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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

Among other very notable papers
IN this nnmner of the TWENTIETH
CENTURY MAGAZINE are
George Merediths Life and
Works, by Professor Archibald
Henderson, T. H. ID; British Rule
and the Fundamental Demands Of
the Indian Nationalists, bv Tarak-
na'h Das; The Story Of Los Angeles
Water Works Under Private and
Public Ownership" by Francis Mar
shall Elliott; Railway Corruption.
by Carl S Nrooman: The Methods
OF Joseph, bv Bolton Hall: "Our
Town. an outline of the Boston-l9I5
movement, by Bruno Beck hard:
Tine Merchant Marine" bv A. C.
Fisk; The Teaching Of Henry
George, by ". H. Eastman; The
Poems of Louise Chandler Moulton,
by the Editor; and The Writing on
the Wall, an extended study OF the
drama of that name dealing with the
tenemen:-house evil.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19
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DenveT nion s;Sck Yards, Nov
Is Eecelpsz of cattle here las; week
we're l6.tssj against l>.st-D pTeccci
lne week. The qa4lIsy vas good
aud under good demand trade xas
active from day 10 aay fisef stuff
was lower towards the middle of the
week OWING h. eastern declsnes bot
later trade ,rmed up some ana salse<
At the close It the week Sese little
different IRON the ~eck beiase
Feeders asd ssockers sold 1t 6ru
prices ali wes-k and the market closed
IN tDe SHAPE Good 10 choscr tsef
steers sold at Sa25 TO 1886 aad
cho.ce co~s broagh, up ~ &lI0
Bulk ~ the hes,er kili,ae cows sold
~ 81. ~ ~ &auD aud meA.Hn cous
dosS 10 t3", Balls ~ev~ Gsu st
tsJ 10 $3s for b~lk. Veal
calves siAehsly lo~es. hsss ssliiax
ss0ssA &5Ul Good - cAasor
tssAsss sOld u sA..5 TO e5.ls cad
IL issr - eood ct t5-s5 " tl<5.
Sslss s.Aoed fross ~ 20 ~ e3s5.
ToAsys ssseipss wes~ 6.taD AseA.
COoyssssaa ksrs ssd pricss stsuas
10 lH hSGkes hsss s,sess susd q
-. IS cd . beach a fAscy coss
hsus0As eA;n
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons & Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19
"A Hsossd Cssasoss = - 0sa:A1-
vsstissosuG'':

Crested Butte, Colo. Nov. I, 1909.
Delta Creamery Co,
Mr. A. J. Worse, Mgr.
Delta, Colo,
Dear Sir: We had contract
ed with several parties to supply
butter and our cows now are only
giving us enough to enable us to ill
our contracts, for which reason we
may not be able To ship YOU az
more cream until spring. We h. !,
been entirely satisfied with the way
you have treated us and have SO
stated to every neighbor possible
Next year we plan to cut out a large
part, or all, of our butter business
and ship you our cream.
Thanking you for your courteous
treatment, ! remain.
Yours Sincerely.
GEO. l.. DILWORTH.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

Hovses ov cattle 10 vim
er A B. DALI. Ne sdow Grove
ran ch, GSanisoR. l3-u.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19
"kesst Cslsrs1s'

DO you want to get your city and
its attractions before the people q?
ARE YOU A LIVE WIRE IN THE
WAY OF ADVERTISING? If YOU
are you have already placed your
literature in the hands of-THE AL
BANI HOTEL PUBLICITY BIZ
REAU in Denver.
Not everyone in the state is prob
ably aware of the fact that the a
bany hotel rotunda is visited every
day on an average by 5000 people.
and the Publicity Bureau. operated
by the Albany management. is visit
ed by more actual tourists. home
seekers and parties looking for IL
vestment than any other five pub
lIcity bureaus in the state Of Colo
Iado, and for that verv reason YOU
secure the most publicity for YOUR
city and for your business bv plac-
ing your advertising matter and lit
eiature IN this bureau, than bv anv
other means
There IS no charge by the Albany
hotel for this service. although three
employees are kept in this bureau.
which Is open from Z a m. to 9 p. IN.
We maintain this bureau at con
siderable expense, but we feel that,
1t weare assisting in boosting the
state OF Colorado. we are well repaid
for all eur efforts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

