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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-01

Refresco aristocratico Ideal refresco
VINO MOSCATEL DE SITGES; caias de II ele-
gantes boteas bancas abradas con tap6n de cristal
Vino ideal para damas.
WHO'S DE JEREZ surtido en- cuatro classes. Ele-
gantlslma presentation. Etiqueta Reyes de Espafla
MACHARNUDO VICTORIA; ell mas exquisite
vino de Jerez para pestres Caas de 12 eegantes bo
tellas
Sdra Asturiana "COLUNGUESA" "PELA-
YO'. Debda refrescante de inestinable m6rito para
las funclones digestivas. Cajas de 242 botellas
RON "ElI CONDADO" El abuelo en- Puerto Rico
Alcohol 40 grades diversos envases de la Porto Ri
co Destiling Co.
Lcores diversos de la importante fabrica de Piza
Gonzalez.
VINO TINTO "TREs RIOsn; superior al meior
conocido hasta hoy. Cajas de 12i1 de 24|2 boteas
alambradas
VINO TINTO "MEDOC" clase nuy fina Caias
de u l y 242 botellas alambradas
LIMONADA "POLO NORTE''; barriles de 1902
botellas
Aqua "TIBES'' y "PAsTILLOo. Manantiales
Puertorriquefos
GALLETITAS INGLESAS; de Ia bien reputada
muy exquisitas en- diversos tamafos de lata Des
pues que usted pruebe esta marca no consume de ora
BRANDY, HENNESSY; cajas de Il botellas
BRANDY ssMARTELL'' !; cajas de 12I1 botellas
JABON esCOPCO"; blanco fotante Ideal para ell
bano, tocador demas usos domesticos.
JABON GROWN genuine de Cadierno
Eli MEJOR y ell mas econ0mco jabon del mercado
del mundo Interesese por este jabon quiere pres
tar un gran servco econ6mico los hogares Puerto
rrlquenos. No lleva envolturas No lleva regalos
fltlles aparatosos; pero eva muchos dollars
del pals, sustituye ventajosfsimamente cualquier
Jabon que cuesta ell doble.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-01
NOTAS HIPICAS

Primera carrera, a 1900 me-
tros.
Vengativo 90 libras, Taboo SO.
Pensamiento 80, Juno 81. Atila
100, Jupiter 90, Tango 90.
Segunda carrera, 4 LOO me-
tros.
Lulu 70 libras, Villa 80, Aven-
turero 80, Linda 81, Marino 90.
Julieta 81, Primavera 81.
Tercera carrera, a 1900 me-
tros.
Thyme 113 libras, Favorito 81.
lnglatera 90.
Cuarta carrera, a 900 metros.
Mascota II libras, Preferido
$50, Pope 80, Alerta 10, Carran-
zano SO, Nino 78, Della 80.
Quinta carrera, q 900 metros.
Lebrel 130 libras, Minerva 81.
Samurai 80, Bruja, Espectro
100.
Sexta carrera, a $50 metros.
Cardiff 115 brilas, Carnaval
200, Aviador 80.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-01

SEPAN TODOS los que la presente vieren leye-
ren, que CadiernOHermanos,c con trenta aos de prac
tca ell Comercio Nativo verdaderamente identifca-
dos ell gusto mas refnado del consumidor Puerto
rrlqueno han eegdo para ell mercado de toda la isa
los s1gulentes prOductos de incompatible calidad
preclos sin competencia:
Harina de trigo ''HUNTER SELECT'' Rinde Is
por lOO mas que nnguna otra marca produce pan dc
gusto gloria pan color crema verdadero pan alimen
productor
Cebollas Puertorriquenas de excelente calidad pro-
cedentes de Isabella. Precios bajos.
Pescados Carnes de Asturias. Luiosas latas Ito
grahadas ovaladas. Surtido escogido
Acelte de Olivas refnado de la ben reputada marct
"SENSAT'', de Barcelona
Aceite de Olivas de la bien conocida marca CONRA-
Dl, de Sevila. Diversos tamaflos Sociteos. de Ca
dierno por mediaci6n de Cadierno, Espaia cum
pra usted un deber de concenca brindando al pblco
el mejor aceite conocido hasta hoy.
WEYMOUTH; Pruebe el Martini Rossi'' Y usted
sera Ell mayor propagandista de ese VENERADO YER
mouth de TORINO. Por Dios, no beba mas meniur-
jes con ell nombre de vermouth
CERV ETA; Cerveza Sc lie llama aquf cualuuier
brebaje ofrecido bajo este nombre pero despues que
lego "Old Stye Lager, toda persona de reinado gus
to- toda persona de crtero exile 'Old Style Lager
para. estar ABSOLUTAMENTE seguro de que no Sc
le do cato por liebre.
BACARDI; Que Bar, Cafe Colmado visitado por
personas de buen ono esa desprovsto de este undal
ron gloria orgullo de la Industria Guiana?
WHISKEY; s'WATSON No 1O'' La marca de
los Lores El whiskey de oda todos los pafses cul
tos sabios
ClERvEzA; India -Pilsencr. La cerveza mimada
del p1bco
LIMONADA DE vICHY; cajas de 1902 botellas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-01
DIsPAROs SIN PUNTERIA.

