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Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-11-08
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HssVsC hanptea CorrespoaAeDce.
Wednesday, Nov 5.
A. j. Clark WAS in our midst
Ssadey for . few hours on bust
Deos.
Mn. A. +. Hay accompanied by
Niss AcCampbell made plessa N,
Trip 70 Dubois Sunday and returned
~ sss.e day.
Frsak Holt has returned to Spen-
CT and has bcen very busy of late
kaiaAiag his annual assessment
wusk. All Haines is assisting him
Two unknown beings resplend-
essly clad in bright red sweaters
passsd through Spencer this week
cassing wild excitement for the
tinss being.
The guy wires to the smoke stack
Of the Headlight mine have been in
= bed condition for some time but
wore frightened and put in shape
Lest week by Messrs Holt and Hay
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-11-08

Wednesday, Oct. 20.

Wednesday, Oct. 20.
ID. J. Campbell and J H. Rogers
were Gunnison visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Theo Davis and sister, Mrs..
Downey, were Castleton visitors
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kelly drove
over from Crested Butte Wednesday
returning Thursday.
Aesdames Allen and Evans were
down from Floresta Tuesday, the
gSests Of Mrs. T. P. Nesbith.
Miss Annie Frew arrived Satur-
day from New York city called bv
the serious illness Of her sister, Mrs.
G. A. Partch.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-11-08

News-CAaapAos Correspondence.
Tuesday, November ).
Mr.. sud Mrs. Lehrritter have re-
tucoo1 from Gunnison.
Sspt. Allea with Mr.. Risse are in
towa today from FIoresta.
Phillip Prsssler made a business
"Trip hess Saturday from Mt. Carbon.
G. A. Russ and A. c. Miltonber-
aer heve returned from an outing
Dear 0uani son.
Niss IAsra Pounds, of Nontrose,
tsocAss IN THE district, 10 giving
a0od oaeiofsction.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-11-08

What is especially hurting the
cattle market N the fact that the
packers and commission men can
secure no cash with which TO buy
stock. However, in q few weeks the
people will be getting pretty hungry
for beef and We may reasonably ex-
pect prices to rise to nearly their
old level. Our stockmen are keep
ing a stiff upper lip, and this con-
tinued fine weather is helping out
amazingly. Stock still fingers in
the high hills and continues 10 fat
ten on the sweet, succulent bunch
grass.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-11-08

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sour mouth. coated t.sseue. hsul kseatA-
are weak aud easily tired fss.l depses-ed
aud dc-gross'eut. have frequent headaches.
DIZZY attacks. gavin ~ distress in ssesa-
sce- cos-,ipascd 70 irregular bowels. sosss
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Apy~.tI;e. the>e sympsoass. 90 any coasjs1es-
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Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-11-08

NewsChampion Correspondence
Wednesday, Nov. G.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Templin a
ten pound boy.
Dave La Plante is drilling on his
lasd. Hope you strike coal, Dave
Billy Templin was suffering from
toasilitis the past week but is better.
Mrs. WEIGH was here visiting rel
atives but went TO Gunnison Mon
day.
A grand masque ball is scheduled
for Mt. Carbon hall on Saturday
evening, November 80.
Sept. Driver left here last week
70 take = similar position in Alaba-
"a. Ills successor, Mr.. Hutchinson,
came from Trinidad.
Sheriff Watson has resigned from
his position and moved his family
to Gunnison. Mr. Jones from Rock
vale is pit boss at present
For SALE-Two milk cows, two
yearling steers, one young heifer
calf, two tons baled bald barley hay,
ose sofa bed, one graphophone and
disc records. Call on or address,
MIS- j. l.. WISE, Vulcan, Colo. =.
WANTED-Local representative for
tGsnnison and vicinity to look after
Neewals IN increase subscription
list Of . prominent moathly maya
Eine, On = salary and commissioa
hasis. Experience desirable, but
so& necessary. Good opportunity for
night person. Address. Publisher,
Box So, Station o, New York. q
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Tsssdsy, Nov ).
Ne. ". A. Wlllis ard .Mlss VII
6a0s wsse Crsssed Butte shoppers
GuA.sds.
6as~ass Rider and Miss N2sde
Ses>s vss~ shopping ia the eoaniy
!ssA Friday.
H. box sac,sl aud dance II the
GnAnA Aossr Saturday evening Vas
~ ssssaAsd.
Hssuaa Hayden and mother re-
susasA neAAsy frosa I,ovelaad after
. s~o sssks say.
Essnk Co.sssock is making .m-
psOssaseas % his ranch by cover
~ ~ Awslhas
M Bossea6eld and grsnddaugh-
~, Aiss L6stls. visited Mr. and Mrs.
". A. Wills Sunday
Mo- EaHa Lucero and Anthony
CooaAsck, Who are attending school
= 0anaisoa, visited their parents
osA~sdsy s.a SSndsy
Correspondents are requested to
10 tine their letters as 70 surely
0acA tLisolsce "Wednesday or before
TIA hey ere sure Of being printed
tAst wesk. Thursday evening we 60
- pssss sad there ia always danger
Il rush II news at the last moment
which will crowd out all but very
inpo, tant happenings.
Gunnison news-champion. [volume] (Gunnison, Colo.) 1905-1932, 1907-11-08

