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The Washington times., 1906-01-14

= + EVER the curt command, clear
decks for action" should be issued
a and obeyed in the household it is
on ironing day. If your kitchen be
also your laundry, the order STOW
close" is added.
Arrange culinary operations so as 20
have as little cooking as possible done
while ironing table and ClOthes-hoTse
occupy the center Of the stage. A splat-
ter OF fat upon hatiron or across a
freshly Numbered garment is a disaster.
Boiling pots crowd the top of the range
when you need all the space you can get
for the irons. Meat and bread are likely
to burn in the overheated oven unless
watched closely. 1T is true economy Of
time and nervous forces to devote the
greater part sof one day to the serious
task OF getting what Yankee housewives
used to call the heft of the ironing
out of the way of other and lighter
duties.
An oblong table on which sheets and
tablecloths may be spread at half length
is a ''must-have" 10 the skilIful laun-
dress The ordinary ironing board. sup
ported at each end by a chair back or
stout legs attached to the board ana
folded under it when not needed. is ex-
cellent for small pieces: but as foun-
dalton upon which heavy bed and table
linen are to be manipulated, il is a
clumsy contrivance. Even when clean
cloth is spread upon the floor to keep
the trailing folds from the dust the
necessity of continually shifting the
sheet or tabIecover. to bring every part
of the surface under the iron. adds
sensibly 10 the labor of the laundry.
Covering for Boards.
Table. Ironing. and bosom boards must
be covered. first with several folds of
flannel or with an old blanket, in order
10 get the degree of elasticity. Vet firm
ness, requisite 10 produce the softened
gloss pleasant TO the cultivated eye. The
jar upon the workers bones and muscles
IS also much less for the slight yield
ing of the wboiIy subsratum- over this
tack smooth and taut stout cotton
sheet. made fast to the underside of the
board. This covering must be inyariab-
~ clean. The damp clothes and hot iron
will betray and stain or dust by trans
ferrng Il 10 the article under treatment
Have at the laundress' right hand a
trivet or ring on which to set the iron
in the intervals OF active operations. and
beneath the trivet q square of asbestos.
II you cannot get asbestos. use a dat
stone. Within easy reach have block
of folded wrapping paper on which to
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

or SIX months of travel / have the
irons cleaned carefully, wrapped in It's
sue paper. then in soft butchers paper
and pack them in box This is set
away in a dry closet on the seeoH~
focv
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

because she Knows so we'll what she
means to say. and has sBcb q sprightiy
way of saying IT, May we hear from
her againg
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
TN NNIAIO NAV No III of Marion Har-
Xxi IINIVEI ! lands Practical Talks
AANOA VAL ~ III u on Laundry Work

rub the iron and to test its heat, and
with the paper cloth for wiping dust
and chance flakes of SCOT from the han
ole and top: A bit of wax or spermaceti.
or. best OF all. paraffin, should lie in
saucer near by. 1t imparts gloss to the
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

Perhaps my correspondent is right,
and / am an unsanitarian, unprogFes-
sive sybarite, For Il insist that my
sheets shall be ironed, and well. Con-
suiting Mrs. McParson's capital little
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

the sanitary wisdom OF all this? The
air ctrculates freely between the meshes
that are not crushed fiat. You Will
sleep more soundly and healthfully be-
tween unironed bedclothes"
The Washington times., 1906-01-14
RECIPES

Menus ana recipes for one day from a
Michigan menbeF-an warranted tried,
true and practical"
Break asJ-Snredded wheat biscuit.
served with canned peaches and cream
mullins. canned So sages. cTeamed pO-
tatoes. coffee.
toes, nut bread. baked apples, cocoa.
Dinner-Fried chicken fcountry styIe).
sweet potatoes. lima beans. cabbage
salad apple dumplings with cream, cot
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

There is clean, hard common sense I'm
what our woman OF affairs saws. |
have let her nil more room than be-
lonas OF right TO a single correspondent
The Washington times., 1906-01-14

