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McGarey and Phelan are summerina
at Cape Cottage. Several sailing par
ties and socials were arranged in their
honor. They have promised to re-
visit Baileys next season.
Tennis enthusiasts are Bailey's Is
land crowded around the court of MIR
Root on Friday morning to witness the
contest for championship in singles
John Seward of Orange, y. j., wrest
ed the honor after an exciting contest
The runner-up was c. j. Oliphant OF
New York.
Mr.. Seward is regarded as one OF
the best amateur racquet-wielders
the East and has won the title O!
Bailey Island Champion nearly every
season he has been here. The only
previous holders were Ralph Root and
c. ]. Oliphant
The champions in mixed doubles are
Miss Winnifred Root and c. ]. Oliph.
ant but the title has for several years
been uncontested.
Saturday evening the Cottagers
Association conducted a private dane.
ing party in the hall.
The Launch "Tekitisi" took a picnic
party to Yarmouth Island Saturday
morning. Among those who partici
pated in the outing were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. +. Root, Mrs. Mary Peck. Roy.
al and George Root. They repor,
having had a very happy time.
Mr.. r. II. Woodman's new yacht,
Winjoy," Is moored in Mackerel Cove
IL Is said to be the swiftest craft OF
Its class In these waters and Mr.
Woodman Is endeavoring to arrange
races with any yachts or sloops that
have won reputation. The winjoy was
built this season by the famous Ship
wright Moose of Friendship and Is ar.
ranged for cruising. IL has a commo-
dious cabin six feet high. containing
four hunks and Is also fitted with a
well arranged galley, locker and bath
rooms.
Allan Miller of Washington, ID. c..
sailed picnic party to Eagle Island
Friday In honor OF the Misses May
and Minnie Wiley of New York. Mrs.
Robert r. Peary very kindly granted
them the freedom Of the island and
proved a cordial hostess. They made
thorough examination OF the islands
attractions. were much interested In
some Of Lieutenant Peary's trophies
and brought back to Bailey's sou.
venirs Of a happily spent day.
Many Bailey islanders are regret.
ful to learn that the Rev. Charles n.
Oliphant Of Methuen, Mass, who has
been a cottager here for fifteen years
will not spend his summer at casco
Bay. He has taken his family 10
Jefferson, ". H., for the season.
Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham IL road.
ing the proofs OF her novel The Open
Shutters" IN a few of har 49,. 80
mate friends. This book win be pub
lished In october by Houghton. Mif.
fiin & Co. who predict that II will be
one OF the most popular Of their
Christmas books.
A new record was established at
Mackerel Cove Thursday. II was dis
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CASCO BAY STEAMBOAT CO.
Custom House Wharf,
Custom House Wharf, Portland, Ne.
Time Table In Effect July list. 1906.
WEEK DAYS.

1.la@s eis'' 81. city yse s0SinE sSS iooo ffss sss
sas $40. s's6 ZOO. 4so si So SaS sS iiis l
Return-s.15. 40. $40. $50. 1920.
1l.2o a. m, 1920. LIS, AIS. 2i5. $40.
6s;oo. $40. $40. 7.3o. SIS. 900. b1o.i5.
,,s$ S$F ed:sinf' fs.. 1'lf9ss ss sss ass s sss ss
Re,urn.s.ds. Sos SOS. s.is. 11.so a. m..
i.ee. 200. $50. 40. $50. $50. IT'S. s.as.
For Little and Grea. Diamond Islands.
TIefethens and Evergreen Landings.
peaks Island) and Ponce's Landing
"a m: i21s, zoo. 300. $40. $50. $40.
ReturnVteaVe Little Diamond Island.
s.ao: 4.i5. SIS. Gas. 7.25. SIS. aio.sS
Retgrn-Leave Grea. Diamond Island
S.l5. 7.2o. $40, 1000. 11.45 a. m. 100,
BIS. 40. $50. $40. 7.2o. $50. aio.so
s1s Sety5HJIsays UT. La TTesstsens # e Lending
4.o5. SIS. s.s5, 7.l5. s.55. a1o.a5 D. m.
Return-Leave Evergreen Landing eos.
200. $50, $40. $50, $50. lis, s.ss .. m.
Return-Leave Ponce's Landing SIS.
700. $50. $40, 11.25 a. m. I10. 2.55, $50.
500 $40. 100. $40. a1o.1s p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Isiand)-7.oo, 500, 500, 1000. il 90 a. M m.
1920. LIS. 2.i5. 5.1s. As. $40. $40. 7.so.
SsSV y. M
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-23

