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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Tho Big Horn County Irrigation com
pnny will receive bids until a m. feo-
%, mic section OF their canal. About half
this length can be built with graders,
balance by scrapers Separate bids VII,
FOR the whole Specifications and proflles
cnn he seen at the engineers otlce at
WorIand, Wyo.. after February l. Bids
viii he opened at 10 a m. at Basin, Wyo..
February 10.
The company reserves tho right to re-
tvct any and all bids.
Worland Wyo. r2O91
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
~ CHOICE FEW FROM LITTLE &
LITTLE'S EXTENSIVE LIST.

-HOMES@
brick, built by the present owner for a
home about three years ago, at q cost or
5000. All finish and floors downstairs are
frigerator built in house, dining room
wainsooted In oak about feet. There is
yestibule reception hall. stair-hall, wind
ing OAK staircase. layat9ry under under s.aip- Mn
dry, best of plumbing. two toilets, por.
bath. etc. furnace You could not think
Of building horne while this one was on
the market at $3.50
A swell s-room modern cottage, nearly
new, on LIST st. between E and f There
are few in town as good as this; $500,
Look at 623 Sth East. It's 6-room
brick, lot 4xlO. for s225O; slo50 cash, bal
ance 50 per month, interest per cent.
81 Snow ave, (betwcen Main and W.
Temple and 7th and sth South) Is new
attic where one more room can be made
1t has hall, por bath. toilet, lavatory,
sink. cellar, woodwork hard oil finish;
on End st. near H. 4lax7 and 6-room
modern brick, for 5000
Prospective Business Property.
There is sure money In the corner OF
End E and 3rd South at $500 per foot.
You cannot buy any in the center OF the
block for less than s275 foot.
S2Ax11Sis corner OF 3rd South and Bird
r. r, track on the side. 1t will pay In
terest. It's only half a block from tho
new r G. w. depot and would be q great
site for a hotel: $3.50 per foot.
3ro West with a good brick house on II
depot and only sl2o Fer foot
le4 feet on Plum alley .small street next
class of buildings can be placed on this
property that Will pay % per cent per
year.
Little & Little, under Walkers bank.
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NOTICE.

Tho annual meeting of the stockholders
~ the Morrison Mining company. a cor
noration OF Utah. for the election OF
directors and the transaction of such
bmsiness as may lawfully como before tho
Meeting. will be held at the office OF tho
COMPANY, room leo. Atlas block. Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. on Monday the 5th day or
G.. W. MORGAN,
President Morrison Mining Company.
Kl6Ia
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+-ROOM FRAME, ADOBE LINED, rs
by 40 feet, near llth E. and north OF 10th
So, $3.50 Bargain.
Groom brick and bath and barn, with
21s acres OF fine ground. South West Tenn
pie, $4,000. 5000 cash, $1,000 years per
cent You cannot equal ;hls.
Fine building lots, 500 each. $40 cash,
81 per month, 7 per cent interest, induce
ments TO build. Save n few dollars each
month and you VIII soon have something.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
rs West Second South street
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NOTICE.

THE PUBLIC is HEREBY NOTIFIED
that the partnership between I. Kahn
and w J. Plumhof. under the nrm name
OF Kahn 6 Plumhof Employment Agency.
has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent w ]. Plumhof will continue
business at No. 15l w 2nd So, ST. s73
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PcrdoDS OF ALL DE-
o. rn Furn. Co. second
AYR Ind. 1925. Bell lI94-Y
Az hl272
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Gu FURNITURE AND
'c i State. phone 2lS-k;
'oss hsi4
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SITUATIONS

- SCOTCH COLLIE
- feet, breast and faoe;
sr McMullen. Return to
st. and receive reward.
rN1S
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I WANT ALL THE GOOD LOANs 7
can secure; no commission; no Eastern
company: no third party: low rate; many
South. I'M
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UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request Phones 9299. s. L. Matt
& Mfg, Co., 1aS w 1st So. o244
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Utah Stove and Hardware Co, will
be held at the office of the Western Loan
and Savings Co., 49 E. lst So, at $50 p.
m. on Tuesday. February 1S, 1906, for tho
election OF officers and the transaction OF
such business as may legally como before
said meeting r. w. MADSEN, Scc'y.
Salt Lake City, February !. 1906 sG
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OR FURNACE AND
at Lange's Employ
ain st. Both phones.
yo- 1881
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES.

