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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-22
Her Dream1and Tryst
By HALLE RMINIE RIVES

for affected lightness Yet, if the very memory
of the dream pleasurable why do you dread it,"
Because, each time he-it has been dream
of danger. When it comes it is just if he
calling in voice | have sometime known
and-and loved, calling to come. And each
time / CO. and see him in his extremity, and cannot
help himl l try-oh, how l tryl-and l wake up
crying and trembling tell myself that it is only
a dream; but in my dream know that it is true
the danger mean, and my love. l know it. 1t is
not like other dreams; while l dreaming it, |
realize the difference very well
She had casped her fingers over her knee
The passion had faded from her face, yet her
eyes were bright with sort of sober seriousness
An irritant pity stung hirn-a compassion that
" Let consider the case judcialy" he said, after
a pause. When was your first experience of this
kind?
Last November, on fathers birthday l re-
membered it by that
November, he repeated. MY rival took his
good advantage. l was far enough away, at least
somewhere the Barbary coast, if l remember
And when the next?"
1t was on the twelfth of February
l shall never forget the date 1t was the
night your letter arrived - the one
written when you in the Mediter-
ranean. l fell asleep thinking of that,
and of that last evening here at Del
Monte. Then-t camel 1t was much
terrible than the first. l i'll
for days afterward."
He could see that she was trembling.
His mans cerebral impatience at the
fanciful and irrational gripping
him hard but he crushed it down,
and his tone even, he said:
Dear don't you that this is
u fantastic and intolerabe situation? that
it hasn't any basis in logic or fact? You're
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Demand Better than Supply

Denver mon Stock Yards. Oct
s-Csitle receipts were about .pD
more last week than proceeding
week strong competition for any
thing desirable made good active
market from start 10 finish and
prices are strong to - cents higher
than a week ago. Some very good
Wyomines brought Sa25 with
pretty good grassers at S4O0 to
~ 10 and most Of the fair to med
ium grades at $500 to $500 Top
prices however, were not realized as
there was nothing fancy offered
There was a strong inquiry for
good feeders and stockers and sup
ply was much too small Country
buyers picked up everything avail
able at prices 20 to l5 cents higher
than week ago and would have
taken a good many more had they
been offered.
W. n. FrIroN
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
To Test Grazing Tax

Some time ago Andrew Norell Of
the North Park was arrested for
ranging seventy-sve head Of cattle
ON the Park Range forest reserve
without a permit He was given a
preliminary hearing before United
States Commissioner Mosman at
Walden last week aud was held
under a $3.50 bond to appear before
the United States district court for
trial. The offense of which he was
accused 10 punishable by a 81, 900
fine and a year in government
penltent'ary and every cattleman
who has been looking ask2nce upon
the forest regulations is sitting up
and taking notice of this case
Everybody is especially anxious TO
test the constitutionality Of the
forestry bureaus right to collect a
tax for grazing cattle upon govern
mcnt land whether reserved or not.
and the case 10 come up will probab-
ly thresh ost the question very com
pletely. We opine however, that
Mr.. Norell will unfortunately find
himself in court of conviction when
he comes to Denver for trial and to
test the matter thoroughly it should
be taken to the United States sup
RENE court. The placing of a tax
ing power in the hands of any bu.
reaa is a very questionable expe-
dent at best and does not reflect the
primary tenure Of democratic govern
ment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Crested Butts

News Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday, October y
W v Nan ostern. is again able
10 be ogt, though very feeble
Chas l.. Ross has gone east to
purchase his stock Of holiday goods
The Misses lnez Preston and Ma
RE Block drove to Gunnlson Satur-
day returning Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. II Bsntock Lsvr
returned to Crested Butte aud will
reside here during the coming win.
ter.
Miss Decker closed saccessiSl
term of school at Floresta last week
and opened school ut Mt Carbon
on Monday
Joseph Runnoe Of Nontrase he
been looking after his interests keve
and before leaving, sold twenty
seven head Of cattle 10 Emil Strand
"A iHO bsGW OvUi Otbuk Uuilt I7p
the bakery of the Colorado Supply
Co. Mr.. Redmond, the local mana
ger is always alive to the welfare of
his patrons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos Benson have
returned from u visit 10 their daugh-
ter Mrs G. W. Thompson of Pali-
sades, and are loud in their praise
of that fruit district.
Mr. and Mrs. knute of Cripple
Creek are spendina a few days at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II
Wilson, Mrs knute is better known
to most Of us as Bertha Marray.
A. l.. Miller of Cripple Creek, but
formerly one Of our respected bust
ness men. has been spending a few
days with his former partner, d. Y.
Miner, and incidentally looking after
his mining interests in this section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

