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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-01-08
Debut nf Miss Roosevelt.

Washington Jan. Miss Alice
Roosevelt, the eldest daughter of Pres.
ident and Mrs. Roosevelt, was formally
presented TO Washington society last
night at u BAH given in her honor at
the White House About 800 guests
III All We're present. many of whom
other Wprn pounpc.i
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1902-01-08
Some Facts About Manchester

SOME OF THE THINGS THAT MANonEs-
TER Is.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

10 Denver and were in charge of Chas
Carhsrt, an old resident of Gunni-
son Mr.. Stevens himself came in
Sunday night aud went on 10 Dem
ver.
W. II. Eudner, of Gunnison, ac..
companied by his wife passed through
town on their way to Denver Friday
uight. MIR. LndHer oans pla.,ing
mills at Grand Junction and Gunni-
sou and saw mills all over the wes-
tern slope where saw timber is avail
lumber aud dim-ns,on timber. Mr..
Endner veai 20 attend to important
business ahfirs, his wife to visit
friends.
A. Ponel, who has been one of
the prominent rauchmen of Gu nnison
county, has sold his properly there
and proposes 90 invest his money in
Sslida. aud Pueblo and Denver
real estate. As a starter he bought
the Dewey block ON First street from
the Crippen-Lswrenee company.
Tie has let contracts for twenty
i've foot extension of the east room
of the block. as well a. repsintIug
and repairing of the entire front.
The west room is occupied by the
Troy laundry. The east room will
be fitted up as a firsi-class bow ling
alley aud will be occupied by ;. :.
Boughton. This room will be 100
/ feet long when ex ended The up
per floor is oeeuP ed as a rooming
| house. Mr.. Pomel has made full
I inquiry about the prospects of >alids
before purchasing and feels entirely
satisfied with his purchase lie will
establish his residence in Denver and
send his young sou 10 school there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
tbnrch Dr.iicativm

Dedicatory services were held IN
the new Prcsbyterisn church at Pi..
Kin last sabbath afternoon proceeded
by mpst delightful communion SER
vice in the morning.
DIR. kirkwoo2 OF Colorado Springs,
delivered the sermon, and the dediea
tory prayer was offered by Rev
Ward of this city. Rev. c X. Powell.
The state sunday school missionary
was in attendance and preached Sat
urdsy and Sunday morning. Revs.
Ward and Sellars held meetings Mon
day aud Tuesday evening. The au-
dienees were large and appreciative
throughout. Something like s20O
was raised toward The building and
the congregation will soon be out OF
debt.
The citizens Of pitkin are rightly
very proud of the church and invite
all visitors to drop in when in town
and investigate its neat and comfor-
table furnishing The new bell " IN
be in the belfry il few DAYS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
Like a Drowning Man

give years ago disc Use the doc
tors called dyspcpsi7, took such hold
of me thar | oou 4 scarcely walk. .
writes George :. Marsh. a well.
known attorney Of Nooena. Texas.
Il took quantities OF pepsin and other
rrmed ies but moth ng helped m
A. dro snIng man grasps at a
straw so J grabbed al X odol / felt
An Improvement aud after few
bottles was sound aud we'll ko.
dol Dyspepsia Cure is the only prep
aration which exactly repro9uces the
natural digestive juices and conse-
quently is the only one which d.
ge~ts any good food and cures any
form Of stomach trouble. d. Cana
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
~ the bs~trs:t tssrt-

