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MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS.

What shall we do with our ex-presi-
dents? Perhaps Africa can solve the
problem In at least one case.
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Shakespearets expression, "Duller
than a great thaw," is about the only
saying that perfectly describes the
editorial inspiration one feels just at
ter the close of a political campaign.
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An experienced advertiser in news
papers says: Don't advertise if you
are afraid. Nothing is so fatal to the
life Of an ad. as a timid sponsor. The
faint hearted advertiser is like he
uneasy hen that hasn't patience to
sit on her eggs until they are
NATURALIZATION and Publisher.
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President Roosevelt was evidently
mistaken in assuming that he could
use other labor leaders to strike an
ill-tempered blow at M. Gompers In
a social way.
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Our Hot Blast Heaters use less fuel
and II less in prpice-Enterprfse
Hardware Co. 1874
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DR.. J.. Atherton was here from Dex.
ter yesterday and went back last
night.
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Now that Arizona n New Mexico
are both safely anchored in the Re
publican column, there can be no ex
cuse for withholding statehood, but
then
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There seems to be a great deal OF
uneasiness among the Republicans
as to Mr.. Bryan's future. Mr.. Bryan
has always taken pretty good care of
himself, and the Record believes he
will continue to do so.
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quaintance with all the great men of
the past forty years.
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Former Senator e. w. Carmack, of
Tennessee, who was killed in a duel
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Notice.

All laundry work on and after the
18th of November will be strictly
cash. A. J. WITTEMAN,
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A. Smith, of Hagerman, ven home
last night.
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Proprietor Roswell Steam Laundry.
1874.
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A STATE.

From Ell Paso News.
The returns on the NewfsMaGico
election conclusively prove that New
Mexico is. by a lareesmajority. IN Demr
ocratic territory. There were humid
reds OF Democrats who voted for An
drews impel1ed to do so by their frst
desire, which is to obtain statehooS
for New Mexico.
In the returns there is nothing but
forcible encouragement to New Mex
fcofs Democracy. and when one views
the situation, showing that the party
Of Jefferson has only been conducted
in a half hearted impulsive manner
and fighting against tremendous odds
at every turn, the observer can more
Ereadily see to his own satisfaction
that New Mexico will be a Democrat.
ic state.
Now let Andrews and Governor
Curry deliver the goods and give lie
statehood, and we believe the Demo
Gratis in New Mexico will meet the
Republicans at Phtlippi In due time
| and in better trim than they have
lever met them before.
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Ed Howell was up from Hagerman
Yesterday and went home last night.
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The college professors n preach,
ers who advocate intermarriage of
the white, black, red, yellow and
brown races, are already happily mar.
ried themselves to women of their
wi race. and would probably object
even to their own children following
their advice about marrying negroes,
Indians, etc.
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The statement yesterday that En-
peror William had scored one on
King Teddy was too hasty. An early
dispatch stated that the emperor had
gone up in a balloon; but later in the
day, after the inside of the Record
nounced a fake and had to be killed.
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Public Notice.

Public Notice.
In the Probate Court of Chaves Coun'
ty, NewcMexico.
Last will and testament Of Rebecca
Abney, deceased.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that there
has been filed in my on1ce, for pro.
bate, an instrument Of writing pur.
porting to be the last will and tesla,
ment of Rebecca Abney, deceased.
Notice is further given that the
Hon. +. T. Evans, Probate Judge, in
and for said county and Territory.
has fixed Tuesday, December LIST,
1908, a the time for proving the said
will.
Witness my hand and official seal
on this the goth day O October, 1908.
(SEAL) f. P. GAYLE,
Clerk of the Probate Court In and for
Chaves County, New Mexico.
(Nov. 3. 10, I'D
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
HAVING -
flFSt-ClaSS Passenger Accommodations.
Private Dining Rooms, Electric lights, ETC..
WILL LEAVE
smyrna Landing and Pier 4, Arch ST.
Wharf, PHILADELPHIA. as follows.