clcnw0od Asala1cas You - a
citizen u Coloraa9 hase everything
~ io-e asd nothing to gaia by vol
tna the republican tIc6.; this fali
} ga Tua-' reegEEi1e tAI> a. serious
-satemen; D. make aud yoa mus; al-o
remember thai the writer has some
F'ers friends un the republican,
tick ct Bot tLiak a moment oi the
corporations who owa and eper.ie
she republican party tais wear Per
.saBal friendship makes us oserl,s,k
the eraspsng Of the bouy hand 81
the very devil himself. bui with the
prospects before W. oi corporation
rule or rain NE cannot hesitate 10
drop a ~hite bal,li m the box agaius;
thai az hog deVl. The coTpoTstioas
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Ecal UOuCATIous.
sWuIcE ~ rlsM ssrr,ssEsr

In the matter Of the estate Of " William Russell
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday the
i2th day ~ November A. ID. 1891, beiag one of
the regular days oi the Sept tember term of the
county touri of GunnIson County. IN Probate,
N the state of Colorado. |, Marry Lloyd admin
istrstor ~ said estate. will appear before the
Judge Of SAID Court, present my final set l.-
meut as such admins ratnr and pray the an
proval 81 the same, aud will then apply to he
discharged as such Administrator. At which
time and place any person in interest may APP
pear and present objections to the same. il any
there be-
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado. Oct 8. 1905.
HARRY LLOYD,
Admin nistrator of the estate of " lillian Russell
Oct. II Nov deces .eJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Field and Farm The beautiful
green fields Of rye to be seen in many
parts of Colorado every spring
should encourage farmers to more
extensive seeding of that grain this
fall, 1t is valuable for both fall and
spring pasture and when cut for hay
along the last of May or fore part OF
June will make an excellent addition
to the COW feed on every small place.
Rye has a place on every truck farm
and also in the orchard where a
cover crop is always in order for a
late summer planting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

frsesds 81 the Coss~sdo cs,lkees.
II ktseldes. Fors Celi4Ds. Csees~y
and esosdsu. iyos4 tresssH.en 10 graz
barred aisHaai .~ unia.ax .ois6s
against B.et,sel fos year. be h..
PLAYED = aSx in The usaaxsr act, iot-
tysae necessarily against these other
colleges sqr she sake Il Gl- o~n ih.I-
ser university In the las; iegssia-
t.re ks defeated the esii slio~in4
the state university al Bosider T.
expand The united opposition oi
ite-e colleges y alone enough to de
feat BacLtel
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Durango Democrat-Those VIII,

Durango Democrat-Those who
toll and produce will have none oi
"Parson" Bucktail, Labor does no,
seem TO realize that the "parson" in
his letter of acceptance was entirely
too bNsy mixing up with cantaloups
Ben Davis apples and sunshine to
even mention the eight-hour day
.emi monthly pay day or scrip bill
In fact, the good man siened it with
out reading Just as it was handed
him
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
After using three columns

After using three columns of his
personal page in the Post 10 ex-
plain how most desperate efforts
were used to save Ben Lindsey from
the enemy. Paul Thieman has since
omitted to mention the gentleman
Bss Speer attempted to assist Lind
sey. b.t promptly dropped the hot
po&.toe. durango Democrat. having
. Crouch against Alva, and possibly
the world in general started in to
euppost Zen, but is now making
frsnsic efforts TO eet away. Lindsey
Ai~sslf, 6sally made spa state tick
q coHposed almost entirely Of demo-
cssasc noMipees with Adams left of.
Nose of these nominees will sccept.
% his ticket is gradually drawing
b the thia edge Of The wedge where
noaAiaG will be left bat Benny Then
he win knally withdraw. all county
tickess bearing his nape will be
p.lled down and Of the great Lind
sey ooveneat nothing bot = srnell
~ill Be left.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

