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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
Should Football Be Abolished

Many ssscber- and professors lest year de-
cited thss football should he stn,lisissi hut it
isn't going 70 he supprssssd Tor the sissple
son that there Is nothing Ia take its place.
Other games have NOT the vim aud dash that
the American youth. In medicine the same
arxus~nt can also h~ OAesed. Take hostettes 8
Stomach bitters for instance search where
you will you II hnd noshiax to take its pboce
when il Ia curing d. syepsis. ind lSestioa.
cost ivensss, pOor spysetite, bschinx. blDatiiaG.
kidney trswbles, vomiting heedach@, female ills,
colds or malaria, fever and sxue Our ~ years
record of catee proves our claim and fair trial
will convince yoa beyond ell doubt. We guar
sntee every bs,ttle 81 the genuine to he in &c
cordance with the pure fo,d and drug require
msats Insist having the genuine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

AeOCAA0otao CaoBsaDoo1uoB-
Wednesday, 0cs l6
Thso. DAVIS has 6n,.hed csssaaG
has graaR
Nrs. John Marshall visstsd Ass.
Tbso. DAVE Monday
Grandma Pennington wss . viais-
on at the i.ia,oa ranch las, ~ssk.
Nm. II. =. Trsm< is epjcyiAe .
visit frosn her mothsr, Mrs hsaaay.
I'd Miller Is out If school tbs
~cek helping harvest the spsd crop.
Potatoes are rolling out Of The
ground at a grea, rate In this coa-
munity
Nate Redden. Ne,a and Ruth Mar
shall were visitors at the Walker
home SUNDAY
A motor cycle uIth two sssa
aboard PASSED through here lsss
week, being quite q novelty 70 ~
''haysssd kids
A communication from A. +.
Webb, formerly Of this place. Row
Of Dean, Montana, sssses that h. 49,
seriously injured in . haytsld acci-
dent lev weeks ago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

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A.s Maud TaylOr kss sss~s.sd
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too y. -
A jaaly ds.csAG psssy ssJeysd
tk~sssslss. Ass~sdsy saGhs - the
ko~ghsoa hall
The tslsy,knss hsss csc si.so~a
co@ple.ed and sooa sh~ hello e,ris
will t~ doing service.
Mrs. In. Hsxby and Mrs. j X.
Walch en,ertA,ned their fr,eads 1t
~h.s, "Wednesday evening
Nrs Geo. Tayior lett Monday for
a months visit with fr,ends in ben
yer Mr. TAYLOR viii Join her in a
few days
H. H. William. has dlspo~ed If
h,. stock 'i goods at Crystal To r.
j T,schhauscr aud will devote all Of
has time to his Marble store.
The ground 10 te,ng cleared for
the Colorado Nuie Marble companys
new mill which is to be built near
ti.e one which 10 now running The
company has secured an immense
contract from Cleveland, Ohio. for
marble which will he put in the
Csyshoga county court hoase, TO be
built ut q cost ot three million dol
lsrs
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

s. B. Hartman and family and
Ed Creighton left Wednesday for
Denver, the gentlemen intending to
20 on to Kansas City with a trsinlosd
u fat cattle which will he shipped
Sunday. There are 400 cattle in
the shipment, which will b nadc
~<0E~A s. the stock having
been driven up from Black nssa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Csaslseaa OQQinR
kewsChaaptOe CesvespOoAsace.
Wednesday, Oct. %.
r. ID. Mckee wss . Osnn,son wis.,
iaor Monday
Mn A. Zweifel visited her dasgh-
toro in GunAison this week.
James Shsrrard hes been very
sick the pest week but is better
Mrs G. A. Partch is seriously i'll
but is reported better ut this writing
DIR. Sanford Ia. had his hands
fell up in this locality the past
week.
&. s. officials were up in their
special train Friday looking over tbs
track.
Several of our ranchmen have
commenced baling their hay. Lots
Of first class hay this year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

NewsChamptOa CorreoOoo1eoOe.
Wednesday, Oct. go.
VIM. Banks vent 10 Denver Tees
day 20 remain . week.
John Risse made q trip TO town
Tuesday returning aame day.
Mr. and Mrs Sellars have gone 10
Redstone to visit their parents.
Sheriff Watson has taken q few
days lsyoh 10 transact business.
Mrs.. Steve Killian and Mrs. Elmer
BotteRkeld went to Gunnison Mon
day returning the same day.
There will be masquerade ball
at Mt Carbon hall Saturday night.
All invited TO = good time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

We will have for sale several
thousand pounds of the famous
WISCONSIN No. 4 oats Price for
seed purposes, S2.25 if. taken at
once. Parties wishing any Of those
oats should leave their orders with
us soon, as seed will be ready for de-
livery this coming week.
THE GuNNIsoS HARDIN Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
Cwnnison Cosatv High Sehssl
~s-Champion CorrespoAAence.
"Wednesday Oct. %.

