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The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-05
The Choctaw koute.
KANSAS CITY, MEXICO & ORIENT
RAILWAY CO.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
In Effect June 7th. 1903.
no. l. Mail and Express, leaves
Wichita daily ....-.-............. 500 a. m.
No. . Mail and Express, arrives
Wichita daily ................... 700 p. m.
No. IL. Local Freight leaves An
thony daily except Sunday -. .10:45 a. r1.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific train leaving Wichita at
1:40 q m. This train viii: BE
held at Anthony until the Mis-
souri, Pacific arrives.
Nc. is. Local Freight arrives at
Conway Springs daily except
Sunday at .....-........... 2:45 p. m.
Connecting with Missouri Pa
cific for Wichita.
Trains at Wichita arrive and depart
from the Missouri Pacific station. corner
Douglas avenue and Wichita street.
the Orient Railway now operates its
trains as far as Fairview O. T
l. r SHERWIN. Agent.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-05


This private hospital ls now one OF the
best equipped Institutions IN the South
west for the treatment of both medical
and surgical cases Special attention Is
given to the various forms of stomach
ana liver troubles. ciseaSts peculiar TO
.<nuea. diseases of the rectUm and Senlto-
urinary orga rs chronic Inalarial poison
ing. rheumatism. nervous disorders. dis
eases Of the throat lungs. heart and kid
neys; goitre ard Yaricoce'e cured. one
floor Is reserved for a maternity depart
ment and in some instances homes VIII
be found for children For a short time
cnly a ward viii be set apart for the
treatment of the morphine. opium. CO.
caine and whiskey habits.
Resident physicians. able medical star.
quiet end healthfui location. extensive
grounds with fine shade >hone comforts:
terms reasonable NO contagious diseases
admitted. Write FOR particulars
The TH0hAS SARITARIUM
Corner Tenth and ST. Francis Avenue
WICHITA KANSAS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-05
J. FRANKLIN esELL, M. o.
1l2 East Douglas Avenue.

Practice limited to Diseases OF the Eye
Ear, Nose and Threat
Telephone numbers-Ofice, 5ses resi-
dence sS4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-05

THE DENVER. ENID AND GULF II. P.
Time Table No. In Effect August 4. 1893.
WEST-BOUND.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-01-05
Missouri Pacific Railway.

LeaVe Daily
Kansas City and St. Louis. .... 9 Is n m
SoHWay Springs and Ccneyvilsc. II - a m
cor St Louis s.................3 3 90 p L.
For kansas City & st. Louis :. 20 p n
dutchtnson, Lyons and GeEesec. So 4 III
Geneseo, Saiina, Pueblo &, I,cnyer 90 m
tor Anthony and ISiowa. 10 p m
r or Anthony and KioTa . 8 10 Il N
Arrive Daily.
Ffon St Louis and Kansas City. 20 p n
Little Rock. CcfteyviIle & Con-
way Springs ............l so . m
from st. Louis. uis..........i2 35 p n
FROM Kansas City and St Louis. Z e5 a m
ronl Denver. Pueblo, Salina ano
Geneseo IL 25 a m
r rom Hutchinson .. 90 p m
from Hutchinson and Geneseo % u m
from Anthony & Conway Springs 40 p N
FROM EfoWa. Anthony & Conway
Spr-gS ........ Is o m
r rom kiowa and Anthony. 8 20 II
"Daiiy except Sunday
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
pieniedzy.

