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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
AN UNJUST CHARGE.

Several utterances in last week $ issue of the Benton Times Courier in regard to the contest for the state normal school are unworthy of the good feeling and friendly rivalry which has existed between the various cities in their struggle to secure the location of this insti tuition. Perhaps the most serious charge, and one which challenges the honor of Conway, is that our city contrived, through trickery, to learn the amount which Benton proposed to bid tor the normal, and then raised our bid so as to exceed theirs.
 Of course, nothing is further from the truth. The citizens Of Conway knew and had no means of knowing any more about what Benton's bid would be than Ben ton had of knowing what Conway s bid would be. As a matter of fact, if our people had listened to re- ports which they really did hear from Benton, they would have con- sidered Conway out of the race be- fore any bids were filed. For in stance, it was often stated here last week that the Iron Mountain rail way and the Rock Island railway
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
BOARDS VISIT TO CONWAY

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 for many years to have established, and the people of Arkansas may rest assured that he will have their best interests and the best in- terests of the school in view when the final action on the location of the normal is taken.
 The concluding address of the afternoon was delivered by Sena- tor Otis T. Wingo of De Queen. Mir. Wingo's address was short but happy talk, full of praise to the people of Conway for their magnificent showing.
 Ladies Serve Elegant Dinner.
 At the conclusion of the recep- tion in the auditorium, the guests of the city, together with the special committee on entertainment from the Board of Trade, repaired to the large dining hall of the col lege, where an elegant dinner was served. The dinner was prepar- ed and served under the direction of the following committee of la dies: Mrs. Fife Lincoln, chair man; Mesdames G. w. Bruce, o. o. Florence, s. Anderson, J.. M. Ligon, c. E. Durham, w. R. Sturgiss, Frank E. Robins, w. B.. Stark and J. Haydou. Covers were laid for about sixty and the dinner was served in courses. Everyone present was delighted with the elegance of the dinner.
 The members of the board de parted on the afternoon train Thursday tor their homes.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
NOTES OF BOARD OF TRADE
Conway Ladies Thanked for Entertainment
 Provided for Normal Board

Conway Ladies Thanked for Entertainment
 Provided for Normal Board.
 The Board of Trade had its reg ular monthly meeting Monday night, July I.
 Owing to the strenuous efforts which have recently been made in an effort to get the state normal school located at Conway, most every other business of the Board has been laid aside.
 A communication from the Busi ness Mems League of Beebe, re- garding the building of railroad from Conway to Beebe and thence to other points east, was read and referred to the committee on pub lie works for investigation.
 President w. w. Martin read a letter which he had recently re- ceived, signed by number of citi- zens of Bee Branch, Ark, asking that an effort be made to have the road opened up from the Van Blu ren county line to. Batesville church. Judge Lea promises to visit that section soon and see what can be done.
 The following resolution, which was unanimously adopted, was in- troduced by Secretary w. N. Owen: Resolved, That the Con- way Board of Trade are very proud and highly appreciative of the magnificent reception and dinner given by the committee of ladies to the normal board and the enter tainment committee. We have heard nothing but compliments for the beauty and completeness of everything and for the exacting system with which the dinner was served. If Conway gets the nor mai we will all be happy and while nearly every citizen of Conway de- serves credit and praise for his in- terest and work, and while some of our men deserve especial praise for their untiring efforts, it re- mained for the committee of ladies to put up the crowning argument, and to say that they did it in the most approved and elegant style is but putting it mildly. If we win it is the ladies who threw the bal ance of power in our favor"
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
A BETTER ASSESSMENT.

