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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

q medal. Jerry. however. was away on
cruise when the modal man came
round 90 invogligsto. Well these
four men went ont n mile IN the lake,
where the waves were whip, the
Yukon 90 death. and when they came
back there were ten on the Eng, and
her gunwalo was smashed la or the
siarbOard side From shore tho ten
watched the Yukon alip 90 the bot.
TOM
These Are Proud.
IN Oawog0. n. ", lives Captain
Ho1gofty's aged mother one OF the
nrst things he Is going 90 do when
the medal comes from PiUsburk Is 10
show Il 20 her. OF course. she knew
nothing OF the rescue until some time
AFTER Il was over, and Their Il pus her
an IN n flutter YOU might haze got
hurt. my son. she said 20 him Ia re-
monsiranee. But she Is superlativoly
proud OF him. for az that
SO ID Mrs. Tim. who has weak
nerves. aad would have gone al TO
pieces had she known just how seri-
Gus her husbands venture wps az the
time.
And no Is little Francis. Z. who
thinks OF being a brave man on the
water like his father. and whose most
priced possession % tiny riodel
steamship which goes by its own
power.
And 90 does little Ralph, about 1
year old, who gurgloG a welcome when
Captain Tim comes home 60 dinner.
and so "a little Toy terrier that bards
gloofully when the captain makes his
meal time advent no the cosy little
home on the hlll above the harbor,
the mortgage on which rs going 90 he
Hired with the $1,000 which comes
with the silver hero medal.
The engineer, Simpson. Is also mar
rlod, and has a son. aged 40. with
his hrongo medal he gets $500. The
fireman, sasso Is married. but has no
children. He gois a bronze medal and
e500
"it'a a fine thing 20 ho rewarded"
says Captain Tim "And ! must say
we're all deeply grateful"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
ATHLETIC UNION
MEETS NEAR WARRINGTON

Washington. ~. a.. June 1.-The
championship rnmea 81 tho South At
lautic association of the Amateur
Athletic union viii be held III Benz
uingiOu race track. near Washington
This afternoon a silver loving cup
viii DO contested Cor by tho various
clubs and societies taking part in the
various contests The championship
ga. AZ present held BY the Turn roc
lion ~ the baltimore Labor Lyceum
Contestants have been entered from
tho District ~ Columbia, Mnry'und.
North and South Carolina. Virginia.
West NofElnia aud Delaware
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
ACARNE HERO VI. 4: 4 1: :I.:i;

STAFF Correspondence.
Ashlabuh Hari.or o.. June SITS
something that happens often, and
might happen TO anyone a. any time,
That's the way Captain Timothy E
heagorty diamisaes che foat % saw
ing six lives off the barge Yukon
while q was sinking In Lake Erie
during l.ie terrific storm OF October
20. A. be has Just been awarded q
Carnegie hero medal Tor this perhaps
he ls 100 modest ehout g.
A more modest little man than Cop-
tain hcagarty of the tug Thomas
Wilson, could hardly be- found. lie
doesn't look Impressive and weighs
about 100 pounds. IN the bunch Of
men ai the dock where tbs tugs are
moored. he ~ the most inconspicuous
BW then be iH. after nii. q tug among
mon--small but mighty active, game
and powerful
Captain Tim IN Action.
A man az the towing once yolh TO
him through n megaphune. Captain
Tim hops lightly into the pilot house
OF the Wilson. an agile. awarihy fire.
man cas,s oif the hawser. veteran
engineer with face carved out of
oak makes the propeller kick. and the
tug o. on her way go meet leylathan
OF the iakca and bring her In to an ore
dock.
As the saucy little craft goes boil
Ing down 90 the harbcr mouth the
captain, scarce higher than his wheel
Is pointed out from the banks a. tho
man who has richly earned n medal
Tor horoiHm, And 10 are Robert W.
simpson, go, tlle engineer. and Mlch-
aol Sasso. 20. the fireman. for n they
hadn't gone with Hcagerty he
wouldn't have earned e.
. And. az his tug chugs past. Captain
Tim % hailed by men from the biz
irelghiors tied up on route. and no
halls hack a. them with repartee such
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

