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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

rei9e Der Glammen gu brinaen.
Sdmmtli9e @ag9ons, big auf Die
leBte blieben bon benz gieriqen @lemente
beri9ont. 9ieie-etn pulman S6laf-
tua99on - fing Geuer, tuel9es iebod5
BON Niemano bemertt murbe. @ls ber
3ug in ben bieii9en 8abnbof einIief,
ttano bag 9an3e Dad in bellen Sslam=
men. Sieielben uurben prompt aes
I6I9t.
Ser @lebator in &omnep, fopie
ettpa 1000 guibel Wei3en tuurben to-
tai 3erf6rt. 9em @9aben bon $16.=
600 ffebsn gsrfi6erunsen BON nur
IS, 500 gegeniiber.
amiIie n=& uni ipn.
SefferonbilIe, 20. Wtai.
Am t1d4iten Gonntag finbet i'm be-
na9barten Stem Bafbington cine
Jamilien-Reunion ftatt, bel Der Fiinf
Senerationen ft9 gu Slide ieben uer=
ben. Die 8ertreter oerIelben finb
Sam Serrp, 9eboren am Is. Wdra
1910, "a Sabre oft /; geiamin Ssranf=
lin 8errp. iein Gobn, 20 Sabre alt /;
Jrau Sucella Sppuoob, @HfeIin, A
Sabre alt !; gen 6opmoob, rrenfel, 80
Sabre alt, unb Uaabel Sopwoob, bes
Ssbtgenannten So6ter uno urenfelin
beg alien gerrp, brei Sabre alt. 9a
otefer iebt f6md9li6 1T, 10 btrfte bies
Die leBte Union Der lanelebigen gami=
lie iein.
Ut DE G prt britte m
st otb= PrD8effe.
. BoonbiIIe, 20. W1at. S.r
PrO3eB gegen Souls 8ntb, tuel@er bes
Soeti9lags ansetIa9t 1T, inbem er
CHARLES Reeler nit einem Geqenfbirm
cine tbbtlt9e Wunbe beibra9te, mad5t
raibe Gortf4ritte. 9ie 3ufammen.
ttelun9 Der JurD ma9te teine qroBen
66mtsrigfeiten; bereits qeIfern Qbenb
tpuros bGs gerb6r Der 8elafunasseu=
gen gei4!ofien. Ser @taat bate nur
neun 3eugen in's 8r.ffen sefa6rt.
3 unt ftinften Male tn's
Srren baus 9efanbt.
W arpsbi1Ie, 20. Weat. Gum
fhnften WaIe tpirb iebt 5rau anna
Psi1nington SeGp Bennington in's
Srrenafpl gef8idt tperoen. Or. 3. +.
Seputp, Der bas @efu9 aufgefeat BAT,
erfldrt, baB ua6rf6einli9 Die I9Ie@te
gebenbIung ibres @atten cine l1rIa9e
beg 3uftanbes Der Grau Iei. Sm gIpl
gu SnbianapOlis bieB Fe vbie f66ne
Srritnntge". No6 jung bat fe febr
otel bur9gema9t. Sbr erffer @atte
mar gBm. Bennington Sr. gs bau=
erie nt9t lange, ba eroberte ibre yei=
9un9 Elm getpiiier RelID, unb fe trenrte
ft9 bonn 8atten. Man gab ibm zines
Nbenos elm @etrdnt ein, bas er fHr
66naps belt. Am nd9Hen Morg.n
tpar er tobt. Ser @oroner qab ,,Wean.
gel on Nabrung" als Sooesuria6e an.
Ingebli9 baben oann RelIp unb Sruu
bennington chamber 9ebeirat6et. 8alb
oarauf fiel bic Grt unb Weife Der iun-
gen Jrau al9emein auf. sic bebaup.
tete, bes berftorbenen @atten Geift be-
fu9e fie Na9ts unb bebrobe He. Nls
fie ibliebIt9 nit 6elbfmorb oro6te,
fam fte tn's 4ipl, mo- iie elm Sabr blieb.
Sn5mtf4en mar Rellp berf9munoen
unb bic vWittue" ebeli9te = gBm.
Bennington ST., ben Batter ibres er.
ten @atten! 3peimal fam fte nieber
in's Iipl unb tpurbe .ntlafen. SIM
Sanuar 1908 ertuiirste fe ibr Sinh
unb oarauf fam fte gum bierten Stale
in Die Nnffalt. tpo fe Big lebten ea.
nuar blteb. Sept fou fie, tpie 9eIagt,
gum fttnften Male babin geIanbt
Deroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