cn Saturday is.i. ysdzs >icxoa-
p~~~cd -easesae HPoa A<h.sy. esa-
visited of she voluntary uan-laaxh-
ser o. ~ A wcmscs. The -es-
ienee h tor MOI le-s than ~ years
.sr mose than eixst wears IN shs
State fesstesti&ry at Cssos Cay.
rhis dispose sf this fams.s case
which has sew been twlcc tried. aud
aale-- ahe s.etion .or a res trial l.
grained. ths ease broaQht from Dcl-
Ia coaniy 10 our ,arts u thus ended.
l.. NJ asa \ l.. Carpenter. con-
visited of the high m,ssacmeaaer OF
mayhea, were sentenced a. pas =
fine of sl00 each aud 10 serve 10
als.f b. at Canon Citv.
The Jary, in the case sf the
Hoiehkiss NJ uHtain. Mining aud
L daetion company ". the Hiswas-
see Gold Miniug COMPANY, other
wise the BLACK Crook company lis
sened 10 the arguments ct the con
tending counsel and receivci ia
strnction- fr )m The court then re-
tired 10 deliberate Oh : saturday after
noon. After being out for two davs.
il was found impo=sible 10 come TO
an agreement and Oh Monday
afternoon it was 50 reported 20 the
court and they were discharged. This
will Becessitate new trial.
Ia the eases Of NJ lhany ani Car
Penter the supreme court on Monday
granted writ OF suPersedas. y. l..
and l. NJ Carpenter each gave bonds
10 the amount OF $4,000 aud were re-
leased. Mahany's boad was & xed at
$4,000. lie has not yet secured
b0nd-man.
On Monday the damage suit OF
Gustave Magesson against the iIoh-
man Smelling and Reduction COM
pany was tried bat the jury could
not agree. The amount asked for
dsmsge was x20, 900.
The at.achmen, suit OF John q ~.
dDn vs.. Alex Gallett was settled out
of court and did not lme up for
trial.
The case of the state against Frank
Forley for burglary was dropped.
The petition Of Barbara Holloway,
guardian, for Jessie and Fred II
holloway, was granted aud the court
ordered that real estate be sold upon
terms stated. The report of the
gu trdian was also approved.
The court adjourned "Wednesday.
several important cases have been
tried but the docket was not com
pleted and few eases were passed
over 10 the september tern of court.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
A HemymeeW Fiaaneier.

Judge Edwards of Lee county, who
has married over 100 couples since
he has been ordinary. performed the
ceremony recently for runaway
couple seated in a buggy in the pub
lie road. The ceremony over. the
bridegroom f,imbled ia his pocket
and fishe. mp 36 cents.
.'Jedge." he said, this here's all
the money | got in the roun' WORT.
Ell you re s-mind TO take il. Won kin,
but ri say straight for'srds that I'D
done sot il aside for the honeymoon
expenses. .r-AtisBta Constitution.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
Lake City Photograph

Lake City Photograph
Miss Maggie O'DriscoIi, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs j.
Clancy. left for Salida Thursday.
Hugh Gallagher, formerly of this
place, is reported to be sick with
typhoid pneumonia at his home in
Salida.
ID. G. Mcconnell of Doyle. owner
of the General sherman mine, gar
Lake CITY, has been here this week
looking after his property.
Rob-. Cove came over from Gun
nison Wednesday to take the place
of Owen Fitzpatrick ON the Lake
City branch, the latter being on the
sick list.
G.. W. Grifrcy, Wm. Grafilin and
Il. Holloway of Gunnison. were in
town the first Of the week gathering
evidence to be used at the trial OF
the Black Crook. Hiawassee case in
the district court at Gunnison this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
TWO.

Two extra large Tin Pie Z
- Plates for 80 cents is snap *
= being offered at Bray's China K
= Store this week. x
4 = = ! 4 = T. : :. + = =
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
salida Mail

>aliia Mail
Mrs. Denver Richardson has been
visiting friends at Gunnison several
days Mrs. Mamie earns. formerly
a resident of Gunnison county. but
now living at Central CITY. has been
visiting friends at Spencer and
passed through Sunday night on her
way home.
A lot of cattle belonging to A. h
Stevens, Of Iols. one Of the most
prominent cs:tlemen of Gunnison
county, were transferred here Sun
day. The cattle were being shipped
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

NoTE.-You cannot, II YOU
value good health. afford To
use cheap, low-grade, alum
baking powders. They are
apt TO spoil the food they do
endangcr the health. All
physicians will tell You that
alum in food is dcle,erious.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02


NJ. Quion came up from the county
seal SUNDAY and returned Mond 5.
Mrs. r. l.. Whilienberger has le-
turned from visit ~i,h fscass, .
Buena Vista.
Marshall Dukes and family have
moved back here from Huron, South
Dakota. They resided here wear
ago.
ihe material has arrived for a
telephone line TO connect Supt.
Pearsou's Office with the West Noun
tain compressor. Alsp, two tons of
dynamite arrived "Wednesday for
use in the tunnel.
sherman Henderson, one Of the
heavy drill Founders, at the Belzora-
Bassiek mine, is on his way TO Por-
tage La Prairie, Manitoba. Canada.
sherman Is tired of bachelors
many troubles, and will be married
before returning here. The Miner
extends congratulations
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
AnoAS so HAs0AAS.Aa.

