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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
BRYAN ONCE FOE ...
OF PRESENT PET
Nebraskan One of Foremost Advo-
Gates of the Wilson Bill,
Cannon Declares.
journal Special Service.

JouIudl SQeC1d1 6e1Vaces
Bangor, Me-, Sept. 4.-Joseph G.. Can
non, speaker Of the house of represen-
tatives, who opened his campaign tour
of Maine in Augusta yesterday, spoke
to large audience here last nj ght. The
liam J. Bryan, who, he said, was one of
the foremost advocates of the Wilson
bill and said that in 1896, when labor
and industry were suffering from the
Wilson tariff, Mr.. Bryan had urged free
silver as a panacea for all economic
ills, declaring that it was not the tariff
but lack of money volume that had
made hard times ~
Now that free silver is dead is
sue, " said the speaker, 'sMr. Bryan adj
vises government ownership of rail
roads-a thing wildly impossible Of
achievement and uncalled for, consider
ing that our railroads carry freight at
half the rates prevailing in Great
Britain. ..s.S',:. 4. IS
Danger in Democracy.
"We sometimes feel put out with
the railroad corporations, but the re-
publican party, with Theodore Roose-
welt at the helm, is doing it's best to
remedy existing Ills, and T confidently
expect that in time there will be ius-
!1ce ana even treatment for every man
in this mattr' E..- -
Mr.. Cannon warned the people that
to elect democratic house of represen-
tatives this fall would pave the way
for democratic senate and president
two years later, and he added: .sWho
can doubt that president in power would
resurreet free silver as remedy for
the. evils sure to. follow democratic
tariff legislation"
Of Samuel Gompers he spoke with re-
spect, but declared that he had made
a serious mistake in his demands in be-
half Of organized labor. ,,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
ST. PAUL DAY AT STATE FAIR
WITH NO RECORDS BROKEN
FLOODS IN INDIA
Do GREAT DAMAGE
Villages Swept Away-Food
=. Crops Destroyed-People
-'. Flee to Hills. .a.

Lahore, India, Sept. 4.-Floods have
devastated large section Of Behar
district. Whole villages have been OBJ
liberated, great areas of food crops have
been destroyed and the indigo crop is
ruined. There are nine feet of water
on the lowlands, giving the country for
miles the appearance of an open sea.
The inhabitants have sought refuge in
the hills and are. depending for sub
sistence on rai dis made on the half-ripe
wheat fields situated on high ground.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
ROBBERS CONSPIRACY ~. -.
=. In LUz0N IS BLOCKED D

Manila, Sept. IA conspiracy has
been suppressed in the province of
1oles, on the island of Luzon.
The leaders and $50 Filipinos were ar
rested and documents were found that
two brothers Matched the plot while
serving sentence in jail where they
secured the. sympathy and support Of
fellow prisoners and commenced revo-
lutlonary organization: The papers
showed that while the followers organ
lied ostensibly for a revolution, robbery
was the principal object.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
.FEUDS RAGE AGAIN:
WARS IN KENTUCKY
French Eversole and Hall Martin
II Factions in Bitter
E.-
Battles.
Journal Special Service.


Kentucky s famous feudy are raging at
the same time in adjoining counties in
the mountains, as both Knott and Perry
county are infested with the feudists
again. The old French Eversole feud
in Perry county has broken out again.
Jason Collins was shot from ambush by
some member Of the Eversole faction.
Hagins Miller has been arrested,
charged with the crime, while officers
are searching the county for alleged
accomplices.
Collins was en- route to his home from
a cornfeld nearby when he was fired
upon. He was shot in several places
which gave rise to the rumor that sew
eeral were in the party which fred upon
him.
Dick and Joe Hall, leaders of the
Hall faction in the Hall Martin feud
in Knott county, have left Hindman for
Jackson, and it is believed thew have
gone to Frankfort to ask Governor
Beckham to send detail Of soldiers to
arrest the leaders of the Martin faction,
who have defed the county officials.
The Halls are accompanied to Jack
son, distance of thirty five miles, by
ten armed men, as it was found the
Martins would ambush them en- route
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
NAME TICKET:
HEARST FACTION SCORES
.GANS..NELS0N FIGHT
CAUSE OF. MURDER
Man Fatally Kicked During
Quarrel Over Goldfield
Ring Battle.

