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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-24
General Managers Discuss Passes.

Fort Worth, Tex, Dec 24.-The mat
ter Of railway passes for next year in
Texas was considered by the general
managers of Texas lines here but no
conclusion was reached The decision
IT fleE general managers. was to pro-
coed with great caution until there is a
DEFINITE construction of the new law
for their guidance Quite number Of
railway attorneys were present to adj
wise. on these points.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-24
Automobile Trip Completed on r. I.

AufOmObIIe TIP OONnDIeteu on Il. i.
Vice President Biddle of the Rock Is
land Frisco, has received the following
dispatch from Charles ]. Glidden, who
has completed. an automobile trip over
the Rock Island lines:
Fort Worth, Tex, Dec 19, 1906
Completed 300 miles run with automo-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-13
E2zz9zz@ z:}1z3zza5zx EnAzzaI l

wreath of forget-me-nots punctuated With 6 couple of big cabbage roses in na2a DIX aneircle the crown, while the steep bandeau is wreathed With and a great splashing bow of straw iibbGn-a recent novelty-in white, ',ale blue and maize yellow, fills in the tilted side with excellent effect Some roses and a couple of tight lit tla punches of forget-me-nots are tucked into the center of the bow to match those on the top of the hat.
 Those Irregular Shapes Continue.
 ChapeauX that in no wise conform 10 the face or the features are the best items in the milliner's most fas- ciaatine display this season. But the !. spactive customer must take long anl goodly counsel of triple mirror ere she commit herself irrevocably to the purchase Of any one of these Not only must the front, the back and the side views be well studied, but it were also a wise move to view oneself walking down the room and guage the appearance of the hat in a full- length mirror and so judge of it's size and impression in relation to the wearer's height and build
 The essentially Parisian chapeau of the picture is one of those shapes that seem 10 follow no law but the Hifliaer's caprice. and. therefore, it were well to view it from points of view ere purchasing. To the girl vh" can war those irregular shapes
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-13

whichever the shape might need is re;-!.y t,.e ,sahi4g = the hat, have arisea fe th sir attea an9 furnish ] their he's nu hsys With this indis pena:b,e item and 1hen the arrange rent Of ribbons and flowers, CT beth. is but q matter of taste.
 There is a perfect furore for the sail CT shapes. Not that this is liable to lead to monetony, SC far as the s..2aise itself is concerned, for there are more changes rung upon this one u2c . tan ca2 could imagine at trst lance. There are flat crowned and hroad-brimmed sailors. regular soup p'ate affairs, to which. nevertheless, a wonderful amount of cachet is i'm parted by tho use of q steep banlequ that extends pretty we'll all around tho headsiZe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-13
A Perfect Furore for the Sailor-lrreq- ular Shapes and Outlines-FloWers in All Sorts of Fashions-Paradjse PIumes and Ostrich Feathers.

The chapeauX that importers dis play, each one of them bearing the magic name of some famous Parisian "createur des modes,' are more fasci- trying in wear than were those that served to usher in the late season.
 Shapes that in nowise conform to the face or t',e features are the strongest card in the milliner's new pack. and it will assuredly require long and careful study before the mir TOT just 10 get accustomed to the novel outline that those same fasci- hating shapes present.
 This year it is the pressed shape, rather than the so.called made one. that rules the style; and there are some i'll Leghorn. Tuscan, Milan and other Italian braids-to say nothing of the horsehair and erin and satin weaves that are less expensive. if more common-whose charm lies in shape rather than in trimming
 The hats that the readyto-trim counters present are somewhat | & couraging for the amateur milliner to view, for it is altogether in the trimming scheme that such are to be made becoming Some of the best makers of those, learning by expert
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-13
SECRETION OF ILLUSTRATION
That Fascinating Flat Sailor.

