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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-09-21

FOR RENT.
Located in the most beautiful
part % Capitol Hill, IT, OF
Maryland avenue, 123 18th sr. n.
T.. Six large rooms and bath,
large front lawn.
A snap at $500
MOORE & HILL, Inc,
1888 G St y. W.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Personal.

YOU CAN BORROW MONEY on your sal
airy or household goods. Call or send postal
tls y 81, hOoTn l. au27-tf
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goldnshes. aquariums &c. SCHMIDT'S BIRD
o1O1tE. ~ 18th 81. se17-tf
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SPECIAL AT
Brodt's Hat Stores,
THIS WEEK.
Fall Style Hats,
Worth $500
Your Choice, $500
40 nth St. and
SOB 9th ST. n. w.
UNHEARD OF BARGAINS IN me. o~1o
Tugs. g up; included IN the lot are STvrns
brussels. Velvet, and Administer: china clos
e's I rom siO up L. :. MILLER, 712 X y. W
NEW. HOWE Sewing Machine 10 90 A. s1s
RSsulaF go value J. p. ROBERTSON. 1910
- - ~ = Ee2l-4t
FOR sALE-Gabler Piano. SIS: arst-cIsg.
Conaltlon. = p ROBERTSON, 1910 eth y w
FOR SALE Hartman otto Pine Piano
including a rolls OF music. been In use
months; VIII sell reasonable. IS7 Carroll
g > Z sezl-3t
loo BUSINESS CARDS printed 75c. other
prices in proportion, at 1913 9Th ST n. W.
se21-7t
FOR SALE-Fresh Jersey COW, gentle and
good mixer; $50 Apply go F St n W.
se2O-st'
FOR sALE-Furniture slightly used. the en-
tire contents or 9-room house. Save money
See HoPWooD. sth ana X. sels-3t
FOR sALE-RoH top desk. 81. 50: cost s4s.
perfect order: looks Ike new; solid golden
oak used three weeks only. Save money
see HOPW0OD. SUI and X sel9-3t
FOR sALE-5O stoves: some new and slightly
used; also 1000 joints Of new stove pipe at
reduced prices Save money. See HOP
WOOD, Sth and X selg-3t
FOR sALE-Ics boxes suitable for grocery;
made by people who know how. not tin kers;
get the right kind. See HOLLYWOOD SIN and
n sel9-St
/ FOR sALE-lO0 Kas stoves new. 2-burner;
guaranteed 20 give satisfaction. S. cents.
Save money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X
sel9-5t
FOR sALE-Large heating stoves. suitable
/ for church or large hall or big shop. sl2 80.
cost SzZ50 save money See HOLLYWOOD sth
and X sel9-3t
.
FOR sALE-waH case glass doors. ; feet
I long suitable FOR cigar store. also large
heating stove. Save money. Sec NORWOOD.
/ SIN and k sels-3t
FOR sALE-stesm heater and radiators.
also one hot-water heater. Address BOX
! l5z. Times office. sels-3t'
/ SMALL EXPENSES enable US to oIer new
piano SIPS upward guaranteed 10 years. bar
gain in player plano. open evenings. HILL
BIG BROS. Estab. q yrs. I742 tn ses-tf
PIANOS AT COST
Celebrated makes. the hnest on the market
VIII you call and look them over? The saw
ings offered are little short OF marvellous.
HUGO WORCH. ilie q St
Our ANNUAL SEPTEMBER piano clsar-
ance Offers you a rare chance 10 buy a high
grade instrument genuine bargain
price. All new pianOg and player-pianos
greatly reduced. Here few vi the bar
gains an used uprights: Emerson. SIJO:
Weber. $50. Fischer. Sl50s Hardmau, go;
Nose. $50: kanbe. $50. ShOninger. 500.
Bradbury, $3.50 and fifty others Easy terms
.. j. DeMOLL & CO., cor. 18th and Q SIS.
Scott
PIANOs-UPRIGHT PIANOS - Aiid-summer
sale See the bargains that We are Offering
They have been used. out are good makes
Prices SIS. $780, 500, and SO. II Will paw
you 10 see them. CHAS. "a. STIEFF. IUG5-
100 ST. ~ W. J. &. CONLIFB. mana gef
aul5-u
SHOP WORN SEWING MACHINES.
$50 crop head Singer. ga
600 drop mead Wheeler d WNson............ 20
New sewing machines = per month.
Cleaning 60c. Op1n Evenings.
u X. GIVEN. 625 Pa ave. $. L
Ie1s-tt
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Wanted.

