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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-06-25

people were more hopeful more united,
more determined, and doing more to
build up interests of the city in every
direction than now.
The outlook is exceedingly promising
that the Northern corporation will
take up the contract recently entered
into by the city, and that within the
next thirty days work. will be under
way on theN new electric flight and
power plant.
Private advIces received from leading
men in the party all indicate that they
were all. impressed as was Mr.. Kane,
that they feel Americus is tip top
field for investments, and that in the
near future they will begin work in
Americus to show their confidence in
the permanent prosperity of the place
and their faith in it's future rapid
growth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-06-25
WEDDING WILL BE A QUIET ONE
Invitations Recalled ACCOuntOf Illness
in Family.

Owing to the sudden and serious
illness of the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luclus Morgan, guests of Mrs.
E. P. Morgan and who came from
Moultrie to attend the Blasingame-
Thomas marriage this evening, all in.
vitations have been recalled. The mar
riage rites will be solemnized in the
presence of members of the family
only, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas leaving al
1879 p. m. for their home in Macon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-06-25
VERY DUSTY EDOWN IN NALDOSTA
LOwdneS County Goes Dry in Close
Election.

Valdosta, Ca, June 24.-Lowdnes
county went dry in today's election by
q plurality approximately 800. Count
not completed at this hour tonight.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-06-25

Cow For SALE-Nice Jersey COW
with young calf. Apply to Mrs. Rena
B. Horne, 818 Church street. "a. 1t
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
PUBLISHED PICTURE
WITH ANOTHER NAME
CLAIMING $4,000 DAMAGES FOR
PUBLISHING HER PICTURE m
PATENT MEDICINE ADvER.
TiSEMENT.

Washington, Oct. 2S.--The supreme
court Of the United Estates today
granted a petition for a writ of review
bringing 10 that court the case Of
Elizabeth Peck, of Mt Auburn la,
VS.. the Chicago Tribune The suit was
originally instituted in the Unitci
States court of the northern district
of Illinois. and was demand for s25.
ce0 for damages alleged to have been
sustained by Mrs. Peck through the
publication of her picture under an
ether name in Connection with a tcs.
tlmonial der patent medicine. The
decisions Of both the circuit court anil
court of appeals fer the seventh cir.
cult were adverse 10 her. and she
asks the supreme court to consider
The case, which il has consented to do.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
Cairo Opera House.
Friday Evening
MOVE N B Err
NEWS Fl uR NEIGHBOURS (
syv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS ssss

Miss Frieda Miller is quite III with
| tOnsiitis. NM
Mrs, j. r. Conaell and family have
purchased fiDc piano Of the Steger
& Son make. A st}
Miss Fay Stophlet was the guest
Of James Capoot and family and other
relatives here Sunday
Mrs. John Hutchinson is quite III 1T
the home Of her daughter Mrs. Carl
Mckinney on Popular street,
The infant child OF Mr. and Mrs.
Gun is seriously Ill at their home
on Poplar street.
The Mound City Ice Company has
had concrete walk laid in front
OF their plant on Commercial avenue
and the city placed one from the ice
plant OF the Lee Reed property on the
next square.
f. ellsworth made a business trip
to Cairo Sunday.
Rev. a. r. Bosworth of villa Ridge,
illlcd Rev Hundreds pulpit at the
Congregational church Sunday even.
ing.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
ECZEMA ONLY SKIN DEEP.
Proven BY Records Now On Display
at Herman c, Schuh's Drug
Store.

The old theory that skin disease
as caused by bad blood or disor-
dercd internal system has been
proven false one. 1t is now well
known among up-to-date skin special
lists that skin disease is caused by h
germ in the skin and that this germ
must be Killed by local treatment.
Mr.. Herman C. Schulz druggist at
Eighth and Washington, has in his
pc secession hundreds of letters from
persons formerly suffering from &C.
zema, psoriasis, salt rheum, and other
diseases. Of the skin. He also has pic
lures OF men, women and children
showing the skin diseased cracked
and bleeding, while d few months
later il is. clean, soft and smooth with
eecfv trace of the disease wiped out.
All these cures were made by local
external application of ID. d. ID. Pre-.
remedy that instantly
stops I'll itch and quicly kills the
disease germ, effecting a permanent
positive euro.
Here is a simple letter from j Dial
ton. Wilderness Mo-: Il have used
the bottle of medicine YOU sent me
end am now a we'll man Please, ac
cept my heartfelt thanks. Your rem
ady cannot be praised too much"
Every sufferer of skin disease can
see such letters by calling at the
Herman c. Schulz drug store, and also
secure without charge book on the
'ause and cure of skin diseases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
QUADRUpLETS BORN
To KANSAS WOMAN