kssch sad Range No osse kss
cIsessbsasa sWose 10 the vast fssA a
0saiatosu.asioR with which tkis
cosstry hss beea del1sed thea sAsa
csssy Aseose~r P,nchot. Soxsehos
~ ssstsssscs coafu,e oil THE ssep-
No saA wsil.aS. ss ststistics have
~ saplessan, habit Of treatiax sAose
WbO tAiRk it Is their main bssiness
u hts 20 cry aloud and spss~ sosL
iAG. lsssesd Of losing I'll tks tssss
~ tke fsceA the earth thy sssa 70 -
iscs,sssaG, for sccord,ns to PincLos's .
0ss 6esss~ the ne~ growth exossAs
tAe sHHsal tsHsber -cvt ~hile kis
vsAOers are pstting OCT al TIE Gsrs
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19
Ssae ~ nnsssss

According - recently statistics
theF. are something oSer <ye.gsl p
tss invested IN livestock an the state
Of ColDraio. There l- probably nc
place where livestock of ali klnds i.
generally more healthy The lore
~e suffer a. not 50 much from the
Tasage- g. any ole or several conia-
0soas diseases. a. At Is from the az
gsecaie loss trosa Innumerable
thsngs. such - s<csds.s,s. col,cs.
pneumonia. PossoooSs plants. etc
Aa~' VI this Ions II sstrstoted either
10 ignorance. OF casclessas~~. and 10
prevcniaoe
THIS constant les~ cf valuable sui-
sual> D. tine fsrvnes AND stock man
must he haar~d - Just ~ nsch
taken from the profile. asd in the
end eaGs saccess o. tasluse of the
eaterprsse. The sss,ss casual os,ses-
vsaion ut once ssSQr~ss ske isapor-
tsDce Of tlse edScstsoa II tAe fnrnser
boys On ths cssr ssd usasaerness of
hycstock. the recoesssios Il ~ oose
ccsnmon dIssssss. sd vastly saos~
i@portsnt thas oil hos - psevost
them.
BulIesia No. l37, ''Sossss Ikssesss
Il Farm ARiHsls," by DnAoss
Glover, ksrDes ssd ksspp, u psb-.
lished by the COsnssdo Expssi&est
and gill he seat fvse spoa
10 The dis<csos. Prof. l..
G. usry'enses, Fort CollaSs
This bslIetia sivss pssctical in
formation on the csssss, synuosss.
treatment; and preveat,oa u sore
mouth disease Of p.es and calves;
lip and leg slcersssoa u sheep:
POISONOUS wcsd~, blsGklee, slssdsss,
foot and naosth A,srsse. ssd hog
cholera.
Hwses or cattle to yin
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

Arconaut:-But recently arrived
shade BUSTED mp to st. Peter.
Ny good man. said he. will Won
tell me where | must go to get SOU
venir post cards." And St. Peter.
eyeing him souriy. told him where
he could 60 to.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

Targets for shooting matches |
cent by mail or at the News Cham
pion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-11-19

