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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

CttSaIaS.-gu pen 5arm pda 100
aereS fnoeH en- ghl og en- haln ia eaH'
ton pen, mig Sruethape. nosei Stos %
iruotDmmeliat S~prinsrano. Ran tlgbes
raeeet biliat. Cor n1ruere CplpsniHa ben
penbe man is III gstHReibetf esantp Sanf.
Canton, DRtnn. u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Zen aIsite spinse

Zen GISite GpinOe | Malburs,
enfe Sofie Spenbien, digit iorleoen
De0 0soen, 97A aar earHmeI. Suu
bapoe | be ienere anr lis8et | Gen.
gen iiben bog of bore ing, % bun
bar aanosfriif til oct fioite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

TtNaIaS. - Gu 5arm l27 aeres
X msb ale improvements, uIeo eller uosa
auling og Arenturer. SeltG8eHoe 2 SRi!
Dft fra Temiipu, Gooohue 80, strnn. 50
mee 6uirns iGIqes. D-S. StreeR,
9enMiion, Hiinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
Gsbiero use gvithus. 9.

Gsbiers use Tpitbns. Teo 2ict-
taticnen oper arbeioet peN gsbierg
npe goitbuS er ifslee "gSb. ao."
Sirmaet @itten & Storm / aarbuS
Iapeitbpoenbe nleo $4,000 ar. Sra
gsbierg er inofommet % Eilbuo,
Ipoenoe paa fra $4,000 &r. til 49,
500 4r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

RtIJpn.-Stt b<rsRbtsisss for fraD2rsHss
slnst o. Berasr. at mta slieoe ezaru % uSr
iiqrlsas Eepser. GHTtne QsIi0a iSSt iaIper. Ses'
cen, bSoe ben aOSs GsrI 1907, q Gaf % . gRas'
n,ser samEei. grts nss 5eHees StBs, SsIisEst
91s seaets g2tnoe.
Or. G. RsliSH. JngoaIA gstIivu, 2Duis RsIi'H.
gufvaaa, 2. Eaf.. Sses April 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
gurannS Strife. airfeinDertaret

gursnne Strife. 9irfeinOertnret
i'll BEN nne gorsrmb Strife poa
gsnbmsr uSitines for Sioen |
$~oanoperfs- og Snouitriforeuingens
2ofaIe / ariitiauia. Oct er ct sdnite
b~etpoeIist arbei6e. Tom bar tnget
omfrina ct aor. SooS Der utilities
Der, err uofsrt al SneSfer engitrsm
efter Seeuinger Of arfitefterne 6.
Shirt oe $. 9. Shirt og omiotter
aItertople % Br9oifeitoI meo trap.
1eaeIrnoer og gaIbutin. 2eIiefer og
iritItaoenoe 5igurer poa aItertaplen
er Ifaoret Of giaeobneger Reioea,
Ornnmentifen Of 9iaeoitiarer Ser.
SabI oe Relieier, fritItaaenbe Sign.
rer paa Br9teitoIen iamt 9aloati.
men nf 9iuebfirrer Sobonien-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
g~ufnfrebet. Den t9Se SeStem

g~ufnfrebet. Sen 19Se Septem.
Der 1906 git ser ct SfreS oper @ufu
| 8eroalen. @aaroen rammeoe5 og.
Iaa al 8nroaIsfreOet ben 26be sunni
1894. 8e6 Sfre6et ifior omfom
aonen paa @aaroen, Seriana Sau.
gan, n9 Der orebtes 1 Set, 2 Stor.
foe og 8 Salier. Der err nj, beiluttet
fremiat Bropoiition ON en- gritdt.
ming al 1000 Rr. til Seriane Sou.
gans 9sru, @arte os Sbrine SGl.
dur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
sfiens scineS. efiens gpitpre

