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The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09
The New Pillow Tops are Here

Dozens of them on display now. pretty Autographs in new subjects, also stamped goods for emhroi cry and semi made covers just ready to fill, all prices, 75c, $1.OO, $125.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09

If you want 10 meet your friend drop into the Seward.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09

Go to the North Pole Bakery for fresh bread eld choice pastry. Front street. opposite City Hall
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09

New form proof of annual labor for sale at Gold Digger office.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09

FOR SALE-Fourteen-r room lodging house, completely furnished. Phone, Main 161.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Two furnished houses with warm storage cellar, cheap. In- quire Golden Gate Hotel, to g. FOR SALE-Two teams. Inquire R. L. H. Marshal.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09

Hear the new songs al the North ern tonight
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09
FOR RENT.

TWO office rooms, partly furnished.
 Address Gold Digger.
The Nome daily gold digger., 1907-07-09
We Want to Show
 You the New Combs

We have a really splendid stock ot Side and Bac kCombs, all kinds, plain shell or ornamented with gilt filasree and jewel settings, see them. 25c up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Castlraoa Cipe;ngs
News-ChampiOa Correspondence

Tuesday. Jan. Is
J. II. Rogers is driving:a team on
Star hill this winter.
Several cases of black leg report
ed among the cattle recently.
ID. J. Campbell left Monday and
is now working at Mt. Carbon.
d. NJ Wallace is getti2g out the
timber for another large3hay barn.
John Walker brought up vege-
tables and loaded back with coal
Monday.
Ranchmen having hay to shir
are complaining that the railroad
cannot furnish cars.
Joe Partch has returned to Gun.
nison to attend school after spend.
ing the holidays with his parents.
c. & S. railroad is having con.
siderable trouble to keep coal mine,
Supplied with casl dvring recen'
storms.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Silver Dollar of l705

proninest coin collector hes in his possess
soe . silver dollar dated I7so. Thi. yes only
three years after the Law established our col.
ar system was enscted, and is therefore eco
sidereA the oldest coin Of lite kind in exis,.,ce.
One of the olAest family medicines before II,
public j. the celebrated Hossetser'. stomsea
Bitsere. having been compounded for ss yren.
Daring thst time it hes made . record of cvw,
far j. e.oss~ of any other re.edy. and ..nv q
them have bec. detected vixen other u,.3iei.s,
hsA failed. 1t y coapua.Aed strictly in =.
cordsnee with the p.rs drug sequir,.sunp
fry it At once. II e.ree dy.pepsia. inAi<.veisu
iii oussese, osstive.so puor app.<is>. ehsrh
coS1s or malaria. 0es frse copg a or M
In a1se fro n yoar dr1gsi& - Aealer
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Head Ache
Sometimes?

II SO, it will interest vou to
know that it can be stopped
with DIR. Miles Anti-Pain Pills;
and without any bad after
effects, and this without dan
ger of forming a drug habit OF
having your stomach disar-
ranged. They positively con-
tain no opium, morphine, Co
caine, chloral, ether or chloro-
form in any form. DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills relieve pain,
and leave only sense of relief.
The reason for this is explained
by the fact that headache comes
from tired, irritable. turbulent,
over-taxed brain nerves. Anti
Pain Pills soothe and strength
en- these nerves, thus removing
the cause. They are harmless
when taken as directed.
We use DR.. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
for the cure Of headache. and we
equal them. They will cure The
severest spell Of nervous or sick
headache in a very few minutes.
am Of a nervous Temperament and
occasionally have spells when nv
nerves seem to be completely exhaust
ed. and ! trembie SO l can scarcely
contain myself At these times i al.
ways take the Anti-Pain Pills. and
they quiet me right eway II is re-
markabie what a soothing effect they
have u2on the nerves
MRS. r. E. KARL. Detroit. Mich.
D. Mfses' ANti-psiN Pins are sc,a -
yoSr dru0DiSt. vino viii Vus~entee th,t
- Wrss pScke0e WH beWeFt n n
yAise. ~ W,ii rNfurN y0sr money.
- Aosa. = essea. NEVER ssal h -.
01o14sdical Ca uAass, La
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Davtou
s-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, January Is
Mrs. Jacob Phile has been quite
sick.
Harris sawmiIl has been idle on
account of break kdown.
Mrs. c. f. Dwyer and daughte,
spent Sunday at Addingtons.
A taffy-pull Saturday night with
Miss Bessie Dwyer as hostess.
j. H. Kellogg is to put in brides
soon at the W. johnson ranch.
Master Jack Carr has quite a cash
in his Jaw caused by a pitchfork.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
CO. 0ululs