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES.
An attractive homo OF eight rooms,
red pressed brick. arrangement per
feet, new and up to date in every par
ticular. all large rooms. clothes closets In
each bedroom: large bathroom. pore. tub.
washstand etc, good cellar; southeast,
can sell for $1,000; II you haven't the cash
we viii arrange for terms; you may walt
one day too long and miss II,
a neat f1Ye-room brick; bathroom lno
tub. on northeast bench. for $500, think
OF 1t. 800 cash, bal so per month.
A lot 3x7 rds., on Third ST., $3.50.
An elegant seyen-room. two-story home,
up to date and modern In every particu-
lar; It's a beauty, corner lot on First St
FARM.
Ten acres of land and SiN-room house,
six and one-half miles southeast from
city; one acre fruit; $3.50.
We can lt you out In anything In the
real estate line.
RANCK REAL ESTATE & INV. CO,
SUITE 23l-2, D. +. WALKER BLDG,
SIS
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PH0N0GRAPHS
CHIMNEY CLEANING

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLOR
s. w. Temple. Fone ll4G-X.
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PRIVATE LOANS. NO REMOVAL,
low rate; easy payment, 30 Atlas blk
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RAILROAD MEN, ATTENTION.
We have a special bargain on
west side: S-room modern brick.
cement cellar. etc; lot S2itxleo
feet For a short time we are
authorized TO offer this at less
than cost IT is the chance OF a
lifetime for any one looking for
an elegant west side home, 4th
North St, $500
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
Main and First South Deseret
Bank Building) SIS
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No 3-Evcry
Thursday evening. X of P. hall
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PERSONAL
ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST ACCORDION AND SIDE
pleating. Mrs. Jennens, 2S3 Third East
Bell phone 347-h. nSSe
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DON'T BORROW TROUBLE; BORROW
money. Salared men or women accom-.
modated on their note without mortgage
o. indorser: easy payments; confldentIeI
Cherry, +07 D. F. Walker bldg cisI7
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Ts ROM OWNER FIVE
fcdIlge, with not lees than
eh on east or northeast
FNux distance. must be a
ScuSiving full particulars,
-
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CONTAINING GOLD
stud Finder return to
Liberal reward: no
raD94
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

NErROOM BRICK WITH PANTRY,
closet. cellar and summer kitchen: lawn
garden. shade, fruit trees, $500 All End
ave, Waterloo or Fl. j. Smith, Murray:
both phones. rI73s
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AUCTION SALES

CARPET AND LINOLEUM SALE
About 600 yds. OF Brussels. Administer
and velvet carpets, from to Z yds In
piece. 15c a yd regular from 81 to 81 25
yd, Ingram remnants, all wool. 50c
per yd Great reductions of our regular
Brussels velvets and ingrains. also all
SaIn HXmihsSeI 5ess US Furn,t,Te SmI Cn E9r ~
South. rlS96
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

BUTTE PAPER CLEANING CO.
Leave orders at Smith Drug Co. Both
phones 2SS SIT
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l, f. and A. M
Masonic hall second Friday each month
Members OF sister lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing invited Harrie
Wall Griffith, w. NJ. A. j. Lowe. Secre-
tary.
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ON MORTGAGES. Low RATES r..
Pritchard, mgr. r. e. Dept wilson
Sherman Co, 62 w. 2Dd 90. m2s,
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Ell kALAH TEMPLE A. A o. N NJ S.
Third Wednesday OF each month Ma
sonic hall at p. m. All mobiles sojourn-
Ing invited. ]. III. Marriott, Potentate.
w l. Barnes, Recorder
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%OCH, BETWEEN
Seventh South and
Return to 25S South
= reward.
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IlAPLAN HOUSE CLEANING CO, EX-
pert wall paper cleaners, rooms 81 up,
Phones Bell 3126-Y. Ind 1893. rS4o
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CLEANING AND DYEING

