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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13
Withdraw Yakima Lands

The interior department at Wash
ington, D. c.. yesterday announced
that 62S 900 acres of land which
had been withdrawn on account of
the Dubois irrigation project has
been restored to the public domain.
The land restored is located in the
vicinity of the Snake river desert
and northwest of Blackfoot, Idaho.
The general land office continues
to make Withdrawals on account of
the North Yakima irrigation pro-
ject, and yesterday 13s.24o acres
were ordered withdrawn from entry
south and southwest of North Yak
ina.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13

We guarantee every
stove to remain abs0.
luteIy Albright rs long
as used.
We guarantee q uni
form heat day ard night
with soft coal. slack sift.
ings, or hard coal.
We guarantee that
the rooms can be heated
from one to two hours
each morning with the
soft coal, slack or hard
coal PUT In the stove the
evening before.
We guarantee Coles
Hot Blast 20 use less hard
coal for heating q given
space than any base
burner made with same
seating surface.
We guarantee the feed
door to be sznoke.pr0Of
and that the stove will
hold fire with soft coal,
hard coal or slack
thir:y-six hours without
attention.
The above guarantee
is made with the under
standing that the stove
be operated according to
directions. and set up
with . good iue.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13

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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13
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KD1TOR and PROPRIETOR
EERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Will Build to Pacific Coast.

Charles Pfeffer, the townsite
agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul, has announced author
itive;y that the Milwaukee road
would build to the coast He said
denials were useless after the pub
;icity given the recent purchase at
Tacoma of terminals involving
more than 100000. Pfeffer says
the Milwaukee has surveyors and
right of way agents in eastern
Washington at the present time.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13

The board Of school district Is down
the valley and the patrons Of the
school wish to thank all the business
men of Kennewick who so literally
responded to our request for money to
buy lamps and other similar furniture
for our new school house.
l.. HEDINGTON.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13

Will sell three acres of my tract
across the street from schoolhouse.
for $500; Sl1OO cash, balance when
Iced is delivered. Inquire at the post
office. A. H. POTTER.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13
BARGAINS

school house and proposed railway town
site, at SIS per with water right
partly improved beautiful Columbia river at 500
miles from Kennewick brush SIS
acres beautiful Columbia river at $3.50 terms
acres, all in alfalfa, town, $500
acres planted, city Kennewck, $500
1000 of best wheat land at $14 per acre.
bunch grass wheat land 49,
Buy This of the finest little home
the Kneck gardens has frontage on the beautiful
Columbia river handy for boating bathing and hshng
and comfortable ideal place tor retired farmer mer'
house OF hive rooms and
good chicken ences best Bng and
European variety grapes 1ncd
Alexandria, Malaga, Black Hamburg
Clark Seeding Strawberries which
beating spring; large blue grass and white
good cellar alfalfa pasturs tor horse COW and
cickens ideal home and when
full CROP $1,000 yearly income above
expenses the best place have offered
have the market days.
$4,000 terms half balance February
per cent be carried mortgage at per cent
BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE LOTS,
ACRE AND HALF-ACRE TRACTS TO SUIT.
WRITE BOOKLET, Truth About Kenne-
full information the the for
THE HANSON & RICH
.n,no.,>- o,,,,.. kENNEWICK
WASHINGTON
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13
U.B.Shantz,D .,D.M.D.

=. Will be at New Windsor Hotel,
Pasco, Tuesday, Oct. II, and at
Kennewick Wednesday and Thurs
day, Oct. Is and ~
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13

LOST-A red pocket book containing
valuable papers. Suitable reward will
be paid for it's return to the owner.
H. H. Bowers.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13
Well Drillers, Attention!

1t is desired to put down q deep well
on or near Section l4-7-2S in the Horse
Heaven. Bids will be received and in
formation given by G. A. Lundy, KEN
newick, WASH. e. >.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1905-10-13

Photos $50 and up at the Kennewick
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Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Palestine and the Bbe.