Al Necessary-DAILY LINE - Steamer
Frankie on Alternate Days One Hour
Earlier than Brady Schedule.
Telephone No. Arch St. Wharf--Market 45OI-A
'ConsHmer's Ice Co.'s Wharf, Chester.
Smyrna times., 1908-09-02
The British Drsus

1t is absolutely true that the British
public goes to the theater to be amused.
not to be instructed. 1t considers that
1t pays its money to be amused, and it
sullenly resents the presence of any
powder in the jam. 1t is when this atti-
ude changes that the great renaissance
OF the British drama will arrive.-Lon-
don Graphic.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Mid Day Fire

About one O'Clock Tuesday fire
was discovered in the wash room
aud store house adjoining the H.
c. Herrick property 1t evidently
caught from stove IN which a fire
had been started to burn old papers
The house Is two blocks from a fire
plug aud considerable time passed
before enough hose could be laid To
reach. Citizens meanwhile kept the
main dwelling wet by a bucket brl-
gade. but the hydrant water arrived
Just in time, for clspboarding on the
north side wall was ablaze. Nothing
could have saved the st.re room. Ia
1t were a new typewriter, and other
material. the whole figuring about
$500 loss aad no insurance. Mrs
ilerrick W., 4aits badly burned. one
arm AMI uer right ear being sc0rch-
a..
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Hew tke CIse;sss Fsurth Will be Cele.
beaael n The County

Good people Of the town Of
Marble will hold grand cele-
ebiation for the Crystal river valley.
For prizes. $500 has been raised.
Ohio creek and Upper Gunnison
valley folks will hold their annual
picnic at Harry Linton 5 and a big
bunch from Gunnison and vicinity
are planning oh an outing at AlmOnt.
In fact most all the summer resorts
will have something going on,
dance or Pic2ic or a fish fry.
Horse racing and other attractions
at Waunita will make that ever pop
ular resort, the Mecca for surrounding
communities like DOYLE, B1wcrman
and White Pine
Crested Bn te people will have
a ball the evening Of the third under
auspicious oi the fire department.
\ dance viii be held in Gunnison
on the night Of the fourth at Wood
man hall
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
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h~rs~ste D.. tssrse- ewss,ss st t.ssssars-p
ss~ssa kx~scs~e- ~ es1ss.a~,a Csssnty HNA

n~s,~sse y rssr.e- esrs.,.s st f.ssars.se
..~sa A.~su'se- a t'sass.a-'n esssn,, aSa
scsss-oi
Nhat IL the mission @, our
schools To foster education IN
is infancy and Law bread foun-
dat,oa upon which to build And
~hat u education, Education Is
a harmonious development of the
human faculties. an unbroken uni
ty. extending from earliest child
hOsd to extrcae old age II dis
covers to men the moral and relis-
,oss duties they owe to God. to
their country and to all mankind
Thr church vas the mother OF
the schools aud to- her fostering
care alone do We owe their estab-
lishment The spirit ct Chris
tianity has led to tl~ founding ct
sches,ls. and colleges. to the uni
vcrsal spread ot education. to the
u,liftlng of thu individual. " In
has been sad. Bv His doctrines
and by His deeds in and with His
entire life was Christ the teacher
and e<iucaeM of humanity. -
Thr history & oar American
sCls<.ls trgins in the MasssChu-
setts COlonv. Snsall grammar
schsrDls, az latin schools, as they
were thea called had leen estab-
lished at An earlier date. but the
FIRST college. Harvard. was estab-
lished in 1910. Thus our fore
fathers early realized the inpor-
tanCe II schools. They had come
to these shores for freedom Of
thought, and they realized If they
were to establish colonies Of any
Iermanence, their children must he
capable of independent thinking.
Especially was this true in New
England where the lure for gold
was not the magnet which drew
drew men hither, but higher pur-
p0se and a nObler ideal; where the
aim was spiritual and intellectual
rather than material. The result
of Puritan training and schools is
seen to-day, not only in New Eng
land, but it has permeated every
section of our country.
Following Harvard in 50, Will
lam and Mary college was estab-
Continued ~ secOaA Page.
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A1As,.,s Iyvss WedlI,s

