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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
Crislsasee Qsary New Isi.sary
Denver Republican.

What promises TO be one of the
most booming industries IN the state
is the grindstone quarries opened in
Gunnison county by c. T.. Treadwell
of 1857 California street. Last au-
tumn Mr.. Treadwell brought to
Denver a car load of samples taken
from the qusrries. They were con-
sidered by expert judges to be of
extremely fine quality and unsur-
passed. The largest block of stone
taken out measured 4lx4llx2 feet
and was made into five stones. Two
of these were sold to the Denver *
Rio Grande railroad company, two
to the Colorado * Southern and one
to George Mahike, cutlery manu-
facturer All pronounced the stones
the best ever tried They have no
sharp grit, they say, no hard and
soft spots but are uniformly excel
lent This is the opinion of the
Denver BARRIERS Supply company
and all others by whom stones taken
from the quarries have been tried.
Gunnison county is famous for
it's marble. sandstone and granite
and Mr.. Treadwell's industry will
make it equally so for it's grind
stones.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

The Skin and Scalp Remedies aud
Toilet Articles manufactured bv
Mrs. l.. T Vance. aud which have
had such remarkable sale in our
vicinity, are now kept in stock by
Miss Mary Ieigler near the post =
office, Gunnlson
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
OUcAlI 0GA0
~Sss Sss!;7&::~ -


tory against the Stale Humane 50.
esety which broaxht aboss his ar
re~s oa char1e~ 81 craeliv to his cat.
.Ie by fa'I.re 10 properlv faruish
them dr,ak
The case Was tired tstnre Jadce
tIe<her,ng,oa Saturday aud crowd
I'd cosr, ra-psa listened until evening
10 the examination of witnesses
Theu after speech~s oi ATTORNEYS -
4. S~pp for the defendant aud b II.
Weeener for the state Mr.. Ostcalt
was acquitted by the Judge
The state first called a. witness
D. u McConSeil. agent Of the serri-
ETY. He could testify 10 no actual
facts. except that he thought the
cattle looked thirsty Had only seen
them once and then the, were being
driven to- water T.. T. Smith and
Harry I.ln,on testified that TO the
best of their knowledge aud belief
the cattle had no, received water for
weeks q, time The stock is kept
on the old Marshall place and they
had noticed M tracks leading across
the road to the slough Questioned
~ to whether cattle could get along
with SNOW, Mr. Linton thought it
WAS not haman nature TO expect 1t,
and that they must suffer. THIS
opened the mooted poirt of the con-
IL
that Mr. Outcalt was lavish feeder,
in fact that besides the hay distrib-
uted every day on the snow the cat
tie had access 10 four unfenced
stacks.
Frank Llghtlev agreed with Mr..
Linton that cattle would suffer with
ost water 10 drink every day T.
W. Gray was not ~ positIve but was
very careful TO furnish his own cat =
tie abundance Of warm drinking
water On the other hand. J.. II.
E.ssterly, while he thoGght stock did
betser on warm water, asserted that
there was comparatively little differ
ence IN temperature between snow
and the Gunnison river and that
while u cowboy on the plains in
eorly days ~ bad seea cattle taken
sixty siIss tsum vss~r sad beld ak
wssks. and shst sAey ss~~ ist ~
snow and plesty of iced George
Lightley, T. l.. S'roe and j. r.
Estes and Il. II A ,ire~s related
much the same experience They
had seen cattle grow 50 accustomed
to eating snow that they would not
60 to the river unless driven. 1t is
IN interesting point, but m the end
did not como Up for decision NJ the
Humane society failed 10 prove that
those particular cattle had not been
watsred In fact Mr.. Ontcalt stated
that il wSs his positive orders that
they should he driven To the slough
regularly His man, engaged for
the sole purpose of feeding and car
ing for the stock, swore that he had
watered them every day except a
few stormy days when it was thought
best to let them stay in the shelter
Of the willows. Several men work
ing at baling hay on the Outcalt
place backed him up in these state
ments and lastly every one who had
seen the cattle said they were in good
shape, perhaps in as good flesh as
any around the county As proof of
cruelty would seem to be flesh on the
bones, the complaint of Mr. McCon-
nell, OF Denver, fell to the ground.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
ess So - -

One Gve-r room house and four lots.
including hen house and other out
buildings Inquire Of Mrs Ida NJ.
Tucker, near D. a II q. roundhouse.
or Henry +. Lake.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Take the Colfax car from the
Union depot a. he shortest route 10
the Belvedere hotel, corner 18th and
Glenarm. A perfectly appointed
hotel in tine heart Of the bust ness
section Main street car lines of
city pass the hotel. Drop card TO
reserve accommodations.
.IoHN LArIMER, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
ne Wsaaa's Cvk

