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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

NEws- CHAMPION wishes its friends
and patrons a happy aud prosperous
year 1906. We appreciate YOUR
assistance IN getting out the best
newspaper Gunnison county has
produced. 1t is the aim of the man
agement to steadily improve the
paper, making it sane and vet
vigorous advocate of the resources of
Gunnlson county and the interests
OF her citizens 1t has devoted free
OF charge during the past year sew
eral thousand dollars worth of ad-
vertising to that end. As it grows
In circulation and in strength so
will its influence grow and its effec-
tiveness as booster for our mutual
home increase.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05
The House of God.
Continued from First Page

Continued from First Page
for thou wilt murder thine own
soul. The moral law is s'haIf
way house from a paradise lost in
the past to a paradise regained in
the future when the christian church
fills the whole world and Jesus has
room in every heart.
The world is full of benevolence
You should have a part in it. The
biggest thing in the last century is
not numerical growth nor industrial
advancement, but humanitariapism
or benevolence. Jesus has brought
into the world the message of the
brotherhood of man" Childhood
has been delivered. slaves emapci-
pated, asyluns, orphanages and hos
pitfalls founded, hungry fed and
naked clothed. Sick have been via.
tied. Benefcient streams have gone
forth, turning deserts into gardens
and bringing new born hope TO
thousands of Gods children. The
Greeks gave us art and philosophy:
the Romans gave us law: the Anglo
Saxons gave us political .'reedom:
the jews gave us the Son of Man. +"
whose life and teachings has flied
the world with benevolence. Yes.
many have read the words of Jesus.
Il was sick and We visited me-" and
founded hospitals, homes for the
aged. Some Of Gods children
while walking through our cities
have remembered the words of
Jesus, Il was hungry and We fed
me, Il was naked and We clothed
me- and practical benevo1ence has
gone around the globe. Cuta's cry
ior emancipation was heard in
heaven, Armenia's cry for life
India $ cry Tor bread has been heard
at the throne of God, and response
been made by Christian nations of
the earth. Here it was shown that
God had stamped brotherhood over
the portal of every legitimate calling
in life l hope, brethren, the fra,
fernal order with grip and password
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

Acting Governor Mcdonald is
getting into a pretty stew with his
state officers aud state institutions.
As very weak brother, elevated 10
high power through the grace of
tortultous circumstance and Colo
rado corporations, his sole hope was
IN avoiding trouble that would re-
qnire a man to settle However.
trouble has concluded to trouble
him, and the result may be easily
predicted.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

To bring 5000 visitors to Colo
rado is an effort of more than passing
To care for this army
OF visitors is another undertaking
But that is what Colorado is going
to do through the B. p o Elks next
July. While tie ieunion of Elks
will he held in Denver, the host OF
"Antlered" visitors will be taken
over the entire state. Efforts are
now under way TO extend the tickets
for the visitors 60 days. This will
give the Elks families time to visit
the wonders Of the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

Daring the FIRE Friday night.
some light headed individual rang
the fire bell again for another alarm.
No punishment is too severe for
people turning in false FIRE alarm
for a Joke. Tar and feathers would
just about fit the crime, and the
town authorities Ought to spare no
expense to discover the ones who
did it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

The asssas-lnatI0n OF former Gov
ernor Steunenberg of Idaho by q
bomb was a dastardly CRIME. and the
perpetrat1r If caught should pay the
fall penalty ol his CRIME. There j.
no room for assassins IA the west.
whether they belong 10 the Molly
Mcclure or the Peabody Bell stripe
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05
Cured his Motherof Rheuma.isr

MY mother has been sn#o
'or many wears from rheumatism "
says W. II. Howard of Husband
7 iehhssivania AT times she va.
unable to move at all. while at ali
lnies waking was painful. Ipre-
senfed her with bottle Of Chamber
lam Pain Balm and after a fs-
applications she decided il was n.
most wonderful pain reliever she
han ever tired, in fact, she is never
without II now and is at all TIM.
aoie TO walk: An occasional anpl;-
cation OF Pain Balm keeps away n.
pam she was formerl V troubled with >
FOR sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

