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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-07-07

lust received case of Mercer
lied Table Damask, will he on
sale Monday only. This Damask
is one of the largest bargains ever
offered in our store; Ga inches
wide in beautiful floral designs.
regular Goo value, only 39c; SO
inch Damask (union) floral. 10
different styles. a good value for
SOC. Special for Monday, 25c.
One lot of Towels in plain and
rcd borders. 36xlS. Our regular
12hc values. Special at, per
dozen, $1.oo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
ME-. Chueeh Notice

Preaching by the pastor at ! | a.
IN. and 7:3O p. IN. Morning text.
THE Lord of hosts is with us" Ps.
i6-1. Some proofs will be given
that God is working out a purpose
in this world and will in spite of all
obstacles, accomplish that purpose.
Evening text. ''Be strong and OF
good courage" Josh. 1-6. Extra
music.
Sunday School at 10 a. m
Junior League at G:3Op. m. Topic,
Triumphant Grace. Leader, Miss
kate Summers.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday even
ing at $50 p. m.
Everybody is kindly invited to all
the services.
S. A. WEBER
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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AsA sxEAsss-A the sssssssos ssA
.eassvssrd lle I.oaS ia,o q hnle.
pso0issd him their sspport This,
wssA the ds@0s.s.c vose~, dsSssted
in sscoss.sos Trinidad, Ipsssaso sad
thea Grasd Jsactios, the latter by
. vose II I. 90 H. And this. a.
though the hos~s had thrssteued TO
sdjosrn sine d,e SnIess coasiders-
t'oa WIS given 20 the bill and a.
though Governor Nuchtel, personal
~ went on the floor - a lobbyist for
le loaG
Prevalent Harper Of the senate did
all he could to assist Ganmison sad
prevent other towns from stealing
our normal school after the good
faith Of the state had been pledged
by two previous legislatures. He
also deserves credit for his help in
getting through Senator Sapps bill
for new $4,000 steel bridge at
lola and for completion Of the pro-
jected irwln-Somerset wagon road.
Representative Iehrritter aided in
getting these through the house in
closing hours, although his Own
olsis 'os the ssRse purpose could not
he resurrected.
Ia the whole, tkasks 10 the very
e1rsllsss Asl fsll II brains exhibit
Cd - oar representatives, Gwnnisoa
county Jared very well. We would
like TO ask If the Gunnison Republi-
can is not ashamed of this little item
that appeared in that sheet two
weeks ago.
Gunnison Republican, March
81, l@1-We don'tsend the right
Kind Of representatives TO the
Legislature TO get anything for
Gannison county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
Program 4 Easter Exeseises bv The
ChiIlsea q the Aletholist
Chwseh

Song by the School.
Invocation, Rev. $. A. Weber.
Anthem by Choir.
Recitation, Allen Pttser.
Song by the School.
Recitation, Merle Webber.
Solo, Leah Hartman.
Song by Mrs Webber's class,
Triumph Der the Tomb"
Recitation, Ora karr.
Recitation, Leola Bates.
Red, White and Blue, Nell East
man, Leila England and Mary Dale.
Exercise, Mrs Bates Class.
Solo, Mary Dale.
Song by the School.
Recitation, Irene karr.
Recitation, liza Webber, Jesus
Lover Of My Soul. "
Duet, Miss Bethel and Miss Hart
man
Exercise, Mrs. Blackstock' Glass.
Song, Ora and Dorothy karr.
Song. Primary Class.
Exercise, Gertrude Eastman,
Helen Blackstock, Tnla French and
Bernica Harper.
Drill, Mrs. Webbers Class.
Strains of Victory
Recitation. Edith Eastman.
Collection.
Song, Mr. iIoel's Class.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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nsostAs. Her n.aidea ns.e was
Hilma HalIstrom Ga the Yth of
JsRe, 1891 she wss married in Dsa-
ver 10 Peer PetessOa Since 1895
their hone hes bsen in Gsanison
cosaty at OF near Sspsseso
Mr. Peterson desire~ TO exprssa
his sincere thanks 10 the friends v ho
surrounded her death bed with such
loving care and who so kindly 80
sisted during the last sad ceremo-
nies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
Echoes Of The CattIcmcn's Ban
quet. A Chroniele By MiH
AEce Eastman