Keep your fiatirons in dry place. If
YOU have such in the house-the attic
rather than have them rust. When /
leave my house for a months vacation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
Earth's Greatest Cities

There now nine cities in the world having
a population of more than one million. Lou
don, the leader, has over a. million, while
Greater New York is a close second Amorg
medicines, Hostetters Stomach Bitters have
been the leader for over half century, ana
there close seconds because no other
remedy can begin to equal its record of cures
of stomach, liver and bowel disorders. In
thousands Of homes il is used exclusively for
all the common ailments of mankind. When
tongue is coated, appetite poor, bowels costive.
and sleep restless is the time you'll appreciate
this wonderful medicine. II cures spring fever,
impure boed, indigestion, dyspepsia, bilious
ness. fema' e troubles. chills colds. grippe or
malaria. Get a bottle today from your druggist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
Among Railroad People
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Auditor Lounshury spent Monday
night in town.
G.. ID. Freeman was over from
Delta a part of the week.
Chester Trevarthen is the new
call boy for the Rio Grande
l. W. Trevarthen is brak ng for
Earl Richardson, who is taxing a
lay of.
Geo. Day, head of the grievance
committee, was here. first Of the
week
a. ). Exter, assistant superlntend-
ent, made trip to Crested Butte
first of week
w. NJ. Fuller has been appointed
fuel agent for the Rio Grande sys-
TEN. A new position.
Having resigned his position a,
caller for the d. q r. G. Melvin Her.
rick went to Denver Tuesday and
will court success as a horse jockey
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23

c. A Green and Valentine Ehret
were doing business in Gunnison
Monday
A. X. Stevens and Miss Stevens
were up last Friday evening to attend
to business in town.
Miss Minnie Green who is teach
ing at Spencer has been engaged for
a SIX months term in the Vidal dis
trict north of town.
C. A. Green, having run short OF
hay, has taken 100 head of cattle tc
Chas Mergelman's ranch on Beaver
creek where they will be fed until
grass comes.
Crosby Bros, who have secured
the mail contract from lola to Du.
bois, are arranging for headquarters
at lola They will build cabins
there and make a permanent resi-
dence. Mail for Powderhorn is tc
be carried from Dubois, which make,
rather awkward service for the val
ley. A. T. Kelso has the mail con
tract, lola to Vulcan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
Sxn-es
INhamp.oI torFesYoHtlaEee-

>e~s-Ctsmp.o1 Correspondents.
TUESDAY. March ~
John fruiht Vt MIDWAY II some
what under the weather these DAYS.
T. y I.amoy oar mali man needs
a word oi PRAISE as gettIng mail into
tAls part OF the eountry these days is
a hard proposition
J. ii Crowley went 10 the valley
FRIDAY and started back ior his ranch
Monday by the way 81 Spencer He
got blocked IN the SHOW this side OF
Midway and STAYED at lhe Profit
ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
osO CseSk ltSns
ny Telephone


Wednesday, March Fl
u W Gray is shooting quite a
number OF coyotes nowadays
The DAYS and nights are equal in
length and spring ought to begin.
Little Helen GRAY has returned
home from visit with her ennsins
at T. IL Andrews ON the lower Gun
uIson.
Joe Eilebreight SAYS they have
snowdrifts so deep in their hay6eld
that they will have 10 NOV around
them next haying
A.aster Clarence Gillaspey enter.
tanned fifteen little friends at a
birthday party Sunday. The little
folks came in the morning and spent
the day aud enjoyed the day as only
children can. The storm was no
barrier to youthful spirits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
1DuWA

>e~s.ohsHPsnn eesre syoaasace.
AS.a~y. March ~
The roads bctseea fstkl aad
bo~ermaa are bioesA.i
I've shifts are no~ WORKING os
both properties vi the Ale Lincoln
That Looks hke aan1ns.
Extlre Chief Roberts is IN town
from beaver and SAYS people 81 that
esfy are eeesanlng 30 take more in
ieres, ~ Bowerman.
The Copper Queen property. for
merls the IAs~ey property, bst ns~
under management of l. =. Merr,-
man 81 the Abe Lincoln. is showing
sp well Mr. Merr,man had an arm
broken between the shoulder and
elbow BY the fall Of ledge OF rock
While he was inspecting the Copper
Qseea. DIR Dsvlln of Pitkin Is al.
tending hlm and We hope he will
soon Ire out
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
Thursday. March !
Doy levilk
News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday,. March .