WANT Edo rent. on car line, place sor
chicken farm. Address BOX III. Times Of
fee. saqT9ts
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AUTO LAMPS REPAIRING

SKILLFTL radiator repairing Your auto
lamps ard radiators put into perfect Condl-
ton Quick but careful work Moderate
charges. MOORE 4 co. 5cs John Marshall
pace. Phone Main 4s41. seth. su.tu-tf
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PRINTING.
REPAIRS ON STOVES.

WHEN YOUR RANGE. IATROBE OR FUR
ace NEEDS REPAIRS CALL MAIN BIO
EMPIRE STOVE REPAIR CO., 1928 II y. w.
sel0-tu, n. I. sa-tf
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MEDICAL.
DR.SHADEsS gs iaI1.

Washington's Oldest Specialist.
80 years practice treating Nervous
and Chronic Diseases; also stomach
lungs. asthma, catarrh, appendicitis liver
heart. kidneys. bladder, structure dische-gae
general debility, and special weakness. blood
and skin diseases. Special and private an
ments OF both sexes cured quickly Consul
tatiOu free. Hours 10 to 1 and 10 $50 SuD
day. $3.50 20 1880. Chandler Building. EIe-
vator ana phone au2O-tf
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STORAGE.

GET CUR ESTIMATE on absolutely nr.-
proof storage. moN ing. PACKING United
states STORAGE Co. 4S-4ag ION St y
~ ". Main 1923 ielg-ff
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PIANO LESSONS.

pupils by an adherent Of
LeEChctezky methods. viii give lessons az
pupils home. Address MRS z. IT. g.. BOX
-. city T. o. VIII call. scI9-cod-7t-
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MOTORCYCLES.
DENTISTRY.

ALVEOLAR TEETH-Paiuless. lasting. won
derfully lheilke; brldsework OF plates nm
necessary, painless dIllug. DIR. J. =. VIII
s0&, lz0S 4. JyA-tf
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TRUNK REPAIRING.

At CEYER's. 18TH AND n SITS y. w.
we make a specially OF trunk and hand
bag repairing; moderate prices
PHONE n 432f se9-tf
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21

Buggy Harness IN best leather and a.
best prices at the Mel Live Stock Co.
See Us before buying
Dr.. aud Mrs JEzita Hanna. prgpne-
20 q tbe Hsnas Nasal C01seTa.0-y
q DzEzs, Ga, E-s visiting RsE. 7. J.
Ezz1s fg- = teE avs
Mss FrOst. Eh0 hzs ben n 1--we
Oak FOR q fsE days As . 6slegstetO ne
meeting Of The Presbyterian MSEiona-y
Juniors, has returned 70 jacksonville.
Jacksonville Metropolis
Ms r. C. Bake returned home YES
terisy Afternoon from Live Oak, where
she ATTENDED the meeting Of the MS
S0nGTy society Of the Presbyterian
church -Oeala Banner.
The many frenis OF NJ Peter LelSz
I'll Be interested 70 know that On June
nd he El Be married z Galveston,
Texas, 70 Mss WihelmIna Goytl0h.
Mss GOttlob IS a charming yuung ~
mar. beautiful and highly Intellectual
and Peters" hosts Of friends cO1grar-
ul2ts Inn and send Ots Of good wishes
y The bride and groom elect
The annual pcnic Of the Christian
Atveat Sundzy sehooL % vhieh ths
ssili-sa q al Othe- Szn3zy sch0ols n
tae CIV EeTe invited AZ Dosing PAX
@ TEes3ay. Ezs 4 Erzld EoceSG and
TIE hid-sn lad a OILY, good tine
Thsy eniCyet barhng. bOatng ard al
kIniS Of out ooOr games Afne basket
dinner WaS served and there we're an
abundance Of refreshments. The PIC
nc party eft this CITY al S.l5a n on
q special l. 0. P. & q. tram. return
ing on the regular afternoon train
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21
FAEE> Hts oNNLWE
Ppauineui uFlaa3a Fsrmrr tamuts
SuiCite-Ns NaIlts Uaah
AssrerA

