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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18

Cotton d Beach have the con-
tract for painting the new home
of Geo. Richardson.
Col. Jno. r, Nasworthy went
out to the ranch Wednesday
morning and spent the day assist
ing the boys in branding calves.
r, B. Austin, the hackman,
has easy riding hacks, Day calls,
Landon hotel nights, phone 229s
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18
Santa Fe Excursion Rates.

Houston, Texas. Texas An.
nual Conference NJ. E. Church,
(colored.) On sale December 18th
and Sth; rate $3.50.
Waco, Texas, Masonic Grand
Lodge, Grand Chapter aud Com.
mittee on work. On sale Nov.
22nd and 23rd, and Nov. Goth
and Both; rate 1920.
Chicago, H., National Live
Stock Exposition, November n,
30, rate, $33.75.
Settlers rates to California
September ID to November 30.
One way $31.SO.
Ft. Worth, Texas, Meeting In.
dependent Packing House Assoc
ciati'n. On sale Nov. Both, rate
$7.S5
Houston, Texas. No-Tsh-Ot
Carnival. On sale Nov. 22nd to
9th, rate $3.50.
Houston, Texas, Eighth Annual
Convention Texas Division, Unit
ed Daughters of the COME deracy.
On sale Nov. Goth e. both, rate
SIP. so.
Marlin, Texas, Annual Conven'
tion Texas StBte Teachers Assoc
citation. On sale Dec. 9th & 2Sth
rate $l0.70.
+. E. SKINNER, Agent.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails
to show proper respect for old
age, but just the contrary in the
case of DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
They cut off maladies no matter
how severe and irrespective of old
age. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Fever,
Constipation all yield to this per-
feet Pill. 25c, at j. w. Harris
Drug Store.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18

L. G. Dupree, a prominent
stockman of San Angelo, is in
the city, and reports conditions
favorable in that section for the
winter. He says he has more
grass than cattle, and plenty of
feed stuff has been raised in that
section West Texas Stockman.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18

Abe Mayer was here Thursday
with 900 head of cattle which he
was taking back to his ranch in
Sutton County These cattle have
been kept in the Territory for
some time but as grass is scarce
there on account of The droughC
it was decided to return to West
Texas with them.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18

Following fat cattle will be
shipped from Coleman to market
this week: A. Y. Brown, 2 cars !;
Mrs. Overall, . cars; W j. Robey,
1 car; w. S. Thompson, 1 car;
il r. Starkweather, | car.-Dem-
ocrat.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18

Prof. E. B. Garner, the we'll
known magnetic healer, still at
tracts the people to the Dickson
House. This healer does not sap
your body of its blood or vitality,
but restores it. Great demon
strations have been made by this
man, Garner, in healing so many
sick and afflicted people that
nothing else could cure. Some of
our most prominent people have
been cured by this great Magnet.
He has brought sunshine and
happiness into the lives of many
thousands all over Texas. Quite
II number of new cases registered
at his Office Tuesday for treat
ment. One aged lady who lives
within two blocks of his office
was broken down in her back for
fifteen years was restored to per-
feet health in eight days by this
great healer. She can now do all
her work, something she could
not do before. Come and get
healed as others have done, by
the power of magnetism or human
electricity.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18
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The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18

E. r. Jackson was in Dallas on
business last week.
Mrs. II. H. Luckett, of Balm
ger, is IN the city, the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Chas A. Daley.
The San Angelo press. (San Angelo, Tex.) 1897-1907, 1903-11-18
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
FE EHHcTloN or Teller