ake tiz1 Tisf=
Ia " said tnas tsasa s.2li~xeer y
very suck 81 S~l,a4 Usfh al ATTACK
vi tspAs.sa pneumonia
The lecture at the i'resby terssH
church Ae.aay sitrassed = fairly
large audience NOT - sa-t sssSttnx the
aisaggecssle weather. ~ .ad.rs Oi
Wesds. vas interestingly discussed
by Rev. " ard aud sttestively ana
Pfst tsbiy listened 30 bv tho-s yFesesi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

Rev. Adss.s IS sp from Gaasisoa.
Ms Mary Clifford came from
t,ussises wedse-day 60 visi; Mr..
Agnes hecr's family. she will ,e-
turn To-day.
De. aud Mrs. Walker. will start
for Pleasant Hin. No. the hr-i Of
NAY for a months visit With the
Doctor's par sais.
Assessor Harley made thi- oftiee a
pleasant call while up from GHnni-
soa Saturday aad told Us all about
sbe Old Maids Convention. ne
claims that IL WAS the reeommend
from this office that made il sue
cess.
Oar genial towasman. Tim Dow
ling departed for Denver yesterday
IN obedience 30 the commands Of
that winged god. Cupid. We are
not posted as 10 the exact day C
the ceremony but the Citizen extends :
the glad hand.
One OF the changes TO take place
IN the management of the Fuel X
Iron Co., after Mv LIST. will b. tbe
permanent location OF Mr.. Ball at
Pueblo aud the promotion Of Johs
p. Thomas, superintendent at Rock
vale, to the position occupied by
Mr.. Bali.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04
y44f d5Rf FREE
One Million Samples of the Greatest
Kidney Medicine Ever
Discovered
SENT ABSOLUTELY FREE.

TEST YOUR URINE. Put some
morning urine in a glass or bottle. let
il stand "a hours; if there is n reddish
sediment in the bottom of the glass. or
if the urine is cloudy or milky, or if
you see particles or germs floating
about in it. your kidneys are diseased
and you should lose no time. but get
bottle of Warmers Safe Cure, as it is
dangerous to neglect your kidneys for
even one day.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is the only
positive cure for all forms of kidney.
liver, bladder and blood diseases. uric
acid poison rheumatic govt, diabetes,
pain in the back, scalding and painful
passage % crime, frequent desire to
urinate. painful periods, bearing down
and so-called female weakness.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04
KIDNEYS HEALTHY AN 81.

Mrs. Rebecca Smith of Westfield. N.
J.. who is 90 years of age, has been
cured of kidney and bladder diseases
and is kept healthy by Warmers Safe
Cure.
WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely
vegetable and contains no harmful
drugs; it does not constipate; it is now
put up in two regular sizes and is sold
by all druggists. or direct, at so CENTS
AND s1.00 A BOTTLE. Less than one
cent dose.
Refuse substitutes. There is none
Just as good as Warmers Safe Cure.
l. has cured all forms of kidney dis
ease during the last thirty years. 1t is
prescribed by all doctors and used in
The leading hospitals as the only abso-
lutte cure for all forms of disease of the
kidney, liver. bladder and blood and
-.n-nalIel farlnalaa Iuea l.nass
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04

William ]. Bryan is a lucky man.
Washington dispatch states that the
postoffice department has decided that
the privilege which has been given
to the editor of the Commoner, for
the passage of free copies of his paper
through the mails shall be restricted
in future. The case came to the de-
partment in the regular way. Atten-
ton of the officials was drawn to the
fact that Mr.. Bryan, in addition to his
regular list of subscribers is sending
out hundreds of free copies to mem
bers of congress, senators, state offic-
ials and members of the democratic
party generally. In making the ruling
against the further receipt of these
sample copies at pound rates the de
partment holds that it does not affect
the limited sample copy PRIVILEGES at
pound rates extended to the daily and
weekly press of the country. The de-
partment ma 5es distinction between
the recognized daily and weekly press,
and those publications which are de-
voted to any special propaganda po-
litical. religious or social 1t holds
class of publica lions referred to are
clearly entitled to pound-rate privi-
leges for a limited numper OF sample
copies. In the case of the Comnoner
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04

