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Cigar Department.

To those smokers who have not had
the pleasure OF this delightful smoke
We wish to call their attention to the
best value in Cigars in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-16
Says He Was Robbed.

Late in the same evening ne met Harold
Anderson. who had entertained him at
the mission. and Clark declared to him
that he was I'm an awkward position, a.
he had been robbed Mr.. Anderson gave
him ST.
On another occasion he called on the
Rev. Charles S. Donald. In charge OF
Rugby mission, and represented himself
as brother of an old Rugby boy, who
was subsequently stroke I'm the Harvard
eight against Cambridge. He was en-
tertained to tea and supper. playing bill
lizards with a member of parliament. and
stayed the night at the mission. as ho
said he had lost his last train. He OBJ
tanned a five-dollar gold piece from Mr..
Donald on the plea that he had been
robbed at st.. Paufs Cathedral.
After the prisoner had been found
guilty Detective Sergt. Morgan continued
the story OF the young mans frauds. By
means of a card belonging TO Mr.. Welies-
ley. jr.. he ordered $50 worth OF cigars.
with the Intention Of intercepting the
messenger, but they arrived at Portman
Square and were returned to the firm.
Gets SIS From Mrs. Birrell.
Afterward the prisoner went 10 Eton.
as a wealthy Canadian. and dined with
one Of the masters. Mr. BirrelI, son of
the secretary. was present. and on his re-
turn to London he was visited by the
accused. who said he had lost his purse.
Mr.. Birrell persuaded his mother to give
the prisoner Sis.
Clark also obtained IS from an Elton
master, and he then went to the teachers
brother. who was connected with the
fresh air fund. told him he had made the
masters acquaintance. and received .
further $40. Subsequently he visited
Regent Street Polytechnic. promised to
present the swimming club with trophy.
going to a West End jeweler with several
members to arrange details. and on the
strength of his mythical gift induced sew
eral students to part with money.
He had six times been convicted OF
fraud. and was last released May IL.
While the accused was in prison a clergy
man interested himself in him and allow
ed him So a week after his release. In
the clergyman's absence the prisoner de-
frauded his wife of s. by false story.
and obtained the suit OF clothes In which
he appeared in the dock from the clergy
mans tailors. He was sentenced to three
years penal servitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-16
FOR JEWISH COLONY.
Western Australia Said to Be Con-
sidering Purchase Of Land.

LONDON. August I. 1910
The Jewish Chronicle says that the
government Of western Australia Is con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-16

Extract of Witch Hazel
in full pint bottles. for 15c. This
extract is made by the same con-
Germ that makes Ponds Extract.
1t is the peoples remedy for piles
GALL kinds). toothache. headache.
earache, sore throat. sore eyes. nose
bleed. bleeding lungs. stings OF in
sects, neuralgla, female complaints.
hoarseness. varicose veins. all hem
orrhages.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-16
District Men Do Well.

The Wimbledon match was won yesten
day by Capt. Emerson OF Ohio, with q
total of 80 points out Of a possible at
1000 yards. The scores Of the men from
the District OF Columbia were as follows:
Lieut.. Alderman, 80; Lieut.. Clausell, 81:
Sergt Brown, 50: Capt. Heidenreich. 50;
Corp. Forysthe, 50: Lieut.. Holt, IS: sergt
Maj. Cole, IS; Lieut. Powers, IS; Capt.
Cookson, 81; Private Clauser, 81: Lieut..
Caldwell, IS: Lieut.. Groome. SO; Private
Fehr, SO; Lieut.. Col. Young. 81; Sergt.
Schmidt, So, and Capt. Bryan. T6.
In the Leech cup match, at the end
OF the S00-yard stage yesterday, A. l..
Briggs Of the United States Infantry, was
bulietined as first. although there were
Il men who each had a possible of 30
points. Capt. Bryan was bulletined as
No. z, with 35 points: Lieut. Alderman,
81: Lieut.. Holt. So: Sergt. Maj. Cole, "a,
and Private Fehr, 80 points.
Much surprise had been expressed at
the exceptionally good work Of the Dis
trict of Columbia team. The men only
arrived here Sunday afternoon and. with
out having had an opportunity to get
acquainted with the conditions on the
range, entered the matches, and made
some first class scores. 1t is expected the
team will distinguish itself before the
close of the tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-16
Hat Renova

Gives new life to straw hats. leath-
er, rattan and wickerware; in seven
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-16