Ne~s-ChaRpioa Cesv~eSsaAsse<.
Wednesday, Jsa lG
Ou Sss~rday the casl mine III
Fiassuas cla-sd dosa for Tie winter
Sept. RoLs. ncAll.sssr vvssrasd
fro1 . trip 70 nsevsr oa Saturday
Ire S.enaa ssd bsisis rvsssssd "
Csssssd Bette this wsok ivo0 .
sAost bridal trip - iAesves
A ssnsll 6ss sacurpuA ia tks saoss
Of n. T. R0tA ssd hsHhsss - tie
Night of the l,tA bSs ths psosaps
scsioa Il n l.. Kelly, chisf Of tbs
kD depestHssnt, xsssssd = serious
cos6ANsasoa.
Nv. h heussa, spscisl Aesss
for the lpsxrsnce Coapaay II Moth
Asssrica. has l,osu hsse this wesk
sdj sstiAg ths loss oa ske hGAa sad
water plant. J. p Raerdoa, City
Eisctricisa for the city of ilsaver,
accompanied kiR, TO vepost on dsa-
Ase TO dyna~s sad aschi.sry.
The Cvssaed Bstse Light aud
Water Co. ss6ered quite loss 10
their plsst On Sunday afternoon, the
9th wisea iss Destroyed = portioa a
their building. and damaged some
Of their machinery However, the
town wss vitho~t lights but one
Night. The loss 10 estimated ut
shout xljN, which is covered by
Insurance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
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NewsChanptoe CerreepsoAesoe.
Wednesday,, Jan. l6
c. A. Grsea went ~ Gunnisoa
Tuesday.
A. X. Stevens returned from his
lower ranch Monday.
Every one Interested is busy
gathering in the stray saock.
Joe Ehret spent Monday in Gsn-
nison returning Tuesday.
+. l.. Tuttle has returned from
Cedar Creek where he built house
for the agent.
There has been a great deal of
sickness in the neighborhood dur.
ing the past week.
A. W. Mergelman left for Denver
Tuesday where he intends to make
his home. His family will join hin
later.
Thursday of last week r. P. Mer-
gelman and Miss Dolly Green wen,
to Gunnison and were married. |,
was not known until Sunday nigh
when noises disturbed their slum
bers We wish them a long. happ,
and prosperous life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

By . vote Of 30 to the United
States senate has passed q bill limit
ing hours of service Of railway en-
ployes TO l6 hours followed BY 10
hours Of rest. This is a victory for
Seaator LaFollette of Wisconsin
Who showed tAas most railroad acci-
dsats WON de TO overwork Of some
one. However, this bill even if il
passes The ho~se csa hardly apply
to ruads within the several states.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
PeWAohneu


HeVs sC1anpsoa Cusvsaoee1sosA
Wednesday, Jan. lf
TheShnest winter yet on record.
Hen AcDonough was over Csshs-
dssi way last week
Comparatively 10 cattle arc he
ing tsd yet in the valley.
Ernsst and Gene Flower. s.a n
J. Anderson are pstting logs in .,
the nil.
Chas. Lee Of Cathedral shas been
absent some time visiting Shis fam
ily in Creede' 4 81 . -
u. A. McGreeos Sr went to Gun
nison last week ccompanied bv Mr.
aud Mrs. II. Knoll and Miss Ma,
Nichols. The latter goes to attend
school at Gunn,son this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
Ccha&a

