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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23
Home Of the Hart, Shaffper { Marx Clothes
CARR ADMITTED TO BAIL,
$4,000 BOND FURNISHED.
Alleged Murderer of George Moore
Released From Jail.

A. d. carr, charged with the MUIR
der of George Moore, was yesterday
released from custody upon bonds to
the amount OF 5000, furnished by
DR.. Frye, Of Oroflno. NJ. A. Means and
A. w. Smith OF Lewiston.
Carr was held to the district court
without bonds by Justice of the Peace
Coburn and the petition to secure his
liberty on writ Of habeas corpus
was argued before Judge f. c. Steele
yesterday The final showing was
made by the defense late yesterday
afternoon at which time the court
fixed the bond OF the defendant at
5000. which was Immediately fur
nished.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23
PAYS TO USE THESE COLUMNS
HELP WANTED.

LADIES-$S to SIG weekly. Easel
mating work; spare time or
steady. No experience needed. No
publicity. Particulars for stamp.
Wonen's National Art Exchange.
Denver. Colo.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23

When 9oing to As"fi~. make Il
t1ip on the Daaghnan launch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23

LOST-Lady's long tan glove. be-
tween the Woodman hall and
Adams street. Finder please r..
turn to Teller once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23

CDR. Thomas Electric Oil is the
best remedy for that often fatal dis
ease--croup. Has been used with
success in our family for eight
years."-Mrs. L. Whiteacre, Buffalo.
n V
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23

For a mild. easy action Of the
bowels, a single dose Of Doan's Reg
ulets Is enough. Treatment cures
hsbitual constipation: II Is cents q
box. Ask your druggist for them.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23
Sales Agents Wanted.

Sso per week. or 400 per cent
prodt. All samples, stationery and
' catalogue free. We want one
armament agent IN this locality for
ne largest picture and frame house
america. Experience unneces-
~ We Instruct you how to sell
Sa soods and furnish the capital. II
"ant permanent. honorable
40 u profitable position. vrits ~ to-
$50. TOT particulars. catalogue ana
- FRANK ". WILLIAMS
m '<A% ". Taylor 81. rAisaso.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Oct 24-Dec I
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-23

There will be work in the blue
lodge tonight with candidates for in
itiation In the first degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
Free Examination
Week
c CELEBRATED osTEoPATHs
HAVE sat THIS WEEK As a
WEEK or lAEsTlnAsLE sEN.
EFlT TO SUFFERERS FROM
CHRONIC AND NERVOUS DIS
ORDERS

In order 20 demonstrate - the
sick the value ~ correef diagnosis
Ia the cure uf nervous AND chronic
diseases. and % protect them from
the incompetent. tho frawd and the
fsher. Is1uEhnoy a f.uusbney have
set aside this entire week Tor free
axaminatiun. Sufferers from all
nervous. uric and stomach. liver
and kidney troubles are wanted 70
call af the offices this week and
get an expert opinion ~ their case
FREE 81 charge Come aud learn
the cause Of your sickness o. all.
meut.
I.nnghney q Inunhney viii tell
you how you suffer and why you
have not been cured n cure IL pos.
mble. They know that there are
thousands who suffer with chronic
complaints who doctor year after
year and spead money without ans
correct or definite idea Of what the
trouble Is aud often without recetx.
ing any benefit.
II il 10 prove 70 the afflicted the
value Of correct diagnosis that theF
are making this special effort 10
get you 10 consult them Come 70.
day. come any day this week II
may mean health. strength ard hap.
plneHs. 10, II and "a Estabrook
building. corner Second and Union,
Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
|IzlcEG) HOLDS
THE BIG DANCE

NIcaGo. Dee ~ Win an
- o. 4 newspaper phot0gra.
~ ira ghe smashing 81 hls cam
a prcluae. the First ward
IA = ANIMAL affair presided over
I tAlsrman John Coughlin and
'-waa Michael kenna. was held
|, - Coliseum last night. all IL.
- q N church people and law
= sraef organizations % prevent
arsax proved unsuccessful
"a estimated that the ~
- irom iho sails ~ tickets
naasea 10 simost S2S.ooo rhis
:. = usd toward eieciing the A.
ms u the @ard. whose term
~ next spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
MITCH TAKE
| ANOTHER
|. .,,,rr Venezuelan Boat
af,hout a SHOT Being
Fired.