ark, n. j., who are located at the
Summit House until September first,
are enjoying Chebeague thoroughly.
Mr.. Miller is brother of Mrs. E. d.
Harrison, who is spending the season
here with her husband Mr.. Harrison
was one Of the Field Day Committee
In 1905 and 1906 and he always
makes good"
Mr.. j. w. b. Van de Water arrived
Saturday from Hampstead, NJ Y. to
join his family, whoi s-e.ar thy Sum.
NIT House.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Patterson of Mon.
treal, who were here last season and
also one previous summer are stop
ping at the Summit House for a few
weeks.
Mr.. G. T. Phipps Of Mil IN, Mass,
and friend, Mr.. Alonzo Stevens are at
Mr.. Phipps' cottage on the South road
for short time.
Miss Helen Mayo of Milton, is spend.
Ing a few weeks on the island as the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. G.. T. Phipps.
Mrs. William Allen Harris gave a
clam bake for her family and friends
Friday afternoon at Cleaves' Point.
Among those present were: Mrs. w.
z. Newell, Mrs. Smith, who Is at The
Hamilton and Mrs. Morse. who is
rooming at Mrs. VI. NJ. Mansfield's
cottage.
Among those present at the birth.
day fete given Miss Helene Spaulding
by her friend, Mrs. c. p. Sherman last
Thursday evening were: Misses
Myers, Miss Margaret Leal, Miss Mar.
gretta McCandless, Miss Annie Cass,
Mr.. Jack Thomas, Mr.. Frank Baxter,
Mr. Leslie Lord, Mr.. Gilbert Ridgway,
Mr.. Joel Sheppard, Mr.. Percy Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cass and Miss Cass
OF Philadelphia are visiting at DIR. and
Mrs. z. A. Austin's.
The New Gloucester and Danville.
Me-. oranges held their first Casco
Bay picnic here Thursday. About two
hundred were on hand and a beauti-
ful picnic dinner was disposed OF by
hearty appetites.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Brown and
daughter, Alice Carey Brown. OF West
field, Mass, who are at the Island
View cottage, were here two seasons
ago.
Mr.. J. III. Guy of +. Braintree. Mass.
VINO Is at Island View, Is an accom-
plished tenor and gives some Inn
WIFE, which are much enjoyed by the
guests.
Miss Katherine I. Clemons and
Miss Laura Ball Clemons of Spring
held. are sojourning at Hamilton
Villa.
Mr.. James Eaton and Miss Annie
c. Eaton OF Burlington, VT, arrived
At Hamilton Villa on the 10th to
spend the remainder Of the season on
Chebeague. l
Mrs. Edward West Atwater OF
Brooklyn, IL registered at the Island
View cottage for August With her
daughter, Miss Ruth. She expects to
be joined by Mr.. Atwater later. Miss
Ruth was here one season previously.
A party OF twelve guests OF the
Island View went to New Meadows,
Monday, taking Capt. Bennett's
launch to Freeport and continuing by
electrics to the Inn at New Meadows,
where they took dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Pryor of Mel
rose, are at the Island View cottage
Tor sojourn. Mr.. Pryor has spent
several seasons on Chebeaede
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID. Harrison OF
lryington, y. J., who are at the Sum-
init House for an extended stay, spent
a Few days with some of Fneir chill
dren at Squirrel Island this week.
Among this months arr..t a at the
Hamilton villa are q Ialre( (fparty Of
East and North Weymotf Mass.
people including: Mr.. Herb<rt r. Cur.
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ISLAND STEAMERS.
HARPsWElL STEAMBOAT CO.
Portland Pier.
In Erect June IS. 1906.
hARPSwEll DIVISION.
From Portland, GoIno East.

