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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31
Indiana Mayor Removed.

William v. Grose, mayor of New Albany,
Ind, was impeached and removed from Of
flee by the city council yesterday. John
Tegart and Charles Poutch, members of the
board of public works, were also removed
from office. City Clerk Eugene Brisby as
sumed the office of mayor. Acting Mayor
Brisby then appointed new board of
public works.
The acceptance of a new sewerage system,
Just completed at a cost of SOD 900, by the
mayor and board of public works, is said
to have been the cause of impeachment
of the mayor and the removal of the board
of works members
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31

Recamier Cream, 500 size, tomor-
row, until 1 p.m..... soc
Listerine, Lambert's, $1.OO size, to-
morrow, until l pm. sec
Danderine Hair Tonic, SOC size, to-
morrow, until l pm. 3Jc
Caider's Tooth Powder, 15c size,
tomorrow, until 1 p.m.......... 1Oc
Sanitol Tooth Paste, Csc size, to-
morrow, until 1 pm. .15c
Eyebrow Pencils, 15c size, tomor-
row, until 1 m...................0c
Imported Talcum Powder, 15c size,
tomorrow, until pm.
Pure Bristle Hair Brushes, 75c size,
tomorrow. until 1 soc
Dressing Combs, 25c size, tomor-
row, until 1 .12c
Toilet Soaps, perfumed, &c size, to-
morrow, until / p.m..............4c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31
Mennen's Talcum Powder, csc size, 1oc.

B. & P. Wrinkle Eradicator, Csc
size, tomorrow, until I pm. .19c
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream,
5Oc size. tomorrow, until 1 p.m.29c
DR.. Pray's Rosaline, 25c size, to-
morrow, until 1 p.m.............15c
Pinauds Eau de Quinine, SOC size,
tomorrow, until 1 p.m...........32c
Pompeian Massage Cream. S1.G0
size, tomorrow, until 1 pm. .79c
Pinaud's Brilliantine, 5Oc size, to-
morrow, until 1 pm. .29c
Malvina Cream, SOC size, tomor-
row, until l .m..................35c
Mead & Bakers Mouth Wash, 25c
size, tomorrow. until 1 pm. Ice
Piver's LIE Tref1e Perfume, 75c o..
tomorrow, until 1 pm. csc
Java Rice Powder. 25c size, to-
morrow, until 1 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31

vince the loan brokers that she was IN
reality the person she represented herself
to be.
The same scheme for obtaining money
has, it is stated, been worked In this city
before, but in each case, heretofore. II
has been a man engineering it. 1t is be-
lieved that when the case comes to trial
there will be sensational developments that
will show that two men are involved In
the present transaction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31

Pedro Montt, vice president. who was
chosen president July "a for the term OF
five years by the electoral delegates, was
proclaimed president of Chile by the unan-
imous vote of congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31
New Touches for Milady's Costume

The Plaid Silk Waists here, only S. The
Hats with the tailor suit only $3.50 S. The
Sunran Coat only $8o the Sunran Umbrella, of indelble
coors, is only $oo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31

tractor Hooker for six months. and was
formerly employed as a driver. He Is
twenty-five years Of age and is married.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31

CD AZ Women's So
V@sVO to 81 Stylish
Pumps and Fall weight
Ties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31
Belts Reduced.
1c 1Oc Csc SOC
Were &C to $I.5o.

The White Wash Belts with French gilt buckle illustrated
c) instead of The deliberately embroidered
Belts instead of SOC The White leather Belts
csc instead ST the best FRITZ Sche 900 instead of So
These finally reduced prices for best of Summer Beswhch
will until October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-31

The officials generally believe that Miss
Pickett spent several months In getting
acquainted with the history of the real
estate upon which she underworld to secure
loans. After possessing herself of this
knowledge it was an easy matter to con-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