Chester Pittser, Ginger Linton
and Edwin Miller who. have been
absent are again in school.
Mrs. San Hartman of Maher. and
Mrs. Henry Knoll, Of this city, were
visitors at high school this week.
The boys have begun earnest prac-
tice now in foot ball ttheir meet
ing for organization they elected
Lawrence Stone for their president;
Ross Blackstock, treasurer; Anthony
Comstock, secretary and VIM. Bryan
captain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
vulesa

kews-ChanpsOa Correspondence.
Tuesday, October %.
J. L. Dempsy and Ed KeIso drove
70 Gsnnison Saturday rstsrning
Sssdsy.
Mn. Harry House, of Pueblo, 10
visiting her husband at the Turner
property.
Mn. Eva Rineberger and Miss
Nellie Tyrer drove out from Gunni-
son Saturday.
Jesse Phelps with II. p Mergcl-
mans team is doing the hauling for
the Good Hope.
W. II. Turner is engaged in haul
ing his winter hay. He has the new
sir compressor on the road.
Geo. Denoon, of Springfield, Mass
VAS in camp few days last week
looking over the Good Hope.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
Oxe, SSoekei O vaesas -
~1eies

We find ourselves this fall over
stocked ON certain STYLES Of wagons
aud buggies, and they must be
turned into money. II you are in
the market for either a buggy or a
hrst class wagon, you will learn Of
something to your advantage by call
ing and examining them.
GEO. EASTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25
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@unA - 80

moved to good advantage. in fact all
classes Of feeders aud stockers found
a ready outlet At satisfactory values
The car situation was some~ hat ser-
,ous early in the week but later uaosr
cars were available and about every
thing got oct and OF the close the
wards we're pretty well cleared.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Glenwood Avslsnch John Wslch
- down from Marble Mr. Wslch
Gays everything is beins pushed by
ths marble company. and they will
have . Thousand men at work there
this winter. Their is such demand
for marble that it will take many
wears TO catch ap.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

The Gunnison and Ohio Valley
Threshing company received their
new machine last night and will
start threshing at Anderson's and
the fair grounds plot first. 1t 10 q
Garr-Scott machine from Richmond
Indiana, and is q beauty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

The Susie Cattle 4 Horse Growers
association is working IN . trainload
shipment Of stock from Denver TO
the National Stock show TO lie held
in Chicago in llsosmber We hope
Gannisoa fat cattle will be repre-
uented in this com petition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

D&Oor Suo0o O
Wednesday. Ocs lG.
The Gold laakssM ssass The Lei
taking ost oss foG tkssr Hs~ Rill
Tke Axsses~ Il OAso csuak ssw
bringing in . nsDbss Il 6se dssr
n. Lsss6eld. Of the Lasks. 10 in
6.l,da this wsek attending the odd
Fellows Gssnd Lodge
The Ielzoss- Ress,ck kss cut . -
iach veia II lsad and iron sslphids
in the ss~a side tunn&.l.
J r. CsHpbell. ex-6ve chief 81
Pseblo. i- doiag ssssssnsat ~ork @
bic claims in Known gslch
Cl~yence Adams
Furniture and QseonswAre Tele-
phone No "a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Mrs. A. II. Knoll has issued in
vitations for . card party at he,
home this afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

The death of Henry W. Anderson,
ar old timer of Marble, occurred
this week at Phoenix, Arizona, where
he had recently gone in vain hope
that the climate would alleviate his
tuberculosis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

