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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-28

On Sept. II the N P. express COM
pany will hold at Fargo an auction Of
express matter unclaimed and &C
cuaulated at their Offices in Illinois,
Wisconsin. North Dakota, Minnesota.
and Montana. A notice of the sale is
posted at the station, and Little Falls
people are among those to whom pack
ages are addressed. Better investi-
O. e aud learn what has become of
t sc long J. 1T diamonds.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-28

H. J. Yeager, a representative OF
the Owatonna state school, was in the
city Monday. He is out placing
children in homes and expects to
locate several in this county. The
work has been very successful. over
1000 children having been accepted in
homes since the foundation of the
OWatonna institution.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-28
ROBBERS LIKE KlEWEi'S BEER
THEY STOLE A DOZEN: BOTTLES
FROM ERICK ANDERSON.

Thieves skilfully took out pane Of
glass from a rear window of Erick
Andezson's saloon on Broadway Satur-
day nigh, and stole twelve bottles of
beer. The walk running along the
window has high board fence which
conceals anyone standing there. So
far as known nothing else was TAKEN
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-28

/ =. 81 : : , - .
West to A. Olson corner. ............ 321
Thence south to A. ,solick COR
nef ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IN
Thence East, North and East to
johnson corner. ;. TX
|. Thence South to A. Anderson
Thence East South and Southeast
and East to Manly corner. 3
Thence northeast, Southeast and
East to J. Peterson corner. ........... 3
Thence Southeast. South and East
to Postof6ce.. 31<
Length Of route 24k
Area covered 20 square miles, num-
Der Of houses on route ISL, population
$40.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-28

A Milford girl declared she would
not marry until the young man of her
choice had $4,000 in the bank. She
met him few weeks afterwards and
asked him how he was getting along.
Every we'll" hs replied 81 have
got $18 saved" ~ guess, she
answered family THAT is about near
enough"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1903-08-28

Joe Ducot, the man struck by Train
No. 8 Wednesday last week near Sta
pies, has recovered and gone to Mime
apolis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
How's Thss

We alier Oue Hundred e1ilars re-
ward fr auy ease of Catarr.h that
cauam BE- cured By Halls CutaIrh
Cure
r. T. CHfNn a Co.. Tsdo. o.
We. the uHdersigued- have dnowu
r j Cheney lor the la-t II wears
and bclievc him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and o.
nanciallv able io carry out any bust
ness abligations made by their 6rm
WEST a TRrAN. Wholesale drug
eists. Toledo. o.
WNpING, klNNAN a MWyIN
Wholesale druggists. Toledo, @.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
terually, acting directly on ihe blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free Price 80
per bottle. Sid by all druggists.
Halls Family pills are the best
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
SYNDICATE SERMONS And
0EDITosLAISss

-entiiease a. Nasl.luEisa rt-
eeaiy -sut am esrcui..r- asssrlas
-reaag prnt -eru.aas b. she trasis
a. - uaurh - Tae-e s.Tsaaass azs
zuaranteed zsrcrly uF-sa-a.se .slla
frc-trsorlau. Eesheaii-f Bspslsi es
vlsf nea aud rchaiaus. fslllstl.ar "a
ssIouitts ~ Ei.e Purcha-slz TlFo.seisef
usi alf oieci - -silect
81 caurse fhls l. along the hae a
niaticrn iaAar saving nscthslsi-. A4as
caunirv cslsssrs arc uaw enIaving
-gn.ilcafe furnished edliarlsls aud -
D. thcir rosd,srs >oane IsssrHlls.
bike she euunisou Eepuhiiean u.-e
them regularly and unblu-hiuG.lv
tm three weeks Al iilac wc have
faiicd b. aetesi a single Original hne
on 'he editorial page IT thai enter
prising sheet OCCASIONALLY a Mich
laan papef, fhe Livingston EeT,abli-
can buds lts way o. cur table
through The courtesy # odd hame
incads and cshiouslv envugh editor
Ial- 1T the twa are often identical
'ftou only half dozcn VII BE-
ideuticd We SUPPOSE because diiier-
eui local editors use Che Scissors un
dii,reut parts 81 the -yudlcsite sheef.
An exohmge over near Cupple
Craak also clips frm The same shet
af 'hand-me-sbnwu opanious Qmte
hkclv only few widely separated
papers iu each state are furnished
this ONE hist
These opinians. by tho way are
also furnished io suu m iudepeud
emf. republican,. -pritely or ponder
ous style as desired ID il true thov
must always be insipid and often
slightly shapworn but a. Josiah
Ailon SAYS, Think o. the cheapnes-
pn b. There may be- democratic
machine made editorials. bat we d.
NOT happen 10 have seen any such.
ON the whole il Is quite natural
that we should have syndicate ser
mons. We only hope THAI neither
sermon nor editorial bureaus hll
into the hands Of one Of these hnrrid
trusts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Danger OF Colds and Grip.