evS-r :" sA.~ Case. - Petite. s.r >.l- .s
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF 6CkNisoA
In the County Court in Probate
In The natt;r q the estate Order to shoe cau.e
ceased. os resi estate. co. ~
This matter oomies on to be he.rl on this
hIed herein hy william D. Perry, sdnin,stra.
tor. oi said estate. for the sale Of the follow ing
Se.e..e-d rsei estate, OF . portion thereof,
Lots No and n in Block ~ With improvements
tbeseoA. q oee-han interest," in Lots | and in
eicct NJ; oil in the Town u Aarble, and the
Crset Mining Di.trict All Of above describeS
p:cYerts being IN county d 0unnis0a and state
q Cel:rsde, for the purpose Of paying the
debts ~ said estate. Ana it now appearinx to
the Court from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exist for the sale Of all or q por-
tion 81 said real estate.
New, th~sefssr. II u ordered by tb. Co.r,
thst H. =! Williams end he following named
miners; Elisee.th Jones, Marsar-t Jones. Evan
being all persone who are heirs ~ .sid dece.
es't. he and appeer befcre said Court at the
Coost room u aaid court, in the Town a Gun.
doy Of September. A. d. lSl6, At the hour II 10
o clock in the forenoon of said day. then and
there To Shoe cause, il any there be. ~hy an
order eh' Uid not he made directing the 81 ID
William u. Perry ss administrator to sell the
whole or so much of said real estate ~ may be
necessary Tor the purposes specifed in said
petition.
II is further ordered that this order b. pub.
lished FOR at least four successive weeks in tn.
6nnnison Se~s' hampton. a weekly public
newspaper published in said county
II i further riered that d. j. Lehan of said
county Of Gunniscn- he and he is hereby sr-
pointed as guardian ad item for said Elizab-tL
Jones. Margaret Jones. Evan Jones. Et-.rs,
Jones and Grifiith Jones. minors To rerire-ent
minors at said hearing.
by the Court
dEp. HETHEEINGTDN.
suE-s Aug H. foun'y judge
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
NOTICE OF FINAL SEluIvENT

In the matter Of the estate II George Shiesis
deceased
Notice y hereh: given. that on Monday the
18th day or Aug. \. -. isss bcing one 81 the reg
ulsr daHs 81 the June term of the County Court
ef CBrTi-on County. Probate. in the State
of Colorado. !, David Shislfs nhnini-ira-
tor OF saii estate. viii appear hefCra the Judge
of said Court present my final settlement as
such administrator ard pray the a PROV ai q.
the same. and viii then az iy 10 he tliss har-sed
such administrator. At which time
and piece any person IN interest may appear
ard present objections Ia the saIne n any
there he
Datei at Guuni-un Colorado July 10. is-i
DAVID SHIELDS.
Administrator of the estate of George Shields
July i3 tuc 10 deceased
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Salila.

George Crylie returned Wednesday
for ten days trip ON the west end.
Mrs. Floreuce Hnffsmith has beea
spending y few days with friends in
Gunnison
Mise Agnes Myers Of Gannison is
spending week with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Owens.
Miss Bessie Gibbons returned to
her home at Royleville after three
months visit with friends in Salida.
Mrs. j. T. Parlin is expecting bes
daughter, Mrs Ida Coats of San
Francisco to visit her in September
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Van Orm.n
and Miss Bessie Gibbons returned
home after two weeks visit in NeW
York State.
N. NJ NJ McFarrian, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, wife and party.
will spend two weeks camping at
Parlin, starting Tuesday.
Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10


l.. u. Clark, and W L.
Browneil, tfusteus
Plaintiffs, 4
ihsmsr DuRois, and to
hi- heirs ana lc.-al rep
rc-ef taiiyes. II drceas- Summaus On
ed and all other per Appiicatinn Tor
sons W parties I'M Registration
known, claiming any
right. title. estate lien
interest in the real
estate described in the
app irstiou herein.
defendants.
The People of the state ~ Colara 10 TO the
above named Defendants GREETING;
You are hereby summoned aud REQUIRED to
answer the application Il the app icaui paint IN
uou 0t the following land situate n Gunnison
toui ty, Colorado, to-wt: The ir Bonnet
Lode Mining tlatm, L :. Survey No 2r,5 4
situate IN the I'm Cup Mining District. Gunni-
son county. Colorado aud To file your
answer 10 the said application in the
office 81 the Clers ot saId q, rt, in said onuty
within twenty Gays after the service OF ihis
service an II you tail 10 answer the said ap-
pin Ion ~ithin the time aforesaid the appli-
cant plaintiff in this action Will apply 10 the
Court for the relief demanded in the applica-
tiob herein.
Witness. f. q. Palmer Clerk
cf said Court. and the seal
thereof, at my Office in the
(oRALN Court House at bunnson in
said County and state, this 3ist
E.G. PALMER.
Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Cochctopa Valley

News Champion Correspondence.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Funk went tc
Gunnison "Wednesday
Messrs. W. c. and Ben Nc.
Donough went to l'oyleville Satur-
day.
Henry Roberts commenced hay
ing last Monday.
Mrs. W. l.. Perry went to Gunni-
son Monday.
Mrs. II. G.. Roberts was over &c
Dovleville Saturday.
Fred Williams and family Of
Saguache are visiting W C. Nc
Donoueh-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
M, p,af > N.iie.

