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The Republican journal., 1906-10-04
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PULLMAN SERVICE.

Parlor car on train leaving SearSport at 100 p
M. ana leaving Caribou at us a. m. ana arriving
at SearSport at 1.45 p. m.
The Republican journal., 1906-10-04
Baby had a little pain.
Father said, "That kid again!"
Mother gave her Cascasweet-

Father said, SIT can't be beat''
Cascasweet is a vegetable corrective for
the stomach and bowels of babies and chill
dren. Contains no opiates and the ingredi-
ents are on each and every bottle. Pleasing
TO take. Sold by R. Fl. Moody.
Edyth-You ought to have heard Mr..
Higgins ringing speech last night. Mayme
Why, l wasn't aware that he could make
speech. Edyth-Well, he made one just
the same. can't repeat the speech; but
can show you the ring.-Chicago Daily
News.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

iboy8 81 twelve worked In 4 coal hi tier
singing In local concerts he was I'D vised,
when ak teeii. a to have his voice trained
For tw 8 yea IS attlereaft ter he stu died With
Clara Novello Davies, during WI Itch time me
he continued to work In the pit: hen
the Carl Rosa Comp invaded RCardilh
ne 3 sang for the director and sRnsS irl-,
mediately engaged for three years, q i fter
which ie Joined Mr. q NJ anners's ompany.
XII one night Paganini was going 20 the
Paris Opera House, W ere 5he was to- as
tonish every one by playing on one string
Being late, he took "a cab, and Nv hen he
arrive a TAT TIT his # estimation the caDby
wanted ten francs. hat, 'sssSE no ex-.
claimed, 'syou arc Grassy have$only3 u h "a
YOU ive ninu ter. KIN ow II is B1nucn,.'i
said the ther. but for you Who make q e
'i faft 81 te ny pasns oR Sas ssd
ganlr,t, 4 handing him the right fare,
when you can m AXE your. Il cab go g on
ono wheel come to me and & q Will give We
you ten francs' '}ssss IL .S3
3ts one n OF the passengers on the /; Kaiser
Wilhelm II. 5$ vas ~ Fri til g Chef one 86of
Charles Dillingham; 9 prl ma dopnas g mo
Ereturns to- Ne ~ orIsto &prepefe ESor her
season
ssrbocker Theater,S here tho opera VIII
iresumoa ITS run september IA VI
s3 Miss schen will not sbe dism yed a BY
any inability to flnd 9 maid this winter,
for she brought b With he 4 three young
WON & n--one French. n one German and
an thor ri 10 look af ter her comfort.
Miss schen also brou ght back with her
a tiny poodle, w hose neck was q orned
with two silk pompons Instead 8 Of n the
convent lonal ribbon vi all ~ worn by sty Il
ish oanines al an 4 dded u trimmings TO
their gold col lars, f5I3 81 Ri
:WalterSN. Lawrenos possesses q lease
OF Madison Square Theater and the new
Lincoln Square r eater, and has q ranged
with Joseph Weber for an annual dra-
matte season at sNYeber's Music Hall. The
music hall venture followed sshor tly5 tor
he took the le ase Of the Mad ison Square
ana 4 was, last eason, v most aucc essful,
;His8road al traotions for America vii y this
season include Henry r., K Dixey. III The
Man on the Box; Carlo tie "a n lllson. II
.rhe Three Of US ;'''9 Cyril Scott, Sc in ia
Prince CHAP Hilda Spong. "a In Lady
}Jlm; 4, Aubrey Bouci caul t. In N The Gren ter
5Lovt,' William Hawtroy. IN M IT. y
wellesley ana Harry Conor,I in Mrs
Temulr ! Telegrarn. NJ He W III also pre-!
sent 1t the Waldorf n Thente London,
MRS. Temple4s Telegram with an Eng
lIsh company which lis now rehears M
Carulso haa bought one OF the finest
yflies On Lake CpSro from his American
enrudnrs az b prace, which. while not
known. IL said ID be- very large .ii rs
q y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
PERMIT. + 3 Z ACE
Vanderbilt Auto I Competition TO
N Be Held on O ctoberI 9Th. 81

