davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
w0 cnnnInas vAaiu
CosssaVaoAna0.
7 aessisy, March ~

Tuesday. AascA n.
Tully fIsy maker is oa the sicA
last.
Miss Ethel Miller Is home tes .
lew DAYS visit
The s,ockmeu are busy brsadasa
and dehornlng
Mrs Theo. DAVIS entertained G a.
nissn guests last week.
Mr. Walker j. having her wsll
dug deeper and rscurbed.
John Walker has lef, Haynskess .
to hegln spring work at hosae.
Miss Mary Smith Of florenc~. vhe
is visiting her aunt, Mrs :. A. Sssith
expects 10 return home Saturday.
Wm. Rediin and j. ID Walker
brougb, ".,4 two loads Of piE0 ETC.
last 49, for H. n fIsvmaker's
pump.
Tully Hsymakcr ,s improving his
place With = Rew we'll, hut hss tA1
IS feet and will have to 60 msck
deeper before striking Ater.
Mr.. II. r. Trampe AID little 80
returned sunday from a trip 10 lowa
Illinois and Kentucky and Mr.. T.
wears a mile-wide smile in cosse-
qnence.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
h0WEvilIE
News Champion Correspondence.
T.aslar Marob Of

News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, March, "a
The sawmill will start next week
Cecil Sampson rode to Gunnison
Monday.
j. NJ. Harris went to Crested
Butte Thursday
Atone kubiak visited the coal
camp "Wednesday.
Laurel Spann shipped two veals to
Crested Butte Monday.
A wedding is expected soon with
two OF our most popular Young
people.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
MT. CARBON
Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Mar Is.
Cne days work a week at Mt.
Carbon.
The snow is going very fast, the
ground being bare in places.
JAS Shackleiord has bought a race
horse and trotter from Hyzer and
Sellers.
Geo. Ellsberry and wife also Mart
German and family have moved to
their East river ranches for the
summer
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
WHITE PINE

News-Champion Correspondence
Tuesday, March "a.
W. c. Dunlap has returned after
several days stay with Judge
Pitcher.
ID. ID. Walburn is laying in sup
plies at the Bill Short Nine. while
the crust is good on the snow.
Bert Sitter returned Wednesday
from Waunita where he spent a few
days on his way home from Den
yer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

Cattlemen are anticipating a fine
time at the banquet and ball tonight.
The chuck wagon will be ready at
9:@. I. W. Gray is boss of the
round up. Guns must be checked
with Bob Lewis, bat knives can be
kept 10 eat with Incidental TO the
feed there will be stunts by members
of the roundup and music by
Mauers orchestra. After that, "Sa-
lutte your pardners
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
SOMERSET AND bARDiNE
correspondence.

Tuesday. March l..
Vim. Rummel is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs Bardine.
Lem Gorden of Somerset visited
friends on the Muddy last week
Lewis Jones has moved his family
% the Thomas May ranch below
Somerset
Mr. Snidman of Delta was en-
gagged first of the week IN moving
his household goods and stock to
his ranch beyond Lee creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
; Vicinity N0wO
81 q nsa1 .ssssr 1sx. q
1Anln

- ss-CsAnaysoa CorrespoaAeoes-
Wednesday March %
Mrs. Bertha c. .earce left for San
FEsnc..co Tuesday morning.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Clarence AcDoasld
vere dosn from DOYLE Sandsy
Miss Violet McDonAld 10 here
trosn Ohio creek working for Mrs
bsckey.
Mrs. Parker D,ce WAS called to
Wsl,enberg FRIDAY by the illness Of
her mother
Mrs Mary Ball Of the B<lzors-
bsss,ck left for Canon CITY Sstur-
day evening
Dr. Sanford was called from Gun
Hison Monday by the illness Of the
infabt son of Mr. and Mrs VIM
Bsckey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
N. CAHnDa

News Chsmpioa Correspoaa~ace.
"Wednesday, March "a. 0S.
Dick Howell and family left here
Ioss week to live in Gunnisou for .
while.
CALVIN q Saddlemyer went to
Grand junction TO work during the
dull time here.
Charley Wilson and family came
here from Lafayette, Colo, where
they lived last winter.
The stage was unable 10 get here
laos week on account of muddy
roads. The mail was brought on
horseback
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
Neuralgia
Pains
Pains !

