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The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-04-20

Men regular So 90 suits, well made
throughout, sale price, SIS 90
Mems regular $40 90 suits, many pat
terms to pick from, sale price, Sc 90
Mems fancy Worsted suits, worth Sill,
regular, sale price, 81 so
Mems fancy Novelty suits, medium
weight, we'll lined, regular SI3 50 suit,
sale price, SO so
Mems Novelty suits, farmer satin lined,
good value, sold heretofore for SIS 90,
sale price, MI w
The Teton peak-chronicle., 1905-04-20

Mems 10 Cotton SoX, DC
Mems SOC mule skin working gloves Soc
Mems 75c working shirts, now Toe
Mems SOC dress shirts, now oOc
Mems 65c all silk neckwear, now DOC
Mons SIC ribbed underwear, now QUO
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10
FOR DEEPENING CHANNEL
coAsTWisE DREDGING COMPANY
SUBMITTED LOWEST BID.
Work Will be Started or sewali's.
Point When Middle Ground Bar
Channel is Completed.

The Coatswise Dredging Company,
which is now dredging battle-ground
Bar and OF which Capt. Fred E. Jones
is vice-president and general mana
er, yesterday submitted the lowest bid
Tor the deepening OF the cl.a:l=iel off
Sewalrs Point. There were six bid
hers, three Of whom were only a frac-
ton OF a cent a yard apart. The Coast
wise Dredging Company's estimate was
Z ITO cents per cubic yard, while that
of the Norfolk Dredging Company was
Z $40 cents. One of the bids was at
8 cents a cubic yard one at cents,
one at 10 cents and one ut Is cents.
The total cost OF the work will be
about $60,000
The Coastwise Dredging Company
will complete the work at Middle
Ground Bar about the 18th OF this
month, and its dredges and scows will
be transferred Immediately to Sew
all's Point,
Capt Jones has made Newport
News his headquarters while super
intending the work at Middle Ground
Bar. and his many friends in this city
will be pleased to learn OF his success
in securing other important work il,
this vicinity
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10
SIMON LAKE X ON RUN
LITTLE SUBMARINE TOOK in
The REVIEW.
Inventor Lake Had Party o. Guests
Aboard. Including Two Foreign Ma.
val Officials.

i =, \ s,rlt1re feature TIE. great naval
review of Old Point yesterday was
The appearance cf,the Simon Lake x.
tho little lake submarine torpedo boat
built at the shipyard and now being
prepared for the government test
Early in tho day the Simon Lake Y
left the yard nnL steamed slowly down
10 Ola Point, passing the lines OF big
fighting craft and eXchargi salut es.
Hassi:g tho Dolphin the submarine
Dipped her eclGrs in resncct to tho
DISTINGUISHED personages aboard and
the flag OF the dispatch boat was Zip
ped i'll response. s0g
The submarine ran aroundt the
cruisers aud bnttleships ard as the
feet was mas sing in review: went out
as far as the Capes. The. run was Il
very satisfactory one ana the little
vessel returned to the stipyard about
4 O'Clock IL The afternoon
The boa. vas commanded by Cap
tain George Evans OF Bridgeport,
Gem and manned by a crew of five
men. Inventor Lake was aboard anal
lis party OF guests was composed of
the following: Mr.. J. c. Lake, Captain
Blake. Of the British steamship AL
ba CAPTAIN L. Hess, OF Tile Brazilian
navy Lieutenant Coster. Of the tlol-
laE.l navy: MI +. B. Vhi;nev, sec
end Vice president Of the Lake con-
rany. ard Mr.. Robert Skerritt
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10

existence il could, but I understand
that is impossible here; 50 we simply
ask that these laws may be written
SO That they may be enforced.
"Of the 1890 cases before your. po-
dice court lasi year. you will see that
more titan ono. half came directly from.
4ht. saloon. and snany others came in
directly. That is what tho saloon is
doing fer your city. Build it mp. in
lced!'
He spoke of the threats made by
liquor mer against certain business
men connected With TIE .Anti-Saloon
LeasTe What does it amount to at
ter all? p asked the speaker. rs not
RICH, ecnsllt'>s ard manhood and wo-
man mood above The few p:litry dollars
in YOnr city? .
III. the Mc,hodist orphanage a:
Richmond there hire 20 children. Out
Of the 70. SO are orphans. made SO by
:h1 san;on. That's what this evi. is
,s.iag fer tie men. the women and
the children CT the STATED" =
Among these in The large cong.ega-
ton which gathered 10 hear the SER
mon were several members OF Tho
council CONFERENCE.-The Attorney
G. ". Robinson ana other officials
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10
APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED
CAPTAIN STUART is NOW UNITED
STATES MARSHALL.
Senate Acted Fayorabiy yesterday.--
He Will Locate Headquarters in
Richmond or Norfolk.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the
appointment OF Captain"J. T. B. Stuart
by President Roosevelt as United
States marshal for the Eastern Vir-
ginia
Captain Stuart will go into Office at
once, succeeding Mr.. Morgan Treat, OF
West Point, whose resignation was re-
Gently asked for.
Mr. Stuart states that he will have
his headquarters in Richmond or Nor
folk. II possible he will locate the
office in Norfolk in order to keep her
residence here 5.@
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10

