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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
Sdlrcflidlcr WprS.

NDorlotte, N..G., ~. Septenl.
Der. - Sri. Gpntbia Norman, weldye
III Der NGbe oicicr Staot rpobntc,
ipltroe belltc nit ourdidnittenem
&alS onlAeiunoen. Sic lebte nod
n1to CAB Onrd 3eiben 5l p%srlteben,
oaB ein NroBer meiBcr Mom Die Sbut
b%e9allgell. SarleS ApcrS, Elm Wie-
tber tbrcr Vtltter, miIroe barauf per.
boitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
'Spl; fir Enpicrbrci pcrnidJtct.

Guebcc, ~. September - Del
Den @olobrGnocn in 9eollcc-G ountp
lino i'm 2nllfe oieicr Mohc Willioncn
&loftern bon Sol5 fir Sol5brci per.
niftet mor0cn. Ger Srt @ceoon
mar gcitcrn ifmcr bcoro6t uno fonn.
re crit nndl beroiiGen Nnitrengungcn
gcrcttet per0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
Sampfcr.G uaiiOn.

San TranciSco, ~. Sep.
TENDER. = Cie Sanoelsb0ric erbielt
Geute elm Selegromm bon Seattle,
mcldJcs beiagt, oaB Die Gampisr
.Gbippepa" mo Sentinel" beiltc
Worgeu nm 9 llbr g~egeniiber Dem
Saien i'm Nebel coaioirten. Ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
SDotlid,cr Stur,.

EittSburA ~. september. -
gel ciilcm Teri,ld), ein Senitcr bcs s..
Stodlpcrfes I'M Qualifications. 8ebGll,
DC" 81 idlieBen, perlor Sermam q.
Stuli, ein 80 Sabre alter Webl- II.
@etreioc- Wafler, oas 8leihgeruiht
mo iiel aui bas Srottpir binab. ST
muroe allgenblidlih %getootet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13

Srau Sobn @armim, Die nabe
Sails Gillagc, Cont. mofnt, mrn5 &c
BON ibren A~ngcb0rigen mGbreno Ger
p%erganaellen ISOLDE 5mcimal fir toot
gebalten. Sn beioen 6dIen ermad)te
Die 6rau aus ibreln ibeintooten 3u-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-13
fit Sort

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nnangcnebmcn llcbcrraidMng
bcond)t.
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Spittmatiidc Nerpod)ung Ser
ofii5iea ON Sen @otDerneltr &C.
ri6teten Goltio6cn ictt lGngerer
3eit. r-rGie @GQWmni0ine Don
cinem Grpcrt2n bGr9citcat. -
Ter @oi,uqrnellr o6 OeS GorioQs
5uriidbaltcno. - Grei Ntonn &c.
to0tet uno elmer oui iultuocrbart
Weiie cntfommcn.
Sca @irt, M, ~. Septem'
Der. - Gin Geriud, ocn @ollperneur
Sort Don Ncm- Scricp SIT crmoroenL
murOe oonf Scr @adinmfeit Ser
EoItbeamter Derbiitet, lueld)e inter
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lcr geididt 5IIanmcn9eIteutcn Cont
binntiou bon Eulpcr, &u0cln unO
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sen m1re.
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lang.
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bill 81 mohell, I'M 9ltlanticsG AM
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trodcn 5u lcgeL icbr peritinlmt.
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beS @puperneurs uno oeobalb mllr.
Sen ollBergelu0bnlidc GoriidtsmuB.
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begriinoet mar. s. ipar cine rihtigc
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tc. Son Altsieben mar iic primitip,
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m0bnlifcn @e9c gcoiinet morOen nj.
re, iic liher EoO urlO &crOcrbcn i'm
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Ter Nbienoer Bate Der Moif)ine
etlid1e Gnpieritreiicn 6clgeiiigt, auf
mcldcn 9clhricbcn ItanO: Bite,
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Sc%rGnoerlung Sbrer Yoitamtsooreii'
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Sortcbrrulocn iiir Die Eriiiu1g Der
un Sen @ouuernrur aOreilirtcn Eoll.
lodrn getrofien.
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Evening star., 1908-05-10