Mrs. W l.. PER-, and T.. c. Ever
ly came from the Cochetopa Tues
day, the former to secure bunch Of
forty cattle which Jerry ORegan
purchased for her This will make
about 100 head which Mrs. Perry
will feed until late spring ON Coche-
topa wire grass. BY Nay they will
be butter fat ON hay alone, and will
bring high prices.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Tuesday.

Fishing Tackle at Whipple's.
]. d. French, OF Wayne, Nebraska,
was here Saturday. Mr.. French likes
Canon so much that he may decide to
come here to live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sell will leave
tomorrow for an extended western
trip. They will visit various points
in Oregon and California. They ex-
pect to be gone three months and
perhaps all winter If they find the
country to theid liking.
Mrs. G. ]. Gray, of Chicago, Is
spending the week with her son, A. R.
Gray, of the Y. NJ C. A. Mrs. Gray
is returning from a visit to the Pa
cific coast.
The Salvataion Army will have
special meetings next Thursday and
Friday night in the Cumberland
Presbyterian church. Major and Mrs.
Harris from Denver, also Captain
Harris will be here All invited.
Miss Celia Bowling has returned
from a six weeks visit to her sister,
Mrs. John Squires of Fort Collins.
She also visited friends in Colorado
Springs and Denver.
John Driscoll, of Boise, Idaho, for
merly of Nebraska. visited R. G. Nes-
bit last week. Mr.. Driscoll was much
surprised to find SO clean and up-to-
date city out here in the west
Fritz Reynolds, Willard Cleghorn,
Ted Harding. A. A. Pope and Frank
Bunton, got away Sunday on their
Century motor car run over Colorado.
they went to Denver for the races.
From there they will follow the fast
steppers to the Pueblo and Rocky
Ford fairs and will return after taking
a tour of the southern portion of the
state. Certainly they will have an en-
joyable outing.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Never So Good As Vow.

The above has reference to Bobby
Fountains big company that appears
in Canon City for one grand night per-
formance on Saturday. Sept. Z. Mr..
Fountain has passed the point of COM
petition and this season sees the great
est and grandest effort of his career.
His rise in the theatrical business un-
der canvas has been successful be-
cause he has always been on the alert
for some new production, and has al
ways given the people what they want.
This years production is entirely new
and entails the expenditure of $50 1000
to produce this great historical pro-
duction of Jim Bowie and David
Crockett, or the Heroes of the Alamo.
Fifty people and four horses are used
to produce this mammoth production.
car load of special scenery is also
required to correctly stage the four
acts. The company will produce this
great play on their own portable stage
of enormous size in order to have
room to work around the great
amount of scenery required.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Saturday.
Hammocks at whipple's.