Lawrence. Kas., Oct 2S.--Four girl
babies were born today to Mrs. john
Barben. wife of farmer living six
miles from Lawrence. One of the
babies died this afternoon. but the
remaining three apparently viii live.
Mrs. Barbens condition is not dan
gcrous. Mrs. Barbcn is thirty-six
wears old and had Six children before
generous visit cf the stork today
Merchants here are considering u
present for each OF the surviving hab
les aud for the mother
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
Steamship BeIated.

Thomas ]. Smyth of r.. Smyth &
Company, received a telegram yestcr-
day from his brother-iD-law, David
MacLachlan, of this city. who Is 10
New York, awaiting the arrival Of
Mrs. MacLachlan, who is due there
after a tour abroad. The message
stated that wireless telegram had
been received in New York announr-
ing that the Steamship Caledonia on
which Mrs. MacLachlan is passen-
ger would be twenty hours late in ar
irving in New York, having encounter
cd heavy seas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
PEkT NIGHT ON
IA SAND BAR
TREE CAlROiTES STRANDED BY
HIGH WIND ON SAND BAR
NEAR WICkLIFFE.

Joy followed great anxiety and sus.
nse in three households on Thirty.
urth street and vicinity yesterday
hen at noon the heads of these
puseholds, who 1t was feared would
fyer be seen again.. alive. appeared.
fe and sound attheir homes.
Early Sunday morning j. M. Allen
7l9 Thirty-fNirth street and two
his friends went across into the
|entuckyf woods TO spend the day.
|ley made the trip in skiff expect
IN to return Sunday evening. but
|ght came on ana the three failed to
|rive home.
Naturally, their relatives were
|eatly alarmed and. especially after
E entire night had.spasscd and they
ID not come. Iisr'was feared that
|eir boat had capsizcd and that they
pre- drowned. Ahdht noon, yester.
~, however, they arrived home hav-
|g spent cold and cherries night
} sand-bar near Nickliffe, where
be strong wind of Sunday night had
own them. 1t was impossible TO
Nv against the night wind and they
ere continually blown back onto the
II despite their strenuous efforts
last they gave up to spend the
ght on the sand bar, the prospect of
Itch, knowing the anxiety of these
home was almost unbeaIable. In
G morning they started on the trip |
me thoroughly tired and worn after |
cir exciting experience All three
IN are employed at uptown mills /
d their absence from their respec-
-e posts of duty caused much alarm
long their fellow-laborers also when
e latter learned of their unoxplaia-
absence.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
His Dear Old Mother.

Nv dear old mother. who is nov
eightvthree years old. tbrives on
Electric Bittcrs.T writes W. y Brun-
son. of Dublin. Ga. she has taken
ibcm for about two years and enjoys
an excellent appetite. feels strong
and Sleeps we'll" That's the way
Electric Bitters affect the aged. and
the same happy results follow IN all
rases tf female weakness and general
dehility. Weak. puny children tto.
70 e-eatIy strengthened by them.
suaranteed a'sn frr stomach hver
sna kidney Troubles. by all druggists
.ac-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
"DoWcrY'sp New Ilc.ne.

Hank Goethe has moved his Bcw,
cry saloon from the old atand .cn
Eighth street to the Herbert luldilg
ecross tho street, formerly the home
Ct the Alexander club, and will be
found doing business there today. The
building from which he moved will be
removed and in its place a fine three
story brick will be erected at once.
Mr. Goethe will occupy a part of the
ground floor of this new structure
and part of the second floor, the re-
mainder of the building to be occu.
Tied by the Weber Phillippi company.
While the new building is going up
Mr.. Goethe will be pleased to see his
patrons at the temporary quarters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
Transfer at Elqhth Street.