EeoiIaeoe forleben enitemmig 1885,.
100 SIR. til llbbeorins al Seileoen
op til Sfien paa @etingelie at at
Staten biSrager meo en- Sreotepart
FAINT opertoger arbeibets l1bfsrelie,
oa at Sfiens oe 8orsgrunbs Sapre.
faster uoreoer De sorige to Sreoie'
barter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Sogcu ON @isafarben. &oaIo
amunOiens BOG ON @isaf9rbeu bill
iIsIge netop aiiluttet Soerenstomit
meaem Sr. amunbien og 8. aide'
boug & 60. uSfomme pao bette Sir
mas SorIog; en- inenf ubeape bill
uofommc bos albert gcmnier, Stocf-
bolm. 9ogen pil rSfomrte til Sui.
anaaoen6e ubeaner paa andre trent
meSe Spros Iieger Sr. amunoien |
llnSerbonolinser rieo oreritanife,
euaeIife, tpffe, fronife, i~taIieuffe og
rusifife Sorl9egere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03
2ano I oct "|ftore ReofIps
per Bette.

Ssoits gteterilaHo o. gGn0 for bGdHoei
i5armiug M / Marfcoet | RorooeiteH.
vi bar $1,000 Ncrss al gubt gauo | oemte
befieHbte gsn tiIiaIgs I'll Otrteliae Settle
n for griier ira s. III $12 pr. We're paa me.
get letts BtItaar. Beltggeu6e tUn lis XII
ia Iptliusbperle o. 40 DdI ira be tore
3uoIiger. u6mprlst irIgtbar Serb. Bent
Barb. Rvi al prGstigs StSer, glpe %
SRtfe.
Cor 8amHeter, Barter oip. Iirip ioag til
WILSON e.. BROWN,
Land Commissioner,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-03

Cper / Sanif Sic. Sra Sabersleo
meobeles ben t6be april: Imtstor'
ftanber aoieaarten, "8oienssaaro",
Der for Eihen ite6fortreoer 2arS'
raoSen, bar ibaa ioLgt "goiens'
oaoro" ill GienoomsfounisfiouGr
s. s. Sdmiot, gtaa clara neo So.
Serslep. Gieroommcr, Der beroeo
ooar oper | SanIf Gle, bar 470 SET
tarer eler omtreut 1000 Gor. Sano;
sfatteafaiften er 5000 Warf. Sis'
be'irrtmen er "a @iuion @arf itoen
geietutna. Soerta8eIien Tier itrnT.
grauSe. SISpe6 Reierisnnro er
fisIoe "Sori. ao." reObranot- 3 Se'
tie, 6 u~nafreoturer, 10 Chin og no.
aet Eierfre tn6ebrGrbte. Stiebuiet
% Reierict reSSeoes. eieren baoOe
asiureret.
goorSeier Shomas Sanien
Sias @aarb / Srisguaro nes Sp6tim
er neSbrruot. Zen tnSnnleoe Seo
brnnbte, men geiGtningen reooeees.
SorIeSen 9og neSbrcnSte Str.
Ssreuiens @aare | Sramam alrt peo
aalbcrg. Gre SEIZE 90 iogle 8ens
inSebrnnbte. SISeu opftoo peo @nt.
iter fra Sforftereu. gpgrtngerne
bar forfifre6e ! SaRSbpsninsernes
oIm. 9ron6foriifrtng for 10000
SIR. og esssret for 5000 SIR.
SopebgaarSen "aounitrup" !
gsrre SeIoins er reobranot, De
brrnSte gpgnineer. 8 Seneer, par
forfifreoe / 2onobpguinsernes aim
8ramoiorfifrine for 10000 ar. ge.
ietningen os iaa sOSt icm alt 2ss,
eret breubte.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-23

LEI Us MAKE Your HREAD.
IT'S CHEAPER IN TIE END.
HOME BAKERY. 2tS W. RAIL
no Al ANE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-23