NewsChanpaao CorrespOoAence.
Wednesday, Jan. l6
Feeds sRouviese visited W. Tuesday
Lloyd Carpesser spent Sunday at
lola.
Clyde Bsrrows OF lola stopped
here Wednesday.
esd Jones went to GunnisA sun
day retsrning A,sday.
ID. 3. HsckGan II delta is worh
Tag ~ The Csrpesaer sawmill - ssw
~.
Ars. Goo. PsscsN Of lola arrived
Asss Saturday to taAe the pn.;sios
Il cook and hoass&sepcr ct the hose,
Mr. snd Mn. J. J. Carpenter ~
spsnding the wis4sr in Tampa
FLORIDA. Mrs. Csrpenter's bsSlth
- msch improved. / g .
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
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fAs psussdsDs sHys thss sAs sIsa-
~ cd sAaas go. tis Assnss la0 cd
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assA hs. ~ sus.k - lssqssssly
" fsss1 sAas sAey Dso - ssgnabd
Aos - fns - ny ssaas y 0onsssnsd
] chslIssSe eSsa shs pssssAs.s -
sAos whsss too pes cses 0f ti.s pot
esss ssssd !. Uyo.aAG uedr shss
scts have tssa sscussd By frssd-
Oar psople hsveso, sscsssdssy esssi
ssess of valuable tss.ises - prscsIsss
saoo< auarrlss undss tlse tIsaher and
ssoas sct but ca the co0trary have
usually pasd she sosssn~sat q. >"
an acre for lsHd sossh shout hhy
esass, s.aas this sct tscssss there
wss No other Wsy in which they
cossld sscusr titls 10 . 30 aprinss
q alkah usaer kolss On TIE EsAS~.
Ths dsssr sct has established
~oss psO6ssGs rsnchss s.d kAppy
hosnss j. wyo~siHG The. ssy oshsr
oaes~ss. The conast.ssoa cissss
Il the hosnssAseA scs kas sesLlsd
many pnr psoPls 10 - . sscce~.-
fsl sssst in life. Possibly thsss lave
did na exsetly 81 osr coOdst,oas
bot sndrs tkssa % hsSs gone
sAsad and dune The hssf - co~ld
Possibly - s~r Psopas ssder.ssnd
tAsn nos 1t vould - dllIcUlt 10
- ssytAiaS ksstsr. Asd sow ell
paseass are to bs hsld up until spcc-
'sl Aesass, many q sAsn isexpssssse-
- and ~itA thssr s,is1s O~t, exaosss
ell lsads spoa whirh ASal psouf Ass
hsea ~ sill he ..sAs. Nsessise
hundreds Of o.sr psoVAr. vko have
lsl'osed fssthfslly 10 eo@ply With
the lac and perfect sssl~ TO their
ssssll holdisg. must wsst antiI the
Lord knows when befosr getting q
patent froM The governOsst
People who had relied spon their
psteats, whereby they cossld borrow
money with wlssch to purchase nece--
aary farm macksssery, stock, etc, are
now sp against . stone vail Tie
wheeIs OF progwss which hsve been
revolving rapidly ere to be spsasGod
And thru the olsa range 10 to be
under government control and super-
vision. That will settle it The
free ase oi the open range has been
= right of the Amev,can citizen ever
since orr first settlements spread
west twavd from the Atlantic seakoard
in their sli-conqo~ring indsssrial
march 10 the Pacific. And this Tree
"se Of the open range WAS largely
instr1msss&l in Msking possible
rapid sad successfst ssttIsnssnt in
the middls and wesseyn s&sass.
The psv~ident ssys- "Aw;h Of the
pxblic land can only be used " ID
vantage ios grazing" History proves
that this statement 10 misleading
Twenty years ago tho greater part
Of Kansas, Nebraska, Montana and
other western states WAS deeased
worthless inr agricultural purposes,
where now are tens of thousands of
valuable iarms and prospeross
commanities. Even now We are
successfully farming handreds of
acres OF lsad in Colorado and Wyom-
ing, by Improved dry lArming l.ssh-
ode which three yesrs ago were
deemed worthless. No man 10 wise
enough 10 foresee tie possibilities Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson
CimAfroa

