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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

tainmcntS given this season WAS the
masquerade bail on "Wednesday night.
I IN which many of TIL" guests took part
y variety OF costumes was seen In tho
grand march. which was led by Sidney
Laird. of Richmond.
Among the private entertainments
this week WAS an afternoon tea. given
by Mrs. a. y. Cricket, of New York.
at her cottage.
Another interesting: entertainment
was the guessing contest given by
Mrs. and Miss Thomas. complimentary
to the house party they are cntcrtain-
ing. The game was played on the
vcranda OF their cottage and the prizes
were won by Miss Alice Huff and James
Thomas, of Roanoke
On Saturday morning. a large sub
scription card party was given. Five
hundred and auction were played The
ninc tables were placed on the west
end OF the hotel porch The prizes
were won by Miss Margaret BcrdGct.
of St Louis. and j. Roy Mintcr OF
Richmond. who made the largest scores
at five hundred. Mrs W. -. Adams.
of LynchburE. and Joseph Goblin. OF
Baton Rouge. La. scored the greatest
number OF points AT auction. The con-
ISOLATION prizes were won by Mrs. Cop
pee. Of Washington. -. G.. and MIR.
Laird. OF Richmond.
on Sunday. J. l.. Wooten. presiding
elder of the Methodist Church of Dur
ham. y. G.. conducted divine service
in the parIor. The music was unusual
~ good. Mrs. VI. I. Bethel Of Char
lotto y. G., was at tho piano; Mrs
Ben Barrow. .lr.. Of Roanoke. played
the violin. and Miss NJ Simpson. Of
Richmond. sang The voluntary. The
collection is to be sent TO one of the
mission schools.
Among the arrivals this week are
Charles Powell. Philip Powell. of Roa-
nokc. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Vcasey
and two children. Norfolk: Miss Mar
Earet Sublett. Roanoke: Mrs T.. T.
Friend, Miss NJ. :. Friend. Miss T.. G.
Friend, Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs j. C.
Wootcn and two children. Durham, y.
4; Miss Ella Thomas. Carlton Thomas
James Thomas. Miss Virginia Michael.
Roanoke: Howard 7. Masters, Freder-
.cEsburG. Va: Miss :. l.. Branch. New
port News: Miss Anna Pierce. w j..
Pierce, w !. Pierce. Jr.. Christians
ourE. VA: Miss Helen Turrel. King
rurrei. I.ynchburg Va. DR. Ashburn.
Miss G. l.. Cuthrcll. Miss J.. NJ. Cuth-
roll. Norfolk: Mrs. w n. Adams. four
children and nurse. LynchburE: I. l..
r;oonc. Roanoke: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
81. I-anGhorne. Richmond: Dr. Ben
Moomaw. Roanoke: Paul Marsh, Rich
mond; Mrs Lance. Portsmouth.
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obtain from your druggist. In the
morning wash the face with cold water
and rub in more cream.
In three weeks or less watch tho
magic transformation. See how the
old, hardened. coarse, rough skin turns
skin almost before your very eyes, all
due TO simple skin osmosis produced
solely by warm water and rosea ted
cream. But he sure TO use only pure
roseatcd cream. rs II is AN entirely
different thing from ordinary face
with them. I personally prefer Creme
Tokalon moscatcdb, but any good
brand will do. II YOU have wrinkles
get box OF Japanese Ice Pencils and
use them in connection with the cream
and you get quick action on the deep
standing, in one nights time and
awaken on the morrow to witness most
astonishing results.
! personally guarantee success I'm
every case. in any OF my newspaper
articles which write on subjects re-
lating to beauty. or will refund the
amount paid for any products which |
dealers receipt at the time You mako
your purchase. MY american address
~ Simonc Maricx. 20 West 22nd Street.
New York.
NOTE.--The manufacturers Of Creme
rotation RoscRted have such unboundcd con-
offer to forfeit 10000 IN any charitabic in
stitution IL ii can lee shown that II Will not
Danish every complexion bIcmish and Sivn
most astonishing new beauty to wrinklcd.
soiuteiy fresh and guaranteed pure from
Cohen CO.. Inc, Tragic Drug Co., or most
any good druggist in this city.-Adv.
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arc visiting Mrs W. u. Lacy.
Miss Cornclia Luttrcll. OF baltimore.
is the guest OF Miss NJ. u Tree.
ELKTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ELkToN. VA, August IA mum :
Der OF events OF interest have taken
place at tho f;lltton during tho past
week. In addition to number OF
smaller parties dances and automobile
trips there have been three events OF
special interest
On Thursday morning the young pco-
pie Of the hotel gave Il box ball party
In honor of Miss Marietta Smith. OF
Richmond. The first prizes were won
by Miss Pearl Ecistcr. OF stanton.
and Whitney Sutton. OF Richmond. Miss
Smith was awarded the guests prize.
aud Fred Craig. of Richmond. received
the BOBBY prize.
ON Saturday night the largest dance
T.vcn III several weeks was attended
10y a rarity Of campers who arc spend
ing several weeks at Englcwood. on
the Shenandoah River. near here In
addition To the hotel guests there were
present Misses Katherine and 10
scphinc Herring. OF Lexington, Ky:
HildcErade Herring, OF BridG cwater;
Clara Harnsburger of Port Republic:
Grace. Elizabeth and Virginia Harms
burger. of Port Republic: Anna Lewis.
of Lynwood; Helen and Lizzie Miller
,'arman. of Elkton: Virginia Iirkie.
Enid Sipc. Violet Loewenbach, Mar
Garct Logan. Corinnc Jones. Charlotte
and LOIS Yancey. of Charlottesville:
Ken, Taiiafcrro. Charles Brock, Ken
dali mSiedean, Walter Zirlilc, l.iston
Ecrtram. Frank Switzer. Thomas
Brock. Robert Snapp. billie Jarman and
Sam Wolfe. Of Elkton: Joe ELLIS. OF
fanccy. and Albert Kcrnpcr, of Port
Republic.
on Friday night Mrs. ]. w. Blanton
OF Richmond. was hostess 10 a NUM-
bcr OF her friends IL. honor OF the
eleventh anniversary e the marriage
of her daughter. Mrs. X. l.. PiikinSton
OF WaShinEtcn. y. 6. The affair was
an enjoyable ono. Among those pres
ent We're Mrs. j. W. Blanton. Mrs. w
II. Warren. Miss Laura Blanton. Miss
! Mabclln Warren, OF Richmond: Ma,
! phantom. Harold Warren and Captain
| II. w. Gillian, of Richmond Mrs. f. f.
Butcher. Miss Evelyn butcher. u. w
! butcher aud Robert Butcher. of Pc
tersburg: Mrs. L. T. pilkinton. OF
Washington; w. {. Morton OF Mart
irsburg. w. Va, and Joseph 6. LeFilc,
If Jacksonville. Fla.
y. Il. LauGhen and w. J.. Austin and
families mo:orcd from Richmond to
Elkton to spend two weeks at the
hotel Two machines carried the par
~, which consisted of Mr.. and Mrs
Laughcn. Elizabeth. Margaret F'-anlt
and katherine Laughcn, Mr.. and Mrs
Austin and Misses Ora and Bessie Aus
tin. The trip was made in one day.
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BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
tspecial,o The Times Dispal eli