10 do but look 90 her own safety. You
can't vancouver q big steamship close
20 another vessel 10 a bad storm with.
out cracking them together Ike eggs.
You can't come up close with q tug
without sinking the tug. unless you
don't fear death. and know h0W-and
there isn't n how unless you Just nat
urally get away With a.
A tugman stays on duty all the
time. like "a fireman or n life saver
Now and then he gets a night of or
n Sunday OF az home. He gets one
hour OF each day 90 go 20 dinner
Caiain Tim was no home about 90 dine
when they tclophoned him that the
barge Yukon was off the harbor and
very low In the water and might sink
any minute. wouldn't he come down
and see what could be doneg
Wlfe's Fears Gained.
Mrs. Hoagerty aud the two children
wonder why the captain wouldn't stay
20 eat. "lt won't take you but a min
ute to eat your dinner" said Mrs.
Tim.
"p9o got to go out and get some
men of a barge" said Captain Tim.
Think Of themi"
but mis- wife thought the sea might
be too high. "Oh. no; there's not a
high sea nj all. said Captain Tim.
But Mrs Hoageuy could not UNDER
stand why the men wanted 10 got off
u there was not a high sea. Il Is well
she didat know u was tho highest
sea ever. Il 10 a good thing she is
somewhat deaf and did not know how
the wind was bowling Il Is also good
that she was busy with homework
and did not stroll out 90 the Point"
where about two thousand people
we're watching che sinking vessel and
the little red and green tug bohblng
like a cork ON Ash line. and dis
Appearing SO long that nobody could
ten whether h would come up again.
When Captain Hoagerty got down
90 the i0rka the strong featured en-
glnear was there and the spry young
fireman sRsso. and another fireman.
Jerry Donovan. Incidentally Captain
Tim Worries because Jerry didn't get
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

John Sharp williams, OF Missls-
aippl, che democratic floor leader M
the house, has been credited with the
ability 20 say meaner fhinga in q
smoother voice than any other man
who ever sat On congress. In debate
his sarcasm n q thing 90 be- dreaded.
and His witticismH frequently have q
personal point 20 them that stingH like
a wasp. But. Ia personal intercourse
be o. one Of the most loYahle OF men.
Hia VIE then o. kindly aud apOuiane-
Gus. and he haa all the continent nf a
poet. d ia not generally known, Ny
the wa. that MT Williams is q poet
of no moan ability. De occasionally
publishes Ia the Congressional Record
an enusion alleged 90 have been sent
him By sune constituent His frlendl
Do not hesitate 90 say that the "con-
siituent" In every case Do MrWilliama
himself
An interviewer the other day,
found Mr. williams in a mellow mood.
After a cordial greeting 10 hla caller
the Mlaalsmpplan aRt ios several mo-
menta ln abairactod silence, and t1e
interviewer was prepared Tor Wise
dissertation on Weighiy problems
when be inally spoke this % what be
anids
q IKE these little curla that wo-
men wear behind their ears. q Looks
cornwall 60 me tO eco q woman who
always carries her oOrkacroWa with
hor."
BE had hoan Waichlng the process
al0n 0l feminine fads and iaueiea Hn-
dornoaih bis window Half a dozen
women had disporlod the littio orna-
mento past NJ williams, End NJ hrsi
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Since the advent Of the college
graduates into professional base BALL
the moral standard OF the national
game has been increased and the sport
today is on a higher plane than ever
before. = few years ago the announce
mont OF college base ball piayor
joining the professional ranks was re-
ceifod with q feeling akin 90 horror
Dy the university bred man. but this
mas now entirely disappeared. and base
ball Sc looked upon a. q commendable
profession, whore the pay d good and
the life suitable 20 one who cnioya
game requiring a SKIN developed ia
The highest degree.
Several college graduates refuse 90
play Sunday base ball. the most
notable example holn Roy Thomas.
the University OF ponnsyivauia gradu-
ate. momhor OF the PHILADELPHIA Ma
ti0nais. Dave Fuliz. formerly az the
New York Americans. was graduate
OF Brown University. tie refused TO
play Sunday base pail last aonsun
was his last on the diamond. Ho has
opened n law Office in Wall street
Two college men are managers OF OK.
perlonce. They are Garland (Iake)
stahl of the Waahlnglons. and Fred
Tenney Of Boston. Stnhl ir an alum
nus OF the University OF Illinois and
Tenuoy OF Brown University.
Il Ia n matter OF record that nearly
every college player who has entered
the professional ranks has risen 20 the
top Of tho base ball ladder. thereby
proving that brains. training and as
sociatlons have been important fac
tors IN his successes. II o. said that
there are nearly ono hundred college
graduates playing ball In the big
leagues.
Brown University has given 90 the
game not only Tonney aud Fultz, but
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
NEW TOOL rs a GREAT
hANlMn OF TlME-