$500 cash balance only s25. monthly,
interest at G per cent, for a nice 10
room dwelling on Forty-eighth street.
Price, $2,l0O,. easily worth $4,000. Bar
gains like this are getting scarcer all
the time Better come. soon. Is JEIMS.
MARYE, BoYENToNG& CHAPLIN. Inc,
Insurance. Real Estate, Rents, Loans
and Investment Bonds. 18-3t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10
THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA."
Wartime Comedy Drama Presented at
Academy by Amateurs.

The Pride IF Virginia an inter
esting comedy drama. With its scenes
laid in Washington and the Shenan.
dcah Valley during the Civil war. was
presented at the Academy of Music
last night by amateurs, under the di.
rec.ion of Mr.. Melville Daniels.
2 fairly large audience witnessed
the performance anil heartily applaud.
cd the players The proceeds will go
To the charity fund of Newport News
loGGe, No. 23t. T. o. II. "A.
Between the acts clever srecialties
were introduced BY Misses klasky ana
Reist'eld and Hiss Hannah Reisfield.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10
COURT AT DENBEsGH.
Judge Tyler New Sitting in the Old
" l..0a Free State.

Judge Tyler arrived at Denbeigh
yesterday and convened the Circuit
Court of Warwicla county for the re-
gu1ar term. f9t
Numerous cases Of importance are
on the docket. among them being those
OF the saloon keepers who have been
summoned to show cause why their
license should not be revoked for viola
tlops Of the Sunday law.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-01-10
License to Marry.

l.ifense 10 marry was issued in the
clerks ciIce Of the Corporation Court
yesterday 70 !. H. kcclcy and Miss.
Sarah + Taylor
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28
lalilus,sa cssel.

Thsre IL no case of indigestion, dys-
pspsis or stomach trouble thst will not
yield to the digestive and strengthen
ing influence Of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
This remedy takes the strain OF the
stomach by dlgesting what YOU eat sad
allowing II to rest until II 10 strong
again. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure affords
quick and permanent relief from indi-
gsstion and Ill stomach troubles, builds
up the system and 20 purihes that dis
ease cannot attack and gain . foothold
- when in = weakened condition. The
constantly increasing use of Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure by physicians Of hospital
and general practice Of itself tells how
this most WONDERFUL modern discovery
has provsR 70 b. the greatest digest
ant Tor the alleyiati0N Of . suffeTiWg
humanity. IT. many cures Of bsth
children and adults grows larger day
BY day. Sold BY W. q. Cook or Peo'
Pies Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28
1Ae s.~sa's Nm. cssps.,ss IN A.tss.

1t is doubtful II . better lot Of MD
summer fiction was ever got together
than that presented by the Womsn.s
Home Companion. There are no i6ss
than nine short stories by such we'll.
known authors as Julia Truitt Bishop,
Ella Higginson. Morgan Robertson,
Seumas MacManus and Otho B Ssnga.
But this unusual quantity Of fiction has
no way curtailed either its depart
msnts or special articles. Among the
former, that Of fashions. by Grace
Margaret Gould, and "roy Boys and
Girls" by Aunt JANET" are found n
place - usual. Mrs. Ssngstsr, Mr..
Richardson and Mrs. Hsrrick are aiso
represented by their regular pages, ~
well IS Sam Lloyd. the prince Of pug
zlers. Two remarkable pages of pussy
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28

cat" pictures from photographs mark
the middle of thesnumber. Among
the special articles are ''The
of the Holy Land"
and when the Tornado Goes Skylark-
ing" both strikingly illustrated,
Others are "The American Social In
vasion of England, 'Notes from the
Diary of an Employment Agent" and
There Ought to Be Law. Publish
ed by The Crowell Publishing Company
Springfield. Ohio; one dollar year; ten
cents copy.
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28
from the Crawford Maher country if
it could be hauled in. This is matter for
our people to consider as its solution
means greater trade for US.
hotchklss.