Ihs Hs-elsltIan af -.sustar Eeilef
j. a.a-s erat ~ o. D. associates -
she vsuaie aaa 81 drHaorafs cycrs-
shefe Hs i5sg padils -eruoe ts
tlzh eaarscter. o. mara cpuraze
tis eauscientisss asrssau te dats
aad BE- hlia.fF g. sha I-al.e - BE-
-late - eaalbiue b. ul.sle alm can-
sFiea9as amare the uembens af tif
seuate and 81 euaaar hln g. al vha
tes. al i.itss.--t - pahlle atasrs.
] he atiY reprstfalls fe4turc is thai
ll- alanraf n She legislature uas ~
small a. deserved s uHaulu. 5as re-
eisofl1n b. hss d1ue uuthiug o.
iustIfy thc opposition a sny Who
stasfa ultb blm u lsl's. ca the con-
trsTys there r. me-e rtasan why b.
-h1ai q rcceIee the sapuort af Calo-
fs45 ta-asy shaa tbefe vas in lsi6
The grcat principles Involved Iu the
campaign 81 ls,'e are stilI unsettled
aud the questions b,tween argaHlzed
sea.th and the masses are sill a. is-
sue. The rePublioau party has gone
even Farther than it dared g. 90 a.
that tme, aHi has shown mYrf
plamly even thar 10 bad then its sab
-eueHey o. carp1ratr greed The
ppublicaus Of colorado dl8 nat care
90 pat M " 1lcott - a. their STAN
dard bearer during the campaign. and
bis Post-eiecti1u attemPt 30 secure
che senatorial toga viii weaken the
rePubileau party 10 Colorado. The
CommaHer voices a widespread sent
lment when ID expresses the hape
that the country may have the
benefit Of Senator Tellrrs services
for many years 60 come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
ABx Raask Ds.L

Ms.laes.laF q shls SEA- Jshn 0.si-
c-t parchs~ea through a. r. slls
the sd MaFshan Faneh 81 s,a aeres
.yIug hge uaiies ~ the 6aunizs1.
u cauHeetian vltt d b. baught the
Euck RANCH u iz3 acres wing Ja.i
cse ~nlch. aa.iaa g. the 3so .ialadv
oNned IS Mr. O,stoat. make nearly
thgssaas .serss .na als,s lIm ana
~ tie hsss a. sei ~ sHe 4 the
iaFgfsi rasc'ies in tie . uunases va
iev. Hert >alss e ngs wsrkasR the
Marshall rsnei uuaer asase winch
wlIl expire absgt the hdst u March
a which tine NJ. outeait takes y,ss
session. ltIs aaderstosd that - ezaI
- samewhcre near tbe consideration
involved
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
Rehkah Ente r,.lnnxnt.

The ssgert aInHeHt disc. ted by
Mi-s kaaa . Wrigit sndcr the
au-piees of Nasht sebekah lodge
given Monday csoaiHg was -ucccss
la eniertainmeut, al-o tnsnc ial 3 .
The cro~a was large oBe. ssa
very aPFrecIativo, every number
being well received Tho skirt dasoe
by little PauIiue Metro and NJ Msrio
Cheney was especially good. The
Deisarte pictures we're all very pretty
and considering the short time the
girls had 90 rehcsrse they we're put
on IN very satisfactory manner.
Miss wright's tmpersonstions were
all good aud she bad TO respoad TO
several encOres. The lodge cleared
SIS aud wishes 10 thank those Who
took part in the entertainment for
their help 10 make il a success, also
the public who patronized IL SO well
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
RAILROAD NOTICES.
our OF Old Mexico

va the Colorado a Southern Ry. under
special escort. Pullman train. with wide
Feslipule cars, drawing rooms, compart-
meuts, parior, library, music room and the
LAbbENf DINING CAR IN THE
NphlD and the famous OPEN Top CAR
oHlLlLilLL the only observation car
run m The BEPURLIC that really and
'ru'S observes. Leisurely Itinerary and
'onE stops, including three Circle Tours in
lne Tropics and the Ruined Cities in the
nou.t OF Mexico All distasteful personal
" conducted features eliminated. Fx,lns-
lteile'ss " and independent movement assured
I.Nes' include all expenses everywhere.
f'F further Particulars and han.somery
Illustrated descriptive itineraries. address
4. l.. FISHER.
beneral Passenger Agent
or +. A Co0PFR.
CITY Iicket Agent.
Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
Cunnison Tunnel Gets First Grab.