Friends Of Miss Anna Tyrer viii
be pleased to learn that Monday Of
this week at Cheyenne, NyominG
she was married to Mr. Ralph DE
Masters, prominent young mecl.an-
ic of Denver, which will be their
future home 1t was double we'd
ding, two mutual friends being mar
RED at the same time. Mr.. D5-
Masters parents live at Colorado
Springs and the bride is popular
Gunnison girl, to whom her many
school mates and friends here wish
much Joy in welded life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
WESTERN SLOPE OOanlERQAL
CONGRESS s ORGANIZED
Raaaess Ma AssariaAis.s = VeAnn Caim.ds Teens
UaAe n C1.Asd Rsdy hchaAss Vakrys a Co.,
sm I'D Csaad

Cr~.sssd Eutte. will lre ent.tled 10
. wee pre-sstss, - . member 81 the
bossd oi dsressass sad to have hive
delegates pEe~est st the n~At meet
ing.
oaly tao cusaasIttee~ have ~ far
bsea provided ios, one GA ire,ghis
aud man i2ctarers consisting Of %
G. Skinner, IL J BAIRD, " ;. Whin-
nerv, A. j. Dickson with Fred q.
Enery Of fzon,a; aad another ON
Advertising and Psbiic,sy coas,ss-
ing Of %. &. Sk.aner, IA. j. baird,
~ r. Lake Of GunRlspa. Horace
Mama of Rifle and Chss. r.. Cher
rinS,oa Of Grssd Junction.
One oi the lssl acts before nd jo~rn-
ing was the adoption Of the follow
ing pesolstion. which 10 not oaIy VI
iatevest 10 eli western slose coast,ss
but will d,rsCtly benefit Gunnisou
by several thousand dollsrs yearly.
Resolved, That the Western
Slope Cosssssrcisl Congress- favors
the sppo.ss.ssat sad ssp~rvi.ion Of
tbs water cosnmissioaeru Of the state
BY tie state eakiHser and payment
for their services BY the state and
rscossasnds tie sHsctDsat OF salt
able lass TO this end by the next
IeGislsasse."
TLsssday niGht Of the Congrss. a
banquet WAS rendered by the citi.
zens of Delta TO the fifty or nore
outside delegates. and proved q very
pleasant social affair. That evening
a number Of booster speeches we're
made by Rev Horace Mann Of Rife,
A. J. Dickson Of Glenwood, +. ID.
Catlin Of Montrose. Judge Ming of
Delta. Senator belong Of Grand
Junction and others.
There is y wide field for work for
SUCH congress. The earnest busi-
pess men Ut it's head see that there
yin ~ 1svks1s n sssk. slss rail.
-, ~ sssseP<ssstsa tuesvssisrn
70 tnuescurrd - we'll ~ the sale
guarding OF. interests by Legislative
action. The agricultural interests
are by no means the only ones to be
considered Immense deposits OF
coal are being opened in the Psonia
and Somerset districts and these
sections are very enthusiastic over
the prospects OF another railway or
rather the completion of a branch
that will considerably shorten the
mileage and lower the FIRE ght rates
to market centers. Other localities
have mines producing gold, silver,
copper and lead. These operations
can be materially increased by the
cooperation of the Western Slope
congress. There is certainly a great
work to be accomplished and should
the work be carried out along the
lines already proposed then in reali-
ty will the valleys of the Gunnison
and the Grand become the empire
OF the west
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

i. l.. Owen was conducting a
mercantile business at Sareents.
W. II. King of Iowa, purchased
the John Mcdonnell ranch at Sargents.
Rev. L. w. Elkins married Bern
hard Nelson and Miss llllda New
man.
James Nee placed 900 beef steers
on his range at the head OF Spring
creek
From 1900 to 1900 pounds of
milk was being received daily by
the Ohio creek cooperative creamery,
under management OF !. Il. HInkle.
John Gordon. county assessor re-
ported the valuation OF Gunnlson
county as S2,749,lS6. There were
1857 horses in the county and 500
cattle. We can beat that several
times over in l9OS
Harrison and Morton was the
republican national ticket. II. G
Olney, editor of the Review Press at
Gunnisau was Colorado delegate TO
the CAlcago convention. Harrison
was uuininated on the eighth ballot.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
CATTLEMENS DAY PROGRAM
eA ek,A. ~ - N

