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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

nasss lie nog In that city ~ safe -
c. The AagAsT aEasnas. T. ". Goo6aoe,
xho resides on nuaa0n street. In Waco.
Texas. leeds 20 SEA vail for safety, He
writes 4 haTe ased IT.. KanS's Sew
Discovery far consampiioa the past
five pears md in ka@ps Me xsll and
safe, f%foss that time I haA . cough
whaeh fnF years had he~n gEowlng
waFse Sow ir's gnne-" Cares ehrnnie
Coughs. Ia Grippe. croap, whoopaag
caagh ana pseEenss rasmEnunia. Pleas,
art 10 take. Every hattie guaranteed
q; all drug stores Price Zoe and si.10.
Trial awiile free,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Panty rex.
On r~essis Al o. ~ sspssss - yxaal
rsoasy oder. We viii SIND 81 pounds u
AkI0SA in . wt~si.n hex. t~Fansp~rfa-
tion paid 10 your neasess freight station.
The esq pays foE the tranT~Ttaiisa
and the coffee. which will he in the
original packages hearing the signature
of Arhuekle Ere@. tilt entities ys,u To
free presents. Ten p"uns!s-tsn pack
ages ten s~ignaiuges. II yoa write for
i, we viii ssad free a h&Hk containing
fnll particulars and eolored pictures If
neatly Io1 presents for users II Arhus.
kles' ARIOSA Coffee.
The price Of coffee auc;uases-we
ann"i guarantee b for any period.
Address u neares, ofhee. Bos Dept.
ARBuCKLE BROTHERS.
u wsssr Street, sss fost chg.
lea Nshaxsa As~nss. thssssa. H.
Lahsssy Assnp. and wos-! ssrsss. rsstssgsrk, -
szi soslh seventh street. ~. Lsss. No
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

ia Santa ". lssx sAs Capital city for
AaAasnsrgns- After u III, there Ma
RoxsEx vii return 10 ksr haae sna
Mr.. Rasasr will pFa~ssd 10 Lis Eanehss
In AFlx9EA
Ma Harp q. 0akss. soFTa#Hly Miss
Esther GeYes. las hsen called 10 Essas
La. AFtE0Ga. BY The serssaas aginess II
hsT hasaana. IAs llauaype operator,
Lately a Las VEGAS. - lefa fuv ths
AsaDsna city last e.nlng, sit2. esG
hsLe,
aF@- Nellie FAR IRE HeEns N this
ely @as IN toSn yesterday from isr
hsssne AZ w~sissnbarg. Cole, aeeompa-
nksa hy her little sGan and daughter
They went up 60 wairuas With friends
I'm the af,sEnenn. shsEee rolne ON nm
outing trip To- Mora
Mrs, Kate Smith. nes II sts lef. the
stIt Yesterday afieTnoo.. for her Lone
In Williams. Arizona. Were her faith.
81. Larry Doyle. a former Las vegan,
b. recovering from seyete Injuries r.
I Gently sustained
| Miss Maggie Meyer. d n.~e., Ug Ill
Meyer. arrived fsnrn 0Alahoaaa CITY
! yesterday sftsFDt&sn To yisit the Msy.
Ct family,
Miss Amelia GatferHRan a Santa Fe
WIN has been attending the Normal
university In Las Vegas will depart
for her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lawrence, for.
merry III this city, who had been the
guests u friends up the country. have
returned 10 their home In Denver.
Mrs. Cecillo Rosenwsld has Issued
invitations 10 the young ladies' for n
party Monday afternoon In honor al
Miss Colman and Miss Dalsemer.
Miss Eliza pirtey Of California. 70.
turning home from a protraeted east,
ner trip. stopped over in the city yes
terday. the guest Of Mrs. J. n. Ward.
80
The Optic win resume publication oi
Esiei'e's weekly fashion letters atou,
September !.
80
Mrs. ]. X. Lewis. Mrs. T.. l.. Sanders
and Louis Sanders are spending q fort
night In Ration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

