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The National tribune., 1906-10-18

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The National tribune., 1906-10-18
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The National tribune., 1906-10-18

a young lady in Nebraska once wrote
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ne TO tell the color of her eyes and what
color her barn was painted.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wolf ot
Belvidere, Ill, arrived Monday
They were called here By the death
Of Mrs. Grasmuck. They will re-
turn as soon as business matters are
arranged, taking with them Mrs
VOLTS father DR. Grasmuck. who
viii have his future home with them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

The Geo. NauAlstue place ou
Tomichi creek has been sold 20 Ed
Bisscl Of Phillip-burg Kansas, who
will arrive iu July t1 take charge
Mr. Bissel is am old friend 5G j.. H.
Mcdowell, who looks after the ranch
until his arrival Mr. NduhI-.iue
has moved to town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
Columbia

has difficult problems to s1Ivf, lo rhr
trouble caused by the coal STRIKE a'd d
the di-asfarat SAN FrauI-
In that direction we uru uag Eupl-Ht
while we dpva'c our rhor.. .a faa H.IIH.
OF our cutomers and try Or rrE.'. .ueu
with good savings
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Franz Iseelder had two fingers
of hls night hand nearly Severed
from the hand last FRIDAY morning
by having them caught between two
kegs oi lard DR. Sanford Is treat
ing them and may possibly save
them both
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Word is received from Crested
Butte that Tom Hodgson. an old
timer Of Irwin aud the Elk mountain
towns, died there Sunday We was
buried Tuesday Mr. lIodgson was
63 wears old He had no relatives
nearer than Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Before the ruins quit sm1lderinu
Chicagl Publishing house was ad-
vertising a new book. The san
Francis Calamity. Story told by
eye witnesses, photographs taken on
the spot etc Great is American
enterprise
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
GunniSon Hardware Co.
Spencc

News Champion Correspondent.
iu ..... ...
John Profit was bon ..E
the JHh.
Jerry Profit was O. caller .H
Ger Sunday.
Jim Trainer n'
aama iu "Wednesday
lew DAYS with Dis Orr
John Marshal. and "
Annie D.vuHg -u..
here Hr April 25ta w
Mrs IuVasv IS 20 r-..
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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Tie lwu-i aiaH wall mesI wfl
Nrs MaIia fuasy Nay Ilth FH-
lowing b. tIe program Along tae
ola MrmaH Trail irm Miss9uu o.
~aF Lake gfg Sketch lf Salt Lake
ouy Choir ete Mrs PHfeT; The
Mountain Meadow Massacre. Mrs
Ni.Her. Portland IIrls of Western
Taur Mrs Land
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
Casticton Clippings
4 ews-Chamrian Correspondence.

We l8r~1av MAY ?
Several Df our ralchmeu have
started plowlug
Wm. Web5er and son were iu our
neighbarhrui Monday and Tuesday
Kasu.r pr.--.sT was down from
his Mt Carbon ranch Friday
Range cattle au about aII iu the
hills now. SNOW only lying m taa
ridges.
School 6ueaeI Monday with Miss
Burnett Or t.4.llr Ten scholars
thus far.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Gunni-au Maadneu af the War.i
rramptlv forwarded : 80 f.r fI.e ~
hsf % tbelr suffering neiGtHar- lu
san Francs
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Lem Gavette has given up bis Ha.
sItIou lepury n tHe county clerk =
aiiIee aud Will devote most af Hiz
aiteniIu Tins summer Or manage
Hseut ui the rapily extending gro
cery business e GaFettc Bros
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Tie ~lu oi Mrs Grasmues ssas
tlci faF Frobsie this Wc,k p E.
Nuaii.-r j. uausea a. fxeCafar
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

~ snd Mrs John Tsruef we're
u fE1m thc1r r-nch near y suuasa a
ies dave daraus the weed
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

FfhH E1Had and vife spent a
easHIe g dars u tHRu ir1m Crested
IaFta jEI- Neak
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Howard Carpenter was Up from
CebIIla Saturday A dance viii be
given al Sp8rtsmeu e hotel tonight
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

WkSrE Glrl lor .eaer.l haass
Wark Salan lamilv. saai vs@.es
Al irsss H1 ~ FftkIu Code
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