A noted historian in searching for
certain facts and dates, pertaining
to that ancient and honorable Insti-
tuition, viz, The Gunnison County
Stock Growers Association came
across an old manuscript, evidently
written at a time when that memor-
able society was yet in its infancy.
A CHRONICLE.
And it came to pass, in the early
days, that certain rumors did circu-
late among the sons of Adam. whose
habitation was in the land of the
mighty East, saying: 1t is told to us
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

II Q gssss cosstry whic h lies to the
~ Wssa, consisting Of great plsins
- 6seeiIs vallsys and surrosndsA
h83hov 0saaAoiaA. 4 oe.stsy iair
10 kak spoa md xveatly 10 ne dssir-
ed.
AnA many there were who did
sepasste themselves from the tribes
of the Esst, and did reek out this
new lead, and did take with them
all OF their possessions. A few took
their wivcs, and their sons and their
da0shsess, and many there were who
left thsa behind and they become
again - unmarried men.
Now this Journey to the wonder
fnl cosstry was a long and weari-
some ioarney And many there
were Vito fell by the wayside and
were bsried in the land of the
strangerx. Some there were who
did repent of their undertaking. and
become sore afraid, and did return
unto their fathers house. But some
there wore, who tainted not, but
passed on unto the end.
Now after many DAYS, they did
come to the banks of great river,
which WAS the mighty Father of
Waters" and they did pass over
unto the other side and did travel
for many more days and came to an
other river. which, no doubt was the
son OF the Father of Waters and
again did they pass over unto the
other ~ide, and did continue their
Journey up and down the land,
which was great plain, covered
with sagebrush and alkali, and the
water was scarce, and the land was
as deeert land. strewn with the
bones of man and of beasts, and
their heari, failed them and they
would also return unto their fathers
house. but the council of the wise
men prevailed, and they did con-
tinue on, peradventure that they
might soon reach the end of their
travels. And great was their re-
ward, for 10 , before the setting of
another sun they did behold the
n0untains, and they were greatly re-
joiced, for there were indeed bound
aries of the land they desired And
they journeyed to the mountains,
and to the far side of the mountains.
and they lifted up their eyes and
behold, before them lay the land of
their lourneyings, this mighty land
of promise. the land of the GUNNI-
son.
And the chief men did walk
through the length of it and through
the breadth of it, and did search
ont all Of its secret places, and saw
that it was good. Others of the
chief man did ascend the mighty
PALISADES and view the landscape
Ger, and thus did they proclaim
that, here on the banks Of this fair
river, in the shadow of this great
rock, will We pitch our tents, and a
great city shall be builded, and il
Continued on Second Page.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
1t Pays!
Philadelphia Bulletin

Bulletin
Merchant wasn't
Very wise;
Swore he wouldn't
Advertise.
Tried his system
For a year,
Earned a hundred
SSS clear.
Then the merchant
Got 80 mad
Put the hundred
In an "ad.
Ad brought so much
Custom in
That the merchant
Had to grin.
Since then daily
Loud he cries:
Gee, it pays to
ADVERTISE"
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
00MA A0

rAs cosasy usnsissiossss ase il
sssssas yssAeeAey 80 sodsg sd
have pssssd . sssnlssioa nskiAG
ds~a.d ~pna former co~.ay tss.s.r-
o., B l.. WA,pp sad bic boaAsosa
for she s~a u &c, ,AtG5.3l sad inter
e~t alleged 10 Ls due the co~nsy
81 TIVE tisse q his cessiaS 20 t,s
oosaty tssesSrer in Jsrs2ry This
is xeserslly understood TO l< the
smo~st fossd due by expert sc-
coantants. The matter will be
thoroughly aired ut the district court
next week, at which time all the
facts and figures found by auditing
committees will l,e made public.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

While in town next week attend
ing court try meal at the ROYAL
Cafe. Under management of B. h.
Lashbrook it is one Of the comforta-
hle eating places in western Colora-
d. and the meals are put up in first
class style Regular meals 30 cents.
Short orders served to satisfy. Try
our oyster stews.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

Four handsome patterns in in
laid ineoleum Just received at
Clarence Adams Furniture and
Queensware Store. Wears like iron.
saves work and worry in the kitchen
and the office These patterns are
specially selected for their beauty
the proper combination of colors not
TO show dust.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
10 Head Of Registered Shorthorn
Bulls for SAk