zdaje sic bye niedorzecznoSoia' q
jednak many wielu ludzi, +kt6rzy
to czynia, przytem p{acac wygoro-
wane: ceny "a lekarstwa bez donna
MA z,dne ulgi: Pan G.. Lawat 2
IFayette, Pa, pisze " SVEN do
swiadczeniu co nastepuje: DR.. Peter
Fahrney, Chicago, I'll. szanowny
PANEL Pragne donie6c panu, ze
po trzech i p6i-miesiecznej kuracyi
u r6znych doktordw, przskonat}team lem
sic, re straci}en ma darmo wszyst-
kie swe pieniadze. Me wien jak
na.wat swa chorobe, kt6rej dokto.
rzy rozmaite dawali nazwiska. Cier-
pialem ma straszna febre, boleSci y
podbrzuszu i sercu, boil glowy !
puchniecie n6g. w tym czasie W.
,czytalem artyku} " naszej gazecle,
v kt6rym by}o opisane 0 pewnem
-cudownem wyleczeniu "a pomoca
pahdskiego Gomozo. Posla}em ma,
tychmiast pc pudfo ma probe, kt6re.
niebawem otrzymalem. Temu pam
skiemu lekarstwu zawdzieczam swe
zycie, gdyz regularne uzywanie Go
mozo przywr6cilo mi zdrowie. Bede
panu bardzo wdziecznym do konca
.zycia, to Jest wszystko co najlep-
szego "a to uczynic moge.
Wysokich rachunk6w "a uslugi
lekarskie uniknac MONA "a pomoca.
uzywania og6lnie znanego iwypr6-
bowanego lekarstwa domowe5o,
jakiem jest Ora Piotra Gomozo.
Utrzymywanie go zawsze " domu
ma wszelkis mozliwe wypadki jest
wielka roztropnoscia j korzy6cia.
ORA Piotra Gomozo ME Jest lekar
stwem aptecznem. Sprzedaja je
wprost ludziom miejscowi agenci
albo gam wlasclciel, Dr.. Peter
Fahrney, ll2-ll4 So. Hoyne ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
' Wdr'apl $ j'l|'lIII|I - sic 81
'1' B sf12'ss pod PORE ~.

Jest czarujjaae4 dajac4 sllee, roz.
.ryrwkka. Ono roswija nietylko. old
g, lecs umysl. " ierzcholek Alp
wSSzwajjcaryii ma sw4 strone prze;
,oiwnaw.paszym wlasnym kraju, y
.Slerras, Cascades j czeSci4 = Ro-
cfkies. sd. IA 10.
Najwykszy lodoHaty wierxcholek
y Stanach ZjednoczonychI Mt.
Rainier 3 Washington. przeszlo
Us, 500 stop wysokl. II wspaniala
CORA ma is albo wiecej, olbrzymlch
lodowatyoh Plaz6w Pc nizej do
wcsofgania sic j ,wyrzuca .swe lodo-
We bryly dosrzeki Columbia albo
Puget Soudd. Wdrapyx,anie sic
na szozyt wierzohoika, Jest CORAL
ska sstuka godna lazdego g6rala.
"a IS g. Chas. S. Fee, Gent Pass.
Agent ko1ei Northern Pacific "
ST. Paul, MINI. -- po6le pod kaz-
.dym adresem ilustrowany katalog
nazwany Climbing Mt. Rainier
opisujacy wdrapywanie sic pc To-
dach ma szczyt CORY.
LIEs 4@LLEf EEsG &Ef $500 @ E E#
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
Tragedya ~nagrOdzOna.

W sam csas wlalais MASK chl1p
o1yk byi ocalony s-- pisze panl ~
Natkins ! Pleasant City, Ohio.
Pnen nonia igrala okropnle aisscr4c
g, asogronay kaassl prxyj4scxyl
.siie do togo. Doktorxyd ogladM 50,
lecs nisbespiecsenstws rosio ks4-
lynn duiem y kohou sprdbovali.
.smy Dr.. King Nov Discovery e
sushoty, ] mass luby chkopcsYk 80
atal ooaleny. Terax Jest sdr6w | We
s6l. katdy powinien wiedsiet, e
jest sdyny pswny Srodek "a e 8
ssel, zaxlebo seniis / wszelkie chorobJ
pluo. 9warantowsne prxes
axowalewski; ego aptskarxs Cenal
80 SsSsSs
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