Luther Rood has purchased the
Des'a independent MIR Rood bae
made considerable success of the
North Fork Times. and we look for
crack "a jack paper when he gets
the measure Of his larger held.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05
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Stomach Troubles and Con-
situation

Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets are the best things
for stomach troubles and coustipa-
ton l have ever .old.' saws ]. r
Cullman, a druggist of Potterville.
Mich. They are easy to take and
always give satisfaction. l tell nv
customers to try them aud if not
satisfactory to come back and get
their money. but have never had a
complaint For sale by all drug
gists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05
McClure'S T1agaZine


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SIS MCCLURE COMPANY East Suet,N
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

Garfield county rssschaseU sss =
mos' unanimously ot the opsssae
that the grazing tax Is slIeGal ss1
cannot be collected. They are susHG
10 carry IT into the eosrts bcfore tkey
pay IL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

Harry b. Kerr, officer Of the stat.
humane society, spent "Wednesday
IN town. He was here to aid in ,hs
prosecution of the men who recentlv
Grove o Richard McGruder out of Tin
Cup it was alleged. p"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Absolutely Harmless

The fault of giving children med.
,cii'e containing injurious substances
IS sometimes more disastrous than
,he disease from which they are suG-
lerihg; Every mother should know
mat ! hamberlain's Cough Remedy
IS perfectly safe for children to tale
IL contains nothing harmful and for
coughs' colds and Group is unsur.
passed. For sale by all druggists
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-05

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when every secosd ssa Voc s.sA
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20

STORE WILL BE CLOSED DAILY AT SIX p. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
VETERAN UP FOR SELLING RUN.
senator Bracket and A. J. Rose OF This
Cty Pay His Fine.

Urea, Dec. Ex-senator Edgar T. Brack-
eft in the United States Court to-day played
the part Of a good samaritan by helping
pay the SIS fine Of a fellow civil war veteran.
Richard II. Minor Of Shavertown Delaware
county, was srraigned on a charge of selling
liquor without a license. Minor was brought
into court by Foster S. Black, Deputy United
States Marshal at ~Binghamton, who was a
fellow prisoner with Minor in Libby prison,
Minor began to tell the court how he came
to violate the law. He keeps a boarding
house in Shavertown. At first his boarders
"chipped in" and sent him for liguor, Shaver
town being a non-license village. Minor
then bought whiskey and sold i to his
boarders. Finally outsiders visited his
house and bought drinks.
Senator Bracket, who was seated near
the accused man, grew uneasy, saying 70 a
friend that the veteran was putting his
foot in it," Minor freely confessed his
crime and ent cred a plea OF guilty. Judge
Roy said tha Minors fine would be $25
and sixty DAYS in jail, the Imprisonment TO
be suspended if Minor committed no fur
the violations. Senator Bracket and A.
J.. Rose of New York paid Minor fine and
he left the, court room with Deputy Marshal
Black.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
BIDS FOR BARGE C4NIL WORK.
On Two Contracts the BIDS Are Lower Than
the Engineers Estimates.

ALBANY, Dec. I9.-State Superintendent
of Public Works FranchOt to-day opened
bids on these three additional contracts
for barge canal work: On contract No. Ia,
which includes the construction of several
bridges on both the ~Champlain and the
Erie canal; on contract No. II, which is for
the construction of dams in the Mohawk
River at Amsterdam and Tribes Hill, to-
gether with other work; and on contract
No. 10, which il for the excavation of the
section OF the canal in the vicinity OF Castle
Creek and Mindenville, Montgomery
county. The low bidders with the amount
of bids we're:
On contract No. 10, the United Construc-
ton Company of Albany, whose bid was
$50 Az, az against the engineers estimate Of
$40, 7ls; on contract No. II, the Scofield
Company OF Philadelphia, whose bid was
Ss46, 1872, as against the engineers estimate
of $3.50 ,e26; and on contract No. IS, the
O'Brien a Hoolihan Contracting Company
of Syracuse, whose bid was $3.50 400, as
against the engineers estimate of s7S5 $50.
In the case OF contract No. 10 there were
eight bidders, and on contract No. Is four
bidders, while in the case of contract No.
II there were only two bidders. Awards
will be made in a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
HOSPITAL ASKS FOR HELP.
Appeal for Funds by the Society for the
RELIEF Or Ruptured n Crippled.

