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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-09-14

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

East Pharmacy g, :. Il. 4. 2OO1 Il. broad ST.
Ewell's Pharmacy ... ~. ..30s N. Seventh ST..
Farriss, II, We, 1. q. $780,, I, 404 w. Broad ST,
Frayser' q CO., G, W.,....., 1901 p, Main ST,
French, VIM. N.,. 1920 70. Broad ST.,
Friend, w. VIZ, 1901 Hull ST., Manchester,
Greenewald, Aaron, y. 81. 500 wv. Broad st,
Hagemann, Fre.lericks Il. 1. :. 1701 ID. Broad ST,
Harrison, Robert Ii. ii. 1901 Williamsburg Ave.
Harrison Bros 1908 Hull St, Manchester.
Hatcher Drug Co., Harvey d., III, 400 M, Pine ST..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Hunt Bros . . I, . 4, ..s a Gb7 Nv. Grace ST.
Johann, Adam. I. h. ,s27 w. Main 81.
Kern, g, IT. w, .7O1 n. TWenty-fifth Sc.
King Chemical Coz. u, Gao N. Twenty .ninthS g.
Koenig, Frederick, 81, 4a7 sixth 81,
Iattimer, George Il. y. /, 500 w. Marshall ~,
Leonard, Tl.Os. w ..i.S 724 n. Second ~,
Me- Galley, Archer Il. 1000 lliamsburg Ave-
Marston, Leonard IT, . I. +, 4B3 s, Fine St
Morano, Frank . q, +, .#.5. 600 w. Main st,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-12

Nelson, Nv, H. ,if. $50 NJ Fourth st,
North Ave, Pharmacy, OF 8 No, Barton Itgts,
sNorthside Pharmacy . . 0O1 N. Fiji St,
Paragon Pharmacy sol fNV,s5 Gary g,
Park Ave. Pharmacy COL Park Ave. lsaues),
Richartlson Nv. w.. .5, 3, fOl Seventeenth ST,
4Rison's PHARMACY ~. Second and Canal SITS,
Randolph ST. Pharma cy q. . &, aga Randolph st,
Red Gross Pha11nacy rs n. =. SEA NV. Gary ST,
swank. George r. O8O Twenty-ninth ST,
SCOTT Albert Az ,. n, n, 242O p. Broad st.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-09
Miss CLARA
she u the Honorary Custodian o
the Historic Alamo.

b IL the Honorary Custodian Of
the Historic Alamo.
1t Is not often that the author of a
musical comedy deserves to be known
as a philanthropist, but Miss Clara
Driscoll, who wrote the book Of Mex
icana," Is the exception to this rule.
Miss Driscoll II the daughter Of 4
wealthy Texas family. and her state
has showered upon her numerous hop
ors In recognition OF her generosity ip
purchasing the historic Alamo, SO ga
iantly defended by Texans liz theh
wal Of independence. That he. action
Is appreciated ny her state IL shown by
the fact that the legislature OF Texas
made Miss Drtscoll honorary custodian
OF the Alamo.
Miss Driscoll was residing in Texas
several years ago when IL was suggest
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-09

ed that the Alamo he sold to a CONNER
clal concern which wished TO use 1t as
a museum. The authoress of Mex.
jcata'' made sincere efforts t prevent
his vandalism, but. unable 10 do so,
purchased the building outright from
her private funds for $4,000 aud gave
II 10 the state OF Texas.
subsequently the state returned tc
her $50. 900 OF this sum. and its action
In making her custodian OF the build.
Ing is only a fttl.g appreciation of her
patriotism. Aiss Driscolrs residence
ia ut San Antonio. Tex, and she owns
an enormous cattle ranch ut Corpus
Christi.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-09

CESS remained to the woman, except q
bearing neither could lay off. To the
Quakers they were simply German i'm
migrants who had come, like most of the
rest OF the population, to escape either
persecution for conscience's sake or to
hide some disgrace. Since the Wehren-
stems seemed to have no strong re-
ligious prejudices, the former view In
their case for awhile remained, though
1t made no difference In the treatment
they received. When some years after
their arrival the man saved the In
mates Of a blockhouse from massacre
BY Indians he was considered a hero.
But no a knew that he had saved q
city. HELEN v. TURNER.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-05-09
TH1 BEST COUGH SYRUP.