The greatest danger from colds and
grip is their resulting in pneumonia
If reasonable care is used however
and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
taken, all danger viii be avoided
Among the tens Of thousands who
have used this remedy for these dis
eases we have vet 20 learn of a single
ease having resulted in pneumonia,
which shows conclusiuely that il is
certain preventive Of that dangerous
disease. II win cure a culd or an at
tack of the grip in less time than any
other treatment II is pleasant aud
sale to take. For sale by all drug
gists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
POSSIBILITY.

The suburban trolley car which is
stretching its net work of tracks
along every principal highway and TO
every village in the east now proposes
TO invade Colorado. In four months
lines viii be completed from Denver
TO Boulder and from Canon City to
Florence. Then the railroads 10 those
towns will be "up against il good
and hard This is only the begin
ning.
Ii is almost past belief to see the
sparsely settled districts through
VIII Sh these roads have been pushed
IN the last Two or three years. Yet
they pay in almost every instance
since the capital required is small
and the freight and passenger traffic
Is much greater than one would inn
agine If YOU live ON country road
where an elegantly furnishe car
passes every hour there Is vast in
centive to travel and TO send things
by cheap freight
The writer has some little acquain-
tance with those roads, and Judging
from the capital necessary and the
possible business, ventures the pre-
diction that such a road up Ohio
creek TO Baldwin could be made TO
pay handsomely 1t is no idle dream
but plain business proposition.
The details are, Of course. not avail
able but sometime, and that not many
years ahead such a road will be built.
II would be along a natural grade.
easy to lay rails upon and with our
roadbeds a street car lnecould almost
be laid in the present road without
grading Power could be generated
at slight expense from the Gunnison
river Most of the freight would
haul itself down hiIl and generate
enough electricity, by reversing the
motor To move the empty car back.
The amount of freight in sight
would soon double and treble for
coal and hay and merchandise Of
every description could make rapid
transit over the trolley line. \ smell
ter AT Gunnison could almost afford
to build such line on lis own ac-
count
It's optimistic, but quite possible.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
SEVERE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Curedby One bottk OF Chamber
lAin's Cough Remedy.

when ! had an attack II the grip
last winter, the second one actually
cured myself with one bottle Of
Chambc1lain's Cough Remedy. saws
Frank W Perry, Editor of the Enter
prise, ShortsviIle. \. Y. This is
the honest truth. at times kept
from coughing myself TO pieces by
taking a teaspoonful Of this remedy,
and when the coughing spell would
come ON at night ! would take a dose
and il seemed that in the briefest
interval the cough would pass off and
| would go TO sleep perfectly free
from cough aud It's accompanying
pains. To say that the remedy acted
as a very agreeable surprise would
be putting il very mildly. | had no
idea that it could or would knock
out the grip, simply because had
never tried ii for such purpose. but
ii did, and it seemed with the second
attack Of coughing the remedy caused
it not only 10 be Of less duration but
the pains were far less severe, and |
had not used the contents # one bot
tie before Mr. Grip had bid me
adicu For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
We Give any Lady

a splendid chance 10 earn spending
money easily, working for us in
their leisure time; the work is not
hard, any woman or girl with little
spare time will do well to avail
themselves of this opportunity to
earn money Send us > cents
(sllverl or T. o. Money Order and
we will at once send YOU the cloth
with full directions prepaid by US
anywhere in the L :. 50 that YOU
can commence al once Address
Briiliantina Co l9-Nl Roxbury,
Mass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
ELECTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given thai pur-
suant to law, the annual municipal
election Of The town Of Gunni,1n
viii be held in the several precincts
OF said town On the seventh dav.I fi'.t
Tuesday Of April. A. u. 1908. fer
the purpose If eiccjing the following
officers for said town. To viii:
One mayor, TO bold Office one wear
Three trustees. 20 hold Office two
years.
Precinct N. ! emhrarcs all that
part Of said town living east ar
Crested Butte railroad track. Poll
ing Place city bail
Precinct No. cmbraccs all that
part Of sand town living west or
Crested Butte tract. Polling rlacc
hose house. New York avenue.
The polls viii be opened at :
O'clock a. IA. and remain open uufil
: p. m ON said Cay Of election.
The Judges of election far tho
several precincts will meet al rIlo
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