II AM sorry said as to 60 but I'm too
i old old to lend myself to such a conspracy, ..1
suppose you are. she sighed
| sat down Immediately. I'm not, | said
She silent.
. | meant old in experience.
One can't go fitting at every social windmill one
sees l complained.
Beverly Harnsworth isn't windmill. she OBJ
jected: he's toad
Still see reason why should step OF him
II You man OF spirit
I'm not" | said.
8 He has told most outrageous stories about YOU
And about YOU.
:" His latest is that intend to divorce Jack
. Is there any"
No. there ism t..
Too bad!" | murrnu-ed I'D hail hoped it
true
That was very wicked OF YOU. Mr., Sherborne" "
Perhaps it was" admitted: yet can't
As was saying quite agree with you that Beverly
Harmsworth should be exterminated; but believe
re I'm not the do it. What you want. my
dear Mrs. Vermilion. a sort OF modern Don Quix-
Il might get Freddy Atherton.".
= said Don Quixote. not Don Juan
Freddy is little OF both
: He wouldn't do at all
And you would That the cruel part"
Why not enlist Jack: | asked
One can't enlist ones husband; besides Jack
Is rather fond of him.
That's the worst OF it" | SAID III it wasn't
fo- his unfortunate habit of spreading malicious
gossip. Beverly would be fairly decent sort .
Yes. And if my grandfather had been 4
horse. might have been a Derby winner.
Il believe you would l exclaimed ,dmringly.
. hate ifs she said
They unsatisfactory, | admitted; but
hat is to do! =!
Do. If l were Il man.
Another it,, objected
Il woman's if is different, she declared
I'd like to know what Beverly has said about yo;;
lately make vindictlve.
1t isn't what he has said about L n modern
enough not to care.
" wonder if YOU are
Perhaps I'm not. But his latest story about
Linda Topham and Frank Rhoades is too atrocious;
| love Linda and | m fond Of Frank
= haven't heard it.
You won't hear it FROM ne
Evening star., 1908-05-10

New York S an extraordinary place.-its like that
to appear the manager of the hotel where was stop
ping got nasty. and if hadn't shown him my letters
and drafts. believe he would have turned me into
the street. What put me right Lady Stanleghs
letter a Mrs. Van Eraaken 1t WASH gunmed
dye see. and the beggar actually opened it. After
reading it, he instructed his clerks give me every
thing wanted but by this time | in a bit of
wax. and I'd have left his beasty hotel only didn't
know where else to go
It's rather bore t. look seedy and feel fit While
ID plenty of linen and all that sort Of thing. my
clothes getting shabby and my boots were 4
disgrace; for Id nothing - do but walk about ye
see The manager of the hotel had offered to lend
me twenty quid; but chap can't borrow money
from inferior he:
Toward six o'clock Of the evening OF my fourth
day in New York was walking down street called
Broadway. feeling bit down and out you
Americans say: for Id just spent my last shilling
tobaCConists. ;. was wishing was back IN Lon
don-that Broadway Piccadilly when fellow
stepped from doorway and touched on the arm
L beg your pardon. SIT. SAID ne. but might l
have word with YOU?
BY Jove!" | thought. :" here's lark. This
wants to sell ME what yo,, call :, gold brick" He
couldn't sell one for didn't have any money.
dye see; but it would De -ippng story to tell
when got home 50 | stopped
Well what Is it! | asked
It's confidential he replied II You'll come
with ME to a saloon III tell YOU abou. IL
1t was most extraordinary Why. | never dranl,
at public bar in my lfe-tlo gentleman does. But
was no end Interested | followed the fellow
round corner and into pub. where down
AZ 4 table.
What are YOU drinking" he asked
He might have been groom. a waiter in
club: he was short and respect able looking. with
reddish hair and smooth face. 1t deucedly
queer And he expected drink with him
Thanks much. l replied: but I'm not
drinking
You might we'll. he said
The persistence of the begga- amused me: but Ii
heard of knockout drops. DE see, and wasr't
taking chances.
His next question was puzzing. D. You want
ob?" he said.
That was sticke-. wasn't it! didu know whA-
Evening star., 1908-05-10
By Leonard Montague Orpinsson Brooke Esq