1ojciecg ol,lk;rll.yglw1aal p d \ lEE'l!k, alni.
|Obojetaskl u
twarze ich byly sw vie q ija-
az, ~ pojjrzegnia slo,d 4 Ft',.i 10 lar
|godne: ojciec smlp6 81 do mnie:
Bad; spokIoojjn1a mo mpojjaal Nelciu,
de Bog, e zobaczymy sic 2
|soba.
jerry wybuchl glo'6 81 2
|placzem.
~ Czego placzesz braci-
szku? zapytala 60 Nelly Sod !.
ko, cry y ME chcialby6 70
|baczyt naszych drogich TO
[dzic6w?
- Alboz nam ME lepiej
|byloby przy MICH. mich, anizeli na
tel bezludnej wyspie, a=cho-
ciazby j " Anglii? Kog6z tam
many, wszystkie nasze
~wspomnienia SO tutaj.
- Sen tw6j byl bardzo
piekny, Nelciu, odrzekla sa-
ra, w~strzymujac Ivy cisnace
sic do jej oczu. My6le pre-
|ciez, lie i tutaj ME jest nam
tax lie a da Bog, z rodzicam1nii
zobaczymy. sic kiedvS, ably
sic z mimi nigdy .juz ME roz-
|}aczyc.
- Prawda, kochana Saro,
ale i'm sic tam pewnie bardzo
przykrzy bez dzieci. Wszak
mas tn troje, oni tam So
mi, kt6z i'm usluzy, kt6z ich
~roaweseli2
= Aniolowie Pahscy, re
|kla Sara powaznie.
%, przeciez byloby i'm
(daleko p%rzyjemniej mice
swoje anio}ki, rzek1a Nelly
zamy6lajac SIZE.
jerry wybieg}, DO sic. ME
m6g} wstrzymac cd p}aczu.
(Ciag dalszy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
H38S|l
VII


Przeszla lima rnla s.; ] Izn,o q, zawi-
tala wiosena. Li6ctie bujnie po-
kryly d1rzewa, rozw ,til1 ole
mn6stwo kwiecia, Won napel-
niala powietrze.A lete wdzie--
przy1rody Ta !, sw6ii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
'Tysiace ot6b Y rozmaitych c~ze6oisch
kraiu zostalo wyleczouyoh Prsez to
wielkie odkrycle.

Kazda wykszta4cona osoba Fly
.xala 0 Radium, iego zadziwiajqcs
ala i .lecznicza vfasnu6G xajmowafy
4trone po stron,e " wydawniCtwie
Metropolitan Pc wiekszej czesci
kazdy vie, il to jest najlepsse les
karstwo jak Bog dali ola cierpiacej
lndzkosci, Zarodek choroby kazde~
20 gatunku, znika cd Riego - ME
moga one znie6c zetkniecia sic 2
oim Many take zaufanle v ma
.szem oswiadczeniu, II reczymy 70
bezwarunkowe wyleczenie was Co
viecej, danny wan pismlenny kon.
trakt "a wykonanie tego Ia propo-
zycya nigdy ME by}a podwajana.
Vypelnijcie blanket ponlzej poda
ny j naznaczcie chorobe ma kt6ra
,.ierpicie a odbierxeeie odwrotna
spoozt3 tnformacve, ktore beda war
te sta do1ar6w ola was. PYtajcie
jakieibadz firmy bankowej wxgle-
dem naszej odpowiedzlalnosci.
nAkMn sOEERTA DARMO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
h D! / (
Prsygody Roldziny Angielskisej.