A tool has Just been perfected By
Master Mechanic A. - Todd Of the
Santa l'c shops AZ San BernardinO.
that viii Dc a greai tlme.savor 10 the
putting Of nues into locomotives. Or.
dlnarily % requires me equivalent OF
eve days work for uHo man b. place
a sft of huea. while ~ che use 81
the device perfected ~ ST. Todd. q
can be- dune ~ one DAY, a saving Of
four FAN days 81 time A paioui has
been applied Cor on the machine. The
device viii probably b. Installed ln
toe various shops % the system
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

Lynch OF pittaburg. Pqttoo OF New
Jersey and Lauder. formerly with New
York ant philadelphia. Chriaiy Math-
oWaon la a graduate 0f nucknen. Dew
TN, also OF che worlds champions.
graduated from GEORGETOWN Drlll,
the Detroit catcher, White. the CHI
cago pitcher; Hart. the Chicago catch
Or. and Harley, formerly OF the Phil
adelphla Nationals. were turned oct
by Georgetown.
Davis. Of Girard college. Or Powell.
OF Holy Cross; Henley. OF Alabama
Plank, Of OotiyahuFg, aud Coakloy. Of
Holy Cross, are members OF the Phil
adoiphla Athletics. and Manager Mack
has never had the slightest trouble
with any Of them since they became
members OF his team. He ia one OF
the big league managers who Is a firm
believer in the college graduates AZ
a desirable element. both ln and out
Of actual playing
Ia addition 10 Roy Thomas Of Penn
BylVanin. Doollu AMI Caldwell. also coli
lege men, are members OF tho phlla-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
a cATrLEMAN HURT
on THE RANQg.

Raymond Carr. a well known cattle
MIN 90 the eastern part % Me4ave
coEuty Arizona, met With a serious
accident ni the Davis ranch, siEiy-hve
miles southeast OF blackberry. the
other morning He was riding on the
range when his horse fell on him,
crushing one leg badly. says the
Miner. ne wac brought % HackhorFy
IN q wagon. over one Of the roughesi
roads in the county arriving there
forty eight hours aftor the accident
DR. Tlli0n of the TruKlon school was
called. but the young man was ln such
II condition that DO Wae unable 90 70
duce the fracture and aunt him 20 che
hospital Ia Los Angeles The poor
fellow was suffering greatly from the
injury. and serious results may ensue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