Will meet Feb. - with Mrs. jos.
Parsons.
PROGRAM
Leader. Mrs. Corum.
Paper. Second Secession of Pleb
ans and Concessions received.
la) Seige Of Veil.
d. Sack of Rome.
lc) The Licinian Laws.
Menenius Agrippa's Fable. Mrs.
Wharton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
ksn<A VMlsi

Want To hny good large hay and
cattle ranch State locst,on. lowest
each price aud full description uf
land. Owner, 5l5 Mining Ex-
change BoIldlng. Colorado Springs.
Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Mountains of hemstite iroa ~evs
Icing uncovered near the lk.le Ranch
GA Cebolla
Judss Henry l.. karr re,.r.ei
and entered into Law partnership
with Hoa. Alex Gullett
Mr.. John T.. Bsckev aud Mss
Sarah Graham ~eve married at The
residence ii Mr. and Mrs + T.
lean
Miss Lizzie MeDoaald was con
ducting millinery establishment
IN the rooms formerly occupied hy
Mrs. Howe
Mrs Joseph Caenin died at Gun
nisoR. aged thirty four wears Mr.
and Mrs. Cuenin came to Genni-on
IN 1880 and were among the pio-
neers
A A johnson. editor. stprekecp.r
postmaster ana miner of CRYSTAL vis-
tied the county seal and gave an IN
teresting interview on the prospects
Of that camp.
X 1. Towl sald 10 David Wood
the hav, grain aud merchabdise Of
Towl x Mcclure at Saplnero The
stage line from Gunnlson To Lake
City was transferred 10 Sapinero.
Forty couples attended the grand
leap year ball at La Neta. Frank
Smith played the violin and Miss
Emma Schmidt the piano T. y.
Shove, j. S. Lawrence, Frank T.
Tanner aud John A. Steele were ri
val .'belles Of the ball" "
The Pueblo, Gunnison and Pa
ci6c" railroad WAS talked OF. This
was 10 come in over Cochetopa pass
and through the Sangre de Christie
range The road was never mater
ialized, but remains y good busines.
proposition to day In fact Pueblo
public spirited citizens could make
no better move for their CITY
Ladies of the W. II e held a very
saccessfsl Hard Times" party NJ
which pork and besss w~r~ the usais
sssiclss q diet Amoss tksne who
won applssee on the literary pro-
gram was Miss Mamie King~bury,
then high school girl. Miss Kings
bury il now a star in Grand Opera
in New York City having recently
returned from = successful tour of
Europe She sings in the great
Metropolitan opera house, her name
being on the same program as that
of the famous Sembricb. Few re-
allied that the talented Gunnison
girl of twenty wears ago, would be-
come star in the operatic world,
although even then it was Miss
kingsburv fondest ambition. To-
day with the better part Of life still
ahead of her, she has reached the
goal and her old friends here
applaud the pluck and genius which
has achieved this success
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
&D-s-lM
NJ ealns laukr G.

| have opened a roaming house
aud r.-'a isant IN the large building
next to W : Dirtos grerery store
and SOLICIT share IT voar patron
age txceIlert meals at popular
rrIc.s Mas ENMFT TgINE
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Tom Name was in our city Satur-
day on legal business. lie il min
ing near l'owerman, which camp he
believes has a lively summer ahead
d 1t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
4 Iapassse Iea

The LADIES Guild will give Jap
anese Tea at the rrtory Saturday
afternoon, Feb. 29th. Dainty re-
treatments will be served. The
ladies extend a cordial invitation
10 ell
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
GOAL COAL. COAL.
t'arssn. 4 Ferga~sn.
- CO - 1nuap NrHss -
- "a ~@-" s'c:sI ccs:sIss..

The Eeval Cafe. Naia street. Gan-
.l-oa. !. the 'dsd place fnr a -qa.re
meal u u La-hbro,k. rropr,e:or
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
SsR Fsvssise ascipss 4 Cs..isse
Lsd;es 4 - n.s1ay Msssss.

iHe lour recipes puDllsheu last
week seem to have been popular, 20
here are four more. In all there
will be eighteen or twenty. Our
Gunnison housewives are noted for
their splendid culinary skill, and
this collection of favorites from their
cook books will pass the good things
along.
FRUIT SALAD DRESSING
Mr., Pearl sapp.
Three eggs well beaten, butter
size OF walnut, cup vinegar, ! level
teaspoon salt, cup sugar, pinch of
red pepper, juice of one lemon Cook
IN double boiler. cup cream
ORANGE PIE
Mr.. Fannie Mckee
The Juice Of ] large orange, Of
the rind grated, | cup sugar, table
spoon flour mixed in sugar, butter
size OF walnut, yolks OF two eggs
creamed together, little cold water
to mix. Pour over this one cup of
boiling water, boil until thick Gus
tard forms, pour this into a baked
PIE crust. Beat whites of eggs stiff
and two dessert spoons of sugar.
spread on pie and brown in oven.
SuUTH kENSINGrON CREAM
Mr.. Lucia Ella Allen
one-half box Of gelatine soaked
IN | p'nt of milk; one pint of milk
heated to boiling point. add gelatine
and milk. yolks of three eggs and
SIX tablespoons sugar, beaten 10
cream. Cook to a custard. Beat
whites of eggs ard add five table
spoons sugar, into which beat Gus
tard. flavor with vanilla and beat till
about as thick as molasses and put
IN mold Serve with whipped
cream
SNTED ALMONDS
Mrs Frances y Lake.
To | cup blanched Almonds take
| tablespoon salt and | tablespoon
olive oil. Let the almonds remain
in the salt and oil u minutes or
more before browning in oven.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
TWENTY MAs6 AcU .