Lockport, NY, Sept. 4.-As a result
OF a quarrel over. the sGans-Nelson fight
Joseph Lynch, 28s years old, was kicked
on the head and killed, it is alleged, by
a companion with whom, he had been
drinking. John Gondery, 40 years old,
der. The, tragedy took place at hotel
about a mile west Of Casport today.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04

Special to The Journal,

0pecAdA " Auo> yVu1Aa4s ...
Chicago, Sept. "A staff correspond
ent Of the Chicago Tribune cables from
Tangier as follows: -, -
Paul 10. Stensland, who was captured
by myself and Assistant States Attor-
ney Harry Olsen this morning, is sleep
ing tonight at the Bristol hotel, guarded
and foufl Moorish soldiers. -
Technically, Stensland is not under
arrest, but actually he is prisoner.
waiting advices from the state depart.
ment at Washington. What instructions
were sent is matter of surmise. but
it is almost certain that, Uncle Sam will
ask the sultan Of Morocco to surrender
the prisoner as a matter of comfy be-
tween the two governments. ~ ..
It is well understood that Sultan
Muley Abdel Aziz will not object to
the United States getting hold of
Stensland, either by extradition or by
amicable arrangement by which the
fugitive is put aboard an American
cruiser and taken home without papers
to face the consequences of his crime.
Prisoner Is 1Homesick.
Stensland, however, is not anxious to
stay long in Tangier. In fact. he was
willing to leave this afternoon Wits MS
on our own vessel, which we hired for
our last dash across the straits of Glib
raltar. If he had accepted the in
evitable early in the day he would be
on the railroad train in Spain tonight,
headed for London. But he was OBJ
stinate until the moment of grace had
passed. He passed out Of our hands
into the grasp Of the American minister
when our triangular alteration follow
ing his capture created a disturbance
in the British postoffce and blocked
traffic in the center of the town. Once
in the hands of the representative Of
the United States government he could
only be released or forwarded to Chi
cago on orders from Washington.
Minister Gum1nere realized that if
Stensland had left for Mogador, for
which he was bound. his capture would
have been exceedingly difficult. NIGGA
doar is eight days sail south on the
western coast Of the dark continent,
and is specially wild, barbaric place.
stensland confesses.
Stensland made asflll and frank con-
fession to Assistant States Attorney
Olsen this afternoon. He admitted Ut
tering $500 eco sworth Of forged notes,
said he knew he was guilty, and that
he. expected conviction and a&term in
prison: He made no attempt to deny
his guilt Of any and all chars es against
him. He says, however, that he never
took dollar that did not 20 into in
vestments. ~. 3, :.
His first fall came ten years ago on
a single note. AS he got deeper into
the hole, instead Of getting out, he
made more drafts on the bank g vaults.
Then, when he was in up to- his neck,
Cashier Herring came with the propo:
sition of forged notes. That was the
critical moment in Stensland's financial
career and he listened to the voice of
the tempter. From that moment his
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
BIG FLEET Is DIVIDED.

Oyster Bay. Sept. 4.-The United States At
lantic fleet. under command of Rear Admiral
Evans: which was reviewed yesterday by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, got under way today to resume
rons and proceeded n; various directions:
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
NOTED MINISTER DEAD.

Louisville. Ky, Sept. 4.-Dr. Francis R. Beat
tie. one of the widely known ministers In the
Presby terrain church. and president Of the Pres
byterian theological seminary, died suddenly to-
day at his residence of heart failure. He was
native Of Canada.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04

cHATF1ELD PUMPING STATION BURNS
Special to The Journal, .
Chatheld, Mimi, Sept 4,-The city pumping
station was destroyed by fire last night The
loss 'is 81, 900. The city water supply is tenn
porarily cut off. :
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04
REBEL LEADERS KILLED.
CHATF1ELD PUMPING sTAr1

Tangier, Morocco, Sept. 4.-The pretender te
the throne has been defeated. near Muluya. His
two principal chiefs were killed.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-04