Harmony Violet Dulc Toilet
Water-better than the I'M 7&r.
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DISTRICT men SHOOT
Take Part in Individual Tyro
Match at Camp Perry.
TEAM DOING FINE WORK
Making Good Scores on Range With
Which They Are Unfamiliar.
ENJOYING THE LIFE IN CAMP
Lieut.. Col. James e. Bell Second In
Contest for State Secretaries,
With Score Of a..
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CAMP PERRY, Ohio, August 49,
Every member of the shooting squad OF
the District of Columbia rifle team, ex-
cept Lieut.. Col. Bell, Lieut. Col. Young
and Capt Cookson, was entered in the
individual long range tyro match, at loo
yards, when the riffemen took their
places on the firing line this morning.
This match is open to any one who
has never won a first, second or third
prize in any individual match OF the
National Rifle Association. the national
individual match or who never has shot
on any team winning the first, second,
third or fourth prizes in the national
team match I'm class A. or who has not
been member OF q United States inter-
national team. There are three principal
prizes: first, gold medal; second, a sill
yer medal, and third, bronze medal.
Others were distributed I'm accord with
the new percentage system.
Massachusetts, Team Leads.
1t was late yesterday Afternoon when
the first stage of the regimentai match
was finished at 200 yards The Massa-
chusetts team led, with a total of 20
points. The team from the list District of
Columbia Infantry shot we'll, and the
scores OF fhe men follow:
First Lieut.. Alderman. A.: First Lieut..
Coldwell. AZ: First Lieut.. Powers. AZ:
Private Clauser. AZ: Capt. Cookson, 43;
Sergt Brown, 46: total 263.
The scores Of the I'd Infantry were:
Capt. Heidenreich. A: Corporal Forsythe,
AZ; Private Groome, a: First Lieut..
CIausell, 43: First Lieut. Holt. As: Sergt
Major Cole, 81: total. $50.
Something happened to the sight on the
rife of Sergt. Maj. Cole and he had a
miss toward the end of his string.
Lieut. Col. James L. Bell shot late yes
terday afternoon in the match for state
| secretaries. He had not fired shot on
the 000-yard range, yet he fin:nshed in
second place, with a total of ~, out of a
possible 80. Maj. Fort of the Maryland
team won the match with a total of 4S
points, only one more than the score Of
I .io,rf Col Roll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-08-16
Quarters Of Marine Corps.

The rife team representing the United
States Marine Corps has the best posi-
ton IN the camp. 1t occupies the nrst
street and Is directly in the rear OF the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
y. Cheer UP "
ky Mounta II II raj |

Don't kick because you have to button
your wlfes whist. BE glad your wife has
- waist and doubiy GLAD you lnvc II WIFE
have no waist to button. Some mems
wives waists have no buttons no I.
tuition. Some mems wives Who h.v
waists with buttons on to button don't
care Il continental whether they are hut
toned or not. Some men don't hive any
wives with waists with buttons on to
button. any more than a rabbit But some
men are always glad TO button some
other man wi fe's waist
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
Trustees Report

Crested Bite, Colorado Feb 7th. 1910
At a regular meeting OF tho Board OF
Trustees, there were present, Mayor
Taylor; Trustees Diel. Ecch .r and Panixu
Harris. Davis and Kelly absent The
minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and on motion OF Diel, seconed by
ccher we're adopted The following
liquor license were read John Starika
Principal, with Lucas Oreschnich and
D w Davis as sureties Marcus Soda
Principal. with Mike Kekiel and d w
Davis as sureties Moved by Panian
seconed by Eccher that the applications
be excepted and licenses granted on
pay ment fee Motion carried
A communication from Mr. Mike WeIch
asking to be Police Magistrate WIS read
Moved by Diel. eeconed by Panan that
the office Of Police Magistrate be dc.
clared vaceut and that Mr. Meade be re-
luest-d to furnish a report OF b,lisness
during his term Of offic
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
Give Us Credit for the Good

None but the initiated know the acru
racy required in printing Office. The
average reader We dctecs misspe lied
word or letters upside down feels that
his mission on earth is net ACCOMPLISHED
untill he has called the attention OF the
editor TO the elariug defect He does not
notice the thousands AID ters OF thou
sands Of letters that mre in place. or the
multitudes Of words correctly spelled.
but his eaglee eye is glued on the one that is
out OF place. So it is with our deedr
Man does thousand good deeds and no
attention is paid to them but il he makes
one mistake il is flashed all over the
world, A lifetime may be spent in build.
ing up reputation that may be wrccke;.
in moment. The " orli is II harsh critic.
oxacting to fault.
Rocky Mounta II raj |
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continued from first page
spe :ulater out Of hnisnesa i.