Estate Of Virginia Grssmuck. Decessed
. he ia1ned. having bo.n appointed ex-
ccutsr of the la-; wiii and testRment oi Nir'
gina tira-murk late Of the county Of GHnui-on.
aud Nh >tata of toiura e. decreased hereby
gives notice that he viii appear before tha
County Court of tunAl-sin uuniy. at the
orr nou-s IN t,nBmlson. at fhe june term 90
Munday. the g5lh os, Aasu-t liso. at whirh
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified anu requested 10 attend
for tfe purts Sc II having Ga. came adl uSf"ll.
All persons indebted to ssId estate are request
ed H. make imme .iiate payment t. Vhc uudcr
signed.
Daied at Guunison. Colorado, this l5th day of
july, A. ID. l.s.
T.. T. MILLER. Executor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

The quarrel ano q democrats Of
Denver grows more acute and can
noa h. gnosed al the state cnuveu-
tioa. There ulay be those who con-
seient ously hcIseve that the Speer
gang is saA controlled by the cor
poratioas and that it has not operat
ed both indirectly and at the time
directly to defeat democratic men
and desnocrstic measures Such,
however, need the proverbial brick
house to fa.l On them before they
believe snythins evil. There are
those Who make such sticker Of
party rceslarity that if the devil
stole ofiicisl credentials they would
admit hi0 10 the convention. That
does no4 appear 70 NJ either demo
cracy % common sense. Nine-tenths,
yes nins4y- aine hundredths of the
voters of Colorado are convinced be-
yond ~ shadow of = doubt that
Speer ssd biz crowd are identified
with IL Essss corporations non
partisaa pso6t sharing leagse. To
permit thsa crowd to dominate the
c convensioa ssA control the nomi
nees 10 iapay 20 commit in wor.e
form ths political suicide the nation
al party sss guilty. Of in nominating
Parker. The Speer ostft besrr
every eor0ask Of being y WILSON'S
imitatioa a deDocrscy designed To
work ON side of the street for cor
poratioa heeeGt. IL the party went
over to thsss body and so~l the cor
poratioas woald not let it rua any.
more thaa they did Parker Il
might jsss - we'll renoninste Cab
bert aud - dose. ~ lay itself open
to suspic;oa OF senporixing with thu
Denver es.iser IN this year 1906.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

- svrr..s - e. ,~s !.
s.is- Ss6.a kos XlIions
rse AuGes - spuy lsetsred
y - - - Inp.l ship
j .shrsA1h -. ~ re and
\ ri FosA- seem
.'';;E|:;i|l!ll9!l!ll' 7. :: !: !: !.
~E.chasgs. Nething VIII ~ the
asii-order habit soquickly Il sure
!, ~ Liberal advertising BY tide local
ssesrlants. There is no other way.
49, Ina, u ga Le ..ss,ankss 10
certAiaty II the local merchants
issites the people to trade with him
~ heartily and at,ractively as the
ssssl-or1er house does he stands
goo1 show to take the business. The
time when . merchant may slt down
in . place and expect that people
VIII geek him Is past The mail
order man has his little cm,ssary in
the fmm Il printed matter in nearly
every household making a strong
appsal for the trade. The country
nseschant is in competition with his
city brother aud if he would get his
shave or even retain what he has
got be must go after it in this man
ner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
N~rNN - Eis.L sEyrLEnENr

In the matter of the Estate of Annie n.
Bourne, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ON Tuesday, the
Ilth day of sept. A. u. 1875. being one of the
regular days Of the September term of the Coun-
~ Court of trunnison ounty. in Probate. in the
state of toioraio, !. se-ar Bourne. Admins ra-
tor of said estate. viii appear before the Judge
OF said Court. present my final settlement "a
such Administrator and prsy the approval of
as such Ainini-iratcr. At which time and place
any person IN interest may appear ana present
objection 10 the same. II any there be.
Dated al 1uunison. Colorado. AuE 9th. 1901.
tAEsER Bot FNE-
Administrator Of the Estate Of snniE 81. BourIe
Avg. ftLAus. ns.rf-;s o I
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Nervous
Wosn1Ollt