ANN nee is According to
$3.50 News dispatch from The
he Dutch hloCbadlns
a. n veneaeeia waters has
~ he capture Of another ei
uaf vessels. supposed GO
- Nast defense gunboat
.rest gives no details Of a
go aud Il Is beloved here
es,se Venezuelan vessel Hurrcn.
ulthssag q shot hclng fired Del
,N side
= Nayo Is 4 small gunboat Of
- construction AFTER lis cap.
- uas able to proceed tc Gu
=. rsAsg IS own steam. the yes.
ss.as placed IN charge OF a
- Mife Grew
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15

has been delayed through mum.
her ~ causes and miuunderatand
ipga This building was 20 have
heen 4 number Oi stories In hulght.
but tho plan which MIR Humphrey
advocates u for IL number at one.
story buildings 30 that those con
Naleaceni. aud the nurses of the IN.
nutulion. may have different quar-.
tcrs. and it "a this plan which he
viii discuss with the representa-.
lives Of the architects office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
Thirty-Third District Man
Says Gambling Is
Felohy.

Pllny Allen state senator from
the Thirty third district. has gone
on record aaaa supporter 0f Repre-.
sentative Ole Hanson la the laitera
tight 20 put the Meadows out ~
hnaincsa Representative Hanson
mas received the following letter
from Senator Allon.
Hon Ale Hanson. CITY My
poar Ole Your favor was received
by inc yesterday. I deaIre 10 say
that | am la hearty sympathy with
The move 10 pul pool selling az the
races where Improperly helonga.
e.. IN the felony claua. along with
other forums ol gambling prohibited
Jay statute
i VIII be pleased Ia render such
assistance as { can IN the passage
ut bin 90 accomplish such results
"(SlEnodl T. t. ALLEN"
There ~ mo- question IN my mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
SEATTLE MAN LANDS
A GOOD POSITION

NORTH YAKIMA. tao. rs D.
W Lambert 81 Seattle. travelling
representative Of Fischer nruH.. gro-
corR Of Seattle. - 30 succeed y y
Coleman a. register OF the United
states land office at North Yakima.
according 90 accepted report here.
The position paws $4,000 annually.
~ IN the Gift ~ Senator Ankuny. nnd
has generally been given Co IL rcai.
dent % the Yakima valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
CALHOUNS TRIAL is
SETFOR NEXT MONTH

SAN FRANCISCO, Doe 49,
Lawl0r has set for Jan 9. 1899 the
trial ~ Patrick Calhoun ON the in
dlesment cherglng him with hay'
ing offered a bride 10 Supervisor r.
=. Nicholas 90 vote for a trolley
franchise Tor the United Railroads.
OF which he Is president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
STIhGY EVEN ON
DEATH BED

LONDON. Doc iE. a special
dispatch from So Petershurg 90 the
Daily Mail relates that a dying
Moscow millionaire named Peter
off had hia whole fortune with
drawn from the bank and the hank
notes brought 60 the aick room
They were then piled before him
and set ON fire Pctoroff then
called his relatives and showed
them what hc had done. congratu
iating them ON escaping from the
evils Of wealth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
ANOTHER CONVICTION
IN SLAVE TRAFFIC

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec rs Tho
second conviction Ia the fight which
the federal authorities are makins
In stamp uni the white slave traffic
was occurred Ia the Unlled States
district court. when Jessie Hay
man waa found guilty 81 the crime
of harhorlng an alien woman IN a
housa 81 prostitution The woman
IN question IL Ethel May South
wood, a native ~ Euslaad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
ALLEN WILL SUPPORT
HANSON In HIS Fight

az 20 the outcome OF the anti.
gambling bill. said Mr. Hanson.
this morning u have received SUI
ficlent pledges from members Of
the legislature 10 warrant me la
stating that the blil viii surely pass
without any amendments"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15
DsPTAL BUILDING
At BREMERTON

sAsHlNaToN. Dec. H. The
|osnry q the navy has decided
All q maetlEg of the architects
Il senfar wigh Representative
|suahrey regarding the erection
= marine hospital AZ Bremen,
II ~ which $3.50. 900 vas appFo
|asss mo sessions ago. bui which
ssrilnx silver Toilet Sets. stb6o
Ine8 Wm H. Finck. pioneer
|xsier. SIS secoud ave. Seattle 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15

cur RATE cleaning. pressing.
repairing Suits CLEANED AND
PRESSED. Zoe club rate. 81 ab
month. n. l.. s,utaman. iaof First
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15