continued from first page
speculater out Of huisness insofar as
cheating the government and de-
framIine The pnbiic is concerned
but 50 far as the AIDED price r<ep'r
ed to he paid 10 the government
the consumer will lave 10 stand
it that when he comes to rny for
the coa' ntter it is mined aud d+liv-
tr ed to his door. 1t is predicted
that We shall never see coal ch, APP
er than it is today even should all
the remeining ccHl lands be with
held forever from sale and worked
under lease or by the government
itself.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
Stock HOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE is hereby given that
the annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF ths G ,odw win Copsolidat
I'd Mines company will he held in
the office of the Company 5ll
Third National Bank Building. 81
Louis Mo. on Monday Feb. 2S, 1910
10 elect directors for the ensuing
year and to transact such otherbuis
ness ss may come betorsI the meet
ing.
Polls open from 10 A. NJ. to I PM.
Goodwin Consolidated Mines
Company.
J. }. Ferguson.
Pres.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Mr. SloyoDovich, who went to Primero
to claim the bodies OF his two victim
brothers. returned last week after burr.
ing the remains in Trinidad. He states
that in the house where his brothers
ived. there we're seven who met their
d, ath in this terrible explosion. 1t is a
true mericsl how his brother. who still
remains IN Primcro. has escaped the
last tive cxPiosions, which have occurred
in that place.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

US. LAND OFFICES, Mon,rose. Colo
January d. 1910
NOTICE is hereby given that Dominica Ercher
Admin sru,rix OF the estate Of John Poznr, of
f'rcstcd Butte. Colorado, deceased. who on
Septcmbers. if.3 made Honest cad Entry. No.
:8s Regular tGunni-on, serie. No. G5-s, for NJ
SEX. Sc y r u. SEC. q N W u SW y. Sec
y. Township !! South. Range s. West: Sixth
tion to make Final five years Proof. to cstnhli-
claim TO the land above described. before T. 81
Sou-sc. United States Commissioner. nt Gunn.-
son. Colorado. Oh the 5th day OF March. 1910.
Claimant . rsmc> as witncsscB: W. Scott Smith
Osmcr II. Aikine. Of Gunni-on Colorado. and
.Io-~ph Eccher and Joseph II. Block "f Crested
Butte. Colorado; H. r. BLAIR.
-tsN Register
First pnh. Frb. . las pub. Mar. 10 1910
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Many complaints are heard from par
ties who have their orders in for weeks
for telephones because they are not
filled The lew manager is expected
here this week prepared to install all the
phones that have been ordered
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Geo Spehar Capps the popular Clerk
at the Colo Supply Co stor- has Teen
transported 10 Heron to take charge of
the meat department at that place
George's smiling countcnance will he
greatly missed especially so among the
young iadies
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

A very enjoyable evening WAS spent.
last ,turday. al the hnme OF Mr. and
Mrs II II Mccormick where Ouch
Lunch III WAS served.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Rube Barnett who was injured in the
turned from the hospital at Sal,da much
improved and it il thought that he vii,
eventually fully rccove<.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our most earnes'
thanks to all our friends and neighbors
for their many kindoesses and favors to
us during the illness and death u our be-
owed husband and faiLvr.
Mrs Joseph Block
Marie L Block
Jos RI Block.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

President Frank Bulkiey IL the Crested
Butte Coal Company came in on
Mondays train accompanied by MIR W
Gilman "A coal mining expert from Boston
They visited the Buckley mine and left
for Denver on Tuesdays train.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

ECO uiiiitd ANtt .Tsnissfco con-
ed by Eccher that Mike Welch be APP
pointed Police Magistrate Tor the balance
Of the term Motion carried
The following bills were read
Jas Harkiasa day, lAbor s5 90
John Miller 3 80
Adam ialston . so
Elk Mt PILOT printing 10 10
c B La w Co, light Al 80
A } Horan Marshal 100 10
v r Metzler Treasurer $3.50
Il o Wilson Clerk 1900
Moved by Diel, seconed by ranian that
the bills be allowed motion carried.
Mr. Toss appeard before the Board
an drequested a license to run an amuse
ment hall moved by Dicl seconed by
Eccher that Mr. Ross be granted a lisenee
upon payment OF fee OF $500 annum
Motion carrien Moved by Paninr,
recon, by Diel that the Board adjourn
Motion carried
EWillson Clerk.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