The annual report OF the New York
Society for the Relief of the Ruptured
and Crippled shows that go patients we're
treated in the hospital and 48,2s4 treat
ments were given in the out patient de-
partmeut. Although a saving Of ss,II2
was effected in the expenses OF the hospital
the expenditures were s27,s7s more than
the receipts. The receipts last year we're
co., SCI, and on account NJ this deficit the
managers have issued IN appeal TO the
public for subscriptions.
The hospital 10 the largest ~orthopedic
hospital in the world, and has been making
great strides recently in the treatment
OF tuberculosis Of the bones and joints. Il
is pointed ouS by the managers in heir
appeal that a very important feature
OF the hospital york IA that Of educating
the children undergoing treatment, 30 that
on recovery they may reenter their former
classes in public schools. Frederick Sturgis
Of 81 Nassau street Is treasurer OF the IN
stitution and checks nay be sent either
20 him OF TO the hospitsl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
MEDIUMS OF ADVERTISING.
Merits OF the Newspaper n Magazine
Discussed at a Dinner.


The New York Advertising League at it's
regular monthly dinner last night at the
rooms Of the Aldine Association, III Fifth
avenue, discussed the relative merits OF
and magazine advertising.
Frederick Phillips OF the Lincoln Trust
Company, vioe-president OF the Banking
Publicity Association, maintained that the
daily newspaper is the best medium for
bank and trust company advertising.
Mr.. Phillips described this advertising
as still in the experimental stage. defended
ii against the charge Of being u~ndigniied.
and said that filling expensive newspaper
space with endless figures that told nothing
OF banking methods was seles
James Rogers advertising managerof Har-
Der a Bros, defended the magazine against
the as the best medium for
bank advertising. The readers Of maya
zines" he said, ARE OF those who have
money beyond the mere necessities OF life
whereas 90 per cent. of the newspapers
circulation is made up OF age earners
and laborers, who have just enough money
for living expenses
A. B. Thompson, treasurer OF the Provl-
dent Savings Life Assurance Society, said
That the free advertising the insurance
companies had received recently was valu-
able in revealing the companies weakness.
Truth, he said, is the best asset To- profit
able advertising.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
BOWERY,S DEAD THIEF. ,
Ponce Department Has Clues which Clear
I'D the q Identity.

Headquarters detectives yeste rday picked
Up at the Morgue two clue that may lead
possibly to the identity Of the jewelry thief
who committed suicide in front OF o Second
street on Tuesday afternoon rather than
submit to arrest. One Is the name Of a
Chicago halter in the lining OF his derby
hat and the other the name OF an optician
of Evanston, ILL.,, printed on an eyeglass
case found in one OF his pockets.
Inspector Mclaughlin last night tele-
Uraphed a description OF the dead crook
TO the chief of Detectives OF Chicago, be-
lieving that the police of that city may have
a record Of him.
The dead thief could have been taken for
the double of William Madison, a former
member Of the Se~venty-frst Regiment
who was arrestedthree years ago for smash
ing a showcase in a pawnshop and attempt
ing 20 steal a tray Of jewels. There was
a strong resemblance bet ween the men,
but Detective Furot, who is in charge OF
the Bertiilon system at Police Headquarters,
compared the thumb prints n found that
they we're not alike. The measurement
of the two men also did not tally. None
Of the Diet ectives at headquarters remembers
having seen the thief who preferred death
to arrest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
No STRAIGHT VOTE FOR METZ,
Comptroller Urges Young Presbyierians 10
Take an interest in Politics.