BEBT IOUdH SfHUF.
3 L. Apple. ex-Probate Judge. ottawa
eSuntv, Kansas. writes: This Is t. say
that ] have used Ballard's Horet sound
Syrup for years. and that ! DO net hss-
itnte to recommend It A. the best 'osush
syrup l have ever used 26c, 5ot ana
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
CONGRESS OPENS
A SHORT SESSION
WHAT IS TO BE CONSIDERED
Secretary of Treasury Presents His Estimate of Costs of
Operating Government-Notabe Figures in the
Capital Halls This Year---The Great
QueStionS--Wa ashngton Awake.

Washington, Dec 3.-Both hous-
es of congress met at high noon to-
day for the short session. As a con
sequence, the capitol took on an APP
pearance of activity such as it has not
presented since the adjournment of
the session last June.
The secretary of the treasury pre-
sented to congress his estimates of
the appropriation required for gov
ernment service for the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1908. These ap-
propriations will be considered by
congress. The grand total for the
year 1907 is estimated at $701, ,561. =
566 and for 1908 at CSC. .020, ,453.
The dismissal of the negro troops
will likely be investigated.
Congress will probably consider
land frauds and a congressional in
quiry into the gigantic industrial
wrongs revealed by the grand juries
will probably be made.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

Among the notable figures in thi.
session are Senator J. c. Burrows, OF
Michigan, who will try to secure an
early decision of the question res
pecting Senator Reed Smoot. of Utah
a member of the upper house; Rep
resentative w. e. Burton. of Ohio
who vii lead the fight of the Repub-
lican insurgents on the administra-
ton ship subsidy plan, Representative
w. S. Mccall. of Massachusetts, who
is expected to be active in the contest
over the proposed tariff revision;
Senator Robert NJ. LaFollette, of Wis
consin, who will again be the thorn
in the side of those senators who are
friendly to the railroads. He viii
ask for a census of the property of
the roads.
Reed Smoot, of Utah, agains,
whom a fight for expulsion has been
waging for years. will probably know
his fate during this session.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
TO HAPPEN
THIS WEEK

Washington, Dec
number and great i'm
the matters slated 70
and action will comb
fare more than the ort
of attention to the la IN of
the fifty-ninth congress, which con-
vened today 1t has been the usual
custom in the past for the short ses-
sion to confine its attention to the
money budgets and to those matters
left unfinished by the long session.
But it. is believed that a precedent
in the opposite direction will be es-
tablished at the coming session.
There appears to be a disposition
among the members of both branches
to dispose of some of the great pro-
national problems demanding action.
Spurred on by the president, 1t is
rohable4hat the legislators viii be
more Industrious during the ensuing
three months than they have ever
been before excepting the war time.
Monday and Tuesday will be taken
up with the presidents message and
the transaction of the usual prelim-
mary business. BY Wednesday at
the latest the lawmakers will have
their coats OFF and be ready for the
series of hard work before them.
New York tentatively set to begin
next Monday, will be deferred until a
later date. The delay will not be
longer than few days, however, as
1t is evidently the desire of both the
prosecution and the defense to have
the famous case out of the way II
possible by the first of the year.
A number of important cases are
on the docket of the United States,
supreme court, which will reassemble
Monday after the Thanksgiving re-
cess.
The meeting of the American pub
lie health association will be held in
the City of Mexico, beginning its ses-
sions Monday and will be attended by
eminent medical men and health Of
fcers of the United States, Canada
and Mexico
An interstate convention for the
discussion of the question of the
popular election q United States
senator's will assemble in Des Moines
next Wednesday. Delegates will be
in attendance from neary all the
states of the union.
Another gathering of wide inter
est will be the National Drainage con-
ference to be held in Oklahoma city
the latter part of the week. ThlS
conference has been organized by
the governor of Oklahoma and the
purpose is to take up the subject OF
drainage, looking to better roads i'm
proved reclamation service, etc.
The national rivers and harbors
congress, organized here last Janu-
ary. will open its second convention
next Thursday. The chief purpose
IL to demonstrate to congress that
sentiment has arisen in favor of in
creased regular river and harbor ap-
propriations.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

Judge Charles f. Caswell returned
tonight from a short business trir
to Glenwood.
Whipple Chester left Sunday morn.
ing for Chicago where he will take 4
course in an art institute.
Mr.. Lewis, the plumber. of the firm
of Lewis and Salee, left yesterday
for a business trip to Denver.
Secretary Aupperle of the Cham
ber of Commerce announces that
there will be a special meeting OF
the entire membership of the Cham
Der of Commerce at the county court
house on next Friday evening for the
purpose of considering some very i'm.
portant matters.
Mr.. Brambaugh. of Fruita, comes
forward with a sugar beet which
breaks al records and makes all "bie
beet stories" take seat way in the
rear. From his beet field Mr.. Bran
baugh took a beet that weighs exact
ly 32 pounds, heavier by six pounds
that the beet that was holding the
record in the state, and 1t, by the way
was a Mesa county beet.
A. d. Coulter. formerly one of the
teachers in the high school in this
city, during the years 1856, is @
pleasant visitor to the city, visiting
old time friends Prof. Coulter has
been living in China. for the last
several years, where he is superin
tending the construction of severa
large factories. Prof. Coulter hai
made the trip to China several time!
and is now on his way back ther,
again. The many friends of the gen
tleman are glad to greet him again.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
MUST RETURN
TIT HNEY
'DDY

