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New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
YALE CUBS STRONG.
Outplay the varsity EleUen, and
Score One Touchdown.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunal ]

New Haven. Oct 23.-rhe Yale freshmen out
played the varsity this afternoon In 15-minuto
half. scoring and keeping the ball In the regu
lars territory from start to finish Captain Coy,
OF the 10 eleven made the touchdown which proved
to be the only of the afternoon.
After the freshmen had rushed the bail to the
varsity 10-yard line from midfield and had lost It
On forward pass Captain Coy lodged three var
sity players and ran thirty yards for O. touchdown
The freshmen held the varsity four times on
downs.
One Of the features of the play was the appear
ance IN O. Yale freshman uniform OF Fred" Murphy,
brother of Mike and William II, Murphy both or
whom have won fame In Yale athletics. Alcott was
displaced at right end to-day by Consdon. Forbes
was retained at left end and Paige played lett
tackle Dunbar, who was tried at centre yesIer-
day, was the stumbling block Of the varsity to-
day. Unless he improves he will not be fxture
in the position.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
JARVIS STILL DEFIANT,
Colonel of Stb VIII Be Forced Out
bg Reduction of REGIMENT

Colonel James NJ. Jarvis OF the sth Regiment
". @. n. z, Of this city whose resignation
was desired by the military authorities with thcss
Of two other field officers OF the regiment on
account OF internal troubles IN the command and
It's poor condition. did the much souxhr
for paper yesterday. some persons thought he
might do As a consequences, he will be forced out
or his command by the reduction Of the regiment
TO a battalion.
Major General Charles B. Roo. commanding ths
National Guard was at its headquarters yesterday.
where It was rumored that Colonel Jarvis might
appear. but he failed 70 fulfil expectations
General Roe discussed the situation with several
OF his military advisers yesterday but outside Of the
fact that Colonel Jarvis had not resigned 10
statement could be obtained from National Guard
headquarters. A prominent officer q the guard,
however, who would not allow his nans to be used
said,
to the Governor through Adiutant General Mason n
Il. Henry asking that the regiment Do reduced;
Jarvis Is in the position Of detying superior uil-
taEy authority and it would Be impossihls 70 main
The regiment has been in a very poor state OF
Tfbs ssfDns ssDs JGF 10 ong % m sad ss ssn
the command has 700 officers and men On The Eon,
its condition. 'el and as the aseded provsHsns hss
ohange IN ts f1s eas o s ss5 x
as the majority OF the officers were against the
Just how many companies IN. tbs regiment vM
be disbanded Is q little uncertain nov, but e Wv
It Is also likely that some outside orosr, ns.
case OF the 22d Regiment not long ago As Colo
FORMER deputy comniissioner. made such 3 success
with the latter. command n getting Il II .prspes
an snaOe Outsider wH1s Is dstse AZ a sD0a
ThuTston mill viii be be srscaI shs s o, taa II
risn. the sth will be all right again
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
N. Y. U. TEAM READY FOR STEVENS

With only four days before the Stevens game on
Saturday, the New York University football team
is working hard under the direction OF Bunny
Rorke captain of the '01 team, and Jap" Connen,
captain of last years team who are helping Church
IN coaching.
In the practice yesterday the varsity played q
fast, aggressive game. and fairly swept the scrub
eleven of its feet. Hayden last years star end Is
back in the game. and showed to advantage in the
drill Bernstein at right end also did we'll A
practice game Will be played with De La Salie on
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
OFFICIALS OF BIG FOOTBALL GAME
Cornell Men Backing Their Team at Even
Money to Beat Princeton.

The officials for the Princoton-Cornell garns At
the Polo Ground In this city Saturday have
been agreed on Edgar Wrtshtington, OF Har-
vard will be the referee and John Minds, of Penn
syvania, the umpire.
The linesmen will be selected on Saturday. The
Cornell team will leave Ithaca Friday and
arrive here Friday afternoon. The Princeton team
will como TO New York on Saturday morning.
Cornell men willing 10 back their team 20 beat
Princeton. and some bets have been recorded at
both the Cornell and Princeton clubs IN this city
at even money.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
SURPRISES "rHs cLANsmAfss

Philadelphia. Oct. 25.-Mayur weaver issued
an order to-day suppressins the furtnsr prodno-
ton here OF THE Clansman.- which began iass
night what was TO have been q weeks snSsse'
ment at the Walnut Street ThestrA Tns
Mayors action was prompted BY the derronssrs-
ton at the theatre last night by several thousand
Negro citizens. The management OF the PLAY
will go into court tomorrow and apply for AZ
injunction restraining the Mayor from tntsrfsr>
ing with the production.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
TWELVE-MILE RUN TO HOUNDS,