The Cairo Traction Company tore
out the Eighth street intersection last
night and viii have a large force of
men at work today putting in the new
track crossings and connections.
Traffic there will be temporarily In
terrupted and passengers will be com
PEELED to transfer at this point until
the reconstruction work is finished
Superintendent Macy says the work
will be pushed as rapidly as possible
in order that the inconvenience to the
public may not be long.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
FFICER KILLS
PISTOL fIG4tER

Benton. H.. Oct. 2S.-City Marshal
Gorge Adams tcday shot and killed
bhn Malone former city marshal and
ell known as gun fighter. after
|alone had threateasd the marsha s
fe. A numbf- CT years ago Malone
Dot and kiiica Eiaa ~ .Iopkfi vile.
y. Later.hr said To- have killed
negro ia 7I'si'c county a. Iusi be
ire removing from Gala'ia. H..
here hoscrs,i ~ ritz marcbal Ma.
ne shot ma1 N to marth and
w YEAR a~o 'iat and Killed John
culohsn II ,sast 81 Joris lie was
led for murder IL each instance hut
as acquitted.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29

out Of sight. out of mind" is an
CID saying which applies with special
force to sore. burn or wound that's
been treated with Bucklin's Arnica
salve rs out Of sight. ont Of mind
and out of existence Piles too and
chilblsins disappear under It's healing
Influence Guaranteed by all drug
cists 25c.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
HAND RlvflERS STRIKE
hcn Employed at Mare Island Navy
Yards Want Piece work at
Higher Prices.

Vallejo. Cal. Oct. 2S.--All hand riv
ctsrs employed In work on the trans
ICt Sheridan. al Marc Iaiaad Navy
ards. bave struck following refus
al cf Naval Constructor Evans hca J
~ the department, to grant request
I at thcy be given piece work a. So
is and So per hundred FiYets The
has been telegrarhed 70 the
g W department and it Is believed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
MOUND CITY
October 2s, 1907.

Mrs. Vivian Montgomery Of st.
Puls, arrived Sunday to visit rela.
res here.
Mrs. Lee Campbell Of IlicrlApn IS
r guest Of his mother, Mrs Mary
|nley and other relatives here. He
II remain here about a month.
miss Helen Johnson has as her
lest Miss Elsie Cuhl Of Dongola.
|lt is understood that Rev. |. a.
|imberd who has been the pastor #
f Congregational church hero the
st three and half years will leave
the near future for new fields OF la.
7. Rev. HUNDRED has done faithful
fvice in his church and has always
en- active in everything that hal
its aim the uplifting Of the com.
nifty and he will be sadly missed.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
INSURANCE COMPANIES
WILL NOT EXTEND TINE.

New York. Oct. zS-The report that
gained credence To-Day. 60 the effect
that the big life Insurance companies
had decided to extend the tine with
IN which premiums might be paid,
proved incorrect II appears 10 have
been based on misapprehension Of
facts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
MINOR LEAGUE BOARD
has Busy Meeting Settling Disputes
~ Clubs Over the Disposition
OF Players.

New York. Oct 2s-The National
board Of the National Association Of
Minor League Baseball clubs. occu-
pied itself With the settling Of dis
prtes between the leagues. the differ
ences. for. the most part. being over
the disposition Of players. They viii
make report to the main body at
the meeting tonIofrow.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

In order to obtain the very best
results in my drcssnaking and ladies
tailored suits | have taken the agency
for the H. w. Gossard perfect fitting
corset ordered to measure. Call and
see samples.
MRS. L. NOTTAGE.
100 Washington Ave.
Cairo Phone 4Sl.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
DIVORCES IN PAST
20 YEARS 1900, 600

EF-'l -fcn. Oct "a report
= ing prepared at The ccasus bureau
sill show an aggregate Of $500 90
pivor = "ases during the lat twe1f,
SCARF a total Ct $50 clerks and
sPcciai a~"nts have been at work for
-isohi' gathering this data. and about
- = sin engaged in the task
Taerr arr about 4n0ea remaining
easfa r. - Investigated out of the
rrlrher stated before the Geld work
Is fr's1ed and tho work Il compiia-
lion proper cal begin.
= s. estimated that tUo-thlrds Of
fiae persons seeking diTOrre have
bson s-'eressfu' \ their s1it7. The
$3.50 IN detail is mt to Be mace
Ff,f'ir -nfii nrxf spring.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
CUTTING Scrape.