hARPswELL DIVISION.
From Portland. Going East.
Leave Portland. 100000 a. m. 1.3o.
$40 p. m. Sunday. s.l5. lois a. m. TACO.
Leave Long Island. 7.25, 1925 a M.
LIS. 5.35 p. m. Sunday. $40. 1910 a. m.
Leave Long Island Gas, End>. 7.ss.
1o.25 a. m. 2:o5: 5.45 p. m. Sunday. $50.
'0se Leave a % little Rs' cheseasue p @ c74o clo.o
a. m. C2.lo. $50 p: m. Sunday. Cs.5s.
clGss avs GIift MI; GsaG isisnd p ss m ,o5s A.
2.25. eos p. m. Sunday. 1910. lilo a: m.
Leave jerks. Great Chebeague. sos.
3d.SS ISS a; a, M. 2ss. siS p. m. Sunday.
Leave Litiiehelds: Great chebeague.
SIS; Ills a. m: s45. S2S p. m Sunday.
Leave south Ha-pswen. $40. l.tc
a. M. s;lo. $50 p, m. Sunday. lo.Ss. Il.s5
Leave Bailey island. 1855. .ll5s a. m.
..iI.io i a. M. NO .}s16. I; $50 '. p m. e'
Arrive GTTs > m Island sa, sis 90 a. : M; isiS'
Leave orrs Island. $40. s.25 a. m. l.ao.
Leave Bailey Island. 500. :.s.ss a: m.
:i;So; s'BS.2S p; m sunday. "s.es'
Bliss ss a. M; :: SIS ss D. Ga'~s ~. '-'' is'
1918 a. m, 2.3o. $50 p. m. Sundays. $50.
1l.50 a. m. 420 p. m.
Leave Jenk's ct. Chebeague. $50. 1925
IL 90 m, $50 .. m
Leave Gin Island. 700. lo.s5 a. m. 2.so.
$50 p. m. Sunday, 40 a. m. l2.lo. 4.30
p. m.
Leave Little Chebeague. IT'S. C1o.5o
q. m. Cs.05, C5.o5 p. m. Sunday. C7.25
Leave Long Island, East End, 100,
1o.55 a. m. $40. $40 p. m. Sunday. 7.3o
Leave Long island. 7.so. HOS a. m.
$40. $40 p. m. Sunday. 7.4o a. ~. 1910.
Ito, 500 p. m.
500 p. m. Sunday, $40 a m, lilo. LAO.
SIS, $50 D. m.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-23

For Cushings Island-s.oo. 500. 11.oo
a. m. 1920. 2.l5: 4.25. $50. $50. 7.3o p. m.
For Little and Great Diamond Islands.
Irefethens and Evergreen Landings
peaks Islan6 and Ponce's Landing
Long Island)-7.oo, 500. $50. 1890 a. m.
12.15. LIS. 2.15. BIS. 4.2o. $50. S.l5. 7.30
2. m
a-Tuesdays and Saturdays this trip
will leave thirty (30) minutes later.
b-At the close Of the performance at
the Gem Theater.
c. W. T. COOLING. General Manager.
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-23

tbs. Miss Elsie r. Litchneld, Miss An
ME J. Libby, Mr.. Claiming p. Libby
and DR.. j. Herbert Libby.
II. s.. Davis Co.. Portland, Finest
House Furnishings Of any Dealer in
Town.
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Second SEASON

newest hotel chebeasue
pohsned hoors
the
ieit
Pan hundred foot scenery Only 500
from tne best
grounds Plenty Of application
L. Hamilton, Proprietor, ~ N "pP'"""'"- n
Casco Bay breeze., 1906-08-23
Mrs. |. N Emery, Toilet Parlors,
with
6sorgs N. Emery, chiropodist.

mareeI Waving a Speciality.
Room 81, Y. NJ. CA. Building
iahe Elevator. Both Phones.
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SUBSCRIBE
NOW FOR
THE D Ire GzE.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
CHAPTER v.
beaver Beach.