The X Of + o'drr will give Banquet
at their hall aud dance At Ro-s Rink
saturday the 10 IL Tor ladies ami mem.
bers Of the order no doubt u Socisblc
time will be had by the Knights and
Ladies
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

DrO r Dram. returned week ago
to locate aud resume his practice here
lie will hiring his viii and baby here
in spring
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

After spending u few weeks visit at
home. Harry N-rshxm returns from
Somerset on Wednesday, 400 A NJ
cx,nu. He reports. everybody feeling
fine aud hsying lovely weather there
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Civil engineer " Scott Smith was up
from Gunpison this week engaged IN
mine surveying for tn. Crested Butte
and Pueblo Fuel companies.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Marcus Sodja who returned from Cal.
i.ornia ,cently has resumed business at
his old stand on Third street and Sopns
Avenue.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Buy Griffi,hs Shoes. best on earth aud
patronize Home industry. made in Den.
yer. each pair grarentesd. Tor sale by
the Colorado supply Company. =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

L X Bsntock. formerly resident o
Crested Hutte ls seriously Ill with pneu
monia at his Denver home
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Mr. and Mrs Tim Dowiing were up
fr IN Gunnison, to attend the funeral OF
Mr. Block.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Mr. a Kerr and 'anily departed OF
Tuesdays extra for their home at Somer
set
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
Jury List for April Term OF District
Court

Jury List for April Term Of District
Court
Following are tn g jurors. se'ectcd Tor
the next mot district court.
,Joseph Beeee Frank r. iiolt
Antoine Kubialt Chas. Schrckcr
Harry Carpenter Geo. Adams
s. G. Bottenfisld r.. Is. Rider
Albert Hiidebrand Ira S,2mau
X. W. Mcdonald Geo. n. Hubbard
ii. W. Kirk Lance Spann
4. ID. Stephenson Henry Borsum
Geo. W. Reed Jos. Gasse
ed Edwards james Lsuber
w. +. Buckley Louis Miller
Ed Howgate Rufus Atherton
Mark Patterson A. +. Enbom
J. II. Mckinney q. w. Balm
W. s. Henderson J. W. Bingham
q. G. Andeiso son Louis Rouviere
Wal ter Wilson Laural Spann
Harry Mccormick Sam McWilliams
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Mr. Douglars, the Nevins candy man
WIS here this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Marion Jameson is back at her posi-
on NJ op'r tor AT the Central office.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

MIR AID Mrs : " Dewey, left for Can
on City. last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Robt. McAllister departs today, Tor a
few wre.Ia visit at nIs home in Denver.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
DON'T FAIL TO CALL Ar
ROBINSON LUMBER cos STORE

and look the abundant supply Of l.. +.
Gavcttes Fine Hand made Candies during the !,
next few days before Christmas, A LIND that
is entirely new to Crested Butte Xmas shoppers
and the kind OF Quality Candies that the home
folks enjoy best at Yule-tide.
Finest assortment of Holiday Boxes packed
with Italian Fruit Flavored Chocolates
manufactured by
LIE. CAvETTE
euNNsoH COLORADO
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

st Patrick's Ball will he given in
the new Beuten hail. next month.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

c Robinson made a trip toaGunni
sor Tue sday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17

Dave Sloan returned from Denver last
week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-17
Local News.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, II. 1910

Sup. Nc Mister relarned from Den
YER on Mon lay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-29
Lingerie Dresses

Now on sale in all the wanted shades; also
white. Beautiful dainty dresses, handsomely
trimmed Ntth ine laces and medallions.
Sale priees-sS.5O, $3.50 and up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-03-29
High Class One-PieCe
Suits Now on Sale

We are showing them both in silk and wool,
just new from the makers hands. Pastel
shades black and dark colors Great values
-$4.95 $3.50, $3.50, $1O5O and up.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
ANDREW PUZZLES
THE POLITICIANS
NEW MEXICO DELAGATE LOOMS
LARGE IN THE PRESENT Po-
IITIcAL SITUATION.