NcWs-1 hampton Correspondence.
Wednesday, March ?
About p friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H. Mcconnell surprised them last
"Wednesday evening.
VIII Lamb arrived from the lower
country Saturday to visit with his
sister, Mrs. Clarence McDonald.
After a visit If two months with
his sisters, viii Burt returned b. his
home at Pagosa Springs last week
In spite of cold weather and deep
snow the cattle in our valley are
looking we'll Our ranchmen have
plenty of hay ON hand even should
King winter reign two months more.
A st Patrick dance was given
Saturday night at the Razor creek
home of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Nc
Donald Owing to bad weather and
drifted roads not many DoylcviIle
people were able 10 be present
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
CrcstcA b~ttc Agitates Municipal
Ownership.

1t is stated the following tickets
have been filed preparatory to the
annual spring election at Crested
Butte: Citizens-Mayor, Geo. Miller,
trustees, ID. j. Applegate, Chas. Jul
ian, Andy Mosher and Luke Smith:
treasurer. " + Metzler; clerk, Syl-
via Smith, marshall, Pat Hanlon.
Taxpayers Ticket-Mayor, John
Arnott; trustees, James Harris, James
McGraw, James Jameson and Mar
tin kuretich: treasurer, V. f. Metz
ler; clerk, Micheal Boyle; police
magistrate, J. J. Doyle; marshal,
Jack McC ann.
The Citizens ticket is pledged tc
70 ahead with the suit against the
old light and water company CON-
pelling them to reduce rates or for
felt its franchise, when the town
would Immediately build and oper.
ate a municipal plant If the tax
payers ticket wins. the suit will
probably be abandoned and things
60 as they are.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
A Chicago Alderman Owes His.
Election To Chamberlain
Cough Remedy

Il can heartily and conscieniiouslv
recommend Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for affections Of the throat
and lungs, says Hon John Sheniek
2l0 SO. Peoria St, Chicago. Two
wears ago during political campaign
! caught cold after being overheated.
which irritated my throat and was
finally compelled TO stop, as | could
not apeak aloud In my extremity
friend advised me 10 use Chamber
lains Cough Remedy, ! took two
doses that afternoon and could not
believe my senses next morning
when | found the inflammation had
largely suhsided. ! took several
doses that day, kept right on talking
through the campaign, and | thank
this medicine that | won my seat in
the Council. This remedy is for
sale by all druggists
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
Tin Cup now has telephone con-
nection with st. Elmo and Gold Hill.

c. I. Rawalt in Paonia News
paper - John McDonough was
peculiar in the fact that he made
friends of all who knew him. A
Just and honest man, filled with
neighborly kindness. his ranch
home was the natural harbor for all
wayfarers who passed that place.
The writer has enjoyed an intimate
acquaintance with Mr.. McDonough
for the past dozen years, has par
ticipated in his hospitality and feels
keenly the fact that the grand old
pioneer has crossed the range at a
time when his frugality and indus
try had made it possible to lay down
the cares OF life and enjoy his de-
clining years. 1t is FIVE years now
since he discovered that Bright .
disease had marked him for death.
but the information did not frighten
or worry him. He proceeded in his
Characteristic manner to set his
house in order for the change tina,
comes to all. Down to the fnest
points he dictated his wishes even tc
the place and manner of his burial
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
Cmarron Items
News-Champion Correspondence.
Monday. March p