7 WAS what you American, call up against it. -
my boxes had gone astray; I'd but a few shingS
my pocket. and the bank in New York on which
my drafts drawn had been closed three days
on account of the beastly panic 1t was Jolly awk
ward can tell you had several letters to people.
of course; but chap can't present letters when he
ism presentable, heo
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
ADsas - kaikss1 osys

Snow ON Alpine pass has rather
blocked operations ON then. A ;.
No train since Sunday.
II. A. Woodruff and wife returned
Saturday from Lake City. Another
Of the railroad changes
Frank Peck is here FROM Salida,
taking the position Of boiler maker
vacated by A. T. Bickle. Frank
has served six years in that sort Of
work st Salida and Leadville.
Although the Rio Grande has
laid of ! 300 men on the system,
there is no record that any Japan
ese have been fired. No wonder the
laboring men Of the west are saying
The Japs must go.
Officials of the ID. q r. G.. are
evidently contemplating broad gage
from Montrose to Ourav by questions
they are asking OF mine owners and
town officials as to probable increas-
ed tonnage under such conditions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
N~sNE ~ AnSGsrNGNt oAv

Estate Of QaFy J. KEteII, dece0eed.
The unAefsi9Ded, haviAx been appointed
adminstrator a the estate Il AAU J. A1tell,
late u the County II 0unaisoa. in the state Of
Colorado, deceesed. hereAy Gives notice that
he will appear before the Cossty Court Of said
tsunaison CSontv at the CoaFf A0ase IL 6un-
cf WaFeA, 4. D. fSee, At the hcsr II N O'Clock
O.. = of sid Aay. 1t which time all per-uae
hayiax claine aeaisst sid estate are Botilbsd
aDA re yaseteA - at4eDA 10f the purpo-e a hav-
iAg the aa0s oAjuseed. All gusrsons isAeAted
- GAi1 ee>oee ere ieQOestod t. make inRediate
payment - TIE ao6efsigDeA.
DoAo1 - 00ooissa. Cs,4uTnAo this Eth Aay
u FeAfosr3 A. d. 1Se.
sP, SFENCER.
AAniaistea4s. u tAe ssease of Mssy J. Antell
AaDsoA. ~. - Mar q
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
A lspssss Tee

The ladies Guild will c,vs . Jap
anese Tea at the rectory Saturday
from , to ; p M.
The following refreshments viii
be served. Sandwiches. salads, cake
tea and coffee. Avery pleasant time
is anticipated ard everyone Is in
vited The ladies in charge and the
Mattresses will be in costume The
net proceeds will 60 toward further
improvement IN the church Come
and get your supper only % cents.
Services will be held at the church
Of the Good Samaritan next Sunday.
SUNDAY School at 10 a m. Morn
ing PRAYER, Litany aud Sermon at
IL. Evensong az l. Services on
ON Ash "Wednesday at 10 a m. aud
p m
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
G. os - -