Especial 10 The Times DispaL eli
BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA. August
Jon Saturday evening the largest
cane OF the season was held i'm tho
ballroom. which was beautifully deco
ated for the occasion. An augmented
orchestra furnished music
On Friday evening party. chapc-
oned By Mrs. Mary Stuart. of Roanoke
liked to Wild Cat Knob TO enjoy the
q loonlight. Others In the party were
: Iiss Evelyn Shaner. of i.ynci,burr:
MISS Elise Barksdale. Miss Ella Cal
1.ndar, Misses Alma and Florence
Jayne, OF Petersburg; Miss Walker OF
.foanokc; Miss Goss. of the University
OF virginia Miss Slate. OF South Bos-
ton: the Misses T.ancrty and Claiborne
1.affcrty. OF Little Rock: Francis Roudc-
lbush. Of Memphis: Felix Zolliconer. Of
Weldon. y. C.: +. Is. Johnston, OF Blue
cid w Va; Robert Brown, of Nor
5plk; +. +. Grossoclosc, of Blacksburg,
nd Marcus Ellison. OF Blue Ridge.
Mrs. J. r. Atwood and daughters.
Misses v!rGila. Jacqucline and Lyno-
&c Atwood. Of ADpomattox. and Mrs.
y. H. Wright. OF Lynchburg, went to
Virginia Mineral Springs in Mrs At
woods car this week and remained for
NO days.
on Monday evening a party consist
:1r OF Rev ard Mrs. George Otis Meade.
ir. and Mrs. q. Edwin Michael and
AIrs. NJ -. Dance motored out from
.;oanoke and mad supper at the hotel.
ON sunday evening Francis Roudc-
lush gave his weekly violin recital. &C
oompanicd by Miss Mabel Iafferty at
the piano, Miss Marion Norvell. of
Richmond, also gave several enjoyable
iano selections.
on Tuesday party from tho springs
motored to Natural Bridge and spent
the day. Those who went We're Mrs
Thomas i.affcrty. Misses rafferty, Clai-
1,H,Y J. NJ
ana Mrs. - VI. Murchison. Mrs. r. II.
l;unch and Miss Laura Crease Bunch
Among those registering during the
past week were Mr.. and rms. Herbert
II. irimsley. Culpeper, Va: T. II. Scott.
Richmond: Mr. and Mrs \ = Short.
Kress. Va Mrs Mary Stuart and Miss
Walker. Roanoke; William y. Wood
,erry, Roanoke; Mrs. Hugh c. White
cad. Hugh g. Whitehead. u. Misses
fene and Margaret Whitehead and II.
'. Whitehead, Norfolk; Mrs. NJ l.. Nor
veil and Misses Marion and Dorothy
Norvcl!. Richmond: Mrs L. II. Angel
nd family. Roanoke: Don w. Russell.
Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrce c.
Wright. South Boston Mss Mary
'Iamell Bell, Roanoke: Miss Alice lGogc.
ilacksbure: Miss Clara Dillon. Miss
Beverley Brown and 4. q. Hutchsson.
salem. Va; Miss j. y. Morriss. Lynch
Nburg; Mrs William S. White and Will
lam 6. White Jr.. Norfolk; T.. w Giles
nd L. Wright. LynchburE; Roger
Atkinson. Richmond; Walter T. Addi-
/ son. Lynchburc: j. Y. Carlton, J. r.
Carlton. W. +. Ora wford. X. H. Angel,
a. \. Stone and y. ~ stone. Jr., Roa-
/ loke; Rev. and Mrs. @. O. Meade. Mi.
nnd Mrs. G. F. Michael and Mrs. NJ. d.
Dance, Roanoke: Miss Madge Hood and
! Miss Lucy Leakc, Petersburg: w. w
Phillips and ]. a. Baird. Roanoke; IT, T.
Bate. Lynchburg; Jack Walton. Rich
,,.1 ID1ta
Henry L. IiudCins and son, Mrs. j. Z.
Adams and family, Portsmouth.
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dozens OF hollow checked. wrinklcd,
aged. looking women, who had given
and youthful again, to Come back
and again become most beautiful,
youthful and fascinating In from two
simple method.
No matter what your age or what
you have tried unsuccessfully. skin
osmosis will positively bring you new
face In warm water at night and rub
in Il teaspoonful or two OF any good
pure rpseatcd cream. which you can
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