New York, Sept. 4-Charles W. Lynde Of
Patchogue, l.. L., was instantly killed yester-
day near Islip by the overturning of his motor
car. which crushed his head.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Woodmcn Elect Officers

Election Of officers has been held
hv the Woodmen of the World and
the following officers elected: c. II.
Meyer, c. C. J. J. Miller, \. L ".
W. Mckee. Banker. Henry +. Lake.
Clerk. Leon Eastman, Watchman:
Frank T. Keenan,. Escort, VI. A
Pennington, sentry. +. ID. Van Aken.
Manager; c. L. Pennington. Mana
ger to fill vacancy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
DsvLevihe

News Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Dec. 26
A watch party is on the tapis for
next wsek.
Clarence Meadows returned from
Ohio City Sunday.
Will Prosser and son Arthur went
to Denver Monday to spend the holi-
days
Major Skues came up from Gunni-
son to spend the holidays with f.
ID. Stephenson aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Turner, G.. a.
Des Combss and mother ate their
Nina. dinner at w. A. Johnson's.
Mrs. ]. b. Coats and Mrs. CT.
Bartlett went down 10 Gunnison
last week to purchase their Xmas
goods
Miss c. NJ Rosedahl closed a sue
cessful term of school Tuesday and
left for her home in Denver that
night
Mrs. Will Prossers and daughter
went up to Ohio City Monday TO
spend the holidays with Mrs. Alice
Doyle.
Mrs, Douglas Hatch and Mrs. J.
+. Bennett trimmed beautiful Nmas
tree which they exhibited to their
children Monday night. Toys and
candies galore distributed by Santa
Claus made the little ones wild with
happiness. Ed Stephenson family
were also treated to a tree. General
ly speaking Nmas was well celebrat-
ed in onr valley this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
n. E Church Notice

The pastor will preach at III a. m.
and 7:30 p. m. Morning subject,
The Old Year and the New. Text:
Thou crowne4t the year with thy
goodness, Ps 65-ll.
Evening text: my spirit shall
not always strive with man" Gen.
G-3.
PRAYER meeting Thursday eve
ming at $50 O'Clock.
Everybody kindly invited. Strang-
ers are always welcome
Let us spend the last Sunday of
the old year attending all the means
of grace provided in the church
services,
S. A. WEBER, Pastor
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Organize New Lumber Cosnoany

Montrose papers give highly com
plimentary mention of the new
Western Lumber company at that
point of which the organizers are
John +. Pelton, president; Harry
W. Endner Of Gunnison, vice-p presi-
dent; W. o. Very, secretary and
Oscar Lampman, treasurer. Harry
Endner has for some years been
manager Of the yards of the End
ner Lumber company at Gunnison
and is an alert Young business man.
who will bring strength TO the new
firm. They propose to be open for
business January lst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Stock Growers Meeting.

There will be stockgrowers
meeting at Gunnison in the court
house on Saturday, January II at
one o'clock for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the state convention,
arranging for e.tray day and such
other business as may come before
the meeting.
W. A Gillaspey, President,
l.. II. Easterly. Secretary
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Murder At Buttcs

In . row between two Italians at
Crested Butte on Christmas Eve
Luie Mathew was killed BY John
Cobassi Shesiif Watson brought
him down next dav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Home Bakery

Bread, Pies, Jelly Rolls and Fruit
Cakes. Those wishing cakes or
pies for parties viii please leave
orders in advance.
MRs. MAY WALKER
DIR. Dunkers building
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Uppes Cuaanoa vaIley
Ne~s-Champtoa COrrespoadence.
W.l.l. IL. /.