Denver New
"Nes, sir, the report is true, , said
A. Lincoln Fellows, the hydrogrspher
" ho has had charge of the surveys at
the three points named, when seen
last night by News reporter. Il
was notifiea today by the W sshington
authorities that as soon as we eos Id
get the plans finished it wonld be
practicable to begin work and some
time this spring we shall be ready to
go ahead.
'Gannison tunnel will be the first
locality TO be worked. The survey
was begun there first and is further
advanced than any of the others
There is in the treasury about fl1,
fO00 900 available for thi. " or-k under
the reclamation act. The money ex-
pended by the government has TO be
refunded aud in the case Of the Gun
nison project this can be done for
about >25 an acre.
The work will probably take three
years, and we SHAH employ Reld
force of about 2J0 men. Forty of
these will be put to work on the tun-
mel and the rest on the bitches. It
will cost not less than 81, SOC. 600 and
w,sen finished Will irr.gs.s between
100, 900 and $4,000 acres or the most
fertile land in Colorado.
"The water will lie taken from the
Gsnnison riyer aud the point at which
it will be tapped Is the most inao.es-
sible in the GunHis0n canon. A tun-
mel will take it under the Yernal
mesa. &. 900 feet below the summit. 70
tke IneompaAgre river. ihe latter
flows into the Gunnison river al Delts
The whole valley from Montrose to
Delta, distance of twenty five miles
will be irrigated by this work.
The nr.t cost Will Be very great,
but when il Is CONSIDERED that this
will be the capital which viii produce
millions and support 0,0oo or 1900
people il i readily sccn how necessary
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

The smelter trust may bulletin
the people and the Legislature as much
- 1t please That eight hour law
a. gong TO pass and for several
reasons. In the first place it is Just.
Men IN underground workings,
smelters and such extra hazardous
occupations should be relieved from
the necessity of working more than
eight hours. Eventually that will
BE- the general working period in
most occupations where men do not
labor for themselves.
Second, it will be political death
For any public man TO openly oppose
the bill. .#
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Paonia Gazette-The ID. & r q
officials were here last sunday and
changed orr passenger servica. some.
what by hooking the freight train ia
10. This gives us good service. how.
ever, the only difference beiag thar
We have but one train now instcad Of
two The train goes Immediately 10
Somerset and lays over until the Uay,
morning. But litlle change is made
IN ihe time table, the train arriving
at five O'Clock and leaving a. n.ps1
for Delta at ten the next dar
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
High School Notes.

By O. Pupil
Miss Allison was able to resume
her duties this week.
The chemistry class made laughing
gas Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Cara Estes returned to school
NJ onday alter two weeks OF illness.
Don Profit has been sick for the
past week, his malady being chicken
pox
The flag was raised at the high
school Thursday in honor of Lin
coins birthday.
Miss Mabel Rsgsn has left school
and expects TO leave for Canon City
Monday, where she will enter the
convent.
New books arrived this week fof
the literature class. They comprise
ESSAYS on Milton and Addison BY
Mscauley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
outmuod from arf pugu.

AtAaA-.ii''al AA'iAi' lAat- AsAA-t
clears tine skirts IT seven democrats
leaving all the rest # the party
that el,,oted Judge McDougsl b,
3i2 majority on vote of Zluo Co
bear the blame | SIMPLY know
that ] did not do tins AWFUL
Thing aud d. want to know
which one Of the 1886 other demo-
Gratis II was To test the question
aud the sincerity Of the Tnsune, #
that paper will publish sn suthenti-
Gated fac-simile Of Tay lor's sigma
ture TO the withdrawal Of the with
drswal published IN its issue of Jan
uary 9 and will say that he was
sober from that signature. ! will
give SO to the Womaus Relief
Corps of Gunnison or 10 any othel
strictly charitable institution Of
Gunnisou to be designated by the
Tribune, for proof that any certain
democrat got him drunk for any
purpose connected with any of the
published papers IN this case.
The proof to be oral testimony
subject to crossexamlbation II taken
IN town and by deposition IT taken
out Of town, and to be satisfactory
to committee, one Of whom to be
selected by the Tribune, one by the
News Champion and the two to
select third.
am a democrat, not "a dispenser
of morality" but if any democrat
Taylor drunk even to secure a with
drawal of the contest gotten by
Republicans of Gunnison county
when by his signature he was con-
fessedly drunk, |, as a democrat not
in the inner circle of the party
want TO know who he Is,
claim that up to the present the
evidence Of the signature proves
beyond a doubt that Taylor was
drunk when he signed the contest
and sober when he withdrew it.
lnferentlally gotten drunk by "re-
publicans of Gunnlson county to
sign the contest aud sober by demo-
erats to withdraw it, leaving to the
Tribune of republicans of Gunni-
son county to prove by exhibiting
the original of the withdrawal Of
the withdrawal published in the
Tribune of January Ito democratic
party leaders, and Publishing an
authenticated fac-simile of Tsylor,
signature thereto, whether he wa,
drunk or sober when he signed
Representing the 11j6 democrat.
of tins county one of whom Is snp-
posed 90 to have gotten TayIor
drunk
A lt-Rr..r,.-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
IL Won are a Wolcott rerublica,

If you are Woleott republican
you doubtless believe all the horrible
things your party organ says about
the Ants: II an Anti you probably
believe everything mean said about
the Wolcottites; If you are a demo-
erat you very likely consider your
self entitled to believe both sides.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
A LIBERAL Offer.

