let Us Supply Your Need.
We Have to arive
2 cars Potatoes, Cabbage, Onions, Beets, Parsnips, Carrots and Squash.
1 car Tomatoes 1 carfancy Winter Apples
1 car Corn I car Peas
1 car Solitaire Conned Ghhds 1 car Swifts Pride Soap
1 car Fish aud Cheese 1 car California Fruit
3 cars Flour 1 car Cooper Wagons
GEM CITY GROCERY CO, Laramie.
Laramie and Walden
STAGE LINE ,
Leaves and arrives every day except Sundays
Good accommodations and cheap rates. A
direct connection with Denver the same night.
We also operate a livery and feed barn in Lar
amie: teams to hay, 75 cents per day.
Trabing. Commercial Co., Propr.
GEO. W. TRABING, Mngr.
Cordiner s Drug Store
311-2nd Street,=- ■ Laramie, Wyoming.
Is the Place for Fishing Tackle —
We Carry Everything in this Line. Rods from
35 cents io $15.00.
Kodaks—lf Uls not an Eastman, it is not a Kodak
We are Agents for the Above Line.
MAIL US YOUR ORDERS AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
When in Laramie STOP at
The JOHNSON HOTEL^
J. F. Johnson ■ - Proprietor
EUROPEAN
PLAN j» j».
LARAMIE, WYOMING
~~~ THE - FIELD
P| ROUND-UP COMENCES
JigW - NOVEMBERi:iOth. •.
Try the telephone System
: —~ r "for adjusting your drives.
'"T INVESTIGATE
* //■ you nvant a Telephone Call up the Manager.
' v ‘ ,d “T.w;S”?T" f 4H o nr. ol " r “ ,, ° Philip p . Hoover, Manager.
WALDEN’S NEW BAKERY
The Place to get first class
Bread, Cakes, and Pastry
Special Orders Receive Special Attention
T.J.ZIPFEL, Propr.
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What do You Want?
fVou can get anything in the way
of Ladies and Gentlemens shoes,
hosiery, winter clothing, jewelry,
confectionary, etc.
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E. J. NORRIS.
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