El coronel Shanton ha recibido una
nota del jefe de policfa de Rio Grande,
que dice as1: En- la tarde del dfa 26,
y en- ell barrio Guzman, tuvieron un en-
cuentro personal los individuos Domin-
go de Jesds y Nemesio Lopez, quienes Sc
hicieron varios disparos de revolver re-
sultando amibos ilesos Fueron arresta,
dos. !"
A LA CARCEL.
La polic1a arrest6 en- Salinas q Gui-
llermo Arce Marcelina Claussell por
infracci6n al art1culo 266 del C6digo
Penal
DOS BELICOSOS MAS.
En- ell barrio Rio Prieto, de Lares,
Etanislao Hernandez y David Medina
sostuvieron anteayer una rina, result
tando ambos heridos. Fueron arresta-
dos y puestos disposition del Juez Mu-
nicipal de dicho pueblo
TUMULTO EN- UTUADO.
Ell d1a % del actual durante una reu-
MON de propietarios que Sc llevo a efec-
to en- los salones de la Casa-Ayunta-
miento de Utuado, Sc origino un tumul-
to teniendo la polic1a que intervenir y
proceder al arresto de dos de los per-
turbadores del orden.
JUEGO INTERESANTE.
lei martes trece de abril jugaran una
partida de billar de quinientas caram-
bolas los campeones de la isla en- este
! juego seflores E. Rubio, de San Juan, y
Osvaldo Padilla, de Arecibo.
El juego Sc celebrara en- ell Casino
Espa1ol de esta capital
LA BANDA DEL REGIMIENTO.
Ell programa para ell concerto que
esta noche dara en- la plaza Baldorioty
la Banda del Regimiento, es ell siguien-
| te:
Paso doble, Gel abanico', de Usena.
Oberture, Tip Top, de 0. Hare.
Selection de la zarzuela, ella Allegro
Trompeter1a de Serrano
Selection de la opera c6mica, "Ro-
bin Hood, de Koven,
Tango Argentine, Y. como lie va?',
de Valverde,
Medley Two-step, Somebody's Co.
ming to my house,, de Berlin.
| Star Spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-01
NFORMACI0N GENERAL
lESE POLVO.