News-Cnamplon Correspondence.
Monday. March Fl
Twenty inches of snow On the
ground.
Frank kensgan was a Montrose
visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richards went
to Gunnison Sunday.
Mrs. G.. L. Linscott has been on
the sick list during the past week.
Mrs. w. o. Brewer has been en-
joying q visit from eastern relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Veo have
both been i'll with la grippe during
the week.
Chas. Freeman and Chas. Stewart
of Delta are spending a few day.
in Cimarron.
Mrs. Lu Neo went to Montroee
Thursday and Mrs. John Miller re-
turned from that city FRIDAY.
Twenty section men came over
from Montrose Sunday and went
mp to Sapinero to help shovel the
passenger train out
The ladies' Thursday evening
club met with Mrs. Lathrop with
Entrlken as teacher. Next meeting
to be held at the home of Ms. Nc
Gerry in two weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23

District courts meets April 10
Outside Of the Lynch case and the
People VS.. Thos. Holmes. there is
little criminal business The peace
bond preceding against S. H. Kim
sey will be tried, the injunction
proceedings against our city council
finally decided and big grist Of
civil cases ground out
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
Dayton Doinss

News Champion correspondence.
Wednesday, March :
Eighteen inches of new snow.
Carr Bros. shipped another car OF
lumber this week.
The Devadent family moved fran
Bessie Philes to A w. Crofft's this
week.
Pete Ready and his black horse
got stuck in the snow at Dayton last
Monday All the train crew were
out shoveling.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
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Ss1s-csaEssssa Cszsosssaaases.

>e1s-s isssss.l s,sss CszzesDoSaazcs-
Tuesday. N.asck ~
N " Nesa Il L-.ake Cisy = vI--
stEn. ixseaaz Acre ts.s~ sees
As-r fissencs IisA taak N f.s
dance Al I-Ase Cs;y frsAsy rsgta
Mr. and Nrs. y H- Zeaas enies.
i.aned the yosnz peqPse THURSDAY
al~si and al Pre-ens report hae
tGasf
III \ WheeieT s.essarsea i1T s's-
range FRIDAY. Mr. Mheeler has
na..ny sr'aad- al >aIsaoro who reere'
hIs aePartare.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
For an Impaired Appetite

Loss of appetite always results
from faulty digestion. All that is
needed is a few doses of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will invigorate the stomach,
strengthen the digestion and give
you an appetite like wolf These
tablets act as a gentle laxative. For
sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23

Will Decker arrived from Crested
Butte yesterday and went on to Sap
inero to take the position in the for
est service recently vacated by II y.
Wheeler. Mr. Decker is first class
man for the position and will un-
doubtedly make as many friends in
his new location as he has at the
Buttes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23

A. n. Niles. the real estate and
insurance man of 0lathe was here
on business yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
SUMMONS IN APPLICATION vos svc,srs..
TiNN

SUMMONS IN trrLicAT,"N EoE REG,srsA-
TWN.
STATE or COLORADO
COUNTY or CitNNisoN s.
In the District Court. No. ia.
Joseph II. Block
versus
Reese u, Carlisle and all
other per-ons or parties Sunmo,s o,
unknown, claiming any Aunlicat;,. e..
right, title estate. lien kevi.,ra,;'
or interest in the real
estate described in the
appiication herein.
Defendants.
The People sd the State Of Color.a A.. Il,
above name iefendants-tiREETING
ioe are hereby summoned and reou,red n,
The applcation of the app Iics Mt nj s,n,iW
IN the above entitled application for re~istr,
.,on OF the following land situate In Gwpnisor
QUIZ tolorad. to- wit: An undixiJad t-...
nve thlrty-seconds 2s32l interest in snd 80 "
~ the following named lode mining claim. .;t'
uste IN the Rupy Mining District To- vit. ~.
Sthe0asea, SURVEY No. 476e; The lla,sv S~rx.-
NO, t'ot and the Crested Butte aurveS M fssy
nho 70 ME y'ur answer To the said appli~stis,-
IN the Office OF the Clerk Of said (,o.s 4. ~
County, within. twenty days after he s.,r;- - -
TINS summons u.'on you, exclusive Of tI,e a.. -
sucn service; snd II you fail to spsvev ths 80
aPpi'cstioD " thin the time sforea.id ~. ~,
p1cant paintih in this action will spnl, !. ~
c"un Tor the relief demanded in the crs,l;cs
tion herein. " e sbPhce-
Witness Z. G. Palmer C,.-a
OF said Court, and the sell thevr.
~ q At nj Office in the Court
(O8AG\ House at Gunni~ou in said
NN County and STATE this 5th Az
of March, A. d, 1855.
EGG. PALMER,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23