Dec. 3.-Bcfore he
ym office, President Roose-
At Intends TO have restored to the
policy holders of the three big in
surance companies, the Equitable, the,
Mutual Life and the New York Life
insurance companies, the money con-
tributed to the Republican national
committee.
1t developed today for the first
time that the president has already
taken steps to have the money re-
funded and that dhis would have
been done long ago but for the obstin-
acy of Postmaster General Courtelyou
and Cornelius Bills of New York.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

Frank A. Lyons, who accompanied
the remains of Joseph King, the
young man who died mysteriously in
this city last week. to the home in
Iowa( was expected to arrive home
today.
This morning at the corral and
barn where Metz Brothers have their
herd of fine stations located, a young
man who is employed by the firm,
fel to the ground in a fainting spell.
He was attacked by an epileptic spell
of serious nature. 1t took much
time to revive him. A physician
was summoned and the young man
was soon much better.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

There has been very interesting
case on trial nearly all day in the po-
lice court. This morning at ten o.
clock James Purcell, proprietor of
the Senate saloon, was arraigned for
trial on the charge of having his sa-
loon open in violation of the regula-
tions prescribed by the city ordinanc-
es.
As announced Saturday this case
is result of the Investigations into
the mysterious death of Joseph King.
the young man found dead at his
boarding house on last Thursday
morning A young man named Sparks
another Harry Sullivan, testified be-
fore the coroner's jury that on the
morning of the tragedy they with
Young King and one or two others
were in the Senate saloon at an early
hour and secured some drinks. On
the strength of this testimony and
other evidence City Attorney Coles
swore out a warrant against Pur-
cell.
Messrs. ]. w, HuI- Jolly and Shrop-
shire. compose the jury. City Attor-
ney Coles Is conducting the prosecu-
tion. Attorney Samuel N. Wheeler
is defending Mr.. Purcell.
This morning young Sparks went
on the stand and told of the nights
debauchery alleged to have been en-
gagged in by himself. Sullivan and
King. He stated that they were at
4 house of i'll fame until about four
o'clock in the morning and bought
drings there. He stated that they en-
tered the Senate saloon around 5
in the morning" and secured drinks
from the Jap porter. He was not pos
tive about the hour.
Sullivan declared that he did not
know at what hour they were in the
saloon, whether 1t was before six
o'clock or not Mr.. Fry, who was
with the boys in the saloon, was also
not certain about the hour. None of
them were certain as to whether the
door was locked or not.
Marshal Wallis testified that Pur-
eel told him that the Jap had told
Purcell that the boys were in there
about $50.
Mr.. Purcell testified that he
thought the Jap informed him that it
was o'clock instead of $50.
The Jap was put on the stand but
did not identify the young men. say
ing that he didn't remember "one
American man from another"
Attorney Coles takes the ground
that under the city ordinance sa-
loon keeper of any employee of his
must not open the place before the
regular hour or keep it open after
the closing hour. without the own
er being liable.
Mr.. Wheeler declares that Mr.. Pur-
cell cannot be held responsible for
the act of porter as he had positive
ly instructed him and his other em-
ployees not to violate the opening or
dinance.
Strong arguments were made by
each attorney There were MANY
amusing features in some of the
testimony. The story of the night S
debauchery of the young men how
ever was n shameful revelation.
The case went to the jury about
four o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
DENVER'S BIRTH

Denver. Dec. 3.-The pioneers are
taking an active interest in the plans
for the celebration of Denver's IF
tieth birthday. and they have made
some good suggestions TO the Sons OF
Colorado, who have taken official
charge fthe event
The Sons have assumed charge
with the understanding that the Pho
neers are to be the moving spirit OF
the celebration.
The first step which the Pioneers
and sons will take is to have Den
ver's birthday declared a legal holi-
day so that all business houses and
public offices will close.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
DID DRUGS
KILL HER