81 NEW Yo R1S, IA ugust o5. va over q course
that WI ibo fasterabut far more dang u
DIS tlian that o. last year the We y IS :.
Vanderbilt, j II, clip race will be- held on q
October 0th$tioxt In Nassau count LONE
Island gg AS the All omobie ti q
SAr,ericn ID I'd not make public The Intended
route tiiIs year there was title oppositsiison
to- ay when application wnA MAJ e ato stne
Board of Supervisors for PERM &c, =. |. .to
use the count onds q q ~ q g g
ton was granted Z. Y, ].
# While two danger oints have cen ~ 9 !, !,
moved BY changing the
tlle#course about d mile to the #nprtn i eas J, !.
Two sharp turns have been az e deu.i =, =.
VIII "a rem embered st hat last year nearly
fa,4of tho SERIOUS accide tcctr'r.e g az
tha dificult turns n avoid g raA Us . !.
cro.aI ~ at New Hyde Park and the IA !.
noi,s5 q curve 1T Albertson' CO rner. y
Ia 4 ac essary 10 add do turn that experts
believe viii he worse thar any q tne
lOtfiers.8 Y, b ~, !. !. =,
:,rhere the course comes from ne pack
sro,fi q nr,d turns " abrupt III cas- 70 ware va
Isoslvn. n he 4 road at this point almost
do,t,,e hack on tself, 80 that he &c r x.
S.yii haye 70 como 70 s half speed y orslless
IN 81 der to max the turn VII hout ms
}haps EAU 8g {53 !. W. I, II a, !,
ana referee Of the prev ious races believes :,
INIT the new cotlrse n Get WI y !.
approval 3 fall en- ira 2 tsas RAJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

srnge firin 81 nv gff RouAttesl U C.o.,
York did iiletnber fof ths New \, l,cr :
mn I,rookiyn sSttls the 18th instant vvasiI
DURING years r.. VIZ ,,srsa asns
Y Ynsat t'as.3ttar WIZ, whom hs was
terested nt diitcfet,t tltnos In H. some ~ "
speedy trbtters Ike the i,a nl,re Laur e
u s,ao Norfolk ana others I, N N a a
1,oihtfeo was nm I've ~ Nofths care
Ina ana hiy body WaAl Won 70 + \, inston.
IN that Btate, for ihtertttet,t. u ~ II
re speed ptogratr,iio of the vlrsi i,
lstate Falr shows that 900 Will be Z dts.
trbufed IN purses for trot ters PAGERS anu
Srii,,e "A t.int nro ID perform here October
9TH 10TH 1tth stti and St n, h0 3se
se ntl, whie for rlinhers they IRE from Z,
1900 is 1900. The u tier IRE oifered 20 u
for con,esta on III Nat and stee t,'scfi e;
;cvet, ID. ISiitrI Us close October %, THO
track co1,tnttes Y y taacs l'p y, q y,
Miller With q. sriit as re- 90 secto y
stary. j =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
Il STILL j \: j: y HAS HOPES.
says New Y ork and Athletics I'L tic:
I.5SI ave Shot Their Bolts.

SwAsHINaroN. ~ August a6.-Thf I, 81 &c
way / 4 io:o is asuring out F tbs g8 American
League 1 race Larry hlgh spirits % max
Inx up lost ground and being In the nnlsnl
;;yyhen a club Is ay Ambitious AZ Sses y
seems u DO land FLAG. and drops 2 s.rine
OF sues in the ns Yanxs a,a re shan
YOU consIderS that the season pract caly closes
in the wet, and tho ew 81 rks. arc away 20
the bad in the pitching line sad Latry ~
day. 8 81 $ 81 S ~, NJ :
do not fear New York and Phliade,ph sIney
with Moore. Hess. JOSS. bernhard and
Rhoadca. Larry figures hi. corps as Eooa Ia as :
hlcago' s. and cleveland.s big edge on pairing
Laioie N believes sufficient Ito make UP 4, the
present standin x, R ssse
itas tina, Lajoie. Turner stoYal ana . 1ui
Bsn,,s IN good sha pe ana the team han 2 q;
capped by only the bsence o. Bradey Y, an ~
should not have come hing TO say. fsss Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