The meshes are closing around
Auditor Crouter and If Secretary
Mills aud Treasurer Chipley are
caught in the same net and given a
satisfactory taste Of the penitentIary
it will please every good democrat
These honorable fusion gentlemen
have disgraced their party name and
their high offices Fortunately the
democratic state convention had the
sand To turn them down hard even
when their evil deeds were hardly
suspicioncd Besides only one of
them, Chipley, ever had any claim
10 the name Of democrat and his
was slight
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

With absolute upholding Of the
Rush bill upon every count the city
and county Of Denver Is now an es-
iablishe1 fact and best of all It's bad
smelling politics are forever separ-
ated from our state conventions and
our state administrations II the
good people of Denver now want
clean government it is theirs for the
effort with no governor from some
distant section 90 reckon with. II
the effort does not seem worth while
they can lie in the bed 81 knavery as
becomes the happy privilege Of Am
ericans and the rest Of the state can
hold It's nose and turn to the pure
air Of the mountains.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Stock Inspection Bill.

The bill as finally passed provides
for board Of Eve commissioners TO
be appointed every two years by the
governor and to serve without nay
This board viii have full power to
appoint all the brand and sanitary
inspectors it 1av think necessary for
good seryice. The une-fifteenth Of a
mil levy viii stand and under this
law VIII give the board about double
Che amount Of money it has had in the
past. The Senate cut the salary of
the seer tary OF the board IT, SI.5Oo
and the salary Of the sienoorapher
from $1,000 to $500. The salary
Of The state veterinary surgeon viii
be paid uut ui the stock inspection
fund instead Of the general fund.
sheep inspectors my be appointed
npon the request OF ten wood growers
fo hc paid oBt # the inspection fund
but not 10 exceed S$Dtomvcounfv
80 any Ee1r- Special iuspectory NAV
De aPuHtcd so be- paid from lees
and all cattle mast BE- inspected when
l1as5'I on ralir -ad ears fer shipment
or n ..ra driven from the state No
ioa can be charged howcver. f.r in
spec'ng cattle thar arc ua ta be
~hIppe'i fstal the sialr.
he emergency cl..u-c ,ya, ,aapecd
l' take c'eet tay itt's-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Saw William Eaudolph flear~t.
editor and repreSeuts'ive-elect i
dauhi if che country SHOWS there
has bessu anv trust lc1islafiou a.
this -e-sI1u .f congress tauzre=s
has lariziaaei an ruunI n Che vicIn-
iiv ~ TRUSTS. The Situation is ilke a
leli1w uinkiuz at a eirl iu the dark.
ilc NAV know be- i- vmkinE but
urbulv elise dYes
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
HATHORA
Oh ths Socialfst Party Il tbs Town
Of Cann.son-

WHEnfAs The carsliual principles If
tle -aeiaii-i party are thai fuhlic
utllitics should be- owned and aper-
stcl by the puhie i1r she puhlic
zai aud bellc,ing thai puhiis iutor-
a-f demands that the municipality of
tunAisan shauld acquire. own and
operate its eleciric hight, water aud
.eleplane service and an other public
atiIitics which can rroporly braughi
under public management al the
earliest possible mameut cpusisteui
uth goad business Judgment.
faEaEfoHE. Ne. the socialist party
ID the towH ai Gannisou in coBvon-
lion assembled. demand that the CITY
euadl shall proceed as speedily as
possible to acquire, own and operate
in the interests uf the whole people.
the electric light, water and ,elephonc
system Of the town.
We further demand that all acts
9f the town council, involving the i'm
tcrests OF the public, shall be sub
mitted 30 a popular vote Of the cili-
zcns for approval or rejection. upon
petition signed by five per cent Of
the electors. demanding such sub
mission: the result Of such vote To be
mandatory.
We further demand the right To-
initiate measures Of public import
ance; that all officers and heads If
departments Of the town service shall
be elected by direct vote Of the poo
pie ard the right to recall public Of
fcials for falling to carry out mstruc-
tiions through neglect, incompetence
OF violation Of instructions.
And we do hereby pledge the nom
inees ON the socialist ticket 30 carry
out the above demands 10 the very
best OF their ability.
We hereby declare the policy of
the socialist party to be 10 pay of the
town Indebtedness as speedily as pos
sible to improve the financial, moral
and sanitary status Of the town. and
IN every manner To promote the gen
eral welfare and 30 seek constantly
the greatest good TO all its citizens.
and ask the earnest cooperation of
all who believe the time has come
for Gunnison 90 assume a progressive
policy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