nr >sd Mn Y l.. SsSdUssas have
casds o~s fos q party Aoodas esen-
aAG Isext
NJ. v. K AcNe.l e1.es.aassd
trs irs~sd- ., d-.l xlssssi dsases
Tuesday esessag
The E~l,<l Corps dance last Fn-
dss n,ets ws~ vas we'll attended
About tIto wse secessea
Tie yearly bs-sse-- u.setsng 81
th~ Wo~ans elsh ~sli he held On
Er,Ses. Feb. 18th ., ~ At The
kossse 81 As.. - Leary
The Womes os Weodorais VIII
give q Soc,al dance Saturday eyen-
ing feb. .s.ssh. Eesreshmeus- will be
served Everyone invited
The t~o embroidery clubs sur
pr,sed Mrs g. u Martin at her
pretty home Saturday night and en-
loved delightful evening
A score # friends spent the even
ing at Riverside Ranch Monday Gu
loSsng an oyster supper and other
means Of entertainment provided
hy the ho-t aud hostess. Mr. aud
Mrs J Il. Estes
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
e. e. Mueller.
S~rNI ~ ADJUSTMENT pAV

Estate of George ]. Smith. deceased.
The undersigned having been appoptea
executor Of the estate Of Geosse J. smith,
lste n the county Of Gunnison. in the
Stste Of Colorado deceased. hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the COunty
Court II -aiA siu0nison County At the Coart
Woase in 0unnisoD. in said County On Monday
the M4h day N8 March. A. u. 1%h, at the bc1r Of
10 p'cisvck in ths fofe0oca of said day 1t which
time all peswras having claIns a9aiAst said
eseate ere DotiAed and reQUesteA ~ atten4 fcs
me rurprae pf having the same aAj0eeed. All
perssys- iooe64eA 10 said estate afe reqoeses4
70 make Immediate payment 70 The ooAef-
signed.
fDateA at 9 unni>rn Colorado this 9Th day
II FebrBary, 4. u. las.
LEE LEHMAN.
Executor Of the estate Of GeunRe ]. saith.
ANr~aaed FsA. 2s-Aar. e, 1soe
0eDuoeaI SevGshes sttoFaeys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
CASllEy0 ODVrS
AessCAAu.psoa Coers~ua>n,>,

"Wednesday. Feb. ~.
eaos. ~sad aud geneEaliy di~a
Reesbie weather.
Heavy drifss tetweea here aud
* carbon are causing gr,ef 10 the
ssAGe driver. -
fHessser Brp~. are taking some
tsmher down to Gunn,-on tor the
esa'nG resort at pse Qua Camp.
I'd Saika Is here from he tah
nome Visiting he sous Carl aud
Sohn- Tie reports a hne el,mass
a0d an ideal ranch country at his
se~ location.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
1 Fs..sa. es~g. 4 C...i,.s
l.>'' 4 - - - A'-''..
str rtbblNs

stu rtpbiNe
NJ. MAY 4 Webster
cup chopped sset, CUP sweet
milk, ] cup molasses. cup raisins.
egg, ] teaspoon salt. teaspoon
soda, enough flour to make a stiff
batter Steam four hours and bake
10 minutes in oven. Sauce. ] pint
sugar mixed with ! tablespoon flour
dissolved with little cold water.
Pour on this ! pint boiling water
flavor with salt. nutmeg and lemon
extract, boil until thick, add piece
OF butter size Of walnut Just before
removing from fire.
HOW 10 PRESERVE HUSBAND
Mr.. Bessie Mckee.
BE careful in your selection. Do
not choose too Young. Take only
such as have been reared in good
moral atmosphere. When once de
cided upon and selected let that part
remain forever settled and give your
entire thought TO preparation for
domestic Sse Some insist in keep
lag them in pickle, while others are
constantly getting them in hot
water This only makes them sour
nd hard aud sometimes bitter.
Even poor varieties may be made
sweet, tender and good by gsrnish-
Jag with patience we'll sweeteaed
With smiles and favored with kisses
to tasae. Then wrap in a mantle Of
charity Keep warm with q steady
fise Of devotion and serve with
psacAes and cream. When thus
prepared will keep for years.
CHOCOLATE CAKE
Mr.. Eleanor Ferguson.
csp Wated chocolate, yolk Of l
eGe, ! cap sugar, : cup milk, boil
to consistency OF custsrd. When
cool add to, cup sweet milk. cup
ssgsr, cup butter, 3 eggs, ] tea
spoon soda, 2 cups flour.
DIVINITY CANDY
Mr.. Ruth A. Lake.
scaps sugar, ! cup syrup drips,
cop milk, cup nut meats, butter
sise Of walnut. Boil until it will
harden in water and beat until
creamy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Jos. ii. Collins and wife returned
yesterday from y month in Denver.
They brought with them beautiful
J0-horse power automobile
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Mn. Eva Wheeler Of Creseod
Batas aad Niss Leila JoAnsoa spent
soos tine in the high school lase
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Harvey Stanley is falling fast and
cannot last long, The disease 10
pronounced cancer Of the neck.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Mrs. Sprigg Shack feford arrived
from Grand Junction Ssndav re-
rss.sing sntil Wednesday with hes
dasghter. Mrs. j. G. Parsons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Miss Bessie Gibbons, postmistre~s
at Doyleville. was visitor in our
city the latter part Of last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Towels, bed spreads and muslin
underwear, salesman's sample line.
Big price saving.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Howard and Miss Maud Carpenter
spent the week end here taking in
the Hard Times ball.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
Delights of the Sea