4 ,se q of y Ger tain roles, and demanded the
engagement OF a tenor friend Of rs he's
Mr. IIammerstein,s Who knew tina she3
az sing ring in 1taly for less a week than
she demand led here for 8 nig lit played Cd
the al plomat and told her how sorry he ne
was that he 4 had aiready VI made g con-
tract with Nine n A1elba by which she
controlled d the b artistic destinies OF the;
new Manhattan Opera House. IA cldentc-s8
ally, It may DO mentioned that Mr. Ham
slnerstein y q great Joker, nd 4 that It he
was letting Nine, Tetr axzini ~ own easy NJ
8tf33 m anticipation OF a. final break between
hin and the prirna donna. Mr.. Hammer
stein engaged Amalla sPl nkert, known as
the italian sembrich b, 4, and It Is u she
who will share the yrio 4 soprano roles
with Nine. Melba. u 81
I5 The tsflrm giof Klawst and vs. z ranger has
purchased the rghts to all OF George Ed Il
$wardes's and the Gayety3 attract tons for
five years, the contra at lnclud ing all Of
Mr., sEdwardess productions sG executing
those Ii made al VI Daly's Theater. which
belong to the Daily estate The Arm has
secured from Mr.. EdWardes IN option On on
In Paris under the title II OF 3!!'' The Third
Moon. & q Is a Chinese mus cal comedy
and a great success, NJ RI k law says.
Forbes Robertson and E1rtrude Elliott
will appear In y. Caesar and 81 Cleopat ira
at the New Amsterdam Theater. Ootot-s
ber 2stb. and !, hey are now ehearsing IN
this play, under ne a,rest'on g
M Henry B. Irving WILL pr EIDE Mr. Rob
9ertson and Miss Elliott at the N ew8A AM
sheridan. opening In report ORE October
Mr. shaw has partly promised 70 come
to- ',wlc ked Z New orlkt to see the. pr e-4a
mierg OF Caesar and Cleopat RI, he ils Z
much elat ed over the Tehoarsals, and 2 ~
.fesls ',sure that the ews play VIII .be 4 a
success from every stAndpoint, 43539 !,
8 Klnw and Erlanger wi III put q company
an h he road In England presenting a Ben
3Hur., !, a Though this success has been seen
5in London, 4 4 has never cd the PROV
inces It will also be seen on the cont
Anna Held sailed for this country Au-8
gust str to begin rehe rsals y Par1s-
'ae Concerning nnil their American attractions.
Mr. Klaw gave a rief snmHaar as loel7}
u joseph nj, Scawthorne will continue IN The
Free nce,',s and McIntyre and 3 le eat "a
have already opened their season IN ~ ~ l'
There viii DO two N Forty-h ve Minutes
From Broad way companies. Fay Tenn,
ipleton Will head one, and 4 Corinne w 1ll5
snThe Prince Of Pllsen'.88 opens at the
Broadway STheater. N lew York Cttys 6ep-
Miss Lulu Glaser5 viii app ear In g new
play Frank oulan VIII pc the ieat Yrs
In ;'The Grand h1ogl,l,s't and the firm VOL
nroduoe John J III AforIally 9 Il new farce.
s.,hnartments to Let Francis Wilson'S
Bnaw ooX edy, Miss Dolly Waters, and
Ar Barnet's new musical gextraYa ganzn.
2s''Pocaho las. \ n s.si s3st VI #
/ An Illustration OF the power Of energetic
AZ Iewys James. the Etfted young barry
tone az the Moody Manners Grand Opera
COMPANY. who made q conspl ou ous sue
cass ~ his interpretation OF the tito
role In scha!kowstys 'nugen Onesln'
IN shef{teld. y. 81. !, y 4,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
FAMOUS H ORs'E!'ss'; #D -'l[: FL 4.
The Huguenot Axtell and Ara "a g:
II h;;a !, 4 Ro,,vuE r IN I aBt Race. a5

SEATTLE, - August rs. 1T ,c Fl guenot
tho famous 8 race horse that won the
Isrook lyn Derby I In y Ses ID broke a tendon l
III ris front NJ leg. and n ftcrward was Y = 3
killed. I'he Huguenot won eight straight
Coz here. and II one ra g e. mile - -
sHe vas by Knight Of Ellersli ei,h Miss e
II ose. and was full broth of II 81
Navarro, 3but his grea test distinct was ''l
That he was living, breathing proof 1
5thnt Nut Thoroughbred II. II not aced too2
often. ca "A pass the half score $8s years q
mark and still dash mad over 2 races ,et,f1
courso IN \ full light and beat youngsters
home. Tho old geldlng would have been zen
twelve years old In Deem ber.f
rERRn 81 AurE. August q, -
8Axtell. the stallion that SS9 made me
world trotting record got that time. dled
ntSsthe I'd warren m Pa rk " stock }5 Farm Of
Epa sflod q coli CT The night tier the re- =,
cord race xtell was bought BY g synrId nd
E5$ NoRRIsTowN. August B IS bian
SBoy.1witftsn record of 2:?7 owned by John
81. Rex. broke n leg while scoring az q; ne
ii1nlf-mile track at JIG ferson y ~ x 9
horse was being prepared for the mati.
nee Fraces on Thnrsda y "a b Jam BOY
hnd been a ma tinec winner for the past
ten yen RS, al ways finishing first or y sec
on M He wa g d lest roye q.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
.BUTTERWORTH NOW
5 q, OUT FOR SENATOR
(sp,ocla.l 70 The TlmAs- Dispaton!.