Are the result of an
abnormal condition of
the more prominent nerve
branches, caused by con-
gestion, irritation, or dis
ease. If you want to re-
lieve the pain try DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills. They
often relieve when every
thing else fails. They
leave no disagreeable
after-effects. Just a
pleasurable sense of re-
lief. Try them.
II have neuralgia headache right
over my eyes. and 1 am really afraid
that my eyes will burst. l also have
neuralgia pain around my heart l
have been taking Dr. Miles Anti
Pain Pills recently and find they re-
lieve these troubles quickly. / seldom
find it necessary 20 take more than
two tablets for complete relief"
MRS. KATHERINE BARTON
11l1 Valley st, Carthage, Mo.
have awful spells of neuralgia
and have doctored a great deal with
out getting much benefit. For the
last two years ] have been taking
Or. Miles Anti-Pain ITlis and thew
always relieve me. I have been 50
bad with neuralgia that / some times
thought l would go crazy. Sometimes
1t is necessary to take two of them
but never more and they are sure to
relieve ne" MRS EV-RRrE-
243i Lynn St, Lincoln. Neh.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Anti
Pain Pills. and we authorize him ia
" il fails to bcneht you.
Miles Medical CO, EIkhsrt. Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

Good TO choice steer. sold at 425
10 Sass and fair to good around
1915 to s420. Supply Of cattle
today WAS 800 head. Market Is
cents higher than Saturday. Fancy
cows ~ GO TO S475 flat, both high
er than any previous sale this year
W. y. FULTON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

j. b. Outcalt shipped two cars of
cattle to Denver the latter part of
last week. They were in fine con-
dition and brought S4.35.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
MAYQOSE ASTATION
sEABOARD AIR LINE GIVEN PER-
 MISSION YESTERDAY.
Central of Georgia Was Given Similar Permission--RaiIroa Commission Held Special Session
 Yesterday.

At an extra session of the Alabama Railroad Commission held in the rooms at the Capitol yesterday, that body decided to allow the seaboard Air Line to close the agency which 1t has main tained at Hardwick. A petition asking for this permission has been on file with the Commission some time.
 The Seaboard Air Line had presented very strong argument to the effect that the station was losing the line money and 1t should not be made to keep 1t up any longer.
 The Commission allowed the Central of Georgia to close the agency of that road at Gamer. This matter has been before the body some time.
 Another matter to which the Com mission yesterday gave consideration was the citation the body had issued to the Louisville and Nashville Rail- road to show cause why the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis road should not be made to furnish better railroad facilities at Attalla. This case may be decided in the very near future.
 The Commission adjourned until May Is when an extra session will be held the Wood -Dickerson Company vs. the Birmingham Southern, ct al. This is to determine whether that lumber company shall continue to bear the switching charges for lumber shipped into Birmingham and afterwards di- verted to other lines in order to reach the yards of the company.
 Chairman Charles Henderson and As sociate Commissioner W. D. Nesbitt were present at yesterdays extra ses- sion,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
MORE HIGH SCHOOLS
COMMISSION WILL SELECT MORE
 SITES, .ft
Sittfngs of the Commission Will Be Held on Wednesday and Thurs- day and Lively Flights
 Are Expected.

Larger delegations than those who thronged the office of the High School Commission last week are expected to be in Montgomery this week beginning tomorrow. It is almost certain that some more locations will be announced this week.
 By definite arrangement, partisans from competing communities in twen- ty-one counties will be heard by the members of the Commission. The members will all be present. including the Governor State Auditor w. W. Brandon and Hon. Harry c. Gunnels. State Superintendent of Education.
 Tn hearing final propositions from these twenty-one counties, the Com mission expects to consume both Wed nesday and Thursday of this week. The hearing promises to develop much hot ter fights than those which made the Governors office ring last week.
 The counties to receive eonsidera- ton in the order named and On the days named are as follows:
 ednesday-Barbour, Bullock, Chfi- ton, Dallas, Fayette, Franklin, Geneva, Houston, Lamar and Lawrence.
 Thursday--Lowndes, Madison. Ma rengo Monroe. Morgan, Russell. Talia- poosa. Washington, Wilcox. Winston, and Choctaw.
 It is difIicuit to pick out of this list the county Wn1C0 VIII pEOuuSc bHS warmest battle for the high school To- cation, but 1t looks like one good pre- diction to say that Geneva will not be in the frost patch when the gong sounds. They are hot after the high school in Geneva. Several towns there are whose citizens have their sleeves rolled up for the fray.
 Most of the money proposals have been put down in writing. Now is the time for oratory. And what range for natural eloquence. The superior advantages in water that this town has and the other has not. The salubrious climate that belongs to this community and frowns on all others, the prox- unity of the greatest number of school children to this town, all. will be rich material for the speakers to round out their periods with. @
 The future plans of the High School Commission have not yet been re- vealed. It is reasonable to believe, however, that the members will con- tinue to. sit until practically all the high school sites are selected. Surely the citizens of every county are de- manding that the locations be decided upon as soon as possible in order that the buildings may be ready for occu- pancy at the beginning of the next school year next September and October.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
OPTICIANS TO MEET
THEY WILL COME TO STATES CON-
 MENTION CITY.
Meeting Will Re Held in Montgomery on May IF, at Which an Inter- esting Program VIII
 Be Presented.