i tried every thing knew of, but
had no results. Then sent and got
large cake OF Cu,icura Soap and large
box Of Cuticura Ointment and now he
is entirely healed, and has no. one scar
on him (Signed) Mrs. Mamie Fort
RI. !, Adams, Tenn, March 7, 1916.
No beauty doctor can do more Tor
your complexion than CU.!cura Soap,
assisted when necessary By touches of
Cuticura Ointment Unlike strongly
medicated soaps which are coarse and
harsh, Cuticura Soap is ideal for the
complexion because SO mild, SO delicate
and SO creamy.
For Trial Free by Return Mail ad-
dress postcard: "Cuticura, Dept. Ii,
Boston" Sold throughout tho world.
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n marVeilOuSly
soft, smooth. vel
vet-like skin and
an almost girl
~" complexion
without a wrinkle
a.. ..,;iit, told the
writer personally
in Paris that she
ow ed it all TO the
discovery Of skin
omosis. With this
marvellous dis
covery every COM
pleXion blemish
can be baniShed
i'm three nights in
many instances,
and you can
a wakcn in tho
morning with a
beautiful natural
rose colorcd COM
plcNion fresh rs n
daisy.
l,ova .pn,,-,,
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CROCKETT SPRINGSE VA. August
19.-The season is Mt its height and
the hotel Is filed with guests. The
with difficulty. accommo-
dated those who arrived during the
past week.
One OF the most successful enter
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scratch until It bled, it
would burn until he would
be as red az a coal OF fire.
He was fretiul and cross
and ! never slept a bit. He
did not sleep two hours
during three weeks, and he
could not bear 10 have his
rlo.l,;pr ,o,ch b;.,
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Complexion Fresh AS
a Daisy---Not a Wrinkle