No pin is as pieasan, anil positive
- DeWitt's Little Es.ly Risers.
":.'se famous little pills are 20 mild
a"d effective that chi.!,en. delicate
ladies and weak peoIi, enioy their
cleansing effect, wh.u strong people
sly they are the bes' hv.E pills sold.
Old by W!i:s D-as ca; =. %
&c utall.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

advises yoa IN tale ioose grocery s.ose
eosss. Instead u Arhneklss' AkiOsA.
ne dsuis3sss believes he j. dotng yua i
tssas. whsseas he Is really aeprIving yen
Il tic mot wholesome and delicsoas
beverage that yea ssn buy. something
hcs:er ihan anything else he can sell you
for the rsiee. The sales a Arbuekles'
AkIDsA Coffee exceed the sales II al
oihsEpaekage esaiees inths United States
conatined. and Tie business II Arbucsie
Bfa@, exos<ds Tbs, of The four next largest
eoneern< In tie world. simply because
The public actually receives better coffee
for thsir money In Asbuesies' ARIOsA
than ib<y ean Lny In any other way.
Asbsirkies' ARiOsa Coffee is good 10
dnnk- Il quenehes the thiss, and tastes
good. Mot people need II. ], aids
digestion. increases the power and an.
hilton to work and il makes one feel like
things TO after depression.
United States soldiers drink more eof.
fee than the soldiers II any ether nation.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

The intense itching characteristic IT
salt rheum and eczema IN instantly Oh.
lased by applying chamberlain's Saiye,
As a cure for skin diseases this saive
IL 1neaualed. For sale by all drug.
gisss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
WEEKS SOCIEY Chat

We may live without poetry. music
and art:
We may live without conscience. and
live without hNart.
We may live without friends, we may
live without books:
Bat civilized man cannot live without
cooks.
He may live without booRs-what IL
~knowledGing and grieving?
HI may live without hope what is
hope but deceiying7
He may live without loye-~what In
passion but pining!
But where In the man that q live
without dining. Meredith.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Jewess. however. displayed dramatic
talent when q child. and her parents
gave her the benefit Of a course Of
training In the conservatory al Lem.
berg. Her first engagement was In
the national theater nj Bucharest. She
plays with equal facility In the Polish.
German. Roumanian and Yiddish ton.
guess.
About ten years ago she came to
America and accepted an engagement
In the old Thalia theater on the Row.
cry. where she appeared In yiddish
versions Of the masterpieces Of Ibsen,
Sudermann. Tolstoi and Sardou. Her
first English performances we're given
at the American theater, New York.
two years ago. Later she was taken
on a tour under the management Of
Harrison Gray r,.s. Who was sn.ek
10 discern her unusual talent.
Mrs. n. J.. Browne entertained a
party Of young ladies' on Monday aft
ernoon at six.handed euchre. In honor
Of Miss Pearl Berry OF Socorro. Those
present were Misses Schaefer, Helen
Schaefer, Cunningham. Helen Gun.
bingham. Hoskins. Henriquez, Coors.
Kelly. Upton. Ward, Rachel Ward,
Nichols. Ross. May Ross. Snow. Win
tiers, Springer. Stoneroad, Hayward,
Davis. Richley. Keech. Moore. Murray.
Stern. Vase, Willard, Coin, Berry.
Brown, Artless Browne. Mueller.
Mrs. Browne was assisted by Mrs.
Frank Tyron Of Savannah. Ga. and
Mrs. r. b. McNtir. Misses Jeanette
Ward. Louis Cunningham and Emma
Tamme kept the scores for the play.
ers.
First prize was won by Miss Eva
Springer: Miss Stoneroad carried
away the second and the guest prize
went TO Miss Berry. Refreshments
were served after the game.
One Of the most charming social ar
fairs Of the past week was Mrs. o. q.
Schaefers card party Thursday after.
noon. The visiting guests were Mas
Snow. Mrs, o. A. Wheeler and Mrs. Al.
bert Lawrence. The Schaefer home
on Seventh street was charmingly ar.
ranged for the reception Of the guests
and bid euchre furnished diversion,
The prizes were won by Miss Snow
and Mrs. II. NJ. Smith. Dainty re
freshuients yer served and the host
ess was the recipient Of happy felicita'
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