C1mAfroa
News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Jan. Is
Everyon has a cold.
John Richards is in Montrose.
Coasting parties are the order of
the day.
James Jones moved to Montrose
Tuesday
Fred Wilt and family have moved
to Montroes.
James Fitzpatrick was over from
Ouray Sunday.
Fred Lick is now EMPLOYED in
the round house.
Gerald Hazelhurst has been sick
with bronchiti. the past week.
There will be a dance At the Gates
hall Friday evening. Everybody
come.
Captain Cline rsturned to hi.
home Saturday after spending sever
Al days With Nr. and Mrs. Resk
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
: VICINITY ~ O~O =
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ ~

~ ~
NcssChAApiua Csssxavooisaes.
Tsssdsy, lea. A.
Emil feters,a - quite sscA = i
the grip
Lovsl Eiaeworth hes . cussracr
~ Pst Mp ice st sereesss.
john Fultz hes bsea sick viii a
bad cold the lsss isw d~ys.
Mr.. aad Ars. l.. c. Wllosas N
Is(s for iADavsr vkssr tlssy wIlI max
their fstsve kuaae.
Harry NilIss came from Cripple
Greek Thursday aud will sssst up
the David H. mine.
n l.. Todd, manager of ths So ar
Copper Co, cssDe IN lssG vssk uIth
Mr. bowen, tbs nsw y savsssiaesaAent
r. b. Do~dsou, after spssdiag the
holidays in Denver hes psssrned
home.
A. n. Woodworth vlustsA Ohio
City and Sarsoats on business last
week.
The many friends II Dr. xnd Mrs
p. \ Stiles reGsst TO learn II their
lss.'ax sftsr three years Of success
fsl mining in this camp.
John LandriSsa Of Tonapsh, New
spent two weeks in camp sad left
Aoaday after disposing Of his in
tersst in the Spar Copper Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

For selling liquor to minors wm.
OessoyD wss Used 45 aad costs,
soosntane to $l7.0 in J.st;ce
Potasrs court this vpsk
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

James Mcdonald is working in
the car shops.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

Irwin Trevarthen went 10 Delts
Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

The grand round up of Estray Day
is bringing = big crowd of cattlemen
into town this morning 1t is well
worth trip to the correls of the
II. q K. c. freight yards TO sse the
animals sorted. Full reports next
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18
0oykvilRe

News-Champioa COrresp0aAeace.
Wednesday, Jsn. ~
j. W. Rowsers CANE down from
Ohio City Wednesday.
Mrs Clifford Upton and chilAen
arrived in Doyleville from Csson
City Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Coats, Mr.. xnd
Mrs. J. 4. Mcdonald leis for Aztss,,
n. N. Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. l.. Beanett weat 70 Ohio
City Aoadsy 10 visit . while 9th
her ds~gAssr, An. AliOs Doyle.
ID. 4. Il. q. csrs sre Osating ,noss
pIsntifsl ssd oar rsachaen avs
busy loading bsled hay Sor market.
Black Log among OAio Greek
cattle is reported prevsls~t and cat
tlemen arc generally watching thoir
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-18

Losatina certificates tArse suraAns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-03
SOMERVILLE.

Tho farmers that planted sweet corn
for the factory ut Weeks Mills have
been hauling some of it the past week
The farmers in town are having 4
good yield of potatoes.
A. \. Skinner of jefferson was in
town Saturday on business
Allen Goodwin of jefferson was in
town Sunday on business.
Fred Bruce and George Atkins of
jefferson was visiting in town Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Josie A. Hallowell expects to
move to jefferson soon, where she will
remain during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs George Avery and Mrs.
Hannah Glidden visited at George
Glidden's recently.
Mrs. Clara Turner is visiting her
brother, Waterman Dow.
Elmer Glidden of jefferson was in
town Friday and is contemplating run
ming threshinS machine here this fall
john II. Croker and Harrison
Crockcr were recent visitors at G. w.
Erving'S.
Annie Philbrck is visiting relatives
and friends in town.
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eEN0BsC0T.
ETNA,