Comptroller Herman A. Metz made the
principal address at the annual dinner
Of the mems class OF the Central Presby-
terrain Church in Brooklyn on Monday
night, and his theme was politics. Ami
mated by unselish and disinterested
motives" be said, such men as you should
become acquainted with The politics in
your districts. Such interest is bound to
get results. For proof 1 can cite the case
OF District Attorney jerome, who was
reelected on an independent ticket, beating
the two organizations.
There has been an awakening in public
conscience. In the last campaign one
man ran 90, 900 votes'behind his ticket. |
never voted a straight ticket in my life and
I'm going to keep il up. l believe that no
party or man Is beyond the public good
and that bossism is a thing of the past
Therefore l urge you to go beyond the cast
of the ballot and first go to the primaries"
Mr.. Metz was warmly applauded and was
made an honorary member OF the class.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
VOLUNTEER PATRICK JURY.
Medico-LekaI Society AcPuIt Him After
E%mbalmIns Experiment.

Ten men and eleven women attended the
annual dinner and meeting of the Medico-
Legal Society at the Hotel st. Andrew,
Broadway and Seventy-second street, last
night.
Most OF the discussion was on the fate Of
Albert T. Patrick. A select committee
appointed some time ago to experiment
and find whether the use of embalming
fuid after death will cause the congestion
of the lungs attributed in the Rice case to
chloroform, reported that it would. Since
this would destroy the principal evidence
mon which Patrick's conviction was based
the Society decided to memorabilia Governor
Higgins and Governor-elect Hughes, com
municate the results of it's Investigation
and its opinion that Patrick must he inno-
cent of bringing about Rice's death by the
administration Of chloroform and ask Tor
his pardon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
SKS SI2.OOO FROM THE CITY,
Charles II. Otis Brings suit fOrDsmages
Caused bS .JoraIemOn street funnel.

Charles II. Otis, a well known Brooklyn
lawyer, has begun a suit in the Supreme
Court against the city of New York and the
contractors for the tunnel under Joralemon
street for damage to his property at Henry
and Joralemon streets. He puts in a claim
for yI2,OO 0 In his complaint he says that
a shaft, huge derrick and tTiphammers
were constructed in front of his house,
that they were used day and night and that
the nuisance was kept up for two years
and a half.
Many of Mr.. Otis's ~neighbors have had
their claims for injuries settled by their
legal representatives and those of the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
THE BRONX VALLEY SEVER.
Friends OF Present Plans Win Out In spite
OF strong Opposition.

ALBANY, Dec. 1~s.-Advocates OF the
Bronx Valley sewer,w which is to flow from
White Plains into the Hudson River az
Yonkers, have won out in the preliminary
skirmish before the state authorities.
The State COMMISSIONS of Health and
the State Engineer are to approve the
plans. New York city commercial bodies
insisted that the plans be not approved
unless the sewage was treated by a disposal
plant before being emptied into the river
Attorney-General Mayer has written an
opinion, at the request OF these two officers,
which concludes that the state Engineer
and the state Commissioner of Health are
not required TO 60 outside of the act au-
thor1ing the establishment of the sewer,
which does not provide for a disposal plant.
and compel the installation of one, nor
need they express any opinion as TO whether
or not the work can be q constructed within
the 81 900, 900 limit fixed in the law.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
Certificate 20 BufraIO, Lake Erie and
Niagara Railroad 70.

ALBANY, Dec. l8.-The State Railroad
Commission to-day issued a certificate OF
necessity TO the Buffalo, Lake Erie and
Niagara Railroad Company TO construct a
freight belt line about Buffalo and along
the Niagara frontier, thirty seven miles.
The commission denied the application Of
the Frontier Terminal Railway Company
for a certificate. The latter sought to build
a similar line in practically the same terri
tory.
The issue OF this certificate settles one of
the hardest fought cases ever brought before
the commission Both applications we're
opposed by most of the trunk lines entering
Buffalo.
Frank PerIey Appointed Tax Commissioner
ALBANY. Dec. l9.-Frank T.. Perley of
New York city, Secretary 10 Gov. Higgins
was appointed to-day by the Governor a
member of the State Board of Tax Com
missioners in place Of Ceylon H. Lewis of
Syracuse, whose resignation was announced
Yesterday. The appointment il TO I'LL the
~upexpired term for which Mr.. Lewis was
appointed, which ends on December 81, 1907.
The salary Of the Tax Commissioner is
IS, 900 a year, with $500 allowed annually
for expenses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
An greenwich Doss to Re Mu1zIed.