discovery osnoss quickly enables
women with sunken cheeks, wrinkles and of
to become most beautiful youthful and charming
BY MILE. MAREIX, Frances Great Prize Beauty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20
DON'T HAVE YOUR
CHILD D|SF|GURED
Perhaps for Life By NegIecting
Some Skin Trouble. Let Cuti-
cura Take Care Of II.

my little boy was taken with clear
bIisters on his face and body. The skin
WAS sore and infamcd and he would
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-08-20

It's wonderful 10 look beautiful and
youthful. The Countess dc Chevanne,
who at seventy years OF age possesses
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
Nssies For Publieatisa Isslase& Ts.ee
Puhlje Lad Sale

Department Of the Interisr,
U. 8. Land Once at Montr9se. Cole.sdo.
Notice is hereby given that. as diFscts4
By the Commissioner OF the General lA44
ONCE, under provisi0us qf Sec. 3G4 b 8,
pursusnt 20 the application Of Richerd y
vsiker. serial 20. :s7y1l. s.; yln oq.. e
not less than ei.1s Pc! acre. at 1000 O'Clock
q M, on the eighth day Of Decem6efs
|sissi ;S;S ssS sAs Sc sss = SSwSs sT
This tract 10 ordered into the market on
. showing that the greater portion therf
Of 10 mountainous or too rough Tor cuIei'
vAtjon.
be declared closed. when those prePQ44 q
shs hour namSd h.ye cesssd Sfdt9H
% required 20 immedtately pay to the
Receivor the amount thereoG
Any persons claiming adverseIy the
Above described land are ADVISED 20 Mo
their claims, or objections, on o. boSoeo
the time dosignated for sails
o. O. SKINNER. Register.
SAN B. BERRY. Rsceivss.
FirsA Publicafion. Nov. ! 1919.
Last PabiieaAion. Dec. I. 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
Nstee fsr Pshlieatisa -lsslaisl .Traet
Puble Lad Sale

