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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-10-12
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Srat in ardft am 1. 9uni 1906,

ITlt IN NTdTi am I. JnnI 1915.
3asr vsrlaTsn Sndutpn um | 90, 200, 800
400, 500 uue 6 90 Rrratns. lin 40 Rpr-
etns an gDOhtnidstn uHe aas uahfrIssneI
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fts.Sarrt Al Winuttn ipdttr anfcmmsue.
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800 bis $40 Rabmittdss.
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ld1tu Scranton allt Stunes idslib, ausat
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part uub petrsbure.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
SIX Counter Neus

Colored Umbrellas, in all colo
Silk Suit Sale.
N Special sale Of China Silk and
y Taffeta shirt-Waist Suits. This
seasons best models, at exception
ally low figures. A.
80. 90 ffeta Suits oflbrown,
* changeable taffeta; also pin
striped taffetas, tucked waists,
full shirred sleeves and gldltedd5
s15.oO-Chan. ,eable Taffetass
sas5 and Shepherds Plaid Suits, piped
with contrasting shade 80 waists
!, tucked In five clusters. full killed
skirts. ~ ,.55S
new surplice effect; skirts the full
effects, tucked hips; egulars ; g
value. 3s
Sale Of Sam pie Skirts.
I. III In h all wool crashes, imported
flannels, voiles, cheviots and Pan
amas; light Ecolors, also navy blues
and blacks. ssS3 q. l. 81.
About fifty skirts in this lot,
values $500, s6.4S and 7.48,;
oh dice X %. LAB
The fashionable Mohairr Skirt
Is shown, in black, brown, p aVy,
green and white Killed J, accordeon8
plated and flounce effects,
e. &3.O8 to $126Oy
The Panama Skirt is stylish
serviceable and ligh Z weight, and
will always hold sway with the
well dressed woman.
Shepherds Plaid, Black, Navy
Brown and Herring bone stripes
are shown, in all the newest eff
fects 4. q. u. y. 800 to 800
Covert and Serge are the plain,
tailor-made girls favorites. Il These
are made with Killed bottom
stitched straps and tucked hips
giving the new extra full effect.
". Y. IL $500 to 81 800
Dressy Skirts, in Yoiles, taffe-S
ia, Panama and crepe de chine, 81
ssss SS.48 to $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23


no time should be wasted in experim' 1' 1T q
ing, and that only ma chinery which has 'ls.
been In actual use and has stood Cd the
test OF actual service should be employee
This is the idea OF the engineers here,
and as have shown. In describing the
handling OF. the culebra cut 1t will make make
possible the completion Of the canal 4 in;
II compare lively short time. s n!
81 1t seems to me that II man like the
chief engineer were given nitro charge
OF tho work at Panama. with a large.
enough contingent fund to meet every
possible emergency and with the Sauthor-i
Sity8to act in emergencies, as far as the
sistlmus is concerned; and II ut the
same time a nah of similar ability and
training could b5 placed under the Sec
rotary Of War and the President at the
washington end OF the line, the canal
would 90 jumping from now on to tho
finish. This. OF course. means consul s,
Ing and advisory engl neers for Mr., Wal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23


IA lack OF basins, rubber ting, lamps 'ss
and lanterns. We lave5s had II only q 9
few temperature thermo meters. II In my,
ward had twent y-three patients and ll1l.
In order to get a tllernom me, ter to IKE S:
their temp era ture I had to 80 to another
ward to borrow one. This wa s. the case as
in other wards, and It 50 resulted that
Iii one ward 10 temp turc Wa taken
from L P. NJ until Is. NJ 81 the next
day, 3 The nurse in charge Of that ward
would have had to go out5iIl the h dark al.
down 1.-The & hill, through the trees to
another ward to borrow a thermometer.
She was afraid and did not go. and !
don't blame her. Such ther I'M eters
cannot cost moro than 50 cents apiece ia at
wholesale: ss54
81 "Another thing we needed t8bu could
not get,N tile nurse went on, was ap-
sorbent cotton. and gauze.5 Ne.o l,Ilt &c,
1t from the United States, butt takes ,s
a month to get an ordinary purchase y lls g
through, and for weeks we lacked this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23