The local republicans are pretty
well dlsheartened to begin the cam
paign, in fact if it were not for tho
presence of a generous GugRenheim-
Evans barrel for the hungry to flock
around there would be mighty little
doing Flies are always attracted
by sugar, but Gabbert-Evans- Buch-
tell Gugeenheim is q combination
that the voters cannot stomach no
matter how the dope 10 swee,ened.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Florence Ex Parte-ChancelIor
Buchtel OF the Denver university,
who was named by Bill Evans Of
Tramway fame to take the place
made vacant by the resignation of
u. B. Stewart, as nominee for COVER
noa on the republican ticket, says
he wants to give the people square
deal and Roosevelt administration
II is hard at this stage of the game
to tell what the revernd gentleman
means by = square deal. lie thought
that Peabody gave the Cripple Greek
miners square deal when he tore
them from their homes and families
and incaroerated them in the bull
pen without trial. He thought the
Legislature gave the people square
deal when with the aid of the Sup
RENE Court it stole the seat of Gov
ernor Adams. lie thought the peo-
pie were getting a square deal when
Judge Gabbert issued his ''kingly
prerogative' decisions In fact il
seems that everything the majority
of the people think wrong, the worthy
dean thinks square deal. Ex
Parte thinks that in spite of the re-
ligious affiliations Of the aforesaid
gentleman he will have TO do a lot
Of explaining before the voters will
believe that the interests of the great
mass 81 the common people of the
state are his interests
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Dayton Doints
ews-Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday, October .
Miss Lotha Thatcher has left for
an extended visit with her sister at
Seattle.
Dediey Carr met with severe ac.
cident at the sawmill Saturday. His
left hand was badly cut on the saw
and he has gone TO Salida for treat.
ment. o..
Manv enjoyed a pleasant time at a
surprise at the home of Mrs. Mar,
Lord last FRIDAY. Games and dane.
ing helped to while away the time
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Exchange-One Of the rural news
papers of the state noting the tactics
employed by the republican party
which it represents, suggests: RE
publlcans cannot afford to resort to
to questionable methods" And
this suggestion recalls to the mlnd
of the writer the appearance Of an
old time boarder of what was called
a second rate hotel in a certain north
ern Colorado town at the room lust
little after the regular meal hour
The dining hall door was closed but
the boarder walked right in just the
same and took his seat. The lane
lord approached and remarked that
he could get no breakfast at that
hour and suggested that he should
get up earlier. What" shouted
the now irate boarder, must change
the habits of life time Just to con
form to the demands of a second
class hotel 2"
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Aa0isistrstet's sale ~ Neal Estate

STATE OF tOLORADO
COUNTY OF GtNNIsOS
In the County Court in Probate.
In the matter II the estate
d
Evan Nilhams, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that whereas i have
received authority from said ,ourt in said
cause To se the real estate belonging To .s
estate ~ private sale, Therefor. 1 Hereby ofFer
to sell Lots 10 and n in Block p, with i'm
prc,ements thereon a.. % n obe-hsH interest in
n Lots ] ana N in Block 10 all in the Town of
Marbie. GunnIsoa County, Colorado; also the
1wadsw.eds placer CLAIM. siiuste in
the koek Greek Mining District. in said
county and state. | will receive bids in writ.
ing Tor any or all Of said pr, perty at my resi-
depce in the Town of Marble Gunnisnn
q uuty colorado, st any time before the 9Th
day OF october 4. d. 1876. at twelve clock
mon. and reserve the right To reject any and
all bids.
Dated September 10Th. 1905.
WILLIAM u. PARRY
administrator of the Estate 81 kvan Williams
SeIt. l-2s. ,.rc.aa.d
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
The selection of A. NJ Thorn

The selection OF 4. NJ Thomas as
chairman of the county central COM
mittee is very wise one. Mr.. Tho
mas is democratic leader OF
nnerring judgment, thoroughly
familiar with Gunnlson county aud
in . position to devote his whole
time to his work. lie is ably assist
ed by the other officers and will con
dSct u clean. vet vigorous campaign
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Enough Coal for 400 Years

The Royal Commission of experts IN British
coal supplies reports sufficient coal usained to
last NO years at the present rate Of consunr-
tion. 10 that there is no need to worry about the
fuel QUESTION. There is also need to worry
when the appetite 10 pcor. the nerves unstrunx.
sieep restless ssA the bowels eopstisAsed. Just
<et a hottie cf ho-tetser . Stomach Bitter. FROM
yoor drus9ist Esd take Ac~e hefgve meals and
ut esdtiDe and - bo~ quickly yosf ailments
viii aisappeer. vosi wonder ~Ay yo~ -.nercd
80 long when the medicine To eure -. wss al
waye within yowr reseh II alWay. cure- rs-,y
appesite. belehinG. hafuieney insomnia. ner-
~oosnsss. csestipation. aysseFRia, isAkssseisn.
female hls billio1sne.s. lisse - hiA.dA Ms -
naharia, never end aGoe. IN II t~Aay-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Alleged Ore Sealing al Sherrod