Denver, Dec. 3.-The sudden death
of Mrs. Eva ScvhmidtKnecht. Swiss
woman % years old. who was found
dead in her lodging, Sunday morning
will lead to an investigation of the
organization known as the Colorado
Hospital association which is said to
be caring for its subscribers at cost
on one dollar month. The coroner
declares that the evidence he has in
his possession, shows that the physic-
ians who attended the sick woman
administered three kinds of drugs,
that these drugs caused her death.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
DOWIE is
NOW INSANE

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 3.-John Alex
ander Dowie, founder of Zion city, is
insane. This fact was demonstrated
Yesterday when Dowie, in an address
10 his followers in Shiloh house, des-
cribed himself as general. his hear
ers as soldiers and his home as tent
on the battlefield. The Chronicle says
that Zion City is to be abandoned.
The property will fall into hands
of creditors, and Voliva will lead 'he
people forth to form new zion.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
HE WILL CONTEST

Lander Wyo. Dec. County
Clerk and Recorder Ben Sheldon.
who was defeated for reelection by
his Republican opponent, Robert
Campbell has instituted a contest to
throw out the vote of a precinct, by
which the vote will be changed and
Sheldon elected.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
THE LANGUAGE
OF MONKEYS

Pittsburg, Pa, Dec. 3.-Miss Ida
C. Simonson, who, when in Pittsburs'
lives with her mother and her pro
ther, DR.. Somonson has reached des-
nation in the jungles OF South Afrl-
ca. and has begun her study OF the
monkeys. Her mother has Just re
ceiyed a letter from her in which
she states that she is now in BAN
boo ouse, in a jungle, surrounded by
wild animals.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
HAYWOOD
LOSES OUT
SUPREME COURT
OF the United States Hands
Down Decision in Famous
Western Federation Case
---Remain in Jail.

Washington, Dec. 3.-The suprum
decision i'm the famous Moyer-Hay-
wood case.
The petition of the Western Fed
GRAFTON officials, who are now pris-
oncrs in the jail at Boise Idaho, for
4 writ or habeas corpus, was denied
by the court.
The effect of this decision will be
to keep the men in jail until their
trial, which has not yet been dcfin-
itcly set.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
GOES AFTER
THE ROADS

Washington, Dec. 3.-Attorney
General Moody has directed that suits
be brought against 13 railroad COM
panies, TO recover penalties for the
violation of the safety appliance law,
through failure to keep the equip
mcnt in proper condition.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
Holiday Gifts

of jewelry and silverware are un-
surpassed for beauty and dainti-
ness. The lines of these goods
shown by The Moody Jewelry Co.
are the most superb ever offered to
Christmas buyers. A single visit to
our store will convince the most
skeptical that we offer the greatest
choice
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
PRIZE CAKE WALK
GRAND TABLEAU

All the old and new dances.
Finest costumes ever seen in
Grand Junction. Arrange to
spend Christmas night with the
Red Men. Tickets $500, extra
lady in costume soc. Specta-
tors 25c.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

The Woman's club will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mrs. e. p.
Cole. There will be a spendidly good
program and all members are urg-
emily requested to be present.
R e. Vickery left yesterday morn
ing for Denver He Will be member
of the party of Midland officials that
will visit the different towns on the
Midland, on a tour of inspection.
C. II. Shilling. of Victor, one OF
the city's most prominent merchants
is here on a visit to his brother, Mr.
A. b. Shilling, president of Grand
functions new and popular Grand
Mercantile Cos store. Mr.. Schilline
has watched the growth of Grand
Junction for a number of years. but
was greatly surprised at its wonder
full strides in the past three years. He
will remain in the city several days
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
PIONEER DEAD

Trinidad, Dec. "A telegram
from Chicago announces the death
of Simon Sanders, aged 63 years. a
pioneer and wealthy wholesale liz
uor dealer of Trinidad.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

George n. Falconer, who recently
returned to the city, will assist IN
the Vorbecy book store until attei
the holidays.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

At a o'clock the jury brought
n a verdict of mot guilty" in the
case against James Purcell,
after being out thirty minutes.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
PURCELL NOT GUILTY

The Proprietor of the Senate Saloon
EVadcs Conviction on Charge
of Violating the Open
ing Hours.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03

"The wants Of women are an un-
known quantity" wrote cynic, but
he lived before the age of our big stores
and their big ads, and of the want ad.
pages.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-03
|. 0. r. M.
Grand Masquerade
Ball

Christmas Night, Auditorium
The Adair County news., 1906-12-19
l.. r. CHELF=

Western Kentucky seems to be
the most lawless of any part of
the State at present. The feel
ing against corporate interests
that have been buying and ham
ding tobacco, has manifested
itself in the most lawless man.
ner and deserves the severest
punishment within the law to in
fiict. Three hundred masked
men burnedssand destroyed nearly
half million dollars worth of prop
erty. This is the methods pur-
porting to advance the interests
of the growers of dark tobacco,
but it is extremeism gone mad
it is anarchistic, it is incendiar-
ism that needs the severest pun
ishment.
The Adair County news., 1906-12-19
BLISS.