THE Canaan Daily Tocsin Of the
following morning "ventured the
assertion upon it's front mage
that "the scene at the pike Man
sion was one OF unalioyed festivitv.
music and mirth; fairy bower OF airy
figures waiting here and there to the
throb of waltz strains; a veritable
Temple OF Terpsichore. shining forth
with a myriad OF lights which. to-
gether with the generous profusion
of floral decorations and the mingled
delights AFFORDED by Minds orchestra
of Indianapolis and Caterer Jones of
Chicago, was in all likelihood never
heretofore surpassed in elegance in our
city, -. Only one incident" the
Tocsin remarked, "marred an other
wise perfect occasion. and out of re-
gard for the culprits family connec-
tions. which are prominent in our
social world, we withhold his name.
Suffice 1t to say that through tho
vigilance of Mr.. Norbert Flitcroft.
grandson of Colonel A. A. Flitcroft
who proved himself thorough Lecoo
(the celebrated French detective). the
rascal was seized and recognized. Mr..
Flitcroft, having discovered him in
hiding, had a Gordon of walters drawn
up around his hiding place. which was
the charmingly decorated side piazza
of the Pike Mansion. and sent for
Judge Pike who came upon the in
truder by surprise. He evaded the
Judges indignant grasp. but received
well-merited blow over the head
from poker which the Judge had con-
cealed about his person while pre-
tending to approach the hiding place
casually. Attracted to the scene by
the cries of Mr.. Flitcroft who, stand
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

TIE SNOW SFROH
TIE GROUND
Vas CAUGHT UP
AND FLEW LIKE
SEA SPUTE
N "A HURRICANE
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11

He Canaan Daily Tocsin Of the
following morning ''ventured the
assertion" upon its front page
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21
Aepsi.a Dslsss sf..e lcctioa.

The County Commissioners me,
Wednesday and besides appointing
the election judges transacted some
routine business. The bill Of II. NJ
Logan for t5l5.55 for services in
the adjudication Of water rights was
dlsallowed. Following are the cleo
ton judges appointed:
Precinct
I. T. l.. German, J. +. IIeiner
" H. Cornm.
, W. l.. Bennett, W. B. Ne
Donald. f ID. Stephenson.
3. A. X. Stevens, Valentine Eh-
ret, W. II. Tuttle.
4. A. J. Horan, j. r. Trimble,
John Arnott
5. J. d. Parsons, W. S. Ditto,
II. s. Martin.
6. j. A. Leahy, A. H. Knoll, Geo.
Adams.
Z. Rudolph Hefftner, f. NcDon.
aid. John McWilIiams.
8. @. II. Judd. ban Mcdonald.
Wm. Evans.
2. J. r. Kosn, Oscar Wolfe. A.
T. Harbert.
10. II. n. Powers, W. s. Hinck-
Icy, JoAn Bsrgiaeer.
II. Chris Denham, n. o. Water
man, J. n. Flick.
II. c. A. Partch. ID. n. Wallace,
EroA NcKea
l3. A. N. Woodworth, N. c.
Smith, Cha. f. Macy.
IA. s. Z. Colvin, Harry LLOYD.
Harry Simons.
Is. John Chance. J. B. Chap
man. Lewis Harrison.
l6. Marie l.. Block, Luke Smith,
John Mathnson.
Il Pat Trainor, Chas. Scheck
er, f A. McGregor Jr.
Is. J. r. Spann, W. A. Willis.
Louis Rice.
10. Elmer Wiley, Robt. Berdel.
Hurley Dice.
20. T. II. Nader. Pearl Jones, c.
A. Sutton
81. NJ. NJ. Foster. Mason Smoot.
Fred Brown.
-. Geo. II. Tays, Frank Good
man, II. H. Williams.
%. W. II. Wilson, Jessie Matce.
Nike Welch.
"a. II. W. Anderson, T. A.
BouQhton. Elmer II. Burnett.
%. H. F. Bender. ". ]. Baker,
Geo. Rineberger.
.6. j. H. Rockefeller. Wm.
Clune, John L. Rssh.
% ". T. Lemph, Geo. Reed, d.
V. MeikIejoha.
2S. AIe1 Xalmercen, G. Krause.
John Wood.
.. Tb0L Roach. Jacob Phile,
E~essua Car.
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Watch Aade in l776