Suits Of replevin are filed in the
county court by DIR. John C. Not
tiReham against John W. Law. Fla
Law Snyder, Geo. Snyder, Leslie
Law and Frank Clark TO recover
ore from the Brittle Silver mine at
Sherrod which the doctor alleges
was unlawfu,ly taken and shipped
to Buena Vista. Criminal action
has also been commenced against
the parties in the district court
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Two wears ago the Rev. Buchtel,

Two wears ago the Rev Buchtel,
pronounced Book tell denied =
young man his diploma because
that young man had the temerity TO
make speeches against Peabody.
Buch,el himself made speeches ali
over Colorado for that arch anarchist
and enemy of the people. The
whole ticket is enclosed in a Pea
body cabbage wrapper, and no self
respecting laboring man will even
stand for the smell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
NWrstE ~ GuARs,.Ns xa,E ~ rv.I
ANvATk
state of Colorado. ,

StNFe N VVIOFNdO.
County of Gunuison.
BY virtue Of decretal order q the Co-p,x
Court - said county made md e-tereH a,
record on the 2ith day II September A. u. 1896
on the application of the unaerSiered Alice /
snsf suardian OF Aie.rr y. Usher and Dorc-
thy Usher. minor heirs of the estate .f James
L U-her neceased. to sell the following descr;had
veal estate tth n<ine to the said minors ro-wit
An undivided one half in, crest in ana to Lat ;
No. Two and Three in Block 4 JobDe,,n's All.
ti"n 10 the Town ID trystsl. in the County .,f
tsunnis''n and state of Col rsdo. shall On the
lsh day II October. A. d. 1916. at my re~ist~oe.
IA the said Town of Crystal. at the boSr a M
o eiock IN the forenoon. -eli all the isteyr-, Of
Saii miners IN and to said real estate at priv ate
sale Tor cash NOT lc~s than the appraised yslv,r
there I, sane being one hu dr-d and fifty 1ei
is-s; SAID ssle ~ BE- msde -shi~rt 10 the an
prvsoa nd eouhrRaticrH said ounty Csart
tLTcE L.. UrrvR
Gssrdisa q AIbert n. Usher and Doro,h,
Usher, niBer~.
SsVt ROT. T.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

The plnnderbund of Colorado,
that coterie of corporation officials
hesded by Bill Evans, Bob Speer,
0~9oenhsim. ct al have been forced
inso the last ditch. As November
draws near they see less chance of
electing the state ticket or the legis-
lature
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Montruse Enterprise-Tbis Office
has lust received an offer from the
republican congressional campaign
commIttes 30 furnish free Of charge
10 the editor editorial py for the
coming campaign, and guarantee IL
10 be the stuff Sorry, gentlemen.
sorry. but the fact is you have mis-
taken the needs Of an editor. Copy
Is the easiest thing among editorial
needs 90 secure. Send us compost
tors. se.sl US blank paper by the ton
send as a monOtvpe, send us a press
man, send MS even cold and sordid
cash. because we could ia some way
use all Of these. but don't shove into
this .anctom any more copy, Tor by
the great horn spoon or any other
spoon. we are long on copy and short
on 1t into print. Funny that our
dear republican friends should offer
a democratic editor such husks a.
mere copy. II might be nuts for
republican editor but it is like
carrying Goals to Newcastle to offer
it TO a democratic quill scratcher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

ANDY. Frank and Wi Ssns~s9,ns
have -lld their lease on the fHssirs
ranch 10 Adams Bros Mr. Asas-
mons. wife and baby ~.ll re;Hsr 10
Posderhorn Saturday Andy Frssk
expects g. remain here ior ssas~
wesks yet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
Most Of the land % far cultivated

Most Of the land 90 far cultivated
in Gsnnison county consists of COM
pars'ively fiat bottom soil. AZ our
experience with this soil an1 eli
mate increase, it will be found that
many of the rolling mesa lands and
even steep slopes can be successfully
put under grass and even into grain
and potatoes. reporter noticed
a practical instance of this sort of
ranching recently upon the Hillside
Ranch operated by Harold Mace,
three miles from Crested Butte.
This ranch has G,U acres, most of it
quite rolling However, it is all
excellent soil and 20 acres OF the
hillsides are in oats with hay land
already improved that looked as
though it would return lo5 tons of
timothy. In order to irrigate the
grain, laterals are run around the
slopes nearly on a level some so to
10 feet apart and the ground allow
ed to sub-irrigate between them
This is also necessary with grass to
get the sod started, but after that no
trouble is experienced on turning
the water down the slope. No doubt
we have in this county thousands OF
acres now thought to be hill land
and therefore useful only as pasture,
which by careful attention can be
made to produce good crops.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

j. II Crowley. raHchman from
ihe upper Niil0S crccs was over
Yesterday IL harvested good
crop Of potatoes tins year and about
thirty tons Of superior hay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