Nuestro colega "Diario del Oeste Sc
lamenta de que en- Mayagiiez no Sc pue-
de transitar por las GALES a causa del
excessive polvo, y al efecto dice:
La situacion del ornate de Maya
yagiiez por 10 que respecta a la limpie-
"a de las GALES, barrido, recogido de
basura y riego, es dolorosa 81 acepta-
mos que no hay fondos municipales para
atenderla, pero nos parece vergonzosa
sino aceptamos tai pobreza del Munici
pio.
No sc barren las cunetas de la ciu-
dad, en- total todos los d1as. Sc barren
las mas visibles; la Plaza de Colon y
otros sitios centricos. Con la basura en-
| 10 del recogido pasa otro tanto En- ca
lie de segundo y tercer orden, no es 81
multaneo el paso de Los carros; pero hay
GALES centrales en- que es met0dico ell
paso. Sobre ell riego de GALES, es cier-
to que ell Acueducto no puede servilo,
porque es un Acueducto tai, que mien-
tras Juan, que vive al frente de Pedro
| tiene aqua en- su casa de altos. Pedro no
| la tiene en- su terrera.
Para ell barrido general, aumento de
penos pueden pagarse. Para ell reco-
gldo de basura, aumento de carros pue-
den pagarse. Esto es cosa viable, por-
que no signifca un gran desembolso
El riego, es cosa factible; no Sc Olga
que no; ell rio, por Balboa, por Paris,
por la Marina, deja coger aqua, y puede
ser arrancada por la bomba de Gasoline
del Munlcipio, y esta puede suminis-
trarla a los carros aquellos con que re
gaba las GALES la Sandal, jEs imposi-
BILE esto?"
Ell CIERRE DE ESTABLECI
MIENTOS.
Varios detallistas de Mayaguez han
dirlgldo un escrito al Concejo Munici-
pal de esa cirldad, solicitando que Sc ha-
ga una ordenanza en- ell sentido de que
Sc permita abrir los establecimientos de
provisiones y mercanc1as los domingos
por la manana
'El Concejo ha nombrado una comi,
sion especial de su seno para que es-
tudle Ell asunto y haga ell correspon-
diente informe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-04-01

IMPORTANTE DETALLE
81 qWere evitar enganos de vendedores POGO escru-
puosos rechace como leg1tima toda pastilla que no
este rotulada asf: ~ ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

Surface Greek Champson:--'iub.
nison seems to he the most wide
awake and progressive town ON
the Western Slope these DAYS.
She possesses live commercial
and automobile clubs and shows
considerable building improve
ment. Ii Was only a few wears
ago that this city was co : sidered
far behInd the rest OF us, but by
steadily grinding ahead an era
Of prosperity has come her way.
This prosperity is largely due to
the State Normal School, but the
mosi important is her cattle and
hav rr-Ources.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

on City deserves its reputation. 1t ,s
magnificent. Warden Cleghorn whs
conceived 1t and Warden TyI an who
built il, deserve the thanks Of the state.
Ii doesn't get anywhere in particular.
but it does give one the most maenifi-
cent view that can be imagined Of the
lower Arkansas with its gardens. orch
ards and vivid gorges. Ii is a great Cd
vertisment for Canon City, and any
Gunnison man who sees it, immediately
wants to have our city turn in and finish
that auto drive up Normal Heights and
on to Signal Peak. Our home drive is
is entirely different. but also unequalled
in its view of the SNOW capped peaks of
the central Rockies. And it 10 half
done and will never cost one tenth what
this sky line drive cost.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

We must not alone consider
the jitney bus which in our cities
IL putting a crimp in the tram
way lines. With the advent of
fine roads the auto is displacing
the railroad Hall the tourist =
who visit the Gunnison country
this year will come in autos.
The other day party Of gentle
men missed the train at Mont
rose. They hired an auto and
caught up at Sapinero. Who
would have supposed that Blue
mesa, but two years ago a well
nigh impassable wilderness, was
now better thoroughfare than
the Rio Grande.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
the c0l6|ADO STATE
NORMAL scI)Q