Cut prices on all summer shoes to
close out. at Davis 426 Main.
H. E. Champion. of Montrose. was
among the business callers in town
this morning.
William ]. Lindenberger and wife
have gone to Glenwood Springs for a
few days rest
W. G. Boyd, who has been in busi-
ness In the Harding block, has moved
his store TO Holly. Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shearington, of
Princeton. Ind. have been in Canon
for several days. They are registered
at the St Cloud.
Henry Brandon and wife and neice.
Miss Funkhouser, of Albion, visited
in the city this week. They have gone
to Salt Lake City.
Wilson Tanner. son OF W. Z. Tan
ner of Beaver Creek. while swinging
over an embankment Thursday. fell
and broke one OF his arms and dislo-
Gated the elbow He was taken to
Florence where a physician set two
broken bones.
Among the out-of-town students
who arrived In Canon City this morn
ing were Miss Myrtle Eggleston and
Rolla Beach of Cotapaxi and the two
daughters of Mrs. A. p. Sandy, OF How
ard They will attend the South Canon
High school.
Old time residents from Missouri
who have studied weather conditions
here say that the cloudy weather Of
the last ten days pserages an early
winter an unusually early frost. Sew
eral days before the clouds obscured
the sunlight the grumpus made its
peculiar noises at night and the two
together Is said to be an almost sure
sign of an early cold snap. This is
not encouraging news to the gardeners
whose stufY will be nipped by the
frost.
The j. NJ. Bartlett Real Estate Co.
has opened n new office at 606 Main
street. The new quarters are cozy and
centrally located. The company will
be glad to see both old and new friends
at their new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Bethel, Jr.,
and son Geo. W., III. returned yes
terday from a three months stay at
Buena Vista. II will give Mr.. and Mrs.
Bethel great pleasure to again meet
their friends at their home. sos Pike
avenue.
The Eastern Star lodges of the Grip
pie Creek district will hold basket
picnic at Dale on the F. c. G. r. r. on
Labor Day. Canon City members and
their friends are especially invited. F.
& C. C. train leaves Canon at s a m.
Round trip SOC.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
western Stock Show.

The classification and premium list
for the Western Stock Show to be
held in Denver January 20-25 next. II
just out This is the third annual eI-
hibition and the premium list indicates
larger show than ever before. This
year while the show is national in its
scope and competition is open to the
country, special provisions have been
made for the western breeders and
feeders SO that they will have just rs
strong chance at the money as ever
before. The show association is hang
ing up about $4,000 and the specials
amount to nearly as much more The
Western Stock Show has been one OF
the greatest educators for Western
stockmen and it is doing splendid
work in developing the live stock in
terests of the West Every stockman
should be interested and should en-
deavor to enter something in the ex-
hibit.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
A Melon Cocktail.

These are delicious if served ice
cold. Take small spicy canteloupes
that have been thoroughly chilled over
night. Cut out circular piece from
blossom end, large enough to allow
the removal of the contents. Scoop
out the seeds and stringy parts. then
carefully remove the pulp. Chop
coarsely and quickly return to the
shell, sprinkle ever SO lightly with
grated nutmeg (omit nutmeg If you
do not like it,, pour two or three
tablespoonfuls of cleary honey over the
melon and heap spoonful of whipped
cream, ice cold, on top. Serve at once.
The melons may be prepared and
cream whipped the night before and
both kept very cold until morning II
breakfast must be prepared quickly.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

maidens of his own land were seeking
relaxation from the cares of servitude
in the festivities of the dance. Not
pausing to discriminate between Hull
da or Christine or Hedda, the bonny
prince clasped a buxom, fair-haired
maiden in his arms and went spinning
about the floor. In this spontaneous
act the wholesome fiber of Wilhelm
and his genuine personality were
brought home to the American people.
One is where we all met" the prince.
One touch of nature makes the whole
world kin.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

The well-appointed bath room of
the present day possesses many of
the advanced ideas in sanitation. 1t
requires flesh brushes, nail brushes,
hair brushes, sponges and anti-septic
soaps, talcum powders, etc., and such
articles as will readily suggest them
selves to the refined housekeeper.
We always keep full line of such
goods, and we handle none but the
best qualities. Let us have the
pleasure of your next order. The
Palace Drug Store, 6O1 Main street,
Phone IS.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05

G. s. Bilheimer, secretary Of the
state committee of the Y. NJ. C. A.. is
in town this afternoon comforting with
General Secretary A r. Gray of the
local Association relative to fall work.
Mr.. Bilheimer was formerly general
secretary of the Association here and
he has many friends in Canon City.
Mrs. Kate B. Hills returned today
from an eleven weeks trip to the
west. Eight weeks oof the time she
spent in California. She returned by
the northern route, stopping in Port
land. Oregon, for several days. She
stopped at Olney, Colorado, for her
son, Clarence. who spent the summer
on a ranch.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
SIDEWALK MUTTERINGS.