IT vou are IN this condition.,
yosir nerve iosee IL wcak-inc
power Is giving out. the Of
gans OF your body have
slowed ue." and do their work
imyrricctly. This failure to
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
arc weak the heart Is unable
to force the life-gising blood
throegh Your veins the stoi'-
ach fails to digest food; the
kidneys lack power to hitter
impurities from the blood, and
the POISONOUS waste remains IN
the system to breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored
DIR. Miles Nervine viii do 1t,
because ~ it strengthens the
nerves: il is a nerve medicine
and tonic. that rebuilds the
entire ncrvous system
several years age ! was al broken
down ] SIS nervous "a laH-al1t. tHi.'-i
g aiafI. frd W IN essrzf ~ pain
Z d. isri 4 fsr mouths. ana i.nall.f tls
doctor ss-sd he cauli DO r.riaill9 tnr
re - brau akirE IT. MI
y rvine - as 4 slrogai lsr clg
Issstl ~ ard I ttfrorae strnHn and
hsaltAy. and neW weiaa f7 bounds"
II C tlsN Ni-.tl. i4Ai
Us Ellsworth Ave. Air sa-uy. Pa
Dr. hsles' Ss-vipe IS sold 5v you-
cruv01 Il. ssho sslH cuarsr sas tnst the
frEt bottle Vii 5enefit. q Il fslls, ne
s.lA rlf-ra your money.
Miles Nedical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
~ uuoNs IN ArraIc sI,sN v"x Rtei>IEl
IWN

STATE or COLORADO,
Cot NTN of CT >Ni-o>,
In the District Court. No. II.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

Aug, 3. Aug ".
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Cas1lssoa 0ieVtngs
News Chaaeesa Cserespondesce.
"Wednesday. Aur.

Wednesday, Aug. 8
George McCulloch is back again.
Haying has started and hay hands
are very scare.
Quite . few birds were killed by
hunters Sunday.
A cutting ecrape at Mt. Carbon
Sunday evening called the doctor
and sheriff from Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
Dr.. K. c Sarero

the Denver eye, ear, nose. and
throat specialist Will again he in
Gunuison. Aug l3 and II at the
LaNeta hotel Examination for
glasses free.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

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, -esN1E;.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10
@aAs - - aDuuu onruu

- iSe 0skdApgt e o~s lan.sa,..d
nVs.me ssaa hss ,~-s kns~ the
- SxiRo ss Sos sesossiuss,os
- abe sqCMsaa ,h.ket. hs va
1Al'ed . ss~Lid< cinch On
- aasnin9, hst tlse GssA hand
49, - ~1t get ss~ symp.oms
& - 80 Nnlr~ s'z< hs. sp
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-08-10

Ne~s-ch hphe ossssDa1anA
tSr.esasg. A.s , :
Mr. RI few Aays
r camp !.
John e p 'aaae ,rlf 40 0Ps
bison sr - .ssk, :,
Az. ~ urr,~. y III
do some lsth ~ Mr. wase ga ~
Wade cAix ~ -
Mr. MH7wis has one shift ef the
Head L,tht hoist aud viii set sp the
electrical plane for the mine while
here.
Il Mr.. y s. Stafford aud fsm'iiy
viii leave Spencer soon for tah,
where they expect to make their
future home.
The Old Sill sends cut some re-
turn after each mill run and we
think that the parties are we'll
pleased with their lease Tor they
keep pounding away and say moth
ing.
Everett J Wade of Cincinnati,
Ohio was ia Spencer recently max
ing arrangements for some work To
be done on his claim ust north of
the Headlight His wife and Miss
Irene Mcdowell accompanied him.
They returned to Gunnison the same
day.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20
Mayor of Toxic Tonioht."

AL the Academy tonight Richard
Carrie presents himself in THE Mayor
of Toxic" a farcial opera in two
acts the hook for which was written
by The popular tOr-anihor-manager
THE Mayor of Toxic" Is said to
be as good. if not better. than THE
TenderfoOi." therefore Mr. Carries adj
mrers are looking forward 10 treat
The advance sale has been good and
II is expected that empty seats will
be few tonight.
earle is one of the clcvercst of
present day comedians and nnlil,e
many others. nearly always has 4
good vehicle and a first class supDort
Ing company
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20

