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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04
Chew What You Know About and
Knovx What You Are Chewing

chewers and pounds Of tobaco,
chewed, to the populatio1, il thos.
States where SCHNAPPS tobacrs
was first sold than there are in IN.
States where SCfINAPPS has mn
vet been offered to the trade.
sCHNAPPS is like a cup Of fne
lava coffee, sweetened just enorg5
to bring out it's natural, simul2tla
qualities. SCHNAPPS pleasas al
classes of chewers: the rich If.
cause they do not f1nd a chew that
really pleases them better at any
price: the poor, because it is mon
economical than the large 10c. o.
15c. plugs and they get Their mon
ev's worth of the real snappy, sim.
ulating flavor SO appreciated by To-
bacco lovers. All limitations con.
tain much more sweetening than
SCHNAPPS. They are made that
way to hide Door tobacco improp.
er1y cured.
For the man who chews tobacco
for tobacco s sake, there is no chew
ike SCHNAPPS. x!.t4
is. Strictly foc. and i5c. Ptngs .}h1l
..,~r ,.ssxe caIe~, a. a z
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

Jamestown Exposition.

Rates from Scotland Neck as fol-
lows:
Season Ticket $3.50 sold dailv An
I'll 18th to November Both.
Sixty Day Ticket $3.50 sold dailv
April 18th to November 3Oth.
Ten Day Ticket $40 sold daiIv
April 18th to November 3Oth
Coach Excursion 81. 40 sold each
Tuesday; limit days. Endorsed.
Not Good in Parlor or Slaenina
Cars" PING
Through Pullman Sleeping Cars
from Port Tampa and Jacksonville
Florida, Atlanta and Augusta. Ceor,
gla' wilmington, North Caroline
via ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAupo.n
COMPANY. 'i-i'o1AD
write for a beautiful illustrated
folder containing maps, descrjntiva
matter list of hotels, etc.
FOR reservations or any informa-
ton address i"ioi iila-
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04
A Change Of Names.

Columbia University was char
cred as Kings College in 1854. The
name was changed to Columbia Col
lego. In 1854 and Columbia Unfver-
sity in 1895.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04
STRENGTH of Ewes.

Light-colored eyes will stand the
greatest strain on the sight. Light
blue eyes are generally most power
full. and next to those are gray.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

Experience is a great teacher, but by
the time it hands man his diploma
he is too old to make use of his know
ledge.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04
Aromatic Oil from Celery.

A strong aromatic oil. used FOR
favoring purposes. is being distilled
from the green leaves of the celery
plant. One pound Of oil is produced
from 100 pounds Of leaves.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

There are times when the still,
small voice of conscience seems to
come from the big end of Mega
phone.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

Mrs. Cobwigger Don't you think
you've got enough ice cream? Fred
die-No, ma; don't feel sick yet
Life
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

There is real pleasure IN chewing
the best tobacco groWn-Wherc INC
best tobacco grows-in the famous
Piedmont Country:
Onlv choice selections OF TINS
well-matured and thoroughly cufea
tobacco is used in making
sCHNAPPs. That's why SCHNAPPS
and others of the Reynolds brands
as shown by the Internal Revenue
statistics for fiscal year, made the
wonderful growth of six and one
quarter million pounds, or a net
gain of one-ttird of the entire
Increased consumption Of chewing
and smoking tobaccos in the Onlteo
States.
Evidently, chewers cannot resist
thefavor and they cheer SCHNAPPS
because SCHNAPPS cheers them
more than any other chewing to-
bacco, and every man that chews
SCHNAPPS passes the good thing
along-one chewer makes other
chewers- the fact Is now eS-
tablished that there are many more
.@ea%s,axs Sold at soc. per poure IN SC.
7 ,,ss]]
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

Lots Of people manage to keep the
truth pretty busy with its struggles
to rise.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

Franklin is authority for "God
helps those who help themselves.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-07-04

If men are compelled to practice
what they preach most of them
would give up the preaching habit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
WA Piac
Champion Correspoadence.

