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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04
NOIley's School for Bows

fo7 North Pine Street,
Opens Monday. sept a. 1906 Prepare.
BOYS Tor colleges ana universities school
house well ventilated ard ntted Up with
modern Improvements filtered water. etc.
Catflo-les at book stores
For further particulars. address the
Principal i12 North Fifth street.
G. NJ Motley.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04

You're such n wretchci writer. irr v D.
Ger you Nnnltrf get typeHrifinE machine .'
IT would only that would show what a miss
cradle spcll"r am ~ Pm IadelDhia I.olc.r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04
MERELY JOKING.
Machine Made.


What 81 political machines manufacture.
pa Bots Bobby. '-knnsas City Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04

The family OF Mrs. Howard Could cam
not refrain from thinking that IN marry
ing a Can4man. that lady acted rather
,.loIf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-04

Dr. Woodrow Wilson cables that he will
not ue tae nest Democratic Senator from
New Jersey ulas condrmlns our own
previous suspicious.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-03

ever. All the ladies and gentlemen
deserve much credit for their ad,
mirable work
The speeialties We're an good and
every one Of the eompauy's special
ty artists was recalled two or thre,
times
Many thought that the attraction
last night was the best the company
has yet offered.
The audience was Of good size but
the house was not crowded as it
should be with such a wer balanced
company playing at prices that are
within the reach of ALL
Tonight, states Evidence" a
thrilling melodrama. one of the
best pieces in the company's roper
toire, will be the bill.
Saturday afternoon. "oId Dan
Tucker" the rural comedy drama
will be given as matinee attrac-
iion. the prices of admission will be
ten and twenty cents, no reserved
seats.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-03
MIGHT HAVE BEEN FATAL.
Two small Boys Played With Load
ed Shot Gun Shells-There is
ENplosionand Injuries.

Last night shortly after six o.
clock residents near the corner of
White avenue and Ninth street were
somewhat shocked by the effects of
quite a severe explosion. Investi-
CATION proved that the explosion oc-
CURED near the residence Of ] E. o.
Hare, at 923 White avenue and as a
result the twelve-year-old son Of War
rem Walker was painfully injured.
1t seems that the Walker boy and
the little son of Mr.. and Mrs. o'Hare
had found lot Of loaded shells. per-
haps twenty-five in number. They
were playing with the shells unknown
to their parents According TO re-
port the boys were attempting to ex-
plode the shells by striking them on
rock with hammer. The natural
result. an explosion took place. Mr..
A. L. Gourley whose residence is near
that of Mr.. oHare's was with his
family at supper. the explosion seem
ed to shake the house and startled
the family considerable. Mr.. Gour-
ley rushed out and saw the Walk
er boy was almost enveloped in fam
es, his clothes being on fire Mr.
Gourley quickly picked mp the lawn
hose and turned it on the boy and
soon extinguished the flames. The
o'Hare boy was not injured in the
least but was badly scared. The other
boy was suffering painfully. his face
hands and arms being badly burned
He was taken home and physician
summoned. The little fellow suffered
terribly during the night but the ply
sician stated that his condition was
not serious This morning he is bet
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-03
THEY CONTINUE TO PLEASE
STRONG PLAY LAST NIGHT

"tnder Two Flags" the four act
drama. presented last night at the
Park opera house by the Arlington
comedians proved most satisfactory
and refreshing production The play
is strong one throughout and as the
Arlngtons produce it, never fails to
please. The story unfolded holds
the closest attention and true pathos
and rich comedy are cleverly inter
woven.
Nearly every character in the cast
was well delineated. Miss Arlington
was just as clever and delightful as
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-03