The L. horn braids ara making history for themselves in all of the il,,r0rted des igns. and already the s~pply on this siae of the Water ihrsatens to run low. An extremely tetehing model is displayed in one of tbe fu1at sh3!ss. wit,1 just sim fllest of trimn'i4e an the top, but With an extreme eachet conferred in the steep eeehe-neigne that is tuekel into the headsize and extends pretty well around the crown. Just little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-13

flons' is easily in the lead. Ar ,n
 over oatiste embroidery in a''
 FhIfe is used for the sensib,o pure
 t'at is pictured-a Parisfa, Aape
 fatlon, by the way-and tba oa. .por'
 bound with plain White sati, IS
 bon. The wire frame is fr.t iio,
 With a substantial white not sa
 over this the embroidery is laid ,'a s
 ard c1t 10 shape. and both nm. '''t
 Hnd~r Arfr's di@play taa open a.a., al,p
 The crown is rather high, tho ,,,', .A
 the sa'na sizo au aroun7 ''"
 b27deau in the bacl1 s1.,-. . = t'@t srAe:J tit o.-a,, t'.a ai.es iN+h h"c0A1i0o tc the w~9rau a,,.q 's ''@- f0 ''~" *'~ht. Fos5a Iar.a m, f aFr - e, p1un1as 70 .r;s1os.., s'l -',-,- II ' dl.-s- e.-a,. the cro,,--, in% # al~'cs- completely. f1o +ia. noa ''r'r TH--'' - the front. c7re1.,fa1. ''heNn is knctted on the cacha.9oion. ;2l the hac', mak;no ! saaaef e.z7+rast to the block and white scheme 7rhioh fl1a bar presents on top.
 Ar Extreme Of Parisian chio
 i'll ataether viaw of he 9'4cf5ad,, ped;sh sai1cr s'aqre is Draza.7+aa 4a thts vory saie Par;sian importation r n5esea5ina. tbis time the vapv ou irene Of tlle latest mode Nrb;1a tbo raw shape i+salf is son14wha+ sm9u '1a trimnfa" is so c'eve@lT arrqneea tAat t sa@lna to 'on rfora thq=Y triso 'a1'"e" tl'37 'aa9'- of those which are accepte4 as authentic models. The .traw is cna of those rather coarse satin waves. with a highly lustrous finish and the shape is maDaoed with the crawn slopina from the back to the front, the higher back being raised by means of the steep cache paieno Quite a flower
 ard n is bull UT oa tha crown Roses 1eliotrcpes. feathery maideaza;r .ef,ns foliaee and soft litt5e mss .esehn7s are c7eyerly intesa:asiea #he teead Of the earnitrHs b. ing in lle sa5ses liHa as the S of the ,teaW itself. low in front and rising Irite q little in the back, The steep andeau is covered with loops of ale WaterH ereen moire ribbon. these vired inFis;l9!E md extending well be end the lsa Of the brial It re. l.ires ra Ter pronounced style to ,arry this extreme shape effectively; nit to the woman who knows her s5n possibilities where the chapeaux 70 eeaeeGned this model will be a
 1orea one for general utility wear "a summer through.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-13

they are nightly becoming, giving regular ones seldom afford. Rather a light shade of leghorn makes the shape in this instance, the crown small and cup-shaped, while the brim spreads it's widest part in the back narrowing quite little to the front The usual deep cache-peigne appears in the back, and the brim is caught up at the right rather than at the left side, where enc is more accustom- ed to seeing it. 4 careless twist of black sa in ribbon is caught around the crown, the end running over the brim in the back. Little punches of pink cottage roses are mixed wi. I feathery maidenhair, and these cove" the bandeau and catch the hrim at the right side, where big para disc ri"me, white tipped with faint rink. waves iauntily in the hreeze. 4 trying style to the average and lo. coming to the youthful face orlv. hut wen lertully smart when worn at just tie right angle and vita tae right to:ffpre.
 It.. Leghorn Is Back Agei'.
 The possibilities of the big, fofling leehorn hat. just the same as the small child wears in summer time, are being recognized by the modish mil!iner, and in consequence all of those shapes are eagerly picked up. to be bent and wired and twisted into the most fascinating chapeaux for t'e of the tricorne is effected in the smart Partisan model of the picture and Pasisian, too. in effect is the ex- trere simplicity of the trimming As is inevitable this season. there is steep bandeau of crescent shape tucked in at the back, So that it's deepest part comes somewhat to- wards the left side. A broad. careless fold of dark green velvet ribbon is loosely caught around the crown, the ends of this being carried over tho hrim. seemingly to hold it in shape. 1t the left side large bunch of white six vio'ets and some green vel ves ma,lephair fern is caught. and the back is filled with generous lunches of the same, A smart straW buckle with little tiny straw roses the button kinl-is smartly posed on -ha ether side, and the whole hot with III Of Is Parisian mo1tshn5Sa is nevertheless an excellent exqmpIa of the simelieit7 that prevails 'f season in the most attractive medals.
 A Plume Tfion'ed Lingerie Bro
 duction.
 Thera are any number of smart s}apss on sale this yaar. ,fash;caa1 frcm all sorts of lingerie materials. an3 ef those tbe sailor hat. in some one 1T another of its many manifesto
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
GOOD TIME
AT ANNUAL ROUND UP
C>nI-~-ns Day as Viewed by Walker juan DAVIS n
Denve1 Post