AGUARANTEgR CuRE VWx PsIIA
Itching, Blind. Bleeding Protrudins PLEA DYvg
ei-te are authorized refund money il RAZO
OlNTAENI fails to cure in TO Il days. Nc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
! Vicinity No~0 5
EIa wv0aDr,sc 1ETsas ~1
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WvUTiMc UTY0
ApU<vsne
000oD LA ~ rOWW

CorrespusA~oan-
TUESDAY A~scA
spann Bro. are basid.aS . -
barn
Wm CLARK aud l.. EGnh a
boarded the tram tor Crested D 10
SATURDAY.
Frank Cma-tacs loaded . Ca q
hay for the t.Hdner Iuust.os eam-
psny last week
Stewart Rider and family - ex.
decsed home from tha.r Cskk,rnsa
toer iirst Of Aprli
Miss Jslis NDss. after spsaaiEz
the past month IN the vsllss. re
turned to her home IN Crossed Rafte
Wednesday
Thursday. March A.
Paytou : ann aad sister alton ded
the eNerp -cs at the Marshall srhaal
last rltlay night
W. A Willis and ron. l.. Lucero
Wm. Allen and Frank Comstock are
pstting up ice tins week
After spending the winter 10 r an
sss City II. h. Mckinney is vssitlng
friends here before returning b. his
business at Ohio City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
feA UolloYu6
~ sssss ~ ArrsH sss~s ts& uS&sns

~ ss"ss ~ srrsE sssss sss ssss.ss..
STATE OF COLORADO.
t"tNTi % % SNisoN..
Ia the Di-triot court. So
tsunni-sn Camp Ne. sp
Pacific Jari-diation.
Nots'inien Of thC World.
Fiaistia
scrsas
Aaron n Levy MAJ w.r. s..,,...,..,.
ner an1 q. a 5. Werner tn,IIcatio,,
and ouisaDg. and all Tor R.sr,-
other per-uns or parties ,r.t..5
unknown. claiming any
night tftle estate. lian. |
- Interest in the real
estate described "a Oh.
apptieation her.in
Defendants.
The People Of the stale of Colorado 10 the
sncHn named bofendsnfs GREETING,
f"n ar" henahy sainnaoned aud re,ln -rd To
answer iiie application of flle applicant pia ,utih
~ The atssse eitiflea application fsr :. si.ifs.
ton ~ the following land Sit.af. ia t,,.fn,son
County, toioraao. to-~it. Is,fs uupt.reJ one
a. two 2. tnfeo 49, Ia Block numbered t1tr.
teen b. Original Town oi 6unni-ou a. p.r
iie fecurdti liat of said town. and Co M. y.ur
answer - fls -aid applica ION IN The ,t,ic. ,,f
the tlc-k of said aurt IN "a IA 4 sa,utx w,rh,n
twenty days alter the service tf this summers
up'n tou- *. ia i've of the day Il such service
aha ~ 9"n tfil to answer the said application
within The time aforesaid the .t,,.l,.,,.t ula,u
tiH pa tht- sctiun will appiy u. the ourt f,.x
ihe rtllei a,aianded Ia the sppi,cstian herein
NItness T.. g. Palmer 4 lerk
81 SAID Court, aud The seal there
ot, ct my office M the Court
SEAL House AZ hunnison in said ouu-
ADNJ y and state, this 18th aay of
March. A. D. 1870
i. q. PALMER,
Dierk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
II anoNs on ,rr.narl"s ror Ir.,,rsA