Ladies' Gold Guard Chains. VIM
n finek pioneer ieweler. SIC
Second ave. Seattle go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15

SPOKANE. Wash Dee i6 The
government and the Great Northern
railroad have hung up Il reward OF
81 600 Tor the capture 10 the rob
beers who held up the q. ~ train
Recently
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-15

Tho much taikot-pf conference
between the colleges ~ the North
west has ont set b~en called Wash :
inNtnn and Whitman have requested
nrmu h. GFlmatwad. secretary - TIE
conference. 20 call l. meeting Tor thr
Chrfstmaan holidays hut three
sehanfs must petitiHn before Grim b
stead can take ans action. and -
far neither idaho nor DrrEou has
hsssu heard frem
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

l'eet growers on the Arkansas are
organizing and will absolutely re-
fuse to raise beets for less than s. a
ton. The American lIeet Saear
company, auxiliary 20 the the
trust, pays IS a ton in California
but only offers ~ 80 in Colorado.
As result the Arkansas valley far
mers under leadership of Hon. w.
B. Ebbet will erect = factory of
their own. Above 4,OOO acres are
already pledged TO this enterprise.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
- &c - -
49, rsNiA NeSsyua~x.

- fSANtA NteopA&s6-
~Th.. ofs.ce ,s az rsselys II . p,ce-
~ t-ouna vsass,e of the 4 - boo<.
s.-s~d bv the torsss reserve depart
nss-i.i Il government THIS p.rtscs-
s--r COPY cosus-s h. ~ throsSk the
co~rse.y q! Walker Eorum. IhpUsv
feg~~, Esaaes. aud al presess AZ
ehssss Il ~ grazing rsgb,s oa tts~
enisre kaftieasest Isesa Se~erve- h
Is q very sceep<st,le resoes.tsssDce
ana ~sll eosDe handy pos and then
~isea ~e ~aui Ia write up HolDes.
Of the AvAlAncs or lake o. the Gun
EIsoa News
uur friend Es~aii remind. us oi
another friend. ~Lo once upon .
time decided he would become q
gar icner He g.; ls of fo~er
and -sed oa'aioe. and the next dsy
he knee all about gardening and
was IA has minds eve already har-
ves'Ing the mammoth pumpkins and
squash and meloas and ~ forth,
that the ,eedman had hired An en-
tlssI.s.,c genus b. write about.
so Eawslt seems 10 take a. gospel
truth every clirsering tale Of the
u ~ Book Indeed that craftlly
written gem makes a very good ar
eument as 10 why a Euss.an gov
eminent Is better thaa an American,
and as TO why At Is highly desirable
for We westerners 10 allow the dudes
If superior wisdom at Washington
to govern us for our own good
However, as an antldOte for the I'll se
Book News-Champion trusts that
Mr.. Eawalt will read the Ds.clara-
ton of Independence and the last
national democratic platform. They
will furnish points detailing why
representative form of government
Is better than AN absolute monarchy
The folks IN delta and Monts ose
counties have apparently enIoyed
the reign Of a ''bene6cent despot"
so Tar during the forest reserve re
2ime and some Of them seem TO like
1t Perhaps Merle ID. Vincent, the
brilliant young attorney of the North
Fork, voiced this idea best when he
repeatedly said in answering the ar
gument pointing to dangers in an
au;ocracy that This is the first time
IN the history Of men now present
that an administration has been ad-
nin'stering the law with fairnes.
and no man but Nh honest man had
any pull at Washington" There is
the point exactly. Even if true that
this Is square deal for the first
time, does it not follow by the rules
Of logic and common sense that it is
likely TO be qsi,e a spell before we
have another? And it is very far
from erinG trve.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