;s.I
(Ciag daisy.
Dick iednak niebu, oboje
2 wolna przyszli Do siebie..
jerry We diva dni jul byl
zupelnie zdr6w j m6gl Sarze
d~opomagac v codzietnnnych
zatrudnieniach. Nelly wpra-
wdzie pare dni jeszcze pre-
lezala, lecz ma szcze6cie po-
CODA j cieple promyki slo6ca
~przywr6cily silly mlodemu
~dziewczeciu.
Tymczasem rozbitki zrobi-
~ wazne odkrycie. jerry ME
chodzil do lasu, gdyz Cd via
domego wypadku Sara ME
%pozwala}a mu samemu zapu-
szczac sic W te strony:: o.
bral vice sobie "a miejsce
przechadzek brzeg morski.
Jednego razu wszystko troje
korzystajac 2 chwilowej po-
cody uszli brzegiem blisko
pol mill cd domu, a poniewaz
ksiezyc pieknie 6wiecil, ME
chcia}o i'm sic powracac do
domu, lecz siedzac mad brze-
glenn wpatrywali sic v fale
z kt6rych vynurzy}o sic cos
czarnego. Przeleknione dzieci
zerwa}y iie chcac uciekac,
lecz " tejte chwili ujrzaly
PREY 6wistle ksiezyca ogrom-
nego z6}wia; wkr6tce kilka-
nascie innych wydobylo sic
z woody i zaczely sic 2 wolna
posuwac ku trzcinowym "a
ro6lom, oddalonym Q. pareset
krok6w Cd brzegu: !.
- O.gdyby to MONA choc
jednego upolowac, zawola1
jerry, mieliby6my p%rzewybor-
ma zupe, a Nelly jej bardzo
potrzebuje.:
r. II tobie przyda}aby sic
ona, m6wi}a Sara, idzmy vice
zwolna i zastapmy z6}wiom
gdy beda wracaly %napowr6t,
a moze nam sic uda z}owic
chociaz jedno z tych stwo-
rze6.
Natychmiast W cicho6ci wy
ruszyli W kierunku zaro6li..
Nelly postepowa}a z tylu,
gdyz silly jej ME dozwalaly je-
szcze mieszac sic do WALK.
Sara upatrzy}a ma}ego zolwia,
majacego ~najwiecej lokiet
5rednicy; ma dany znak po-
skoczyli oboje z Jerzym j u
chwyciwszy z boku "a sko-
rupe, zdo}ali p%rzewr6cic go W
znak. Wtedy z6lw byl ich
zdobycza. jerry, kt6ry nosil
zawsze PREY sobie sznury 2
kokosowych wl6kien, przy-
wiazal je do skorupy i "a
przaglszy sic wraz 2 Sara cia-
gneli swa zdobycz do chatki.
Praca ia jednak byla tax u
ciazliwa 70 dopiero pc p6}no-
cy staneli W domu. jerry "a
bill zolwia, q ma drugi dzieh
przewyborna j posilna zupa
pokrzepila rozbitk6W.
Odtad lie razy potrzeba i'm
, bylo miesa,. 9 pogoda dozWa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
sczarowny, W1pL,llywna biednychs.