Wednesday, Dec. 2G
Paragon school house gave fine
entertainment Nmas Eve under the
efficient direction Of our teacher.
Miss Marie ketcham. The decors.
tlons were in red. green and silver.
Following is the program:
s"RG Welcome IN. sch..,l
Bscitstioa-1es fore Chrisnsas. Arthur ssssI~y
nsaa -ssssa Clans is CoainG ..... Besv Trio
Dc oSstsbss Abost AeaAa NAss.e IApva~v
e@g-oA - tAe Evsaiss h0soD Wslhss
ouosest-<'ks1seoss Nib. RAOia 0illss \ -
kstchsa. Eshsl nillss, Welssv Wtlsos
ese -Csssseoas Ch1sus ........-. ve~a nosuhoil
- VhisSss ~ nssta Yesusslle O~lasslt
Luett s>ef ~ nsthleissa ... zee. Cecil Witsaa
kAitA Miller
hec-A No>e - sasts CIoss e.. Dsisie Ou1salt
--.....-.......--....-- .Vrosk msssAall Jr
ssaG-ChrIst0ss LulIahV .... 81. Hales DDvseS
Esksa ntsaAsV
h"r- -JuN Ann Chsistsses Marshall llsvis
Play Chrissass in Nsashty Hand. .. sausa
Csss sod Ten ChilArsa
ssas Santa 10 Co~siaG .......... =. Naughty Five
Santa Claus appeared with his
bells ~ ssusl and helped distribute
the presents from . beautiful tres.
The little folks were mach amused
because the old fellow lost his bells
as he departed.
Harry Linton and family spent
Nmas in Gunnlson.
Miss Ethel Miller drove to j. +.
Stevens ranch Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Miller gave a
family dinner party Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Havmaker also
gavea family dinner party Xmas
Walter Wilson sold a small bunch
of cattle to Laurel Spann of Howe
vile last week.
Walter Haymaker aud Mabel
Wilson attended the hop at Howe
vile Nmas night
G. ]. Smith and family also Theo.
Davis and famil v attended the lami-
ly reunion in town.
Geo. Hendricks and Ebert Smith
went to his mining claims up Tay-
lor river to be gone most of the win
ter.
Several of our young folks who at
tended the masquerade in town
Amas night report good costumes,
good music, good supper and lots Of
fun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
OLD MEXICO
he Egypt of the New World

The Colorado & Southern has
some splendid illustrated literature
telling of the sister Republic, also
special round trip rates. Write.
+. + FISHER,
G.. =. A. Denv
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Program At Episcopal Church

Christmas night program was
given at the Episcopal chulch after
which the pretty tree was stripped
Of its load of presents and candy
and nuts distributed to those at
tending.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
PROGRESS OF OUR COUNTY
MINING, STOCK AND GRAIN
A Bid Re.aae q OpeassaAi.s sAiEA Cs..isaa C~ny
O6m ta ksea.r. s1A Saae Repaas Il
AOna.efsA..a . 1906

caal ~ .as.si hsss sna1slly sivias
s~pacymsss ~ ltssv mssa- In fsct
it y - hsd.sG isA~sG<y II sAs
cossAy. ed eusi Lo.ks sss~ isss-
Ls~sssktr.
10 cuoasct.<,a Usth ths possssl
Il oisssaG isssssss coasss talk II
ielssssssaG cspsssl 10 Gsssiso. -
. s~satis6 ssss. With ~ s.rsossA-
Tag ~ ssd dry osss. sbsndsaCe a
wsAsr poser aud coal. iros ssA li~e
Asxss Il shs l,sss quality saA I'll
psscticslly On down Graae n THE
ce.srsl point there V no 6.ss smslt-
ing site in the world. A smelter
bs.lt cad operated sader modern
coadstiees and ~ith fair dssl from
the railroads, s'wply could not hslp
but sSocssd. The c,tizens of Gan
nisoa hold 40 acre tract Of land
rsady to donate for ssch an eater
prise and will ssssst promoters in
every posssb!e way.
The wear 1896 has been the most
sscc~ssfsl for the live stsck indus
try Of any in our history Ia spite
u the sn sst forest reserve tax. our
tine nstsral conditions have return
I'd splendid interest on the invest
m.nt Of money, time and labor for
the $50 ranchmen ot our county.
During the fall News-Champ.on
secured reliable estimates tha,
10000 head Of fat cattle would 10
shipped from our ranges this fall,
which makes the payroll from that
source Of income alone, TO net
quarter Of a million dollars In ad-
dition, the county will have from
100000 to Sl50UOO worth Of
surplus hay to sell Hay is D~
bringing ell baled, with some sales
Of exceptionally fine hay ~ high ~
el3 sad Ella. Then there we've
shipments Of horses aud other live
stock, nestiaG on ths A9greeate closs
hslf . Millioa. 5000 tons 10 fair
suAinaAs = ~ Asy crop q oss
oosaty fn 1905.
Ose slsosld sdd 70 thia the peo-
dsction a Vegetables, posltry, lsa-
ber, fish. etc which csa he vaFiossly
sstimatsd.
Ia aanthee colssaa Nsws-C Cham
pion repablishea sosse 6ssrss COS
corning rcmarkable grain crops
raised near G~nnisoa. lnsAsad of
being too high in altitude for grain
its cliwaAe ia bcing discovesed -
exactly suited for certain cereals sad
We are on the verge Of wonderful
discoveries along that line. There
yet resnains opportunities for han
dreds Of new ranch homes in Gunni-
son county.
A new railroad has penetrated the
Crystal river and investment of mil
lions Of New York capital in devel-
opment of latent marble and miner
al resources of that portion of the
county is an important event of the
year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Men Learn Plumbing Western
Plumbing Trade School, 1909 Ire
mont Denver. Tuition 5000.
Day and night classes W. T. Cream,
President Master Plumbers Associa-
ton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Al the 0ctksiist CAuscA