polling places above designated on
TUESDAY. the 5lth day of March, A.
ID 1903. for the purpose Of revising
correcting ami completing Che an
nua registry list COR said election,
and viii meet again 1n the dav pre-
ceeding said ciecfiuu o. complete
said registry list a. required by law
Witness my hand aud the seal of
the said town of Gunnisam. Colorado,
this lsi dav ol March. 1908
0N n W Harper.
SS CLERK and Recorder
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Nasal catmrh quickly Yields to
treatment by Ely'~ Cream Balm
which is agreeably aromatic. IL is re-
ceived through the nostrils, cleanses
and heals the whole suriace over
which IL difiuses itself. \ remedy
for Nasal catarrh which is drying or
exciting 10 the diseased membrane
should not be used. Cream Balm
is recognized as a specific. Price ~
cents AT druggists or by mail 4 cold
in the bead Immediately disappears
when Cream Balm Is used. Iii
Brothers. % Warren Street. New
York.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

The Tribune violently objects to
cur calling this a republican legis-
lature. just a slip Of the pen. We
were thinking Of the republican
house made overwhelmingly repubIi-
can by the arbitrary unseating Of six
legally and honestly elected demo
Gratis m order to give +. O. Nolcntt
a boost into the senate. The house
that insists on the gentle Stephens
eight hour bill which provides a few
dollars penalty and fixes II 50 that
one offence may be construed to cover
six months of time. We were think
ing Of this model republican house
when we remarked Inadvertently that
This republican Legislature seems
likely to carry out its pledges IN re
gard to the eight hour law-an a
shutter Perhaps the democratic
senate which passed a good bill. the
Moore bill that has been generally
endorsed by laboring men. can com
pell the house 10 live up In the re-
publican platform but it looks a tri-
ile dubious for the laboring man.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

a. O. ia--.r a..eree q nlautio-s-
~ 81 1ur parry .zlga aiaCTf T. d.
raasau uhv tha tr4eutls lt chs
a- aF N..l-il1rla -l.s alia o. 1n
alar iasscaa af FesFoatiI.a t8f
rF niH-i r. fsrwasa aaa nasci fiss
s auestlaai- tis.f sFE prr~-lnE tg
a
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

4 big Municipal ownership rally
is on the socialist program for FRIDAY
and Saturday nights OF next week.
\ number of very able speakers have
been invited 10 he present and Mrs.
Ida Cruuch-IIazlett who closed a sue
cessful series Of lectures here We'd
nesday night viii also return To Gun
nison for the occasion. Watch for
announcements next week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Ee1lahlclns Vin ncdeeln ahe
state dss.hsred the Trihuue ia=i iall
Tho la,nring meu af Culsrada are
NV uusierg ang thai prace-s Gov
orumeat hy n4llifia is II feritv re-
domlaisln
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

The teacher asked the geography
class; How many zones are there and
what are their names2' He was sur
prlsed To receive the answer. Five.
lrigerated, Refrigerated. temperate,
intemperate and horrid
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
eSsrasa rArss 80 cgNSl-oS Goa ~,

tue rca-ar ntluaor- raroig sue
eeed b. lhsis feaple arr Hsa psartlcui-
ariy auxi1us b. b. rci arnsd
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Sor.asaa Cossasxsn

Ia= enisan tsr - as.e -.lei@ia-ts -
essntg sunsn tisss h.sss agsisslss o.
4ld tl,s elisar Esss-slasissss isis s.sssssss
islsssgriae taeussss-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Delta t.ahurer We were m
lormed by conscientious socIaist
the other day that he had just
learned that the blind preacher thai
spoke ON the streets of Delta Just
before election was travelling ON re
publican money and worked in the
interest Of that ticket. ID takes
some people a mighty hong time TO
tumble 30 anything.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

d IS said that the Bemoottl lege-
laud gang Of rcarrari zors have de
ffrnined o. keep Bryan aui If the
ueu nafimai convention and VIII
spend untslj dollars iu c1wupting
Nebraska primaries t1 accomplish 10.
such a zchemc might bring some
prosperity t1 Nebraska by iucreas-
ing the per capita circulation ct that
state aud won hurt Bryan bit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03