Nevs-Champton Correspoadence.
Mining at White Pine is pro-
gressing steadily.
The Morning Star, the Spar Cop
per Co and the David Hare are do
ing good work.
Mr.. Wright hes relinquisl,ed his
Aslf interest in the Paiosis and is
working in the Akron mine. j. W.
Dixon has the lease on the Pstosia
since Wright Withdrew.
White Pines pay roll for the
month OF January amounted TO over
800 and with the amount of ore
being shipped gives the camp =
sssisess like appearance again.
d. d. Walburn and brother are
driving = cross cut tannel on the Bill
Short claim to Cut the present vsne
owned BY the Clover Mountain
Mining Co, had close call on the
morning of February 9th. They
had the pleasure of seeing an ava
lsHch which came down the noun
tain side At . O'Clock in the morn
ing. Ii had half mile run and
crossed the canon and took down
the side OF the mountain 10 the
north, breaking q window and fill
ing the east end of their cabin with
rock and dirt. The slide took trees
and everything in its path 10 the
valley below. They say it was a
grand sight but lasted only for a
moment
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
CsesleI DsSe>e

News -Champioa CorrespOnAeoce,
Thsrsjsy, Feb. 81
SNOW shosiag 10 now the popular
amusement Of the young people
DIR. J. W. Rocke6sller 10 spending
. few days in Denver this week.
James Garfield Who hss been SER
iously i'll for some weeks is SLOWLY
recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Kelly are re-
joicing over the arrival OF a little
daughter at their home.
s. c. Robinson made . business
trip to Denver this week, stopping q
day st Gunnison en- route.
W. II. Whalen, manager for the
Light and Water Co. has returned
from . business trip to Denver and
Greeley.
J. Boyle, station agent for the D.
a X. q. has returned from trip to
Greeley, where it is reported he in.
vested in real estate.
The damage done by snow slides
at the South Pueblo and Crested
Butte coal mines has been repaired
and they are again shipping coal.
1t is with regret that we learn
that Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cuthbert
will make their future home in
Grand junction instead Of Crested
I5ntte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22

Applications for grazing permits
will be received by Ranger Snod-
grass at the forest reserve office in
Gunnison on Feb. IS, 23 and March
9 and IL
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
Ohio Creek
BY Telephone

Thursday. Feb. 81
Weather is still very fine and the
snow is going off.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lightley are
visiting in Montrose and Delta.
Miss Luella johnson. County
Superintendent of School was visit
ing our school at Fairview on Mon
day.
The blackleg is reported in the
neighborhood and calves are diving
of it. Better vaccinate and save
your stock.
J. II. Eilebrecht returned from
Somerset last week without finding
any cattle in the mountains as was
reported TO be the case.
Gail Moore returned from Denver
on Monday morning with a carload
of fine full -blooded shorthorn bulls
for himself and Orley Wiseman.
bought of Capt. John W. Lowell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
AoOeviik

News-ChampioR Correspondence.
Tuesday, Feb. -
o. +. Willis ssd wife visited
Frsnk Comstock and wife Sunday.
J. r. Spann purchased a valu-
able stallion ut Carbondale last
week.
Herman Hayden and Grandpa
Spann were in Crested Butte Satur-
day.
W. A. Gillaspey WAS over from
Ohio Crsok Monday looking for IN
estray horse which hs found in
Alksli Basin.
Ira Sigmsn wss down from Crest
ed Butte Tuesday inspscting the
telephone poles which lave besn cut
in this vicinity for the Crested Butte
Telephone Company.
Oliver Thomas of Gothic brought
down herd of horses for the win
ter and report. a very difficult time
in getting them out as the snow is
seven feet deep at that place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
Estfay Advertisement