North Fork Times.
Will Jones, of Delta, bee inspector
for this district made a visit to this
country and Crawford the last of last
week. He reports several infected
swarms in the country.
"Peck" Seaton, well known typo of
Hotchkiss, returned from Fl. Collins
last week where he had an operation
performed for an affection of the nose
and throat. Peck is one of the best
boys in the country and it is with the
wish of all his friends that he speedily
recover his health.
Judge WEIGH of Delta and = Mr..
Miller Of Salt Lake the latter gentleman
in the loaning business, made the valley
= visit tie last Of the week, previous Mr..
Miller was well pleased with the con-
ditions here and remarked that the
valley had q very bright future in store
for it. He will operate in this coun
try through Judge Welch.
The firm of A. D. Ashbaugh & Co.
has changed hands and Mr.. Ashbaugt
is no longer connected with the firm.
Stockham Brothers have bought hi.
entire stock.
H. E. Mathews informs US that som.
twenty-five gallons Of Doughty Spring
water Is shipped to Denver daily fo
use in four leading hospitals there. 1
has been found that the patients drinl
the water in preference to all othe
kinds. While at first they do not EMO.
the taste yet in from two to three day
hey call for it constantly and great,
relish it. Mr. Mathews says that tn
promoters Of the sanitarium are get
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28
America IL Tie orieat.

More than two thirds Of the ten thou
sand sewinR-machines sold in Constanti-
NOBLE in 1903 were Of the American
make. Sewing-machines from Ger
many, England, France and Austria
Hungary sell from forty to sixty per
cent cheaper than those from America,
but the people prefer the latter even at
the higher price. Windmills are used
in supplying water, at first, perhaps.
on the grounds Of the American miss
ions, and then to irrigate their gardens.
Around Smyrna in Asia Minor there
are more than twelve hundred and
fifty foreign made windmills; four ifths
of them are of American manufacture.
The annual imports at Smyrna amount
to fifteen million dollars. For cotton
goods alone the United States receives
four hundred and twenty-five thou
sand dollars to four hunered ana nity
thousand dollars. American patterns
Of agricultural implements have been
copied by German and Greek manufac-
turers and made up In inferior pot
metal" Quantities are ssnt into
Tureey at ridiculously low figures. I'm
itations Of American plows are also
made by local blacksmiths. Skilled
mechanics are discovering the superior
ity Of American patterns over those
from other countries, and gradually
increasing demand ID evident. Amer
lean rubber shoes are disposed Of readi-
ly.-Womans Home Companion for
August.
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28
1w.lr. IssAssd ss,ss Aeslss, a.,,sssAs.

Twelve nssdFed Sstes AsaisN lallFssd1.
The department Of agriculture has
prepared and is ready to begin over
twelve hundred suits against railroads
throughout this country to secure Inn
position Of . penalty of $500 In each
case Of every violation Of the so-ealled
twenty-eight-hour statute. which re-
quires the carriers transporting live
stock from one state to another 70 un-
load. feed and water every head Of live
stock for five hours after It has been
on the road not more than twenty
eight hours.
1t II said that nearly every roed from
Maine to California u involved.
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28
Three c..l .al us, R..s.ss.

There are three reasons why mothers
prefer One Minute Cough Cure: First,
it is absolutely harmless: Second. it
tastes good children love it; Third, 1t
cures coughs, Group and whooping
cough when other remedies fail. Sold
by w. G. Cook or Peoples Pharmacy.
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28

ting everything in shape and that it will
not be long before one Of the finest hos
pital in the state will be under process
of construction.
George Stephan and Judge Dickerson
were both Hotchkiss visitors Thursday.
Mr.. Stephan, who 10 deputy prosscut.
ing attorney, came up on business in
that line, while Dickerson stopped here
on his way home from business IN Paonia.
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28

PIOna Gazette.
We are pleased to see the great i'm
provement in press work on the Delta
Independent, it being fine. clear print.
The new press seems to be giving sat
isfaction.
A larger amount of small fruits were
raised in this vicinity this year by far
than ever before, which were quick to
9 Ill at high prices. 1t would be well to
t1rn our attention to berries especially
rs there is always good demand for
the strawberry and red raspberry, COM
ing as they do early in the season. Mr..
Heberling, on Pitkin mesa, seems to be
leading out in this matter, as is also
Mr.. Reed just south Of town.
P.J. Houlton, of the w. o. w. was
in the city this week and interested our
citizens in ''log rolling" BY that or
der such as drew large crowds at Delta
last year, and where Paonia carried off
the honors. prizes and emnoluments in
her usual fashion.
After going eight hundred feet
through shsle, c. R. Chinn has penetrat-
ed sand rock, into which he has gone
two hundred feet and still going. II this
was proven oil region these conditions
would be sure indication of near
approach to oil, would lie just under
the sandstone strata.
To discover how badly road is need
ed to the grain and hay raising country
at Crawford one needs but note the
vast amount of these products handled
by w. w. Fluallen at his feed store in
Paonia. Carload after carload is ship
ped to him from abroad that would come
The Delta independent., 1905-07-28
The County Papers.
PAONIA.