\ statement in the Chieftain and
Denver Post that the L. s. supreme
court had rendered a decision in
the grazing tax matter adverse to
the stockmen has not been contra
dicted by these journals and has
been misunderstood. The Denver
Republican explained the matter OK
actIy as stated in News Cham pion
of last week. The decision was ren
dered by the L. s. Circuit court of
appeals and will now go to the su-
preme court
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
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Hununlxy nsSkc~ sscU .exsu. 1suO -
auuossscsar S.ss---s,sse. tse essssssxssssD -
sDnnassRs 49, sus,ss-l~Ass s~rsi eU~up
uuuan. vh&se ~ssse psaysscssa- csssssss~r
suruasal " ~ tr.atnsssA q ds~sa~~ -
U~@a Net Il ksiy Gao ~ Lsa- q ,
Hvsas ~ sshesst ~ thss esxsRAl aAAa sA
- A.ass ssus asa >sscsa- Tks ssoshss
= - - sts~s she S.a.sn Sslt.aUap al
0ns aamneass 90 sAAs ~ snahiae
8As0aat SSos UAs AAss -
sO1 ORss's Sas~ar BsassV
80 80 = Aueso q ~ 60
~A.A Aa9A9Sk ~ sHA....assss
s.1 - s.sSeOnARHlhQI
l.ky,s...ss. =
ensk vssks> Il slvays 49, II
SOna always cusa- ID n a01BoW sSsr
aasuhssas. son secss.t. ell ~ hOBsaseusa
ABiug pssssSd % ~ bssssse-SsaR0ss: csa-
sasas ~ sesese<sous ~ Aahs-ssswsag
dBuDA osd every native ussSticiazl Bssa
ssa.ssag ipss 1t, c"ssy~S~ssica has si.e fun
snAHs~ssens q: tLo~e ussss en sneui sa the
GBsessl Schools 81 nssssieal pracs.ce. Asns
- skssr Numerous and s4sonas~s u psSr
S<.sassssi ersioesrmeutsG - ~ in0ssa,cass.
Win ~ fs,ssssd In . PaRJsAles wrapp--d
aGUasd the bottle. al>s ia a h-s,kict nAiss-d
~ - scVucst. by III. X. v. Pscrce. VI
0u0nh. \. Z. Thc~s professional ea-
aDusoeats should have far usor~ ~eiskA
tAAa Any snscun; ot the ordinary lay. -
aSs~-esofessional testimonials.
IT. nss,-t Intelligent Women now-a DAYS
tasia ~ kae~ ing what they tasc rs me,i-
tcioe tpssesa of oIsnine thes ns"utbs Ike
. - II young birds and gulping Down
whatever Is offered them -Fsvosite IRE
scriptioa l. VI KNOWN COMPOSITION. 1t
xSkes weak women strong aud sick
NoRseR well.
In. F,erce's Medical Adviser Is sent frs
- geeeipt 81 stamps ;o pay exJs.n-s -
WailtRG o,sty >ssnd to Dr. X. v. Pierce,
BuNSlo. n. n. 81 oBc-ccni stamI,~ far pa-
tsr-eoScrsd. ~ 81 STAMPS Tor cloth -t~,snd.
II ssck consult the fk,ctor. free of charge
nv k.tter All such communications are
hid sacresly coniisiontial
IN. ricrce's Pheasant Pellets ;nvigs1nto
CD Buoulste stomach. liver and bswetn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