Taken as whole, Conway real estate has doubled in value during the past five years. Property has been going up steadily and the prices at which 1t is held are not arbitrary, but are based upon the substantial foundation of increas- ing demand. Every indication points to he fact that these values will not only be sustained, but will continue rapidly to increase.
 In view of this fact, the assess ment this year of real estate in this city ought to show large gain. No one desires to see property as sessed at a dollar for dollar valua- ton, as that would make our city pay entirely out of proportion on its county and state taxes. But is 1t too much to ask that Conway real estate as whole be assessed at something like sixty per cent of its true value? We do not believe that this per cent would make our taxes disportionate to those of other towns in the state, and yet we do believe that 1t would almost if not quite double our assessment.
 Last year the total assessed valu ation of real estate in Conway amounted to S326, ,o4o. Does any one believe that this figure repre- sents one third of the true value of our real property If you do, you can be easily convinced by select ing at random few pieces of prop erty, whether business or resi- dence, learning from the county clerk what their assessed valuation is and then asking the respective owners at what price they will sell their holdings.
 The whole matter rests with the assessor, and we believe that w. w. Bishop is man who wants to do his duty, without predjudice or favoritism and without hurting the interests of anyone. During the next two weeks he will be in Con- way and our people ought to give him their earnest support in ob- taining for this city a reasonably fair assessment. Even if the same basis is taken as was used two years ago, the increased values of the time elapsed since then will add much to our assessment, and if no gain is shown many will won- der what Is the cause.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
HIGHEST GRADE IN STATE
Conway Boy Distinguished on Examina-
 tion for Professional License.

Claud Nelson, the eighteen year-old sou of Rev. and Mrs. c. H. Nelson of this city, made the highest grade of any applicant in the state for professional teachers license at the recent examination, according to Deputy Superintend- ent of Public Instruction H. s. Traylor, who was in Conway Sunday. His average grade was 96.
 MT. Nelson also distinguished himself during the recent session of Hendrix College, by winning the collegiate scholarship prize.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
srArE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, ca
 IuCAS COUNTY. -

srArE OF OHIO CrrY OF TOLEDO, ss.
 LUCAS COUNTY.
 Frank I. Cheney makes cath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co. doing business Il the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay he sum case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed iu my pres ence, this oth day of December, A D. lS8o
 A. W. GLEASON, (SEALO NOTARY PUBLIC. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surface of the system Send for testimonials free.
 F. I. CHENEY & Co.,, Toledo, O. Sold by all Druggists, 7Sc.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04

Old papers for sale at this office, 25 cents per hundred.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
Mrs. Parker Dead.

Mrs. Jennie Parker, wife of D. Dr. Parker, died at her home near Hamlet Sunday, after finger ill., ness with measles, at the age of 70 years. The funeral was. held at Liberty Monday. Her husband is just recovering from the same dis case
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
Thines Place Sold.

The residence property of J. P. Thines on Spence street was sold by Commissioner 4. M. Ledbetter last Saturday. Mrs. Hattie Moore was the buyer, the consideration being SI247.5o.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

DISPLAY ADvERTISING-The flat rate, l2A cents per inch per week, except on contracts for . specified space to run one year, on which the rate is 10 cents per inch per week.
 LOCALS AND READING NoTIcES-S cents per line per week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
Do You Itch?

The cup of human misery is never quite tu! until some form of itching skin disease IS added Then it overflows. Hunts Cure IS specthc for any itching trouble eversk uown. One appli- cation relieves One box is guaranteed to cure anyone case.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
For Twenty Years.

Other chill remedies have sprung ap, flourish ed for brief season, then passed away--even from tnemory-but for twenty long years Cheatham's Chill Tonic has been in the field of action. The reason is simple. IL has merit. It actually cures Chills and Fevers while the majority of others merely promise. One bottle guaranteed to cure any one case.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04

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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
It's Fine.

C. NJ. Johnson, Louisville, Ky, writes:
 T have used your Hunts Cure and 1t is fine y
 We have many similar letters. Hunts Cure is strictly guaranteed remedy for any variety of skin diseases It stops Itching instantane- ously.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-07-04
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION
 2 $50

The actual average circulation for 5I Issues in 1908 was PHO.
 The actual average circulation for 5I issues in 1904 was IOS0, the net gain for the year 1905 being 4OI, or 274 Der cent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Cattk Reaeioes Heavy