Five thousand gunnysacks for sale
at snap at G. ID. Martins Harness
Shop. 3S If.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24

ing of the work on a steer amphitheater Is
practically agreed upon and will not be
opposed. 1t is demanded by the farming in
terests Of the state and is in line with the
progress made.
The house committee is somewhat In
clined to oppose the purchase of any land
for the state, but there is some needed and
II will be provided for. There is need of
a small tract at the state prison and there
must be some more ground owned by the
state near the capitol.
One item In the miscellaneous list that
may be very large is that of greater sup
port for the militia. The house has passed
n bill which makes an expense to the state
for the period of 1850 more than under
present appropriations. 1t would place the
expense of the militia up among the big
things Of the state.
The item of appropriations for the col
leges shows where the pairing process has
been done. The askings for the three col
leges footed up over 81. 400, OoO. They will get
about what is indicated, possibly a little
more. It will be well distributed among
them. It will be chiefly for increase Of sup
port funds and very little will go for more
ground OF for erection OF buildings, as the
legislature desires to return to the original
plan OF having the buildings erected and
equipped out of the regular millage taxes
levied for that purpose. There is great
need for increase in the support funds and
this is to be given with the best knowledge
the legislators are able 10 apply to the
task. The report OF the visiting committee
to the institutions pointed out the need Of
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24

increased support and showed where to
make the changes.
As for the fifteen state Institutions un-
der the Board of Control. in which is
cared for over 5000 persons and employing
over 1,400 employees of various grades,
every item of the budget will go for
permanent improvements or repairs. The
Board of Control estimates were increased
from the first bills and the board will
get nearly all that was asked, the trim
ming being in small items which may be
left over FOR a time. The new buildings,
so much needed at Glenwood. Mount
Pleasant and Oakdale, will all be pro-
vided. The improvements at %IndepenI-
ence and Eldora will be made nearly as
planned by the board and indicated in
their report. There will not be any land
purchased for the suggested cpileptic
colony, though some members OF the COM
mittee believe 1t would be wise to make
this purchase at this time.
Things Left Out.
A great many important items VIII be
left out entirely. There will be no money
spent in probing and investigating and
looking for scandals. The bills that we're
put in merely to help out those who are
ever looking for some concealed plumbers
or villainy are all dead now. There Will
be no expenditure for survey of the
rivers to see If steamboats, could be lun
on them. There will be no big sum 10
carry on a dairy school all over the STATE,
no big expenditure in veterinary matters
and no conversation commission. The
500, 900 for bonuses for highways will
not be expended and the highway commits
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24

sion will get no new trimmings. The
expensive utilities commission Is not
likely to come to a head and there will he
no bank guaranty commission. The edu-
cational board, If it is created, will not
cost very much money, and there will be
no extra cost to the insurance department.
II It is moved according to the desires
of the governor. The farm correspondence
school, however much needed. will be left
to private enterprise.
Iowa 10 Take Part in Rate Fi9ht.
Iowa will take part in the fight between
the railroads and the states over the q
cent fare. Announcement Of this was made
today by Attorney General Byers. Mr..
Byers will attend the meeting of attorney
generals which has been called by Mr.
Major OF Missouri.
Laymen Reach Des Moline
Iaymen who will attend the big Iowa
conference in Des Moines tomorrow were
arriving on all trains. Six hundred men
have sent in 81 to pay for their enrolment.
The biggest rush of the convention will
be Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
BABY'S P|T|FUL
CASE OF ECZEMA
Summer Rash Became a Dreadful
Itching Humor- Big BIisters
Formed and Skin Grew as Hard
and Rough as Bark = Scratched
and Tore Flesh till Blood Ran.
ALMOST MAGIC CURE
BY CUTICURA REMEDIES

"Our son, two years old, was very
much afflicted with a breaking out or
what looked to be a summer rash. /
applied the usual remedies, such as
washing with soda water and powdering
with boric acid. Finally, after he suf-
fered with the trouble several weeks I
took him to the doctor. He said II was
merely a rash that was quit prevalent,
and that l was giving the right treat
And tho baby would soon be all right.
But instead Of getting better il was get
ting worse. The rash ran together and
made large blisters. The little fellow
didn't want 20 do anything but scratch
Inc we a to wrap his hands up TO
keep him from il as he would tear the
flesh open till the blood would run. The
itching was intense, causing loss Of appe-
tite and flesh. When it seemed to hurt
him most the skin on his back became
hard and rough like the bark Of a tree so
that rubbing or brushing would not
break il. He was so feverish that l
thought it a bad cas Of eczema. He
could not wear any clothes but a little
nightgown with the sleeves Just fastened
at the top Of the shoulder. He suffered
intensely for about three months. But
l found a remedy in Cuticura Soap for
bathing and Cuticura Ointment with
which | I nointed the sore places. This
kept the rash from spreading and in less
than q week the result wa almost magi-
cal. That was more than two years z
and there has not been the slightest
Ymptom of Ii since he was cured. lam
never very long without CutioUra Soap
as my family knows the value Of 1t and
don't like a substitute. J, W. Lauck,
Yukon, Okla, Aug. IS and Sept. IL, 'OS."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24