1t is always difficult to do business
with a man who is fifty or hundred
miles away, for the reason that it is
easier to lie by telephone or tele-
graph than to a mans face.
visiting girl is just as likely to
fib a little about the number of par
ties given for her as man who goes
fishing is to tell whoppers about the
number of fish he catches.
There is something new invented ev-
cry six months that makes one won
der what there was in Bible days,
outside of boils. on which Job could
win reputation for patience.
When an article is lost, and the ad-
vertisement says a liberal reward
will be given, don't expect too much.
When a real estate man advertises a
ranch within a mile of town, and you
go out to look at it, look out for a
long mile.
A man returning from his vacation
should not expect anyone to listen to
his story of good times unless he
brought back a present costing at
least 50. Souvenir postal cards. sent
to any audience.
Some one should establish an inter-
city clearing house for the disposal of
the clothes belonging to the dead.
Relatives do not want to see any one
wearing them, and consequently when
there is a death. the moth lets. out
her corset and prepares for a good
long feast
The politicians are all rushing to
Taft, but they would all rush to Fair
banks tomorrow if they should hear
the presidential backing. None of
the politicians who have been bowling
for Taft care anything for him, or
know of any reason why he should
be president. beyond the guess that
Roosevelt is for him.
Years ago George NJ. Pullman, the
sleeping car man, built model
town" near Chicago, and named it a
Pullman. He intended to make 1t a
model city for workingmen, and 1t
really possessed many advantages.
But the town has caused the Pullman
family nothing but trouble, and now
tne tOWu is 10 DeCOtle like any otuer
town. Its houses are to be sold, and
the model features will disappear.
A Canon young man is sore be-
cause he is so easy. One of his boy
friends recently borrowed IS from
him. The creditor heard that the
friend with the IS intended to leave
town and he went to the depot to
demand his money. This Is part OF
what he got handed him: do you
know. old man. ri never forget you.
You're the only fellow In town who
had the decency to come down and
see me OF, and you dent know how I
appreciate It. You're the whitest fell
low I ever met" Did he ask for the
money after that? Well, We should say
not.
The incident OF all others connected
with the social pageant Of Prince VIII
helm at Newport. In which the public
IL most Interested, was his stolen Wis
Il to the Swedish ball. where the hand
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Social and Personal
Ragsdale's
Real Estate
BareainS.
Thunday.

Notary Public-W. B. Rowland. t3s
: Main 0t.. Record once.
Miss Livingston has returned from a
short visit with friends In Pueblo.
We are headquarters for The Best
School Shoes. Davis. the shoe man.
Lowell Bailey left yesterday for q
several weeks trip to eastern points.
Mrs. Will Smith left today for an
eastern trip. She will spend some
Mrs. e. +. Grey and children. OF
Greydene avenue, have gone to Den
yer for a two weeks visit
Rev. J. NJ. Dickey and wife OF Cripple
Creek. are in Canon City for few
days stay. They are registered at the
st. Cloud.
A plum tree Is in full bloom at the
home OF Mrs. Humphrey on Macon
avenue. II is attracting quite a lit
tie attention
the local schools. has returned from
. delightful summer vacation which
she spent at Buena Vista.
The trouble with fools-and we are
quite numerous-is that We refuse to
learn valuable lessons that are as
plain as the nose on a mans face.
Every once In while a man admits
that this seems to be his week for do
ing foolish things: he could claim 1t
truthfuily fifty-two weeks In year.
The Gen. Marion Chapter. Daughters
OF the American Revolution, will meet
at the home OF Mrs. Greydene-Smith.
Tuesday afternoon. September 3rd. at
- p. m.
NJ r. Dickinson OF Granada, Colo, is
here for couple Of weeks visit with
his son Grant Mr.. Dickinson ST.. was
formerly a resident of Canon but has
not been here for flve years.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
Friday.

Donald Likens, of Canon. has re-
turned from a two weeks camping trip
at Cassell's. A party of friends from
Denver were with him and very en-
joyable time is reported.
Mrs. Hardy Sayre will leave tomor-
row for various eastern points where
she expects to spend about month.
At Wheeling. W. Va, Mrs. Sayre will
visit her mother whom she not seen
for twenty-five years. She will also
stop at the jamestown exposition. lat
er going to Columbus, Ohio and New
York City. where she will visit num-
erous relatives. Mr.. Sayre will &C
company his wife as far as Pueblo and
may join her at Columbus, Ohioo. on
the homeward trip.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
The National Hymn.

(By Dwight W. Jones.)
My auto, It's of thee,
Engine of delivery
OF thee l sing,
Car for which | have sighed,
Car that its makers pride,
Let all that wish to ride,
Full oil cans bring.
Ny touring auto thee
Car of rapidity-
Thy name love.
| love thy repair bills,
My frequent fines and spills"
Result of pace that kills.
do. my Jove.
Let chauffeurs levers seize,
And we then take our ease,
In tonneaus strong.
Let smells fill up our wake,
Let all that breathe partake,
And then their silence break,
With curses-long.
The Automobil,
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
MednesdAI.