breadth escapos he makes little men
ton, but u iB apparent from Indirect
rrfurencoa. IN hts letters Co Washing
ton scientists that be- has them in
plenty. aud when magazine writer's
succeed IN capturing the explorer
while in Washington they may az
tract many a tale % strange oncoun.
Tor f1f the literary entertainment OF
American youth
His collections include great mum.
beers Of shields ana spears ana other
weapons from dangerous tribes and
DO seeks out especially those paftn
where other scientists haze not yot
searched and whore accidental civil.
Hauon has made the least Impression.
~ got some better account ~ his
story and his observations the smith.
sOnian authorities have urged him to
spend SOME time af tho capital on the
present occasion. Besldas being mado
for o visit 90 hts mother aud sisier
ln Philadelphia, DR. Abbott 81 ncw uu.
ucriaklug the journey from the other
side of the world 10 ger iog himself
some general idea of hia own colieo.
ZION % guide hla further explorations
From the hrHi. when hn went 90 A.
rica in 1887. Dr. Abbott has c0naiai-
emily stood hy tho United States na
iional museum On on bis contrihu.
'luns. 80 t1nf the whole collection 81
assembled Va one place Years VIII be-
required tO fully work oui ifa moan.
ing and az DR. Abbott g. nov only
about i6, n his lfo ls spared. tho
collection will also continue 30 grow
for years "a come iia adequate dts
play Weuld require onennh of fhe
court space Of ne present national
museum. Tor a long time q must ho
mainly stored away IN atudy eases. n
o. the largest private collection ever
contributed 90 tho nntIonai museum
and lu many respects one of Tho u0si
Important IN the world
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
CURSES WITNESS ron
SLAYER or HIS SON.

SLAYER or HIS SON.
There vas sensational scene Ia
front of the court room az BOSWELL
Thursday when Lib Ralnbolt the
father OF Will Ralnholi. who was
killed hy Nathan Hendricks, cursed
l.. Shipp. one OF the Witnesses who
had testified for the defense lu the
trial OF Hendricks The aged man
tlld shipp that be was a liar when he
testified Uhat ho had told him the
night of the tragedy that he had
drank hnif q pint Of whlskey with his
son. and that be rockOned that VIII
nainbOit took bis last drink on earth
with him. Fricnda OF Mr. Rainboii
have prevailed ON him Go keep out of
the court house while taking OF tea'
iimony Tor the defense Is IN progress,
oliver Hendricks, a brother OF The
defendant. who was che cause OF Ma.
than Hendricks shooting Omcer Rain.
lQli. and Ralnbolt had arrested him
~ carrying a gun ln making the ar
rect. be- said the olhcer ala 80 iu d
violent manner and cursed him and
punched him in che side with his re-
yolyor Al this point he said the "a.
tai shot was fred hy Nathan Hen.
bricks. They both lied together, ao'
Cording 10 witness, a. they knew that
the man Killed wa a brCtherin'iaw
OF Fred Higglng. who was sheriff and
iallor at che time. and they feared per
sonal violence, and not the law,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
The Very Best Remedy FOR Bowel
Trouble

Mr.. M r. H0rrouens. an old and
well known resident OF nlufgton, Ind.
says Il regard Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoaa Remedy az the
very bost remedy for bowel trouble
! make ihla statement after having
used the remedy Ia nay family Tor sew.
eral years ] am never without o..
This remedy % almost sure % be
needed before the summer IS over
Why nor buy lt now. and be prepared
for such an emergency For sale by
az druggistT
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

The Colorado Telephone company
giih headquarters I'm Denver. Thurs.
day completed the purchase % the in.
teresta OF the las Vogas Telephone
company. aud na soon aa iis new
building o. completed viii consOli-
date the aystems The Colorado com.
pany now REACHES almost ali The
leading towns of The territory and
connects them directly with Denver.
There % satisfaction among the citi,
2ens Of Denver over the prospect Of
one system.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

are nA common ln inaln na are SION.
sch and liver disorders with us. For
the latter, however there 90 a anro
remedy Eiecific niiiom. the gFeut
restorative medicine. of which g a..
Brown. of nennHtfaFllle. q g.. says.
They restored mY wife Co perfect
health. after years ~ suffering with
dyspepsia and a chronlcalig towid
liver" Electric hlltora euro rhillR
and fever malaria. hiili0usness. lame
back. kidney troubles and hiaddod dis
orders. Sold nn guarantee by on
druggists. Price Soc
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

a matrimonial paper published a.
Chlcago. "a its jane issue. contains
~ following advertisement SO.
uilit. Santa 20 county. NeW Mexico
/ am a Widoe hY death. age So. height
@ fest 2, weight 100, have dark brown
hair and eyes. brunette. have Vcry fair
Commented nrnrafi farfa nrt rr.,I
happy, am nn excellent cook. neat ln
cross and household duties Wiah 90
correspond with an honest gentleman
of good character with a view 10 early
marriage have 5000 10 assist bus.
band
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