GREENWICH, Conn, Dec. l9.-The Select
men ordered that all dogs must wear muz-
.zles, on account OF a mad dog scare, several
persons having peer bitten. DR.. j., H.
rownsend Of the State Board Of Health
in a recent report, comm ents on the arg
humber of cases OF rabies in the State
the past few months and a. that the
traort efecrye- measure is the general muz-
k1ing OF dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
sesmen.s Savings Bank improvements.

Plans have been filed with Building Super
intendent Murphy for ~remodelling the base
ment and ground floor Of the Seamen's
Bank for Savings at "a and 70 Wall street
A new vault will be built, new ornamental
d~oorways and staircases built and new
plumbing installed. The improvements are
to cost So, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
TIFFANY & co.
Pottery and Glass Department
Third Floor,

Exclusive exhibits: New effects in
Tiffany FaWtile Pottery and Glass,
Ruskin Pottery in reproductions OF
"Ming" glazes and other earlv Chi
nese poIcelains
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES inthe style
of Hispano.Moresques, designed by
Walter Crane and Lewis F: Day.
Rookwood Pottery. in "lris," "Vel-
Ium," "Sea Green and Tiger Eye"
varieties ! Royal Copenhagen, Hol-
land Delft. Webb's Rock Crystal, etc.
Fifth Avenue & 37@Street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-12-20
RESIGNED on DEMAND,
But Inspector DOnneIIy Expects. Through
McCarren, TO Keep HIS job.

Joseph P. DOnnelly, who was recently
deposed az leader OF the anti-McC arrenites
in the Seventeenth Assembly dis strict in
Brooklyn, has rendered his resignation
as chief inspector of the tsnement house
bureau in that borough. The resignation
was demanded by Commissioner Butler
because Of -pernicious political activity. ["
Mr.. Donnelly is now in alliance with Senator
McCarren and hopes through the ~latter's
influence 10 be able 20 hold on TO his job.
La Junta tribune., 1906-01-07
Hsssss City Stoet Msrtet.

The sheep market at Kansas City
continues strong. says ]. A. Riekart.
our live stock correspondent, al
though the net advance since week
ago has been small. Stuff from the
Colorado feeding districts has been
scarce. although there were some
yearlings at s6.25 and ewes at s5-25
here Wednesday. Kansas and Okla
homa fed western lambs are selling
at s7.3o to $50, yearlings at $40
Monday, sheep and yearling mixed
at s6.10. ewes up to s5.45- Some of
the San Luis Valley lambs have been
Disappointing to shippers,as they are
poorly finished and a share Of them
have had to sell as feeders. at s5-s5
to s6.35. Anything well finished
sells readily, as receipts are running
light. from 12.0o to 1900 per
week A string of Mexican we;hers.
1s pounds. sold TO feeders Monday
at Sass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-08-04
POINTS ABOUT THE MAYPoP
Little Known Southern Fruit Posses
ses Medical Virtues Recently
Discovered.

a new fruit that seems likely 10
prove of considerable value has been
developed by the cultivation of the
common "maypop" a plant which is
very familiar in the southern states.
quite ornamental. easily grown from
seeds and affords a handsome cover
for arbors and verandas. II is known
TO botanists a. passinora incarnata.
The fruit in It's improved form is
somewhat bigger than a hens egg
and decidedly palatable It looks like
May apple
More important however, is the rec
ognition which the plant has recently
obtained as the source OF a harmless
drug which is utilized by physicians
as a sleep producer and nerve soother.
Unfortunately most nerve soothing
and sleep producing drugs create hab-
its which are difficult to throw OF and
In their after effects they are liable
to be injurious But the fluid extract
Of the maypop. which Is obtained from
the leaves and flowers. while wonder
fully effective as a sopornc. has no
Nemesis The improved fruit of the
maypop is available for use both fresh
and preserved In all likelihood It
will make its appearance before long
in our markets