6arrp %. Steeter, Elm
ebemaliger @lasfabritant bon @reen-
fielb unb Serre 9aute, 1T 9eftern In
Der 8Obnung ieines 99mieoerpaters
@apitdn $. 4rmfrong, Woooruff
place, geftorben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

Stabt= 6 On ntrpIIe &.
q. Dunn 1T bon ieiuem Nusfug na9
Safe MarintuGee tuieosr suriigetebrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Na6rtbten aus Snbtana.
Ser Gillespie gro3eR.

ote 8ert1tS-Bailtf1s beute Worgen UNI
e ll6r bas 9eri6tshaus betraten, um
Die Retnigung bes 8eri9tsiaales bor=
8unebmen, iaBen auf ben Stufen be-
retts 5tpan5ig Jrauen unb cine Nnsabl
Wtdnner, tDel9e ginlaB begebrten. I'm
unterbro9en tamen neue 8eiu9er ber-
an9erhff uno lange por @r6ffnun9 Der
@ert3tsiibung mar Der @aal tuieber
bis ouf's NeuBsrite nit elmer oi9ten
Utenlhenmenge beieBt unb bunberte
bon perfonen tummeltcn H9 bor benz
8eri9tsbauie berum. Sie @ertbei=
otgung bat bef6lofen, idmmtIi9e 4
Ingeflagfe uno smar in folgenoer
Eeibenfolge auf ben 3eugenftano su
bringen Mpron Barbour, Carrie
Barbour, Jrau Belle Senaro unb
Sames Gillespie. Jannp @auper be-
l9mor, baB Sames Gillespie an bem
Abeno, turs beoor Der Moro iia ereignete,
fi6 in BET WObnans beg MlprOn gar=
bOur aufbielt.
Cine lebsnsmiibe Grau.
Muneie 20. Weai. Neaaaie
gamfOrb, bic 38idbrise Satin oes
Grant 8amfOrb, ma9te gefern b.r-
mittelit elmer 9oits Barrier @rhn
ihrem Saiein Elm freitpiliges gnoe.
Sic fiibrte bic Shat aus Grant aus,
neil ibr 8atte fte perIafen bate.
$83, 300 g 9abenerfabber-
Iangt,
TOM q, 20. Mai. 9ie III.
g. @Oblet & Sumbler Co." bat bic
9OlebD, ct. 2ouis & @efern gabn-
8eienfbaft" auf $83, 900 g6aoen+
eriaB pertlagt. gor 2 Sabren mar
Die geiammte Gabritanlage Der @eIea.
f9aft bur6 Geuer serit6rt tporben.
Siefelbe bebauptet iebt, baB es bur9
Gunten entifanb, pel9e BON elmer
9ocomottbe Der 8abn=@eieuf9aft Der.
fammfen.
Sen atipnelIe 6 6aber s.
eraBtla9e.
W a B q B, 20. Mai. Sm 6iefigen
Rreisseri6t tpirb our 3eit iiber Die
S4aoeneriabtla9e herbanbelt, tpel9e
Die iun9e Grau Soa Granb gegen ibren
S6wiegerbater Samuel Grdnb, ben
rei9fen 8ttrger bon Walb 8otunibip,
eingerei4t bat. 9erielbe fou ibr ans
aebli9 bic 2iebe ibres @atten abIpen-
Fig gema4t unb i'm bsranlaBt baben,
ite su serlafen. Gldgerin berlangt
SO, 900 @rfaB.
prof. Sane sum Yrin3ip a /
Der So o9f6uIe nieber
ern amt.
j Jor B 1ne, 20. Wai. Ser
59ulratb bat in feiner eeftrieen SIP.
ung prof. @befter 3. Sane gum grin.
3ipal Der 6o9i6ule mieber ernannt.
Der prdfbent bes S9ulrat6s, CHARLES
g. gafb, bate alles, mas in ieinen
&rdften ftanb, aufgeboten, um bic
@rnennung gu bintertreiben. 3abl-
rei4e petiti0nen, Briefe uno 9epeI1en
BON 2euten alIer @laflen tparen einge.
laufen. in pel9en bic Mieberernen.
nun9 bes prof. Sane serlangt tpuroen.
Ser @6ulratb bat ferner prpf. BON
Rabloen, Der i'm 9eutf9en unb @rie=
9if4en unterri9tet. gum 5uperinten.
oenten bes beutiden 1nterri9ts ers
nnnnt.
Nu9 ber beuti9e Surnunterri9t in
ben 6ffentli6en edulen bat d falls
febr erfolarei6 ertuieien. 10 baB ni9t
nur Or. &Obert Mobr, Eurnlebrer tes
Surnbereins .8ortpdrts" unb Der
bffentli9en @8ulen, fttr lebtere tpie.
berernannt, ioroern au9 beI6loHen
purbe, in oem neuen 9o9i6uI @e=
bdube einen Surniaal fir Die @9aler
ber 6o6i9ule einauri9ten.
Cine puIIma Gar in
s m m n.
Sc fapette, 90. Mai. slls Der
norotpdrts fabrenbe Perfonenaue Der
Wonon 8abn in friiber Morsenfunbe
bic Is Meilen itbli6 bon bier belegene
Ortf4aft &omnep erreiate, itanb Der
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