nhsw ~ nes I'LL AHanskle$' ARI0SA
VII. - o. We vii supply you direct.
Yau VI ges greater vaanr fur yous
mansy~s tssiss pound II sonss-full
vesgha-shsn BE- can ssil you unsisr any
asAsr narae. lie eannos sell Arisasks'
Ak!osA Lee.. ny shr pound out ii o
lin 81 tag, heeaase We supply II only In
sealed paeaagss that y"u Can identity
every tins, which protect tie cotsse from
the GGs, and impurities that ios,@e coffee
atasai@-&ni insure fun weight. Coffee
sxpessa To the air loses lis navsr,
stTsagth and purity. Yoa cannot tell
wiss. Il came irom-nciiher can the
grossr~ se may shink he knows~bui he
dossnI. I'D al you Can ever know h The
lsIes ilelaf. n il worth remembering
that oassafd appearance Is no inais aiion
u cup. quality.
Gsoeers as 4 rule arc honest. trust.
worthy men Who would nut consciously
misiead yea. Whenever one Of them
W8=&M%s&
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

-How to keep off periodic attacks Of
hiiionsnsss and habitnal constipation
Was a mystery that Dr Kings New
Lie Pills solved for me" writes John
- Pleasant II Magnolia. lad. The only
pills that aT@ guaranteed 20 give per.
feet satisfaction to everybody or mon.
ey refunded Only % cents II all drug.
gists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
THAT WISE GIRL AGAIN

did you ever notice that talk does
NJ hurt = man much" remarked the
Wise Girl the other day.
you say perfection isn't looked for
In q man and that's Just why some
people don't talk about the masculine.
When some one tries 70 injure a man
BY ranting about the few faults he has,
the absent n who In probably at
tending TO his own affairs, IL elevated
In the hearers estimation while the In.
formant In lowered accordingly. II q
man Just knocks along. doing fairly
we'll. people realize that while he has
some faults he has more virtues. and
they are charitable enough to overlook
his faults. But II In different with q
girl or woman. No matter how good
and pure q woman may be, let some
one start an infamous lie about her
and everyone seems willing 10 pass Il
along. and there II no lack Of credu-
lous people to believe Il. That lie can
never be lived down. u may burn low
but gossip lovers are ready with new
fuel. Did you ever think how mean
sone 'goody goodyi people r in this
respect?"
OF Madame Kalich Il may be said
with almost literal truth that she
awoke one morning to find herself IA.
nous. From leading Woman in D Jew.
ish theater on the great East Side Of
New York, the young Jewish actress
stepped into the liins.ight Of Broad.
way, where her great talents met with
instant recognition. Nine. Kalich was
born in Lemburg. Galicia, August 8,
1875. Her ancestors were In nc way
connected with the thcater. The young
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Mr.. Charles y. whit!esey. Of Los
Angeles. sife u the well known ar.
ehltset. who designed the Alvarado.
IL In Albuquerque visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w~hitthesey formerly
resided here.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Mrs. 3Ghn Muir. daughter II W III.
NhIisfaan. former aaluianf seaeEal
q the territory. xas I'm Albuquerque
CO hes Nay % California. called there
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

no - Ns0eo 1oaanDsas - ~
Macy wmanxs wssr ara saEs sna resass
ac Ae eanEsFssa fwx&uSe ahear este RAG
nz6a@as sF.sSss haNe tseasne thin and
fAasa Namg Rnsn arscaane o. gros2nafy
h~ranse tAe sss Asse tAEo0gs the thin
shsfcA - aassT ersEsssas u was he Fe0c
nxws a. Fka@ EnaseTakA@ q h0ts srKss. o.
searn that ssxhzx's HsFsSeiie Las fssa
placed aF@n he maskss- tbs b b nss
scalp gesnaeAe all anfissptsc that Arts
~ destroying the fsrrn er ratcsote that
b tie Graes%ysnF e21ss a all hair ae-
ssrHcfaan, HesTas&se In . new Fx@fars-
sson. raa6e after ; nex formula On an
snslrsay new rrsneiase. Anyone who has
tired IL via testify a. % il worth Try
d yourself md b. Convinced. SID ~
ksdanw druggists k~.a f~e, in stanara
fsr sample 10 The fisrficide Co. d.
srots. Mich.
q a. MURPHY. Seseisi AOswl
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
Like a shower

on q HOVER.
The colors appear at the
touch Of the refreshing
rain drops. In the same
way Nature gives back a
woman's youthful skin
tints when Hagan's Mag
nolia Balm is applied.
Absolutely harmless, and
makes afaded complexion
fresh and velvety at once.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04
. . .