H. T. Carr - dayton bad business
heFs Mavag
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Hl Ie'ari returned Monday
IrHm trip t5 Denver ANA went o.
lis h.ma I'd Crested Buue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

NeI Maupin went o. Untah
Tuesday. aHd if he decides to re-
main there bic family will follow
iater
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Fatber kirr retaraed Manday
lram Lake Gag. wlsre be held ser
wees 0H SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

~.sHa~rls s.z-re-slauz are ntt
~.ntiHs IN G-sesss kr0s al Read
t.4em ua~
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
Ce-.scn kssx.

tlrl-s.n ~c.sucs @rrgees - 10
C..-l-.s..n c..ureh Suua. - 3 3 =. llI.
~ah1elf n zL-- ana lasaa ari.4l-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

DAY Giana vas ~ fFsua Aousro~e
frsi af psk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Iut Shores spent "Wednesday
rla friends and relatives here. lie
Was ua rs way t1 D4uver
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

= M Caster was ia town from
Itsu daring che week aa business
I- county UIulmI-zIH zIHuar
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

40 their exchange and sale las
Saturday fae ladies Of ibe Methodist
church realized a zlldiF sum.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

..ra ......rI-. a-pGt o. TIE
..~ N.r. i... Inau. company,
u.E."..a alIuarrar-
aa..l a.l preparing 0a
ID. r.E. 81. county fI
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

OWN. 3D. the nsw dyke where
sar city aIth j. takeu frlm the
DuHrIs1m MO reIHE clmnlstei
walter uI ut rc tamri u the
ilrHes uutl Nu ag uesf
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Miss Julia Redden left Saturday
llr Lake City She will teach in
tue Baker district six miles from
that place.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Mrs Harsec tssher spea1 the ssees
lu flgu xlta trlenis
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

OHss keE.ciI.4-a 49, ~ iraa tl-
BesseT ls... saach s.stari.aE
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Miss Ethel Aeise, taaeher al Ce
ao.Ia. Vas lu taWn saturday
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

sara N Jordan q HaacAkiss ar
ri.ei Sunday IH Gunnisan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Following are the officers elected
Ns Ira Iauu.r club for The coming
l Irs les-ie $ Purrier, mg-l
..Is Alice Eastman. vice pres
..s Hr-. Bessie d. Wolfe, secretary
.r. .-#.r.r
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

A coat OF paint has been given
the central portion Of La Neta hotel
irout adding greatly TO its appear
auce
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Clst dame sataTaar nla.tt IT,.
- seules hafar- As-u-t
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

T. q Ehlerdlng was here frum
M lsltr.ase l.i4t q geck
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

.r.a. Igua., Bert Jones.
r I Palm N51sr and Tom
w.ra alt"-ss .rn I'arli. go
.r.sI.s Inquest D.s. Sanford.
a..sa and Hyatt. rendered pro-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

T.as Ils.ziaue seut . Deaves s.s
urazy
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

a house party was given by Miss
Allison last Saturday night at which
90 number Of young dIIos were en-
trtunad. a suupJulus Sunday
ue breakfast finished thc
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

After spending several days in
town in the capacity Of county cor
oncr. Geo. L. Miller returned to
Crested Butte Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

] ~rd Casss VS. sisita .
ou .1u Sa.uraav
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

After a months visit here with
her aunt Mrs. A. Hartman, and
laudmother Mrs. llaigler, Mrs
L.ll Faulkner departed for Glen
waol Springs Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Cheer up!

Don't be aowncasi it thiHgs don't 60 Just
the way yaa want them TO II Your ills are
physical there's rameds-and its here
DON'T dose yourself uunec ssarily but when
you aud your doctor decide you really neei
medicine come to this first class ph1rmacy
and get pauacea idE your aiiaent
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

o. Sunday tHa srb ar April ST..
and Bins CAas % Meyer pleasantly
euter med group # tsa fmi y
frien in honor af tl,ir lItl wed
ding anniversary. A heautIH.I d.
apo I 1inurr wds serraF
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

J Le~ls Sens ever O. >..lI4@
" e-dav evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

, IS tal-nflns Ellet - qaite iiI
- aause af laia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

\ J1ha Whipp and Miss Naad
Bra UeHi e. Denver Saturday o.
spei q wesk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