Hampstead, Long Island. Oct % (SpeciaD- The
Meadow Brook pack was taken out for a stiff
twelve-mile run to-day under p. F. Collier master
OF hounds. The drag hunt started at the Jericho
tollgate, and the sport was unusually good. Those
trs who rode were p F. Collier Mrs. Adolph Laden
void, r. S. Stevenson, w. Scott Cameron. WiiIia1n
Hayes, w. r: Grace Beverley Robinson Charles
Robbins and Allan Pinkerton. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
coE TO COMPETE IN INDOOR GAMES

E. e. Babb the Boston member OF the Amateur
Athletic Union championship committee. has
notified to ]. E. Sullivan that Wesley w. Coe. the
shot putting champion, will compete In the indoor
Championship. to take place ct Madison Square
Garden. on November and 10. Coe holds the
az feet inches,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
QUAKER FRESHMEN TO PLAY CORNELL.

Philadelphia, Oct. 2a.-rhs football management
of the University OF Pennsylvania announced to-
day that game has been arranged for Saturday,
November 8, between the freshman teams of Penn
sylvania and Cornell to take the place OF the
varsity game that has been scheduled for that
do
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24
RACE MEETING AT NlRvANA.

A steeplechase and pony race meeting Will be
held on November at Nirvana, the country homo
Of ". Gould Brokaw. at Great Neck, Long Island
Tne meeting viii be under the rules Of the Ma
tonal Steeplechasc and Hunt Association. Entries
Gan be made to the clerk Of the course, at No S5
Nassau street, this CITY. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

Suffrage carried Sister Frances wide
hung In final drive Bertha f. was In the
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

H. was In the worst going tho way ~ ' " ' ''''"~ =" " '
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

Rye avoided the early
at the start went wide stretch Yves his X
Eth RACESeling for maidens years added
- 1:O2Fs. Winner, f., by Jack.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-24

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Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

TcSussA Josxusl kHss. has s~e
u the nss~s sss<0essc. s~ssrprsssss
k.sosse.ssse and crssss-ss,ae ns~s5-f
er~ 90 si.< ss~ssrs ss-.is. . 'sEr'.<'Fs
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serpe.-sng sn ss.< woric Ts~se %
psrs ksss es~As<d and eo<~a<d thss1s
: I'D isrs epvuose - ssers es1-<as1
a. as s<ss~. Tie ,s'~'s sa~s ~ a.
eee~asx.ss.s esis.He sisssii TCaasa
eeg II Co~.assscx The sserces
sssss = SssssaT ess . sssrss ID psa.F
.-s~. e.sas.sLsd i~zosas a EefFoa'.e-
ssssH ~ ssAssssr lsusaed " tsssso Ps-'
by sA< trsi p~ssss. s - 'ss"'
ssavsssa ssd s~SNs~s<d ~ shs
sdassss wrsssGSs 1ksu asssGn 'r
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v stkeaf eSsa ssAssg sas&s IRON t'ss
k,cai otsssxs ttses sens ths ssssis
h-ik ieis o.si ~ Cosorsao Sps.nes Ia
te peprsuted Cou.usrnt 10 vnn~nss
ssry. and then AGAIN these postal
laws regulating tbs TRANSMISSION 81
certain pr,Ssed language eonsronis
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