A tree furnished the central point
81 celebrations at the Methodlsa
church, while MIR Darnell and Miss
Bethel were dressed to represenA
Mr.. and Mrs. Santa. Candy WAS
distribated TO everybody and there
were specssl presents for the little
ones. The program follows:
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
st II. Elk Horn marka

Chfisemss st tAe Elk Horn mark0
The generous gifts which J. d.
Miller a Bro. biennially provide fos
their patrons proved the drswiRe
card for Nmas morning aud to
vsest market was thronged With jd-
ly Gunnison folks, wishing eaCA
other Merry Xm.s" and spsculatias
on whether their number would -
cure the five dollar gold piece, % .
prize pig or tks 'posssa" or pw.
chance oely swe posads Il sassaGn.
Esesybody a sssnAia0 - eA0S'
wess no ssvs"ss iesaiA0p. 6ASssly
sftsr siss tAe asabsss kagaa 10 b.
called By r. G. fslmsr. Z. y. Hay
maker sa ths capital priss. $500
in Road; Earl hslIis, psiss PIG No I;
Clinton Miller. prise pig No. ?;
Fred Psstina. Prize pig No. 3; Mrs.
Jase Wsr.er. prise tsrksy No. I;
William SwlA.rt, prise tsrkey No
?; j. r. MilIspss9h, prise tsrkey
No. 3, f N. Collins, prize tsrkey
No. I; Mrs. Ella Cuthtert. prise tur-
key No. 8; ". A. Clark. prise tur-
key No. 6; j. s. Foalks. o'po.sum;
Mrs. Blinebsrry, prize goose No. l.
Ars Bickel, prise goose No. 2; c. l..
Miller, prize goose No. ;. J. A.
Mosesa. Mrs, J. @. Downey and W.
". Mckee each received . large box
Of toilet soap.
Space does not permit us to men
tion any more of the poultry or the
other presents given but il was a
very grati6ed group of patrons who
thanked Messrs J. ID. and Louis Mil
Ter for their generosity and wended
their way to enjoy the feast.
The Elk Horn market has a repu-
tation of handling the very finest
meat on the market and putting it
up in attractive style, which would
do credit to the finest city market.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Oar invoice of piece goods for
men's suits Just arrived. Order
yoSr winter suit now at THE FAIR.
Merchant tailoring department in
charge of j. u. Allen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
.rVUsTV MAA A00