Richmond. the more serious Of these be-
ing with Confederate troops. Sometimes
ne was taken Tor spy and at OlncI
times had great. difficulty in escaping
from impressmcnt as a soldier. He rOoe
into the camp of the Sixteenth Missouri
command, near Fort Smith, Ark. He
was greeted by the boys as "a damned
Yankee spy and preparations were inn
mediatcly made to swing him up. Vest
protested who he was and excited de-
mauds for his papers, with rope dan
Cling IN the hands Of the soldiers, drew
from him the following.
Boys, ] am from Missouri, and have
been elected to the Confederate congress
ar Richmond. and here IS the certificate
of Governor Jackson The document was
Immediately scanned, and Vests life was
saved. One Of the soldiers, remembering
some Of the proceedings Of the leglsla-
ture, of which Vest was a member, came
forward and said:
Boys, / know this little rascal. He Is
the chap who raised so much he'll IN the
legislature among them Union fellows.
He is the one who told them Yanks that
If they expected to put an their dead sol
diers on ice, Abe Lincoln would have TO
make a contract for Greenland Icy
mountains.
AT the conclusion Of this speech Vest
was lifted from his saddle. and greeted
triumphautly on their shoulders to the
tent Of Colonel Jackson. who was a per-
sonal friend of the Confederate congress
man-elect. After leaving this camp that
was the last the Missouri boys ever saw
Of George. lie remained In Richmond
until the close % the war, where he was
admired for his ability.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
SMASH GAMBLING DEVICES.

CHrEF OF POLICE SHEETS raid Of
\ the gambling house in the Glad
stone building reads like the rea'
thing. IL was not q case Of arrestns
a dummy and causing him TO forfeit d
small bail deposit such as we nave
been accustomed TO reading about III
the mast Instead the chief, assisted
by "a squad OF patrolmen actually
broke down five doors 90 get into the
room containing the gambling devices
When nobody was found there the par
apharaalla was Couhscated and taken
20 the police station.
Now If the chief IS really IN earnest
he will see that the roulette wheel ana
the other gambling devices he cap
tured are never again used for gam
bling purposes. And the safest surest
way Tor him 90 accomplish thls
reatly-to-be-desired result is for him
10 take a sharp AK and chop them into
small pieces. He need not be afraid OF
any lawsuit as a result. The owner OF
the implements VIII have no recourse
whatever against the chief Of police
or his bondsmen, for gambling imple-
meuts are just as much contraband as
counterfe.ter's OUTFIT or "a collection
of burglars tools
Ia this connection we are sure ChleI
sheets viii pardon the suggestion that
his work is not finished. Indeed. Il
has only begun. IL is a wen known fact
that there are several so-called swell
gambling houses i'm salt Lake. They
are not being operated just now, per
haps. FOR the good and sufficient reason
that a grand jury is shortly to assem-
BILE 20 inquire into just such evil prac-
tees. However, the gambling devices
are still stored away In the rooms,
ready for operation the instant the tip
IS passed around.
We do not know that the tip viii be
passed around, but it has been in the
past and IL may be in the future, say
after the grand jury has adjourned.
or at the latest, after the municipal
election is over. I'm order to make il as
expensive as possible for the gamblers
TO reopen their places. would it not be
a good Ided for the chief TO condscate
a lot of their equipment just now and
destroy IT, just by way Of showing his
good faith2
The big fellows have BEES receiving
more protection than the little ones,
but they are not entitled TO it. A rou-
Iette wheel is a roulette wheel and
gambling device. whether it stands on
O rich carpet or ou an unplaned pine
floor. A gambling house is a gambling
house. whether IL is lighted by dozens
of soft iucandescent lights or whether
&c is feebIy mumined by a half-dozen
tallow candles. The principle is the
same I'm either event, and the infrac-
ton of the law Is the same.
Chief sheets has I'd right to make
fish OF one set Of gamblers and flesh Of
another. He must treat them all alike
81 ne hopes TO continue the favorable
impression created by his most recent
acts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-03
shah's Tooth pulled by Proxy.


A story is being told in Paris OF the
shah which savOrs more Of previous
monarchs than Of the present occupant
Of the Persian throne. When be went
over to France the shah suffered from
toothache, and so a dentist was sum
moned 10 remove the offending tooth.
But Ike less exalted mOrtals, the shah.
when he found himself face to face
with the dentist, discovered that his
toothache had disappeared, and so alb
solutely refused TO be operated on.
However, his majesty declared that he
did not wish the dentist to lose his
time. and so commanded that a tooth
should be extracted from each Of his
suite. He said this with his eyes on
the ground, and then, suddenly looking
up. found. to his intense amusement.
that all his ministers and stan ~
quietly slipped away except the grand
viZier, whom he c0mplimented upon be-
ing the only one faithful enough to IN
dergo a little discomfort for his SOW
ereign's sake. and then dismissed the
dentist with a present