itelten Der @eielli6aft gerlekungcn
erlitten, an oeren Golgen fie 3eit
Sebens au leioen baben tpiro.
s 5000 @rfab berlanat.
Minnie @rigesbp bat bic etraBen=
babn=8eieai9aft auf $4,000 59aoen-
erfaB bertla9t. sic mar paiIaoier
zines electrii9en 5traBenba6npaeens,
als berielbe nit einem anberen colli=
oirte. Rldaerin trug er6ebli9e ger=
leBun9en oabon.
~ eugen IN elmer 9 9ei-
bungsflage.
Dor Gi4ter Garter uuroe aelterm
tiber Die S9eibungstlage ber6anbelt,
uel8e Oscar g. portteus, Elm pobl.
babenber Garmer bon Ncton, Sranflin
8p., gegen feline Grau 3ba eingerei9t
batte.
gai9t tueniser als 72 3eugen, ran=
gireno i'm glter bon 17-83 Sabren
maren einselaben tuorben.
Der 3ld9er bef6ulbiet feline Satin
ber Sreuloiieteit.
@egen bic NationaI
Bonb unb &eaItn=
3 o m at1n b.
SIN 8anbesgeri9t tpurbe qeffern
ttber bic Rlage berbanbelt, pel6e Sobn
Strange bon WiscOnfin sesen Die
National 8onb & &ealtp So. einqes
rei9t bat. st bat in oas unterneb=
men oerielben $4,000 inpeifirt unb bes
bauptet, oab S9minbel borg .lommen
1T. ST berlangt iein @elo nebit 3inIen
unb Soften 3uriif.
5000 augefpro9e
Sn Ri9ter WGcWafer's @eri9t
wuroe benz Nbolpb gbrgott In ieiner
3lage geeen Die 0enrids g2ooeltp So.
$500 fttr geleiftete 9ienite auges
fpro9en.
Sc 9iebe n.
&i9ter Naen betpilliqte fDI9enben
@beleuten, tpel6e gaieten in Der gbe=
itanos=S otterie 9eaogen batten, bic
S6eibune:
Settle 9acp BON Sames Sacp; Noa
=. Burnett bDn 9ubert Burnett;
Donnie Sadlon bon Sames SafTon;
2ouiie 6eelep bon @otpin @eelep les
muroe ibr erlaubt, ibren Mdb9enna-
men 9aton tpieber fiibren gu btirfen.
@ri m in Igert9t.
SbOmas Miaer, tpelder bes Morb=
angriffs aneeflaet mar, befannte fi6
bes tbdtli6en Nngriffs i@ulbis unb
puroe au feds Mpnaten Nrbeitsbaus
berurtbetlt.
Il n terf iiBung berIanet.
Mars SaflIo pertlaste ibren @atten
tpel9er i'm 9e3enber b. s.
fie unb feline bret Ginber i'm Slide
lieb, auf Is m69entlt6e l1nteritiibung.
OIiaeigeri9t
tpuroen Wm. Sobnion tueeen brutaIer
gebanbluns ieiner Satin gu so Sagen
nerurtbril.
Sames 2ust, Der betannte Gubrz
tpurbe tueeen etnes tbdt-
li6en Gnsriffs auf CHARLES Srtuin aur
3ablung BON $25 unb Soften berur-
tbeilt.
Srwin berifeuerte iein &dui9 nit 81
unb Soften.
Ser Gatmer So5n @alI bsn Platn.
fielb, pelder tpegen Srunfenbeit ber=
5aftet worben mar, tpurbe nit einem
Iuspenbirten urtbeil entlaKen. Wan
mar geitern in Ieiner Betruntenbeit BON
.inem Grtippel, gfamens 9elanep
8arbam in brutaIer Weiie miBbarbelt
poroen.
ungere9tfertigt Der.
baftet.
5ranf M. Gelmens bat bic 9iamonb
Steam 2aunbrp 6 Soilet Suppln So.
Degen uxgere9tfertigter 0erbaftung
luf $4,000 S9abenerfas berfla9t. @r
par auf 8eranlafuns bes 8erflasten
oegen angebli9er unteri6laguns bon
1907 berbaftet, i'm pOliseigeri1t aber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