William Meserve. of Whitewater.
is in town today.
The Women of woodcraft, Apple
Blossom Circle, meets tonight in regu-
lar session.
Owing to the home talent enter
tainment for the benefit OF the re-
lief fund, to be given at the Audi
torium next Monday night the big
social session of the Woodmen of the
World expected to hold on that even
ing was postponed. The lodge does
not desire to conflict with the enter
tainment, The social session Will
take place>on May II and il promises
to be the most enjoyable ever given
by the Book Cliff camp.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-03
W2dSVOrtl
and SOlS
Groceries
and Meats

Front Rank furnaces are the best
and are for sale by J. II. Lane.
The narrow guage left the city
about thirty minutes late this morn
ing owing to the delayed arrival OF
the eastern train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T, Stewart. of
BAYFIELD,. Colorado, arrived in the
city last night and viii remain some
time. They came from otta, Iowa.
Talk up the big minstrel show and
concert to be given by local artists
at the Auditorium next Monday even
ing for the benefit of the San Fran
cisco relief fund.
Several people from this city at
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Frank
Knowles which took place this morn
ing at ten O'Clock at Fruita. The in
terment was at the Fruita cemetery.
The funeral was largely attended.
Miss Leslie Wilbur who is snf-
fering with a severely sprained ankle
is resting easily but will be unable
to work for some time 1t is not
probable that she will be able TO re-
sumo her work as teacher in the
schools during the present term.
Tonight occurs the declamatory
and oratorical contest at the higf
school. the program as published il
the Sentinel during the past thre'
days. will be carried out. Orations
recitations and musical selections
will make the evening a pleasant one
There is no admission price and al
are Invited to attend.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-03


Next Monday night takes place one
of the biggest and best home talent
entertainments ever given in the city
and the receipts will go to the San
Francisco relief fund. Seats are now
on sale at Arthur's drug store. Prices
are 25e.. 35c.. and so cents
Nine esquires were given the rank
of Knight last evening at the meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias lodge
The session was not concluded un-
til after midnight. There was large
attendance. 1t was the first meeting
the lodge has held in. the large room
of the new Odd Fellows hall and the
Knights We're loud in their praise Of
this large and elegantly appointed
lodge room. Next Wednesday even
ing beginning at nine O'Clock the
lodge will enjoy a smoker and in
formal entertainment in the banquet
room of the hall. Friends will be in
vited.
W. r.. Hearst has the biggest lot
of yellow journals of any man on
earth but just the same they are the
biggest friend the oppressed man has.
II man, women or child or set of
men are imposed upon in any way,
you can bank on the Hearst papers
going to their rescue Whenever
any city or community suffers from
misfortune there is not another or
ganisation or man that rises to the
rescue sooner or in a more practi-
cal way than the Hearst yellow jour
nails. There is not an employer of
labor anywhere who treats his men
better than Hearst. His papers may
be yellow. but the fellow that is so
ready to help the unfortunate and
down trodden has great big white
streak in him. 1t pays him to do
this, no doubt, but 1t does good. Just
the same.-Fowler Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-03

None of the flying shells struck the
boys but the blaze of the explosion
ingnited young Walkers clothing
Mr.. Gourley's prompt action in turn
ing the water on him probably saved
him from serious or fatal injury.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Market Loves.

Denver Union Stock Yards, July
20 Receipts Of cattle last week
were aboct.normal for this time of
the year. . Good dry lot stceEs weo
wanted aud sold firm from dav 10
day not only few here. Bulk Of
those offered brought $3.50 to $50.
Grass steers we're in good demand
II they were of the ri ght kind but
prices are 10 to l5 cents lower than
a week ago. Common grass steers
were dull. Cows were plentiful but
most of them were the common Kind
and dry lot cows and the choice
grassers were wanted but even those
were 10 to Is cents lower. Medium
grass cows closed fully a quarter off
and and common stuff hard to sell
at any price. Good grass cows sold
at $3.50 TO e3.40. Bulls were
steady ~ sl.75 to SEES. Neals
clo~ed ower. tops or the week bring
inpS425. Fair 10 medium stockers
sold largely at $500 TO $500.
Market went down here and trade
was dull on all bat hest cattle.
W. n Fulton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