The favorable Legislation Of the
Twentieth General Assembly for The C.
s. NJ s., has enabled the Board of
Trustees to extend the scope of work
of the school ana to add three addition
sl instructors to last years faculty Of
twenty The new department of His
tory will be in charge of Mrs. kelli-
phne Morrison, A. B., State Teachers
College; Mr. Brilliant, graduate of the
Indianapolis conservatory, will have
charge of the work in Piano and Mr.
Samuel Quigley, A. NJ, University of
Chicago, will be Dean of the Normal
School and Professor of Education.
The Gunnison County High school
will be conducted in the Normal School
building again next year. This arrange
ment enables young people to complete
their high school work under the most
favorable circumstances and also to
take advantage of the special work
given by the entire faculty. The plan
for work in the Fine Arts proved so
satisfactory last year that it is to be
continued. The plan permits any stu
dent to take individual work in Voice,
Piano, Violin, Art and Public Speaking
without extra charge. Since there is
no tuition charge for students in the
/ High school, this means that there is
absolutely no expense for instruction in
any of the subjects just mentioned.
The fee of Sc 50 for term of twelve
weeks entities normal school student
to all of the advantages offered.
Unusual opportunities are offered by
I the Business department for training in
/ Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping,
Commercial Law, Business Arithmetic,
I English and Penmanship.
/ In the shop a boy may learn Mechan-
ical Drawing and Manual Training, in
4 cluding lathe and art metal work
The department of Household Econ
omy offers unexcelled advantages in
cooking and sewing.
/ In short, the school has so widened
/ its scope of instruction that a student
may obtain just about what he desires
during a period of seven years after he
/ finishes the common school. The schoo
is young and has its reputation to make.
There is a consequent enthusiasm anc
seriousness of purpose that makes fol
high endeavor. Moreover, the enroll.
ment has not yet become so large as tC
destroy the personal touch betweer
student and teacher. Every Legitimate
interest Of the student is given consid
GRAFTON and the school is permeateC
with the idea that il must prove to b,
the open road to efficiency for the young
people who seek its privileges.
During the past year both the Ggnni
son County High school and the Colo
RADIO State Normal school have beer
placed on the accredited list by tn,
North Central association of college
and secondary schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
uWTn nlMDgs FINEST
ns Ml CONTINENTAL uk
(Cuosinusl Sveo Nsst PaUs.D

worn out rs many railroad tickets rs the
editor of the News-Champion. Chsffee
county has not as yet spent much money
on either Monarch or Ponchs pass roads,
but when we got into that stretch of
country between Salida and Canon City
we saw the reason why. They needed
it worse down the Arkansas.
From Salida to Cotapaxi the road is
fine. Well graded and well kept, but
from there to Parkdslel One ought not
to men ton it, but the new t-off along
the Arkansas which Warden lyman and
his TRUSTEES are building is so nearly
completed that it will not be treason to
say that this old road is what has been
the matter with the Rainbow Route. l
had heard of currant creek and Copper
creek. ! saw them once and that is suf-
ficient These dry torrent beds which
are swollen by streams only in early
spring or after q cloud burst, are about
100 feet wide and simply white sand
and boulders twisting here and there
through the red sandstone and granite
cliffs. By actual count the road crossed
the creek 50 times and frequently had
to scoot straight down the creek bed
for blocks at stretch.
No wonder this western slope has
been hard to get into. OF course, one
can travel by good road from Colorado
Springs to Buens Vista, thence back to
Sslids and over, but this makes a zig
gag and the through travel will not
take it.
However, we shall live in hope, for at
Parkdale Mr.. Carter took US for spin
up the grade which the convicts are
building. This new road, which will cut
off twenty-five miles of distance, all of
these 9e creek bed crossings, seven
thousand jolts and a ton of grief, is all
complete but one mile. The headings
are working toward each other, and
were it not that much of this mile is
rock work and even tunneling, it would
be done as scheduled on July first. We
had better figure on another month,
however.
The famous 'sky line drive" at Can
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
Th< O&csA Psps q Cunn,ssa Cos.s


that You wanta kstsiae Ii
sssens that the collu ~ trsea to
simplicity thing. 4 studests aud
ina efiurt 10 get evan With the w
vsa,er IT -I~ltra has gose the
limit On wurd. that are krszse
eauf without tr'ea To dis6gger
them worse. Weeve been trieR to
rite things 4 10 these mamase
yeers to max I~epsl cheer uPs but
We vii pas thee buk to- thee editor
Nv that katalog. Ii shure is q
skreem frum start to finish. Ii
yuve gotta Md that Kant spell 4
bevens sak send him, or her, to
that coilii this sumuar
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
AGED PIONEER H eyuWsm
Is IN 70 REST sumnl