40 WV PUBLIC.
we. the undersigned. have this dnN
~olI to The Wagner Hardware com
many tie ~to,k md GOOD WiN at the
Nbuducruuc hardware company, who
will collect al aCtSunf~ du" sad
AlhuuuCrQuc Hardware company. ma
IVA, an bills contracted hN shtd com
pnnN Nc l-o. IN this connection.
Wish a. thauk ou kiudl, for ulc very
liberal l%atruuHro extended g. the u
b%uducrgur Hardware vompan, Ia thc
mas. aud trust tliFt Nou viii continue
thc same courtesy 90 the ncW cont
many. Yours YER, truly,
WHITNEY COMPANY.
pATNoNIZE TNE HOME RNk
ERN ron FINE BRE NJ as ".
RAILROAD Az.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-23

g. ~. tuuurr Vi. -. -. -
Steialt- O~teounthY
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-23

~ NOIrr WANT NICE BREAD
CALI At THE HOME BAkEIiN 2i3
WEST RAILROAD AVE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-23
Printers Ink Says:


"The best publication for
any advertiser to use is the
one that for the least price
will place his advertisement
before the greatest number
of people likely to be inter
estcd in the thing advertised
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-23

Ihr IltuW ease has gained world
wide prominence owing Ca tie MANY
sensational feature connected with %.
People are hu-ilN thf gtl-
uulu~ of tlr newspapers boo r1-tr nu.
%ti,ipatiou tu lcuru the --latest develop
mvut~. and other iuIs'rtaut news is
being overlooked You Will Hud thit
30 won't dp Aou auN guHd -.tltug rN-
rit,vt over such au Affair Don't phrr.
lruk getting iu touch Wttl u- when.
ever iu need 90 PLUMBING ut Thinning
repair This mcau- more lH Auu than
ii, rctiin. at this scandal lu hlgII
nfr Why Not obtain an estimate, from
Co., uu uhutyNc PLUMBING work. SOFA
Hft now m uUci ul -iluthtr-
..-.-r.u L...L.L..A
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17

Dancing is it again. A fair sized
crowd attended last Friday evening
at the opera house.
Mrs. Jueneman, who has been Wis
iting. her mother, Mrs. VIM. Baker,
returned to her home in New Ulm
the first of the week.
1t looks like josh, but the senate
committee has recommended for
passage Senator Undertakes bill
compelling mothers to nurse their
children unless physically unable to
do so.
Miss Anna C. O'Connor, travelling
chief operator for the Minnesota
Central Telephone Co., has been Wis
iting the local exchange for few
days,s inaugurating new and i'm
provedsoperating methods.
The w. C. T. U. will hold moth
ers' meeting at the M. E. church
Thursday afternoon, April 18th
beginning promptly at 3 o'clock
The meeting will be opened with a
special devotional service conducted
by Miss Helen Hitchcock. Play, in
the Child's Life" it's value and its
necessity will be the chief topic, in
teresting articles along this line will
be read followed by discussions. 1t
is topic of particular interest to all
those interested in the training and
care Of children. A social hour will
follow the close Of the program.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. E.. B. COLLINS, leader.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17
Txs
Redwood 0osette
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, 1907
BY JAMES AIKEN
THR CITY