EAchange.-1'he Washington Post
declssss that the steel trust has
promised 70 sell strsctural iron in
San Frsncisco ~ cheaply ~ il sell.
that product abroad, and adds thst
the bill TO refund the tariff duty has
therefore been pot to sleep. With
al dee deiereRce TO this exclusive
infornation in the Pet of the con-
deecsssioa and concession of the
stesl tssst, il 10 safe 70 bet that San
Fraacisco will be lscky il il can
buy sAssl 1t the top price here
Why 70 ssll saesl in San Francisco
at ~ sans price it 10 sold sbrosd,
woaA dsleat the republican candi-
dsAss ios csagrsss in every dosbtfsl
disasict asd put every standpstter %
The As6sesivs. Tke PosG should
kssw tAss the pruAsctioaisas cisim
thsa truse peod~cts are not sold
chaness aksueA tAaa here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
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shs sease thai he Is gso~,~s. be ,s
s<s chaassag " The sense II reses,na
~ 81 rsbssldsng or rScsptiaS The
uss< II the people are advancing
~ ! Is side and lpksne forward 10
his iisals Of Democracy Tksre is
No retreat on his part toward the
esss aFclalssm oe, s,f which his voice
hss beon leaaiag the people these
ten wears past Those eonserxaiives
Wis sineerelv think he is sltersn1
his curse b. e. their wav. VII
real 4 they reflect upon whaf has
real happened, thai they have
alter theirs 10 60 his. The pluto
crais who only pretend 10 thlnk be
is d building on their pattern will
ind lam the same vigorous aud 81
ie,tive enemy If pls'ocracy who has
here aiare threatened their unjust
priv aes and flled them with
ang
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
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o. 81 Onlv Gsss ~ Can6v
No. An vsIAa0a
paeEa ekAn CsDV
Nex Nora J.serI.sl

Ne~ sors Js,sussl
The co.ntrv ha. seen the esd ef
thai charming national tarce. ''Cnr,-
rag v,e Railroads. or let the Rebate
Demons Beware When E,ssevelr
Growl Is Heard
l,o Yea all remember how J, he
gan.
There was t. he REAL cestrsl
4 the Railroads They we're 10 give
np Their bad hsbtt II charging one
man one prlce aud another snother
price ~ short. THEY WERE TO
BIZ GOOD
And there WASH 10 he anv NON
SENSE about ID. A commissson
was % hx yates and railroads were
To OBEY AT ONCE. They were
no longer o. euloy their fsvorl,e
pasiime 81 taking things up to
eourt-foi,en Supplied with iasges
from their own lawyers ofhce..
They were TO give up the amusing
game Of asking the citizen. Viii
vou have 1t now or wait until YOU
get itY' Mr. Roosevelt said HE
wouldn't have any nonsense; and the
people all said, "You may lie sure
that if HE says there wont he any
nonsense, HE WONT HAVE ANY
NONSENSE"
Now il is all over The railroads
are laughing, as they usually do. and
Mr.. Roosevelt has started 10 ''curb"
somebody else-the Standard Oil
this time
Have you ever seen . good -RstuvsA
old lady try to give castor oil ~ .
small boy?
Have yos seea her proMise The
hoy cssdy u ths end Il tks Anse?
nsve - ssea ~ Etsle hgv onss
- tAs ~ iscs Asouuus sufssnsA, =,
fssAls asA isvssa1ste?
Have yos ssea TIE cssAos al ~
bsck on TIE shslf sstoscAsA - tke
candy chserfs'ly essea BY ths in
aeaioss youth?
THEN YOU HAVE SEEN WHAT
HAPPENED WHEN OLD LADY
ROOSEVELT UNDERTOOK TO
GIVE CASTOR OIL TO TIE
RAILROADS.
The American people will now
kindly torn away from TIE rsilrosds,
pass On to the next cage and wsach
Mr.. Roosevelt iearlessly eater the
den of the savage lion, John ID.
Rockefeller. Yos will please OBJ
servs how the whip 10 cracked, ho~
the lion iumps about
You will also observe that the
lion is keeping his paw on his mo~th
BECAUSE HIS LIP Is CRACKED.
lie doesn't want TO emile at the
presidsat II he can help it-bscasse
it hsrts his lip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Did VOC notice the page ads Den
ver utility corporation took in the
Ne~s-Tioss, in spite Of the mos,
vir.ient attacks f those papers.
And did yua notice thss tbs lcnici-
Pl o~ne.hip people also advertised
ia the Deaver Repsblicos., that frosh-
ing pod Of their eseniss. 1t is
part .of ths lesson in advertising
The sscce.sfal sGoeekeeper, tie snc-
cessfsl politician Or The ssccessf.l
corporation MUST advertise, and
he chsapsA, nose elective .dversis-
Tag II Newspaper p1blicity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Dovr HAVE TO ~ STn