NEW HAVEN, CONN August q q. ~
Frank 8. Butterworth. : ale '05, who was
known as nle' q grentest quarterback.
IA b candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for state sena tor in the Eighth
District OF this city. 853 81
3fil3"I don't want It said that my frien ADS
have K prevailed upon me b to run ~ il 9
public duty, or any such "a x, ne SAID:
ut Is my ambition TO- enter public NE
Butterworth was born IN q no. ls
father. Ben ia min Buterworth, was for
yanrsF q Congressman Since his gradua.
ton Butterwortl, has been in the broker
axe business In New Y ork and this city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

II Herbert Kslcey and u ti,e Shannon, Who
have been presenting q repertoire OF their
former successful plays In ct. Louis have
returnid tn New York to begin 70,
,hsarsals In 'The Daughters Of Men,"
Charles Klsin's latest play. which Henry
3, Harris will present In Boston septe1n-
Der Gath, fss II = 15. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26
MARVIN HART no FIGHT I u I .
Kentucky Heavyweight Wants
an u - Meet Torr.s.y Burns,

n LOUISVILLE. ky, August IS Marvin
Hart hns been doing some ha sr w W. 81
Il ~ now tis " as Ill for 4 sight as any as the
n,nluch-toutsd stars who aspire TO shine
il in the game light With JaifrieH, q Hart
Vim rest up at French LicA.l springs, Hnd
will return to lid farm to continue us
training, Hart is now In cornlhn lca.
lion With .'Tex" 4 Richards, manager 81
the i3ol dfisld lNeY.1 Sporting Club, wh =
Il putting w N purse pf ss0,o ~ losssaS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-26

~pocanoutas the Virginia N onpareil.'
an Fmslish- Virginia drama OF the seven,
teen Ia century. has been written ana
copyrighted by George Frederic Viett, Of
Norfolk, the well known poet, editor ana
essayist, and Will n be presented an \, thls
CITY during the = alnesto own 4 Ex position.
Prior to it, presentation. probably Ct
one OF the local tfleaters, the ORA ma VIII
be taken for q road tour, 4 Y
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16
That Coed Lumber.
Boards are surfaced one side.
Dimensions surfaced one side and one sCge.
Aes Lumber Co,
Startling but True

People the world over were horri-
fed on learning of the burning of
the Chicago theatre in which nearly
six hundred people lost their lives.
yet more than FIVE times this num-
Der or over 10000 people died from
pneumonia in Chicago during the
same year, with scarcely a passing
notice. Every one of these cases OF
pneumonia resulted from cold and
could have been prevented by the
timely use Of Chamber aims Cough
Remedy. A great many who had
every reason to fear pneumonia have
warded it off by the prompt use of
this remedy. The following is an
instance of this sort: Too much
cannot be said in favor Of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, and especially
for colds and influenza. / know
that it cured my daughter, Laura,
of a severe cold, and | believe saved
her life when she was threatened
with pneumonia w. d. Wilcox,
Logan, n. Y" Sold by all drug.
gists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16
Railroad Cars OF steel

The ssess nsilr.lsa cumssnses have sean IA
se-s.ss,is Me matter - -see car "a
trsins- ESPECIALLY ior the one BsHf D. TN.
Tli= AWAY -sfiars Hloss a. ~rrc1s h-sa-a-e
of tho hesss sI.-ins seiss ioEcesi back snto a.
Tue Esrsou ~siso -.ss-s be -toasscn ~ ssgsase
~sas ana bowels caf-t ipsiea as~ays suffer-
severely Nafuro alwaF- rxacs= = fissaitY lsr
ctrais--snr-s or nezisci- krer hsstt'e 81 tu--
ttor Stomach Bitter handy aud a. iise hr.t
sI.fu ~ ans lela .gcnsIif tsko lev ds-rs sld
note the effect lhrres Hofhig lihe it isir
-gch siluIHui- ~ uuor rpgefils. nstui &c,
hsarthursi- cflffnf~. Tunli-tI.z. NfadacI- ifshi-
70 fiun- as-geusfa cystfseila lrE ale iii-
chilia. cs1isi~ Irii.lsf maila1i. fesor aea..
We h'ipc al -iaag peepie VII 10 a t,ssti.
al oure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16