The display Of fine blooded horses
u the parade Cattlemens Day at
iracted lots Of attention, aad is .
iaature that will be improved upon
each year. No question but we have
the climate, the feed and the sur
roundings to produce the very best
horse that can be grown. 4 high
priced coach and draft horse, that
viii hnd ready market 1t is an
excellent feature Of the parade, and
that in turn will advertise our good
stock and bring us reputation.
There is opportunity for good gen
eral stock show in connection with
the celebration as the News-Cham-
pion suggested last year
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Henry Crooks-Na loag ago I
lad an illustration of the value oi
rlais IN feeding stock From thres
COWS We were taking 3 to lspounds
di buffer week bes,eies furnishing
I1ur families with fresh milk. A
-Ilek IT carrots was being fed these
Hws, perhaps half hushol day
Along late IN the spring the carrots
gave out aud almost Immediately
Tie butter product dropped to nine
rIsuds week Carrots and suCal
usets are about the only roots one
ln Iced cows without affecting the
;e Of the milk and butter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

s-S.s .. ~. Cas.. 9. svsnss. ssr s..- Of
STATE o. COLORADO,
COVnrS ~ GCpn,sos
In the CoSsee Court in Project.
q ~. ~iIiis~s. as. - r~ei;ioa Tor .si. -.
fhis nss,sr eo.ni.s on ~ ss heard on thi.
~ &. s... e x.:. s .s,, .ss .s.,s,.sr. sssn.
var. a aid e~ests, Ssr tAs sals a the followns
Ss.e!is-A sssl eststs. % . psstion thereof,
lAsts NJ 81 n h Dsnea y. 9th iaprovemenss
sssss.: S:e-esh isesssss = LHes ! and in
Csseh niniee fIi.,rict All u ahove descrihs1
p:cYests h.ias u e.snty II 0unnison and state
= ."a,ss' ~ - , scs tn; = prspc.e q psyns the
the C"~rt svcW .aiA petition INST proper and
lewal xruunde exist fos the sale Of all or . por-
Nov, tbessssse. it 10 order-d b. the Cour,
thst A. Williams and sse following named
nissss; Elisah.th Jone~, Mssgsest JonSs. Evsn
hs,nG sii pessose Who srs heirs Il said decs
Court roon q ssid court, in the Town 81 Gun
day Of s~ptemhcr, A. n. isss. at the hour AZ 10
q chuck in the fo1enos,n Of said day. then and
there !. -l.,s ess-s. il sny there be, ~hy M
William d. Perry admaistrnsor to sell the
whole or much Of said rel estate as nav he
necessary Tor the purposes saeci6e4 in said
Ietiticn.
II is further ordered that this order b. pub
lisbed for At 1esst four successive week. in the
t'nnn'~on NeOst hampton. . Weekly psblic
newspaper published in said county.
II Is further ordered that D, ). Lehan u said
county d 6unBison. be aud he is hereby ar
pointed ss guardian nd litem FOR said Eliza b~tb
Jones. Margaret lones Evan Jones' Edward
Jones and Griffith Jones. minors, TO represeot
minors at said hearing
BY the Coart
GEO. T HETUFRJNGTpN
ans-a Aug "i- County judge
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
0usluo1

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. July 20
Theo. Renner was visitor at lola
Monday.
J. B. Branchamp went to lola on
bssissss Tuesday.
John Clark Of the Carpenter group
went TO Lake City irst Of the week
ALI. Haines went to Lake CITY
Tuesday 10 look after soms mining
property.
lrs. A. Haines has caught l53
trost this moath within 100 feet Of
her door and takes the premium for
expert fishing.
Trost fishing has been fine in the
Cebolla this month. Col. Jack
Frost. wife and son of Dallas, Texas
have been camping at the Haines
ranch and left Tuesday after encae-
ing cottages for himself and several
friends for next season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
VIA - Cse Hay