|czarso1W1alyy WppdiyyWn a bledlnJy 81
|rozbitk6w. 5s5 -
Lube p~ozbawieenllii nil mnlln1ll6istWa
wyg6d, do kt6rych nawyksll[il
cd LAT dziecinnych, p7rowa-
ldzili jednak zycie dose &c szno-
6ne, to tel najmniejsze nawet
!uzalenie 2 ust ich ME wy Wy
szlo.
Zywnosci mieli pod dosta.
ttki,el'mla,. M 4. suk i,e,t j. palma "a
!wsze dostarczala gotowej ma
|teryi, . bicycle raczzeta sary Y
mialy 2 niej zawsze ozdobn1asa
a4coraz odmienna sporzadzac
odziez; ME braFlo j miodu
slodkiego j orzech6w koko-
sowych, daktyli. jaj z6}wich,
a nawet, j miesa. Jednak ola
czeg6z dziatki straei1y da-
wniejsza swobede?
Otto Cd swej s}abosci ma}a
Nelly coraz bardziej upada}a
ma zdrowiu. kadna jej twar-
zyczka pobladla, zmizernia}a.
Pod oczami sinawe porobily
sic plamy, zrenice dziwnym
physically ogniem, a 2 piersi
|dobywa4 sic suchy j meczacy
kaszel.
Me skarzy}a sic, ME ma
rzeka}a, owszem postepowa-
ME jej nabralo dziwnej slo-
|dyczy " obej6ciu sic z bratem
i siostra. Sta}a sic lagodna,
uprzejm4, uprzedzajaca jak
inigdy.
Sara by}a W rozpaczy, mad
skakiwa}a siostrze, dogadzala
jej czem tylko mogla. Najpie-
|kniejsze woce,najdelikatniej-
SEE czastki miesa z6}wiego
ola niej chowala, udawala
weso}a, ale gdy: znalazla VOL
na chwilke, bieg1a W zaro6le,
kleka}a i modlila sic z pla-
czem, b}agajac stw6rce axe:
by. powr6ci} zdrowie ukocha-
nej siostrzyczce.
Co sic dziafo z Jerzym
|trudno opisac. Biedny chic
piec straci1 h,lmIor, mic go. ME
bawi}o, AMI polowanie ami ry.
bo16wstwo. Weso1e zarciki O.
pu6ci}y go. Nieraz calemi 60
dzinami siadywa{ mad brze-
glenn morskim, nieraz zale-
wal sic }zami 6ledzac napr6-
Emo zbaWczego statku.
Me usz}o to uwagi Nelly;
ME wiedzia}a jednak, ze to
ona pr1zyczyna smutku brata
gdyz zastawszy go zaduma-
nego, zapytala trosklliwie.
Co ci jest kochany Je-
rzy, posmutnia}eS, poblad}eS,
czy ci co dolega?.
Ach moja duszko, Cd
powiedzia1 ch1opczyk, ME u
wierzysz jak mi sic tutaj przy--
krzy, co rano wybiegam mad
more i patrze czy sic ME
pokaze okret, kt6ryby mas 2
tel pustyni wybawil. DIVA Ia
ia przeszlo jak tn zostajemy?
Kiedyz sic to sko6czy?
Daj pok6j jerry, odez-
wala sic Sara, ME powieksza
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11
4 lamont faKB1ory.

hE8sH4TG& l&E9&B
H lEpEasrrnezzsyyIs ikEolonniisach Wiiscon5
ggnie bed4SszczeSllliiwNi zdrowii i boz
siaci, ezei dostana dobre faprrlmy,
EEk'obree hlyypotekii dobry inwventarz j
|kobre oeny. .ss
W1szystko TO MONA znalezG Az
doloniaoh Pulaski, Sobiesk, Kra-.,
|dowie5 Hofa Parku, gdziejjnz teras
|maja ko6cioly j szkoly wybudowanae.
Obecnie rozgp.ocznie sic budow,,.a,
|dr6g nowych, kt6re bed4 przeolna-
81 zyzne okolice. w 6rodku tych.
Edr6gg zalozy sic nova kolonia.
Gdyby ludzie Il misstach vie
dzieli jak szczesiiwie farmersy So
bic lyle nanaszych farmach, TO :
pewnoscia setki takowYch BY spree
|daio swe property q mie6cie j. By.
przybyli do mas. Jest duzo takich
farmer'66w, kt6rzy maja fanny v
innych. koloniach j radziby je tam
sprzedac, ably sic tylko mogli pre-
z inwentarzem tutaj.
Pts Gle donas 0 tykietS
exkursyjny a poloWe ce-
ny.
Mapy j informacye ~przyszlemy
wan darmo. Piszcie Tub przyjjdzcie
j. j. HoF LAND CO.,
Sobieski, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-11

30 hnl ]l ee,#Koch7a y a. Iosasrlo,
Emnie sic wcale ME przykrzy,
przyzwyczailsam sic do naszej
|wyspy. Tutai Pc raz ostatni
widzia}am kochanego OLGA.
E!Zdajo mi sie, e gdzzii,e.iiilnlId,:l;z'iiie,jj
zycnie. lmtrl6l'glaslblJylml1l.. Dz q l 5nili
mise 81. i oboe ol dlr q !. y 81 : is
matka tpliilam le az piersi,,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14
Greeting the Flag Today.