lace and 1t also means plenty OF assis-s
9tance for the men at the other end. WITH
the President at the head as the boss
of the, whole. . Fl
IA Kick From a Trained Nurse
Some OF the most serious d elays. usod,5s
I suppose. by advertisements for bus
have been In supplying the hospitals,
Several OF the doctors have told me y hat
they have been out OF important drugs
for a considerable time, but ~ was not
until this morning that had q detailed
statement as to the lack Of medical and
surgical necesslt les, My Informant Use
one Of the American, traipeS nursesf who
has been emp Dyed at A neon for several
months. Said she; KS 81, a
S''yYo have had great trouble ". getting
things of all n nds on time hen thu
Americana took hole .sp iSes were sent
down for o. hospital Of 100 beds We
have now 500 I, eds In use and no proper
sttonate5 increase ~ y les. This means
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

get what they want for. their work.
Some Of the employees even take money
out OF their own !. pockets and buy at tho
stores, trusting to be- paid back III the
future. The French supplies and ma
chinery on hard have been Of enormous
value. and the French warehouses are
5ransacked to supply many d eficiencies.
A Business Administration.
Indeed the enormous interest and work
Ing cost of building the canal demand
that 4 should be pushed to completion
as rapidly us possible, We need a
modern business administration. with,
modern business me tlods. NYejneed men
who will look at the commercial side of
every proposition, as well as the techni-s
cal and political sides, "a s3
In order TO shorten the time we should
first adopt careful, we'll considered
and comprehensive general scheme OF
work and then have N administration q,
which will sec that the labor. material
and machinery necessary to vigorously
prosecute their work are promptly fur
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

u n
allowed. The supplies needed have been
promptly ordered. but tho necessity OF
advertising for bids has caused . delay
In the orders being filed, and IN the
meantime the hospitals have gotten along
HIS well us they could, patrnniang 10
some extent the Panama drug atoresat
considerably higher prices than si'nllal"
orders would cost in the United States. 81.
1T seems TO ma that the sanitary force
here is excellent. The corps Of doctors
embraces some of the best men of their
profession, and botll doctors and nurses
are doing earnest and constellation
work. I Il Sis s 535F Nh 81
q As 10 the matter of supplies. one Of
the doctors recommends that q medical
gpIrveyor be put at the head OF the
medical supply department for PanamN
at New York, and that he he paid $4,000
ID year This man would be IN close
connection with the hospitals here, und
would keep In touch with the markers
AT home. lie would SEQ that PANAMA.
has always d fill months hospital sup
piles In advance, and large enough
reserve supply To meet any emergency,
Indeed, sorne such provision would seem
TO DO almost n8necessity In tho presenl
Of the sthmps,
Copyright. 1915, by Frank q. Ga lpenter,) i
Looks Better Now. 81
d & ri s, Since writing the nhoye, the news
has conle that President Ro ossvelt lia x
$reprganlzed tho Canal Commission, and
that the chief engineer will be y wen f.ll
authority at this end Of the line, while
il Commissioner Shonts, y prac Teal rail-
road man, will have charge OF ordering
supplies and all other work in the lInite,l3
States. Thls means n business aianailllss3
8tration throughout. and that the canal
building will from now ON be pgaet iea "
relieved az the red tape which has so
clogsed the undertak king up to this tinls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
HAHRoI Ar COLON, WHRRE sUPPLIEs ARE LANDEl