Orlando Nayl- -FA8pNsvaus1
to-dO farmer residng sesai tee as
noTthezsi q tbs CITY. couuttot 49,
eide 8, g o'sicek YESTERDAY ~ uets
can be asSigned % iustiiy ~ "a a.
for Nr. NOoge Sss knoun obr In r.t
Circumstances and AsatA rad hzt 49,
reputation Of behg a. sscrr ear
successful frUit grVEef
Ssogtly after srtsrnE ~ rsrs. ~
We AsGr3 ne report efashr,ra enc
rzsszz % ne roo-. f,l-s hrr hutani
lyilg n . poo q biosi u1;h rarua
his entre had blCEn frn ~ han
HIS death Eas instantnneuuA
Mr.. Moore vas forty yca-s a. saI
leaves a wife and ehd He 49,
member Of the ocal usrs 81 rts
Knights Of Pythias and uas blruri ,t
that organization tins afttruoar ai &
O'Clock.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21

WNSTD-RAirUsi CyPrVa hEaE
- % 50 feet a1E. gAEiy. ~ e.
blaek. Hssn pIae Tes Eantani aaart
qlaEty. FT fsl EfuruEnua ErEs
GFes NEnaiartzrlE Co. llrEna
Vilie. Pa
RP. Coacsnz- tnl isr.y $3.50 ~
. Sggtanes SprHEa Ssfartzv rsfEa.
NJ houe kaat1y % ~ ACL ~
Coarh1aa ays ~ uatsF b sas s
Fighl noE-1s8 - hstel urtrr ~
NcGrs's nanageaeat b rig ss1ls
satsfscgoa thsl ever helo-g. go rha
rates are reasouah1e
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21


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t-n raea ne-euNa.kts..
ars $40. r.uE --# rt. .-.
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pacu-s NJ. D-ss..
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49,.
T..s H. -
-,--u - D.l.
tEO weeks ne Eeaiass ESS Wy tA'o'-
abe f0s ay1g * e1oP n ne ooot-
uO1, Saa farmers geaera-iy took A.
vantage Oft he acreage n oa1s ms
year S SAID 10 Dc grHatsr th11 ever -
fore. and the yield Is good
Mammoth MINERAL PEA, al. e-r,
60 a. -, h;,b s,,,,,, t,...Vs
fo- s.,,iDg Lie En r-.r nt
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Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21