Tks Silvsssoa Mi.er says The
ss~spapsr which ins;sas o. calling
AcDseeld .. sssrper Of ~ ssst Of
Alive Adeas s;aGs mighty Io~ vixen
convicted ballot boz stuAsss and
e1sceioa thieves are uentieosd. Well,
- Aoesat h gs4s wraGAy right
sway, Soe - kso~s tAst ~ supscme
cosss which % kercsly sttacked the
ses1en in H. dsasocs.eic ranks.
utterly rsfssed 10 take notice Of the
hellos box frssds in Hsssfsno end
o4hee cosaties wkere H. naiorities
wore repsblicaa. TAaa . rotten
Legislature Deliberately de6ed the
lsw ssd tie nghts Of the psople by
usssaaiag deaocs1ss and SEATING
repsblicans, and that in the fare OF
the fsct admitted BY rep~blicans
Who helped conmit the ct, Peabody
was seated under promise 10 resign,
tAat lcDonald might be put in
power. No democrat need ".inc
low while be has ssch . tune d
his command.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Col. r. S. Moore, father-in-law OF
Chas. A. Berdell of Littleton and
formerly owner and manager of
WaunIta hot springs died at Denver
this week. We was veteran Of the
Mexican war.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

In conversation with Mr.. Sethman,
contractor for the new municipal
light and water plant, he remarked
that there WAS very little question
but material would be on the ground
within 80 days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

A. 4. Reynolds, the we'll known
mining promoter, was in Gunnison
during the week, and 10 reported 10
have purchased the Harrington ranch
at Ohio City, for the site Of milling
plant to treat ores from the Gold
Links tunnel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
sosur - AaNssnGHr DAv

Ee@s4e u AeFnaa J. R.ssis, DpeeseeA.
The usAeSsieDed, having brea appointed 3D.
uisistYaesin q the Estste a Bss0sa J. 8sueis
lsee q TIE Css.ey a 0unnissa. n tie state Il
CA1sss1s, AsresseA. besesy eivee wo&iee tket
- wiM aeSsar se1ose ~ Ccssey Ccust u said
s&uuDiMm CUonAy, q the CNast Du0se n QvD.
49,, - seiA CNseay. - AnsAay, the ~ Aay
n tVao, A. D. lSlA. a the kpar a - 'cSr.eh q
- - ssl ~. q chicA tioe ell Ves.ues having
eaai0e aGA0s4 Sid estaeo af8 y>SeioeA - re-
Sustel - se4es1 see tie Vaxpuee n kasiae ~
snos eAj1ste4- Al pessoes iaAe64eA - rosA
0ene - ~ usAsFviaaeA.
Du&sA = 0usai~oa, CossesAo, this 1t Aas a
0ay, 4 D. M
NoaA L. RArsss.
AAoisis4ssesiao u the e-tsss e Her.en j. Rss-
80 D0Bosse4 lay AN1unp 4
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

W. II. Endner aud family left
yesterday for Durango 70 reside per-
manently. Harry will remain at
Gsnnlson to look after the business
here. Our citizens sincerely regret
TO zee Mr.. and Mrs Endner and
Arloa leave us.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

The summer cabins o~Bed ~ A
h. Sseseas a, lola have been lsasasi
toy h Turner vi Waansia. who has
named the place RE Vista Riversssis
Resort and VIII conduct hrsi class
stopping place
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
DEFENDANTS.

To TIE Pitkin 6sld Hsk y lining and Reduc
tlea Co0pony. and \. X. Williams and c. v
sinslov, pssssess Soinx business under the
pe.s s.1 the Pts ]. nsnl the SefenSs fa h,rs "
Tss sss herss, required to .pp..r in an
esistiS. = the Di.trsss Cosrt q s S,.s;s.n .snn
CSosey, eete 81 CoieeaAe, and answer the
s...Sss,at thsse;. With. sSsety asys sfter tie
srsvboe hesesf. IL served within this County: or
n ssrvs1 ese sf this Cowsfy. ~ by psblicction
c5seia shirsv Days :af'es service hereof, en-
sssssve = NJ day ~ service; or Judgment By
1seooN viii - ssees aeoiost yeu sccoydine 10
- yseyes q the cs~plsi.t; and il a copy II
- eu0pseiet IL the sApse entitled actios ~
- ~ Osts sess .s.moss, or il the service
eo4oetanai - to tioe hereiaabove specifisd
~ e0Pesrance 80 answer will be sllowed ~
- -. seAisS a j.d~ncnt By default as
ne saiA sctice Is brce<ht 70 recover jude
oeot - tse pis'stiM sesiBst you said defend
c.Aes-9 hereie .esinst sbe Defendant. IN, pi,.
kin eSsad 0set Mining and Re iuction Comnany
~ f,s sne ss1 81 seven Thousand Five Hundred
80 Five Hundred Doliarp at the rate ~ e,nt,,
pes ce.t pei AMMAN frun the 18th II n arch. ISa
- ,:ssre.t q the s.r.e rate On the sum OF Five
cosAe a suit that 4 Temporary injuuction issns
heee,n :" oe naoe perpetual on final hearing
enlussine and restraining the defendant Com
frF
sDA eoeh and all n thew from remnying ~ -
ps.ies q eey q The machinery, fixtures attach
- - inIH.SeReoss situate upon the said
ee eelosned snd restraised from in apy Manu.
interesting with the id pror~rt, or any 81 the
1schfnsfy, etc. situate thereon or c,,noe~t.s
tssereN1th fer xeneral relief and for ,nrb 80 ~
terthef oud Asderent relief in the r,remis.s
erher eeoeraI or ssecial inc uding costs 81 81,
- nsy - soet and IToper. will more frii,
ay9esr froo tbs coHplsirt in said ecti,.' ~
Nh fe4efecre 10 here made, and which i. po.
- kle in said Court "" IL nov
Asa yoo are hereby notified that il you IA II ,~
eY9eef. snA - ai~wer tAe said cUmpla ;na s
eo0Se re4eired the saiA plaintiffs viii crtss
n TIE psemisee snd apply to III.
pesyeA- compliant
~ Givea unAer ny hand and
(o0AAN the seal q said District (nurt
Ny - 0Nuais.a. in .sid C0un,r
this .3rd day II August /,
f. q. PaLuEl
Cerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