aud excellent. and the people who
crowded the sidewalks all along the
line If march shouted iosdlv their
praise 81 President W \ Gillasrsy.
who rode at the front. Grand Mar
shal I T. Lightly and bis aides.
who galloPed everywhere and, iu
isci. all of the many active and efti-
cient members of the variout com
mIttee-.
A very pretty siglt. 400. vas the
qaa1rIlle un hprsr5rrk. slulethiag
unique iu cowboy and cowgirl do
ngs- The ponies pirlgited aud
very nearly bowed b. each other. a.
their riders did when the caller
shouted. Honor yuHr partners 2" II
was grand and inspiring thing
There were ten sets of eight each.
all carrying cut accurately the fig
ures Of the dance
Nothing could have been more
delicioasly satisfying than the big
trout dinner in the court house
grounds Hundreds Of the big
brown; crisp salmon trout and speck-
led trout, cooked to a turn bv that
wonderful old time aarkev. George
Williams, were served 10 the hungry
multitudes To :. T.. Land of
the FISH hatchery and John Lehritier
j. due this great feast They had
twenty men out fishing all the day
before and the catch Of each was
great
The horse racing down the prin-
cipal street brought out the greatest
enthusiasm There is no other town
in the world, at day and date, where
such a thing could he conducted.
the danger of running down and in
Juring bystanders being too great.
but in this wide street with two
dozen marshals on the alert, the
eager public was well protected.
Il never enjoyed myself better in
my life" ] could not help remarkins
on the train Ms ] came reluctantly
away, 'and there are no finer people
anywhere than those Gunnison
folks"
That's right" came back the
whole car full in chorus.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
TWENTY YEARS AGO. a

The Colorado Midland was a
building.
The Louisiana State Lottery was
still being extensively advertised.
Torrance Connolly and Miss Julia
Gallagher were married by fr.
Cuin.
Geo. Cornwall had 1000 celery
plants growing nicely ON his Ohio
reek ranch.
Fred Myers was arrested Tor steal
ing a bob sled Of II. r. Hammond
and a calf Of Mr.. McGlasheu.
Engineering parties were survey
fng extensions Of the c. x :. from
Baldwin in over the Anthracite TO
he North Fork
J. Wallace OH sold his interest
IN the Elk Mountain PIolet and be
came Rev. j. Wallace OH, accepting
The pastorate Of the Episcopal church
at Aspen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
TWELFTH DISTRICT
NORMAL INSTITUTE
laarscoss and Teaches Beng Loyalty EsAota;.od
By the HospAabie Caizcas On C.,nnisoa

Mrs. Geo. l.. Hess. instrumental
music and refreshments being the
chef amsseaeufs Ut the evening
Saturday noon fish fry will he
given for the teachers at the state
bridge. which event Is being looked
forward 10 with mach pleasure as
being characteristic II G.nnison.
Miss katherine l.. Craig State Super
intendeut Of Psblic Instruction, will
deliver lecture at the Presbyterian
church FRIDAY evening Everyone j.
invited H. come aud hear Miss Craig
The success 81 the institute h largely
due to G1nnisln cDuuiys 81 perm
tendeut, Miss Fannie Barnett. who
has worked faithfully D. make 1t the
success 1t j..
The following instructors and
and teachers are IN attendance at
the Twelfth Normal Institute
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Ohio Geek Items
Nun Crp