or,ae,a,. from sll over the State will gather in Montgomery at the com mercial Club on May F to holn con ventaon. The Committee on Arrange. ments expect at least sixty pfonitneas ti,as opticians from all parts or the Stsse M to be present and take part m lhe meeting. "a, x.
 The theme of the meeting will De strictly educational Mir. Hardwick Ruth is Chairman of the Program com mittee. and yesterday said that pro gram of marked excellence hao peeh prepared. and that speakers who were specialists would. be present at the ar ternoon and night session.
 The opening address will be deHv- cred bv President Hobbs of Selma. In hIs sneech President Hobbs will review the history of the organization. Ine Secretary of the Association n. Finder, will report the statistics 10 the assembled delegates.
 The program for the afternoon ana night session follows:
 Diagnosis of Errors of Refractlon, by M. E. Butt of Childersburg.
 Not How Little, But How Much We Should Know About Optics" Andrew Brown of Florence.
 .The Anatomy of Orbital Cavities and EyebalI; With Laws Governing Re- fraction" lecture and demonstration by John w. Langley of Sylacauga.
 "A Minimum Price List" discussion led by A. N Maumenee of Mobile.
 "Astigmatism," W. H. Murphy of Birmingham.
 Light and Lenses" Herbert P. Me- Donald of Mobile.
 Address, ''Examlna tion for Cataract" E. E. Jenks of Mobile.
 illustrative Cases" peculiar prob lems in refracting and their correc- tion. Everyone present Is expected to contribute something from past expe- riences.
 Things Optical" W. F. Van Arsdel of Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
NO CHALLENGE ISSUED.
Professor starke Explains Position of
 His School.


 His School.
 Editor The Advertiser:
 On the sporting page or Monoay eSoes W s Plsy yde the League Champion's.' From the suostance oL that article it is clearly to be inferred that the University School has alIeady @ a game of baseball or else proposes 10 challenge them in the near future.
 The writed does not know who is for the to sbcye pnt he wishes 1t known that they are es- roneous. The University School has not challenged the Boys AiEn senoo' challenge that school or any other Tor match game of ball
 When approached Sunday night on the subject of a game. the univers,sy s ciined to send challenge. But 1t dtd agree to consider a challenge from any team of the league, provided tne fied. and one setting forth the name Of the challenging team. names of um- pires. and of players, and showing also tended the school issuing the chai-
 But as matters now stand the Uni- versity School would not accept any match game of ball before the close of school. The session Is nearly over, examinations are St hand and the time is far too valuable for teachers and pupils of the University School, at this late day, to become absorbed in an effort to win one game Of ball rom and school so we'll practiced and so ex- pert as the teams of the Inter- Scholas- tic league ought to be after a series of match games extending through two or three months.
 The Starke School is not at present looking for a champion to trim in base ball.
 J. M Starke.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
THATMOBILE MIDDLE
CHARGES STILL MADE IN THE CITY
 CAMPAIGN.
Mayor Lyons and AceOuntant R0asOn in Controversy as to Keeping Thelr Appointments to
 Audit Books.