Mrs. Belle Rogers Of Des Moines.
Iowa. and H. J. Ramer. Of watrous.
who had been the guests for several
days Of Frank hilbert, assistant treas
urer Of the Santa Fe Central railway
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

II your Grocer da%s rea 3T ARiOSA
81 Us anG yoaa
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Miss Helen Kelly Of Las Vegas,
daughter Of Harry ". Kelly, will
spend the week in Ration as the guest
Of Mrs. F. ]. Thomas and viii attend
the dancing party to be given at the
home Of Mrs, jeremiah Leahy this
evening and win also attend the many
functions to be given by Ration society
during the week.--Raton Range.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

The Optic win resume publication Of
Esiei'e's weekly fashion letters about
September J..
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-04

Mrs. ]. X. Lewis. Mrs. T.. l.. Sanders
and Louis Sanders are spending q fort.
night In Ration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Kinsey bouod Over

Charges of Making Threat.
against S. II. kinsey were tried in
Justice Potter's court Saturday, the
same evidence being used that had
appeared in Judge Hetherington. s
court, where the jury cleared Kinsey
of aseault on c. l.. Tilton, f. ]
Brewers and Ernest Brewers This
evidence showed that Kinsey had
told the complainant. to go down
the road and not show their heads
over the hill again or he would take
. shot at them, or words TO that effect.
As the mining claims were in dis
pute and the road has been used by
the public for years, Justice Potter
decided TO bind Kinsev over to ap-
pear at the district court in April.
He is under $500 bonds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Revolution in Motive Power Talked

Not onl V is the RIO Grande plan
ming to put in it's own electrical
plants for lighting, etc, but it may
revolutionize the entire motive power
of the road, dlscarling steam entirely
and using electricity generated by
the exhaustless water power Of noun
toin streams. There is enough power
going to waste every day in the Gun
nison to run every belt or wheel IN
Colorado. The Great New York
Central railroad has decided to
adopt electrical motive power, and
Mr.. Gould, being close TO the cap
TOMS of industry in New York City,
was so interested in the subject that
he has had engineers examine the
Rocky Mountains looking toward the
same plan.
The plan, if adopted. would give
a great impetus to manufacturing
in the mountains, as power gener-
efed thus would be limitle.s, and
easily accessible.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Sesne Committee

At the mass meeting last Thurs
dav night resolution was PASSED
asking the chant or Of commerce to
appropriate 500 from It's funds for
the Taylor Park road We believe
this is wise move aud that the
directors of the chamber will accede
to the request. The money could
hardly be better expende than ia
heading . sabscri pt,on list for this
enterprise which means so much To-
the development Of our county. !,
will then be in order for our business
0ea esd issesessesi citlsems ~ fnlk,w
With pessonaI sabssa ptions Acan
nittee was appointed 10 circulate a
petition for this road, the same 10 be
presented 10 our county commission
ers. Geo IIetherington, Chas. Gel
ser, T. r. Lore, w. A. Willis. WIN
Clark, l.. H. Easierly aud Alex
Malmgreen were appointed
There was considerable discussion
OF the sandstone question and com
mittee consisting OF f r Chenev
j. ID Jennings, Harry Endner, II +
Lake, Jr. and f. j Samplrner was
appointed to look up the matter and
render any possible assistance 10
those boosting Gunnison county
stone for the Denver public library
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
0o0D1 ~ IYD16
nHLAln ~ Hs~ Caapkunn1
Q.AsD[suasanid2 Gnnn

AT the home af AE.. Gso. E.a~sono
this afternoon are xasl'erec tha~s
issi,e. ~so have hsed ~ % aroSsA
Gsnasscn ior - wears The I~ss.s.lis
Tourist Cluh has issued the inv,ts-
tsons which have been sent 10 nearly
one hundred lsdles. Above htsy
have accepted the isv,tas.,ns ssA
viii attend the entertainment.
Next week tie Meas -Cnasa psca
will pshl,sh a csmpIese accsurs a
the gathering. illustrated with psc-
tare- Vt early scenes and sa1s
photographic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
OAso Geek D,srs