BY Telephone
Gail Moore has new hay stacker.
Mrs. f. c. Teachout and daughter
Ethel, Of Delta county visited old
friends ON Ohio creek recently.
Ohio creek people were sorry to
learn # the death of Allen q. Teach
out. He was well known here hav-
ing lived here a number Of years in
the early SOS.
Noah johnson, of Ava, Ill, and
Bert Goodman Of Nineland, Colo,
nephews of l.. H. Easterly and Chas.
Seyferth Of Ava, Ill arrived Tues
day to help harvest the hay crop and
see the West.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Csnnsno L6soses 4 P,ooees.

.-unnI-sn list an hosaE-d and re
= aeted citizen an the death 81 Allen
= rye 'ieacboaf la-i Tuesday morn
.irr Mr. Tcachosi has been ia
~ o health far over a wear but was
!. ausiy iil FIR only week before
, death. pneumonia bet.g the
. '.' disease. Allen Georee Teach
q va bora IA Eachestcr. \ y.
Anr.i :, lS.;5. aud was at the time
'o' his death ] wears. 3 mouths aud
: davs old lie was ane Of Colo
- , pioneers. coming D. this state
y Toe year o. aud spending the
l. twenty five wears on Ohio Creek
a. B Ganni~o.a ,~herc he has been
~ Iiejar Of tiu ftarrian house.
q december : lS72 De- was mar
- i1 Miss Mamie Jackson. three
9. reu being bora q them. feo
FL .lemt Hattie aud Roger. and be
'e survive him. Ed Teachout an q
i.ary Ieschout e Eckert aud ilar-
b. leaehoUt Of Colorado Springs,
triHefs. aud brother # Mrs
leIohlut were present to att end the
tuueTal services which were held In
u Methodist church at ten O'Clock
lnur,day morning Rev. Merriu
oi chat church conducted the ser
W. and the remains were buried IN
u Mason : and Ojl Fellows ccme-
ter.
Ar Ieachout was man who
gained the good will and respect Of
all who knew him. beng strictly
honest and upright in business and
a thorough christian gentleman His
presence will be sadly missed IN the
community, in the Methodist church
oi which be has been member
since lSJs and IN his home where
hc was loved as true aud faithful
husband and Kind father.
lie loved the " ord Of God its hopes
eternal
Grew sweeier as the end oi lite drew
nigh.
He's gone The problem that SO hong
he studied
That mystery of the world to come
profound
Is solved: His tree of life, which only
IA tDAdra
-. 80 isli harvest 10, Celestial
05essl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Monday morning the Teachers
Institute opened here under most
favorable circumstances. an carroll
ment of about sxty-f1sr instructors
and teachers being made Much
enthusiasm Is being shown hy all
aud under the guidance Of the ex-
celieat instructors. much good work
will be-doae Monday night at the
Presbyterian church. Prd. W X
Thomas Of the Agricultural College
delivered lecture oR Romance Of
the Frontier, O. large aud appre-
ciatIve audience. Dr Will Grant
Chambers Of the State Normal de-
lsered an entertaining lecturs.
choosing for has sabiect. Training
Tor Citizenship. Last evening at
the Woodmsn hall a large reception
was rendered the teachers and resi-
dents Of Gunnison This was a
most enjoyable affair, vocal music by
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
There vas al kInsi- OF TIM
Al t,psBi-oa;
Cosbcss. co~grls-didnt they rsn
Aud thu catiieman aud all.
W neither greai 90 wsst NJ small
ibd everything that aaybDs,y e,,s',d hase
done.