drifting depths Of white clouA a. q
DOunging -robe-a blessed reprioVo
from the blazing sun of the lsng
weeks which had gone before.
And then / want you to promAes
me-" went on Mary. quietly, that ysa
will not think any more OF staying -
hind. l could not bear that. ,rut
you to go. You will. woat YOU"
Yes, 1 will go. I will DO anythao9
you say. And l want you to beltsve
that every thing will be all right. rnsy
would not dare to kill hin now. lnvV.
iag that We are after them. II va -
not back tonight. you will not ~orry.
will yoa! They had 30 much the xtsrt
q u.s."
Il will try not TO worry"
well. goodbye. I've . good gSsl.
woat you"
Il viii try" she answered, w.ar1ay.
With . last look into the brave.
sweet face. and smotherinG . mad. -.
cownan-like desire to stay and -
fort this dear little woman while -
efs rode away in stirring Qvest, Lane.
eorA stroAe fro@ the sickruon ~.
tAo kitchen.
Duat let her he alone any more
than you can help. Mother whi,e.- -
SAID. brusqUely. and don't IVORY her
aoout going to bed
Have q bite afore yca stan, llr.
LAagsor4. DO" ureeA The sod voQnA,
Hospitality. "You're that won -
ye1're white aru1nA The Gills. II ~
20 havnt haA cry Mite . breskaDul.
~ forgUttea-kst - ar, 49,.
Ne. thaak yoa. In sot sesp fr 80
thaAg now. Ill have to ~ flAe kana-
80 cone- In late. Be Ossa to ~,
1stAee white" th1s ~ s~ee -
sAsssAer - Ae spraag to Ass nsune
fru0 the kiteAea stsp.
The 'o~g Say wees alsae. ouqn1s
White was baktAg. he 40 VuD1
"s rsrennus when thev ca0e boek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Glenwood Avalanche-A few years
ago democratic paper that took sp
the tight againt the Standard Oil
company was jumped upon by the
republican papers and made to come
of. Now sc the difference. The
republican papers can't find Ian
gsage strong enough TO coademn
that great monopoly In = few years
they will al come around to the po-
sition taken by the democrats. Ii
Used to be considered that demo-
crafts followed and never Ied. That
10 al changed since ". ! Bryan be-
c..s the leader. Even Roosevelt 10
. Bryan follower. bot he is like The
wooden bspch of bananas hang out-
side to advertise the real goods O..
the isside. Il would be only . Jay,
snch - can Be fosnd il the lesder-
ship Of the republican party that
would attempt to cot OF one Of the
wr3en thines. The people will
have The sval goods THE fsll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
s0escAssssoo alaaA
SU1naa ssGO OGuuunuo GssuUp
. Sf Sff2s s.'ss s'ss ss!os.. az p"
Ms,ntrOse Press.

1outFube fTtBs.
IL every grocer, and for that mat
tes every other business man would
sdopt the plan of Grocer Warinx of
OSrsy the bowling about people
sending their money TO for. ign mer-
chants for eoods woald soon STOP
Wsriag takes Harlbut's ad from one
of The local papers up there and
priHts his owa prices in parallel col
ss~sa with Tie prices Hurlbut quotes.
Bsrlbst's 10 oOe n the biggest gro
Gerry hosses in Deaver. In EVERY
instance TIE Osrsy prices are lower.
\ man wo~Dd not dare TO NO openly
qsose his pvices il he could not
"p~ske good" when called upon to do
-. he prints list Of articles for
which H"rbut's prices with the
freight TO Oaray, amounts TO sJi OG.
His own prices on the identical arti-
cles in the parallel column foot up
10 S45.AO or a saving OF 1896 when
The same goods are bought in Ourav.
People send away because they
think they can get goods cheaper
In almost every case they would find
on comparison, with the same con.
dition that they have bought the
same goods for less money at home.
and been served quicker besides.
ios generally have to even up some
Wsy whom you send away from home.
You either have to pay the freight
OF else buy in quantities that YOU
would never think of buying At
htOe. To the buyers we would saw
be fair TO your home dealer no mat
YER what his line is. Place him on
The same footing with your foreign
dealer when you arc coosiderina a
psrchsse. Don't expect him to sell
voc . dimes worth ut the sarne rate
yoa woald get ten dollars worth
from the foreign dealer.
To the seller we would ray that
Waring. plan is not patented a.d
that there are no pcnslties that will
sttach TO anyone using it.
nov are people 70 know thAt they
caa ct hetser bargsins II hons II
yos do not ssll tkem. xsss tie for
eign deaIsr is svssy liss @ HIS ON
hsesieSssd; SoAt hin With his o~n
wsaPoos-sdvsstisiaG- H oooss
- yosr paaruaa, TO people thaG osGhe
- yoaf patrues-witA As setsscs-
i've sdvsstisiag cd his ds6aiss
psioss - ~ IL bssissA HS
6ssi.sps of 3sesross 10 worth ssiae
aeAsr - tAs 0aa Who - frea tAsUo
hoo1soa - . tAossaad nilss s0sy,
isa's i wsssA ooiag afser to yus,
vAe - riGbe - tAs spsa? III
ahs.s Il saa give wsriae's raaa .
exial.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
lHeu NollnIl0nS.
~ssux - s,> ~ ssysAsDsss