- lef-s'fssne
Thsrsdav. January -.
Roads are getting thoroughly
hr',ken ~ that teams beg,n TO hs~l
coal from Baldwin once more
Quite a number Of Ohio cvesk
rsnchmen viii attend the Ds-av veg
meeting. as delegates. w A. Gill
s-Iey, T W Gray, II Eilehrsctss
aud II. Eilesreshi Jr and Altssst
HIldebrand are among them
Most of the delegates are going
Sunday night and will stop at the
Albany, where Rates f $500 per
day FIR besrd and r~om OF I 90 fos
room, have been secured
Herman Eilebrecht is planning to
ship several car loads If his beef
cattle SATURDAY. II ~ reported that
he viii euter car load in the fat
stock show We hope he will lust
10 show what Ohio creek can do.
Mr. Ellebrecht is running his feed
grinding machine doing custom
work for the neighbors.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
S,eighing Parties

On Thursday evening Of last week
pupils of the Grammar school and
ninth grade composed . s'eighine
party, chaperoned by Aesdames
Wharton and Stewart.
On Friday evening members OF
the llth and 18th grades formed q
merry party. After three hours en-
joyment of fine sleighing the crowd
went TO the home of Miss Alice East
man where refreshments were served
Misses Middaugh and Kline chaper-
oned the party.
Saturday night party composed
principally of pupils of the 9th and
10th grades occupied the hay rack,
chaperoned by Miss Hayden. Ban
anas. candy and gum were INDUCED
in and Jolly time is reported.
D~1I~. ILL Il
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Um8s 0ay WARWs
H. , o. O. 0anntv ~ shs
I'D q vAn 1assss. ssvs .
GeA &aaAamsa

fs~ ss~ss 1. hss Magazine i.x b,css,Ssr
Il Cen alTe ose- half th~ people 8
sAoot she s<tses halt. said J.y Gosl.i
when soasesse saSsestei armed re
ssstsace " one - .,s mArsssi,ns ex
psd.t,oas tie d.i not fear ar,aed
Subsistence 10 aayth.nx Wall stree,
nAght chesse to d.. He ~as quite
right. Wall s.ses-t coaId klre ha.i
she s~asssaS people W shssot tbs
oeier half
Ii 10 prec'sely upon this pr,ncipls
thai nations ere governed aud tyr
sany sspPosssd jus, w. we h,ve.l
Indians TO Kill lnd.ans, Eas and
hires Africans To shoot Afr,c..ns and
sont EgyPiloa tToop~ To- sisaxhter
their bFethrea up the Nile. The
Sepoy rebsiI.oa WAS pat down partly
With Sepovs, H,ndos~tan vas con
9sesed BY the use of H,ndoo tr,.ps,
sad .os loaG ago ~e saw England
sending one conquered feopls, the
HIndoos, to conquer another, Soud
ane~e. Thss it goes.
We could never throw of the
domination Of Wall street bv az
appeal 10 arms Ii 1t cannut he
Done by voting it cannot be doae at
all. If the people have not sense
enough to vote Wall street ava,
they have not sense enough 10 shaa
IT away. A man who hasn't eni
sense enough 10 know what to do
with his ballot wouldn't have sense
enough to know what 10 do with
his gun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Tsolkv Line
- Tay-
~ Park
Daena Vista dis
patches indulge in
considerable talk of
a proposed trolley line