N E,ah.zds 81 iIaia-as "a ts-n
To as
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

The commissioners met We1le7-
day OF this week. but as Sir Block
could not bo present, they allowed
certain bills and adjourned until
tie 18th Of the month when impor-
tint matters viii be taken Up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

} 1auu a. bayles,lle sac ia i..,s.n
on suess Hae-8av
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

. ar visiting 90 she L1me 81 Mr.
and .rs J % FartHh here far q lev
days hrs nr i.aymu departed
Meg tav fr Ser hams Iu Jalraaa
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Nutr1se Enterprise. "A. X. Stew
ems ct Guuuison was in the city
FRIDAY looking to see if his brother,
= T., was safely back from Salt
Lake CITY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

Rev H. l.. Anderson and daugh-
ter and mother-inlav. Mrs. Lamp
Au from Missouri, arrived Saturday
iron >aLida, at which place Mrs.
Anderson was buried on Friday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

urv Jackrilk = rauaiinE over
IN z NldEvay country and writes
an resting letter &. THE News
fn.H at laraiIfy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

M Ha. E.il Williams ur Grand
'u.6.. ar6ea. II.rr 10 Spend o.
lta with Der sister, #T- A. Hart
aaa. Miss laa. Hartman, r...1 lrs
been visiting il r.a lower country.
returned with her aunt
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

SS~ s-s~s1 n1mD =
Sa~-s< sWs@ s-~
- - fi4s s~sss-o go
$40 . a.s~ - l~~sSR
- s.- 49,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04

taltl.
A coat OF paint has been given
the central portion Of La Neta hotel
front, adding greatly TO its appear
auce
Miss Julia Redden left Saturday
l1r Lake City She will teach in
tie Baker district six miles FROM
that place.
After spending several days in
t1wn ia the capacity Of county cor
oner. Geo. L. Miller returned to
Crested Butte Tuesday.
Nmtr1se Enterprise A. X. Stey-
ems uf GuuulsUn was i'm the city
Friday looking to see if his brother,
D. T., was safely back from Salt
Lake City.
Rev II. l.. Anderson and daugh-
ter and mother-in-lav. Mrs. Lamp
AIu from Missouri, arrived Saturday
irun >aLida, at which place Mrs.
Anderson was buried on Friday.
After a months visit here with
her aunt, Mrs A. Hartman, and
grandmother, Mrs lIaigler, Mrs.
Lou Faulkner departed for Glen
uaol Springs Monday
A house party was given by Miss
Allison last Saturday night at which
.a number Of Young lalios were en-
.tuI1-d a suu1.u1us Sunday
.aune breakfast finished the
ra..
Following are the officers elected
as lra IauuHt club lr the coming
a. lrs Jessie S. Purrier ra-l
..I- Aie Eastman. vice rras-
.; #r-. Ba D. Wolfe, secretary
ar.r.
w.a. Tourney Bert Jones'.
..u I., Palm Na8lr and Tom
u.r. .l- #-s.s .nn iurla go
.r.sIs Inquest DIS. SaularI.
...a.sa and Hyatt rendered ur1-
... a.THa..-.
HrH wa...H-. a-cut aE TIE
~ N.ra L... In.n. company.
...... .m..a ad4urgr-
aa5. and b. preparing H
r.... rHs . county rl
..- ... ..aua.
J..ue. Formerly srGr.-
n.e| i.a H-t Friday
a 81. g-.. ...... where Ir v...
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His a u. ... ....aa. l'tlI
. ta...- a.. r.t .u aarta 81
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M. aa.Tn Wl.iaa- ~ Grand
Fuu.E.. ar5r.. El.nr ID -nrn# o.
n -t. with ..r er HI-. a Taft
man. Miss Haas -u. r...1 has
been visiting iI tHa lower country.
returned with rar aunt
The commissioners met Welue4-
day Of this week, but as Mr Block
could not be present they allowed
certain bills and adjourned until
tie 18th Of the month when impor-
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-04
Mea ~ M-s iisA.