~ Die bette 5 Sent gi9arre in
ber 6tabt, Wu6o's y2Ongfelotu".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20

. Smaba, 20. Wai. Wm. s.
8rDan tpuroe geftern Nbenb bon 1000
Semotraten i'm bieftgen Rrus=9beater
Elm eldnaenber gmpfang bereitet. @r
bielt cine Nnfpra6e, tporin er bic 3e-
organization berunterriB unb Die bieit=
gen Semotraten aufforberte, cine Sele+
CATION our Stats Contention gu
f9iden, Die in 9armonie nit ben iibri=
gen Selegaten fein tpiirbe uno Die
tpabre 9emotratie bon Nebrasta reprd-
fenttren tpiiroe. gr ifelte In Nbrebe,
baB Die 5rage bes Smperialismus se=
ibli9tet lei uno er ia9te, bieielbe tpiirDe
ni6t eber gei9li6tet tperben, bis Die
Jilipinos cine freie &e9ierung bdtten
tpie bic Ser. 5taaten ooer in cine &es
eieruns bineinsespungen tutiroen, dbn=
lid berjent9en. Die fie iebt bdtten.
Wenn unierer Gegierung, ia9te er,
6ilipinos tDoten tpirb, neil fe eine
freie &egietuns perlangen, bann wiro
es nur cine 5ra9e Der 3ett fein, baB
man bas 8Dlf unieres 2anoes t6bten
min, penn es barauf befebt, cine freis
Ee9ieruns au baben.
0iele Perinnener ertrunfen.
9alifar. q. G., 20. Mai. Ser
9ampfer current 8ap, tpel9er fib auf
ber Gabrt BON 5ponep nad Wontreal
befanb, rannte gegen einen Selien Der
ct. paul's Sniel unb fanf innerbalb
20 Winuten. Biele perionen finb err
trunten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-05-20
Der g 9dfer s q IT.