material to dress wounds and drain them,
We used old MOSQUITO netting for q
time. and also bought cheese clot h. y
cheese cloth contained starch, and, when
IL became dry, 1t would max M covering
over the wound standing out from IT,.
u, do not know thai any injury
u great annoyance to the doctors and
nurses N ssa5 NJ u sis
g3s' How about drug suppl .'s sked ssg
rs We have been short M y number ~
med olneai at time have
been en- irely out Of arsenic 81 lsy mo,
potash and tigitalis. and also. of Iron,
iodine and similar drugs. One the
medicines we l,se gis the el iTsof auinire.
Iron and sstryennine we We're once plt
OF that for Swaek Ks, 1 a nd az Was ne same
wit tn Fowler's sol,lt ton 81 q Use r
Nurses at Panama, Nj
s hat Kind a Of d posi- ton is that sof
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inished.t H
Il This means that We must have q one-
man power at the head of AL things con,
.nected with the construetio ~ the
canal, and that this power must be on
the ground with ability: to meet the
emergencies and with authority to
act without the delay Incident to making
reports to some other q uthority 1000
miles away and without Wasting one
or two months Of waiting before any
ind y dual mo- no can be slade, B,
Sg It means that the ordinary restrict Ions
az our routine government work should
no modified, and that those which pre-
vail in our great railronds and other
business lnstit,t ionsa should take their
place. It means the abolition Of the red
tape which now holds as TO such work,
and that everything should be done to
hurry on the compilation o. the canal
at the earliest possible moment.
means that we should have "A The best
and the most improved mach nery, hat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
REDUCED RATES VIA SEABo GARD
w AIR LINE. jii5

A,rl. ANITA. CA and return account
meeting National Associate Of Manu-
f,,cturcrs, the Seaboard Will sell round
trin tickets TO Atlanta at one fnl 9 Plus \
q, cents. Rate from Richmond. Sl5,7b.
Ticket sold May l4th and 18th, and good Z
returning until May aottl, BY payment
~ 20 cents, tickets will be extended UNI
m, June 18th. The Sea board has very fast
ma convenient schedules between Rich
n,nnd and Atlanta. and opera ties two daily i
rains With pullman sleeping ca rs, cafe
mrs and the best OF day Goa cfes. Az;
n KANSAS CITY. NJ o.. and return. account
~ snnthern Baptist Conventions the Sea-
nonrd viii sell round trip tickets at one
iway fare Plus 50 cents; lrouna trip from
richmond, $3s.OO, Tickets sold May ~ hg
- iith inc, limited to return on or be-.
ffrre' May sd, 900, The Seaboard bas
= Very attractive route 10 Kansas City,
wiaa Atlanta, with exceptionalIy conyeatent3
schedules Bor further I'M ornate ion Iela.
I've 10 any az tho abNYe reduced rates.
icalI II Richmond Transfer Companies
office. Main Street Station. or 10 ths9
~ N 81 y
d All information cheerfully given, ara
-four patronage respectfully solicited.
w, NJ, TAYLOR.
City Ticket Ayeal
II. s.. I.EARE.
as District Passenger Agent
$50 East MaiA Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

If con gress will now but q o Its duty tho,
work q Il canal digging will soon be In full.
sway, and we shall have. a union l OF the
oceans III advance Of the widest d eam ms
OF the French engineers. ., =,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23
LADIES, AND CIIILDR EMS
Summer Underwear Sale

crochet trimmed
Rchelieu Ie in pink different
your choices
49,. $500. RI. s
fitting at bust
and 5Uc
Ladies, Ribbed Vests, .lise finish sizes. each.
d Z and II 1-2c
Suits for ladies' low neck and knee pants tight
Jersey cotton Isle thread knee ankle
length, lace trimmed, all sizes 25c, ''oc and 65c
short sleeves
OF special each zoe
Newest of Laces and Trimmings
truly elegant assortment OF
displaying for trimming Easter
Applique Chanly
Gaze Alovers 1dges
prices Dress
Silks Aoars endless variety
IN the most
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-23