For SALE-Two milk cows, two
yearling steers, one young heller
cali, two tons baled bald barley hay,
one sofa bed, one graphophone and
disc records. Call on or address,
Mas. j. l.. Wise, Vulcan, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Secretary Of State C'Connor has
again called the attention of the
stockmen to the effect that many oi
the brands which they are using
have not been recorded and that
many OF the transfer Of the brands
have also not been recorded. The
secretary Of state is very DESTROYS
that all brands be recorded and as
. result 10 sending out circulars to
oil the stockmen urging them to re-
cord not only their brands but their
transfers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

believing that there are many
men in the west who are desipous OF
knowing how to shoe horses in the
best possible manner, and who wish
TO obtain the greatest success in
their chosen calling, there is being
offered by the colorado Agricultural
CollsGs At F. Collins, for the first
time the coaing winter . cosrss in
farrisry. in which will % given .
scientific and practical training ex-
tending over . period of five months
each during two years, which will
thoroughly prepare men in this i'm
portant work. The course will open
November 4, 1907, aud will continue
for five months the first year, clos
ing on March %, 1908; and for the
same length of time the following
wear.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Frank Howbert, internal revenue
collector, and party of friends are
camped at Rainbow lake in the West
Elk mountains.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

A. X. and Miss Maude Stevens
were visitors in the city Tuesday
from lola.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

An old so.d;or writes about
ARIOSA Co1!eo: "Yor coffee
is The bes. nd r;;ca7stcofEe Ice.
dEaak s;ncc | left tie corice, fi.o7--.
81 uasa I received yer e0i-Se
yesterday. A sa.&os ,--o.s' G.,
By IL tasse. and .ha WY :. II. Ia
feel and vo.sid soo--- > -.
ks bead ih-2 n.i,,orl = CO..
AsbucAes' ANCo-A Ms t. L.
r5,sed. p.ckaeei c5sfca. r-cLaso! f.:
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Castle are getting in fine condi-
s,oU for shipping aad shortly nighiy
train loads IL fat stock will he NOV
nag from the Gunnlson country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

Prices are holding up we'll. the
sessnss hay crop has bsea hotter
than usual, and our ssockAasn are
feeling good over the outlook.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-10-25

average cos. pc pound. nd e,ahis =
to eva yoa ho.ics ouGce eo yor
money taa you can by = ~ oiLr
w:y ihcro "a more psck.eo 4
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an al Tie cher CuSue p.rA,p
combined.
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The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
A SPECIAL SHOWING OI

chased a gasoline engine for.use in spraying lis apple orchard. and began work Wednesday,. Spraying is flow being done for bitter rot which Is said to have already made its appearance i'll some orchards.
 One man brought two loads of apples to Springdale Tuesday and after he had received his pay stated that he got almost as much for the two loads as lie re- eeived for his entire crop last year
 Home grown tomatoes are on the market, se ling at 15 cents per dozen
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
Meigbborbood Hews.
 BLEWFORD.

July 2. Laurence Anderson is sick of typhoid fever.
 The directors have secured Miss Iris Thompson of Fayette- ville for our teacher for this term of school. It will begin August 2b
 We think 1t very hot here with the thermometer 1t @, but some of OUT northern people are enjoy ing the weather at 102
 Will Mustain and Alfred Ar thurs have been hauling brick for the lime kiln at Elm Springs.
 Mrs Thompson's folks and Mrs. Hinshaw have returned from the berry fields.
 Asa Mustain js at F't smith holding down the job of street car conductor.
 Mr. and Mrs. Oda Neal were visiting in Goshen last week.
 Sarah Thompson is quite sick again.
 Dock Neal's baby Is very sick  with cholera morbus, but k some better now.
 The hands are working the road east of Elmer Hollands leading to Springdale
 Will Mustain and family spent Sunday with relatives at Logan.
 We are needing rain very bad and crops are suffering for rain.
 Our Sunday school hasn't re- ceived their literature yet through some mistake, So Bro.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Gilmore gave u> an interesting talk on the Lords Prayer yester- day.
 John and Rates Thompson are contemplating goiag to the In- dian Territory to work.
 Uncle Isaac Rice of Bright water was the guest of Elmer Hollands folks recently.
 Blake Baggett and Ernest Helestern, both medicine repre- sentatives, were 1n the neighbor- hood last week.
 Sam Bolton has gone to the Indian Territory.
 John Burnett has shaved his mustache off and George Vernon has committed the same crime. so Ii you see some stranders on the public highway observe closely, 1t may be them.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
 ELKINS.