land severally binding themselves 10
Hive up to their agreement, they ad-
journ.
Maybe an hour afterward one of the
doctors gets a hurry call. Does he
stop to look over his little blacklist?
No. God bless him. he doesn't. He
| takes his little valise in his hand and
he goes right out on his errand of
mercy. Perhaps he fights death for
hours: perhaps he wins. perhaps ne
loses, but he always goes cheerfully 10
the battle, prepared to give. the suf-
ferer the best that is In him. Doctors
are only human; they see more of in
gratitude possibly than any other class
| of people, and they resolve never ID
work for nothing again.
The resolution is written upon the
thin ice of temporary encouragement.
and the warm human kindness with
which Providence has endowed all doc
tors quickly melts it away. The Herald
doesn't like to expose the physicians.
but a little story of local man of
medicine is so apropos that it must be
| told. One morning about o'clock
prominent physician received sum-
mons to attend one of Slit Lakes
wealthiest men.
| The doctor knew the patient wasn't
| sick enough to hurt. so he sent word
tnat he u come aIter daylight. N lew
minutes later n call came from a day
| In borer, and the doctor got to that
| house as quickly a carriage could
| take him. And please bear in mind
that this is by no means an exceptioua.
case. The Herald isn't encouraging the.
non-payment of bills for medical at
| tendance. The man who doesn't pay
his doctor before he pays anyboys else
| is an migrate of the meanest character
1 IO,-zs TO-. Il ~. l..
most important of all work. and II
should be accorded wealth as well as
honor.
The blacklist isn't going to amount
to anything. 1t will be broken and DIS
regarded by the very men who pro-
pose it. but there is another list which
will be regarded if Heaven holds any
Justice 1t is white list. and the name
of every physician is on il.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04

The preliminary report of the water
storage commissioners, published in
this issue, is interest
THE STORAGE ing reading. 1t dis
COMMISSION closes that the COM
REPORT. missioners have Ia
bored industriously
and conscientiously to perform the du-
ties entrusted to them, and the public
will be quick to concede that they
have gone about their work with an
earnest desire to accomplish some
thing of substantial benefit to the COM
munity If they have committed any
mistakes it has not been because OF
any wish to retard the achievement
upon which the future welfare of the
valley depends-the storing of the
flood waters of Salt river. To those IA
rniliar with the situation it is obvious
that the commissioners We're unduly
concerned and doubtful about the
rights and franchises heretofore ac-
quired from the goVernment-the fran
chises under which any reservoir in
the Tonic bassin must be constructed;
but. as they explain, they feared that
spectators might make filings which
would complicate the situation for the
time being, and they regarded it as
merely prudent to apply for another
franchise. The commissioners are all
honest men and men of affairs, and
they have not been animated by any
spirit of hostility TO vested rights.
Much of the informa ton which they
convey in their report is not new, but
the data gathered verifies in a salts
factory manner the previous under
standing of the public that nature has
provided at the junction of Salt river
and Tonic creek the best damste and
the most magnificent reservoir site
in the United States. Bedrock of good
quality is close to the surface, and
the walls of the canyon provide the
best building stone. The capacity of
the reservoir is enormous-no less than
9s1, 600 acres feet. That is, the res
ervoir full would have water enough
to cover this acreage to a depth of one
foot. Next to the reservoir now under
construction on the Nile, this is the
greatest storage capacity in the world.
Could water be depended on each year
to fill the Tonic reservoir, full irriga-
ton could be supplied to at least half
million acres, or POO, 900 acres more than
are now under the various canal sys-
TENS of the valley.
However, to correct erroneous ideas
held by many residents of the valley,
it should be stated that the commits
sioners in the absence of data which
will soon be supplied. did not specific
ally go into the question of acreage
which the reservoir in normal years
will safely supply. And not a few
hold to the belief that there will be
water sufficient for at least 500, 900 acres
and are talking government aid on
the assumption that the stored waters
could be diverted to 100000 acres of
public lands in addition to supplying
the present canal systems, the COM
mission would. do we'll to make the
facts known as soon as possible. 1t
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04
THE MAGNETIC POLE.
Boothia Felix Chosen as the Headquar-
ters of The Coming Expedition.