At Wolfe & Eastmans yards are
ON sale 10 head of registered Short
horn bulls. These bulls Just ar
rived Thursday morning and are
from best stock in the herds Of III.
NJ Hill and were shipped here by
John ". Lowell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
STO00HN lsolu1CRAND
BANQoeT At LA WTA
New EesAuse 4 ViAu c. - - Sunn.h II
- 49, 49, a.rs

frieads ~ho ssssaAsA TIE hasQuss
and ball st La vesa ls.t Friday. ksA
ssch a good tiss sac the bsaesss
was such IN snqs.li6ed s~coss. thaa
they proMptly voted 90 make il -
annual event AND have OWE every
March, befose heavy spring work
begins
The plates spread were above l.aD
in number and al nine O'Clock ban
queters had assembled from all
quarters of Gunnison county. Hard
Iy y district or valley from Tsyls
park To the Cebolla was unrepre.
sented.
Manager X. B. Lewis of the hotel
did himself proud in preparing for
his guests. The banquet hall was
draped in colors Of the stock mea
white, green and orange, the white
emblematIc of winter, green Of sum
mer and orange of the spring and
autumn seasons. Tables were ar
ranged in the form Of letter +, the
speakers being at the center. The
service was first class and the vianda
all that mortal could wish.
While the eo1d thiaes ~ - wess
being Disposed of properly, Pvesi.
dent W. A. Gillsspey AZ toa.tmaster,
happily introduced the difereat or
ators.
T. W. GRAY told of his trip To
Washington, Of the cordial reception
of the cowmen's delegation by Presi-
dent Roosevelt and the Land Com
mission. lie also described his na-
tive state Of Iowa and other eastern
sections A. they appeared to him
after the long absence of 33 years
He especially called attention TO the
need of brand and meat inspector
for this section.
Miss Ethel Miller spoke James
Barton Adams poem, When the
cowmen come to town, and gave the
Jolly poem with much vigor and ex-
preston. The story of The COW
boy and the gol-darned bicycle, -
was well rendered by Walter Wilson
Miss Alice Eastman read an original
story about the Present aud future
cowboy" which we publish here
with. Clyde Welch sang the Cow
boys Sleighride' in vigorous stvle.
Mrs. w. Il. kreutzer recited, The
dying Cowboy" and following that
Miss Hazel Hartman read an origi-
nal poem entitled, "A toast 10 the
Cattlemen." News-Champion also
prints .his toast in another column
John W. Lowell Of Denver who was
present gave a toast to the "Gunni-
son County Stock Growers Associa-
ton, and its president" following
which the audience gave Mr.. Gillas-
pey three enthusiastic cheers for his
efforts in in making the evening a
success.
Then came dancing. 1t was al
ready nearly one o'clock but the COW
boys, old and young and their part
ners were just getting started. Four
thirty came before the ball ended
and tired eyes closed to dream of
'Cattlemen's Day" next July when
the city and countryside will again
meet in gliding throng.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

For SNLE-Absolutely new in
dexed copy of latest edition Web
sters International Dictionary for
1915. Retails at SlO.75.
News-Champion ONCE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
There WAS a famine in Texas.

There WAS famine in Texas.
s. +. Dawson moved to his ranch
at Montrose.
Doc" Shores returned from a
trip TO the west.
speaiaG Mpise tSsSsl.
A surprise party Was given Mrs.
Geo. Esaes in honor Of her birthday
The Legal Tender mine at Pitkin
shipped 10000 ounces of gold bull
lion.
The La Neta hotel opened for the
summer with A. I. McCanne az
manager.
At the city election +. W. Burton
Was elected mayor and Messrs Piper,
l Uarsb, Jennings, Phillips and
Ditto for councilmen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
Te Cs1olnnpn
~ 0assi 0ass.saa

oo9S0eoo
- our cossssSss sasa 80 Usss
- tlsis hssszns kuDssul ssd klsst
y wso the esssssv have Uss 10 their toll.
ssiax its hestla. ta1lsaG its soil.
y slssa ~ ~ ssa< evu Assr ssate
ESQ., have sas hssa<~ nssAas esd sreati
0uDAsa tsetker IN bsothesiy love
t0nDssai aud bright rs the stars above.
~ are their days from dawn To dark.
- proud ARE their hearts aud fr-c - the lark
- eeru~s the brosa PsG9sr ~ up the ssc.,v
ssuassais side.
ou1Bstias f"r cattle dsy ss,sr aay they ride
ouon1ina the Iaaso With such grace aud ease
- Oish ksa Osntl~ee~s wild ksoacisos ap,,csse
U1R thisss ahss 4, veil but tissy css - sslssss
yA1Rash. ssk kah dome. their watch ~ori these
hsoshess,
~ OAea ti~ sssoassed a banquet aud ball.
eupoAss ere but nostals after oil.
~ ~ hearts n the maids which hutter and
tiaxle,
~ BE- of these men have that bie.se,ine-s-
siAxle,
pusssssse few, bidsirn this testivity to attend
- than,
ls1 - drink " sl.e-e heroes Our attlemen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
Sunay Side Poultry Yard