The Rev. DIR. Watson has been de-
livering course of lectures in the
Methodist church of this city during
the whole of the present week Hav-
ing been In the Bible lands for over
two years, he uses the customs of the
people of those lands to explain the
Bible. His seven lectures have been
SO attractive and fascinating. that
the church has been crowded at
every lecture HIS Bible exposi.
tons are placed within the reach of
all classes as they are given free a
collection at each lecture being his
only remuneration. Space forbids
a tnil report of the excellent THINGS
SAID, but a few are here given:
The professional measurer Is met
with in most OF the cities of the East.
When he weighs out to you the corn,
he will fill a measure, holding about
bushel. and when the measure is
'ull he will press it down. then add
little more, and give 1t half dozen
shakes. and conclude by piliEg it up
with so great a cone that not another
grain viii remain on. This is given
, INTO your sack. In the case of the
they have the corn poured into tho
/ bpen front of their shirt. The corn is
/ prevented from falling lower than this
/ by tight eirdle The bosom of the
/ shirt forms the pocket. Jesus said:
/ Give! and it shall be given to you.
GOOD measure, pressed down. shaken
together. and running over"
Travellers in passing through the
land, are allowed by custom to demand
4 ID receive from the village they en-
camp near, protection during the night
/ The headman of the village will pro-
! vide a keeper, whose business it is to
( keep the FIRE burning, and to watch out
/ against the approach OF robbers. A
I fear Of darkness, and the risks run by
/ the keeper make him long for the
! mogning. In Psalm cxxx. which would
/ be sung as the people were encampins
/ Tor the night on their march to the fes-
I fivals, David there said they were like
! the keeper who longed for the morning
/ They were looking with hope to the
! dawning OF the morn Of immortal hone
I In Psalm cxxi- The Psalmist said thar
while it was possible for their keeper
Z TO sleep, and fatal results follow. the
1 Lord had a constant watch care over
them and would neither slumber nor
/ sleep. This Psalm like the other one
would be used as they encamped. and
slept the sleep amid danger. in wonder
concerning the faithful or unfaithfuI
watch Of their human keeper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Clnarron Items
8 Champion Correspondence

News Champion CORES pondence
Tuesday, September, 10.
MIR. J Beverly visited Montrose
Thursday
Mrs. j. j. Mcnamara visited
Montrose Friday.
Mrs VIM. Lions and children
went to Montrose Saturday.
Miss Blanch Nelson will so to
school in Montrose this winter.
Mrs. Geo. Arteberry and children
left for Victor Monday to visit her
sister
Harry Faulkner and Ray Wood
ruff are running engine No. 2lS on
Cerro hill.
Mrs. Chas. Francisco Of Gunnison
visited Mrs. L. b. Lathrop between
trains Wednesday.
Muriel Estes returned from Lake
City Tuesday. He left his sister Lu-
la improving from her recent illness
/ Mr.. and Mrs Chas Hazelhurst
entertained several guests at a fish
dinner last Tues lay in honor of Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Wallen of Parsons
City, Kansas.
Mr.. Alex. Wallen and family ol
Parsons City, Kansas, brother ol
Mrs George Arteberry left for their
home Tuesday after spending ten
days here with sister and family.
I Mrs Ed. Goodenough and
children passed through Cimarror
Sunday on their way to Denver tc
spend the winter hoping the change
will do Leonora good She has
been very i'll for the past FIVE weeks
with typhoid fever.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Great Fortunes in Gems

According to the compilation Of the govesn-
ment officials diamoads and other precious
stones Of value exceeding xD.Daea were
brought to the United States last year. This is
taken as an indication Of the industrial pros
perity of the coaatry. The best iDdicstios oi
the popularity Of the famous Hostetters stom-
ach bitters is the fact that more people are
taking it today than ever before. Its great car
ative properties are being recognized more aud
more every day by people vino have been per
suaded totry it. and as a result thousands have
been restored to perfect health many II Their
willingly testifyipg to the fact n YOU sufIeI
from insomnia, poor appet,te indigestion, dys
pepsia, liver or kidney ills, or malaria, feyel
and ague, the Bitters will surely cure you Tr,
it and see for yourself
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
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ews.C hampton Correspondence.