a. Columbia this week.
Prices on Millinery greatly reduced
at The Ladies Emporium
Quite q number Of Live Oakites have
rented cottages at Downing Park and
VII spend the sumner there.
Millinery prices have been reduced at
The Ladies Emporium
". { Floyd left Tuesday for 3 four
or five weeks stay up IN the Blue
Ridge mountains
Little Mss Dorothy Willard came up.
from DOWling Park Saturday and ne
NAMED over until Monday Afternoon
the guest Of her cousin. Mss Annie
Barclay.
SPECIAL v1lus n Lace and EnbCOi6-
en-. he LadieS' Eup0EiIn
he CITY cUud hES sTr1jsi ne
tine for payment q taxes Until Jue
Isl Altar that date az real esate ID
On which taxes have not been paid VII
be advertised and sod.
We are giving away Sold gold and
gold plated jevelry. J. B. Evans.
Capt Willard has accepted the posi-
tiO0 as manager for the Bowling Park
hOtel. and moved his family thereto and
took charge last week. He IS one Of
the best and most popular hotel men in
his section Of Florida and viii no
doubt Do a splendid business
: FOR SALE Ninety shares Of the
capital stock Of the Live Oak Publish
Ing Co Will sell part cash, balance on
tune. Address, Box 2 Green Cove
Spungs, Fla
Nh. c. A Hardee and little daught-
81 Mose.y. returned Saturday from
NzAsoa, where Mrs. Hsriee has been
lF tAe past few weeks with her
-ether. EhO has been quite SEX with
,yphoi3-yne1ngnia fever, While n
hsts1u Mosely vas taken win fever,
a. Ehcs rerurninZ hons 80 las been
avrr Grk cEd The zre1Ing Physi-
a.. &c En5erstand, p-or51sees Z 4
rsn11e oEss Of TYPHOID fever.
Wa,ch our Cazh store grow. WsFil
rs GO Coz this ad- 70 every person
e. plrchzses q pair Of O1r Shoes Z
~ u tEys foF cash; children eX-
McCgIers Bros.
~ < C. Revels q Suwannes
and Mss Lily Denmark, q
ars. syFe uste5 IN marriage a.
AL NJn1zy a. soJn By Rev.
gsgvA. o. Slva-aee county,
E -E celr.e 1- auay and cane
+. Peers ta F0yygre a bcense. After
.. ,v-ay tsy 3eVartoi On the !
.asss FsrA o. JheF future hone
.n >aaaHres cog8y Ne ash then
ass1h syagh asl prosperity Perry
Hea4
"A Isl sholJ ,he positive Wutte1
gusu1iey % 1t,facc1c % pgrchaSS
g-cg rgtl1igt J,ztWs GIVE EiIh lane
AL J,ssT reuetes S.gtsngv D-lE CO.
PIT AZ NJ q n H4,t1o. @:
Tanpa. sers In o. sy gseshy and
" 3..rs- IN ~ NJ
II. K N0c--ara. frrt hat-on :
prcs,teut ai tar Ia1Fa b-sness Cob
'aEs of ta-Ea. .le 7t t,e c.ocst and
n.el sasyyss.a. Na~-v,s oo..eges n
.hs >ah hr s o.. 'hc founder OF
.ts ~-.fErn b-sryss Nouege IN TINS
.N Psi. -.t Do a .rs years ago 70 the
.s., .a1tr tr'i layton In the
#ast ..,rsH years Frvt, hatton has,
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21

Dr. L. N. Dixon returned home last
Friday from an extended trip through
Texas and New Mexico, and is thor
oughly convinced that Florida IS the
greatest country Of them all, and he Is
satisfied now to make this state his
home. While in Texas he visited e
PsssO, and called on Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Hair. who are located In that city,
where Mr.. Hair has q position With q
big hardware concern. The DR.. says
Mrs. Hairs health has improved, and
that they are well pleased With their
new home. Tuesday Dr.. Dixon went
over 70 jacksonville, where he VAL
locate for the practice Of MS profes-
sion-dentstry. He vii put IN one Of
the finest equipped and furnished den-
"a parl0rs n the South, and VII y
ready for business within the neTr
week o. .. Dr.. Dixon Is . me DEL
Isl, and win rs I1lg years q practice
u ms CRY, bul-- p z Hzms s1d reyu-
uzri0n for 6olng Tsry h-gh cas- E5-k-
We see ID rezs11 EEy X cannot %
vel n Jscks0uT-lz Ehs1e K I'll
rEnk VIZ re beS- 5z1lS-S Z "a;
E-v.
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21

3 FOR SALE-Ninety shares Of the
capital stock Of the Live Oak Publish
ing Co Viii sell part cash, balance on
tune. Address Box 2 Green Cove
Spungs Pa
Suwannee Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 1897-current, 1909-05-21

q - 49, - tn. Ndshsa. uEnOa.
$685. 60 llsaRoa
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-19
HIS THREAT TO A CONDUCTOR.