Mobile. May 4-(Special. )-One of the chief subjects of conversation in Mobile continues to be the, alleged re- fusal of Mayor Lyons to permit George Rosson to examine an old cash book in the clerks ofice and the denial of the Mayor that he has so refused.
 MT. Rosson did not appear at the municipal building this morning and later in the day 1t was said that he made, a report to the Business Good Government Club based upon the infor- nation already in hand
 The auditors engaged by the Mayor were on hand at o'clock and atfer awaiting MT Rosson some time went to work alone on the audit they were engaged to make.
 In an interview Mayor Lyons com ments on Mir. Rosson's failure to ap- pear.
 "It appears to me-" said the Mayor, that this Is another of their political tricks had an engagement with MT. Rosson, which was not kept. Aseln he has broken his promise, and it looks to me as If the Business Good Govern ment Club will endeavor to again make
 "This spasnodic action has not had, and [ do not believe 1t will have, any effect upon the right-thinkins people of Mobile"
 MT, ROSSOn SalQ tOnlBut'
 "I did not construs the Mayors state ment that he had reconsidered his re- fusai. to be an invitation for me to resume my examination. Certainly. no time was set for me to resume and nothing was said about other auditors working with me. 1 have been all day expecting formal permissIon to resume my examination, but have not received It. I understand. however. that am ex- nected at the clerks ofice and will nrobably be there in the morning"
 In reference to the report referred to one of the committeeman of the Good Government Club said tonight:
 "The only reports Mr. Rosson has made are the letters written to Mir. Fitts and published in the daily pa ners. It has given the committee in- formation from time to time of his nrorress, but this information has not been sufficiently conclusive to make nubIic or even to transmit to the club"
 The Whistler Lodge, Knights of Pvthias. tonight entertained Grand ] Chancellor J. D. Bloch and a number of Mobile Knights. Degree work was followed by a general reception.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Hon. Emmett O,Neal Will
 Make the Race to the End

place was ]. A. Rountree, former Sec retary of the Alabama Press Associa- tion, who is the subject of widespread opposition. On Friday before the nsts closed John c. Pugh. son or former Senator Pugh, a former Secretary or the State Committee and prominent attorney of Birmingham, announced for elector. On learning of this MT O'Neal expressed a desire to withdraw saying that the place was not worth fighting for.
 At that time he did not know of the opposition to Rountree. He was made to understand 1t during the day Teie- grams were sent to him begging him to run and he finally agreed to con- tinue in the race.
 Mir. o'Neal Is one of the best known men in the State. He Is son or former Governor of Alabama and has represented Lauderdale County In the Alabama Legislature. He will be en- alphabetically supported for elector.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
BAPTIsTs, sTOPf LOOKi LIsTENt

The Alabama and Georgia Baptists have selected the Frisco Rock Islaad lines as the route to be travelled west of Birmingham. and in sideration of this they have arranged to run a spe- cial train for our accommodation. This train will consist of Pullman sleepers, reclining chafr cars. dining and bag gage cars. This train will leave Bir- mingham, Ala. about 4:30 D. m., May 18th, and arrive in Hot Springs next morning at 7:S0. without change. The sleeping car rate Is g for a double berth which will accommodate two peo- pie. Tickets are on sale May 10th. 1lth, 12th and 18th. and are good re- turning not later than June 18th. Stop overs will be allowed within final limit of tickets. The round trip rates are a c folIowa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

Hon. Emmett o'Neal. will after all. make the race to the end for elector from the State at large. His name will be printed on the official ballot and every Democrat in the State will have an opportunity of voting for him.
 Mir. o'Neal early yesterday morning telegraphed Chairman H. s. D. Mall lory that he would reconsider his an- nouncernent for elector from the State at large and he asked the Chairman not to print hls name on the official ballot. He said that he did not care to enter a scramble for the honorary of- ice. But storm of protests met this statement from Mir O'Neal. Leading Democrats all over the State wired and 'phoned him in protest during the day. Late yesterday afternoon he gave way to the pressure and announced that he would continue in the race.
 Mir. O'Neaf was a candidate for ten days previous to the closing of the lists. The only other candidate for the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
spvAY NOT CONVICTED.
Birmingham Man Was Charged With
 Offering a Brsbe.

Birmingha am. May 4,--(Speciai. )-The general charge in behalf of the de- fendant was given the jury by Judge Howze in the Criminal Court this af- ternoon in the case of w. R. McVsy. who was charged with offering a bribe to Chief Deputy Sheriff Brown to give protection from arrest for doing a liquor business without a license.
 Attorney Allen demurred to the in- dictment on the ground that it charged McVay with offering the bribe for im- nnunity from arrest whereas the testi- mony offered by the State was that the money was given over after arrest and was for immunity from prosecu- tion.
 This was one of the cases tn at caused a sensation at the time when the sher- iii made a number of arrests on charge of offering bribes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
SHOWING OF CARS
 RESUMED IN PENSACOLA

Pensacola Fla, May 1.-The stoning of cars by strike sympathizers and placing torpedoes on the tracks was resumed here today after a cessation of ten days. due to the injunction is- sued by the federal court restraining the strikers from interfering with the operation of street cars.
 Bricks were hurled into three cars in different sections of the city. John Benson a former employe of the street railway company, was arrested charged with contempt of court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

meeting in Birmingham. considering the wage scale. shop rules and other business.
 The meeting will continue three days and the agreement to be prepared will July.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