llW-Novtjty Race thrssa-luMrtcr mile. walk
"~e.third: tros "ne-thrd and run "ne-third
II the distance,
First prise, oi5; second, $40; third. o.
lss.-bars"s'"e. Feeding ofmsin herd at court
house.
ltW-SIeaking.
man to have five horses; change each hall
mile; each rider allowed one assistant nj
each end of track; rider to change saddle.
First prize. 80. second, &k, third SN
243-Hing Race. First prize fI5; second. elo
a15-stske Race. First prize ol5 second, elo
4:Oo-Buckiug contest; free to all.
fir-t prize, ss5 second, e2o
aoW-Potato Race ON Hor-sback. Instructions:
To consist OF horus.sack with sharp
gAd ls'k~ SIX 10 srve" foot hong. Two
aresa, owe uf wisirh ~tN contain the pota-
tors. Participants IN race will ie Fv-Iuffed
to take potato fro" ONE box with hi. xad
pole. ride to the other box and deposit his
potato. The party depositing the largest
prize, First prize e10 second 80; third. - 10
9:0D-';raad Ball at Ia Neta.
swEErsrAkE PRIZES
For best draft 3 year old over, mare,
gclding stud, elc
For best draft year old mare geldng or stud, 10.
For best draft yearling. II"
For best draft sucking colt, 10
For best standard bred or coach horse year
or over. mare. gcdiug or stud, 10
For best year Old, mare gclding or stud, 10
For best yearling colt, ~.
For best sucking colt, !"
For best exhibition street Of driving. trot-
ing coach staliions. 10
For best herd OF five or more horses of any
breed. bred and raised In the bounds of
this association, 10.
SPECIAL rHlZEs
" A. Gillaspcy offers service fee OF kcota Bril-
limit for best year old of his get also
for best yearling and for best smoking colt.
The Guunison County Iercheron Horse as-Oci-
alton offers service lee of Bledor for best =
year old. best year old. best yearling. and
best sucking colt ol his get.
The Coach Horse Association offers service fets
OF IIeiios for the best year old. best wear
old. best yearling and best sucking colt of
his
other special prizes to he announced.
Al committees viii appoint judges for their
spcCtive events
Adopted uniform for the COW boy parade will
he n white hat. black shirt with brand
worked in red handkerchief. blue overall-
1t is earnestly requested that all stock mpn.
old and young, take part in the parade.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