Notice is hereby given to whom
it may concern that the following
described estray animal wa. taken
sp near Gunnison, Colorado. To
wit: One red heifer branded e
left side, left ear split, about two
years OLD. Said animal being un-
known to this Board. unless claimed
by owner on or before Marca )
1907, said estray will be sold by
this Board for the benefit Of the
owner when found.
State Board of Stock inspection
Commissioner, Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
0oVkvRs

NewsCAaRpt0o CSsvsao0oAsocs.
Wednesday, Feb. 20
Grandms Csse returned to Gunni.
son lest Thsrsisy.
Mrs. earn Bartlett is s~aering
from a second sttAck Of the grip.
Miss Emma Damn of Crook ston is
visiting with Mrs. J II. Shack hart
this week.
A. ii. Mcconnell who for the last
three weeks has been ON the sick
list is now able to be about.
Miss Ethel Doyle and Frank
Hatch came down from Ohio City
Thursday, returning the same day
Mrs. Ed Adams and daughter
Cora are quite sick with measles.
DIR. Hyatt Of Gunnison is the at
tending physician.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
ClhskA

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Wednesday. Feb l3
l. ". h,,cAsss -susl.as face wss
.srG IN to~n Ao0dsv
Lloyd. Grover aud Earl C.r,sa-
Yer are sil On the s.ck l.as.
i. b wIs-mAa Of fsyette. Idaho
wss visstiaG relatives kese lest sssk
A'ss Chsrlosss A~ao>y kss sons
10 Aslads ~ . visit lor . fsU wssks
Mr. ssA Ass- J J Csrpssssr .sr
so~ N AssAvslle. n &. vis.siaG the
fosssrs pessss~.
The CarPesser brothsrs. Joe Eh-
ret, Csd Jo~sA Eli IAb.a sad
Chssscsy Ssmsnsss. sccoapsa.sd
BY A'ss AsHcey ,ook in tke biz
dsscs in SApsasro aud eli veport .
6ps time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
6UIwlk0n
keOs CAaAD4ao C1sSuaDnn1uonA
ThusvAsy. Yeh. 81

Thsrsdsy, Fsb. 81
A'ss ID. loaman 10 q xss.s in
the valley.
A masquerade bsll is snHossced
for Feb. 2end.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Ssmmons has been quite s,ck
again.
The saw mill 10 running full
blast with Octave Coanrsnd snd II
r. Andrews at the bat.
IT was stated last year thsl The
range fee would he steadily incssas
ed and indeed it has steady - a
toad walks.
Messrs. 4. A. McGregor Jr. and
Sr went TO Gunnlson last wesk on
business connected with the new
government swi PIE, or as they term
It in Washington, a Forest reserve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
Car Loads Of Furniture at Clarence
Adam Furniture Store

In quality we carry the very best
that can be found in q western slope
town. In price you will be satisfied
if You are acquainted with the value
OF good furniture and queensware
CLARENCE ADAMS
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-02-22
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Co.,

SsSsChAspssA CosrsaSseAssce.
"Wednesday, February i.
Earl Moore ~ent 10 LsJAae Fri-
DAY.
T.. G. and D. Nlls- resuraed to
Aoatross Friday.
MS. j Wh,tiaxhsm vent 10
Gr.ad J.nctsoa Saturday.
Aosris Chick Il CsssAed Bette
pssssd tAsos0A Ciasarros SasAay
Mr.. s.d Mn c. Ha.slhsra e.
se~sAissd tbs AsIss Rsos. TA~ssdsy
ssd Friday.
LR Lsshrop ssA llsavss R.chasd-
so Ssos - Gsaassn sasAsy witA
sAG..e *,2 for ssp~asS.
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Ar. Whiss Emsssst Nslsoa sad Ar.
0esnoa.
Mos Assd Essss sF,eat sso dave
ls.t wssk wisA Mr. snA Nm Hassl.
hsrss sad asssadsd ths hall Thsrs-
day sseaiaG.
Mrs. I.sthrop entertaised the
xilss brothers. Mr.. sad Mrs.. Hazel
hurst aud Mss Essss ut su excelIsat
dinner Friday.
Mrs J. :. Mcnamara returned
from Denver Thursday where she
ha6 been TO attend the fanersl Of
her nephew. Arthur Comfy.
The mask ball at the Gates hall
last Thursday evening was = com
plste success. A large crowd was
in attendance and all had fine time.
Some fine costumes rented frow Den
yer were worn The music was
furnished by the Niles Bros. Of
Montrose and was excellent.
Applications for grazing permits
will be received by Ranger Snod-
grass at the forest reserve office in
Gunnison on Feb. l6, 23 and March
q and L.,
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
sHAKEsPEAREAE PLAY.
Romeo and Juliet at Grand Opers
House January 10.