A CLIENTS, Noy. dispatch says
Joseph Constantine. q we'll known
Arizona prospocior who has iust re-
turned from a trip into Death Valley.
reports the huding Ut the bodies Of
two young eastern proapeciora az the
foot of the Funeral range. Both men
wore trousers bearing a lahel walsh
the Tailor" ana one Of them carried
al expensive Elgln watch. Inscribed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

with the monogram "M. G. H." and
wore a seal ring bearing She letter
Ii. These men persisted nearly 80
miles from water. The fingers of one
OF the men had been worn 90 the bono
digging IN the sand. evidently ln an
attempt tO reach water Constantine
and his men brought the bodies and
they buried them near Carroll Springs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16
SORRY FoR THE DOG.

> Captain 5eaaerty ls tender 4
3 hearted. IN the excitement Of 4
. she rescue a big Newfoundland 4
> dog was left aboard the Yukon. 4
. Il put lts feet on the gunaalo 4
3 and howicd. "a wee = bio, In :
teiliaent dog and seemed 70 !
3 know that 70 was being left 20 4
. lte fate. u had q human lock In 4
9 lie eyes. ! would have taken Of .
8 that dog, too. bot no one was on .
8 board then to pitch him over into Z
Z the TUG. I feel sorry for that deg
. yet" .
ggsSgSSSgSgSSWgS
and wave when the tow line broke be-
tween her and the steamer r. NJ OH-
borne That left the Osborne nothing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

bAA5O.
az "Nou goln to lay up for repairs
agln with that old tub2 Why don't
you set her anreg" This being
friendly slam az an old steel boat
about ten years out OF date. although
q looks mighty impressive TO a land
lubhor.
And then the Thomas Wilson meets
up With a big frolEhter, say the MARI
pOsa, and the captain cheerfully---
When the Lake Lathera.
hut this. you say. "a In fair wether,
and needs no medals. Bat Il was
foul weather when the leaking barge
Yukon was left az the mercy OF wind
SS6s SSSgS gggW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

When our soldiers went 10 Cuba
and the Philippines, health was the
most important consideration. willis
r. Morgan. retired Commlssary ser
goant VI s. A., OF Rural Route No. i,
Concord, ~ ~. says: II was two
years IN Cuba ana two years IN the
Philippines. and being subject 20
colds. ! took Dr. Kings New DiscOv.
cry for Consumption, which kept me
Ia perfect health And nov IN New
Hampshire, we hnd Il the best modi-
cine IN the world for coughs. colds
bronnhlal troubles and al Jung dis.
eases. Guaranteed az all druggists
Price Soc and g. Trial bottle free.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-16

81 W Cook, travelling freight ana
pasonrer agent iof che Santa Fe On
NqW MeNlco has gcae 10 81 paso on
omcini bus.nesg
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-07
Verdict for Dr. Pierce
AGAIxef THE
anes' 0p0e joueuaa