A little after nine O'Clock ysster-
day fire was discovered in the old
bsilding used as = carpenter shop
by j. 5. Phillips. For a-time j.
threatened the town, but prompt
action soon put out tie fire. The
back and north side of the plsce
were damaged and Mr.. Phillips
hoses a number of tools, valuable
lumber and other articles.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Geo. ". koogle, who has spent
the last year in the soldiers home st
Monte Vista, returned to Gsnnieoa,
yesterday and will 60 over to Iris
later in the season, TO greet friends
near his old homs. There arc l32
inmates of the soldiers home II
present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
lfeN UolrATlOas.
~ Mons

SIMMONS
~ trt oF roi.1RADO. o.
tui srt 90 90 ~Nfs.sS
IA she q, ans Causi.
eaor@e nieo,
ver-ss
The ohio Gus Land ana ~raiuDN~
inuprttFclfiI ~ tumuuuN I
nnt Y n Nygant. Ar-.
Def.nsanss.
Tie feo.is of rhe state of Calora,io
~ 10 the t'i'ig : ~ lana sHa i",'rosuaiei'i
Company suH 7 ". Wyaaut Jr., o. irustCe.
Va. def nd.ilis sbuvc named, 6RttliND
Nnu are hereby requtfed ~ appear "a an
sci ,su brssngilt against yea by tie abue. usnel
ulaIniih ~ the County 'ourt of Gum izon uun-
ts state ot tuiulado. aud au-~.fr the complaint
therein wifhin twenty days afiof che -efEici'
served out of this County. or hy publica hon.
within tbtriy days after the serVice hereaf 81
elusive 81 the aas ~ service. OF Judgment by
deisut will be taken against you according to
the PRAYER Il the complaint. And n cops uf
the compliant IN the above entitled action be
not served with this summons. er v the -eryice
hereof he made oot of this STATE then ten da, 3
additional 10 the time her.iub..fore specified
Tor appearance and answer will be allowed be.
lore the taking of Judgment by default a. aiore
said
The said action l. brought 10 require YOU.
said defendants, TO set forth the nature of your
claim TO the foliow,ng described property. To-
~, sEl. 81 Section Twenty eight p the
east haif.f the northeast quarter - Ne of
Section Thirty-th 49, the west half Of the
northwest aasrar W. NWa OF section
Thirty tour ~ all of Township Fifty sne 81
North 81 Rsnge Three 81 East oi the New Mex
ico Principal Meridian. bunIsison ounty. state
of Coloraao.
That ell your adverse claims thereto he de-.
tsvmined by decree of this Court. by which you
fe aecba red t0 have no tite or interest in or 70
ssid psrwises. end thst the title Of plaintiA
theseto i~ god sud vsiid and for sach otissr
velsel asay aypt@ar jest tsuesher With costs of
sAis ssit. - wtil assve FULLY assesr fvom the
eO0sslsssst II noid sstisa WhsrA seferepce j.
sttsekesl-
And you are hcveby RotiRed thst N you fail To
appear. aud answer the ssid com plaint a. above
Repaired. The said plsintiH will cause your de
tnun tO be eateved heveis snd then apply to the
C.art fr the relief prayed for in said com.
ptaiBt.
Given ueder my hand and the
(nRAa Seal cf this Court at Guunison
in said toanty this 2nd day OF
- March. A. u. 1SB.
GEO. HETHERINGTON
Apr p May Is Judge and Acting Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Master Johnay Hill receivsd The
honors Of the third grade in The
Gsnnison schools this year for being
neither absent nor tardy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Nv CHAsfIoN heartily RECON-
me.ds The proposed plan # a rail
road commission endorsed at Pueblo
Taesiay. The anti. pass resolution
is particularly vital. We publish
The resolutions entire in las, week :
sssne and hope every citizen will
take time 10 read them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Judge Theron Stevens has en-
josBed The city council Of Grand
Jsnction from issuing . new fran
cAise to the light compsny without
6sst submitting it TO a vote Of the
psople. The people are jsbilant
oser the osscone as large majority
ssssn to b. in favor OF . municipal
paont and not . resewal II the old
iV>nchlse,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
TINS HOUSE ATTRACTS
NOTICE.