J. N. Allen has bought Ike odd
Shove huildiEg GA upper Maj u
street aud - tearing " down sad
moving the humber 10 the ranch foe
cattle sheds
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

The correspondent of the News
Champion at Marble gives this week
b"deet Of interesting mining news
shout that section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Harry Linton has just harvested
hie second cutting Of alfalfa. 1t
cuts three tons TO the acre. He also
10 digging An extra fine crop n pota-
toes from seven acree.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

A hozss bc3cn9iAe 10 Alexander
Malneroen of Dorchester died At the
livery stable Of Wolfe and Eastman
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Exchange-"Bill," said the man
in the blackboard to the Roaring
Fork postmaster, amt you going to
open the Office today p "No, | amt;
what do you take me fer p The
postmaster mo, you don't. You
take me for one o'these perpetual
machines, that will run the govern
ment fer six days out the week, an
no rest on Sunday-that's what YOU
take me fer - "Bill, said the other,
I've come five miles to get my mail. ="
Well, ef | open up fer you all the
res i'll want theri'n an I've done
notified the postmaster ginrul that
its my week off; sides that, thar
amt no mail fer you-'cept a letter
from the lumber man. sayin' that if
YOU don't pay up he'll sue you, an
another from your wife tellin' you to
send her money TO come home. So
go long and enjoy yer honeymoon ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

toCCUa AsUao ~ SSe pAy
feAs LAXATIVE BROnO Osipi,e r.A,~>.
Hoftsts NfseA ocsrs L fails 70 r1v1 4
~ -04ONEB siDnseure 10 IN each Acx r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Saguache Crescent-John Bruns'
horses won two second and one
third at the San Luis Valley fair.
John has good horses and there were
many among the crowd who thought
that he did not get all that was COM
ing to him
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12
,r,c1au vArss - ecxxses oorxss

Dcaocs asis State and Coaaty
Ticket
Fe President. 1875
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
For Governor
ALNA ADAMS
I..euienant Governor
ELIAS NJ. AMMO\>
SECRETARY % State
HORACE W. IIANENS
State Treasurer
EDWARD T.. DRACH
Attorney General
WILLIAM h MORGAN
State Auditor
ANDREW SANDBERG
Saueriuiendent Of Public lnstrue-
Mss HONORA MAlIoNEl
Regents Il State University
BENJAMIN COBEl
HARRY BRYANT
Concressman- AT large
SAM Ell y. BELFORD
F7r Congress, second congressional
district
W. w. ROWAN
Justice of the supreme Court
GEORGE X HARTENSTEIN
WILLIAM ?. SEEDS
Judge Seventh Judicial District
THERON STEVENS
Clerk and Recorder
J Il. BROTHERS
Assessor
7. J. HURLEY
County Commissioner
GEORGE L. MILLER
Coroner
\ J. DOYLE
Treasurer
MRS. ANNIE DOWNEN
Sheriff
J. X. SPANN
Superintendent Of Schools
MRS. A. NJ. II. CROOKS
Surveyor
J. +. HElNER
Representative
JOHN A. LEHRRITTER
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

Silverton Standard" Once there
was MANI And his name is
Philip b. Stewart" The Miner
shrieked this in brewer caps last
week. The occasion of this hvsteri-
cal outburst WAS Stewards coming
of the republican ticket because of
Gsbberts going on. Perhaps Stew
art was free agent in the matter
but that 10 neither here nor there.
II Stewart was MAN for quitting
a ticket infected with Gabbert what
may be said Of the manlkin who re-
placed him? The political preacher,
Buchtell, has not only accepted the
place. but took it as the leaSings Of
hall dozen or more prominent Re-
publicans. who, like Stewart, were
too much MEN to soil themselves
by acceptance. ''Once there was a
MAN :" But his name is not Buch-
tell Though a divine he is not
half so particular Of his company as
the wording Phil Stewart
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-10-12

This ra~ T.
honest rep%
deraocrstic prirN
then the gold ofvut
might turn the scale, but a..
spectacle of the ts~n state couve
tons. few are 50 blinded by parti-
sanship they cannot see Alright. Ii
is a corporation republIcanlsm OPP
posed by strong. vigorous anti
corporation democracy Which side
are YOU on