The county commissioners meet
here today.
Mrs. C. F. Apitz visited at North
field last week.
Mrs. S. G. Peterson is visiting her
parents at Hutchinson.
The St. Veronica Guild will meet
at Mrs. Walter Henze's, Thursday,
April 18th.
c.. H. Hardy returned recently
from Swift county, where he helped
his son locate.
Miss Emma Jaehn, who has been
teaching near Springfield, is visiting
her parents here.
Miss Susie Tenney received extra
instruction in telephone work in
Minneapolis last week.
Mr.. johnson of the Item and Mr.
Soderlind of the Security bank, were
over from Seaforth Sunday.
F. W. Manthey, of the steam
laundry, has secured the J. Werder
house on Minnesota street for his
residence.
The S. J. Race house has been
leased to G. P. Chapman of the
Hayes Lucas Co., who now occupies
the same.
H. A, Baldwin and wife, C. A.
Luscher and wife, and Miss Bernice
Francois, returned Thursday from
Minneapolis.
The Presbyterian ladies will serve
a 25-cent supper at the church din
ing rooms next Friday evening, be-
ginning at $50.
Get fancy hat pin at the reduc-
ton sale at A. Asleson's jewelry
store Saturday, April 20th4 Engrav-
ing free.
Redwood Falls, friends Of F. E.
Child and wife of Wabasso will be
pleased to learn of the recent arrival
at their home of a baby boy.
Mrs. CT Howard went to Ro-
chester last week for medical treat
ment. Mr.. Howard has learned
that no surgical operation is neces-
sary. 4lt ,.ta
10 z.
The Morgan Messenger chronicles
a visit from Mrs. J. P. Cooper of
this city to the A. C. Schmahl home.
and of Rev. and Mrs. Nook at R. II.
Kempuon's.
Roy Tuttle's brand-new Albee In
dependent was received at this office
the past week, and is a neat SPACE
folio with paying lot of advertise
ments to start with. is,4I
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17

Allen & Sachtleben-Across Asia on
Bicycle.
Bailey Roberta and Her Brothers.
Besant- Children of Gideon.
Bjornson- Bridal March, and other
stories.
Burnham DIR. Latimer.
Carpenter Long Ago. in Greece.
Coffin Old Times in the Colonies.
Conner Black Rock.
Crane Right and Wrong Thinking.
Crawford
ay-Rainy Day Railroad War.
Dickens Bleak House.
Dillon The Leader.
Dodd- Healthful Farm House.
Doyle Micah Clarke.
Ewald Two Legs.
Fitz Problems of Babyhood.
Hill Pettison Twins.
Ingersoll Life of Animals.
Zenks- Our Army for Our Boys.
Jordon- Matka and Kotik.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17
LIBRARY NOTES.

List of books in the free travelling
library to be here for six months.
Adams Amateur Photography.
Allen Miss Cayley's Adventures.
Barr Trinity Bells.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17

Kaler- Minute BOYS of the Wyoming
Valley.
Linday-Panama, the Isthmus and
Canal.
Long-Madame Butterfly.
Miller First Book of Birds.
Morris Heroes Of Progress.
Nicholson Port of Missing Men.
Perry Flock of Girls and Boys.
Porter, G. S. Freckles.
Porter, Horace Campaigning with
Grant.
Seton-Lobo, Rag and Vixen.
Smith-Tides of Barnegat.
Slocum Fugitive.
SWEET Flying Hill Farm.
Tomlinson- Young Rangers.
lyman Handsome Brandons.
Warner My Summer in Garden.
Welles City Boys the Woods.
Whiteing Ring in the New.
Wiggin & Smith Fairy Ring.
Wister- Red Men and White.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17
Pure Blood

Is certain if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla
This great medicine cures those eruptions,
pimples and boils that appear at all seasons;
cures scrofula sores, salt rheum or eczema;
adapts itself equally well to- and also cures dys-
pepsia and all stomach troubles; cures rheu-
matism and catarrh; cures nervous troubles,
debility and that tired feeling.
Sarsatabs-For those who prefer medicine in tab
let form Hoods Sarsaparila is put up choco- M
as wen as III USUAL
liquid form. Sarsaabs have denticaly the
curative properties the liquid FORM besides WITH
of loco evan
oration breakage leakage Druggists promptly apue
by mail G. l. Hood Co.. LOWELL Mass. strengt
GUARANTEED under the Food and Drugs Act Jun
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17