lte propesed psrs-
- bae mad 81 1.saa..os co..s-
pooe ~ bssldsas stone fog
ths kso Gssads t,caes
oi Hce IN she Alhaay ko,el at beaver
= 60. As~~sx. J II. Jennings and
3 NJ NoaFse, cousn.ss,es from the
CaAmber Of Coaauserce who hsx.
~ II IN charge. report th.., all the
. ses are Promised aud ready ,o
. lp and the pyramid will bs erected.
3 81 week. Mayor 5. X. Hoo,~r has
1 Hdly offered ,he space fs this ex
/ BIt The base will be granite
sach a. the stale capitol was baiit
fIom. +. q. Zagelaer has quarried
a block TIVE beet loag. l6 inches
vide and II inches high. lie has
a'so furnished the next block of
Iva Stone. 22xl5xl2 inches. The
tlrd viii be sandstone frmm the
Aimont quarry, furnished by the
quarry company ani reduced IN
rreportion- Ca top of these viii he
i've blncks ct marble, Of different
cuiors and Suitable for all sorts Of
finishing and decorative purposes.
furnished b, Col Meek Of the Colo
RADIO Nale Marble company ON Crvs-
tal river. These different stones
viii be placarded 30 show crushing
strength, extent of developed quar-
ries, etc, and pamphlets will he
printed With q picture Of the pvra-
mid aud these figures IN extended
form to distribute among architects
and building committees.
Oann'son county has the building
stone of the world and this is the
right kind Of boosting to bring it to
the attention Of builders.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16
Band Boys Annivenary'

Gunnison Band gave its second
annual LincolDs birthday ball at
Woodmen hall Friday night, thus
celebrating the FIRST anniversary Of
the club.
The band played for the first two
dances, after which the orchestra
furnished music.
While the crowd was not so LARGE
as anticipated the affair was success
in every other way and $40 was
netted.
This is worthy organization and
deserves the support Of every person
IN the county. Funds are constantly
needed to keep up hall rent, buy
new music and to keep the instru-
ments in good repair, beside other
incidental expenses, and these
dances are the only means used for
obtaining money.
Gunnlson people have ALWAYS
been generous in their support oi
the brass band, and will continue
to support the boys who furnish
music for The general public erery
Saturday evening during the warmer
months, and practice regularly this
cold winter weather.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16

fNkia Mines and Mining
Rs1sas1iaA says Of the mill at Pit
Vssks kin: The old mill at
Pitkin has been over
hauled, new machinery put in and
the enterprise turned into . cyanide
plant. The property 10 now in the
possessioh of the Pitkin Reduction
works and is ably managed by Ar
thur b. Clark, who 10 making . sue
Gees of the enterprise. Mr. Clark is
assisted by J. A. Grant. q practical
mill man who has been in the min
Jag and milling bssiness for thirty
ysArs and 10 one Of the moet compe-
ssat in the state. The mill is
equipped with scales, ore bins,
Gates No. 2 crasher, two automatic
sampling rolls, two finishing rolls,
elevators to storage bins, six leach
ing tanks of forty tons capacity
each. With the cyanide already
introduced ore from the storage bins
is sluiced into the teaching tanks
where 1T is acted upon by the chem
icals. Then there are the zinc
boxes, melting furnace and com
plement of other machinery. includ-
ing electric generator, telephone,
2S0-HP. boiler, l50-H.P. engine and
contingent interests. The work :
are as near automatic as such an
enterprise can be made, and Mr.
Clark is confident of making them
pay handsomely when completed
aud under full headwav.
The company has lease and bond
ON the Ben Franklin group OF 1--WE
claims located in Mineral Farm
basin and is now treating ore from
this property. On the group is a
shaft down, 2l7 feet, adit tunnel GO
feet, and other development The
values are in silver and gold Other
properties are beng acquired by
the company and it appears to be in
shape for active and profitable work
in the future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16

August Flower keeps the children healthy and
strong
Pull Of vigor and frolic the whole day long
So when Mamma needs more they rush of in
high glee,
And shout to the druggist Please give it to
mer'
Inability to get up brisk and fresh in
the morning, lack of appetite, pallor,
muddy complexion and poor spirits
these all indicate a disordered stomach
and bad digestion-in adults and children,
too. They also indicate the urgent need
of taking Green's August Flower regu.
larly for few days.
It's reliable old remedy for all stomach
troubles, never fails to cure indigestion.
dyspepsia and chronic constipation. and
is natural tonic for body and mind.
Two sizes, 25c and 75c. All druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16
h k<eAst = G.Aaiue Rs.na6.