Romeo and Juliet at Grand Opera
House January 10.
Shakespeare's play, Romeo and
Juliet" with all II means in love and
fancy and the tremendous climaxes
Of SORROW in disappointment, viii be
played in the Grand opera house IN
Goodland, January 16. The play on
the night previous is 'Ingomar the
Barbarian"
But with Sanford Dodge as Romeo.
the lover, IN that night, GOodland
people can expect a rare and power
full peep fn-O noiIe love and SIS ways.
So far as We remember, this is the
first Shakespearean play to be rem
dered In this city, and the more pleas
ing does it lie expectantly against the
heart to know that a master viii do
the stunt for you. This company has
been playing in he Tabor Grande IN
Denver and the Grande in Kansas City
TO big houses
Don't miss a play like this when
missing means actual and unrecoVer-
able loss
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
$500 III oil AND GAS
CITIZENS SUBSCRIBE LITERALLY
FOR PROJECT.
stock Company Already Formed and
Omcers for First Year Elected
They're Going Down.

a meeting OF about tWenty-One sub
scrtbers for stock to put down a test
veil to explore for gas, oil, artesian
water, or other mineral, was held at
the office OF 7. P. Leonard Monday
evening The executive committee
made its report that $1,000 had been
subscribed and the president Of the
preliminary organization, J. H Stew
art. called for an expression OF opfn-
len as TO organizing at this meeting
G. deferriEg the matter to some sub
sequent date On motion the PROPOSE
ton to organize at once was carried
The following subscribers were
ezected as e board Of directors: George
Kelly, 3 F. Brown, 7. P. Leonard,
r. A Kent, F. A Carmichael, William
Walker, Jr., J. o. Boyle, z. T. Muir
ply and Hugh Dyatt- The directors
organized with the following officers:
George Kelly, president; B. F. Brown,
vice president; 7. P. Leonard, secre-
tarys and r. A Kent, treasurer. An
application for a charter was drawn
up BY Attorney z F. Murphy, and sent
IN to the secretary Of state. and as
soon as received, the company viii
proceed with business.
]. H Stewart, the retiring president
O. the preliminary organization, was
given a vote Of thanks for his interest
and efficiency in the organization Of
the company. The solicitor for sub
scriptions, ". Il. uif, was requested
to continue his efforts In securing sub
scriptions for stock The latest re-
port is that $500 has been raised al
ready, and It is expected that It will
soon reach $1,000.
The personnel Of the organization IS
a presage OF success in the undertak-
Ing. as all the officers, directors and
subscribers are substantial business
men and public spirited citizens. Ev-
erything done thus far tends TO inspire
confidence, and those best posted de-
clare that it is their firm belief that
not only viii the test well be put
down but that the chances Of striking
mineral OF value are good
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
DAMAGES Will Be HEAVY
ROCK ISLANDS COSTLY WRECk
Ar vOLhAND.
MezicO Wm Demand EndsnnisT fov
8fexIcah LaborsEs Ensd-
Material Danase sso,oOO.