OUR POPJLAR DEPARTMENT..
Special News from Mems Counter


Quality White Plated White Lace Bosom shrs
also Eclipse White Lanndered Dress Shirts for each gs
good &c and so values
good s5c qualities
also and pretty 5es s
collars, effects and coored grounds at each 4Sc
Newest Belts and Girdles.
with shrrings in the back and vide
black white brown green and red worth 76e
worth So aSy pe'p z ossns
se5 shirrings black
$50 Satin girds
Richmond's Best Kid Gloves.
M ben
g Two Glaze KID
New Fabric Gloves.
silk every
able shade including white
Ing fingers are well shared and
Sale Of Ladies Neckwear.
AT 25c Each SOC EACH.
Lace
SILK Collars White and light blue
HandMade stock @ Tras . WIZ n m
Collars, SILK Tailored stocks ii
tab white and
broidered Null
with without Stocks with
Slide. Embroidered Colarsand Cuff Sets,
point Gaze and venise
Collars Cuff ias my oloc ool
81 Cloth ~. . ~ Jand
Fine Nada II lace mouseine
Embroidered
stock Collars beads and Jewels, and fin
ruching top; shed with lace medalons ana
French knots; Fine Cola and
steel
annliane medalions l3 roc, 300 81 30
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
LEGAL UBucaIloHs.
NOTICE ~ AHNlNusTaArOa.s SALE,

That by virtue Of decree and order of sale
made and entered by the county court Of 0un-
23rd 1875, in the matter of the petition to seil
real estate II the estate of ELMER Carpenter
deceased the undersigned will. on the 18th dAaU
of May, 1905, at the law office of J. N. McDou9a1
in tiunnison, Colorado, sell at private sale for
cash, all the right, title interest and est ate d
the said Elmer arpenter, deceased, at the time
OF his death, and also all the right, title end
interest that the said estate. by operarioa Of
law or otherwise, may have acquired other
than, or in ADDITION to that of said deceased at
the time of his death, in and to all the follow
ing described lots or parcels of land to-wit :
The s's of seiA. the sei4 of swis, section r. in
twp ~ and lots Nos. and 4. section g. and
lots and in section 4, twp - n. all in range I
", n. N. NJ together with all improvements
thereon. including ditch and water rights usej
to irrieate said lands All bidders are repulred
to file sealed bids with the undersigned on or
before said day of sale. The refusal Of all such
bids is reserved to the discretion Of the lmin-
istrator. HENRY +. LAKE, Administrator.
First pub. April "a, last pub. Nay T. 1896.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
Aunt Abbie paused and l sat wonder

Aunt Abbie paused and l sat wonder
ing how calm. patient, sympathetic
Aunt Abbie could ever have shown the
disposition which she had just pictured
to me. After a moment she resumed:
We'll. dear. she was married in the
little church yonder one chill Novem-
Der day when the rain dripped from
the leafless branches and the wind
walled dismally through the trees.
sat, listening to the minister's voice.
dumbly feeling that this day would be
symbolical of the life which lay before
her.
Three years passed away, and there
came a day when word was brought me
that Agnes was dying and wished to see
me once more. ! will try and picture
to you the place she now called home.
Go with me up the dark. narrow N.ghts
Of stairs into a dim room in a tenement
No sunlight came through the small
curtainless window; no food in the
cupboard: no carpet on the floor. only
the most abject poverty seen on every
hand; there, on a bed in one corner of
the room lay the pale emaciated form
of what had once been my lovely sis
term her arms tiny babe, slowly
but surely breathing its little life away.
AS l sat by her. after the first glad
moments of reunion, she seemed to lis
ten anxiously to every football which
came up the stairs. | inquired for her
husband, but scarcely had the words
passed my lips, when stumbling, un-
steady footsteps were heard and a hand
fumbled for the latch. Looking up l
saw the bloated, sodden face of him
who had promised to love and protect
the frail being who now shuddered at
sight of him. But why dwell on the
pitiful scene
only too soon had she found her
Idol only clay. The rumor had proven
true and he had drunk more and more,
steadily losing respect and position.
dragging ter down to that fearful level
u a drunkard's wife In few davs
both she and her baby girl were cold
and still in death. we buried them in
our old family burying ground and
4 since have ceased to speak of her whom
We really loved so we'll. because of the
/ pain il gives us
Aunt Abbie was crying softly as she
4 ceased speaking. and I crept away to
/ be alone, resolving that if want Of self
control would lead to words ana acts
which could cause so much reynorsa ana
- many bitter tears OF repentance.
henceforth, with Gods help. 1 would be
stronger and gain the mastery over
self remembering that he who con-
que-s self il greater than he who takes
q acity.'-EXchange.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
ShArps and Flats.