t Mea ~ Ms liza
@ E,eh.rds e Is,ia-as Ia am
To as
ls Le~ls Seuf oseF o. >..llaa
" e-dav evening
4 ~rd Caass Wss slsra4 81
oe s1u >s.urtiav
: Is Nalenflue Enet = gaite iil
4. aause 81 Ida
lauu a bylesille sac 81 t..s.n
on sauess . Hsestae
\ J1ha Whipr and Miss Naad
srs UeHf g. bgnVer Saturday O.
spei a Wesk
; uev Jaokritk = rauahinE over
IN . aIdgway country and writes
an ressmE Isttu &. The NeWs
froH st lacaIty
a. Wishing 90 Che bame af Mr
and rs , R Fartah here Or q lev
days hrs nr Uaymu departed
Me- daaHisy iHr Hsr damis iH t'llcaza.
o. SUNDAY fHa 2Jtb OF AruL Sir
and Bins CAas. % Meyer rIeasaa.ly
euteT ned q group # tsa family
frien H hoHor af tl,ir IItL wed
ding university A beautifully
apo ei dinner was ser-af
{ LeH Gavette has given up bis Ha.
sitiou deputy iu tbarauufv clerk =
otiiiee and wdI devote most af Bis
stteni this summer O. manage
ufeut Of The rapajly extending gro
cery business e GaYeitc Bros
frsuk Zsgelder had two fingers
If his right hand nearly Severed
from the hand last FRIDAY morning
by having them caught between two
kegs oi ard DR. Sanford Is treat
ing them and may possibly save
them both
Beiore the ruins quit sm1lderinp
a Chicagl Publishing house was ad-
vertising new book. The san
Francis Calamity. Story told bv
eye witnesses, photographs taken on
the spot. etc Great is American
enterprise.
/ Word is received from Crested
Butte that Tom llodgsln. an old
! timer Of Irwin aud the Elk mountain
towns, died there Sunday. We was
buried Tuesday Mr.. lIodgson was
G3 wears old He had no relatives
nearer than Denver
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Wolf ot
Belyidere, Ill, arrived Monday
They were called here BIZ the death
|af Mrs Grasmuck. They will re-
turn as soon as business matters are
arranged, taking with them Mrs
Wolfs father, Or Grasmuck. who
viii have his future home with them.
The Geo. NauAlstue place ou
/ Tomichi creek has been sold 20 Ed
Iissc Of Phillip-barg Kansas, who
will arrive in July to take charge
Mr. Bissel is am old friend 5f H. H.
Mcdowell, who looks after the ranch
until his arrival Mr. NduhI-.me
has moved 10 town.
The copper era., 1906-12-20
GiIa Valley Damaged by Flood.

In regard to the recent rise in the Gila river the Guardian says:
 Hundreds of acres of valuable land bordering the river were washed away. No other damage is reported to have been done in the valley by the river.
 The washes and the gulches lead ing from the Graham mountains were all raging torrents. The main street through Layton was river for several hours and did the street considerable damage. A number of farms south and east of here were also quite badly damaged.
 The river where it makes great bend directly east of Safford has cut away the land sp far that it is now running fully a hundred and fifty yards west of |e point where the lower road to Solonsonville turns to go south to connect with the main road at the Pomeroy ranch.
 The railroad sustained heavy dam- age at San Carlos. Four bents of the bridge spanning the Gila were carried away and about 2O00 feet of track destroyed.
The copper era., 1906-12-20
Thirty Senators to Leave Service 0l
 United States.