Denver Union Stock Yards, Oct. z.
Inquiry for good cattle was strong
last week and the market closed IL
to 20 cents higher. Receipts were
higher than any previous week this
fall but proportion Of choice csttle
was small. Good beef stuff of all
kinds was scarce and not enough to
meet packers needs. 4 few steers
brought S4G0 and one small lot
sold at $475 but few got above
S4:50 bunch of good Route county
steers going to packers at this price
Fair to good fat steers sold at 1885
to - %, though fancy steers are
quotable up to IS and even better.
Good cows were also active Some
fancy heifery grades brought $3.50
to $500 with choice Middle Park
cows at S3.4O and bulk of pretty
good killers at 80 to 1926. Fair
to good cows brought s265 to S3,
medium kinds and stock cows 90 to
S26O and common cows from 90
down. Feeder and stocker supply
was heavy but few good bunches in
cluded Buyers were here in large
numbers from Nebraska, Kansas.
northern Colorado and other points
All want good heshy steers of 1000
pounds and up and prices closed
strong to Is cents higher on this
class with the market in fine shape.
Not much improvement however in
common grades though everything
offered found a ready outlet. Very
good steers sold At $40 TO $3.50
freight paid, but choice grades are
quotable higher. Fair to good feed
ers brought $40 to $425 and
medium grades So to 1865.
W. \. Fulton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
8uvevaie

Ke0oAoo@p9O0 COtFcovOo0eoCe.
Tscsday, Oct. s.
wallace Moore vac calling on
fsisads in the valley Wednesday.
George Ellsberry was called tc
Cisc;aRatti last week by the death
a bic father.
Most men in this vicinity are tax
iAg advantage of the hunting season
THE week.
Nrs. Lang Spsnn and children
visited her sister, Mrs. Stall, in Gun
nison last week.
Misses Hannah Spann and Bertha
Shackleford visited relatives on the
Gunnison Saturday.
Miss Emma Lucero left for Gun.
nison Saturday where she will at
tend school this winter.
Born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
HAYDEN this week a daughter. The
stork also visited the home OF A.
Kwbiak leaving a daughter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
0eaaA e - VSkkps

A sd desth os,curped II Nj. Car
boa st midnight Setsrdsy whsa
JoAa, the clxhtsea year old soa Of
WH. Webl,es ds~d II the ranch
hOsse 81 bslghts disease and pneu-
1osis. The death 10 . particularly
sd one - he vas JUS, reaching
yOsag manhood with . bright fs-
tSsr hefose him. lie wss the Oldest
son by q second marriage His
mother died some years ago since
which time Jack has been . great
help and comfort to his father.
Funeral services were held at the
ranch Monday morning and the re-
mains were brought to Gunnison
and interred in Mason A odd Eel
lows cemetery The friends and
neighbors Of the family accompanied
the funeral 10 Gunn,son. Sincere
sympathy is extended to the family
in their sad loss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
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NewsChampioa CorresDooAeoce.
Monday Oct. :.
J. A. Lehrritter and wife arrived
today.
Mr.. Weinberger of Gunnison Wis
tied here this week.
NJ A Pennington is in town start.
ing work on Ruby Peak property.
Mrs. Frank Sampsel and Daisv re-
turned to Gunnison Thursday.
Lois Robertson and family have
moved to Crested Butte for the win
ter.
Mr.. Cornell, of Colorado Springs.
was in town the early part Of the
week.
Mrs. VIM. Harris has returned to
Crested Butte after visiting with
her parents.
Mrs. Nyra Shaw and son, Russell,
left Wednesday for Littleton, where
they will spend the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
DR.PRICES
%~BalilgR Rwdu
0A1o 0oO Oa00 q eag1M 10oUoD
aaAsey 6o0 evoQsA - 0ns1 -.
cinns - onoon01A - - nkunn aeala
UWs Co., vslIey