Two negroes had lively fight on
Ohio street Yesterday afternoon, Joe
Britain who runs clothes pressing
establishment, saw another fellow
walking with Mrs. Britain, and at
tucked him with knife, cutting his
hand and wrist, but inflicting no
serious wounds. Britain got away
temporarily and was in hiding at last
account but Is expected to be caught
today
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
PETTisoNE CASE UP AoAIm

Boise Idaho. Oct 28.-After re-
rsated postponements and delays the
case Of George A. Pettibone. charged
with completely in the assassination
g. Ex-Governor Stcunenberg. was
rcain called in court here today.
Statements Of opposing counsel indi-
cate the desire Of both sides 10 go on
and Il Is probable that the trial viii
proceed without further delay.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29

THE ladies of the Church of the
edeemer will give a Halloween SO.
hl. A unique entertainment re.
pshmcnts. etc, at residence of Mrs
Milan B. Gilbert. $500 Washington
Tenue. "Wednesday evening. Oct 30.
he public Is invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29

men win be rushed here fro mthe
cast. Navy yards officials say tho
worl will h. delayed not more than
three weeks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29

Hyacirths Tulips and croeus hull 5
At Mrs. Madden's sls Twenty second
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Cairo Chapter lionorec.

Cairo Chapter was honored BY the
Grand Chapter of Illinois In session
at Chicago last week, by the election
OF Sir Knight J. W. Wenger as chair
man of the committee on transporta-
ton. Sir Knight Frank Spencer at
tended the chapter from Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29

rev Brsrches set Missed
Even family tire may occasional
. need a little pruning
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-10-29

Eugene p. Freeman and Lizzie Car.
penter, both Of Wickliffe, Ky.
John wv Rasio and Ida r. Johnson.
both of Barlow, KY.
Arthur d. Burris, of Olive Branch,
and Pearl Lovherman, of Beech
Ridge.
Henry Chapman and Eva Mag
Moody, both Of Unity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
Hoidied his RuEn0

Pilot-We are much grati6ed to
note that President Roosevelt has
modified his ruling in respect to
withdrawal of coal lands from en-
try. 1t appears that he has depend
ed upon the advice Of Chief Pinchot
of the Forestry Department in the
whole matter and was i'll advised
is evident in the change now made
We are of the opinion that the
same result will be seen in the de-
partment Of forestry when the pub
lie demand through its congressman.
The restoration of vast public do
main areas. recently placed with in
forest reserves TO homestead and en-
try.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
r's'.'e. Hess ~ n...~c-..;...
Doylevillc
Ne~s-Champion Correspoadence.
= "Wednesday, March -

Ns~s-Champion Correspoadence.
"Wednesday, March p
Oar cattiemen are busy branding
and dehorning cattle
j G. Monroe sold his cattle TO II.
c. Bartlett last week. -
q "A son wss born toisMr. ssdjMs~,
Funk llsnn the pest week.
G. A. Des Combes and s.oahes
were visitors at ]. c. Leonsrds last
Sunday.
School is to begin in our district
April 29th withtMiss Charlotte Rose
dahl as teacher.
Miss Edna Upton of Crookston is
spending the week with her friend,
Mrs Clara Sheldon.
Mrs. Alice Doyle and children OF
Ohio City were visitors n W. l..
BenDett's tie past week.
II. II. Fogg is busy moving hi.
household eoods TO the d. A. Nc
Connell ranch these days.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. A. Sheldon are
the proud parents of a seven pound
boy born Monday, March 25th.
The stork left a ten pound boy at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goldie
Davers Monday afternoon.
About % friends and neighbers
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Monroe gave
them IA surprise party last Tuesday
night
Mr.. aud Mrs. Rednour returned
to Manzanola last Wednesday. They
expect to come back here the first of
MAY.
Having bought j. V. Monroe's ex-
tensive ranches and cattle III c. Bart
lett will again be a resident Of Doyle
vile.
W. A. johnson and family, Mr.
and Mrs E. ID. Stephenson and
children were visitors at J. W. Mon
roes last Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
Sto:khoiAcrs Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the Gunnison
County Telephone Exchange Co
will be held at its Office in Ganni
so= Colorado, on Wednesday, April
3. 1907, at three O'Clock p. m. for
the purpose of eiecting officers for the
ensuing year and transacting such
other business as may properly come
before it
Dated March 81, 1907.
G.. T. MURRAY, President.
E. f. MUELLER, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
Gard OF Thanks