Fine Partridge Wyandotte cooke
rels from Worlds Fair prize win
ming stock. Beautiful birds, 80 %
each. MRs. $. C.. FISHER
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

LosT-White face heifer, branded
S Dr. on left side and 4 S on left
hip. Notify J. J. Genrieht. Crest
ed Butte, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

Men learn plumbing. Western
Plumbing Trade School, 1909, Ire
mont, Denver, Colo Day and night
classes. W. I. Cream
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
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For SALE-Baby buggy, sewing
machine and other furniture. Mrs.
II. Patterson, first honse north of
Of =. p. Miller's.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
"TVusTY WARS AGO. .

!Sho,sld aaid guei,siancs lss forgot,
ANd nsyer br0ugkt to RsiHf
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

FoR SALE - Single buggy and
single set Of harness as good as new.
Cheap for cash Inquire at this
Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

FRtL YARD STICKS. Call at Clar-
ence Adams Furniture aud Queens
ware store
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

Bring your hides and calf skins
10 j. ID. Miller X Bro. Gunnison, and
receive the highest market price.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

paid by future taxes S9OO,OOO.
Constitutional provision for submit,
ting again the old illegal indabted-
ness, 1896, $500. The people will
have a chance TO vote on this sum.
Road and bridge fund. Sl4G.OOO.
90. Total G25,O7S.4S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05
Fresh Crystal Chunked Lime for
sole by HERMAN NAUlR.
Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co.

Apple cidar and apple vinegar,
each ~ cents a gallon.
WN. DuTEMYRE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-04-05

Carpets, rugs, oilcloth and limo
leum at THE FAIR.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-09
PRESIDENT HUNTING.
10 In the C.nebrakes Seeking
to Eag Bear.

STEAMBOAT. La. oct s.-Asiistant
Secretary Latta started out early Mon
day to inl the president at his CAM,
In the wilderness hut Mt a late hour
ut night had not returned. Il a. pre-
sumed that when he arrived nj the
camp the president was out ON his
hunt. and that Secretary Latta found
II necessary to remain over night. He
took number OF personal letters TO
the president Mr.. Latta was accom-.
panied by his host. l.. A. Shields. who
is familiar with the country.
The camp ground is well located.
and while on lowland Is not in a
swamp. the site being comparatively
dry. Persons who have seen the tent
say II Is we'll furnished. There IL not
only plank floor. but wooden walls
running up four or five feet from the
ground. The table is literally supplied
with fruits. canned delicacies and so
far has been supplied with fresh vent.
son. The president commands the
services OF Jack Powell. a negro. who
~ iNNai' ''i'piaAsu az tut peSt camp
cook in the country. The camp IL
about eight miles distant from tho
house In which Assistant Secretary IA
established and provision has been for
his complete messenger service as may
be necessary. II is evidently the in.
tention of the president to cut out al
routine work except such a. may be
absolutely necessary. Secretary Lat
tas quarters are fitted up for any OF.
\ fetal service which he or the prest
dent may he called upon Co perform.
but the telegraph office at STEAMBOAT
J IL n mile or two distant
The temporary executive office Is
in large frame cottage and Il re-
qulres no stretch OF the imagation 10
call IL the white house
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-09
FEATHER VAN" DEAD.
Turned His Great Fortune over 10
Church OF His Choice.