A. X. S~evens Of lola sesds W the
following clipping. which he says ex-
plains the reason Why he is IN sd-
vocate of cutting his hay early:
There 10 qsite . dikerence Of
opinioa among farness - 10 when
10 the best time for cutting hay. The
old idea thst grass shosld be ripe be-
fore getting is . mistaken one, and
coatrary to the nature Of plant life.
In prodscing and ripening seed the
plant utilises the greater part of the
protein it contains, leaving very lit
tie in the leaves and stems of the
grass.
As it should always be the aim to
cut hay when the greatest amoant
of protrcin 10 distribsted through
the leaves and stem~, it should be
cat iust before it reaches fsll matur-
ity, and this time is when the grass
or clover comes into full bloom. Hay
cut at this time is more palatable
and more easily digested by all an
imals.
of course when there is a large
crop Of hay. it is often impossible to
harvest it all at the proper time, on
account of weather conditions. etc.
Under such conditions it is better
to begin cutting the hay too early
rather than finish up the crop toe
late.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
BOUGHT ENTIRE STOCK
Stock OF Dishes Formerly Owned
BY Chsney's BArs ain Store vas
Purehaset FIRST on the
Week by Clarence

Clarence Adams purchased the
stock Of dishes formerly in the store
Of +. II. Cheney The move was
made Tuesday, and the dishes are
now on sale at his store ON Tomichi
Avenue. With this addition TO his
already large and complete stock 1t
will no, be difficult TO find anything
along that line needed at this pro-
gressive store Mr.. f. II. Cheney is
going ont of business in Gunnison
and will take position as agent for
some railroad in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Head Ache
Sometimes?

Ii ~. is xsii interest YOU 10
lissg that II can bc stopped
with Dr. Miles .Arsi-Pasn Pills.
and without any bad alter
c6ccts. and thi, without Gan
ger of forming a drug habit CT
having your stomach dlsar-
ranged They positively CON
tain no opium, morphine. Co
caine. chioral. ether CT chlo-o-
form in any form. DIR. Miles
AntiPain Pills relieve pain.
and leave only a sense OF relief.
The reason ior this is explained
by the fact that headache comes
from tired. irritable. turbulent.
Ovcr-,aNed brain nerves. Anti
Pain Pills soro;he and strength
en- these nerves, thus removing
the Cause. They are harmless
when taken as directed.
We use Ir. Miles Pain Pills
Tor the care 81 hendacte. aud "
think that there Is nothing that wiz
eaial them They VIII cure ~
sev.rcsi spon cf nervous or sick
lc.4aante IN a very fe~ minutes !
an ~ nervous temperament. and
s-casluuatF have Us WHOM uv
neT,es Som 10 te completely eshaurt-
ed. aud ! ~ usAlc 50 ] can scarceiy
contain fnNssI. At tN.He tIues { al
ways tHHe size Aati-l-fin ] .lLs. and
they quiat me rigrt Hwnv. m o. re-
rit t1kahie y g a sa1t hing n ect they
have Hrg1 fne rrrNfa-
Mi.z. 2. H. kAilL. Detroit. Mich.
cr. Miles Auti-Psin sHIs are srfi ~
sour s-.-8a . ssuo viii Ger nlea tr
tse Nrr. rrckFua all tlrsht " Il
rs. rc n D re-. f-n gauf rsrrrg
- 4os-s. = e. ats- NSSer soll l- bul-.
Miles Medical Co., ElLhart, Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS..
tNecatsr's Notice