CHICAGO CLEANING CO, 249 SOUTH
State st. Fones, Ind. 2oS3. Bell 2l2S-Z.
p1297
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping. 552 So. Main.
SIS
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWoRK.
ITO North Main st rliS'
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EASY MONEY. EASY TERMS EASy
rates. very private chattels and other
securities. SEQ US Room 20s Atlas block
1913
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A BARGAIN. 4lieX165 FIT, WITH 6-RM
modern brick house and barn on E. 4th
ing $500. Hoffman Bros. e2 w. End So
ct. $50
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WANTED-SIDE LINE TRAVELLING
salesman can make $50 to $50 per week
handling our latest production Of adver-
tlsing fans; liberal terms. apply at once,
United States Calendar company, Cincin
natl Ohio rl7S3
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SCAVENGERS
KEY FITTING

-~~~~~~-~-~-~~~N-~~~o~
| KNUDsON'S NOVELTY MFG. co HAS
moved to 1861 f. End So. opposite old
| stand rl7S4
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TYPEWRITERS


WE RENT ALL MAKES TYPE
writer Exchange. 62 w. 2nd So. T11Os
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LINCOLN lodge No %. K. of P, meets
every Tuesday evening, 8 o'clock, K OF
P hall.
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT: SHOwELL
Bros. & Belcher. 10l Atlas block; phone
Bell 3S65-K, Ind. 319S. rl112
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(, ,,,oPENING AND LOCK
fe Stamp Co, cor ard
Htple. Foncs 9o4. Pro
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I'D TOMBSTONES

a ROOMS ON A
est side. Telephone
e55
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u AND GRAIN

ITO w s. TEMPLE.
x, 1Ild.. l2l4 1875
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D STOVE REPAIRS

ALL MAKES RE-
"A n, 7th West: phone
SIS
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X. BETWEEN FIRST
n. Two account books
nook- Return to Des-
z. Reward,
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chimney AND FURNACE CLEAN:
ing: work guaranteed Phones. Bell
3l26-Y Ind. 1893 kaplan House Cleaning
Co. r848
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LADY AGENT WANTED. CALL 5l4 so.
Sth West.
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MONEY TO LOAN

5000 TO $4,000. ONE TO FIVE YEARS
farm or city property James K Shaw
& Co, over 153 So Main st Rios
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
CAGES. Mrs. a. NJ. Olsen, 625 East sth
South. Phone Bell Polly r1l47
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n ARGBNTA LODGE NO. 3, f. and
"a a. NAT Masonic hall first
~ Tuesday OF each month. Mem
bers of sister lodges and sojourn-
ng brethren Invited, Harry A Knowles,
w. M Moses G, Phillips, Secretary.
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FRATERNAL UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No 151 meets End and
9Th Mondays at /. o. o. f. temple. 8.
Chalher. Secretary. Box 20.
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STAMP MANUFACTURERS

STAMPS. SEALS DIES.
checks. badges, medals. signs. etc. Salt
Lake Stamp Co, cor, 3rd 60. and West
Temple. Phones 2q. p2s9
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YOUNG MEN, Is TO s. TO PREPARE
for good position as railway mall clerk;
experience In postofflce not necessary; en-
trance salary $500 per annum; examina-
tion at Salt Lake, April 6, Write mmedi-
ately, \. H. oliver. 43 Phelan building.
San Francisco r2l0
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CHEAPEST RATES ON FURNITURE
pianos. etc, without removal Room 2
over Utah Nauonal bank. h216
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SIDE EQUITABLE L. & l. CO. 631 w
End So. for loans on furniture or anv
good security; strictly private; low rates.
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MT. MORIAH LODGE NO. q F and A.
M-Masonic hall second Monday each
month Members Of sister lodges and So
Journing members In good standing In
vited, A. II. Peabody, w. NJ Christie
pher Diehl. Secretary
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WANTED-HELP

MAN AND WIFE FOR a BOARDING
car. S5D per mo.
one woman pastry cook, $50 per mo.
Three waitreses, Idaho, 40 ana SSo per
month.
Strock's Employment Agency. As w, End
South. Set
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MRS. GEORGE Y. WALLACE OF POP
perton wants cook. rSo'
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DIARIES

EMPIRE DAIRY. II. y. STANDISH.
Mgr. Bottled MIX, Cream and Butter
EMPIRE DAIRY,
1S East Second South street
Telephones; Bell. 5000; Ind. G5S.
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GIRL TO ASSIST WITH HOUSEWORK.
good wages. SO 18th East T2OHo
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WANT s1.00 FOR FIFTY CENTS? GO
look at cor, 9Th and c sts facing n and
Z, 3 l-3N7 r. and house. make offcr. you
will get 1t; or Will trade for Denver prop
eTty even, give or take about A. ]. ART
stem & Co, bankers and brokers, 2s45
Larimcr st, Denver, Colo.
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Knights Of Pythias.