>ewsa hampton Correspondence.
Wednesday, September ~.
c. A. Green has gone 70 the
Hot Springs at Powderhorn.
Ralph Abercombie was here from
Cimarron the later part of the week
Mrs. Geo. Berg and niece were
recent visitors at the home Of J. r.
Berg
7. T. Stevens OF Montrose was
here few days the first part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cooper are
stopping with c. A. Green Tor the
winter.
W. H. Meek just received car
load Of -four and bran which sold
like hot cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schneph
spent Sunday and Monday with A.
W Mergelman and family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
~ De uyY0

Chs.sss fs~sssAs. -. ~ tsu.
The Is~sr co~nAsy sAas -. NJ -
sscpp<AG UssA A. 4. SAsssus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Duknis klem
Dn Correspondence

News, hampton Correspondence
Tuesday, September 10.
10th after spending few weeks in
camp.
W ). Cheneweth left for hi,
home in Davenport Iowa ON the
/. B. Beauchamp has been work.
ing in the Davenport tunnel for
some time
AL Haines and Z. Stoller are
working ON a 20 foot contract in the
Adair tunnel.
Theo. Renner, late postmaster
here resigned the frs, of june to
devote all his time to mining in the
north end of the county. Mrs. T..
j. Gabrielson was appoiated his sue
cessor and took charge of the Office
on Monday OF this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Csshsdsai RAa1kaD
to- Lsns.~. sss~ .n.s -.

yEUse a ltsi. .: WINCH ~ 10 81 am.
y ssAsastSs sAs lAsa k~~~e1 NJ
bo~ers sna Cssk~ors. i. esssass-
sisss oessoua- roo esArseG- snsce " :
sc~ ys<-rs viii psodsce WAVING heia-
II sa~sshs saa G1saH II /. sesy
Isssie ksx z2 than the eosnsry ts-
su~sG AisNsxss and hs~cxstae
Uxso ko~ess kss bt~s scse~ ~sse
20 xaasr ~sses and prsAssbly a.
toes VI ssus.<sy and ~s.d hay N
sasti Tsensy scre. os bottom are
70; ~ ts smpreSsd Thss ~ the
ranch fozueriy osned ey " j
Wan. uo~ of the Crested Buise
coau.ry Ths. ~scsson .s pars.es
lAriy bsauasiul asousiasn valley with
splcadsd caafie range surrounding
We next srrsve al the home
Of Cearsad bror They are
pashsnS Young men and al
thoaoh comparatively resent arrisals
have cleared much land, successfully
operated a -awmlll. and bsilt sew
two story eight room house. thai is
a surprise - see tucked IN such
new country As mentioned last
week they have bought the G.
y. Foster ranch lower down aud nsay
make II their home with the upper
ranch more for stock purposes
Henry Coarasd j. running the sa v
mill and reports 35.11 feet save d
since last fall The leo acres will
produce about 80 tons of hay aud a
little gram Their herd Of cattle Is
mixed shorthorn, Jersey Hereford
and liol-teiI. Baliehng IN this sec
ton has taken a boom since lumber
is more available Below Couraads 5
is Harry Noumans' place and the
section described last week.
We hnd the ranchers in this vicin-
Ity unit IN the belief thai stock
raising can only be made to pay its
best when the stock is we'll fed and
sbedded during the winter months
Nothing but approved animals are
used ior breeding purposes and the
offspring is worth the care. No
difficulty has been experienced with
Hereford cows giving insufficient
milk to raise their calves when the
cows are turned out in the spr ing
strong and in good flesh. The
range is closed in from neighboring
cattle ranges by natural barriers and
is essentially a winter range, being
all in the brakes and well sheltered
and extending down to the ranch
gates. The value of the ranches
here is estimated by their capacity
for feeding cattle and not by the
tonnage of hay, as there is no mar
ket for the latter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
POUArshosn
pion Gorre-ponsianos.

Ne~1s-t hampton torre-tondoncs.
Wednesday, September -
c. J. Foster he back vi his oil
place iYr a lew dsys
Henry Knoll was in the valle,
visiting few days ago.
School opened lass Monday foI
the fall term Of two months
Harry loaman is down from
Lake City puttlng up his hay.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Taylor OF
Iowa, cousins OF +. A. McGpeGor,
are guests If the latter.
A party of young people from
Lake City headed BY Orvill Baker
were down last week 10 attend the
ball which proved quite q success
after all it's hssty arrangements.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
VkI,s Ane RrAoA