ESTATE of Virginia Grssmuck. Deoeasad.
TIE undersigned. having been ayisaiutsd er- 81
ncuiur 81 the is-t viii and testament of \ ir.
gina 'iFa-nuck late 81 the County 81 tsunnizof.
aud the stat" of Colorado. deccased. hershs
giNes notice that he will appear before the
t'uuty tnuri "f t,unnison County, at the
onrt House IN .'unnison at The June term On
Mondss. the 2sth dsy 4 August ir.. at which
time all per~ssn- having claims against said
estate are notified and requested 10 attend
for the purpose uf having the same adjusted.
Al persons indebted to said estate arr request
ed To- make Immediate payment to the under
signed.
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado. this nth day 81
juiy, A d. 1896.
T.. l.. MULLER. Executor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03


The United States mint at Denver
has been authorized by the Secretary
Of the Treasury from and after Aug
Sst lst, 1906, to accept silver con-
tanned in deposits whenever the
amount Of silver in such deposits
docs not exceed in value the proper
tion Of one part silver 10 ten parts
gold. This will greatly increase
the mint market for gold, silver bars
add retorts, - heretofore ssch de-
posits were declined If the silver
sssay 6neness exceeded the gold
ssaay GneOees, which meant that the
vslse Of the silver cowld only -
sbost one thirtieth Of the gold valse.
issaesd Of one tenth - now ordered
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Exchange-The scarcity OF rang ge
hurses has become most marked dur
ing the last two years and the trade
looks for strong advance in prices
this season. Mr.. W. H. Pomeroy,
ss~ big ST Louis horse dealer writes
There is no dosbt that none of US
will get as many horses as we used
to, as range horses are becoming
fewer and fewer each season, but we
are certainly getting bigger prices
now than we have ever known be-
fore. We think that range horses
will sell at least % per cent higher
this year than at any season since
we have been in the business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Ssibvilk.
Nsws-Champion Correspondence.

Nsws-Champion COrrespondence.
Friday. July 81
Mrs. George Reinbarger of Marble
is visiting Mrs. J. Satterstrom.
The Maple Leaf mine is going to
start sinking the shaft another 100
leet the lst of August. The fourth
level is showing up fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Coivin are the
proud parents of a baby girl, which
arrived the 233rd.
A number of Sillsville people at
tended the celebration at Gunnison
All report a good time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

For c!,sab,ns fio~er. bAl.ss wire
makes good tsrllis, especially for
hops and Woordb,ne. Hcwever With
Wild cucumt,er and cleuentis, 1t
s1Iae'inses scts 10 hot ~ to cook the
stems and leaves.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Before our fall goods come in
$500 mems suits Sll00. $3.50
boys suits for $500. S4.OO bow s
short pants suits $3.50. They are
selling. We want them to sell.
Sampliners.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
osvsSaAa sAs0 - GOuuuu euupn

A new srtessan yell 1t Psoais i.
down ssD tsrt and ~seu,s 20 br ap-
raachsng oil rather thsa wsser.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
DR.. K. Saccro

the Denver eve. ear, nose. and
throat specialist. Will again be in
Gunnlsop. Aug I3 and II at the
LaNeta hotel. Examination for
glasses free.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
SWfna ~ lt.,l srrT,,nr,r

s"ths W iish sffTl,nESr
In the matter of the estate tif t.cr,-. Sh;,sas
decreased S'"'''is
N"tice = hereh- given. that on Monday ,iv.
isth DAY of Aug. A. u iaH being one al ~. roc,
uthr dass 81 the June term Z, I the (. unity Court
Sunnison tounty- m Prub-te in the state
"-o'sd". l. David >hi Us administra-
tor OF said estate, will apuasr tef,.re ~. I,,a
~ -stin .ft. present my final ttle,peut ms
.neh .th aoministrHtgr ard pray the approyal az
~ ~ ana ma VIII then apply TO be discharged
am am hlsee any person in Interest nav appe,r
there be e same, II any
ps'ei at G"niIison, Colorado July 10 Ias
sa.;.:.. DAVID SHIELDS
Jaiy IL. Aug 10 Ss,s'os
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
AGUsxAsrEsr CrRy vWr ,,,.x