II the siz. hssa neas silver swiss vssshs.
vAich VIEW esessrWesed n Gs0ianA n i77s. D.
hssps sps~sAid tiss go y as,ss seesssts shes
ss~e II W. .s&sss vssshs. IL vss " ~
eAst hosssssss's essaasA nisssss vas Ara naAs
80 prslsissi seSssissse y iUswviso ssssv Asv
tAat il 10 ~ sa0ssiss - ell osAss. ssosAi.s
- curinG rseh stlossts O. saeA haaAesAs.
assul-.ev, kssssA.s, ~ sppsstss, s,-.vss.s
ssss, ives " kiAssv ssssseles. teaisssess.a. Ays
psp-a essoes, bilisossass. seools iiis ~ .el-
sssa fevsr go sSus. ~ ossses kos k~G zee
hsve hsrs . ssoss-r shs nitsess vin p.sisively
hslp yOs. TAss Why - - . A.,4sls ss>say
80 sivs n . chsr-e " psoss ~ s~sss. f.s
ssau.s - sas Psisees 0soao sssr ~ ussa
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Dsansessaie Cs~.Gy Cs.veuAisa

Guxxisox, CoLo.. Sept. lA,l9O6
Nosir 10 hersby givsa tAss .
cosaty coavsetiOa will Be l,slA 10
slss cosst hosss il Osssisaa, Csle,
Saturday. OCsohes 6sA, D0OR, u 20
OcIock .. m. for the purpose Of son-
insting one candidate for each Of
the following named ofIioes, to-wit
Cosnty Clerk, County Sheriff.
County Assessor, County Treasurer,
Commissioner for 3rd commiss-
toner's district, County Superinsen-
dent of Schools, County Coroner
and Representative to the 10th gen
eral assembly of the State Of Colo
RADIO, and To transact such other
business as may properly come be
fore such convention.
The various precincts in the county
will be entitled to the following re-
presentation in said county conven-
tIon to-wit:
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

lis cuesles IN the essi are rsis-
sn4 GREAT storm over Nrvau : Mad
'sea Square speech. asserting that
he proposed bns ing all the railroads
IN the eouurry. lie did nothing Of
the KIND Mr. Bryan stated frsi
thai tle present rate law. althourh
lar tr0m perfect deserves fair triai.
iha cceld mean Bothlng else bat
thai { the attempt 10 regulate rail
roads paosed successful. all nghf.
iloNcter, Mr. BRYAN went ON b. saw
whaI thousands If tboaehiful Amer
leans have been revolving ia their
mind-. Il have already reached tie
conclusion thai ra,lrosd. partake So
moc. Il the nature of a monopoly
thai they must ultimately become
public property And further hs
stated, Il do not know that the
country Is ready for this change. /
do not know that a majority Of my
osn party favors it"
What could be more statesman
like than the above observation.
However, 1T being absolutely the
only point IN that magnificent speech,
which could he attacked. the pluto
cratic mouthpleces Of the trusts pro-
ceed to ink the ocean of public opin-
ion with abuse and thus becloud the
issue
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21
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k&ks yssaG kssd Al ~ Anos UAA1-
es0 i>~sa ~ ssscA.c.ss nsSy h oe~ssa ySs
a. ~ yes ~ Su; ~ sass sssssssxh issg ~ she
eUtnS. sss.oe Axsa character q; seAt WAscA
y0s tzA< snte y.sss -s.s<sAcA Sbe.sss -
6a~. - nssslassus?
Me-s gptelsz zetsa aud -s.n~ibgc r.soyse
nss a-sssys ss-sl-; 90 kn.~ ing ns; tisey
enp.os ~Rcrher lad 90 - u.es icins.
IS. Fr.rcs e-s.s.se- tsey haze y.srf..cs
ssxh. - ..ssi-s as,sn ss.eh .nss iesize. ~, he
osblishcsSansaaca>s asa On each k.,;sis-
UEAn6s<r. aFs made -
as4 S&s~Ss>aO Tbs hs i.ei.
As c.e SAS{Nssd 10 Do l,csa - u. \ re
Ii @ar.a.n.. 4 w..ch - r...s.Icin..s
arc ha-.ls az. adl.-l nd eI...s.r Sod inc
HdW VII WON -i7i,' si1f u 7Fl5c F-rT--7ss
k--L LII
T.s the care VI vosIan's pecfii az t-sak-
p.ssss. irregularities and daTaul. -. Iits.
giving rise " iroguenf headaches back
ache. draGgiHR-tiaWu pain ar distress ia
lssor ah..ssninai or rslsic rcriau. accom-
paHina. oftfimcs. With a arliiitaiiuE.
psivic Catarrhal drain and siuarc. sf i.l-
TOMS 81 vrakncss. Iir. FiofQc's tausrIte
l'fsscFi ption r. a ma-t cAicisuf rfH.edF
u T. equally snersisc iu ssruaE aIH nd
pariisis in giving sirsurIh 81 ur- rr
ilie ek lseuiaut n,it DOR far EaI1 = ruliiUH.
taus rcuaerirT childbirth saI 1Hd c' az
p.sraiiycly paiullss. The \ aVuri e. Pre-
sssrlptios J. a most potent. strCuctHeNfI s
tonic io the general system are b. thc
or-Gns distinctly feminine ia Particular.
Is h also saufaiu0 and lnf iEnrat Irg
nfrs ne and cures BcrNeus cXrau-tion.
nervous prp-tration. neuralgia. hfsteria.
spaSms. chuFea OF 81 titus : dance and
O3her distressing nervous y mpEgfas ~
ieiIdani ul,on iuHcsfonai aud organic DIS
eases VI the distinctly feminine organs.
A host of medical autbarlties of all tho
several schoois of Practice. recommend
each II the several ir,rr.dicnts of vhirh
'fsvFite Prescription - made Tor Tho
care III the d dises-.ss for which u isclaimed
10 he a cure You NAV read what they
ssv for i~p'srsclf hv sending q postal card
request for a free bookiet Of extracts
from the leadine authorities. 10 Dr. Il. V.
Pierce. Invalids' Motel and Surgical In
stitn,e. Buffalo. n. y. and IL will come "
you by return post.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21
VICTORY m SIGHT
Democrats are jubilant.
A nA~p, G<opt t,oLox