u hhoNs on APPLICATION rog ku.,>yRA.
IiON
STATE OF COLORADO.
Cot NIf or trCSNGsON. -
H. the District Court. No. O.
George :. Jayus,
versss
Eunice A. Pratt. ard Ste
ihen r. Pratt. ~ Trus-
lee, and nj other per Summons on
sons or parties Appl rstIon for
khS~n- ciaiMinx any kegistIatian
night title, estate. lien.
or Interest in the real
esiate descrihed ia the
application herein.
defendants.
'he People oi the state of Colorado to the
above named defendants -1bEETING:
hoh are herftN summoned aud r,ouir rod "a,
answer ne application If the applicant pisinti5
~ the above cnii titled application isr reg,str,-
non OF the t1iiewine land situate in Gunu,s.,u
ourty to.ur do, to-wr. Lot p in Bluck ~
Lots ~ ~ y, q IN Block l7. Lots ~, 2i 22. 23
- y in b.o,k - Lots and 4 in Block %. Lots
-, - - "a, ans Z! IN Block "A, and Lots L. 2
a. a. . ., and Ia Block llo all in the " est ,,up
hison addition 10 the Town of Guunison said
iots being known and designated a. -pch If the
am.iaen i tiat - ss4i addltio as same is found
on iiie ana ~ rec ri IA the office of the Clerk
and Recorder 81 said Gunnison County and To-
hle your answer TO the said application in The
oiiiee % the cry oi SAID Court, in said County.
Nithin twenty days after the service OF this
summons upon Yen, exclusive OF the siay 81 such
strNlce an y va fali To answer the said an.
piication within the time aforesaid tic s,,',h
cant plaintih In this action viii anolv ,a ~
"urt Tor the relief demanded in tie applics.
tion herein. "p'''e
Wines, +. q. Palmer. Clerk
- said Court. and the seal
thereof, at my office in the
SEAL urt House at Gunnison in
NTe~N/ -ali tounty aud State, this 5tb
aay Of March 4. ID. 1895.
E.. PALMER.
Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
CsasEyopau vessxr .,u.vr

APPLICATIONS FOR GRAZING pERsrrs
Notice rs hereb, givsn that all appicstiuos y,,r
pcmts " craze cattle, bor~er .rd
during the season 81 'SH musf he s,h.;sses'v
Z. y. Sbellabareer, Forrest Supervise. ScN.t
oc4o- 90 or b.-fore March 81, iSS Emil IT..
nation IN regard to the fee~ 10 m chs rg.a 80
blank fcras Ia be used in n,kin~ s,,,f;.ano .no
VIII he furnished uion request a1arrssed 20 ~.
above named officer 10 the
THOMAS II SHERRARD
Acting Forester.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-03-23
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons & Ferguson.
That eood lumbeT.
Boards are surfaced one side.
Dimensions surfaced one side and one edge.
ealHeY luMbsr Co.
elNNiseS paRs>r RESERVE

6tNNi~0N foRk>f Rk>kRNk
APPLICATION FOR GRAZING PERM ITS
NOTICE is hereby given that all Applicant IONS
for permits to Craze cattle aud horses With a
the Gunnison Forest Reserve during the season
~ 1915, must be submitted TO W R kruetzer,
Forest Ranger in charge. tunnison. Cello On or
uefare April >, 1915. Full information in regard
70 the grazing fees to be charged, and blank
forms 10 be used in making application, will be
furnished upon request addressed to the above
named officer.
THOMAS H. SHERRARD
Acting Forester.