Philadelphia, June 14.-Today is
Flag Day, the one hundred and TWEEN
ty-seventh anniversary of the enact
ment by congress that the flag should
consist of 13 stripes, alternate red
and white, and a union of stars, one
for each state, in a blue field. The
American Flag association, which
takes this day under its particular
care, recently sent out circular
broadcast through the country urging
patriotic societies, school children
and the public generally to observe
the day with appropriate ceremonies,
and to see that the flag should greet
the rising and salute the setting
sun"
It Is but natural that the day should
be more generally observed in .Phila
delphia than in other cities, for 1t
was in this city, in a house still
standing at 239 Arch street, that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14
WILL
IMPROVE
TELEPHONE
Extensive Improvements In
Store for This City

Manager Dancy has information
from the head office of the Pacific
Steates Telegraph & Telephone Com
pany that they are planning a com
plete overhauling of their system at
Salem, and have plans about ready
for extensive improvements that will
virtually make this a new and up-to-
date plant. The company's engineers
are at work on the details, and they
are to be undertaken right away.
There is also talk of the company Sc
curing a site and erecting handsome
building at the Capital City, as the
central station of their large and
growing bus/ness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14
Mr.. Mott at Home.

James C. Mott arrived home from
Eugene last evening, and will spend
the summer in this city with his pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. Mott. The young
man won the interstate oratorical
contest at Eugene on Saturday even
ing. the universities of Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho competing. The title
of the Grafton was "The patriotism OF
a Revolutionary Soldier" and was one
of the grandest orations ever deliv'
cred in collegiate contests on the
coast. This was the judgment of all
who were fortunate enough to hear
the masterful effort.
Mr.. Mott is a sophomore in the
University of Oregon, and has always
stood high in his studies. 1t is quite
an honor for a Salem lad, and he is
to be congratulated on the excellent
showing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14
CROPS
NEED
RAIN
Government Weather Report
Shows Vegetation Is Suf.
fering for Moisture

The week has been dry and too cool
for rapid growth Except in the coast
counties and few localities in the
Willamette valley, rain is badly need
ed for the late crops. Fall wheat and
barley are heading nicely, and prom
ise good yields. Early sown wheat,
barley and oats are also doing fairly
we'll but late grain of all kinds is max
ing slow growth, and without timely
rains will give unusually light re-
turns. The nights have been too cool
for corn. Frosts occurred on sever
al mornings, but they did not harm ex-
cept east of the Cascades, where 1t is
reported that tender vegetables were
killed in a few exposed localities.
Having is we'll started, and the first
crop of alfalfa has generally been Sc
cured, with yields above the average;
but meadow hay is not so promising,
and a short crop is indicated nearly
everywhere in the Willamette valley
and Southern Oregon. Pasturage con-
tinues good on the ranges. Stock is
in fine condition, and the flow of milk
in the dairy districts is excellent.
Hops, potatoes, field onions, sugar
beets and gardens are growing slow
ly. and. although in need Of rain, have
not yet suffered seriously for lack OF
moisture
Strawberries and cherries are ripe
and of excellent quality. Apples are
doing well, but pears, prunes and
peaches are uneven, in some locali-
ties being good and in others almost
a failure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14
Miss Ethel RAYMOND

Arrived in Salem Friday night, and
attended rehearsal She had already
committed her part, and rendered 1t
most beautifully. Her voice has inn
proved wonderfully since leaving Sa-
lem, and her many friends VIII be de-
lighted with 1t at the great spectacu'
lar cantata Friday and Saturday
nights.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14

Betsy Ross made the first flag. the
house was today visited by delega'
tions of school children and others
and during the forenoon patriotic ex'
ercises were held under its roof.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14

Where Are You
Going Friday and Saturday nights?
To see Esther, the beautiful queen, OF
course. All my friends are going.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1904-06-14

Have a Theater Party
And secure the boxes for Queen
Esther
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
Hints from Sapinsro.
hampton CORES pouetepce.