>hsssSss s-sSd a Vss>s.ssAss. .-s F.rsss-
Asd n1rsr brsssstf To- asss'
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Postotiice receipts a, Gunnison
for 1905 beat previous years $500.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

n l. D.v,s Lsstt f< D,ss-s. ia
tesd,ag - ssake tksa his r. ssss kxsas.
R,I~y 4 McCssd opesei a shsss
order rss,sA~rAs, aud 10 is.ax kasss.
AstzIsr Bras psschsssd sAs Cssu1-
- butte hank of Carlisle 4 TkosAp-
$50
ns. Joha 2. Csrlsns ssA Asu.
Joesaa As1ssvDa wese 0osvsed -
CAs.saoas Ess, by kss ksssiAGsoa.
Aillss 4 wslsy ssA 2. ?. hsAaA
ssss0s1 shs cosssoct fSs casrvial
Aaily asih 0s.a.soa 70 lske Cay.
GssssA lob. A. Logan. ose Il
Amer'es sAssssssssS,dsss. aad s.ssss-
inca died in the csss u Wssh.assa.-
A petition .isasi b. IS rs~ids~ss
Il GaIcaa sslch wss Sled io~ the ia
II nsw towa of North
Stsr.
Frssk Adams veceivel q 500
pound bsrglar sai FIRE prof s~Ss,
formerly s.el in the dsfanct Towi-
chi bank.
Col. x. 5. Moore aud Charley Bss-
dell came from wsaEits Springs 70
attend the grand ball gwen by The
@. A. X sad Relief Corps. Music
for the ball WAS furnished by the
Trio Society composed Of Mrs.
Bennett, n q. Levi aud VIA.
Coombs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
Visit San Antonio

Write for illustrated booklet de-
seriptive of this superb winter re-
sort. Very low rates via Colorado
q Southern. T. +. Fisher,
G.. p. A., Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

The Woman's Club will meet at
ths home Of Mrs. j C. Parsons We'd
sssday afternoon, beiag postposed
ono day from the regular Tuesday
mssting.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Mrs. II L. Fisher has been serious
ly i'll for over a month, but is now
recovering.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Miller & Parsons, Clarence Adams,
P. c. Boyles, Sampliners and Wolfe
& Eastman made their usual present
Of q handsome calender this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
THE SPIRIT OF dIRlSTMAS IN
INCREMENT, STORY AND SONG
S..e Aooas.as Il Haid.y H.ppe.ass TAso.shoA CT.
sis~ Cas.sy. sah N..hs 4 Pses.., Re.dssd
~ SAeok I'D CkspcAes
paasiev SclHsaI o. Cseck

The fsatos'ag psa9rsm ,o9sthsr
w'th CeT'ssoas tsee was gives st
the new fsirvbew school house "a
Aoa isy es~siAG
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Miss Mary Mcintosh left for Oursy
Sunday to spend the Christmas va
cation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Chauncev Summers came from
Sapinero Tuesday to attend the
Xmas dance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Business brought Jos Isham
here from his Taylor river ranch
Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

After a pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis Lore. in Denver
Mrs Sweet returned home on Sun
1av
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

FouND-Something of value in front
Of my cigar factory this morning.
Owner can have same by proving
property. Csc. BERG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Miss Mabel Walker came from
Denver on Sunday to spend the
vacation. She is now fully recovered
from her recent illness
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Pat Trainer was over from Pow
derhorn the day before Christmas
greeting friends here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

ssWU ~ nov rscuiviag osAsss ne
Fasm lmplsasass. Bsyiag Tsnaa,
WaoDna, BuGgisx, etc. for sprinG
delivery. Il
WOLFE 4 EASTMAN
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28
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The following praesAsa Givsa ~
the frssbyte~ssn Ssadsy scAool 80
sspPIsnsassd by liberal silowsnos
Of Oranges and hosne made candy.
A nanl,er of s~lss,tioaa wese sivsa
On the sssphophone hy Arb,e Gssssss
which add mech 10 the enjoyasss
Of thu .sccas,aa
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Mrs. Axtell. Mrs Lawrence and
Harlow of Crested Butte visited Mrs
s. p. Spencer this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Orla Wiseman did the honors as
Santa and distributed candy aud
gifts TO all.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Joe Metroz returned from Denver
Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Especially low winter tourist
UAss 10 points in the South and
0Dsthes~t via. Colorado 4 southern
=. Write 7. T.. Fisher, @. p. A.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-28

Celery and fruit dishes and other
lhncy articles in solid silver and cit
vsr plate at Won Stems Jewelry
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