We wish to thank the many kind
friends and neighbors who were 50
kind and thoughtful during the
sickness and death of our beloved
son, brother and nephew, Willie
Buckley.
MR. AND MgL. JonS BuCKEY AND
FAMILY.
WILLIAM BrCkEY AND WIFE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
ME. Church Notice

Preaching by the pastor at at ii
a. m. Text: Years bought with
price. Subject missions.
The Sunday School will render a
beautiful Easter program, beginning
at 80 p. m, to which everybody
IS kindly invited. Come and hear
the children. The regular Sunday
Servics at 10 .. m. Junior League
at , p. m Epworth League at $50
.p. N. Subject, Missions. Miss
Winifred Pittser, leader.
- Wohb,or
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
~. Carhm

SeOvCaa0oioe COrrespOasesce.
Tuesday, March 26
~ Morrison and Mr.. Sellers left
~ Doslay to work On Blue mesa.
~ Al. u Cesoa City 10 here
viapo ~. - Mss. R,cco sss.ar-
T - ~ ~ aieoss -
JsAa KGDss Il CrssAsd bstas visis-
~ 0sA Wilson from Saturday till
Mos1eg.
o. lsa Wednesday, evening Sapt.
Jos. WsDssa aud Mrs. Watson we're
ssrpsissA. Their friends and neigh
boss ssssokled at their home and
prsssseel Mr.. Watson with hand
soms wuAsr pitcher, tumblers and
sslver. rhe family initial letter WAS
engraved on them in Old English.
Mrs. Wseson was presented with a
dozen eaca of knives, forks, tea
spoons ssd tablespoons, all of the
best Roeer silverware. The card
sent With them WAS designed in
heart shape by Mrs. George Watson,
with the inscription,
better lo'ed We Gamma be
Will " no come back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson were delight
cd with the handsome presents and
thaaked all who took part in getting
them. They appreciated the motive
which gave it. A social evening
was speat in music, singing and
dancing. Music was furnished by
Geo. Watson assisted by Supt. Wat
son Several Scotch songs by the
ladies. Jos. Watson Jr singing
"Silvery Colorado This youth
graduated from the Sth grade dur
ing the last term of school here.
VIM. Brown danced the sword
dance" How Mr.. Brown manages
to keep himself 50 timber is a won
der II all. He knows a number OF
goOi steps TOO ana does thefn as IL
it was no trick at all
Mention of the evening would not
be complete if Joe Ilyland's part as
floor manager was omitted. Delici-
Gus refreshments were served and
all departed wishing the Watson. /.
happiness in their new home They
left here Wednesday for Denver
Rocco and Tom Santarelle also
gave the Watson family a farewell
party All the neigborhood were in
vited. Mrs. Santerelle preparing a
bountiful supper. Tom and Rocco
spared nothing to make Monday
evening enjoyable for all
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
Wk.s, parties wese nHuseros.