j. f. Hackett has moved to his farm
at the Center. which he purchased last
spring Mrs. Hackett being very i'll, was
not able to go with the family and is
with her aunt, Mrs. II. HutchingS,
whore she will be cared for until bet
ter. then will join her family in their
new home.
Winthrop Cole has moved his family
into his new tWO-story house which he
has just finished.
Louis Locke and sisters and brother,
Mary. Florence and Adrian Locke. at
tended the funeral of their grandmoth-
er. Mrs. Laura HoXie of Detroit, Sat
urGay.
Mrs Maria Loud is visiting at Exc
ter.
Mr.. and MR.. G. Bates and daughter
Ruby are visiting at Mrs. Julia Graves
the past week.
Zen Wakefield is making preparation
to clapboard and paint his house. 1t is
the FIRST fraln" house built in town. be-
ing built nearly 100 years ago.
Mrs. Mary Locke and daughter Gusta
are at Mrs. Fuily's at Lovcnt visiting
fer week.
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WiscAssET.

A. G. Houdlctte and son Carroll of
Whitofield were in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mute of Boston
are guests Of Mrs. Nute's parents at the
AlbeC.
Miss Cora Daniels. who is teaching
school at Pcmaquid. was at home for a
few hours Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Houdlettc, who has been
at +. +. Houdlettes the past six weeks,
went to Whte1ielu last week
Joseph Houdlette and wife of Ores
den We're in town Wednesday after
nOCn.
Roy MarSton. who recently returned
from kent's Hill. is attending school
at Lincoln Academy, Newcastle
Mrs. Caroline Southland is very sick
at her home on Hodge street.
Mr.. Daniels ana family of Attlcboro.
Mass. are visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Daniels at Hillside
park.
DIR. and Mrs. c. A. Peaslce of Bath
were in town on an automobile ride last
week.
William Hewlett who is studying
music with Madam Bcldanza. returned
to his home in New York City Friday.
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kENNEBEC.
PlITSTCN.

Mrs. Edward FacllnCr returned to her
home in Brooklyn. \. ", Saturday.
Mrs. Leonard p. Dow and two chill
dren of Portland were guests OF MIR.
and Mrs. \. Z. Palmer last week.
LrwCod FoSsett returned to West
brook Sunday morning after Il short
visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Artell FOssett.
Mr. and Mrs. William Chapman
went to Union last week to visit rela-
tivcs ard also to attend the far.
Mrs. i. A. Lapham was the guest of
friends in Bath Thursday.
Irwin Fossett is attending the Shaw
Business college in Augusta.
Mrs. Laura Elkins is passing q week s
vacation with relatives at Beech Hill
before returning to her home in Gar
diner.
Jesse and Arthur Mansir who have
been visiting friends in Cambridge
Mass, arrived home Friday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Blackman of Augusta
visited at Richard Colburn's several
days last week.
Miss Anna F'litner of Gardiner is
spending a week with her cousin Miss
Della Flitner.
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A glance at this published formula viii
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instead. GIyccrino is entirely naoblec.-
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chial, throat and lung affections. There
Is the highest medical authority for its
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-03
COUNTY NEWS OF A WEEK.
WALDOBORO.

The Lincoln County News plant and
building have been sold to William Muir
ply Of Newcastle and Miss Myrtle
KnowtOn of DGmariScOtta. Eugene
Havener is acting as foreman at present.
NJ. w. I.n>enscler and j. B. S;ahl have
been in New Hampshire to investigate the
securities offered to the shoe factory sub
scribers and report that it is not suffi-
cient. Sixteen thousand dollars had been
pledged by our citizens.
Albert r. Brown has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Brown.
Mrs. j. d. johnson is critically i'll at
her home on Coles hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Reed went to Eath
Saturday.
Miss Addie Hosue entertained the
Swastika Club Friday evening.
Frank Miller, better known as Dixie. >
whose sickness was reported in last
weeks paper, passed away ut his home
on Friendship street Monday morning.
He is survived by his wife, three BROTH
ers and two sisters, who have the SYM
pathy of q large circle of friends Funer-
al services were held Wednesday after
noon, conducted by Rev. G. W. +. HILL
The Knights of Pythias, of which the de-
ceased was member, escorted the re-
mains to Rural cemetery, where they per-
formed the ceremony of the order.
The funeral services of Leonard Gross
were held at the home of his sister. Mrs.
w. L. Black, Tuesday afternoon. Inter-
ment was in the Conery cemetery.
Many of our people attended tie Union
fair this week.