\ step forward 'n promotlnG IA
eres,s 81 the We.sern Slope ei Colo
rsdo was taken at Ihelta Thursday
and FRIDAY ls~, shen thirtsea cosu-
mevc,s! bodies irosn a. many css,e~
and towns met aud fsr@ed sort Il
grand lodge for mutual t,sssebt Ii
WAS called the Westera Slope Com
mercial congress, IN fsct revival
II the old time organization, started
by such early Gsnui.on boosters as
J. NJ. Fssler, A. B johnson. A. NJ.
Stevenson aud others
ANY tosu ga the Gann,son or
Grand river watersheds shlch hss
q commercial association has l,seu
invited TO Join, and Of the twenty
three named. thirteen were repse-
.en,sd BY eli the ~sv from one TO
tive deIessts~. MAJOR r A. Sksss.
II. W. Endser aud II. r. Lake Js
were delegates from the Gunni.oa
Chamber Of Commerce.
The idea 10 a. stated in the con-
stitstion:
TO promote . friendly feeling
a,noag the several cosnMSRitie~ u
the Western Slope. to cooperate in
the building up Of the vsr'oss in
dustries Of the territory, 20 dev iss
ways end sne&ns for developing
the resosrce~ ana fornslste plans
for better advertising Of the reso0rces
Of the western slope.
The practical plans and details Of
this will be worked out ~ occasion
arises 1t stands To reason however,
that the organization can do more
effective work for getting settlers.
for securing freight and passenger
CONCESSIONS from the railroads. ior
boosting snch enterprise. as will he
for the common good and for layiag
the ghost of dissen~ions aud dsst,ord
than could single one Of the bss'-
Esss a.sociatinss alssse.
The coaapitgeioa WsS~ooAisoosssy
adopted aud provides for member
ship of any town organization upon
payment of $40 fee Such town or
ganization is then entitled to five
delegates at any meeting and 10 a
vice president upon the board oi di-
rectors.
Officers chosen were O. G. skinner
Of Moutrose as president, II J. Baird
of Delta county secretary, aud {. G
Parks If Glenwood treasurer The
vice presidents named are as follows:
Delta. T. N. Seaton; Cedaredge, Roy
A. Downs; Gunnison, H. +. Lake Jr.;
Paonia, f. f. Huifey; Lake City, w.
5. Whinnery; Olathe, \. f Wortman;
Montrose, j f. Kyle; Grand June
tion, Chas l. Cherr'ngtou; iiotch-
Kiss, j Walter Lee; Rife. Rev. llor-
ace Mann. Crawford, W NJ Foster;
Glenwooi Springs. A J. Dickson;
Eckert. l.. +. Hubbard
Any new organization Joining. Tor
instance tie Board ol Trade ol
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Notes Aksxt Cattlemen's Day

All the committees have special
plans, which News-Champion will
be able to publish more ia detail
next week. However. we can an
nounce that the committee on deco
rations has called a meeting for Sat
urday, July 4th at the city hall to
take up the matter of decoration and
cleaning streets and will discuss
them with the city council. This
commltte will also assist with the
fish fry. for which over a thousand
fish have been secured. The com
mittee on exhibits will classify and
furnish judges for horses and cattle
Quite a number OF merchants are
offering special premiums for agri-
cultural and stock products. Of
which a complete list is not vet fur
nished.
\ special souvenir fish postal u
being printed in large quantities Tor
distribution az the Denver conven-
ton, and those willing 10 help can
secure them at this Office or by see
ing W \. Gillaspev. secretary
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

lV'Vs-Cowtss,ys parade.
The parade will form in psc Tspschi
SveaWe we~t III EastMan's hyssy )nble
The order oi t's parade viii i'~ = 2Nvs:
Al cowmen and boys who have -. o4iar-
ted uniform, arr placed at the eeo1 - the
parade. rhs~e riding with .sAln, neNt;
small boy. and girl. taking par = e,sde
The stallion Hedor and hi. ~ - be
fourth. The stallion. keot. nrt.ns and
his get. fifth The coach stslstsso. soi-.
sixth and other stallions slss 49, with
their get, will be placed im nssAsas1U Vow
,Hs @.' ,a's.%;: 's:%: "... ..., :s s:srs .na
society nnats, next. Ridicuoss CO and
.:s. s., nm ~ iss ~ e:,s @ o: - rsscSi s ., s- 's
t~sre lo.s 50 ~. $500 .sr
- ss:.ss n 3 S<aEsss ~ ~; 4. 4 1s.sa =. =
..;..r .:s.ss a. ~ ] s.csyt trs G es.soy. and COW,
exhibition ride. cosscwding with
ll:Wp-tlundriile ON Horseback. in front OF band
stand.
1o.UD-Fish Fry
In all races more must be entercd
a:o1-Isoys Pony Race; all horses over las
hands are barred, First prize. s2o second slo
2:3)-Half nile Race heats; free for all catch
Weights best > in
First $50; second, $40 third. sio
3:0o-I.adics race quarter-mile dash any style,
First prize, e5, second $40
4:O0-Ex xhibit and Judging Of best double team
turnout, First prize sl5, second. $40
Exhibit and judging best single turnout.
First prize, $40, second -
Most ridiculous rig or turnout
First prize 81 second -
a:OO-t'owboy Race. Nothing but GuunisOn
county horses or those owned by menier-
OF the association, to enter, nothing but
Cow horses used on the range of this
sociation and cowmen's saddles viii be
allowed in this race. and no one but "a mem
ber of the association will be allow ed to
ride. First prize. S20; second. ST.
1.:;o-tOwmen's = Gate Race. This will consist Of
opening and shutting five gates ON horse
back First prize SO second. $40 third. 81
G:;;D to 12.oo-Street carnival.
PROGRAM SECOND DAY. JUIN T.
a:10-Foot Race. First prize. Slu -econd. :,
1o.VO-f;rand Parade of Premium stock ana
prize quadrille. All stock winning prizes
will he required TO take part in this parade.
ll:QN-lBoys and girls pony race. quarter mile,
all horses over II hands barred,
First prize. xl5 second. Sl0 third. s.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Fishermen Wanted