Ss~--s ..sassss's tsssH-sss-~-ss~-ss
"Wednesday >eg.esees -
iasE n .uos DC the lsst
Dx Ne~tar .ess ios F.-k4E Thar
day
Ciasesce A>sy Eessraed iron
wsHAss~, FRIDAY
Ar. aud Mr. J " hxsp syes;
fEsd>s IN sssssuis
Ar sad Mrs. ] X Turaer speu,
Ssndsy IN ssAraents
Prof j Sssrtsag Wli.o9 iess fos
81 I.oSss. NJ. TUESDAY
Ars. John HICKS of S.rseui-
vsssssd friends here Ss,arday
The tkermoassser Registered : los
thr lsth Plenty cold eaoueh We
assure you
Nm Rodgers. the fruit man.
bsoa1ht esn,sloeres and frun from
Sarseats, Tue-iay
l. NJ Allen. who j. doing assess
snent GA Nam property ssss back
and forth every day
A. NJ Woodworth is ON the SICK
list Tie went TO Wasnita Monday
and retarned Tuesday, slightly im-
proved
MAJOR Skues Of Gunnison finished
the Surveying Of the Griffith-Para-
dice claims aud left FRIDAY for
Doyle. MAJOR is like Julia Ward
Howe, nearly seventy years Young
MAJOR Rodgers of Cleveland. Ohio
an old @. A Il man visited our
camp, with Isaac Hamilton Of Waa-
aIta, Monday lie was shown our
various mines and hopes are enter
tanned OF his investing here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
OuscIkDsles

Ne~s-Champion Correspoaaeace
Wednesday. September 3.
The usual amount of mining il
going ON all over Taylor park.
Garrett and Phillips are doing
work ON Italian peaks for Chas.
Wahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick came to
camp this week with j. s. Marshall
and wife.
Gus Anderson and Gus Olson
have been in Italian basin doing
work on the Star and Independence.
On the 18th inst r. r. Goodale,
secretary and treasurer Of the Taylor
Park Mining Co, with Geo. ID. Kill
bourne. general manager and +. 4.
Tucker, a stockholder came in to
view the new strike ON the Enter
prise and look Hp road ON which
they can this winter get out with
the product Of the big tunnel.
They expect to put on 20 or 30 four
horse teams. A little help from Gun
aison county and Gunnison people
on Taylor canon would bring the
business to that city. They favor
this route and will investigate the
same. This is surely an oppor-
tunity for Gunnison business men
to make a ten strike.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
Howeville Happenings.
Iews-Champion Correspondence.

News-C ha pion Correspondence.
Tuesday, September 10.
Lang Spann and wife were visit
ing in Crested Butte Friday.
W. L. Dennis and wife were
shopping in Gunnison Tuesday.
Our first snow fell Sunday night
but only lasted a short time after
sunrise.
Mrs. W. A. Willis is ENJOYING a
visit from her brother, DR.. W. X
Eggleston Of Ouray.
Preaching services were con-
Quoted at the school house by Rev.
Bingham Of Louisville.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Wednesday. Sepssmkes ~.
Mn. Harvey fhc< spsas S~aaa,
IN Psriin
Harry lee II Leaser v,s,,ed ths
Maple Issf Monday.
I'.ce 4 L>obdsll ase bsild,nx su
addition to the,r store.
derry O'RaGsa se,sraed frou,
Deaver Lass "Wednesday.
Mrs. J Pariin ~sst to Gaani.oa
"Wednesday on business.
Miss Hattie Naeier spent the day
with Mise Ester D,ce Friday.
Mr.. aad Mrs. Geo Crylie Visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Welch
Friday.
Mrs Geo. AcAfee was taken qaite
al Thursday aud DR. Hyatt was
called and she Is much better now.
A number Of people from Ohio
City. Cochetopa, Doylevilie and
other places attended the dance last
night, all enjoying themselves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22
&nus

= s--tts1s~~se '~s*~nopss<
Wednesday, S.pss1sAr9 ~.
- y Prank p~~sed sAsuaGA
>pe=eer Msnday
Uscle J.ak PnslhF< asd 7. q.
>tr0sse haze Fctsrsed frasa Gunas
-on.
r J MIdkIis 81 tiotchk.~> panusa
through Spencer SUNDAY, go .
load 81 iruit
Madeleine and Maud I.asacy ssus
up from the Sunny Side RaacA y
pay US a shor; call Sunday.
" 5. Cheneweeh went beck r.
his home IN Davenport lose ~
Saturday bat says he viii be ksse
agaiu in the sprlRr
Gunnison news-champion., 1905-09-22

Lamber for the bridges across
Taylor river has been ordered and
Will soon be on the gresnd. The
county commissioners have also
started operations toward repairing
the bridge at Sapinero
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-07
Pennsylvania Passenger Office.