The Paonia Newspaper.
The Colorado Telephond Company
commenced constructing their extern
sion to Somerset on Monday of this
week. The improvement will be great
ly appreciated by subscribers here.
w. N. White, of New York, was in
town this week arranging to get his
share of the fine North Fork fruit.
Mr.. White is large exporter to Euro
pean markets besides jobbing to east
ern dealers.
B. M. Tanner, fruit buyer, who has
purchased much fruit in this valley,
came to town the early part of the
week to try and secure few cars of
North Fork apples for the eastern
market.
Neighbor P. J. Houlten is here arrang-
ing with the local camp, Woodmen of
the World, for monster log rolling to
be pulled off in September. The
affair will bring hundreds of visiting
Woodmen here and will result in much
good to the order.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28
NOT DETAINED BY
HEALTH OFFICERS

Clearance papers we're issued yes
tC7day to the British steamship Good
wood, and her master, Capt. BOag was
warned against going TO sea without
detent-9n in quarantine This fact
became known on the streets. ana last
night it was stated that although the
vessel had moved from her mOorin gs
IN the channel she was anchored of
The navy yard. This at once became
The basis Of a statement that the YES
sci had been forcibly detained by the
health officer
An inquiry by The Journal ELECTED
the information that DR.. Porter had
merely advised with Capt. Boag on a
few points and the latter had decided
10 so to sea anyway. Owing to the
fact that warnings of a storm in the
gUlf were posted Tuesday night it is
supposed the GOOdwOod remained in
the harb0r because OF the weather. Il
IS certain that Dr. Porter had nothing
10 do with her not going from the har-
Dor and proceeding on her way 60
Scotland, whittier she is bound.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28
AYCOCK

AycOck, Fla, Sept. ED Ay-
cock has returned from a business
trip to Georgia and other points.
Engine No. 1, of the Aycock Central.
Jumped the track the other day and
lay In the ditch all night This caus-
ed the mill to shut down for want Of
logs.
There is considerable sickness in our
busy little town.
Mr.. Shefield's little daughter is
quite sick with throat trouble. There
are several other cases and the doc
tors are busy.
Mr.. Pickens, of the Naval Stores Co,
and Mr.. Mckinley. of Gay, were call
ers here yesterday and guests at the
hotel.
Mr.. Warren, the hustling supervisor
oe the Louisville and Nashville, has
been looking after the sideracks here.
Ed HOgebOOm has gone to take
charge OF the engine at the Crane &
Beauford mill at Blue Pond, near his
cid home. Best wishes for success so
with him
Manuel White is quite sick He
thinks that he viii have to pay a visit
to his old home in Georgia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28
OFFICERS MAKE
IMPORTANT CATCH

Early yesterday morning some one
affected an entrance into Mrs. COul-
sons butcher shop on West Govern
ment Street. probably with the inten-
ton of committing robbery. The win
dow on the Baylen Street side was
broken and the wire screen was cut
away. The thief no doubt got inside
but could not find what he evidently
expected, so left, as far as Is known
empty handed.
Yesterday Officer Ray arrested a
negro who gave his name as J. W.
Church. The authorities believe that
they have The guilty man, and intimate
that they have ample evidence to con-
vict Church
His capture was brought about by
the fact that a lady who lives over
the grocery store which Is located on
the Southwest corner Of Baylen and
Government Streets was awakened
by the fire alarm. While she was on
her porch looking for the location of
the fire she observed the negro stand
ing by the window. At first she paid
she noticed that everytime some )ne
would approach the negro would walk
leisurely away and return again when
the course was clean.
Yesterday when she heard that the
butcher shop had been broken into
she recalled the inci3dent Of the night
before.
When the officers questioned her
for a description Of the negro she
could give but little satisfaction as
she had not paid much attention to
him. She remembered, however, that
Mr.. Mann. whom she recognized, had
passed by the store and she saw him
look at the negro very carefully. Tie
officers sought Mr. Mann, and obtain
ed from him an accurate description
Of the suspicious negro, and in a few
hours Church was arrested answer
ing to every detail of the description.
When searched, a large bunch Of
keys was found upon his person, and
the officers believe that Church is an
old hand al that game. One Of the
keys in the bunch opens the front
door Of the butcher shop very readily
but It is thought that he did not at
tempt to enter the front door on ac-
count Of the arc light at the corner
which Eliminates all the front of tbs
building.
Church said he lived in Mobile md
that he had not been here long He
became very insolent when questioned
by the officers and his manners eZem-
pity those Of the profe ssiOnal burglar.
He will have a trial before Judge
Laney this morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28
HANALINS
WIZARD