Ihe undersigned will give r free
sample Of Chamberlain's stomach and
Liver Tablets to any one wanting a
reIlab remedy for disorders of the
stom1ch- blliousBess or constipation
ihls Is new remedy aud a good
one. All druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Montrose and lower valley coun-
ties are soon TO have free rural mail
Delivery. Star route delivery such
D. parts Of Gunulson county ENJOY
y of course next thing to 1t and We
hope will shortly I've extended 70 eover
ali man thoroughfares. The man
points Of difference are that Star
sUute carriers DO not handle money
orders or registered letters and are
not required to take up mail though
they generally DO 50. In TINS con.
aection it may be noted that
E.nchmen along man Travelled roads
have better mail faculties than resi-
dents Of Guunison who have 10 go to
Me- poss-oshce instead Of getting nnsil
.,-l,ver-d At their front gate The
next improvement viii be free de-
livery in al towns and villages. It
As bound to come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

" hat strange and startling
mixture of bali truth and curious
misapprehension Of truth is contained
Ia the socialist column Of this issue.
II YOU read 1t you will perhaps b.
angry at the rather extravsgant az
sumptions and the tirade against the
religion of our nation; which, If
not as perfect in practice as IN con-
ception, is probably somewhere near
as perfect as society Is capable of
managing at the present stage of
evolution However, this sociahstic
craze is but phase m soc,etys evo-
luton. 1t will doubtless soon run to
seed as similar movements have done
and the seed will very likely give the
world some improved ideas In the
meantime, if the ideas contained in
the article mentioned be Socialism >
what do you think of turning over
government to socialists as political
body We hope some other Gun
nison county friend will take hand
ln the game and give the socialist col
umn argumentative variety.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Ii should be noted that our friend
Senator MeLaurin of South Carolina
did not get single vote for re. cleo
tson. Asbury c, Latimer takes his
place. 1t Is now up to the republi-
administration to hEd him a good
fat Job.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

do not forget that the 17tb Of Mar.
j. last approaching. Excellent mueic
a'a sn elegant supper will be the
features Of the ST Patrick-s ball
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

6aa'd iraHmen ou the MIssoai
PacIhc gat D. per cent advance iu
wage tbs last week and that sFeak-
isyorsb'y Cor the hopes Of {. a q. G..
work men.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

See What the desire TO pay interest
on watered stock will do. Here Is
the smelter trust using every means
10 defeat the will Of nipe-tenths Of
the people of Colorado IN the matter
of eight hour legislation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Pueblo has long needed a good
daily paper and is now likely to get
one through |. y. Stevens of the
Colorado Springs Gazette who an
nounees his intention of starting a
new journal there in April.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

W th hardly an excePtisn our ex
changes Ia western Colorado advocate
election a senators by direct vote
The awful object lesson was bot
without good resnlts-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

The Commoner Mr. Brysn's paper
n not only political journal but one
IT the bts family papers as we'll
Get 1t for %, see combination Offer
with NEWs CHAMPION.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

tn tte rsadg prut part 1t tins
psper r- Tab5nhed senator Tsslms
new proposed prmarF election law
ltI Wlrfb gsrIsaL
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

pEaia1i- tEulE- zrswlpz -er ians 10 abe
sac aaa j. frra seI.slF ealiaa ~,
eI.aud af taa 3 : s-~s Appie
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

R1caefe.sr has just zlseu s1.01U
@0 to hi- lftIe alIfer-ity GOODNESS.
What a.U 1I et-t next mHuths
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Boys get together and let Us have a
banjo. mandolin and guitar club in
Gupnison. ii. II. Fogg is here two
days of each week. FRIDAY and Satar-
day. For information write II. II
Fegg, Doyleville.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

A 9aHnls9u e9ssniY aemneTa'
hand the TrHaue a. pusttv bauet g.
thiuk abaat Ia th.- ISSUE
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Caalmauar Iae MsnTas lisctnss
s5s5.oars 90 hsfuug iraH. AZ s.at,
.tta 81 uU ferer
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13
Sss.-!m Cs...ss.