Wednesday, Oct 5.
1sck AlIsa 10 sss,ss,ag Gsorss
SnisA fos . tisae.
kas.osa Ouacalt 10 II hose fro.,
school fec days.
LAace sad Billy Spann are con-
strUctInS . new cellar
Davis h Co. expect their new
ssessa thresher in few days
The Miller Walker Wilson potato
digger starts work tomorrow.
Mrs. Walker is the proud possess
Or of ne~ gray driving horse.
Miss E,hei Miller has returned
from an extended visit on Tomichi.
c. L. Stevens passed throuSh
Sunday enroste to Union park with
. losA Of salt
Mr.. Linton hssled losd Of gar
dea pvodace and chickens TO mar
ket this week.
John Walker mace trip to
whitepine and Sargent with ear'Ien
truck last week.
Ed AilIer's bicycle tire blew up
and he had TO ''hoof it" 10 schaol
one day last week.
The worst rainfall Of the seas N
occurred Sunday night. leaving the
groand in bad shape for digging.
Elbsrt Smith expects .oon to go
back to his mining claims on Spring
crock after a visit with his parents.
We were all too badly used mp
over Stockmen's Day to write them
last week, but say, didn't we have a
good time?
Nearly everyone 10 through cut
ting grain bot very little is stacked
sad these 10 sone hay, the second
alfalfa crop, yet 10 be sacked.
c. q. Miller has been remodeling
his cellar and has il nearly complet-
cd. A. n. Phillips, John Walker
and Walter Wilson arc assisting
him.
School has been in progress u
week with six pupils in attend
ance and - many more expected
Mrs. Lyon, Of Denver has charge Of
the school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Should Football Be Abolished

Many seacl,ers and professors last year de-
eiAed that football should be abolished. bat il
isat going ~ he suppressed for the simple rea-
ssN that there is nothing tn take its place.
ORheT eaDes have not the vim and dash that
IT, American youth. In mediciBe the sane
ssw1o~nt can also be od dered. Take Hoetetter's
06D0acA Bitters for inetance. search vbere
~ will yoa'll hnd nothing 70 take it's place
Wksa il cosses 10 curing AysVsfsia. indigestion,
eoetivcsess. poor appetite. hslching bloatinG,
kiAssy ts1ables. vomiting, hcaAaehe. female ills,
oOlds of malaria. fever and ague Our "A years
fees,rd u eusss y,eOves Ouv claim and fair trial
will esnviace yoe beyond all doubt. Ne guar
antee every hrttle a the genuine 10 be n &c
esrAaooe with the pure fuod and drag require
0sats. lssist IN having the esuui1e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
~. CashA
News -ChAnpis,a COrrespondence.

NeWsChARpSOn COrresp0ndence.
"Wednesday, Oct Q.
Jos. Hyland and c. Jones from
Colorado Springs went on hunt
ing trip Tuesday
c. y. kuntze and wife and Frank
kSntze and family have moved here
from Crested BStte TO remain for
the winter.
On Saturday night occurred the
death Of Jack Webber. second son
of VIM. Webber. The young man
has been ailing for so0e time and
last week pneumonia vet in and re-
suited in death in a few days He
WAS buried at Gunnison Monday.
The people Of Mt Carbon extend
sympathy TO the grief stricken family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Elk Mountain Pilot-Sawvet
Frank Rockefeller has finished the
contract for timber TO be used in the
construction of the tram now build
ing At the Augusta mine. Nothing
but dead troes were used and the
company had to pay 81 thousand
feet to the Forestry department for
them. Mr.. Rockefeller states that
the extra expense of securing the
timber from the forestry people over
what it would cost were it not for
these new conditions, is not less
than $5 per thousand, besides the
delay cassed in having q govern
ment Official come and pick oat the
logs and place the government
stamp upon the trees in the timber,
before plscing in the log way. He
10 of the same opinion - are all
other mine and mill operssoss in the
country that the forestry Depart
ment is an unnecessary expense to
the entire mining cosntry wherever
it has been thruet upon the people
and shoald be elimissted by them,
who never asked for the thing which
by an over sealeus chief executive
and his advisors, are determined
that their fossercd plans must b
carried ost, wheehsr or no it is d.
sirsd or so.ght by the common psb-
H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