Malcolm Clark departed recently
for Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. H. Charter, who has been
very sick. is improving.
& 14-Shoe drill for sale or trade.
Inquire offs. S. Castle. 1862
Mrs. Paul Mccoy returned Friday
to her home near st. Louis.
/ Pure Wyandotte eggs. Is for 81.
Frank Notion, phone 266. 37-2t
Twenty acres Of corn ground for
rent, by Ghas. Tenney. 1t
The Minnesota river is again pass
able at Morton and North Redwood
Mrs. j. E. Kiley expects to soon
join her husband at Watertown, S.
D..
II. M. Hitchcock attended ameet-
ing of druggists at Sleepy Eye Mon
day.
Herb Lauterbach visited relatives
at St. Peter last week, returning
Sunday.
Pair of fine rose comb white Leg
horn chickens for sale by /. N.
Tompkins. 37-2t.
F. l.. Carpenter was busy Monday,
removing bill boards from the site of
the new Palace store.
Gene Smith, son of Henry Smith
of Renville county, is now employed
at the Melges barber shop.
Messrs. Mike Lauterbach and Mem
no went to New Ulm Sunday, and
took in the band concert that even
ing.
Mrs. Jas. McDermot and H. Olson
and family, all of DeSmet, S. D.,
came Monday to take up residence
in this city.
Miss Leatherman was one of the
Redwood Falls delegates to the Sun
day school convention, who returned
last Saturday.
Miss Ovidia Asleson Of Dawson ar
rived here last Thursday on a visit
with the family of her brother, DR..
Asleson.
Mrs. M. E. Curtis and daughter,
Miss Ruby Curtis, went to ST. Paul
last Monday, and will remain for a
week or more.
1t is reported that the Minneapolis
Brewing Co. has leased the building
recently vacated by E. c. Thuer-
wachter, and will open saloon next
month.
Your choice from an assortment
of so fancy new hat pins, no two
alike. Discount of 10 per cent. at
Asleson's jewelry store, Saturday
April Goth.
Louie Jaehn,s who has been en-
ployed until recently at the Melges
barber shop, !. left for Springfield,
wherefhe will enter the employ of
A. J. Black.
Fred. R. Peabody of Pine River, a
resident of this place twenty years
ago., arrived hera the day previous
to his fathers funeral, and was well
coined by the older residents.
4 Have you tried sWeaonahs chick
feed, a complete ration for baby
chicks? Ring up Western Elevator
Co. Phone 1O8 8. R. w. 7Ziemer,
agent sI,ts, 37-3t.
PostmasterP ollard of Morgan now
handles. other things besides the
mails. A small female, weight Z
lbs., has received the stamp Of his
approval. ~ ~
i, Mayor Welsh was over from Nor
ton Monday, arranging to accompany
In. Tompkins to Illinois and re-
main in that state for a few days,
planning work for agents,
Rev. Ralph E. Clark, the gifted
and energetic Wabasso minister, has
received deserved promotion to the
pastorate of the Presbyterian church
at st. Peter, one Of the leading
churches of Mankato presbytery.
The A. O. U. w. lodge will in
itiate a class Of about twenty new
members. Monday night, April 18th,
at which time Grand Master Work
man M. C. Tiff of St. Paul Will be
present to assist with the initiatory
work. All members of the order
should try and be on hand, as Mr..
lifts address will be we'll worth
listening to.
The large attendance at the fun
II -
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-04-17

Mrs. @. X. Tyler. Burlington. Vt.
says: The cares of large farm, so
much to do and so little health TO do it
with, caused almost a complete break
down: blood poor and thin: no strength,
little sleep. Hoods Sarsaparilla gave
appetite, natural sleep, perfect health,
strength to do all my work. z
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
WILLOW COD
o.Dss0Aa AGAn $500 ~ k.eA
&eske = C0 - v~kiaGs
OsASr 10ni.e Nrvs