July 22-Mrs. J. NJ. Brooks and daughter, Mrs. George Dun lap visited the formers sisters and brother this week.
 Miss Ida Simpson left Monday for Mound City to visit D. A. CootS.
 Miss Bertha Rough and Miss Sarah Brownson are visiting friends this week.
 Mir. and Mrs. Fuller spent Sunday night and Monday with the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. D. L. Hood.
 School will begin tue first Monday in August.
 Nolie Robbins and Miss May Hall were married July ,. They will make their home here.
 There were quite a number of visitors 1t Elkins Sunday attend ing the basket dinner. Bro. Harlan ef Clarksville came with Bro. Mcclure and preached Sum day at eleven. The young folks gave a good program in the afternoon. All report pleasant time
 Misses Jessie and Rofie Stok- enbury went home with Bro. Nc Clare to visit at Joplin, Mo.
 Elkins will soon have ! new depot as they are working on 1t now.
 The two children of Mrs. Belle Wilson of Gentry are visi- ting friends.
 BRowNRYED GIRL.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

suming almost edt load eat Il day. Godfrey X Son, who are operating the factory, have con- tracted with tie growers III this locality for from 5000 to 1000 bushels of peaches. but at present are receiving most of their peach es from the Van Bureu section, A. H. Peters the buyer for the firm. now being down there. The factory k at present giving employment to ninety women and fifteen men. but as will be seen from the advertisement Tn this issue more help IS wanted. Later on the factory will work on tomatoes and apples.
 A war on apple prices Is being waged at Springdale and from $ to ss.50 per bbl. Is being paid for the best varieties. At these prices someone Is going to get burnt. Fayetteville News.
 We presume this Is an excuse offered by the Fayetteville News as to why Springdale buyers are paying more for apples than Fay etteville buyers, but if Fayette- vile is beginning to 'sqaeale this early iu the game what will 1t be before the season closes Bring on your apples to Spring dale. and if anybody gets burnt 1t won't De the man who sells apples.
 The dry hot weather We are now having in mighty hard on corn. but 1t is good on the owners of peach orchards as It k IT. pening the fruit nicely and en- ables the growers to get the fruit to market in good shape. It IS not causing the apple grow CTS any uneasines>, as the best crop ever grown ln this section was few years ago when the season was uuprecedentedly dry. It has also been fine for wheat threshing, so t will be seen that no kind of weather can be fur nished that will suit everyone.
 The apple season IS now open ing iu full blast. Harris X Claypool have begun buying at their ware house near the depot and w E Brogdon X Son have also opened their ware house and are now buying. There are a number of other buyers in town. The price now ranges from s to 5 per barrel.
 ". B. Brogdon recently pur-
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
In testimony whereof wit

The Bentonville base ball team played in Springdale Tuesday and " ednesday. winning bots. games, the first by score of 16 to . and the second II to s Hamilton was in the box for BentonvilIe in the first game and Sweeney the second. Webb Long offietated in like capacity for Springdal 2 the first game and Frank Rader in the second. Numerous error> were made by both teams and t Is doubtful If half d dozer earned runs were made during both games. The games wert witnessed by very small crowds
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Through the agency ct Dod- son X Renner you get good in- surance as they do not represent anything but the best Old Line Stock Companies with assets of SIS. 600. GOO. 0O
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

This k the season of the year for windStorms and cyclones, 50 keep your property covered with tornado insurance. See Dod>on x Renner.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

W. C. Ownbey'> soda fountain continues to be the popular re- sort for Springdale people who enjoy all kinds Of soft drinks. Everything that goes into Own- bey's drinks k of the best
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Do Tou want piano. Then don't buy one that is being ship ped from place to place, but buy from your home dealer and get good goods tt right prices.
 G. N. kp1a4n
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

w G Ownbey carries tle fn- est line of fishing tatkte to be found in Springda.e Every thing necessary for the fisherman. including hooks. tninno4 >rins, lines, reels. poles, tackle boxes. minnow buckets, etc, ett Ii you want to really enjoy gour next fishing trip get onc of those steel rods which hej> ,elI- ing at ridiculou>ly low prices.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

B. F. GrabiIl'S studio, upstairs in the Graves building, will be open every Tuesday and Satur- day until turther notIer. [.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Best grade coai oii, to every body. l5 cents per gallon, at Farmers Gnion produce house on Mill Street
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Just received direct rom the factory some new pianos and or gans. Come ia and get price. Honest goods tt honest prices.
 L.. N. kennan.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
FORSALE.