Some time ago man at Ypsilanti
Mich. became crazed on the subject OF
hypnotism and was sent on Michi-
gan Central train TO an asylum. When
the conductor asked for tickets the
crazy man began telling of his hyp-
motto powers
TN hypnotic YOU" he said.
Fire away" replied the conductor
The man made several passes before
the conductors face.
"Now You are hypnotized.' he said
The conductor looked the part as
best he could.
You're a conductor" the hypnotist
said
That's right" replied his victim.
You're good conductor" went on
the hypnotist
Right again." said the conductor.
"You don't smoke. drink or swear AZ
passengers. You are honest, You turn
I'm all tickets and money you collie, t
from passengers. In fact. you do not
steal cent
That's right" asserted the condue-
tor.
The hypnotist eyed him a moment
then said:
What an awful fix you'd be in If |
left you in this condition!"-Kansas
City star.
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FLYING MACHINE SPEED.
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In the matter OF speed. there is no
question that within the next year
machines win be built 20 maintain n
uniform pace Of sixty miles an hour.
Builders of the best models agree that
great speed is now merely question
of smaller models. more efficient pro-
pellers and more powerful motors The
problem, however. at present is not
how 10 build machines with greater
speed, but how 10 construct them 20
go slower. Most OF the biplancs and
monoplanes must attain an initial We
locity. while running ON the ground OF
twenty five 10 thirty miles an hour be-
fore they can rise in the air, and they
must maintain speed greater than
that 10 keep afloat To be permanently
popular as a pleasure craft more mod
crate speed will be necessary and the
accomplishment OF that viii no doubt
be worked out very soon.
n a machine can now travel at forty
five miles an hour II can be made to
go sixty miles an hour, and that viii be
fast enough for a time. except for rae
ing, and special machines are already
being built for that purpose. II ma
chine can fly three hours continuously,
IL can fly "a hours, or from New
York 10 Chicago. That is merely a
question of a larger gasoline tank and
greater spread OF wings TO sustain the
added weight. Orville Wright has
flown at an altitude of 1,6OO feet. That
is high enough TO get over tree tops
and skyscrapers Latham has flown
over Berlin. Count Lambert has flown
over Paris, Wilbur Wright has flown
over New York harbor, Louis Bleriot
has flown across the English channel
Henry Farman has flown more than
three hours, and several aviators have
carried one and two passengers for
considerable distances Therefore
with these things done there are pretty
sure to be greater things doing. With
speed, altitude and duration developed
TO these points as shown, we come nat
urally 10 the question, what changes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-19
MIsINFO7ME ED.

The joker of the ST. Louis star in 4
moment admits that
money is at the bottom of everything
which proves conclusively that he has
never seen the bottom of one of these
expensive Montana gold mine claims.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-19
UPS AND DOWNS.

"Peary still insists that he is the
original an higher up
yves. and the. public knows he is
the man furthest down in it's estima-
ton"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-19

or improvements must be made In the
present flying machine before IL is safe
and practical for verybody--Byron
II. Newton an Van Norden Magazine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

chester Aiex SAVE b. - gctilH.
sirca o. Carrying abe mail ga isE
ALrx ksscai sad Harry Issseiaiiis'F
asas mad esrElsrs. have been carry
.ns sae H..sl - iaSs isE tAe LAS
x.ex o~iag ~ % she bad Toaas.
A team can hardly get oseT sheHs-
wssd ~~s reserved TO-DAY tD~i
Fred Essns oi beaver had com
united suscsas. Cause snkH0Sr
Mr. Esssg IS s~li kne~n aTosnd
Tia Cup having sorked ea t'se
Gold Cop tsunei last s.nier
HAY Is 9estlHG very scAFce around
kess tse9sns ~ ico& l.ke the s'ees
~sll have 10 rsssle. t-No
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
ooasW 0EAIapCn
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~ . 80 ~ fnnIk 81

The speaking Coates; kndss by
koss and xaris II ske Cs~n,y High
Scaool f,E tbs >secie u.ed.i ~a- q
sscce-s an every particular An
neeF audience escS Sasd the Ckr,s-
enAp cnsrch ssii tte alsls,s ~ere chok
I'd aEd sac cleared ~ the sekool
Tke yoasS ioiks troua Esss 10 l&si
- plsyed Fsssss.kssg care IN sssay
ed prepsrstsoa OF thesr decisma-
6n. aud resdssRs. The chorss oi
Ssrty vosess Il hLsh sckoa pSpsls
asaer lssAsssAip Il Prof Fssaks sx-
Gslied anything Il Tie k.sA ~e have
lard IN Gsn~isoa- E.ncose sf,sr
0core wss ksastsly s,vsa to th<
0ss,c. 90 sscA ssasksr psossd
0ore sUssstasasAG tAAs tks lss,.
IT, high sS;Aod oscksssss uss jsss
- good - ~ Usy, ssd made agree-
sele variety in the psoGrsm.
OF the eight coessssasts; naaseIy,
Clara lioyLss. Assd Pr,e~, Cedric
Williams. kais Redden, Anna Fer
sens. Myron Herrsck, Josephine Zu-
eelder and Helen Webster, every one
hsd evidently worked hard and IN
der competent instruction. The
only difficulty with being Judge
was that Mr. Steele mad not provid-
ed e,sbt prizes. However, Miss
Helon Webster, who recited The
Sou oi the Violin was al sdged to
have won the medal inscribed. ''For
best defamation. Mrs 0Iearv
and Nessrs Nourse and Hetherinp-
ton were Judges and Prof. Frank 5
presented the medal IN few well
chosen remarks.
j A. Steele, has certainly started
good tEing, and We understand
intends TO renew the prize next year
and make it an annual event
The praise of our people is due
Prof Franks and the high school
faculty Tor their efforts to provide
s0ch pleasing entertainment. We
doubt whether another high school
IN western Colorado can Get up a
better all round musical and literary
program. News-Champion only
wishes 1t were possible TO take a
lew Of the declarations and more
music TO give an ambition in Crest
ed Butte, and Pitkin and other
county towns To- show what is being
done here
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
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sAy.f.1eGe<H