- sss0 hsuNGut tNAtt.
The corporation crowd made to
hunt cover.
The opposition no completely
under the thumb of Boss Evans that
the nausauting dose of Gabbcrt has
spllt the Republican party from stem
TO stern.
An that points to a glorious vic
tory IN November the vindication of
Aasa Adams, restitution of the stolen
governership, an honest supreme
court and Colorado lined up with
other progressive states for a pri-
mary election law, railroad com.
mission. a reasonable eight hour law.
the initiative and referendum and
other needed reforms.
Shoulder to shoulder for the seven
weeks remaining and the people will
again control our fair state. The
ioul blot Of official anarchy will be
wiped out and Colorado mol ashamed
TO face the world.
When a sturdy and militant Dem.
ocracy threw out the Speer deleca.
tion, full quarter of its fighting
strength, IT gave practical proof Of
the faith that was in it. The voters
believe the party stands genuinely
for the reforms it breaches.
Then get busy Let us .olidi ifv
the Gunnison county organization
follow the work Of the state demo.
crscy by nominating a. splendid /,
lcral ticket, and Thea march into III,
campaign for good governmen. and
victory.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21
Sapinefo

Sa&ineso
News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, September 10
Cecil Kellogg returned from
Denver today
Geo Robertson returned last week
from Olathe.
Miss Jennie McNean visited in
Lake City this week.
j. Ii. Chapman came down from
Bowerman Last week and will reside
here permanently.
Mrs. Peter Fitzpatrick of Cimar-
ron, was here two DAYS of last week
with her sister Mrs McNean
7. H. Zenor and family will be
here the first Of the week from
Boone. Iowa. and Mr.. Zenor will re-
same his duties as ID. q Il. G. agent
at this point
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

Cas4Hslro Bas.-s.. that sr.starous
Aexioau Il Irsnsesaa. wLs fa.is~~a
fe~i.ofy IN order - enJes the cos-
p,safiun barred. hss ga ~t.ss wss
con.ins h. hsm- The oecen, repub-
hcaBs down that ~sy. couIesn' STAND
tie brute any ioa&ss snt Sred Lisa
from tAess cosve1;soa Too had lh~
sas,s Tepsblscsas didn't have the
sand a. treat Ga.sberi the saline way.
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As.,.i-srssss. -. II E.sl t-,s,.