Sec. 5S. Every receiver appointed under
the provisions of this act, shall make to
the State Banking board not less than one
report monthly according to such form as
may be prescribed and which shall be veri-
fled by his oath.
Sec. SO. The State Banking board shall!
prescribe all such forms as may be useful
or necessary in carrying out the provisions OF
this act, and shall have power to make
such rules and regulations, not inconsistent
with the provisions Of this act, as may
be necessary or proper to carry into effect
according 10 its true intent.
Sec. 80, For the purpose of carrying out
the provisions of this act, the State Bank
ing board 10 hereby authorized and en-
powered to offer and pay out of the de-
p~ositors guaranty fund rewards for the
apprehension and conviction OF any person
or persons violating the provisions OF this
act. Such rewards not to exceed in any
place five hundred $500 dollars.
Sec. 81. Where no other punishment is
provided herein any person violating any
OF the provisions of this act shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, shall be punished by a
fine az not less than twenty-five, nor more
than three hundred $500 dollars or by i'm
prisonment In the county jail for M. less
than thirty nor more than ninety, OF both,
In the discretion of the court.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24


Section ~. The court or Judge. appoint
ing a receiver under the provisions OF this
act shall I'm the order Of appointment fix
the amount of his bond In an amount suf-
ficient 10 protect all persons interested in
the assets and affairs to be administered
by such receiver and the receiver, before
entering upon his duties as such receiver,
shall give a bond in the amount thus fixed.
with suTeties to be approved by the clerk
OF said court, conditioned that he will faith
fully and impdrtially discharge such duties.
and well and truly account for all money
and property coming into his hands as such
receiver, and disburse the same In con-
forming to the order OF such court or
Judge, and TO the provisions OF this act.
Upon the approval OF such bond and the
taking OF the oath required by law the
person thus appointed shall have fun power
and authority as receiver under the provi-
sions OF this act. .
Section 50. After the State Banking board
a bank Xamine or receiver shall have
taken possession OF any bank under the
provisions OF this act, the stockholders
thereof may repair it's credit. restore OF
substitute its reserve and otherwise place
II in condition so that Il Is qualified to dc
a general banking business as before Il
was taken possession OF as Aforesaid. bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
NINE. MODJESKA is BETTER
Latest Reports say Condition of For
mer Actress n Much Inn
proved.

LOS ANGELES. March 2S-LAtest re-
ports from the bedside OF Nine Helena
Modjeska. who Is IN at her home at Bal
boa. are that she u considerably inn
proved.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
ST. JOSEPH STAR SUSPENDED
Paper Published by Kellogg Inter
ests I'm That City Goes Out
of B~ustnesa.

ct. JOSEPH. Mo-. March with to-
days issue the ST. Joseph Star. published
by F. w. Kellogg, suspended publication.
Kellogg announces that the plant will be
dismantled and Withdrawn from st. Joseph.
where the paper has been published three
years as an afternoon penny daily.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24

Millions Of women throughout the
world use Cuticura Soap and Ointment
for ec1emAs. rashes, itchiIgs. irritations.
heads, dandrun, dry, thin and falling
hair, sanative, antiseptio cleansing, and
for all the purposes Of the toilet. bath
and nursery.
cuticura Remedies are sid throushout the wonA
Potter Drug 4 Chen. Corp Sole Props. i3S Coiumr
Maisd Urea cuasanA Boob % Skin Diseases
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24