Last week whiIe work men were
engaged in opening drifts II the
Camp Bird at Bo~erm.n to take 90;
. hundred tons sa ,alliins ore. they
cru~scst the man vein about 3.sp
tssst down aud cat.e on rich streak
sd the saline yeilo~ gold that made
the camp fAmou. IN lsowerman $ ORG
InSl strike. The ore goes from So
. posnd mp. and native gcIi mug
Sets are visible ali thToagh the hest
pssce~ Nr. Bssas aud saI-r,sten-
deRt frsead are much encouraged
over the strike. sad u will reiave-
nate Bo~esman
The camp has plenty Of gold and
good sa'ne. ~heH capita! takes hold
Of them in the r,gL, way
After SIX years II .dIeness the
Rsdy Chsef will I,vol,kbiy start this
ssmHses A bond and Iss.e ha. l,sen
given by the o~DerX
Harry Crazy was IN Whitep.ne
the hr~t Of the week looking after
his mining properties, but saws that
there Is too much snow and surface
wster vet 10 commence work
Uncle Billy Rose, IVES in Saturday
having just recently come from
Somerset 10 work his prospects at
lso~ermsn. lie finds his Jacks gone
and sdvertises for them elsewhere in
this paper
Steve Day recently paid visit to
the Ajax and Hercules, two excel
lent properties NJ the East Rock
Mining 4 Milling company at SEQ
field. He is planning 30 commence
work as soon as supplies can he
taken in
Excellent ore Is being uncovered
in the Forest Queen, now extensively
worked under management of John
A. Lehrritter This famous producer
from which a million in ruby silver
was taken during the early eighties
never WAS worked to any extent be-
low the 240 foot level. The shaft is
nov being decpened and old work
iRG~, with their untouched low grade
ore bodies being opened for = mod
ern mill which the company in
charge will erect in the near future.
With the Forest Queen aud Ruby
Chief again in commission ut Irwin
this old camp will forge to the front
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
Sullen cath of on Timer

After being sick apparently, but
a few minutes, Ed. G. Norman died
last Sunday night about l0:45. Al
though ailing during the week he
had felt as well as usual that day
and eaten a hearty supper at Mrs
Warmers where he was stopping
He went to bed early, about ten
O'Clock WAS heard groaninQ, but be-
fore the doctor arrived he had ceased
10 breath. Some suspected suicide
20 that autopsy was held However
no immediate cause Of death could
be discovered.
Mr. Norman was born in Ohio
iift, years ago but had lived in
Gsnnison county for the past TWEEN
ty wears, passing his time chiefly in
the mines He had recently come
down from Sillsville intending to 80
to Goldfelds, Nevada. and had bar
gained TO sell his hors IS and harness
to c. Jacklin the next morning.
Funeral services were held at the
undertaking parlors Wednesday, but
on account of the autopsy interment
did not take place until the following
day. Deceased had many old time
friends throughout the county who
were grieved to learn of his death.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
The LII Oaepcl On

As result of the discovery of
wholesale shortages in accounts OF
F. A. Lilley of Telluride, who claims
to have lost the money At gambling,
Judge Spri0g Shackleford has ord
cred the lid screwed down tight in
the seven counties of his jurisdic-
ton. That includes Gunnison, and
it is generally understood that come
Saturday night. the knights of the
green cloth will fold their tent and
away to pastures new.
1t seems that LilIey was city clerk,
treasurer of the school diseFict and
of the order of Elks He stole fber-
ally from all three. Accounts as
checked for two years reveal $4,000
shortage and there are three wears
more to check over. 1t is under
stood that Judge Shackleford will
give the order his personal attention
and that other Judges of Western
Colorado will follow his example.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
ono OTY RauoeRuRAH
e.ai,G 10n.G Co. 4 0.asts
Cssck 0saAEs 70 ~ sn Cny
Ass AoA Tr.mmsiaRs
1pecisl Cor.eapksoAeoce