CALANTHE- MYRTLE lodge No. l.
Every Monday. K of P hall C r.
strock. c. c. c. z. Holman. K of r.
and s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

small fortune because of that card. -
diftidently
Poker
Yes. Why viii a man try to MI a
royal hush9 The man next To me
drew the ten or hearts. the very card
] needed The sight Of it always un-
serves me. beg your pardon"
''OA. that's all right" Haid l. won.
derinG hoo many more lies he had up
his sleeve.
And there's still another reason. I
saw man put six bullets into the
two central spots. anA an hour later
the seventh bullet sas0ed the candle
Of friend of mine. an from the
west"
u can sympathise with you." I re-
turned. After all that trouble. the
sight Of the card NEST have given you
4 shock
Then | slowed away the fatal card
and took up my bunlse and change I
have in my own time tried TO MI royal
nnshes, and the disappointment still
fingers with a bitter taste.
The element of chance 10 the most
fascinating thing there is the
stranger from the west volunteered.
so II is, recalled, suddenly re-
calling that ! was soon TO ,.nt my trust
In the hands Of that very hckle god
dess
He nodded and returned 10 his revol-
vers. while ! went out of the shop.
hailed a cab, and drove up town to
my apart rHcnts in Riverside. II was
eight O'Clock by my watch. Ileaned
back against the cushions. ruminating.
There seemed TO be something goir.
on that night. the ten Of hearts was
acquiring mystifying. not to say sin
lister aspect. First II had alarmed the
girl IN Mouquins. and nov this
stranger in the curio-shop. was con
hdent that the latter had lied in re-
gard TO his explanations. The card
had startled him but his reasons were
altogether of Transparent. thinness. A
man never likes to confess that he Is
unlucky at cards: there is a certain
pride in lying about the enormous
stakes you have won and the wonder
ful draws you have made. frowned
IL was not possible for me to figure
out what his interest In the card was.
II he was westerner his buvine a
pistol in pawnshop was At once dis
rooed OF its mystery; but the incon-
sistent elegance of his evening clothes
doubled my suspicious. Bah, What
was the use OF troubling myself with
this strangers affairs. He would never
cross my path again.
Continued Next Week
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

and father will not let me."-petu-
1antly
The music started up and I heard
no more Occasionally the girl glanced
81 me and smiled in friendly fashion.
She WAS evidently an artists model:
and when they have hair and color
like this girls. the pay is good
found myself wondering why she was
bored and why Carmen had 50 sud
denly lost its charms.
II was seven O'Clock when I pushed
aside my plate and paid my check.
calculated that by hustling ! could
reach Bldnkshire either at ten or ten
thirty That would be early enough
for my needs. And now to rout out a
costume, All | needed was gray
mask. ! had in my apartments
Capuchin's robe and cowl rose,
lighting cigarette.
The girl looked up from her coffee.
Back to the dime museum ban
terinely
4 have . feu minutes to spare.
said l.
by the way. forgot to ask YOU
what card you drew"
1t was the ten of hearts"
The ten of hearts" Her amaze
ment was not Understandable
Yes, the ten of hearts. Cupid and
all that"
She recovered her composure
quickly
Then you will not blow up the
postofiice tonight"
No. ! replied. not to onight'
You have really and truly aroused
my curiosity. Tell me. what does the
ten of hearts mean to YOU
| gazed thoushtfully down at her.
Had truly mystified her? There was
some doubt in my mind
Frankly. | wish | might tell YOU
All am at liberty to say is that | am
about to set forth upon a desperate
adventure, and ! shall be very forum
ate If do not spend the night in the
lookup
You do not look desperate"
oh. ! am not desperate: il is only
the adv enture that is desperate"
Some princess in durance vile,
Some villain to smite? Citadels to
storm Her smile Was enchantment
itself
l hesitated a moment What would
you say If ! told you that this adven-
tnre was merely to prove TO myself
what a consummate ass the average
man can be upon occasions"
Why go to the trouble Of proving
N7-droIly.
am corceited enough to have
some doubts as to the degree
Consider it positive"
laughed. I am in hopes tha, am
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
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W. la~SsS H@@~1 q syHEPlHD AA(GASIH
~ SIZs.P n l.fg1s,xls1 EG
{ . sYHzplHD ANCGH%7H
4IIZb-P ~ <Ixrl.Fs 1vIN.9V ~.