8ebfDrb, 20. Mai. Meit benz
gerbbr Der 3eusen fir ben Staat in
oempro3eB oes Sames Mc9onalo, mel
der Der @rmorbung Der 2e1rerin @arab
@6dfer angetlast TT, iagte Or. Sofepb
Gardner, Elm berborragenber Wicros-
copifer, aus, baB bas 9aar, tuel9es In
Der eritarrten Sanb Der grmorbeten se=
funben trurbe, genau BON berfelben
@r6Be uno Di9ti9feit mar, tuie Die
9aare, tnslde bonn Gopf bes Mngeflag=
I'm genpmmen tuurben.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-29
JAPANESE GABLE TO GUAM.
No Application Yet Made to This
Government.

Thus far the United States govern
plication from the Commercial Cable
Company to land a japanese cable On
the Island of Guam. The government,
however, has been appealed~to in a
tentative way by representatives of the
company so as to ascertain how the
United States would view such an APP
plication if it were made. No decision
has been reached, although in the light
of present information there is a mani
fest disposition to regard such a re-
quest as entirely reasonable and proper.
1t is considered that the laying of the
cable would be purely a commercial
permission for the landing of the cable
at Guam would not violate in any sense
the position of neutrality which the
United States has assumed in respect
to the Russo-Japanese conflict. As
heretofore indicated, if the permission
should be granted it is quite likely that
the use of the cable, during the prog
ress of the war, at least, might be
hedged about by certain conditions, but
even as, to that point no definite de-
cision has been reached.
1t is said at the War Department that
this is the only outlet that is possible
for Japan under present concessions.
The Great Northern Company, it is
stated is the only company which has
cables running into Japan, and that is
Danish company which is under Rus
sian control, it being the land line along
the Siberian railway to the Asiatic
coast.
Russia has made no protest to this
government against the granting of
permission to land the cable at Guam.
1t is assumed by Washington officials
that if a protest is made it will be filed
through regular diplomatic channels.
What action the United States would
take in that event cannot be foretold
as it would depend entirely on the cir
eumstances of the case.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-29
YOUR HAT.
May Be a Stylish One, But 1t Makes
Trouble.

May Be a Stylish One, But 1t Makes
Trouble.
A man usually buys hat that's Gin
STYLE" but the modern hat for men has
lots to answer for.
Baldheads are growing more numer-
Gus every day. Hats make excellent
breeding places for the parasitic germs
which sap the life from the roots of the
hair.
When your hair begins to fall out and
your scalp is full of Dandruff it is a
sure sign that these countless germs
are busily at work.
There is but one way to overcome the
trouble and kill the germs-that way IS
to apply Newbro's Herpicide to the
scalp-it will kill the germs and healthy
hair is sure to result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c.
in stamps for sample to The Herpiclde
Co., Detroit, Mich.
HOLSTER Drug Co, Special Agents
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-03-29