0so1nDg tsueA seter Q -. 1t Is an on
maxim that "a lie will travel seven
leagues while truth Is getting its boots
on and no doubt hundreds Of thousands
Of good people read the unwarranted and
malicious attack upon DY. X. V. Pierce
and his "Favorite Prescription published
IN the May 0S4l number Of the Ladies'
Howe journal, with its great black dis
play headings. whO never saw the hum
BILE, Rroveling retraction. with its incon-
epicuOus heading, published two months
later. 1t was boldly charged in the sland-
erous and libclous article that Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription, for the cure IL
woman's weaknesses and ailments. con-
tained alcohol and other harmful ingreGi-
ents. lr. PIERCE promptly brought suit
against the publishers Of the Ladies'
Home Journal. for taoO.OO.p damages.
D. Pierce alleged that Mr.. Eok. the
eAitaG, naliciously pablished the article
csoeaiaiag Snch false a.d defamatory
Oattee WHY the intent ol injurins his
6osiReap< <4urthsfmore. that no alcohol. OF
0tSer 4jsfious. q habit-forminR, drues
ese. REef Eere. contained in his -Fa-
vsrite qke9Fiptioa :; that sail medicine
= 0aA/i66a native neAieiNal roots aWA
Osae91k1|ss harmful tngreAieats What
eselSA that Mr.. Dek's malicious STATE
- we've wholly sa1 Absolutely faiss.
AR3kAe41an HE4a1A1 ~ 2ADA
~ NM 1erN1 "a AcklnlI110 Rai1Sef
49, 6a1llea e ka41klie Tr:
4 IN s9i0ela ea1elsss. -. ~ z! !. e z
AlleGE1 AAf1{Rl arNGI
10De foces were also Ds0Sea IN tie tffa1 q
- octa2 ~ the Supeeme COurt But the
NusoDess q uDr. PIerre was eYeatly injured hy
else Dabotcstton of the kleio~s article with
Ms gyeoe display beading& while hundreds of
obOuHoss4s y no reed the wickeSily stsfamatory
0p1cuOos as pfvssibie- The matter WIS. how
ever hPvueht before . jury in the Supreme
Ceu41 cf keV York state which promptly
tswoeEeA . verdict IN the DortH's favor.
NJ ~ l100uEesD cQe - Dn1n9 0m4 t11eo4
- anumO - ou1A
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-07
0ovkWille
News Champion CorrespoaAeacs.

"Wednesday Sept 5
Will Prnsser returned from Hotch
Kiss Saturday.
Miss Roth Bracewell left for Boul-
der FRIDAY evening.
A school term OF three months Is
90 begin in our district Monday,
sept lOth
Miss Edna Upton went up to
Razor creek Monday to stay awhile
with Mrs. Clarence McD1Hald.
Hard and torrential rains and
scarcity of labor are making the hay
harvesting very difficult Tor our
ranchmen
Mrs. +. d. Stephnsons, Miss Bees
sic Gibbons and Mervin Gowan went
up to Waunita Monday night to at
tend the dance
4 News came Yesterday to Will
ProSser that his uncle, George Pierce,
for many years resident of Doyle
vile, wss dying in Hotchkiss.
After visiting for three months
with his cousin, Mrs. W. A. johnson,
Fred Game returned 10 his home in
Colorado Springs Friday.
Having secured a position with q
cold storage fruit company near
Paonia, Colo, J. l.. Kemp and fam
| lily started for their new location
Wednesday.
Those who went TO the show Mon
day night had bushels Of fan. 1t
was pronounced the best ever secn
in our school house. The aame COM
p.ny will play in the Crooksson
school house Saturday evening Sept.
18th with an entire change Of pro-
gram. A social dance will follow
the play, the music TO be furnished
by the company orchestra.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-07
S~.seS

SAp.se3
Correspondence.
Thursday, sept 6
Feses fSlersoa resxrnei from the
county set Moody.
S. T. Land aud George Roosevelt
were eSssss st the 0etTo1,olstiaa
hotel Aoaday.
J. H. KslIagg pssssd tkrosgh hase
" ednesday returning fTosa hsaver
10 hts saw mill ON Lake Pork.
Miss Nctt,e Grout rrturned 10 her
home IN GunRison Sandav after q
two weeks visit with ir,ends here.
Miss LYDIA Hill arrived from Oak
laai, Nebr. Sunday 20 teach a nine
months term Of school. Miss Hill
taught here very sUcces sfully two
Years ago and her I lends and up
ils gladly wslc ome her back.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-07
Tn CO Dottiaes
ews Champion Correspondence.


Wednesday, Sept. 20
Aaa Jesssp is still very low.
Ed Lindslcy left for Gunnison
Ssnday morning.
Mr.. =. @. Edwards has been On
The sick list for several days.
G.. ID. Brown VS. in town from
ths Dinner Station for sspplies Sat-
srday.
c. r. JUDY and family drove over
from Pie Plant for supplies this
week.
Edward Vance, forest guard at
Dorchester was in town Saturday on
business.