STATE or COLORADO,
COUNTY oF GtNNI-oS
In the Count, Court IN Probate
In the ma ttsr Il the estate
Evss v ilIiaas. decessed.
Notice is hereby sises that whereas ! have
s~sesved sutlsDsisy 1Foa said Court in sait
rss~s Ia sell the vssl esssse bslonxing 10 ssid
sstsee 81 psiss4e ssls. fkssrforr, he eis offer
~ sell Las " Sad u in MOCK "a, with in
psssve@eats theveSa also = osse-balf interest in
= lses Esd y " blsrk 10 ell iS the Town III
9ssess, 6essssse Ceas'y. Cs'icrsao; also the
fOo4s0va4a Dlofee claim. situate IN
sks 6Gsi Css.f hisins DISTRICT. in said
eose>y - sssee. i will ss~e,ve bids 1. writ.
4-sss W ths fovs a Marble, Gusnison
Cessef, Csbess1s. q sny time bsfose the Sch
~ Il Ost~6ss 4. d. bNx, at twelve o'cLoch
s.s.", ssA ] vssesve The right - reject sny Esd
Dsssa assasoh-s le.k, lse
WILL1Am ID. PARRY.
Aani.isssasos osths Es,ste u Evsa villians.
oosA. h-8 ADceoseA
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

GOUD0AS 0AS0 - GQuunpoU 0oUuu
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

The Crystal River Marble com.
pany on 1ule creek. above Marble
has eighteen men on the job. Kari
Lneelder and Douglas Lamb are
among the workmen The COMPANY
is tins year mostly engaged in de-
velopment work. but another se..oo
plans to ship extensively. The Yule
Greek Marble company. hover down
10 aIso working . laree fosre.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21
Robbing
Yo,nself

Tha. IS just What yos 40
doing when yoa TAI. to ga reg
ular and suiae.cn' sleep Nos1
body requires this unconscious
period .9r repair work; With
out II Your nerve energy be-
comes exhausted, and you ase
tired. worn-oJt, nervous, cx-
oitabie: have headache. neu-
ralSia, indigestion. poor appc-
the. or other ailments caused
by a lack Of nerve force. Make
it your business TO s'eco- Ii
you are restless take
Dr. Miles Ncrsinc; IL s>.,thes
and strengthens the nerves,
and brings sweet, refreshing,
life-giving s,eep, and gives the
organs power to work natur-
ally. Try it to-day.
II had a severe speIi of fever. which
left m in a very wax caI Iuitfon ai.l
very nerveus hnd severe syoils -
teaiarle ard neuralgia. aud could
sleep bat vaFy h.tls. Every eluri tnst
vas made 20 rrcnrer NY ztrf 1Etn WIS
81 no avail ui.th l BEGAN t.ssinE br.
Miles Restorative N.rpine- After !
rurs-ruereo1 10 take the <erViue nv
sleep was profound ana rcstl ul aud
ths palms in ms head. as well 90 the
ueura lgia pains, left me 70 a certain
extent ana ] grew gradually hefter {"
NKS T.. r.. GIL lItsRT son.
SCI Bsrylan ave. B..isidcre. Ills.
o.. Miles ksrv,Ws 10 soss ~ yeur
ovu0gist who Will guarantees trrt tine
Nrpf bottle VIII eene$tt. " u ts..s- ~
Gill refund your mooey.
Anes Medical Co, ElkhArt, Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

The next state Legislature will
elect . United States ssaator. Whom
shall it be? Gsnnisoa countys re-
preventative may decide. Democrats.
look we'll TO the man, Ii ie only a
fe~ days until the question will Re
ssttlsd By de primaries. Know
yuar man and What he seands for.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

b looAs hAs -oA- Esens sAouad
Aase Fr'~sssd fsaa -K,s0ag PW
soSAisse 1~bsest - .sJ 1ncssos csxs-
Fetll4 : CesPnrstssa fnssl Ssesars
~ ssss ga the kepusi,caa t,eSes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

George Roosevelt and Emory S.
Land returned to the east last Sat
arday after pleasant vacation spent
in Gunnison hunting and fishing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-09-21

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