NO FRIEND LIKE AN OLD
FRIEND.-He will always help you in
time of need. 1t is the same with
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is an
old and tried friend in many thousands
of homes, and, like other old friends.
can be depended upon in time of need.
For sale by all Dealers and Druggists.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, Agents for
Hawaii.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

by pupil.
The Caesar and German classes
have this week begun a review Of the
last two months work.
The Zoology class having com
pleted the study of the fish have be
gun the dissection OF the earth worm.
The geometry students having
finished plane geometry are solving
original problems the remainder of
this term.
Moore Blackstock received rather
bad cut in the middle of his hand
Tuesday while preparing apparatus
for the rest of the zoology class
A number of the pupils in the
bookkeeping class have finished
their work to a point where they
will become partners with their en-
ployers They, like merchants, will
now buy and sell goods at their own
pleasure and each scholars success
as a merchant will depend on his
| business ability.
A new grille for the bank has lust
been received. The bank building
is now complete, having an oak col
ored counter and a gilded grille.
The window enclosing the grille
and counter is artistically painted in
green and gilt. The bank. which is
a necessitv as well as an ornament,
is the pride Of the school
A representative Of the Smith
PRIMER Typewriter company was
here the first Of the week making
arrangements for the sale of new
typewriter to the school. He spoke
very highly of the system Of short
hand tan2ht in this school and also
praised the method used in teaching
the commercial subjects lie said
the commercial course offered here
was as good as that in any CONNER
cial college in the state.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
At Bowernan.
Mines and Mining.

Copper mountain has taken ON
new life since Mr. Brant bought into
the Camp Bird and Gold Cross
groups \ boiler and engine has
been installed on the Camp Bird, ore
bins, engine and other buildings
have been erected and the shaft i
now down eighty feet on the vein.
twenty-five feet vertical. the balance
following the dip OF the vein on a
slight incline to the west. The vein
of pay ore in bottom Of shaft is all Of
seven feet wide and is even higher
grade than ANYTHING ever given 10
the public At loo feet a station
will be cut and drifts run on the vein
north and south The ore house Is
nearly filled, but hauling to the mill
commenced recently. The mill is
about sixty-ton capacity in twenty
four hour, and Will be completed and
in running order very soon.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Cus pr.ecs On h,.i> and Tess.
S&wrA4~EHs.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
L0CA Mx

= L0A N0DI =
Cus pr.ecs On LAo.i- and Tess.
SAHrA4~Ess.
Try thsa ~velses" candy = Gs-
yctse kxo~. .
Ma y Z Pra..sr wss hese luD
EApyk sk.s U<sk
T. y Gray ssA ssk - kacb
from the Worlds Far
W II Nate~ Is erecs,nS . 49,
barn % Lss E'sesssss ea fta~ sAssA
Nh Poe kssdy sad ksks -
t1rnel - I.ake Cay Thursday
Holiday vacation IN our Gay
scheoss begins next ~eek Friday.
n0ssioa pstp~s - eseasA 49,
Asre ss1s esg tAs aoGe - 49,
- uaes~yN-
Our SUNDAY Schsol teachess 80
their pupils are busy with soaR
and exercises for the Chris,mas tluss.
The wedding Of Miss Violet Clay
and Mr. End Jensen is snneancsA
for Thecenhser 18th A Chrssssaas
wedding
II is rsmored that W. ] HarIey.
Original dlscoverer of the Camp Bsa
mine at Bowerman. was Killed the
other day at Touopah
Mr. and Mrs Herman Click were
the guests of relatives this week en-
route from Crested Butte TO Califor-
MA where they will spend the winter
Chas Williams has accepted q
position in the grocery department
of the Gunnison Hardware Co and
Charley Duree Is working in the
hardware department
The following took the teachers
examination before Superintendent
Burnett YESTERDAY and today: Misses
Nav Marker, Nora Arch, bertha
Williams, Minnie Holthuser and
Charlotte Muncey.
John Lehrritter left last evening
for the east. lie reports the Augusta
mine as stocked with supplies for
the winter so that large force will
be kept steadily at development
work until sprinp comes.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

II Is rsmored that W. J Harley
Original dIscoverer II the Camp Bssi
mine at Bowerman, was killed th4
other day at Tonopah.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Try tasa ~velses" candy = O.
scsse Exo~. .
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
HOLIDAYS Are COMING!