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Nee railroad sntesess tx LA.1as
co3nsy s- growing ~ The Asys -
ty anS the .essoG otsns up
Tk< c. a ; which is ~ ~ . pass
81 the 4. h 4 q ss.sesn kas ~ -
% IAs,ss county aud With tks hsuaA-
s.ag,nS Of ,is hD~ from lsoss -
G.nn.son. ~ili dosbtsess pssA i.As
th.s county FROM Baldssa. - Ga1V
thsrty m.ies ei road bslldiaG sA
yeostssts great sddstsoasl coal 49,
r,,ory and bring j, " the fr~s ksla
of Psoasa.
The fret reason 10 10 dosG2so
cosl pssosrces, the secoad 10 - -
the vslI~ys of the Ws~ssrn Sloss ~
tke.r isnmense freight oHesssO,
the third, E<rhsps Is TO eAseea -
line, lima by linz, through the essss
Southwestern part of th's sssAs
sh,ch Is ~ mach IN nssd u
railroads. through Psradsx, thyo~gh
tab and ON TO the Pacific coess.
Movements are being made -
silently and ar secretly A. posasble,
bu, IA them Is a world Of meaning
and importance for every man 10
kno~ who runs and reads
The burlington through delta
county would double the value oi
every acre oi land and every dollar
ol investment.
And az soon az the movements oil
the Burlington become fully plain,
dirt will begin 10 fly on the Denver
n RIO Grandes extension oi the
North Fork branch through for a
shorter outlet 30 Denver and the
East, which 1t then must have.
Never before ia Western Slope
history has the outlook for needed
railroad facilities been 80 promising
as now That the summer will ses
plans defined and work under wav,
now appears almost as a certainty
We need these roads, need thess
shorter routes: aud We are going TO
get them
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07
A. EHeitiag ksaavay

Tuesday night, team OF Geo.
Eastman while unloading trash
near the state bridge, started to run.
Pete Bruins grabbed the lines but
was shaken of under the wagon.
lie hung on for fifty feet or more,
and then let go. The team crossed
the bridge, but striking the rail
road grade circled back upon il
and nearly crossed the railroad
bridge ON the dead run, when one
horse went through, break ing leg
The other horse escaped, but the
injured animal had to be shot on
the spot.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-05-07

\ correspondent down the river
calls attention to the fact that Pin
chot's labored defense of the tariff
on lumber is rooted mainly in the
desire TO squeeze more out of the
people for lumber off the reserves
There never has been any question
in our minds that he was working
in colluslon with the lumber trust.
In fact he practically admitted i,
when he said in San Francisco, that
II the forestry people attacked the
lumber tariff they would have oppo-
sitlon from the lumber barons in
stead OF their support and assist
ance. This gave away the whole
case. Even accepting his view Of it
that man may make partnershi p
with the devil in order to serve the
Eord, such man is either a hvpo-
crite OF a fool. The plan never has
worked IN practice. A tariff on
lumber simply corners the market
between Pinchot and the lumber
trust and enables them to charge
any price they see fit. And then
think Of = pure spirited public citi-
zen upholding the tariff one minute
and the next sweating blood because
Of probable lumber famine.