The Colorado and Southern's low rates
and splendid places the Mexican Gulf
within only lew hours distance. let us
tell you OF the splendid attractions.
L. l.. FISHER.
6-l4 General Passenger Agt.. Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Yesterday Mrs. W. II. Joees de-
pasted fos hr home in Hetsrson,
lo~a. Mr.. Jones has spent several
weeks here with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Hetherington.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

c. j. Huftalen from Cathedral
had business at the county seat the
middle Of last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Nernaa DAVIS wse oves fson llso
ver oa bssaness this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

W hen an Gunn,son remember ,e
try the Royal Cafe oa Nam street.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Harry Coo,nbs is now in business
for himself IN drug store ut Salt
Lake City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Au. J. +. Duncan, one Of the pio-
neer ladies Of the Western Slope,
died in Salida last week at the age
of fifty five years. She was one of
Gunnison's carly settlers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

g. W. Clara. expert machinist OF
the Denver Type Foundry, spent
Monday and Tuesday, putting ma
chinery in first class condition at the
News-Champion Office, and We are
now prepared to do better job work
than ever.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

on "Wednesday Sam Aosher ~ss .
Traveller To the county seat frosa the
Buttes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

G. T Sills has rsceived the ap
Posntment a. Po~t~aasser at sstss
Vile.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Mss Edith Ssusth II kip~erussa Y
v,.si,ng Mrs. Jssk JenasHgs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Miss Hazel Hartman left yester-
day for = short visit in Denver, in
tending to 60 from there TO the coast
where several months will he spent
with Cousins at Santa Ana, Calf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

The will Of Minnie Riley was lid
fog probate in the county court thss
week
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Mrs. A. NJ u. Cra,ks ussde bsss
M - trip 10 Nj Cart,oa Isss FrsAsy
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Artksr Thck vss . ssessor tsusl
bt,s City Recently
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

A. Gislbssstn wsa N toss AosAes
fvs,n fstksn-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
Hot Springs San Antonio

These celebrated springs. with its de-
hghtfal winter climate, have made san
A1tOaiO iAmoos. Color1oo and South
es~ ooes m attractive roond trip rate
Write. l.. L. FISHER,
-Sl4 GesesN fasseager Agt. lDenver
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

Miller Bros. have tho contract to
straighten up and strengthen the
Sapinero bridge over tie Gunnison
and will go down in a few days to
commence work. This will be an
improvement much appreciated by
citizens OF that section of the county.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

on Va%ess ne . Auol:s1. 11as -
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28
WnlolD M rlne
DeieVGR L RIO CRANOe.