On March 3 the terms of thirty members of the United States senate will expire. In only few states, and those republican, does the reelection of sitting members or the choice of their successors remain in doubt. Where democratic senators are to re- tire in the south their democratic successors have generally been named as in the case of Senator Berry, of Arkansas, and Senator Carmack, of Tennessee, who will make room for Governor "Jeff" Davis and "Fiddling Bob" Taylor. Senator Patterson, of Colorado, will yield probably to Simon Guggenheim, who is credited with having financed the republican state campaign, ane the legislatures of Idaho and Montana will replace Senator Dubouis and Senator Clark with republicans. The good old days seem to have passed in Montana when Clark, with Midas-like touch; could turn republican votes into gold. In at least three states the republi cans are sharply divided.
 In Rhode Island enough independ- ent republicans have declared them selves against the corrupt Brayton- Aldrich machine to threaten the extinction of Senator Wetmore and to give hopes, through democratic cooperation of the election of Col. Goddard, Senator Dryden's ChanCes of reelection in New Jersey grow simmer as the time for the assem- bling of the legislature draws nearer. But he is fighting desperately and has been in Trenton marshalling his forces in person.
 Michigan has four leading candi- dates who aspire to Senator Algers' Representative William Alder Smith, Representative Charles E. Townsend, Arthur Hill, wealthy lumberman who fought the old Nc Millen machine days past, and Will liam c. McMilan, the former sena- tors son. Morris Brown is slated to take the place of Senator Willard, of Nebraska, and Senator Benson, of Kansas, who by appointment is serv- ing out the unexpired term of ex- Senator Burton-which Burton is serving in jail-expects to be elected.
 In New Hampshire Winston Churchill, leader ot the Lincoln re- publicans, may appear as a candi- date for Senator Bingham's seat. In Delaware Senator Alice may be re- planced by Du Pont man.. Ken- lucky has already elected Judge Paynter to succeed Senator Black burn next March and the recent cleo tions indicated Governor Beckha as Senator McGreary's successor after March, 1909.
The copper era., 1906-12-20

Nearly a million dollars are to be expended in alteration and improve ments at the United Verde mines at Jerome. Senator w. A. Clark is the principal stockholder in the company owning these mines and it is he who has planned the changes. New ma cninery will be put into the shelter and the terminal facilities of the United Verde & Pacific railroad, the narrow gauge line that connects the great copper camp with the Santa Fe, Phoenix & Prescott at Jerome Junction, are to be improved. A tun- nel 1000 feet long to run to tap the main ore body at depth of 1000 feet below the bottom of the deepest workings of the property. The pur- pose of the tunnel is to form drain for the mines and will be 7x7 feet in dimensions. Later the tunnel may be enlarged as a working tunnel.
The copper era., 1906-12-20

On Monday, November 20, the regular meeting of the c. H. S. C.. was held. The secretary was re- quested to send written invitations to the parents, trustees and friends of the pupils to attend a rehersal on Friday, Nofember 30.
The copper era., 1906-12-20
Sympathy to Flood Suffers.
To tha Editor of thc ERA:

l 0 lu9 EullOr OI lUc ERA.
 The heartfelt sympathy of my self and wife go out toward the good people of Clifton, who have lost their homes and have suffered Tn more ways than one, by the awful flood. We can realize in a measure the condition of things existing there, having passed through two big floods last year, and I having been a witness to the flood of 1891.
 While not a resident of dear old Clifton at present, still it was my home for twenty-one years, and I still feel that it is so. Therefore the interests of the people are near and dear to my heart, and I speak truly when I say we feel so sorry for you all in these your dark hours.
 The Copper Era has certainly been up against it, but it has shown, 1 must say, under it's able manage ment, that it will not be downed, as was proven by it being issued from Morenci three days after the flood.
 Accept kindest regards from my wife and myself, and to my friends and others who have suffered from this disaster, we deeply sympathise with them all.
 Your friend,
 FRANK M. RINGGOLD
The copper era., 1906-12-20
Every Young Person Should Know.

That the average wages paid for unskilled labor in this country is less than $500 year-the average paid to skilled labor is about $l,000-a differ ence of $70O a year.
 If the skilled .laborer works thirty years at the same rate, this makes $2l, ,OOO more he will earn than the un- skilled laborer. But suppose the skilled laborer puts out his S700 superior earnings each year at per cent. compound interest, this would amount to S66, ,122.55 at the end of thirty years.
 It seems like fairy tale, too good to be true, but total investment of Sr25 to $2OO and about five months time in business and shorthand course prepares a young person to do the skilled labor and save up S7OO a year
The copper era., 1906-12-20
When to Go Home

From the Bluffton, Ind, Banner; "When tired out, go home. When you want consolation, go home. When you want fun, go home. When you want to show others that you have reformed, go home and let your family get acquainted with the tact. When you want to show yourself at your best go home and do the act there. When you feel like being ex- tra liberal go home and practice on your wife and children first. When you want to shine with extra bril- fancy go home and light up the whole household" To which we would add, when you have bad cold go home and take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and quick cure is certain. For sale by all druggists.