= can taSe care % myseif if---trueu-
lesfis
80 hase ossez beoH forced to OBJ
serve -drYig
~ Wpnaercd shat Il sss al aisoaf
ti'n- uHcle doar. 3 an becpa.iHg 80
drsadfaily borca.
That sounds fnsl si1hsd the old
msu. beipiaa himself 70 The haricots
Serts THE siri are positively norhine
Huf 81 seems odd that yos caut 40
stouf yoar ahairs after Hly own rca.
suIaaaio manner
sm gHiI tNaufv
The oid msa's shoulders rose @ad
feu rcs. elt.ig.
No mla las an answer for that
= pramiae so tell yos every hing
that hai bF teiczraIh~
That's small comfort ImaEiue re-
coigiHg taia -am early 10 the morn
iug. whea a maH brain b. siJhouf in
vent1u aF rolelrufy cf tEou-hf' 4
vouii ttdf go4 we're back home With
yosr father . 81. -ht slesp q uiEhts.
then
. have so utfle amusameui
-Yuu work three hours a daF and
earn more iu week than yaur father
and Z a. iH month Yours IS a very
unhappy Dot
= hate the smFu Of paints. l hate
the studio
And J suppose YEA hate yoar
fame" acridly.
iiah' that Is nag card 10 hviua
The ueorle ] meet bore me
Not satisfied with common folks.
eh2 Must have kings and queens 10
talk to?'
4 only want 10 live abroad. and you
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
AnnuAl SAock hoAenkoeetins

Notice Is hereby gwen that the am
nnal meeting ot the stockholders of
rhe Gunn'son Valley Ice company
Tor the electinn Of directors md the
transaction II such other business a.
may come I'efore the meeting will he
held AT the Office of the company at
the residence ot ID v PrnninCto
in the town of Gunnison, Colorado.
On Tuesday the Sth day Of January,
A. ID 1907, at ) o'clock p m
d. v PENNINGToS. Pres
Dated Decent Der Sth, 1906.
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ne thsr q positive ass usF sul'cria
tisc oHs. uuis conaBaF Faftse
Bur N. adveHtaro ttaf . the
thinE fhaf mainly interests me
on thar Is secrof ~tich Q shonld
hesitate Do ted even to she Suhlnx
aae ygg are aeterminea not ta
Illuminate tho darsnsss -aud shs
turned carelessiT toward hrr uncle.
sho vas sersn'sly con uli.latng the
glo~iur cud - ias irrr.cta.
beNed sad passed uiai iuto sixrh
aFouHe- rather raurettinE thar 2 had
moi the pleasure oI rts charming
young ps suH a ac4uaiui ancc
The inr sIaf 81 hearis seemed 81
have lsar,ird hor for somo reason .
wondered vhy
The suoe blow about me-. vhirisd
aud swiried. aad stang Oddly cn1u-t
reCalied the paragraph relative rs
Mrs. HgI,heH Bonds ~ this dma sle
sas being very Wel tossed about iu
mid.ocean A. the oii order of yarn
spinners used to sat lutic did . dream
what vas in Store for me. ur thr iufu
cucs The magic uause 8f iyIihen n1uds
vas % have urnu NY destiny
Bismiilat' 'N hateteT that means
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
06Oe OF Ayes Pits at beasis'e ~s,l
AAseea recovery. Gently LAAAs'so

ihs designer tir January oitsr- hue
pi new ideas loo the NV Year. 1 hs uia %
reguir.nesst tpr magazine al auy kihd :
10 seep a httic ahead 81 the times lt j.
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perseverance, y can D. dous b. ibss- gu-
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nni "Ssri9's the superiority IT the illu-tra-
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Ia l,r.>-makmg.r Instructions ~ MILL
uerv. -ilpn,slikc interiors" Laura sci
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he other hall ut the magazine y devoted
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