The best prices and the best treat
ment is at Davis shoe store, 426 Main.
C. E. Shower of Parkdale. was among
the business callers in town today.
Tom Warner has gone to Boulder
to resume his studies in the Univer-
sity there.
Mrs. A. R. Gray and son Arthur
arrived yesterday from Chicago. Sec
retary and Mrs. Gray will live at 923
Rudd.
Colorado State Fair. Pueblo, $500
round trip. Sept 9, 10 and IL. good re-
turning on or before Sept. IA. Rio
Grande.
c. W. Talbot has moved from his
home on Lincoln Park to the house
formerly occupied by Mrs. Cone, at
i2i River street
Miss Mary Webster will go today
to Flagstaff. where she will take a po-
sition in the manual training and do
mestic science school
r. ]. Payne leaves tomorrow for
visit with his daughter at Holly. Colo.
Mr.. Payne will visit various points
In Kansas before returning TO Canon
DR.. Wallace and wife have returned
from Denver where they have been
several weeks. DIR. Wallace went up
to have an operoation performed for
appendicitis.
Jack" Eeles has gone to Alamosa
for two weeks fishing trip.
Denver round trip, Sept 1S, is, 10.
good return on or before Sept. %.
$5.55. Rio Grande.
Chas. Lyons. who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs. Ned Cramer, and
mother. Mrs. Lyons. has gone to the
Western Slope for few days. Mrs
Charles. Lyons and children will re-
main here several weeks.
Don't Worry: Just Hurry" Col.
ID. X. B. Sellars will be home tonight
on No. 2. And il the Colonel doesn't
start something it will be because
there is nothing left to start.
Attorney Edward Stinemyer is back
form a camping and fishing trip on the
shores of Hermit Lake. He was with
a party OF friends from Silver Clin
and reports a very enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sullivan. of
Victor have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Richter on Lincoln Park. They
have gone to Tennessee to spend
few weeks with Mr.. Sullivan's father,
w. p. Sullivan.
John Maupin. of Tennessee Pass.
spent Tuesday with his sister-in-law.
Mrs. Peter Richter. on Lincoln Park.
Mr.. Maupin was returning from Chi
cago where he had been with several
car loads Of sheep.
Colonist rates west and northwest,
to hundreds of points. at $500 and
less. one way We are running line
of first class tourist cars to Portland,
San Francisco. Los Angeles and inter-
mediate points with out change. Board
the car at our depot, get OF same car
at destination. On sale daily during
September and October. Rio Grande.
First Church of Christ, Scientist, of
Canon City, cordially invites your
self and friends to attend lecture on
Christian Science to be delivered by
Mrs. Sue Harper Sims. c. s. D.. at the
opera house Sunday afternoon. Sep
tember s, at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Sims Is
from Atlanta, Ca. and is a member of
the board OF lecturers Of the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
Mass. Admission free.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-05
The Moon Of Goldenrsd.

In the Moon of Goldenrod,
All the land with languor fills,
Dreamily the cricket chirrs,
Drowsily the locust whirrs,
Ceaselessly the katydid,
In the dusky branches hid,
All the night long shrills and shrills
In the Moon of Goldenrod.
In the Moon of Goldenrod,
Every grass blade on the lawns
Bears its cobweb streamer fine,
Shimmering in the hazy shine;
Fairy hammocks,, spider-spun,
Lightly swaying in the sun,
Dewdrops jeweled, grace the dawns
In the Moon of Goldenrod.
In the Moon OF Goldenrod,
Orchard branches, laden all,
Droop to touch the orchard grass.
And the harvest winds that pass
Pluck the fruits that mellow there,
Purple plum and yellow pear,
Filling them to the lap of Fall,
In the Moon of Goldenrod.
In the Moon of GoIdenrod,
Palely blue the asters blow;
Here and there, amid the green
OF the sumac thicket seen,
Autumn's crimson banner tells
That summers citadels
Weaken to their overthrow,
In the Moon of Goldenrod.
All, the Moon of Goldenrod
Butterflies go drifting by
On their gorgeous painted wings,
Lovely, idle, aimless things
Careless they that Summer goes.
Needless of impending SHOWS;
Lovers of today-as l,
In the Moon OF Goldenrod.
Marion Warner Wildman in the At
lantic.