Whist parties wese Iusaeross
Ikc Skores Eetsrned tross . vls.a
~ Sah LAKE.
Ass. u. X. CslAvell svsurnsd trosu
q vssss 10 Chicago.
Aiss Asssis hsosn ssasrssd frosa
. visss 70 ~. JosspA, No.
Esssk hssrsck a.A hiss Aaes,e
AclAusald vese uaarrisd.
Mr.. aud Nn. Pslnss Vsdsr re-
turned fron = visit 70 loUa
Hsrnsa E.Isbsschs psrchassd she
Aha Tsacho~t Tsach o. upv,sr Oh,o
Cvsek.
A ~. Los's sysdscss@ bo~gh, the
I.ae~l Tsadss mill sad ninss II Pit
Kin for si5O,O
The five year old child Of Henrv
Walsh, ID. & Il @. fseman died
iron poisoning caused by swallow
inG . piece Of indslible Isad peecil
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
os1tes y eoselss ssaaag Csess
q - se1r = 1sss - e
: = ~ -, p TT 3 iss:s:S ~
= '''''''1e f., b; s.,...s

Four handsome patterns in in
laid lineoleum just received at
Clarence Adams Furniture and
Queensware Store. Wears like iron.
saves work and worry in the kitchen
and the Office These patterns are
specially selected for their beauty
the proper combination of colors not
to show dust.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29
The hav

the play Of Mrs Wigs" given by
High School pupils last Friday nigh,
and Saturday afternoon was certain
ly worthy OF much praise Few high
schools could muster - much good
dramatic material from the limited
number OF boys and girls attending,
and this was strictly a production OF
the students
As Mrs Wigs Miss Lila
Shackleiord, easily led the center
OF the stage. From the touches of
pathos which are so characteristic OF
the play to the voluble stream OF
homely philosophy given at the IRON
ing table, she spoke the part with
out hesitation and with hearty enter
ing into the spirit OF "Cab4age
Patch" life. =.
Miss Iarriette Purrier, as Mss
Lucy Olcott, charmed ~ audience
with her grace and pretty drs.ses
sed borc the dignity u the fashion
able yosng lady Of sender heart with
ability and becoming taste.
Miss Lillian Miller took the part
of Miss Hsxy ~ perfection. and it
was o. be regretted that the play
did not give her mors chance to
show her talent.
AZ frolicsome Asia Wiggs,"
Miss Alice Eastman won golden
opinions, while a. "Europena," Miss
Margaret Rlsse Vas true ~ the part
The thrilling squeal of Miss Maud
Myers, who ~ Australia" Wiggs,
succeeded in getting into aud out Of
all manner of scrapes. was a work of
art that Lrought the honse down
time and again. Miss Julia Clifford
as Mrs Olcott and Miss Ethel Berry,
hill ~ Aunt Chloe looked the parts
and acted them.
The boys parts were not so prom
meat but were excellently handled.
Particularly Walter Hoel presented
"Mr Bob with Just the proper
amount of dignity and joviality and
Kindness. Billy Wigs had good
double in Moore Blackstock and
Walter Mergelman as Mr.. Carlton
Meredith found his proper niche
Among the minor parts were Uncle
Joe" by Clifford Stone, Chris lazy
by little Dan Summers, Waiter in
Bonds restaurant" by Ross Black
stock, Sunday school children by
Ray Prollitt, George Trevarthen,
Anthony Comstock and Bertha
Wharton, all well rendered indeed,
but not giving the same opportuni-
ties for acting.
Mrs Wigs book that the
whole world has read, seems to be
an ideal play for such occasions. Its
homely lessons of morality, its un-
conquerable happiness and its real
istic picture of life among the lowly
in louisville have woven themselves
in the wool of our national life. One
is the better for reading the book
or seeing the play.
Music by Knowles orchestra was
fine. Mesdames Land, p. z. Miller,
Martin and Miss Bethel, were given
an insistant encore after their ladies
quartet. Mesdames Miller. Martin
Forbes and Potter sang with pleas
ing effect two pretty numbers. A
duet by Miss Heald and Miss Zugel-
der was beautifully rendered and
provoked an encore song even more
lovely than the first.
Superintendent Campbell of the
High school and associate teachers
deserve praise for their work in con-
nection with the play. Give as
more of them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-03-29

The Royal Cafe, on Main Street
furnishes comfortable and agree
able place to take your meals when
in Gunnison. Everything is con-
venient to the stores and the food
we'll cooked and of the best quality.
Regular meals are 81 cents, but
short orders are served 10 suit.
b. B. L,sHBRooK,
Proprietor