The material loss to the Rock Is
land railroad on account OF the Vol
land wreck Is estimated az sse,00o.
This wiz be a small mstter in com
parison with damages the company
VIII have to pay for the killed and
injured. The Mexican government win
demand indemnity TO relatives for
Mexicans killed, as appears from q
Kansas City press dispatch which s.
as follows:
Kansas City. Jan. The Rock
Island Railroad company VIII have to
answer for the death OF the thirty
Mexican laborers who were killed IN
the wreck on that road wednesday
morning" said Jose Y. Dosel. 1EeE-
can consul to this city, yesterday. sT
am not ready TO make any public
statement relative 70 the steps 60 be
taken by ne as the Mexican repre-
sentative to Kansas City, but I pro
pose to see that justice IS done those
that were injured and that the rsia-
tives OF those killed are indemnifed
according to their rights, as provided
by law"
bIr. DosaI declined to discuss his
proposed action other than TO say that
1t was his duty as the local represen-
justice be done IN the matter. He
viii proceed to ascertain the identity
OF all those killed. and Immediately
communicate with their relatives and
his government
The Mexicans killed In the wreck
were wandering labOrers collected in
this city by an employment agency.
Where they came from or where their
homes are IS not known by the en-
plOyment agent, but the Mexican con-
sui is in q very good position TO ascer-
tain these facts, and IL Is more than
probable that much litigation viii
follow.
Statements by Omcials.
The officials Of the road declare
that Operator Lynes was the one
solely to blame for the wreck. BE
swears that he is only Is years OF
age, and the officials say that IN his
application he gave his age as 20.
The published statements on these
subjects are as follows:
when Lynes received Shumats's
order he responded with the cipher
sX' which means I have your order
and have set the semaphore and viii
deliver your orders
Now the semaphore IS always set
at danger in its ordinary condition and
II Lynes changed it at all he set It az
clear. Mr.. Rourke has the statement
Of Engineer Slater OF No. 2e that the
board was at clear when No. % pulled
out He also has the statement OF
the pump man at Volland that when
Lynes told him OF what had happen
ed he went out and looked at the
board and il was set at clear"
Nj Tinsman exhibited an applica-
ton for a position which he had Sc
cured from the Santa Fe and which
Lynes had filed with the Santa Fe
December p. in which he stated that
he was % years old at his last birth
day. Mr.. Tinsmzn stated that in his
application for a position with the
Rock Island he also gave his age at
g. In Lynes sworn statement he
gives his age at Is.
Tinsman is the division supertn-
tendent at Topeka
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
WHO ]. S. sBDGONHs Is
A Kansan Born and Reared and 4
ways q Republican.

A Kansan Born and Reared and Al
ways n Republican.
Topeka, Jan IL. s Simmons, the
republican caucus nominee for speak
er Of the Kansas house Of representa-
tives, was born in Douglas county,
Kansas, fOrty-six years ago. He was
reared in that county and attended
Baker university. He was graduted
in 1888. He was admitted to the
Kansas bar a year later and in 1885
went to Lane county, where he has
resided since. Mr.. Simmons has al
ways been a republican He was coun-
y attorney for two terms and in 1895
made the race for the state senate,
but was defeated by 143 votes. An
the ticket was lost to the populists,
but Mr.. Simmons ran ahead OF his
ticket by almost 500 votes.
In 1899 ne was appointed superin-
tendent Of the industrial reformatory
at Hutchinson by Governor Stanley.
Mr.. Simmons was not a candidate for
the position and the appointment
came as a great surprise. He held
this position until 1903, when he re-
signed and resumed his law practice
at DightOn- It is said that he has
built up one Of the finest law prac-
tees in the state and is regarded as
one Of the best attorneys in that judi
ciaI district
Mr.. Simmons was eleced a repre
sentative from Lane county two years
ago and reelected last fail By an in
creased plurality. In 1883 he married
Miss Emma Brown Of Usage City.
There are three girls and one son in
the family. Mrs. Simmons came to
Topeka with Mr.. Simmons and has
been an interested spectator Of the
speakership fight. She viii remain
here during the session.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
FOR POULTRY ASSOCIATION.
Farmers OF sherman County Going to
Do Something IN mat Line.