Ueplrtment Of the Interior.
U. 8. Land Once ct Montroee, Color.dos
Notice IL hereby given that q diFects1
bI the Copmissionsr Of che 0eneEai Lad
4n9ce. nnder The Provielone g 6sc ~
tSsf HopdvessE. sSslsf Ne ~ q
bIddsE bpt 4 nos lees s6;n Sl.5s PER scrsI
- 11H0 O'Clock q ms On - ia 94y -
sSE:a ,EG: ,sl rs; IS 8: s 8
8: ~ ssls =. = s's:'s = s:Esasf
Il lI.e = ass:il 9: 81; sss;ss =: Z!
- 81 = sss'ss :: =
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
lleaics fse Publieaeisa --IsslaAs1 Tsaet
Pubie Laa4 Sole

rsYd dR3Hsssnss Hct 3 sst4s e ne sS6tsfIsSs: 6oIos:e
Oc4obor - ie11,
Notice 10 hsseby eivsq TIA. g diFeets4
bY tAo Coenmissioaer a the 0e1ogalk kAno
oihce, under provSsiqas - Sec. TEA q,
slssS: ssaI Nc: SsS1: ys ~ .s of1ss "a. & g
noe lss9 !hsp Us per Acrc. e toaA Z NJ
"a the Ninth day e 1ecen6sf. ne3s 4:
iossss ID i ss wv Sec J. .T.Sk.K;
This tract Il ordered into the market on
. showing that the greater portion theI9-
Of % mountainous or too rough Tor cult.
The sale will NOT BE- kept open. but will
Be declared closed when those present e
the hour named have ceased 0ad.
bid will be ,reauired 70 Immediately pay
Any persons claiming adversely the
aboye-described land are advised 20 ME
their claims, or objections. ON or before
the time designated for sale.
O.. O. SKINNER, Register.
SAM B. BERRY. Receiver.
First publication. Nov. 3. 1915.
Last Publication, Dec. 1, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10

500 Rcxall Rem.
edies.
One for each or.
dinary ailment
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
Weak Kidneys Make
Weak Bodies
Kilssy Diseases Cans llasy Aehes asl
ne e cuuaieen Pesple

AU00y OSDS0000 O0uD8 ~ NSug0 -
lls 4 Csaaisss Psssls
Az one weak link weakens chain,
20 may weak kidneys weaken the
whole body and hasten tho final
breathing down.
Overwork, strains, colds and other
causes injure the kidneys and gen-
orally when their activity 10 lessened,
the whole body suffers.
Achea and pains and languor and
urinary troubles frequently como snd
there 10 an ever-increasine tendenc,
towards dropsy, gravel or fatal
Brieht's disease. When the kidneys
fail there is no real help for the suf-
serer except kidney help.
Dosn's Kidney Pills act directly ou
the kidneys.
No need to take the statement OF
someone living far away as evidence.
Here is case right in this locality
J. w. Sshland, farmer, Silver St.
Delta. Colo. says: Some time ago
l suffered from numerous ailments
which l had reason to believe were
caursd by weak kidneys I took
Deans Kidney Pills aud they cnred
the attack. ! still take Dosn's Kid
ney Pills occasionly as prevention
against return attacks Of kidney
trouble"
Price 60c, at all dealers Don't sim.
ply ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. Sahlsnd.
Fostsr- Milburn Co.. Props, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10

That pure. dslic.
ious ice cream with
true fruit davors
only. for your Sum
day dinner. prompt
delivery. Gall
Main 100 J.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
Ne.;ee fer P.Llieas;..