Rio Janeiro. May IA message from President Penna was presented to the Brazilian Congress today. He says the relations of Brazil are cordial with al- most every foreign country. This statement is interpreted as practically excluding the Argentine and possibly Peru from the number of powers en- toying good relations with Brazil. Con- gress opened yesterday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

W. D. Carpenter. a former resident of Montgomery and well known in this city, died in Birmingham yesterday. The remains will be brought to Mont Eomery this morning, and the funeral will be conducted from the union sta tion. Dr. c. A. Stakely, of the First Baptist Church, will officiate at the ceremony.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Couple Leaven Rome.

Rome. May 4.-Frince Helie de Sa- gan and Madame Gould and party left here today ostensibly for Florence, but it is thought they are going to Milan. The Prince and Madame Gould ex- pressed themselves as delighted with their visit In Rome because they had not been made the object of public cu- riosity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
SHOOTERS IN BIRMINGHAM.
Contests Between Marksnen VIII Be-
 gin Today.

COntests Between MnrASAheh VIII be-
 gin Today.
 Birmingham. May 4.-(Special)- large number of shooters of the South are in Birmingham to partiei- nata In inc Southern Handicap of the ggatarstste Association which begins tnronrroU and continues three days. Tha shoot will be held at the Fair ,,ro,,nds short distance from the tt.., and today was given over to nractice. Expert trap men will be in charge. ,.H he. n..a. .. The local gun sts,n eIu0 tns nsS S,sltors sqs pro
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
Phone 247. Snap Beans Be. Quart.
 YeIverton's Palace Market.
F1otgIIo n4 savtn r,r,u

Santa Cruz. Cal. May 4.-The second torpedo boat hotil1a. commanded by Lieutenant Commander Cone. which left San Pedro yesterday. arrived here this afternoon, the Whipple (fiagshfp). the Truxton, the Hull the Lawrence and the Hopkins and the Stewart com prise the fotilla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
,1eKlnler WIn speaI..

coonrnssroan Mckinley, of California has accepted an invitation to deliver "1 sd6ress before the Republican state Convention, administrations fac ton, in Birmingham "ednesaay ate-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
F. M. Grifith. T. P. A.
 Birmingham, Ala.
A SOLDIER ARRESTED.
He in Charged With Having Views on
 Anarchy.

San Francisco. Cal. May 4.-Tn the Fort Mason guardheuse is Private Bu walda of Company A. First Battalion of Engineers. Buwalda has been ident- flied as the soldier who shook hands with Emma Goldman at a meeting of anarchists. and pledged her his assist. ance.
 The Identification was made by de- tectives of the police force and he was placed under arrest. Buwalda will be brought before a court martial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
A Roof Fire.

A small roof fire at the residence of c. A. Lanier, 203 South Perry street. was the occasion of an alarm at 12 o'clock yesterday noon. The blaze was quickly extinguished and the damage was very slight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
NIght Ridern Reappear.

winston Salem. N. C., May s.-Night riders last night destroyed the tobac- co plant beds of F. o. Fishel, a prom inent farmer of Friedberg. in Davidson County. This is the first time that night riders have operated in this sec- tion.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05


 Comparatively low rates from your home town, ask your agent and see that your tickets read over the Frisco to Memphis and Rock Island to Hot Springs. Via this route you have a through train going and avoid a very disa agreeable transfer of depots return ing. For further information and sleeping car reservations address:
 Rev. A. J. Dickson, Rev. s. o. Y. Ray Rev Wallace Ware. Committee. at Birmingham, Ala.
 F. M Grifiith. T. P. A..
 Birmingham, Ala. Rev. W. B. Crumpton. Correspond ing Secretary of Alabama Baptist Board of Missions. with a large dele- gation from Montgomery. Central and South Alabama, will go by this route in connection with the L.. and N. and will have through sleeping car from Montgomery. rate $3.50 per double berth, Montgomery to Hot Springs. Secure accommodations in this car by addressing F. w. Bliss. Passenger Agent. L.. and N, Montgomery. Ala. May 3-5-s-10-12. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05
President Penna'. Message.

ernoon. The congressman has left Washington for Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-05

Wanted--Twelve saiesmeni can onIy use experienced canvassers.
 E. E. Forbes Piano Co. su-tu-thu-sat.