Do Something IN mat line
Sherman county farmers have be-
gun to bestir themselves for the or
ganization OF a poultry association.snd
to lay the foundation, maybe, for q
big poultry center and incubator man
ufactOry. We hope It win be 50.
The editor Of this paper has re-
ceived the following "cau to the farm
ers'' from 1Tr. J. A. CorkiH and 9TH
ers OF Voltaire township, with the re-
quest that it be published The article
says:
For years we have wished that the
county settle up enough, or that en-
Ough people would become interested
in thoroughbred poultry TO Justify the
organization OF a county poultry as
ISOLATION We believe the time has
now arrived when our county should
support an organization OF the men
and women who are interested in the
breeding Of a better class Of poultry
than we now have in our county.
Therefore, we request all lovers Of
our feathered beauties, both ladies
and gentlemen, yes-and girls and
boys TOTO meet with US at the court
house in the city OF GoOdland on Sat
urday, January 19, at 1880 o'clock
u. m anaLps 70 Organize me oAGL1A1-Al
County Poultry association, and to
work up an interest so that a year
from now we shall be able to hold
local poultry exhibit OF no small di-
mensions-
There IS no reason why GOodland
and Sherman county should not be-
come the poultry center OF northwest
Kansas, Just as Clay enter and Clay
county is the recognized poultry cen
ter Of southeast Nebraska, and Free
port, III, the poultry center OF Hi
nois. No reason why GoOdland should
not, for that matter, have an incu-
batOr mandatory equal in extent to
the Old Trusty works at Clay Center.
Come, then, let US show to the out
side world that we produce poultry
in Sherman county, and the rest viii
follow. Just lately the Sure Hatch
factory was moved to Fremont, Neb-,
because it is known to be a poultry
center. An effort viii be made to have
Judge W. A Lamb Of the Kansas agri-
cultural college to address the people
Of Sherman county either at this meet
ing or at some time in the near fu-
ture, il possible
Don't forget the date
Don't forget to come.
+. A. HURD,
J H EVANS.
3. HURD,
J. A. CORRILL,
Committee.
The Goodland republic., 1907-01-11
iect a candidate for the speakership
resulted as follows.
Simmons

iect a candidate for the speakershis
resulted as follows:
Simmons.
Banks Briefly. Boggs, Beeson
Boyle. Curran. Clark. Covan. Creech
Chatter. Craddock. CrumIey, Elstun
Finley. Gessner. Grass, Guyer. Hell
mick. Hutchinson. HoIdren. JeEr1es
Kin. Kinnison, Lehman, REinIsan
Montee, Mayhem, Morgan, Miller, Nc
Gillivrsy. Padgett, Patterson, Peter
Policy RAN, Ryan, Richmond. Roch-
ester, Rich, Sdcher, Schmidt, stan
nard, Shepard, Taylor, Westcoti
WoOdhouse-
Bird, Bergman, Cottingham, z Z.
Davidson. o. L. Davidson, Edwards.
Fisher, Frazer, HasEins, Ham. Leland.
Leydig, Lander, Mercer. Murphy,
Mitchell, Plumb, Ransom, Rhodes.
ROushs Stubbss Stockton, stone, Skin
ner, Simmons. Treadway. White,
Wells-2S.
Leland
Archer, Brandon, Cunningham. En-
right HOldren. Husey, ingalls,, Jones.
Kirkland, Meyers, Pomeroy. Potts,
Reynolds, Snyder, SOurbeer, Umholtz,
Wheeler-17.
Not Voting.
Dennis, Warren.
On a motion by Robert Stone, AIr.
Simmons was made the unanimous
choice Of the caucus.