WOos SouD4 UoeoooOgR arrive - ouA-
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EDee 01Uo1 poasUaQge afYiVee q 0un-
nisso - -----------.-.-...-..... -. m
Csus104 Dueas ts1A ofsives aA 0unai-
- Z - p n.
CSUoeo4 1900 tEoiA 1aoVO 0umoiaso n - .. a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

The Daily News OF Grand juno
ton has = long article descriptive Of
the beautiful new photograph gal
lery which Frank Dean has Just
completed. 1t is spoken of as a
Palace of Photography" "a gem OF
artistic beauty Tie parlor is fin
ished in ebony. Works of sculp-
ture and the most lovely specimens
OF the art preservative decorate the
halls and workrooms. Mr.. Dean
congratulates himself on perhaps the
finest gallery in Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

DIR. ID. Y. Collins returned this
week from Charlton, Iowa, where he
has spent ten weeks with relatives,
six weeks in bed with pneumonia.
However the doctor has fully recov-
cred. He says the tide is turning
strongly for Bryan in the east and
that he will win as against Taft or
even Teddy himself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-28

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Neruoa usv,. wss oses fsom lAss-
ver oa bssspess skas week.
Mss Edith Ssa,th Il fioserusss "
v,ssa,ag Mrs. .sck JensiHss.
Mrs A. N. x. Cra,ks nade hsss-
M - trip 10 MI Cart'oa Isst Friday.
G. 7 Sills has pece.ved the ap-
posntnent as postmaster a, Ssiss-
Vile.
The will Of Minnie Riley was lid
fog probate in the county court shss
week
On "Wednesday Sam Aosher wss .
Traveller 10 the county seat frosa the
Buttes.
Harry Coombs is now In business
for himself IN drug store Ut Salt
Lake City.
&. j. Hufta.cn from Cathedral
had business at the county seat the
middle Of last week
Howard and Miss Maud Carpenter
spent the week end here taking in
the Hard Times ball
Harvey Stanley is failing fast and
cannot last long. The disease 10
pronounced cancer of the neck.
Miss Bessie Gibbons, postmistress
at Doyleville. was visitor in our
city the latter part Of last week.
Jos. H. Collins and wife returned
yesterday from y month in Denver.
They broaght with them = beautiful
J0-horse power automobile.
Towels, bed spreads and muslin
underwear, salesman sample line.
Big price saving.
SAMrLINsRs.
Mrs. Sprigg Shackfeford arrived
from Grand junction Ssnday No.
nsa.sing sntil Wednesday with her
dasghter. Mrs. J. G. Parsons.
Yesterday Mrs W. II. Joaes de-
pested fos lnr homo in Psterson,
Iowa. Mrs.. Jones has spent several
weeks hero with her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. Hetlserington.
Au. J. +. Duncan, ono Of the pio-
neer ladies Of the Western Slope,
died in Salida last week at the age
of fifty five years. She was one Of
G"nnison's carly settlers.
Niss Hazel Hartman left yester-
day for = short visit in Denver, in
tending to 60 from there TO the coast
where several montbs will be spent
with cousins at Santa Ana, Calf.
q. W. Clara, expert machinist of
the Denver Type Foundry, spent
Monday and Tuesday, putting ma
chinery in first class condition at the
News-Champion Office, and we are
now prepared to do better job work
than ever.
M.llor nr,.. ha,~ H. .,o,%ro.< 40
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-07-26
planted il Idaho.

One Oregon experimental station
offered the originator SIS for pound
Of his wheat, rate Of over $500 a
bushel. The old gentleman did not
prize the money He only wanted
to be sure that some attache was not
striving to get away some Of his seed.
He required contract that the state
would not dispose of any wheat used
in the test, and upon securing that,
sent the seed asked for along. Now
the United States experimenters are
becoming interested, and next years
report will have much to say about
Abraham Adams and his wheat; the
old gentleman will at one step come
was much into prominence as Luther
Burbank, who, although accomplish