Department Of the interior,
US. Land otics st Aontrcss. Colorado.
Ocsobsr Is, 1915.
Notice q hsesby given that Harry s. Crary.
Of Quonisoa. Colorado. WIN, on April 7. 1915.
0esoa for NEH sEk. SEX NKN section q.
81 HwA, Sscs!9o q, Tnvnehip a. North,
naneS West, N, T.. PreeiPsi Meridian,
emptiaa Proof. TO- establish clain to the
Land a6ovs described. bsfoss Ernest y. Nourso,
U. B. ComUisstOasr, a 0unnisou, Colorado, On
the Let day Of DecembeF, 1915
l'iainant nance ~ witnesses:
Frank Duna, Perry Sammops, Charles.
ScheHker. james Tsesiink. all u Powdsrhorn.
Nou-ooal
o. Q. SKINNER,
Register.
Lest ps6iisasioo Dsessbsr /, isic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
TWENTY YEARS AGO

| ssSsSs~sssSsSsSeSsS1Sss
Born In the family Of J. B. Outealt, .
girl.
A. A. Russell moved bis livery stable
outfit from Tolifaro 70 Gunnisoo.
Jos Blackstock was building . two
story edition to his residencs On the
Island
Two cars Of new machinery for the
Baldwin coal mines arrived over the
South Park road.
Milton Spencer moved his stock of
goods from Spencer to the settlement
around the Old Lot mill.
The great Hungarian violinist, Rem
snyi. played at the Academy Of Music.
The audience hall was jsmmed with en-
thusiastie music lovers.
Hartman 4 Crsightoa drove their
stock from Cimarron and shipped via
the South Park. the cattle train making
Denver from Gunnison in thirteen hours.
Matt Edminston committed suicide in
the milkhouss Of the Wood rsuch four
miles below White Pine. BY blowing tie
top Of his hsad Of with n caliber ~
volver.
The body Of Jesse Maydoie. Rio
Grande brakeman killed in wreck b.
low Csbolla, was found under the debris
Of the burned caEs. He wss . p,oossr
Of Gunnison, . sou.in-law Of Uncle Jack
Phillips.
Town officers Of the mining camp Of
Spencer, were A. W. Grant, mayor; n.
y. Foster. secretary; Pstsr Lund, treas
ursr; and B. Emery. Frsd Ssndsrson. l.
w. Greewell. Guy Sutton. e. I. BEETLE
and Pat Trainor ~ councilmen. This
was according TO the Spencer Times.
The famous Free Silver campaign of
1895 was In full blast and everybody
well nigh-in Gunnison county was for
Bryan. A correspondent Of the Gunni-
son Tribune writing from Ohio City de-
clared that there were only three Nc
Kinleyites outof ninety. seven registered
voters.
Three days Of sport were pulled off
BY the Gunnison Racing association.
Harry Faulkner won the first half mile
bicycle race In l:l5. A. D. Mckee Sec
ond; Boys race was won by Dave Cuth-
bert, with Harry Coombs second. The
mile race was won by Faulkner with
Frank Siddoris second.
At the 1896 election the official list
Of nominations looked like picture gal
lery. There were ten tickets. and each
one had . party emblem. the rooster,
the log cabin. the flag. the scales Of JUS
tice. l6 to l. Bryan's and Teller's pic
tures. etc. You could vote the whole
ticket straight BY putting crose oppo-
site any emblem. That was the time
one old fellow stuck his head out Of the
election booth in Precinct No. i and
yelled to the judges. 'Tf you want to
vote the Dimocrst ticket, do you put
your cross NIT the esgieor nit the hin?'
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
Nee;es fer PsbIieasis.

Department Of the InteriOf,
q. 8. Land OfIics NJ Aontrnse. Colorado.
October 3Oth. 1915
OF Parlin. Colorado. Who. on Juae 3Oth. 1918,
mate Homessead entry Entry, No; y51S. for
w sen sEA n sEx Sc; II Ek fMEs .s': ssS
dian. has died notice Of intention 70 make
Final Three.ysar Proof, TO establish ciai9
to the land above described, before Erncst n.
Nourse. U. 8. COMMISSIONER, at Gunuieou.
Colorado, on the Eighteensh day OF Decsmber,
1915.
William @. McDonoush, Archie Burch,
Glenn Williams, Wallace A. johnson, all OF
'' o. C. SKINNER,
Rs9istss.
NOn.c0al.
rirst publication Nov. 3. 1915.
Lat publication Dec. 8, 1916.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
GOT RELIEF.
FROM SORENESS
Boys on the Border Relieved Their
Pains and Aches with
Sloans Liniment.