Santa Fe. y. NJ. July What part
viii w. H. Andrews. the present dele
gate to congress play in the rather
complex political situation now ex-
listing in New Mexico as the result OF
statehood?
This is the question that is keeping
number of the senatorial aspirants
awake at night. just now and furnish
ing more gossip than anything else
at the capital today.
There Is no use In denying that the
local bosses are afraid of the dele
gates rather remarkable ability for
always alighting on his political feet
and his return home is being await
ed with considerable interest in polit
ical circles here.
Ii is currently reported that Andre,
has been backed by his eastern friendS
for one CT the United States senator
ships and that he will wage a cam.
paign in the territory for the job thai
will make all his previous fights
look insignificant. Others assert thai
Andrews has no eastern support and
that he VIII not even be in the run
ming.
/ II is a matter Of common knowledge
that a number of Andrews opponent
I in New Mexico have already quietly
begun organizing TO defeat any sen
atorial ambitions he may possess
Just how far the affair hes progress
ed. no one appears to know, but it i
said that the Bull viii not again re
ceive the support of some of the mel
who have helped elect him IN the pas
The fact that T. b. Catron, a veteI
IN at the game of politics in thl
country. gives Andrews credit for sc
curing the enabling act, has causes
more or less gossip which still cor
tiuues. The only real calm man jus
now is the governor. who quietly say
that the first duty Of everyone is t
adopt a constitution and take up othe
questions at the proper time.
But among the politicians the que:
ton Of what Andrews will or will nc
do. continues to be a lively topic {
conversation and it is Likely TO kee
them all guessing until the delegat
: return.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
eoLr From CLEAR SKY.

ATLANTA. Ga, July 2.-Out of a
clear sky and without any warning
rumbllng. a bolt Of lightning struck
in South Atlanta at 4 O'Clock yester-
day. afternoon, splitting a tree. burn
Ing a colored boy on the arm and
soaring the inhabitants almost TO
death. The sun was shining brightly
at the time, and. in fact. no rain fell
during the entire afternoon. There
was but one surprising defamation
and then silence reigned again.
A persimmon tree growing in the
rear of the home of Rev al c. Den
mis-. coIored. was struck and cIeayed
through the middle. from the top to
point five feet from its base. Rev.
Mr. Dennis, who is pastor Of the local
Methodist church. vouches for the
truth of the statement that the sun
was shining and that the fash appar-
emily came from a small black cloud
some distance TO the north. o. W.
Kiser. an old man who runs a gro
Gerry store located about 100 yards
from the spot where the lightning
struck. was slightly shocked, and
stated that two kerosene lamps on his
counter were knocked about by the
TAR that accompanied the flash
Although no one was knocked IN
conscious. several people were dazed
By the stroke. and Ed Simmons, a
i7-year-old colored boy. was burned
IN the right arm.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
CHANGES In PArrEN EIRM

+ CHICAGO. July differentiation
of the grain commission firm Of Bart
lett, Patten and Co. was put into ef
feet today as a result Of the retire
ment OF James A. Patten. the noted
grain and cotton Spectator. The re
tirement of Mr.. Patten, it is under
stood. is in no way due to his recen
Indictment by the Federal government
on a charge Of operating a corner In
cotton. as his intention TO retire was
announced a month or more before
the indictment againse him was re
turned. The new firm is to be known
as Bartlett. Frazier and Co.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
NEXT eATTLEsHIP

WASHINGTON. July President
Taft has practically promised Senator
Bailey Of Texas that he viii name
tl,, next battIeship built by the Unit
ed States after the state OF Ari-
iona
Bailey called the presidents atten-
tion to the fair claim Of Arizona TO
this distinction. and Taft, agreeing
with him, also complimenting the
Texas senator on the part he had in
the passage Of the statehood bill
through the senate
Delegate Cameron is now much ex-
cited over the move that has been
made by Delegate Andrews to get
one Of the new battleships named
after New Mexico. He viii leave for
Flagstaff. Ariz-. next Saturday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-03
eREENLEEs PUZZLE

Who is going TO run Greenlee coun-
~ after its admission to the Arizona
sisterhood on September list? This
IL a question which confronts the ter.
ntorial government, and it is a puz
Eier
II will be recalled that at the
l2st session of the legislature Green
see county was provided for, being
cut off Graham county. 1t was pro
vided that Greenlee county should ex
Ist and have its being after Septem
Der l. 1910, and a temporary provis
lon was made for its government IN