At two O'Clock Sunday in the Gunni-
son Methodist church were held the
funeral services Of Mrs. Jane NJ. War.
ner. one Of the pioneers of Gunnison,
vino died at her home here last Thurs
day night at the advanced age Of II
years, months and n days.
The services were conducted BY DIR.
Geo. L. Nuckolls, and were attended by
a large number Of her friends and
friends of the family.
lnterment was in Masons' and Odd
Fellow cemetery.
Mrs. Warner had lived in our city
most of the time since 1sss. She leaves
o. mourn her death FIVE children. Mrs.
Lillian Friend, Mrs. A. N. keefer Of
Reno, Nevada. Miss Matte Warner,
Burdett Warner of Gunnison and june
Warner of Bedrock, Colo. A brother,
Henry Siddoris, lives at Grand junction,
and one sister, Mrs. ID. T. Strouse, Of
Greeley, Colo Nearly sll the children
were at her bedside when the end came,
since it had been known for long time
that she could not live. The flowers
sent to the funeral in token of kindly
regard and in memory of a devoted
mother and warm friend, were many
snd beestiful.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
APPENDICITIS ATTACKS TW0
MORE GuNAIsOM FOLKS

Another case of appendicitis occurred
here last week, when Miss Winifred
Castle, popular Delta teacher who is
attending the summer normal was
taken i'll. She was stricken Thursday,
the 18th. and went Immediately to the
Red Cross hospital at Salida, where the
operation was performed successfully
that night. She is recovering nicely.
Sunday night, Miss Charlotte Avery
of Lake City developed a severe case of
appendicitis which was pronounced so
dangerous that she was taken ct once
to Salida by her sister, Miss Helen
Avery. The operation was successful,
and we are glad to learn that Miss
Avery will recover. She was student
at the Normal
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
Dolull FACULTY me- rMu-
NED BY cuIMIsOn REDS

Wednesday afternoon before about
two hundred enthusiastic fans, the
Gunnison Reds romped off with the
scslps of the Faculty team from the
Colorado State Normal School. Score
Score twelve to ten.
Taken as a whole the game was a
very fair exhibition of the national pas
time. The Normalites won the toss
and took the field with Green in the
box and johnson at the receiving end
The Reds had Lashbrook on the mound
and Pittser did the heavy stunt behind
the bat, receiving the projectiles hurled
by the Red Krupp.
The Reds were successful in the first
inning in getting in one score, and shut
ting out the Normalites. Dohbs started
things for the Normalites by landing a
nice Texas Lacquer for two sacks and
scored on a single. This was followed
by single by Tope, who also scored.
From this point the Highbrows held the
lead until the invincible Green retired
in favor of jerks in the eighth inning,
who held the Reds to the one, two,
three order. Score, Normalites ten,
Reds, eight.
In the ninth inning the Normalites
sent the balloon up and allowed the
Reds chance to romp around the field
and chalk up four scores before they
could be stopped. The Normalites were
unable to rally before their side was
retired by the umpire, who gave US al
square deal.
NOTES ON THE GAME.
Red Cross society busy with faculty
now.
Tope hit every time at bat.
Jenks landed three safe hits.
Pittser made a homer.
Green got three bagger and a two
bagger, bringing in two scores eact
time.
The base stealing by Dobbs was spec
tacular
Urine and Herrick were easily tbs
star performers for the Reds.
Umpires Miller and McDermott.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
MErNoOlsr CHURCH

Regular services next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
In the evening program of special
music will be given. There will be an
anthem by the choir, the orchestra will
play an offertory number. Miss Anna
Crossman will sing: Father My All in
All Thou Art, Mr.. Brilliant will play
the Prelude in ID. Flat, of Chopin and
Messrs Kelley, Lake and Franks will
sing the trio "Hear Us o Father" by
Verdi.
The pastor will preach twenty
minute sermon.
You are cordially invited to these
services.
GEO. l.. NUCKoLLs, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
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I'M % Elulau
MI1uD n un!