| Norway will send out an expedi-
| ton next summer. under the command
of Professor Amundsen, for the pur-
pose of relocating the north magnetic
| pole. The headquarters of the expedi-
| ton will be Boothia Felix, the most
northern point of the North American
mainland, directly north of the extreme
western side of Hudson Bay. The ex-
| petition expects to be gone three years.
| and viii make as thorough a study as
possible of all the magnetic phenomena
observable in the neighborhood of the
magnetic pole. 1t is to the advantage
| OF the enterprise which Professor
Amundsen will lead that the instru-
ments for observing magnetic phenom-
| ena have increased in number and
greatly improved in quality since Ross
determined the position of the north
| magnetic pole in 1881, just seventy
years ago.
Every body at this day is supposed to
know that the magnetic needle does
not point to the geographical pole, but
to the center Of magnetic influence
! that is at least l200 miles south of it,
and, in respect to New York far west
| of the North Pole; nor does it point
steadily in the same direction. but is
subject to daily variations and also. at
present, to a very slow and decreasing
variation toward the west. This con-
Giant variation long ago gave rise to
the theory that the magnetic poles of
the earth move along a path of greater
or less extent. When Schwatka and
Glider We're in King William Land,
just west of Boothia Felix, in 1879.
their magnetic observations seemed to
| show that the north magnetic pole had
moved more than two degrees of longi-
tude west of its position as fixed by
Ross in 1881
The long period over which Professor
eAmundsen is to extend his observa-
tions is likely to enable the party to de-
terInine the present condition and rate
of motion of the variation in position
of the north magnetic pole. In a word
a magnetic survey of the area contain
ing il is to be made and the practical
result is likely to be to increase our
knowledge of terrestrial magnetism and
of the laws that govern the movements
of the magnetic needle.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04
TRIAL BOTTLE FREE

To convince every sufferer from dis
eases of the kidney. liver, bladder and
blood that Warmers Sale Cure will cure
them. a trial bottle will be sent abso-
lutely free to anyone who will write
Warner Safe Cure Co, Rochester, N.
Y. and mention having seen this liberal
offer in The Republican. The genuine
ness OF this offer is fully guaran-
teed by the publisher. our doctor
will send medical booklet, containing
symptoms and treatment of each dis
ease and many convincing testimonials.
free to anyone who will write.
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04

The Salt Lake Herald gives a de-
served roast to the doctors of that
city. The physicians of
ROASTING Phoenix fall within the
THE same description of a
DOCTORS. common weakness, and
they cannot defend
themselves from the facts. Indeed, on
account of the large number of strang-
ers who come to this place and require
medical attention, 1t might be said with
truth that our doctors are, more no.
toriously than most others, at fault, in
the particulars set forth, although they
attempt no blacklisting. 1t is we'll to
print the naked truth occasionally
about the medical fraternity, in order
that they may know the public is
onto" them Says cur esteemed Salt
Lake contemporary,
Salt Lake doctors are inaugurating
the old fraud that blooms perennially
in the local medical association. \
dear lot of buffers they are, but they
never deceive anybody with their
threat to blacklist the people who
don't pay their bills. With the possible
exception of the daily newspaper, the
average physician does more charity
work thany any other agency in COM
munity. 1t is not altogether sure that
the newspaper should rank ahead OF
the doctor.
About once in so long a time the
medical men get tired of going out at
all hours of the day andnight to work
for nothing. Then they hold a meeting
and agree to draw up forprivate circu-
lation a list of patients from whom no
money ever comes. The doctors are
very much in earnest. They are right
eously indignant and they say so. After
an hour of talking and of jointly
Arizona republican., 1902-02-04

however. investigation has led to the
conclusion that the sample copy or
free list of the paper is entirely dis
proportionate to the regular paid cir
culation. Mr.. Bryan is to be notified
that if he wishes to continue sending
out these copies he Will be required to
pay for them at the rate OF l cent for
every ounces. 1t will be to Mr..
Bryan's financial profit to have his
free list greatly curtailed. and the free
advertising which he will get from the
departments action will increase the
flow of coin into the Commoner's till.
The administration is done bound to
make the second jefferson prosperous
in spite of his earnest desire to remain
one of the down trodden people,