Iotai 'Sl'""o'VuV
In the miscellaneous item there is now
already appropriated about $1,000, chiefly
for the soldier roster, Allison monument,
home finding agents. library extension,
serum laboratory and a few things OF that
sort.
The state fair appropriation for the start
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-24
UP APPROPRIATIONS
General Bills Will Garry About a
Million and a Half.
OF SPECIAL MEASURES
PAIRING Has Been Done on Many for
New Buildings for Colleges and
Expensive Commissions Have
Been Cut Ont.
From a staff Correspondent

(From a Staff Correspondent
DIES MONIES, March 23.-tspecial)-The
work of fixing up the appropriations for
the next two years is almost completed.
Senator Maytag, chairman OF the senate
committee on appropriations, has had gen
eral charge of the work and when the APP
preparations are all made up they will ap-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-15

in the hands Of the counties. Il
would be local option"
The motion to indefinitely postpone
was lost by a vote Of IL To s. as
follows:
Ayes-Hudson, BrOome, Cone. CT
rardeau. Leggett Mcleod, McMullen.
Withers-S.
Nays Adkins. Beard. buchanan.
Davis. Dayton. Harris. Henderson.
HOsfOrd. HUMPHREYS. Johnson. Nc
Creary. Sans and Sloan-13.
Senators Baker OF the Twenty-ninth
and Cook paired. Senator Baker vOt-
ing aye. and Senator Cook no.
The To- further consideration OF the
bill on third reading was postponed
until Monday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-15
DECISION MEANS SEVERE
BLOW TO LUMBERMEN
Standing Master Talley'S Opinion Of Claims in Ea-
nous Tiff Case Against Railroads.

MACON. May IA knockout blow
vas dealt the lumber manufacturers
IN an opinion filed yesterday by Stand
ing Master }. y. Talley on the {. o.
h. claims against the railway lines
Of the Southeastern Tariff Association
in the famous Tiff lumber case.
In effect the mill men are without
PREPARATION adequate for injury done
IN the collection OF the over charge
of cents per 100 pounds on lumber
to Ohio river points and beyond
where the merchant and consumer
bought and made a price T. o. b. cars
at the mill.
The claim for the . cents on this
class OF shipment Of lumber by the
mill men was based upon the ground
that. after all. whether price was
made at the mill or at the other end
of the line the freight had TO be
figured, and where the producer did
not pay the freight the principle was
the same. for whether high or low Il
affected the final price received by
the mill man for his goods. The as
sertiOn vas made by more than fifty
claimants that the mill man is the
real sufferer and not the lumber
merchant in all cases where there
is an increase In cost Of transpOrta-
tiCn.
Standing Master Talley found that
the sales outright at the mill were
little affected by the freights. espe-
cially In this case for in many In
stances the shipper did not even know
where the lumber was going The
master found several people claiming
Overcharges on some OF the cars list.
% and I'm other specific cases he
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-15
ROYAL ARCH MASONS
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

JACKSONVILLE. May 1.-THE
Grand Chapter OF ROYAL arch Masons
81 Florida has elected the followiag
officers:
Samuel Pasco. grand high priest. OF
Monticello.
T. Picton Warlow. deputy grand
high priest. of Orlando.
Frank y. Stonemau. grand king. OF
Miami
Robert Mcclellan. grand scribe. OF
Gainesville.
Marcus Endel. grand treasurer. OF
Jacksonville
W. p. Webster, grand secretary. Of
jacksonville
Irving r. Webster. grand chaplain.
OF Gainesville.
The appointive officers, who will
serve during the coming year. are:
Charles 5. Bonacker, grand captain
OF the host, Pensacola.
Harry y. Sweeting, grand principal
sOjourner. Tallahassee.
Ernest n. Krantz. grand master
third veil, Tampa.
William G. Tilghman. grand master
second veil. Palatka.
J. b. Young. grand master first
veil. Inverness.
John w. Capper. grand guard, Jack
sOnville
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-15
TWO NEGROES CAPTURED.