Take our own city and adjacent To-
cali,ies. The city council of New
port News has taken the initiatory
in the closing of saloons at a uniform
hour. What is, or has been the
effect The saloons are better con-
Quoted than ever before. the late
hour saloon at least is taken out of
the way of the unsnspecting youth,
but to the effect in regards 10 near
by places. we know that little or no
attempt has been made on the part
of those localities 10 close the saloon
even on the Holy Sabbath day.
1T is generally known by the
ordinary citizen to say nothing OF the
well informed local politician. that
men have been chased out of the
city ana vicinity by virtue of The
fact. that they regarded neither the
laws OF God nor man, and the appli.
cation of the law 10 their cases. The
whiskey business is of smch ma
ture that to produce the best re-
uniform law. Home rule is appli-
cable and good in most cases and in.
deed might say in all cases. eXcepl
the regulation Of the spiritous liquor
traffic. Then recognizing as we do
that the saloon business is dan
Eerons one 10 a very great eXtant
it becomes our duty before God and
10 our fellow man 10 render the ne
as cannot help themselves Let MS
therefore as good citizens hold up the
hands of our representatives in their
good work.
% r. JONES,
Police Officer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20
LEGISLATURE A PORT ARTHUR
FOR THE LIQUOR INTERESTS
Ex-Police Officer z. T. Jones SAYS
That II is Apparent That Saloon
Element Dominates.
Editor Daily Press:

Newport News, Va. Feb 10.
1T has been my desire and fnll in
tention since my expulsion from the
police force of Newport News TO get
In the background and stay there.
having been an active officer for a
period Of nearly ten years. ! thought
IT. best To lay down arms for Il
While and give some other soldier Il
chance TO go on guard, but when
see, as Is apparent to every one.
me dominating influence of The liquor
element. in the Legislature of Vir-
ginia. il becomes the duty of every
i've soldier 10 buckle on armor and
march 10 the front 1t begins to
iook even to The unframed eye that
The Legislature of Virginia is the
liquor elements Port Arthur. and, as
every Christian citizen knows ere
his. that il requires the tenacity of
me Japs TO overcome so strong Il
fortified position or stronghold
I'm the Daily Press of Feb. IS, (Sun.
hay) there appeared this little bit OF
news. The House committee on gen.
eTal laws today reported Delegate
BANDS bill. placing The saloons IN.
der local control The element of
nome rule entered largely into the
argument in favor Of this measure
II is provided thar each county and
city shall regulate the liquor traffic
within its own boundaries. fixing the
hours for opening and closing and
imposing only such restrictions as
local conditions may demand.
Delegate Barrctts bill providing
for d uniform hour for The opening
and closing of saloons was report
ed TO the House today. with the
recommendation that il do not pass
Now every citizen who is az an
acquainted with moves of that kind
can easily discern the hand of The
machine politician in it.
THE Home Rule feature which en-.
tered so largely into the argument
before The House committee. was
evidently misleading in its nature.
and out of place altogether when
applied To the liquor traffic What
are the local conditions that not
only confronts Delegate Bland hut
eTer: citizen OF this commonwealth?
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-02-20
~ #. JONES,
Eek Police Officer.
THEATRICAL.

Anybody who has not seen Maclyn
Arbnckle in The County Chairman"
is unwiltingly carrying around Il
great collection of undeveloped laughs
George AIDES comedy, with Arbuckle
in The title part. supported by the ex.
ccllent east provided by Manager
l.nckeit, is certainly calculated 10
spoil ihe worst grOnch that ever
chilled the atmosphere of rheatcr
Constructed principally for laugh
making purposes. The County Chair
man has some situations that are
really strong. And then there are
times when tears find their way to
the eyes of the tender.hearted and
even the faces of the Regulars"
grow unwontedly serious.
The play tells the story of race
for States attorney made by IA young
lawyer. Tillord Wheeler against the
father of his sweetheart, elias Rig
by The Honorable Jim Hacker,
County Chairman. is Wheeler's part
ncr and campaign manager. The
Gown of Antioch. Yves, Virginia, is
he scene of the play and the time
is supposed 10 he in the early eigh.
ties
All Of the characters are true to
life and each is portrayed by GEM
inc actor Mr.. Arbuckle is IL SPLEEN
did comedian and fits The part of
the chairman as though it had been
written for him. He is admirable
at all times and mingles comedy with
pathos as few others can In the
climax of the third act, when he
denounces Elias Rigby for robbing
him of his sweetheart by rascally
means twenty years before, the come
nlan surprised the audience by dis
playing unusual dramatic power.
Next 10 the star, Willis T.. Sweat.
man. as Sassafras Livingston, an old
negro servant, took the honors MIR
Sweaiman is the best impersOnatOr
Of the antc-hellum type of black
man that has ever appeared here. He
is in Polk Miller's class as de.
lineator Of the dialect and his makeup
walk and mannerisms are perfect.
So many of the characters were es-
pccially well taken that il would re
qnire much space to do the cast JUS
tice. Miss Eleanor Whitney made Il
very sweet and attractive Lacy Rig
by. MI George S. Christie was ac.
ceptable as Tiliord Wheeler bu; his
work was not exactly in keeping with
Chat Of the rest of the cast