NeWs-C hampton Correspondence.
Elmer Carpenter rushed into Sap
inera Tuesday evening and reported
the loss Of three head Of cattle near
his ranch 1t would not be a bad
idea for the stockmen to investigate
this range.
L. Hall came to town Wednesday.
Tom Worlcy Of lola went through
to Delta Wednesday.
C. Munson took a business trip to
the county seal last week.
Raymond Carroll is on the sick
list and back in Sapinero.
C. p. Foster went through TO his
Cebolla valley ranch this week.
l.. BraswelI, who has been down
in the lower country this winter has
returned to Sapinero.
John Chance and sam Perkins.
the sheep man were in town the first
of the week shopping.
The man with the red bucket has
visited SapineIo and tie men were
glad to welcome him.
Miss Maud Carpenter and broth
ers, Palus, Lloyd and Grover Of Ce-
bolla visited friends and relatives in
town Sunday
Nh. Taylor and family have moved
from this point up to J. !. Carpen-
ter's saw mill on Little Elk creek.
We regret very much 10 see them
leave town.
T. Newland, general manager for
Kellocgs saw mill. went 70 Gunni-
son last saturday, intending later to
locate a timber claim on Little Bea-
yer creek.
1t seems that the d. &. r. G. peo-
pie must be getting short Of funds.
Instead Of replacing the operator at
this point they sent a man in TO nail
up the depot.
II 5. Carpenter brought water in
to town Saturday by way Of his new
high line ditch from Soap creek.
Enterprising men like H. S. are a
benefit TO the county and its agricul-
tural growth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
Whfterine Echoes.

News-C hampton correspondence
The Akron tunnel was closed down
for several days last week owing 10 a
break about the compressor Re
pairs were ordered by telegraph
but the express is not Of the light
ming kind 50 quite a delay resulted.
Messrs Downs and Mcintyre viii
be here ON the 2Jth.
Mrs Dixon and Mrs, Moseley drove
to Waunita "Wednesday.
Billie Shan Jr. is shaking hands
with old acquaiutances in camp.
VIM. Flanagan took two davs va
cation this week and went over "a
Salida.
DR.. f \. Stiles Of Denver has To-
aated in camp. He has taken quar-
ters at the Spar mine IN which he is
interested.
Geo. Holmes, the Prudential agent
has been in town this week. He
wrote quite a little insurance mere
and along the valley
Mrs. L. KENYON Of North Star has
been quite i'll for two weeks. DIR.
Stiles Is treating her now and there
IS a vast improvement In her ccudi-
ton
The dance given Friday night by
the young men was a complete sue
cess. Sargent sent a fine delegation
and with good music and delicious
rafresnruAnts I'll t.lr-.,-.I th.l,..I--..
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-20
D~hn. Ma
Ne~--, ls.aas ioA soru~ss-~ssas.s..

%1~--i fsaasat - css1ress~ssItssflssr.
The ID *. Il. q ofacc al Ial..
ei,l-ssc ls-i ihur-ti.sy the Lake Clfy
oislee has bsen FePorted cia-cd and
>apiHeFo having shut up shop tkls
cuts of al the trade 81 the entire
south end II the county Goods
aase already 5.scu ordered - come
over the Colarada and S8uthern D.
Gunnison. b be- haaisd from there
sy wagon. Tbs question Is asked
" hea wlll they pail ap the spIkes
and haul away the rails
fheo. Rcaner was ia Spencer this
week 0n business.
I y. Beauchaap and John Biugo
are prospecting on Blue mesa.
Harry Rosenbaum and I'd IIaw-
kIns went 10 Pitkln last Friday
Miss Madeleine I.amoy visited her
parents here lasi Sunday. returning
the next day
II G Arno.d drove D. Gmnison
on Sunday, returning Tuesday with
a load 0f groceries.
Miss Arch of Spencer spent SUNDAY
at Dubois with Miss Williams aud
Mr. and Mrs Lamoy.