The ATTENTION Of citizens Of Minne-
apolis is called to the fact that the
Pennsylvania lines have opened and
will maintain an information bureau
and passenger office at 412 First avenue
south, Minneapolis, where general and
particular information regarding the
passenger service of the Pennsylvania
At the new office which represents
the we'll known "Standard Railroad OF
America it will always be ga pleas
ure to answer questions,' and people
desiring information are cordially in
vited to call in person or by letter OF
by telephone. Eight daily trains, Chi
cago to New York. .Unexcelled dining
car service. Phones, Northwestern, >
Main $50; "Twin City, 800. A. W
Arnold, City Passenger Agent, Al:
First avenue S, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-07
II s.Bachelors are providential be-
ings: God created them for the
consolation of widows and the
hope of maids. DE Finod.

Miss Enid Martin entertained
twenty Young women at her home, 3439
Second avenue S, Saturday afternoon
at q hosiery shower in honor OF her
cousin, Miss Abbie Mills. bride of
the month. Sweet peas decorated the
rooms and the porch where trappe was
served was gay with garden, flowers;
The dining room was in yellow and
! green, with nasturtium blossoms to
furnish the desired color scheme. A
Shaksperean guessing contest fnrn-
ished amusement and Mrs: James Fer
guson contributed vocal and piano
1umbers Little MA; Annette tn+ Smith 81 nec Of
brought the gifts to the bride. Miss
Martin was assisted by Mrs: H.. M.
Martin and Mrs. E. H. Simmerman.
Mrs. F. A. Palmer Of Portland av-
enue will entertain for Miss Mills Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Thomas of 1898 Tenth
avenue S entertained at luncheon Fri
guests, Miss Edith Owen Of Fargo,
\ u. D., and her cousin. Miss Ethel Will
liams Of Sparta, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Rawitzer of
Girard avenue S celebrated their crys
tai wedding Thursday evening by en-
PERTAINING fifty friends. The affair
was very informal and music was 9
feature of the evening. Dainty re
freshments were served.
| Mr., and Mrs. c. Anderson announce
the engagement Of their daughter Ann:
| ding will take place the last of tn
| month.
| The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
f. Clement 1888 Third avenue s, wa
the scene of quiet wedding Saturda,,
and G.. Clement were married: Rev
! w. B. Riley read the service. Mr.: an
: Mrs. Clement went to Sault Ste. Mari
q on their wedding trip: They will b
Q at home in Minneapolis after Sept.
i, Minneapolis people will remembe
Franz f Poe1 Of the iG7 Of calhoun Mf and boa
: ward, who has been with the Prince : ;! Q
a Eda Schimkie of st. Louis and Mr.. Raj
J. dali took place Tuesday in New Yori
Mrs. Randall is leading woman Of tn
e company of which her husband is SCI
will probably visit Minneapolis durln
$ the coming season,
e. A wedding that will interest MINI.
apolis people took place "Wednesday, l
to St. Peter church, Eden Valley, whe
, Miss Harriet Mcintyre and DR.. j,
I'd Donovan of this city were married
-, Edward Collins Of Chicago, a cousin {
IN IN the bride, played the wedding marc
in Miss Rose Mcintyre, the maid of homo
wore white swiss and carried pin
" roses. Little Grace Mcintyre acted {
at flower girl. The bride was in whit
Id silk null trimmed with valencienn'
lace and her flowers were bride rose
y The service was followed by brea]
:" fast at the home of>the bride. DR.. an
o. Mrs. Donovan went to Portland, ORE
on their wedding "trip.
at Mrs. Minnie Fairbanks of this eli
and H. L. Wilson Of Chicago we
" married Tuesday in St. Joseph, Mic]
e. Rev. H. F. Roblee read the servic
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will be at hon
OF at 1928 Tenth street s after Sept. l.
in B]emishes, pimples eruptions rashes. me
nd Gated by Satin skin cream, soon disappear.