1sHassoa- Colo. fst. Is. ,s
t.assss As~s-CAanpoa.
Csnnssou. Cosora1o.
LAear SsT.-
Eacso~ed ps~a~e sed forn III no-
sscs ~ setsencs ~ Grszsn8 p.srmsss
tSS publscast& IN the Nexs-C Chssu
pses- AZ the s,ssk sso~as. ID Gsn-
.s-s'c AND AontrOpe eouusies sss
snx'oue ss knos xi.ere 10 mske their
spt's'csssSsss 3s grazing 30 the Gun
siS,a forrest reserve. will a-k vos
~ psesss mske the hrss psbgleaison
~ SOB ~ p.,~esbie
For the benehi ei sAs~e Interested.
! w'sh h. state that the one bali rate
number Is ca head aad applies io
cattss only. Thls means that a PER
son who Is gwen a pcrms; fnr 60
head 81 cattle. OF less, and q number
ut horses viii pay One-half rate on
abe cattle covered by the permit and
toll rate on the hoIsss. and a person
whose pc ma covers more than ca
cattle viii pay one-half rate on 6o
caiile and tall rate ON all stock cat
Tie aHd horses over that numher
Thus making the rates for cattle
daring the summer grazing season.
all under go head at 10 cents per
bead and 20 cents per bead ior
those m excess 81 that samhsr: and
~ cents per bead for horses for the
summer grazing season.
Ii is quite important 10 transact,
foresi reserve business without de
lay All Interested should take this
matter up with the forest ranger OF
YOUR district, and with the office Of
the Gunnison forest reserve. which
Is now IN GuDnison, Colo, rooms A /,
, and Z, Scott block.
All information will he given
promptly.
Very truly yours,
William II. kreutzer,
Ranger in charge.
Government notice of application
for permits here follows and ranch
men will notice that the date set for
hnal application is April 2, while os
the Cochetopa reserve it is March 81.
Special dates have been arranged by
Ranger 7. l.. Snodgrass to meet
ranchmen at surrounding points for
their convenience, and to save them
the tri p to Gunnlson. He will be At
Crested Butte at the Elk Mountain
house Feb. 20 and 2l, at Parlins
postofiice Feb. 26 and at Mt. Carbon
postotfice March 6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16
CeCHEr0PAR FOREST sy~ysyv

APPLIt ATOMS FOX GRAZING PERMITS
>oilce Is hereby eivsn that all Applications y, :,
iermts tn craze cattle. horses and
sheer within the Cocheto, ali Forest p.s.na
ring the season e 70 q, must be snbnit,ed -.
X W Shellabsrger, Forest Supervisor Moff.t
matt, N in regard to the fees ~ he cha rrad IA
onnk r rms e. be nsed in making applicstior
WIN oe furnishe upon request addressed In ths
above named officer w '"e
THOMAS H SHEhRARD.
- Acting Forester
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16
CosSidluf Loox ~ ~

An lnesan hvsaS near c,esrv e~~d
oue os oar merchants and esHse sH
e1e aaS rsesnzly ~ pay n. hsli,
alter da.ne ~ be wanted s~cesw
la Sasa ss.e merchant ibid ksu . se-
cesIs vac unnecessary Ne Hs~s
haze ~ sEos Hss e~e ycs nosIaaR.
said the Iassaa Me g - keaseG
sad the Lord ssA IrJun he pay
debss. inJsH says YES. Lord a~k
In,su where - reeesps " bat tnJsa
d0s Can't 60 al. over hea 10 look
for vos Tie eoi the receipt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16

Mines and Mining-Colonel L.
Kingsbury and wife are spending
the winter in Denver, and may make
trip to Mexico. Florida, one OF
both. Colonel kingsbury is a well
known miner of Breckenridge. Sum-
nit county, and is the owner of some
Of the richest placer ground in that
famous gold belt. He has great
faith in the possibilities Of that
county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-16
Sick Headache

lhls distressing ailment results
from dlsordered condition of the
stomach All that is needed to ef-
fect cure is a dose or two of Cham
berlaln' Stomach and Liver Tablets
In tact, the attack NAV be warded
off, or greatly lessened in severity
by taking = dose of these Tablets as
soon as the first symptom Of an attach
appears. Sold by all druggists