1aaaaa - 80 ~ 80 aa ~
easar alasr llas .azss lia.sl..- t.s.ll
- -liiisa a.i.. asIssIiiaf e. - .s
~ tIs1as
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Geo. McAtee was over from the
Cochetops Monday. Rsnching is not
pressing this time of year and M
Nc Afee has taken a contract to hsuI
car OF ore from the Maple Leaf mine
to the railroad at Parlin. The Ma
pie Leaf is showing up we'll. High
tower and Knight have recently done
rs feet of work in sinking aud drift.
ing and disclosed ~ TO IA inches OF
excellent gold ore. c. L. SIlls owus
the claims which lie crossing the
Cochetopa between "Shorty's" and
james Morans ranch. Four or five
years ago ore was shipped from the
property but no such showing as the
present was ever made and other mine
owners in the section will await with
considerable interest the result of the
shipment,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

esfIIlaL FsTFa " - SsisaN HslI7sll
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

A DFNoCRAT,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

Let Lazarus lind comfort in the
eompsnionship Of the dogs and see to
{ that the dogs get the crumbs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-02-13

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The colored American., 1903-08-29
AMONG THE COLLEGES.

We have received from Prof.
Frank Trigg, Principal of the
Princess Anne Academy, Somer-
set County, Maryland, the printed
circular, giving the course OF
study at that institution, which
is devoted to academic and indus
trial training. These schools,
wherever located are doing i'm
mense service to our people.
The Norris Brown College, at
atlanta, Ga, has forwarded to
this office their bulletin for July,
1903. This college is under the
control of the a. M. E. church,
and is doing great work among
the lowly down in Georgia.
Mr.. Edward H. Carry, a grad
late of Tuskegee, has been made
Superintendent of all the cOlored
schools in Blynn County, Ca
This is one of the few instances
where a colored man has been
given such responsibility in the
South.
During the past few months the
Tuskegee Institute has received
over 1 600 towards its annual eX-
penses from colored people in the
country.
We have received and read with
pleasure the reports of the officers
of the Agricultural and Mechani-
cal College, at Greenboro, n. c.,
for the year just closed, and its
catalogue for the next scholastic
period. The institution exhibits
vigor and great usefulness and its
Oenefactions should be more wide
y extended both by legislature
md private benevolence.
AS its catalogue aptly says Gag
-iculture and Mechanics are the
landmaids of progress and pros
)erity." President James B. Dud-
ey and his able corps of assistants
ire to be congratulated on this adj
nirebie showing.
The colored American., 1903-08-29
TEACHERS COLLEGE.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,
Washington, D. C.
Washington, D. c.

OcHOASClc, PROFESSIONAL, Indus
trial.
Prepares Teachers for Kindergar-
tens, Elementary. Industrial
and High Schools.
Well trained Teachers Always In
Demand.
Two years course leads to |
Teachers diploma. Three or four
years course leads to degree in
Philosophy or Pedagogy, (Ph. B.,
or, Pd. 3D. Thorough training in
Psychology, edagogy, Philosophy,
History, Social Science, English
Language and Literature, Elocu-
ton, Bilogical nature study, Phys
ical study, Physical Science and
Mathematics, Kindergarten theory
and practice, Child study, Ethics,
Logic, Manual training and meth
DDS of school organization and
management. All departments Of
the University open to study Of
Teachers College.
Graduates assisted in securing
positions.
Tuition free. Expenses small.
Fall term opens Sept. %, '03.
Catalogue free. Address,
L. B. MOORE, PHI. D. Dean
Howard University.
Washington, D. c.
The colored American., 1903-08-29

The Ladies' Literary Home Circle
If AnacoStia held it's first review
meeting at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Brown. Morris road, Ana
;ostia. d. C. The program was a very
interesting one, being composed of es-
says, poems, and music Those pres
mt were Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Andrews,
fr. and Mrs. w. T. Mckinney, Mr.
and Mrs. George Tossitt, Mr.. and rs.
Samuel H. Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. Tay-
or, Mr. and Mrs. John Slade, Mr.. and
frs. Charles Scott, Mr.. Solomon G..
Brown, Mrs. w. K. Scott, Mrs. NJ. E.
Hoffmann Mrs. Nj. White, Mrs. Fran
is b. Shipley, Miss Mamie Hite, Miss
Pice Of WeSt Virginia. and Mrs.
White of Washington d. c..