~ sadue
shA
h- -f,~ad
dand te sserr
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Chas Williams has accepted a
position in the grocery department
u the Gunnison Hardware Co. and
Charley Duree Is working in the
hardware department
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

John Lehrritter left last evening
for the east He reports the Augusta
mine as stocked with supplies for
the winter so that large force will
be kept steadily at development
work until spring comes.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Mr. and Mrs Herman Click were
the guests Of relatives this week en-
route from Crested Butte TO Califor-
MA where they will spend the winter.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Ma y Z Prausss wss here ~
heyk sk.s s<s.k.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

The following took the teachers
examination before Superintendent,
Burnett yesterday and today: Misses
Nav Marker, Nora Arch, Berths
Williams, Minnie Holthuser and
Charlotte Muncey.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

TW 0sHs ssA ~sk - kscb
from the v orlds Far
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

The wedding Of Miss Niole< Cisy
and Mr. End Jensen is snnoancs1
for Ihecenher 18th. A Christmas
wedding.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
Wulu4 RlnnRS

Here have the stsplss, the substantial
gifts tha; shsa used N wears to come viii
bring up your nsne - fragrant roesaory.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Our SUNDAY Scheol seachess 80
their pupils are busy with soaR
and exercises for the Chrlsamas tluss.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

W II Nate~ Is erccs,nS q 49,
barn 90 Lss T.sosssty en Fsas sAssa.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

oosrisa pstp~s - essasA 49,
Aero ss1s esg tAs aoGe - 49,
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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Mn P0< kssdy sad LsAs -
turnee - I4ahe Cay Thursday
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

ttohday vscatson N our csAy
schooss teesns next ~eek Friday
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
High School Notes.

by pupil.
The Caesar and German classes
have this week begun q review Of the
last two months work.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-02-11
A fool fiatters himself: the wise man
natters the fool.-Bulwer.
THE DESIRE on STORIES
From the Once Ipon "a Time" Stag
Ia '"That Reniiads Me-"

From the Once Ipon "a Time" stage
Ca IA t.en,inds Me-"
Our earliest instinct is 10 ask for n
story, our latest to tell one unasked
Human life is bounded ut either end
by n phrase; once upon a time at one
end, that reminds ne at the other
Above the first instinct we rise gradu-
ally, gradually declining To the second
Not that the narrative sense ever dies
In us; only that in the plcnitude of our
powers we are not satisfied with Il story
that is nothing more than n story. q
narrative for "narration's sake.
The mind OF a child is all agape for
facts, for it is empty. ana nothing is so
quickly filling, so easily assimilable, as
q dish of facts. Facts Of fiction are
preferred by the child 10 actual facts
because they satisfy also it's strong i'm
~aginative N IFS moral ana intel
lectual senses are still IN allegiance. De
duce from any story ~ merar' or an
idea, ana the child runs away rudeiy.
There lies the difference between liz
and 1t. Our mora! and intellectual
senses are fiourishing, and by their
strength our Imagination is proper
uenately weakened. Grimm Is not
enough for ue. Oar moral sense cries
aloud fer Hans Apdersen. Dumas
leaves us cold. Our mind needs Pa ksac.
1t Is net enough for us that once upon
a time there were three princesses or
three ~musketeers who suffered or did
some queer things. We want those
triads TO illustrate. to symbolic, to
something, to corroborate or up
set some theory that we have formed.
to quicken ~ mind and affect suf
conduct.
buee are the prime needs Of sar ma
turlty. Genes Time. moving away
with his scythe our intellectual and
moral curiosity; o does he restore
to us our old Imagination. He crops lie
bare of all but experience. Things that
happened-espccially old CYCLISTS
that we are, the things that have hap
pened to ourselves are the only things
that rouse us from eur lethargy.
"Anccdotagc' is an ugly phrase. Sec
ond childhood" less harsh, d let less
exactly descriptive. For our last state.
The state where narrative IL absolute
was our first state too.--Max
In Saturday Review.