done.
Nou MESSED -. You should
have been with me aud other Den
veritas at GunnIson. enjpyiBR Cat
tlemeas Day which is really two
days aud i the annual celebration
u the Gunnisou Co.Hty Stock Grow b
cr- association
h was all brilliant. amusing
picturesque, lively aud enjoyable
from start 10 finish There was nat
a dull moment IN either of the two
days Of unailoyed pleasure which
began last TUESDAY morning
There were 50 many good things
10 see aud hear and eat and drink
and in every way enjoy, that IT =
just foolish % attempt 60 euumerate
them. The parade was the most
notable event uf the first day, aud IL
was certainly unique aud entertain
ing in every detail. A great caval-
cade Of expert hnrsemen aud horse
women, riding frisky "bronks. was
followed by series Of floats repre-
senting various phase If life and
occupation IN this thriving portion
Of the far West
OF the exhibits the one that per
haps attracted the most attention
was Jack Cabin, a representation
in miniture Of the first human habi-
tation that was erected in Gunnison
county w A. Wilbers, the present
owner Of the historic hut, drove the
float, and he drove it proudly.
''Oh, look there y exclaimed Col.
L. r. Harger of Denver, who. with
John r. Vivian. viewed the parade.
"Hows that for typical mountain
~ aeUt p He Wa gazing al r.s
funniest little clown in the oddesi
of little carts drawn by the wooliest
Of little burros, which was closely
accompanied by the tiniest Of little
colts.
All the floats were characteristic
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Ak.soa1t.
News Champion Correspondence.

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Aug. |
Among recent arrivals at Almon'
are; Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Van Setback
Miss Van Setback, Robt. and Capt
Louis T. Van Setback Of Chicago
Capt. Chas. Crawford of Leaven
worth. Kansas, mr. and Mrs. ". b
Kemp of Ridgway, r. c. Rydstron
Mrs. Rydstron, r. c. Rydstron, MIS-
Griffin Of Fort Smith. Kansas, II. y
Pemberton, w. b. Conway. of Chi.
cago. c. w. Brown and wife Of Can
ON City, Senator Fred y. Bailey and
Geo. c. We'ch of Denver. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". J Shave. son William and
daughter Clara of Cincinnati: W B
Sargent of Newark. Ohio. Dr. and
Mrs. 7. d. Sanford. daughter Mar
Caret, Miss Orahood, DIR Machiutosh
II. F. Lake Jr. :. T. Land and "
c. Burnett Of Gunnispn: " rreu
Stewart of Prescott, Arizona.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
CAsteton Clipcines

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, July -
Alex Waugh has his new barn
nearly finished
C. A. Partch and family returned
Monday from lola.
ID. NJ Wallace's new buildings
are nearly completed
Nearly all our people attended the
celebration at Gunnison and report
a fine time.
\rFF cED
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Aanng Z aiIssai Pcoek
Special Correspondence.


Ii is reported that d. q Il. G..
officials are very agreeably surprised
at the ease and cheapness with
which the road between Grand June
ton and Montrose and Paonia was
changed from narrow to broad gage
The expense came way within first
estimates. This will encourage
immediate broad guaging of the
Ouray, Gunnison and Marshall pass
sections. This success has also lead
The c. d 5. to seriously consider a
change. The only sticker is Alpine
tunnel. This road has recently
made extensive coal purchases on
The North Fork and We have it ON
good authority that the old problem
If extending from Baldwin over To
The Anthracite and North Fork and
going on the clear through the fruit
country to Montrose is being studied
again. There is little doubt but
that if this is done the main c. n ).
Inc will come in Gunnison county
via Taylor park
Harry Naughen, Superintendent
Il bridge construction Was over this
week to inspect the new ID. a II. G,
depot at Almont. The construction
crew of eight has been transferred
to Cebolla, there to repair bridges,
culverts, etc. There is talk Of new
station house at Cebolla.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
bovcman
hampton Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday, July %
Chief Roberts of Denver returned
% camp Saturday and has two men
already working in his claims.
Mr. Rednor. president of the Abe
Lincoln company returned TO Bow
erman last week after an extended
trip to his old Kentucky home.
Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Dunbar. on
July 27th, a baby girl Mother and
child doing nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

j. II. Gavette was called home
last week by telegram, from Castle
ton, Utah, ON account of the severe
injuries received by his son Ralph
from Charles Duree. lie will return
to Utah as soon as the trial is over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
High Grade Shorthorn Sale.