Ia order to make the fish fry on
Caitlemeu Day a success. we must
have 4 large number Of trout. ANY
one who viH volunteer his service
u catch fish for the occasion please
notify aHy member Of the committee
W. H. CoRUN,
Chair Fish Fry Com.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

For camping ont. get YOUR cook
ing outfit at Clarence Adams. kniv-
es, forks, spoons, kettles, pots, etc, 20
suit the occasion and the purse.
Camp chairs jus. received at Claren-
ce Adams Furniture aud Queens
ware Store, Scott Block, Gunnison,
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Notice

am preparing to leave Gunnison
Tor the remainder Of the summer
and viii clean out my stock Of mill
inerv at incredibly low prices
Mrs. w. ii. YATES.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
J TWENTY YEARS AGO" .
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>hnrdi Gidd d-Qtntut1nee h' fprgDt,
4 nd usrcr brought to MINI
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Fer Sale

Six room brick cottage; cellar
bath room, plumbing all in, good
barn. Small payment down, easy
terms on rest.
HENRY +. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
OFF fer Big Convention.

Among those planning on seeing
the big Denver convention ara Mr.
and Mrs. u. +. Sapp, Annie NJ
Downev, Mrs. \ II. Il Crooks, II 7.
Lake Jr f. j. Sampliner. Mr
and Mrs. J. \ Lehrritter, p J lIur-
ley, Henry f. Lake, Clarence Adams
and family, Mr. and Mrs. II. 7. Fer
guson. Jos. Blackstock. J. NJ. Nc
Dougal. NJ f. >moot. W. ". Noil-
\ NJ Thomas, \ X. Stevens, J..
Neinbcrgcr and others.
There viii be quite a delegation
from Crested Butte. Most every
one figures on going over Saturday
the Fourth. to take IN the concert at
tie auditorium Sunday evening. and
a special car NAV be arranged for the
Gunnis1n county crowd. Half fare
tickets will be sold the 4. ; and 6.
To the hremcn. ueiChb1rs and
friends. we wish to express our sin
cere and heartfelt thanhs for their
prompt and effective work in saving
our home.
Nh. AND MEs. II. c. HEREIcE-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

For SALE-Twenty head of good
blooded horses, including five well
broken teams. Inquire Of W. b. Me
Donald, Doyleville, Colo. 26-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

Mrs l.. T.. Gavette and children
arrived Wednesday from Salt Lake
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
BUSINESS LOCALS

Want ads and announcement. under this head
cents a line.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

COAL, COAL. COAL.
Parsons q Fergus on
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03
Jap-a-Lse
Fer Flssrs and Furniture
ne EnAner Lsnber C.
Eggs For Sale

Ask for quotations
NJ. j CREIGHTON.
9G-3O Hill City, Kansas
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

DeiIcIOus Ice cream sundaes and
sodas served at our Fountain and
the finest of American crushed fruits
used We can also furnish ice
cream in large or small quantities.
80 cents a quart; SID a gallon
Gazette Bros.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-03

On Cattlemen Day, a good
hearty lunch will be served at the
Burnett building on east side Of
Main street, by the Ladies Guild at
pc. Come and bring yourfriends.