This great, soothing, curativ,
remedy relieves pain, reduce
swelling and Inflammation. ans
heals up all open wounds an,
sores. It is the one perfect, moo
ern dressing, or treatment, for /,
wound. Its quick use viii pcs;
lively prevent blood poisoning
Always keep it at hand.
Says Mrs. Jessie Farris, Of Elig
abeth, KY: my little boy wa.
badly burned on both legs, which
were so drawn out of shape thai
he could not even crawl. I tried
many remedies without relief, bu.
finally HamIins Wizard Oil made
a perfect cure, and he can now
walk and run. We thought We
should have to amputate both his
legs, and feel that Eamlins Wizard
Oil saved nis life" Price SOC and
S1.00.
Sold nd recommended bv
WHITES PHARMACY,
Pensacola, Fla.
Phone $50, Night Phone 446.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28
POOR PEOPLE
TREATED FREE

Il is thought that some Of the poor
dread notifying a physician in the
event Of sickness in their family. on
account of possible expense. These
people should not conceal any case of
sickness on this account, because
where they have no money 10 pay for
!. they will be treated free Of charge.
al the poor people who are unable to
pay for medical attention will be look
cd after without cost to them for either
d physician or medicines and they are
therefore earnestly urged to report all
cases Of any kind Of sickness just as
soon as they develop. They should re-
member that they are not 70 await de-
TelOpment to see whether or not the
disease is yellow fever, but TO notify a
physician on the first day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28

street shows, variety theatre, opera
houses. In some instances licenses
are raised while in others they are
lowered. The free and easy" class
Of vaudeville, usually run In cOnjuDc.
tion with saloons, comes in directly
under the band, as the new ordinance
fixes the licenses up to $4,000 per
year. The ordinance also fixes the
veterinary surgeons license at $500
and that of the Osteopath at $1,000.
The ordinance was put on its second
reading and will come up for final
passage at a special meeting 20 be
be held Friday at II o'clock m. Sept.
20.
Alderman Reilly introduced an or
dinance to provide for the levy of ad
valOTem taxes for the year 1905. This
was put on its second reading.
The council then adjourned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28
BUSINESS is
NOW VERY ACTIVE

Although the yellow fever has, in a
measure. interferred with nearly every
business interest in the city, the City
Carriage Shops are doing a flourish.
ing business in every sense of the
word.
Il is evident that the business men
of Pensacola are preparing for bust
ness with renewed vigor after frost,
judging from the many delivery wag-
.ons and other vehicles which are be
ing built and repaired by the City
Carriage Shops. which are located at
rs and 113 West Romano, and of
which ]. G. Hilliard is proprietor.
Mr.. Hllliard says tnaJ he has a great
deal of work 10 co. and that they are
almost taxed to their fullest capacity,
but, he says that they are increasing
their force and their capacity to meet
the growing demands of their trade.
OF course. every department is in
the hands of competent men, and The
class Of work that is turned out is in
every way of the very best order.
The horseshOeing department is an
important adjunct to this enterprise.
They are prepared to shoe a great
many horses and mules and all this
work is done under an absolute guar
Gntee.
The contract for shoeing the city's
stock was awarded to these people last
Monday. There is no doubt that The
City's interests viii be in good hands
while the City Carriage Shops have
this contract.
Mr.. J. G. billiard. who served in the
carriage business with his father, the
late J. VI. Hilliard, is an expert. ami
his work is too well known in Pensac0-
la TO need comment.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-28
LAUNDRY NOTICE..

Owing to the scarcity Of collections
and the absence Of Mr.. Walker Ing
raham from the city, Il is necessary to
place the business on a cash basis
Monthly customers are hereby mott
fed that money must be left at home
10 pay delivery man. or package viii
be brought back 10 laundry Office.
STAR LAUNDRY.
5sept Nv BY H. ]. Mackey.