New York. Oct. S.--Rev. Henry Van
Rensselaer,. a Jesuit priest, died in 81.
vincent's hospital lie had been a
sufferer from Bright's disease for some
time
Father Van Rensselaer, was known
in the parish Of St Francis Xavier. In
the fire department. Of which he was
chaplain. and in other circles Of
New YORK life as Father Van" lie
was big. handsome and magnetic.
In 1857 he renowned the Episcopal
faith. in which he vas reared. and was
ordained a priest In the Roman Cath
Ollie church in St Patrick's cathedral
In May u that year
When he embraced Catholicity
Father Van Rensselaer, turned his
great fortune over 10 the church. n,
elected 10 join the Jesuit order, and
for nearly 10 years he was put through
the hardest kind OF training For 9
long time be had a lonely mission OF
the coast Of Virginia. where he under
went actual hardship
In 1897 he took his final VOWS II
81. Francis Xaviers church. From thai
time on ne was priest in that parish
He was an eloquent orator. an enthu
siast in promoting athletics and anna
teur theatricals among the boys Of 81
Francis Navler's academy. and al
though no had no money Of his owl
left. his wealthy relatives never faile'
him In his works OF unostentatioui
charity.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-09
ASKS REoPENiNo.
Angus, rartje Claims to Possess Some
TelLTaie Episties.

Phlladeiphia. Oct. s.-Clalming they
have letters which pasesd between the
coachman and Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje
which will result ina complete re-
versal Of the case. counsel for August
Hartje The wealthy Pittsburg manufac'
turer appeared before the superior
court here TO argue on n petition for
reopening the sensational suit for d.
vorce he brought against his wife.
In the petition Il recites that since
the hearing OF the case Mr.. Hartjje
has secured letters written by Thomas
Nadine. the coachman. while he was
in ireland. 10 Mrs. Hartje while she
was az 'he Hotel Victoria In London
and others which she wrote To the
coachman from London. lie relates
that he - in a position 20 prove that
Mrs. Harfi~ arranged with the ON.
ployes NJ the hotel 20 have the letters
delivered urvately to her and that she
supplied Nadine with envelopes adj
dressed ~ herself.
He further AYERS that Mrs. HarIe
arranged with hair dresser, Ambrois.
OF Paris &C. mail letters through him
| TO Nadine and that she received let
| ters from the coaChrnan and sent
money 10 MIN through the same ave
nue.
Adviccs from Piitshurg state the
confession which Thomas Nadine, the
coachman correspondent Is said 10
have been made To MIR Hartie's repre-
senia'ives has made profound i'm
preston. u was learned that Nadine
has married recently aud Is now IN
Belfast ireland with his wife. Il d
said Nadine intends "a make that place
his permanent home.
Mrs. Mary Scott Martie. who Is
visiting n Iigonier Springs. Pa. In
telephone conversation with this city
refused TO discuss the now phases oi
the case as alleged by her husband
The petition 20 the supreme cour'
rests Il * said on the discovery OF q
package of letters alleged To have beer
written by the two sisters Of Mrs
Martic TO Thomas Nadine. the obiec
being Ia show that Mrs. Hartie wa.
guilty of the charges Of intimac'
brought against her by her husband
These letters ~ Mrs Hartje's sister
are alleged 10 contain demasing ad
missions.
Much documentary evidence and
confession. Il Is alleged. have beer
secured from Nadine.
Within short time II Is promised
a still greater sensation than tina
which came 10 Hight on Monday vii
he made public nv Mrs. Hartics coun
sci.
Concerning the letters alleged q
have been written by Ida Scott.
{ sister OF Mn Har'ic Il Is said the,
, were address ,rd TO Howard lape q
this city. II was l.ape who elopod Z
Youngstown. a.. with ida Scott las
? spring. but pa-e' tai objections pre-
r vented ,hr marriage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-09
TURNER OWNS UP.
Confesses Tha, He Took Life
OF His Cni.d Wife.

Chai.sa1ors. Oct. Ed. Turner on
trial fer tho murder OF his child Wife
Lille Turner. ccn',sr"i HIS guilt and
said thar ho committed the crime he
cause MS wife was untrue 10 him snd
deflad him when he uphraited hcr Ger
,nfldelity. Turner told one story oil
his life from the time he was ton
years old and n more revolving recital
could hardly be imagined. lie Is a
native OF breathitt county. Kentucky
In telling of the actual murder of his
wife he said:
II had the knife In my hand with
which lad been whiting and ! just
struck her and walked away after she
fell"
Turner's counsel are making
strong fight TO save the prisoners
life on the plea OF temporary insanity
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-09
Edwards Violently Insane.

Chattanooga. oct Sd. u. Edwards
who admitted, during his trial for muir.
der last week. that he probably had
killed fourteen men and who trailed
Ed. Turner. the wife murderer, to his
hiding place in Kentucky. went VIC
lently insane at the county jail. lie
suddenly pounced upon the day taller
and made . desperate attempt to Sc
cure his pistol with the ayowed inten
ton Of killing the iailer himself II
required two men to overpower the
maniac