No. GA 10 the number Of the phone
installed this week in Clarence
Adams furniture and qeecnsware
store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

nrs. d. T. Sapp Aas out osrds 10,
~ Al Hnane" Fsi1sy stser.soa
June lst, from 2 till 5 o cloxk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

-Su~ax Cor i r ssec - aoMsn.
- sise s1s~ ia h. iiaA bear.
Tf.s c-~rrsssn Ser1p. rw< Essst -
Cs....i hzaisa sss. ~ smpsr-
The ersa1ass ;oaic oa sarsh = : 60
u.s,,,.1srs-t. kesslozs nights and sns seS-
rli,,c sxiaiszsios OF = laes@sisg eossee -
srcaa dangers of the pos e'n-ea'!'sas~.
Rssf v-liv fhis fear q he nsghs ~nea 2
fQu does af IH Essci-cr tre -i5ian svsaP
vii ,ns,srt feircshinE sleep. es;Irey ssse
from cough or ui.f seat FrN -
..,l,,.-.ssr.,s sn th, .nq Is made cse-
lam be taking G. -f if -srup.
We tuaN b. fhc feEsenee 81 osc
,lsir,v-fse wears ih1 7s-eesi bottle ~
German sCuD ei iilv relieve -
cure thg worst co1a' d. bronchial q
hurr f-ouhias--li 7f even IN bed
ea...s o.f cousuu.rri r. 1l.e large bottle q
German SRrunf fiH sundcrs "a
Tvs sizes, z5c ass an eTasgissA
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Nests (Esssas) Jo~snal. The
@oet - svss ouoAaiasd 10 any
politiasl s1sbsuses ~ psodscsd IL
reqsissd 70 - With The spiel tha,
the tfusas will 'sttsck" tke repabli-
can pessy. 1t nay he that the pres
ident - iasslted some of the true,
maaneAss 70 the extest OF csssiRg =
witA1sswsl Of campaign contribu-
t'osA bst 20 'sttsck" the party.
Wky, ~ poor trsst would not have
a fFieoA left on earth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Having settled up business affairs
here, Neal Msapin returned Monday
to Uintah reservation, there 10 re-
main.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

c. II. Meyer wss called 70 Lake
CITY Aoaday TO mako repairs O. ~
essctric plsnt st the Hid6ea Tssasass
mine. he returned Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Ira l.. Sigmsn is planning to star,
work at his Washington gulch saw
mill in few days, probably the frs'
of June.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

A Joint peogE.m w3s givea By the
papih Of Misses Altisoa aad Nc.
lntosh this morning - Pias street
echoo', and THE afserncca they viii
be Joined BY Miss Blakley and
PsP'ls in . Pscaic BY the river.
Thus ends the school ys.r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Mrs. }. j. Carpenter, who spent
the winter in California, returned
aot week to her home at Cebolla.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

+. n. Rassis left Noaday taking
his little cAildren TO the home a
his w'ies pereats at Hoisingtoa,
kansss, whers they will remain sor
the summer At lcsst Mr.. Rassis
may retsrn later to Sarcents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

T.. A. AcGregor returned 10 Pow.
derhorn Sunday, accompanied By
bis dsaghter, Mrs. Henry Knoll
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Funk Of the
Cochetopa were in town two on three
days this week visiting friends and
shopping.