from that city into Taylur park
Instead OF the original Taylor park
railroad the idea is to run trolley
line over Cottonwood pass. The
line would cast million and a hall
bat would he ten miles shorter
route. The statement is made ON
a"thoray OF Mr. T. I Goodale. secre-
ttry and general hustler for the
Enterprise mine.
Mr.. noodale stopped over in
Buena VISTA en- route from his
home in Boston 10 the mine While
here the gentleman stated his com
pany had ust completed 200 ton
capacity mil at the ulue for the
treatment OF that part Of their pro
duct susceptible to the cyanide pro
cess The mill has made trial
run and demonstrated Its worth.
Daring the visit Of Mr. Goodale it
will be started
They are paying s % per ton for
Transporting their ores distance OF
twenty six miles over Taylor range
to Aspen.
As to guaranteed tonnage, Mr..
Asa Fox, a prominent mining man
owning several valuable properties
in Cottonwood district says there
will lie aud is loo tons per day from
the outset and that this can be in
creased very shortly to POO to 800
tons per day from this side of the
range
Mr.. Goodale's Enterprise mine
will guarantee POO tons and will
contract to use POO electrical horse
power for the operation Of their
mine and mill Other properties in
the district who are daily piling
their ores not susceptible to the
cyanide process will run the total
tonnage to 200 to 800 tons daily.
Many good mines in the district are
not working except to do necessary
development work, as the high toll
for hauling the ores from the district
u q railway or smelter is prohib-
itory.
1nnumerahle mountain streams
furnish the power, and every mine
is but waiting for its installation
when they viii use the electrical
energy, it having been demonstrated
that the power can be transmitted
by wire much cheaper than an
equivalent amount Of power can be
made by steam. Three companies
are now in the field, franchises and
rights of way having been asked by
one already, which were granted by
the county commissioners and city
council at recent meetings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Estray Advertisement

Notice is hereby given to whom it
may concern that the following de-
scribed estray animals we're taken
up near Gunnison, Colorado. To
wit: | black COW about 8 years old,
branded left side; yearling,
white face heifer, unbranded, de
horned; two year old white face
steer branded left side.
Said animals being unknown to
this Board, unless claimed by owner
on or before Feb. Q, 1906, said estray
will be sold by this Board for the
benefit of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF SrocK INSPECTION
COMMISSIONERS, Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
One Fare For RounA Trio

For the Stockmen's Show and
Convention in Denver January % to
February ;, the d. & r. G.. will sell
tickets at one fare for round trip.
Selling days January 2S, % and 80,
and return limit February 5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
.Tv0sTv MAso AGO .


Asa Ash sold Ill kis ranch ssa
pieussois and ssock II h,yievIlse.
A severe amos ssosn broSgsst tw0
tset II tSesh sRow aud drlited u -
ths, Main stree; Wae almost Isapas
sshle.
Four Crested Bst,e mes Sere
killed IN q snows.sde on harooa
pa~s. They were Al Ssasffeg. Char
eaee Han9erford, I-~ac Hall and .
Mr. fsds.osgh Fesr other sses
dag themselves out The slsde wac
~ fees deep. Another avalanche
sirack the cabins at Clayton Gar
sett place aud allied Martin Riley.
Asssss Goo<is.a sHi jss Ferris
Five other men were here entonbed
al Rlehs and when dug out wess
barely slive TIE p~ss became -
daaseso1s that u wss sbsndosed.
Trsiss o~t cf Crested B.s,e wese
caught in snow slides below to~n
aud forced TO lsy over for hours
At the Excelsior mine in Poverty
gulch. three Crested Butte men we're
Killed by slide. They we're Wm
Alexander, John 81, John and ''Old
Man Goss. Robert Cory aud Mr..
COLLINS were killed in a slide near
Crystal
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
New Patterns Tailored Skirts

New Patterns Tailored Skirts
| have Just received . very hand.
some line Of samples for Ladies
Tailor Made Skirts and other wear
ing apparel and invite you to call
and see them. They are from the
Reliance Co. Jackson. Mich, and
unite best wearing quality with the
most modern STYLES. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Mrs Oma Brown.
Office Main St. Burnett Bldg Upstairs
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26

| desire to thus publicly thank
the Home Fire q Marine Insurance
company and their resident agent.
E. G. Palmer, for the prompt ad-
justment and payment of my recent
loss, as | have received the full
amount of my insurance in cash and
without discount. To anyone de-
string first class insurance | unhesi-
tatIngly recommend the agency OF
E q. Palmer. T.. w. HoYT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-01-26
Sleighs and Cuttes for SaIe

We have on hand several new
Good Sense sleighs for sale. Call
and see them. A number of Port
land and Swell body cutters are
included in the new goods for this
snowy weather They are Of guar
anteed materials and the best con-
struction the market affords.
WOLFE 4 EAsTNAS.