Once upon . time Norman Jones,
serving In the National Guard ct
Ell Paso, returned to camp after .
strenuous Is mile hike foot-sore and leg
weary. He bad not been long In active
service and his shoulders. back and
limbs felt the aftes-e6ects OF marching.
Remembering SDoan's Liniment,
Jones applied It to the sore spots and
went to bed. He writes . / arose the
next morning feeling fine; in fact /
had entirely forgotten about the hike
and went out for four-hour drill IN
the sun ~ spry - ever"
Private Jones passed the experiences
sIoeE ena many 2 boy On ne bo!de.
bFy1iseG, insect bite, cEamped muscles,
lhsumatie twinoea, etc. by tho use d
Slams Inimenk
. ! J1sslly app'isd Without rubbing I! -
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10
Nstie. fss Psblieatis.

us L.I9 Ss: :s aaosss.s Gs sss .s:ssis:
October l6, 1916.
Notice . h.rsbz given that vaisntins
Carron, Of lola, Colorado. who. On March
II, 1918 made Homsstsed Entry. No. g1se5,
k,r SEA sWA. VIZ SEk. Section :. NEk NN4.
section TO- Township q North, Rance West,
notice Of Intention to naks Thres-year Pr,of.
to estabiish claiD % the land abssve described,
nissionsr At Gannison, colorado. on the Is
day 0f DeosmheP. 1915.
Claimant names % Witnesses:
Joseph Metros, Morris Tourney. Mansies
Frsms.. AIphonso Taramsrcas. all Of Gunni-.
eoo, Colorado.
Noo-eoaL o. G. SKINNER
Rsgiss6e.
Fint pablished October a, 1914
Last puhlishsd Deesmber !. 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10

Last week w. A. Keelor sold hi,
ranch on the Cochetops tow. A. John
son of Parlin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-11-10

! Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Tspscott left this
week for Denver where they expect to
put IN some Of the winter time.
The sun., 1916-10-15
steel shipments. Prices and Earn
ings.

The ~iaCklWauua Stoc. CoTrauy's
statement for the thlrd quarter OF the
wear WIS "a surprise in the respect that
,ti'r ca,iir:. fur tho quarter were high
.- compared with previous Years they
were lower thar in T." preceding quar-
toy. TIE third quhr,ur wos ~" period
IA wli.l '"r steel shipments from all
tn" mills went up to mu,h LISh'r prices
than IN tue previous quarter and Tor
Una WIt'"t 90 hiCnor lr,,'F titan ever
before. That circumstance ha. caused
a revision of so'uc Of tie estimates Of
United states S'cc's c%arriucs for the
sam" quarter. Et'i'nntcs Of those cam
.'ec have mounted rs h..h IS S9S ooo.-
600, which compares with $sl. 900 90" IN
~, quarter .ui,i Win jun, The prir-
u.ral reason for Lr"ktwauua's failure
10 come w ~ highest expectation was
that willie rrio,S were highest the In
tense heat in July and August made Il
q phN .jca' iWprs. inili'N for tho men 90
Operate tho mills - t." capacity of ror-
'rr' weather 'V's Ito luI'ls of t7e
T'uiicd States Steel Cp'uorttinn must
: 1yc heor similarly affected. AMI orc
stool export estimates that shipments Tor
30 quarter fcll n 20 rcr cont from
.rl.o 81 Mo Previous quarter. Tbis do
s",l,c IN -rluwru'- mus, ho taken into
consideration as , d"Ni' against INC great
o"rarf u'douh'cd,v hoofcd on account NJ
'",,ri UriH"-.