For sale. high grade shorthorn
cattle Of all kinds in punches To
suit the buyer
400 cows and calves.
$50 two-vear-ald heifers.
$50 yeariiug heifers.
POO dry cows.
- thorough bred high grade
bulls
For further information address
News Champion office. Gunnison
Colo
These animals are from a neigh
boring county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
LOCAL NEWS

Dr. c. q. Davis and wife were
down from Waunita yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

John Howell OF Australia Is visit
ing Mr.. aad Mrs Abernathy at
Riverside ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Claude Swearengtn formerly Of
Gunnlson came iu from Pueblo
SATURDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Mr. and Mrs. ID. y Cuthbert en-
tertained few friends Tuesday
evening ia honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. C. Cuthbert of iittleton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Before buying jellie glasses b,
sure and examine the large stock al
Clarence Adams.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Saloon League will deliver an ad-
dress III the interest of the League
j. 5. Willbanks
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Mrs Louisa Bieble went To- Den
yer Thursday on a business trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Christian Science services at the
Christian church, Sunday at II a.
m Subject: Soul
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Mrs Chas Getz Of Montrose re
turned to her home Thursday
accompanied by Mrs Frank Iloel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

The dance give .s-t SATURDAY
bv the Gdnnis0n rl. -tra Of seven
pieces was largely tended An
other Will be give tamorrOw eve
ming at the Lave. aud a good
is assured all who dt--1l
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Saguache Cresceut-Joe Cuenin
and son came over from Chloride
Tuesday and went over on the Coch-
etopa yesterday on r@erve matters
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Prof. a. q. Hoel returned We'd
nesdav from Minnesota where he
has spent his summer vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Bishop Metz co-trmed a large
class in the Catholic church at Crest
ed Butte Sunday m rning and an
other at Gannison IN tae evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

FoUND-In front Of La Neta hotel
last Sunday, large umbrella. In
quire for same 1t this Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

II and 20 cent wash goods 10
cents per yard. SiID and $500
wash skirts 500 and 100 other
bargains
Sap,r,lirers
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Found, on the street, four rolls Of
Eastman films partly used. Owner
may have same by paying for this
notice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

There viii be iaI-S neetinC Al
the Pre-. 3ytArian carreI next Sab
bath evening at 8 O'clock Rev C..
G. Smith, Field Agent of the Anti
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

The Fairy Lawn ice cream parlor
Is open every afternoon and evening
except on Sunday. Cali and try a
dish Of our delicious ice cream and
cake.
Mrs. J. A. Gavette
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03

Mr. J. p Parks y Brown
M. y. ). George
OtRAN COUNTY
supt Lewis Miss Antoinette karns
Miss Helen kiHbsil Muriel tomforth
San MIGUEL COUNTY
supt Chas. v stson Mr. b. I. Shirley
Miss Aasie Dawson
GuNNIsoN COUNTY
s.st. ranc.s bur,sett Miss nsrtha Williams
Miss Alma Busey Callie bs-ey
Lay McGinais Minnie tween
Lille Hovey Rose Arch
uarie ketcham Helen bi-eell
Lila sckleford q" sara n. Easterly
Aletha burnett Lillian Blakley
Matte Nnder ' Luelia johnson
kutr Crazy p" floreace Null
Nelma Eastman Emma Peterson
Julia Clifford Mrs kate Arch
Mrs Eudora Needles AMR Crooks
nr. John Deason
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Wanted.
Bring your School Children

To the LaNeta hotel Monday and
TUESDAY, August l3 and IA, DR. X.
c. Sapero, the well known eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist Of Denver,
viii examine their eyes and yours
free. Call early.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-03
Cash Paint Store

First corner south Of Hardware on
Main st Cut prices for cash. Also
furnished rooms. lodging and stable
to rent
THEupURE /. SCHMIDT