~ rsNWts400>G
The town election came Of Tues
day the llth and those IN favor Il
incorporating the Town of OHIO City
Came out ahead with the very sub
ssantssl ma jcrltv af IS TO s Thu. i
ccrtsiniy move IN the right d,pec
tioa and slows tina, We are q pro-
gressIve people The town 10 we'll
located and with push and sserev
snd all psllsAG taesthrs we css ssske
It . kDe hisk nisiaG csAp.
T. :. Kline Il ksa.ss City, No..
wss IN our towa . frv dave ii lssa
wssk tie 10 intssssted in mim,ns
property st Hancock.
Prank Frye of Ohio City pss~sd
svsy Saturday Aight and IVES barred
oosdsy in the to~p oessetsry. Fs-
nsssl services gill be held lsses on
Ar. Frye wss oes Of the old tinasss
here aud not only lssves . gsses ma
ny friends, but much sympatAy u
expscssed for the sorrowing vslativss
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
ing Csack 0ino
S<ss4Aanpiua CurvuaesnAsocs.

Wksts NJ t-sosn 10 CA fpr SDsins
creek thss season nearly dozen mi
aeTs are already pro~pectias in the
i'me contacts aud there Is conssoisr-
able ore ready T. SO out as .ooa ~
roads are IN condition.
j j laaay and A I. Dukeman
who have been mining here since
January, ar. out al Gunmi>sn thu.
week
Frank Stewart Is expected in 10
start work IN Iomes,ake basin ~
Soon ~ the snow moves. bot II look .
ten TO twenty fe-t deep up there yet
G. J and Eltert Smith o~n the
AeRIs grosp. near the Dctor and
half mile east the old town of Mo-
cow. Elt'ert is working to dsvelo p
tise~e prosasssnX claims.
A fosce of men under direction of
Commissioners u. l.. Miller is put
ting the coswty rosd in order, and
will soon have thss necessary thor
oSShfsre cIsared Of rock and the
debris Of snowsl,des.
The Annie 5 group of ten claims
lying . mile and = half east Of the
famous Doctor mine will be worked
this season. Owners are ID 7. Sapp
Tho~ Huxtsble and Geo. Hendricks.
There is considerable carbonate ore
ia sight.
Whether Geo Runtz. Aspen les
sss of the Doctor, intends TO work it
this season, your correspondent has
not yet learned. However three As
pen miners have Just come into camp
and their plans will be learned
in the near future. 1t seems shame
that mine which has produced a
hundred thousand dollars in rich
sand carbonates between grass roots
and lO5 feet deep should lie idle
with both lead and silver soaring as
As they are today.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
All Next Week

The Nye Dramatic company un-
der canvass, will play a week
engagement in Gunnison presenting
a different play each night. Mr.
Nye carries twenty people and the
company is considered the largest
and best Repertoire company play
ing these parts. Don't fail to see Mss
Day Dryso and her troupe of trained
pigeons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-14
ION CorTespOaAeooe.

/ AkessChampioa Csrrsspo.Asss<.
Wednesday, June IL
Crosby Bros recently received a
carload Of hay
. Thos Estes has been doing road
work in the vicinity
willow flies are out today and big
catches of FISH are reported
Miss Mauds Stevens spent coa-
. pie Of days at Montrose this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Mat Cavenangh are
now keeping house in their new
summer home at lola
Mr.. Douglass Of the Nevin Candy
Co. called at the lola store Sunday
and took big order for tsffy to sup
ply the tourist trade.
The water system at Sanford lei
gSers rancho is now complete and
working nicely. Water 10 Supplied
for the barns, lawn and houses.
Harry BsoAsr hes sstssned &c
vulcan after several days stay at the
Asrgelman home from which van
tags point he did considerable fish
ing in the Gunnison
Word WAS receive this morning
that Lloyd Carpenter was married
. last evening in Chicago to Miss
Eliza Mckee The happy couple
are expected to arrive in Cebolla
about the Is.