For some reason or other the excur-
sion train planned for Gunnison folks to
0uray % the 5th was called of the first
Of the week
IL seems that Oursy people had re-
ceived promise Of an excursion from
narrow gauge points for q guarantee of
sZ75, but when the ball teams took it
up directly through the Rio Grande
agent it YES declared that no special
train could be secured, and only one and
fifth fare on regular trains. That
certainly seems strange with sIl the
idle Rio Grsnde equipment, and besides
every other community on the Western
Slope has been given excursions Mt that
time. The Normal band WAS shut out
of the celebration, the Normal students
from eastern states and our own towns
people who wanted to see the fun and
take in the scenic wonders of the San
Jupn were left in the snteroom.
Another thing it is IN opportunity
which should not be overlooked by the
cattlemen and Gunnison citizens gener-
ally to do some effective advertising for
our big celebration, which is next in
line for western Colorado There will
be people at these Fourth of July cele-
brations, from every part of the West
ern Slope BY means of good advertis-
ing material the place and date can be
firmly fixed in their minds. Through
the advent of the auto, and by excur-
sions these same visitors can get here
more easily than ever before.
The Gunnison Chamber of Commerce.
through President E. M. Nosrse, is now
taking up the matter by wire to discover
why we are Disseminated against.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
Our Teachers College
Oak Greek Times:

OAK Greek Times.
We gotta koppy ov thee sum
mar scool katalog NV thee
Stait Teecherz eollij frum up at
Greelie thee luther da, an we shure
"a heeluva time trien to reed thee
semple fide Wa tha hav ov spellen
things that goen to hapen up
thar wen thee summar scool taks
up this summar. Ii you wanta
get onto the keerves NV dam
foolishness rite up to thee minet,
rite a letir to thee president NV
thee collij and tell him ore her,
hoo u are and sa in yure letir
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

Nvron Herrick arrived last week
from the state university, at Boulder.
where he graduated on June 9th from
the college of liberal arts. Just to
while away the vacation. Myron is TAX
ing a course in stenography in the sum-
mer school, but plans to re-enter in
September, since another year At Boul-
der will secure him the coveted diploms
as a lawyer. Myron is one Of the most
promising Grnnison boys. end hin soc.
ces. il . matter Of cong1tulatioas from
his friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
Nstice for Psb!icatioa
Department Of the Interior

Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Montrose, Colorado,
June 2ist, 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Charles AUSTIN
~ Sapinero, Col, ,,ra 10. who ON February lst
1913. made Desert Land Entry No OtTs9. Ute
for Sia of sN a, see. 81, Tp ~ y, r iW., Lots
l. 2. and :, Section 4, Tow ship Is North,
Range West. New Mexico Principal Meri lian
has filed notice of intention To make FInsl
Desert Land Proof, to establish claim 10 the
land above described, before Ernest NJ Nourse
L. :. Commissluner, at Gunnison, Colora 10, on
the third day of August, 1913
Claimant names as witnesses
James d. Parsons, Of Gunnisnn, Colorado
Peter Peterson. II Sapinero, Colorado
Harry Ziplinsky ), of Sapinero Colorado.
Edgar Bowers, of Sapinero. Colorado
O. G. SKINNER.
Register.
First publication June %, 1915
Last publication July ~. lyI5.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25
The gooa old summer time is

The good old Summer time is
here. aud the inhatataut III
Gunni-os is nov ENJOYING those
perfect June days that Lowell
tells about. Only, that up here
IN the mountains. the warm
ear" of Heaven " coe,led
by a zsph W, fresh from SNOW
hanks Of the West Elk Noun
tsin-, aud our night sleep is
luiIed by the singing Of the Gun
nisoa, ss its spring floods dash
to the ocean.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-06-25

Gus Lindquist, engineer for many
years on the 0uray branch. has of late
that he has decided to bring his family
here and build He has bought two
lots west Of the Episcopal church facing
the Blackstock residence.
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CAvuollc OGuolu

Services every first end third Sun
days. Holy masses at eight and ten
o'clock Evening service ct 7:sO. Sun
day School ut one O'Clock. Week day
masses ut eight O'Clock. Services
second and fourth Sundays Of month ut
Crested Butte.
FR. Wn. KIP. Pastor.
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PRESBYTERIAN clgUaCn
Sunday, June n.

Sunday, June n.
Regular services morning and even
ing. Sunday morning Rev. ]. r. Lamb
Of Grand junction will be with us and
preach the sermon. Sunday evening
sermon by the pastor. Good music st
both services.
You are invited.
L. H. ROBINSON, Pastor.
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At tie Churches
CnalSIlAn SuEncG

Christian Science services WIll be
held in the parlor Of the La vets hotel,
Sunday. ct IL q. m.