The government telephone line
from Pitkin to Tin Cup and through
Taylor park is started and hopes are
entertained that it will be completed
to Dorchester and possibly to Aspen
this fall. A very good feature Of the
forest reserve work is this building
of telephone li2es. We would like
t o see il connected with the Crested
Butte line At Almost.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
; Vicinity owe :
81 - a11s11111o Gs11es A74
nea@Aosvss~s VI
0asGk olms

nGkie -
ofDUeCAaR04ao Cusv1a0GoAroee.
rsssAsy. Ga 3.
MsA Todd Il Rslie, 10 vis;s.ag kes
1naGhAsg, Ars Lsxoa.
A s3eclsl tsaaa Ueut dosI Sua-
~ ~ briAs up CuSossl Asek sad
lBols.
ni~s Maud Tsylss II IAssvss is
- nee ssesaGraE'ker ior The lsa
0arAle Co.
Tosn So~gbtoa has 6n,sAed sha
80 boarding. ho~se u the Stssssa
0asels qsasry.
The new snoW oa the unountsina
0skss y very psesty picture ligkt
~ up the beautiful Astsnn lssves
Nm. Washington. Mrs BsysH'
80 Nm. Rchardsoa compo.ed ,
kasusbsck party thst visited th>
nssk quarry the Sr~s of the week.
Qsite . lsrRe party left Aoadss
10 q. for AsIpea ~ sstead the Fair
OsAsss will take advantage Of the
eacsrsioa which leaves Thursday
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
RovArhoeu

Ne~s-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Oct. ..
Several parties are about looking
for a deer.
Fred Andrews, of California, il
visiting his uncle, Frank Andrews
Owing to the serious illness OF
her brother, Lewis Sammons. Mrs
Andy Frank was recently called
from Doyleville.
While returning home recently
Will Sammons' team took fright At
. piece Of paper in the road, over
turning the buggy. throwing Will.
his wife and baby out, luckily none
were hurt but the buggy suffered
considerable damage.
Mrs. f. A. NcGregor was last
week summoned to the bedside of
her sister, Mrs Amy Smith At Delft.
but arrived only an hosr before the
death angel. Nm. Smith was well
known here and to thoss bereaved
~ exte7d our heart felt sympathv
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
NOTICE OF ADyUsrnENT DAY.

The undersigned. having ben appointed I'd
0inietrntof of the es4ate q Nary kDeeA. lat<
a tie Ccunty Of 0unaisUA. IN the STATE q G. Colo
RoAo. Aeeessed. heveAy Give- bceice that Ne vii
appeaf befoFe the Comfy CO1st a sail 6uBai
80 Cuanty, at the Co1vt Hoase ia GUanisun
h ssiA Cossty. ua Monday. the ~ day q No
vVuAsr 4. D. fST. At to- koue q N o'clsek A. u
- sid Iay, at whicA ti.se al Ver.as havi.G
esaiDs agaiurt seid eseate sse sotieeA and re
saoo sdjas4sA. ALI pespsae isAsAseA - said
esenes sse requeseeA - make inOeAiate pay
0em< - ~ u1AerSiGD0A-
Dated q 0UssA - CueoeaAo, this a day ol
WILLIAM RUDCK. ASni.
iserutsr a the eseaae q nary kssea. AecesseA
Oe4 seA-NOS lS(
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
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SesAsy. Ossahr 6
Nr.. herdise wss . S0..rsusa sia.'
itor "Wednesday.
f. u Eedooa wsst 70 Fsosss q
business A0sAsy.
Martin Gsllop rssSrssd 80
Marble lsa wsuk.
Miss Ida krown viss,sd M. Z
- Rsanna lass wssk.
As~. Msssi. GslIop visited -.
Geo. ksMusal Friday.
Jssse BsezIsy nod a trip =
Csessed Bsste lssG vsek.
E C. Mckee is taking tke ~
vacated by Robt GrsAaa With -
Utah Fuel company ssose.
VIM. Kennedy sad Cievsasal
Myers mad rip Mp The AsAAy =
their rxaci oa Lee csssk Suodsy.
Mrs. Keanedy, Mos Ns.ds Rsm-
NELL, and Miss Silvia Riley soAs -
Bowie Moadsy 10 visit Nm. Essa
Jones.
Mrs. Lewis Jones bso"g "a ~
little dssshser up frosa lIosis -
spend few days st the Horss ~
ranch Size hes l'sea qsise sssisss-
ly i'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