To- the matter of tn estate of Joseph >sosaf'
Secrs-ed -,
Notice IL hereb. given. that on Monday the
Wh day Of March, A ID l~~- bssiaS one :"
the regular days Of III. March term 81 the
4 ointy curt 81 Stssn i-oB "uniy IN trvsset-
in the state of niofa io. J. Jobn kozsch 80
mini-trator - said estate will apvcsr ssef"re
the Justse of said osrt. present NY maj set
tirntent a. -.ch sawssnl-trstor and pray ths
spproe 81 ~ the same snd will then aIply 10 h.
di-charxed a. such adm. iBs-trstor NJ which
time aud place any y,sr-.,n IN interest may AZ
rear and present objections To the same " ans
there be.
dated At Gunni-on. Colorado. Jan. ~, Ise
JOHN ROZI'H.
dmini-trat. = 81 the estate ~ Jo-epL slsaar.
deceased fsb March =. tsi>
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
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sp With sh~a besoss they've ouns -.
IN seaA UOsd 10 The boys - - -.
Must s< sOssehSay asO~aA sAe'hsuna,
reckoa. bessdes the Old h1y."
He started cheerily for tAe Aaa.
Mr. LaRgtord'"
Yes"
Please cosne back"
RE casae quickly to her.
What is it,
Mr.. LAngford. ~ill you xrast Ne .
favor"
''Certsialy. Miss Mary. Asythtag n
this world that ! can do sW you vtll
do. YOU kRo~ that. don't yOu."
Il am all right now. I Auat thAnk
! shall get crazy again n you wtal ut
me sit here by this window aaA bo0k
out. II | can watch for him, Il vtll
give me something to do. Voc sse, l
could be watching all the time for tAe
party To come back over that DtttDe
rise up the road. want yOu 70
promise me" she went on. steoAtay.
that ! may sit here and watt sOr
you-to come back"
God knows you may. little girl. ssy-
way till doc comes"
You are wiser than doc" pursusd
the girl He is a good fellow, but
foolish. you know, sometimes. Ne
might not understand. He might hke
to use authority over me bscause !
am his patient-when he did n0t ~
derstand. Promise that ! may sN ttll
YOU come back"
Il do promise. little girl. Tell hio !
said 80. Tell him"
Il will tell him you are-the bses,"
she said. with \ pitiful little aAts0et
at jest, and smiling wanly. Ne V1ll
mind-the boss"
l-angfOrd VAS In agony Perae6sa-
ttOa wss springing out IN hts Guse-
heoA though August Was Woosong
away psecssslly. IN soft csssssss vetA
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
Dos Nof !
Color Hair

Ayers Mak voss, - 49,
made osoO 0AAr 80 0o90so1
fsrnula, daes - go - ca1ns|
eae hair e~ea . - 0Ghsra
deesee. Grey -. OAie Aa1
biaaAe Aoig is oea 0s1e q
shake tarker. hsn b ceslniaDy|
| dees sse0 Gsllias Aair. HsI
aaaeunipo ahoass -.
A~ 49, sae - q = -.
f-.S s.1 - ~
A,les = .. J: :; ::
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

lsoHia Ne~spsper-we do no,
sappose either party will permit
either Of the supreme Judges to come
from ACROSS the range but if they
do we should like TO have the demo-
Gratis present Senator sapp. II elect
ed we should have q good square
Judge TO associate with Steele in dis
sentipg cilnions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

1orwaFa . su 10 Elecs tns boss as tnss
hsd csafsercd NJ sAAmesscea'x Ncs
he turDed
Why. that seilo~ over there.
knocked him ou;
he ro<ss back SLOWLY. There ~As pa
man there. no the trace ~ q uAaG
They stared NJ each other . u4o0eat.
silently Then L-aasfoEd spsske-
No. am sos soing To have Willis
teus little eiri oct IN tbs deS." -
said with an inscrutable suaise.
While soHse of you ride IN 40 get
some one 10 see about tina; body out
there and bring out the doctor. III
take her over to White for to-uiGht,
anyway. Mrs. White wiil care for her
Then perhaps We viii send for the gal
reporter Jim