SAVANNAH. May li.-Aftcr being
trailod day after day by dogs through
tbc swamps OF Wayne county. two OF
the three negroes who escaped from
the county Jail az Jesup, Ga. after
almost killing Deputy sheriff Madray.
were captured yesterday. and were
brought 10 savannah for safekeeping
To escape the lynching threatened
from the moment DeputT Madray was
found with his skull broken and prints
OF the negroes boot heels IN his face.
The captiyos were caught IN a boat
they had stolen. and while they were
trying TO row the Altamaha river 10
the sea Feeling O. high against them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-15
HILL WANTS CONGRESS
TO CUT OFF hot AIR

WASHINGTON. May Thames ].
Hin. the railroad magnate. called on
President Taft yesterday. He OK.
pressed the belief that IL the tariff
agitation was cut on short. that IL the
oratOrical steam in Congress was
shut on. the country would begin a
great era Of prosperity at an early
date.
An eyes are turned on Washing
ton" said Mr.. Hill some people
seem 70 think that legislation will
cure The toothache. set a brokel limb
Ir U,r'r crops. Talk and agitation
mere In Washington keep peur.e in
suspense. make them forget their
business and hope for some legisla-
dive Cure-all What We want Is 90
have the tariff agitation over with
and let the people get back 10 work
and aid the great wheels Of progress
To turn. Things will begin 90 hum
The outlook Is good nall direction
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-15
Negro Murderer Of Sheriff
Lan6StOn Sentenced to Hang

TALLAHASSEE. May lon trial
a.. his life. Mick Morris. a negro,
ploaded guilty 20 the murder Of W.
b. Iangston, late sheriff of Leon
county
This negro. whose fate has been
abe cause Of so much uneasiness 90
the citizens OF this county during the
past two months. was brought here
Monday morning from Jacksonville.
where he has been confined since
hi capture In Thomas county, GeOr-
gil. about six weeks ago. The grand
jL.y Immediately brought a true bill
a-ainst him and his trial was set
f. YESTERDAY
One hours time was sufficient 90
prove the prisoners guilt beyond an
doubt lie himself corroborated the
evidence given Dos the States wit
noses and pleaded guilty 90 the
crime of murder Boo che first degree.
" .Drcupon Judge Malone. without re.
fETIug thr case to the jury, pro.
uueucyd against him tho death
sentence.
The unfortunate negro had refused
abe offer made by thr court of sps.
ciaI counsel for his defense. evident.
D. expecting that a FUN confession
would gain for him some cirmoucE
aud tIa urlo1kud.fur .r..Tit. Uf tL.
sentence brought about "a complete
physical Col.aT-.
For two nights past the sheriff
aud citizens have been ou the alert
20 rreytut O .ull.rs %. o. a.=.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-05-15
THE HOUSE.

Much Of the afternoon session OF
the House yesterday was taken up
with the discussion Of the uniformity
Of textbooks question. The bill by
Mr.. earn OF Marion was thoroughly
discussed by its author and then went
over as a special order
The House passed the famous bill
by Mr.. Virgins of Escambia, prOvid.
ing that the gopher shall be protected
during the summer months. It's cap
;ure Is forbidden during that time.
The bill as passed by the House.
however, was amended so as 90 refer
only TO West Florida.
The most important measure intro
ducsd vas the Jacksonville charter
bill.
Senate Bnl No. $50. by Mr.. Nc
Crcary. 20 abolish the present munich
pal government Of the town OF New
berry, In the county Of AlaChua. and
To establish. organize and constitute
a municipality 10 he known and desig-
mated as the city Of Newberry, 90 de-
fine It's territorial jurisdiction. powers
and privileges. and for the exercise %
same. was passed