The organizers of the latest miss
ing word fraud have got twenty-two
months with hard labor" They had
been carrying cn the business in one
form or another since 1892 TO the
tune of 1850 a week. according TO their
own account When they come out they
Viii, of course, start again. hav ng had
time to mature new and tempting
scheme. Men cannot be expected to
abandon such a lucrative trade when
the people are-so to speak-simpiy
imploring TO be allowed to pour their
money into some sNiHdle or other The
supply of dupes is not j0t dim .nlsn-
ed by any amount of exposure. and SO
long as there are dupes there will be
rogues. No one need pity the victims
of this or any similar frauds. They
are really the victims OF their own
silly and sordid motives The most OBJ
vious and palpable humbug is good
enough TO catch them. if only i, oIers
something for nothing.-St James
Gazette.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

We are some4imes told that lAA0
unions are organized msinly foe
strike purposes. That is but .
small part of the work they aim 70
accomplish in bettering the condi-
ton of members and incidentally
protecting their families and max
ing better class Of American citi-
zens. A report of the lnternatloaal
Cigar Makers Union for 1904 shows
expenditures as follows: strike fsnd
S332 1885, sick benefit, Sl63, .H6;
death benefit, $l5l ,752; travelling
benefit, s5S,72S; out of work bene-
fit, s29,s73. The membership Of
the union is Al 1856. Statistics Of
the union show that the average life
of a union cigarmaker has increased
between six and seven years as re-
suit of the eight hour working day
and other reforms instituted bv the
union.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

We are proud Of the advertising
columns Of the News. Proud not
only Of the artistic manner in which
the ads are sci but of the enserprise
and business tact Of the merchants
who take advantage of talking dir
ectly 10 nine hundred of the best
families in the Gunnison coxntv
every week We now ask fhvor
of our readers. In visiting = saore
for some particular article, paease
say you saw it advertised N the
New Champion. 1t will assist US
and at the same time prove 70 mer-
chants the direct results Of aAvestis-
ing which are sometimes has3 to
trace.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05
A UNIQUE NEGRO COLONY.
a Prosperous Alsba ma settlesAent Rvn
by Former slaves.

- Ff"~per""s Aisbaasn settleWeAt Run
ny Former slaves.
Down in Alabama, not far from the
City of Birmingham, is probably the
most unique negro colony to be found
In the South. Its postoffiee address ia
Vance. The colony is settled on the
plantation of Marion Banks, a slave
owner of old days who left his land to
his negroes when he died. There were
eleven heads of families among the
negroes at the time, and each got a
farm of 20S acres, but they have pre-
ferred to live together in community,
working together and helping each
other when it was necessary The set
tlement has been a prosperous one, and
is now self-supporting, and has over
800 members. nearly all of the pure At
rican type. But what the negroes want
more than anything else are better
school facilities, for they are beginning
to appreciate the fact that only with
education can they keep up with the
procession" and they are now going
to work to add the necessary school.
and thus secure educational advance
ment as well as material prosperity.
There are dozens of negro settlements
in the South, but this is perhaps the
only which has been thoroughly sue
cessful without the advice. assistance
the principle of cooperation, believed
to be so difficult in the negro, has been
carried out thoroughly.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

summons nn Ap-
plicationfo foI reg.
i-tratlon.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-05

State Of Colorado. County of fiunnison s. In
the District Court. No. Z.
Joseph H. Collins,