.,ss nini bieedlng, Pr1.-udine Piles Drvr
faiis to cure in 6 10 IL days. ae
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
=, sx0Ns ~ Apvah .rtsS Vtsn Eke..Jg,

SUMMONS ~ ArVah Ar,sS vWH kkGs~Iga
TstsA
STATE OF COLORADO.
COMM % brNNtso>,
Ia the District Court. No H.
l. n Clark. and W L.
Iruwueli, a. trustees.
Plaintiffs.
ithamar puEoi= and tn !
his heirs aud lessl rep
rc-eltatives. II aecess- Sunu,,s All,
/ I'd aud all ether per .u,,licatiop f.,r
sons ar parties Reyi.trufirp
known, claiming any
right title. estate. lien
interest in the real
estate described in the
sppiication herein.
defendants.
The People "f the State of Colorado to the
above named Defendants
You are hereby summoned and REQUIRED u
answer the application If the applicant plaintiff
in the above en- tiled application tor rca,i-tra.
tion of the following land situate IA Gunni-on
tonrty, Colorado. to-wu: The Iron Bnnnet
Lobe Mining Claim, 4 :. survey No siss 4
situate m the lin Cup Mining District. Gunni
sot county. Colorado and to file your
answer 70 the said application in the
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons upon you, exclusive Of the day 81 such
service an. Il you fail To answer the said ap.
cant plaintiff in thi. action will apply TO tho
Cosrt for the relief demanded in the appiics.
tion herein.
Witness, Y. q. Palmer. Clerk
of said Court. and the seal
thereof, at my Office in the
/00ARN toart house ~ Gunnison in
S~J said COunty and state, this "a
day Of July 4. D. IxOs.
E.G. PALMER,
Aug, 3. Aug IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Loca;ica certificates three for a dine
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

STATE OF COLORADO.
COMM OF GUNNisON.
la the District Court, No H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Aug, 3. Aug II.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-03
coLLEGIANs TO WHISTLE.

An intercollegiate wrestling match may be an interesting event early in March at Madison Square Garden.
 Such an innovation will be most un- usual. but will, none the less. attract great interest in the world of college athletics.
 Cornell is considering the proposal. and since both Coach Frazer and Man ager Stearns are in favor of the plan, it is thought the necessary permission to enter will be given to the Cornell Wrestling club. Dual wrestling meets in the past between eastern colleges have been held. but the tournament proposed will be the first to he held in a public building in which a num- Der of colleges have competed in one general competition.
 The inauguration of an intercol- legiate wrestling meet is in line with the movement to make more general the athletic relations of our leading universities. The four colleges that may accept the invitation to the Gar den meet are Yale. Princeton. Penn sylvania and Columbia.
 The Cornell-Pennsylvania wrestling match will befheld at Ithaca Saturday. February 2I. Several special excep- tions have l.epn made to the rules for this meet. The bouts will last for fif- teen minutes. without rest. Hereto fore they have been divided into six minute periods. with rests of three minutes between each two. The events will be in three divisions. and instead a1H inc ara EisVTFr furf heavier or lighter than the standard weight. if hss been agreed to permit four pounds variation eithcr wsy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-03
THE DIAMOND
WILL NOT SELL
Manager Durant Turns Down an Offer for Twirler Rogers
 Interesting Tidbits.

Manager Durant has turned down an offer for Pitcher Rogers which was made to him this week. $500 in cold, hard cash was offered to him for the speedy twirIer but the local manager said may, nay There will be none of the good players signed by Manager Durant sold. Some of the men he has on his list may be traded but if that trade is made the goods will have to come back to Waterbury in full value. There is still some doubt as to the grounds but the local manager is not worrying. The grounds will be ready all in good time but it takes q little time to look up records and get clean bill of sale before making a purchase. When the location is finally determined then you will see some tall hustling on grading and building. The work men are only awaiting the word and then they will make the wool fly.