Mrs. Minnie Hereford, while
assisting her boys in feeding
some cattle, was considerably
bruised but not seriously hurt by
one cow pushing another against
her and holding her to the wall.
The school taught at the Mont
gomery school house by Miss
Vallonia Sandidge, will close
Monday. The attendance has
been very good and the teacher
has given good satisfaction.
Mr.. Wood Paxton has his pillow
turning the sod preparatory to
a crop for next year. If more
farmers would plow earlier in the
season the yield would be better
and land would not wash so bad
and there would not be so many
tired out horses in the hot Spring
time. While out West this sea-
son we passed by Experiment
station, known as the Campbell
system or dry farming, that skoT-
ed what we'll prepared land would
do. We call attention to this
that our farmers may study and
profit by it.
Ulysses Scott and Mont Snead
have completed a poultry parlor
for your scribe They are ex-
pert mechanics, being able to box,
strip and cell at one mailing.
They did a good job and are
awaiting the pleasure of any one
with a parlor to build.
Mrs. 7. R. Price is slowly i'm
proving after a long spell of bad
health.
Ivan Patterson is at Elroy with
his team hauling slaves to Cum
berland river.
There will be a sale here next
Saturday. Mr.. E. M. Staples has
decided to sell, his property and
90 to New Mexico to improve his
claim there. We regret to give
The Adair County news., 1906-12-19
NELL.

AS this place has not been rep
resented for some time will write
few items.
The farmers have been very
busy gathering corn and getting
up winter wood.
Mrs. Virgil Kinnaird and little
daughter, Ruby, have been visit
ing her father the past week.
Rev. Dilly preached a very in
teresting sermon at Leatherwood
church last Saturday night. ,ssa
Mr.. John Rose is on the sick
list.
Miss Margaret Walkers school
will close this week.
Some thief entered the barn
OF d. w. Kinnaird and stole some
fur hides from his son, Rollin.
amounting to three or four dol
lars.
G. E. Hamilton, the produce
man comes and gets the produce
at this place.
Kate and Mamie Walker and
Inez Hamilton will enter school
at Columbia after Xmas.
10 Hunter and two of his child
rem was visiting the family of
A. c. Pulliam last Sunday.
Mrs. John Bell has returned
home from visit to her daught-
er, Mrs. Sam Taylor, of Grady
vile.
D. w. Kinnaird is building a
new ell to his house which will
add a greet deal to the -conven-
fence of his home.
Mrs. Gilpard Hamilton, of East
Fork, is visiting at her fathers,
S. R. Walker.
Born, to the wife of ]. T. Ham,
iltOn, girl.
The Adair County news., 1906-12-19
WE'D, DEC. 10, 1906.

For the last two or three years
the reading public has been given
so much information as to the
conduct of corporations, the
merging Of interests and the ex-
travagance Of many of those in
charge of trusts funds, that pub
lie sentiment has asserted itself
through the halls of legislatures
and through the channels of legal
procedure until it appears that
the way Of the sinner is hard.
The fact is that the National
Government is leading out as the
demands of the people indicate.
Criminal prosecutions for viola
ton of law by corporations and
trusts, are now assured. By this
means theirs will doubtless be
many convictions and men in
high places will suffer behind the
bars as well as those whose social
and financial standing could not
stay the hand of justice. In
other words the prison will con-
tain the rich as we'll as the poor,
the high as we'll as the low, the
big thief as truly as the little one.
No sane man can dispute the JUS
tice of such a course and if the
Government fails to carry out
this policy and INDUCES in white
wash to save some of the pets
it will ignore justice and the
people. If there is one PROPOSE
ton on which the rank and file of
our great country are fully aged
it is that all men in official posi-
ton, both public and private,
shall give a strict account and
receive justice as merited. Such
a union and such a strong one,
such a demand and so emphatic
can not be ignored by those in
charge of enforcing the law,
without suffering the penalty
that an intelligent, indignant
public will infict. The time for
excusing thieves in high finance,
as truly as in the lowly walks Of
life, seem to have passed. This.
is simple justice.