One horse, one horse wagon, farming implements, etc
 J. S. F,WALT.=
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Take your prescriptions to N. C. Ownbey. wl1o makes spec ialty ot thi> business. Nothing but pure>t and best drugs used and prices a> laW a> {, consistent with materials Used
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

When you want ice from Elem ming phone RaIstons grocery store. No. 89.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
ICE

Yoa can get iee at Parrot x Joyce It >a:ue old stand ttfe com ing season, delivered anywhere in the city. Cat, -S waea you want ice. PARROrr W JaYcF.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
FOR RENT

Three room residence mic north of town. See C 5. ga- baugh.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
Railway Time Card.
WANTED

In Sprlngdaie. Arkansas. cold storage. electric Iight> and water works. L |.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

It will pay you to see J. T. Masoner before you sell your poul- try and eggs.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Fox SALE oH TRADE Fight room. two story house, big lot, good well smoke house. cellar. barns. etc Well tosated See Bert Lewis.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Hogs, Der Ip....=- -.=-#-=---..==. ==.=.3( Cdttte. per 10 ..... ...=.=.=.. , ( Lard. per lo ..z...=z.#. l0C
 A. M. Reed and U. J. Gltiett spent Monday at ' an Burtn looking over tile peach situation down there in tile interests ot the Peach Growers Exchange at at tat. place, and D. E. Richer and J. C. Gerig were also down there dr>t ot the week picking ap pointers. They report that fifty and sixty ears of peaches are being shipped from there every day. and that fruits stack ed up at tie loading platforms gong to waste on account ot the railroad companies being unable to supply sufficient cars to move 1t. There l. also shortage of ise and sone growers complained of not being able to secure enough piekers. As result of all this some inferior peaches are being put on the market and as natural result the price has been forced down. Most of the peac hes now being shipped from Van Buren are on consignment. The lowest price >o far received by Van Buren growers ls SI10 per crate.
 The Peach Growers Exchange began loading peaches Wednes- day, using the house of the Ser ry Growers Association. II k estimated that ttty will ship fifty cars during the season. The orange pack will be used in pack fng all peaches, and Mr. Morris, an expert from Florida, Is here te instruct the growers as to how to pack and will probab bly remain through the season. Some of the growers have their peaches taken to the shipping warehouse in bulk and pack them there. Mir :. Morris k stationed at the ware house, and as growers come Tn are given lessons in tile art of packing. Peaches packed in this manner are said to carry much better than when packed as ap- ples and look better and conSe- quently bring a better price on tt,e market. U. J. Giilett is the inspector.
 kimmons, Walker X Go. are now buying apples for their evaporator and also tor vinegar purposes They expect to start their peelere today, and are now grinding vinegar stock, and when they get things to running in good shape will employ about 100 people. They are paving : r cents per bushel for vinegar stock and 20 cents per bu,hel for apples for evaporating purposes. kimmons, Walker X Co. recently perfected d deal with the Okla homa Vinegar Company of Fort Smith and ship their cider to the latter company where 1t IS manu- fPctured into vinegar Kim mons, Walker X Go. will con sume about 5000 bushels of ap- ples per day in their cider presses. The canning factory is now
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
LADY COMP0SITOR

wanted at the News office. Good wages. aud permanent place to right party.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
FOR

l5 acres, 94 of mile out. Aii in fruit, good well, barn and , room house. See (. 5. Umbaugh for particulars
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
N WANTED.

Ladies to pee peaches. easy work and good pay. We have ninety ladies at work now mak- ing good wages. Ask them about the work. We will work on tomatoes and apples after the peaches are gone.
 {. H. GODFREY X SON. operating the Canning Factory.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Six basket Peach crates to sell cheap. Sea " B Brodgon X Son
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
FOR SALE

Good young milk cow with calf.
 BLAKE BAGGETT
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

A good sized photograph o1.o0 per dozen 1t the photo tent, Springdale
 CUTE X BEELY.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

See my new line of ladies $500 shoes. A l., Srnver.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
BREAD.

Delivered anywhere ln the city when accompanied by order tor meat or ice. PARRoTT & JoYcE.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

loo acres III Summer Co. Kan. All good land Will eXchang for fruit farm.
 J. :. EwALr k Co.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

One rubber tired bugy. , Co- lumbus runabouts, two seated carriage, one bran new Spaulding double buggy and one set new carriage harness.
 w. L. STOKES x Go.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

SmYer will sell you clothing without aaF profit. Com and get priees.