AsUs-Chaapsoa CorvesS0oeease.
Wednesday, October ..
G.. Carter went 10 Denver Tuesday
bert Jones Was in Gsnnison Mon
day.
Gold,e Dsvers WAS in Parlin freu
Doyle Monday.
Mr. and Nrx. A. u. Coates wer,
hess from Doyle "Wednesday.
Mr.. W. l.. Bennett, Of Doyleville
was . Parlin visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Saunders, re.
tsrnsd from Gunnison Monday.
Jerry O'Rsgan returned Friday
fro@ business trip to Denver. 1
Mrs. j. T. Parlin and Mrs. Jerry
O'Reean returned Friday from q
bss;sess trip to Denver.
Casper Csia has returned to his
hane in Dsaver sitter . weeks visit
- NJ. I'd Nrs. Wm. Reeoe.
I1iss Cassie Bsrna, Of Denver, il
sisisiaG st the Vsder ranch this
UDsk. EAe will RETURN home SHn
~.
Ar. snd Mrs. Lobdel recently gave
. sscial dance in the store and the
laeas crowd in attendance report q
Sc tiase.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
0svievdhe

Ne~sChanpsoa COrresp0aAeace.
Wednesday, October 8
Cara bsrtlett and children uoo4
to Ohio City Friday
Mr.. and Nrs. Rssssll leit TsssAav
for their home in Californis.
Clifford Upton moved his fsaily
into the Bartlett house lest wsek.
Grandma Medley meved 70 ~
old home Of Nrs. l.. J.. Bssh TAsss-
day.
ID. A. Mcconnell aud vile, NJ. ~
Ars. Harry Fogg and Mr.. sd M.
Rsssell Of California, spsst Thass-
day st Wssnita.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
Noue

Any one knowing themselves in
debted TO the firm of Wolfe & East
man will please call At once and set
lie either by cash or note.
GEO. EASTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Any bills owing By the finance
committee of the Stock Grewers
Association should be presented 1t
once. Also those who subscribed to
the Cattlemen' Day fund will please
make payment to the chairmen Of
the committee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Down in the lower country they
are making great success with
second crops of Strawberries. which
come into market about the first of
October Now when Gunnison
ranchmen get into the business of
raising these berries which will be
in prime July first TO August 18th,
we can have the luscious strawberry
with us all summer long.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

5. s. johnson returaed this week
from trip to Delta and the Cedar
edge section. He is delighted with
the push and enterprise there ex.
hibited.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Cattle are drifting in from the
hills and gathering in large punches
much TO the convenience of the
stockmen. Branding and cutting
out the herds is the favorite recrea-
ton of the cattlemen these days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11

Have you been in to look over
the large line Of pretty new
iewelry? Everything from dia-
monds to clocks. and an elegant
assortment at low price.
r. VON STEIN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-11
HeWoC CAamV1so CosgoaQsn1soso.
WeAosoAsy. Oct. y.
0ovlhn

Hews-ChanVtso CssssaDsa1sesa.
Wednesday, Oct. =.
w. l. CLARK made . bssisess trip
10 4ontrose THE woek.
Ars. Dwyer and daughter visited
Mrs. Addington Ssnday.
Ars. C. W. Carr and Mn. L. l..
Carr wore visitors at tie Harris nill
rsce.tly.
Ed Sellers and Miss Julia Harris
took in the Booster~' dance st Lake
City lsst week.
f. l.. Can 10 6nishing tie saving
st tAe Harris mill asd tken The lstt u
expects 70 Isase The mill for the win
TER.
J. H. Kellogg spent several days
in Denver last weck looking after
various interests for his mill here.