>s,sssAssl add srssssa.sss-ssGs h. f.srvs.s.
asa t>s,s bs.ss>ps,f B. w.s,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21
v3iDAY. FEH9l ANY n. tsss.
0 LOCALS

Us~s -. ssS ssss-..s~~sas- sass~r ss.,- s-ss.
ss~ua- . lsss~
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

Jap-a-Lac
For Floors and Furniture
The Endner lumber Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-02-21

~ Military Polls
a. NJ THOMAS.
Assessor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
7ic Ictcranca .Garaoc.
Soleoo, .. 8. Sept.

Sole0o, y. 3. sept.
0om idouiten 8cttcr 6cQiinIti9t
ianO heute in 0erbln0un1 nit Oen
AZ. 6elolo9er Ser y@rouo 2lrmn Of
ihc Nepu6ljc" sic @araoc ocr alteu
@etcrauen itatt. IN sen StraBen.
DeIde sic alien 6auoegeu In Itram,
men Sfri zen paiiirten. bil0eten nj.
IiBreQimcuter 5poller. Die 9ctera.
reu luurOen iiberaQ nit gegeiiterung
teQriibt. c6elNo iuuroeu Dem @ouper.
nelu 0arris uon Chio uno Senator
SSorafer, pelhe in elmer autihe lih
i'm 3uae bsiau6en. oon allen Seitcn
un6 nidt sum gin0eiten BON oen
ebemali1en Observation-Disclosures.
8uQeiu6elt. MS oie poraoircn0cn
geteranen, 6ercn etDa 10000 iit inn
3uge 6efor0en. oes Gidters Joit
oiri6tig muroeu, brahten lie i5u
rauifen0e Cooiionen oar
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Senora, Sal, 8. Sent.
9Lmcrifa 6randlt tiidltiae cffi,iere.
Yennclnnnrth. Ans- 81 I

Sedoelnuortb, Ils. 5. sept.
Gor iainer 2lbiabrt mad Sort Ti.
lep, 3a9, belt Der 9riegsmi1iiter
2ufe g. @rlgbt bel cinem ibm 5u
@bren pom OfiBierforps Der 8arni.
fon oernnItoltetcu 9anfctt cine iebr
trie8eriihe 9le0e. Sn oieier iagte
er Il. a.:
ogSir tonHmen. mcnn aus feinem
on0eren @ruuoe, io iniolge unieres
San0eISuerfehrs nit au0cren Nolfern
in 8erirbrung gSir nujiien unS ge-
tpInerMaBeu AM eiuen arieg. luelhcr
5luar nid)t redt mabridcinIidl. rber
ood) aud niht gera0e umtogIif lit.
oorbereiten. 0dS anerifaniihe &olt
lit aus @jriinoen, peIhe ali Die Butt
oeSperiaiiung 5ltriif3ufiibren iinO, gc.
gen ein mdhtiges itebenOes Seer, aber
mir iollten ein qroBes. gut ausaebIl-
6etes Offi5iertorpS baben meldles Int
SoQe eincS Grieqe5 I'M Stnnoe lit. in
fiir5eiter 3eit Refrutcn 10 ousjubil-
Den. Dob iie ms TcIo geidift per0en
fonnen 9tmertfa lit Elm rcid1es Sano,
lno e8 iteht linn auh in ariegs5eiten
elm groBe3 NlenihennateriaI sur Der.
fiigung. aber mir ioateu. mas
jest nidt ser 6aQ i'll, ein tiidtiqcs
SfiBierforps boben. SoQten mir
beiipieIApeiic in eincn arieg nit ci.
rer W}iIitdrmodlt eriter GIoiie oer-
tpidcIt mcr0en. 10 itiiu0en ms nidlt
eIeih tiidtige Sffi3iere jur 9erfii.
eung. INN sic 9lrnee fiir 0cn 6el0juJ
oorju6erciten. Dos bette iiir ms it,
oIio Elm tiidtiqe3 SfiijierforpS ber.
o3u6il0cn. @enn mir ms nidt iijr
einen arieq oor6ereiten 10 ipiiroe
Dies BEL 9eqinn perb0nQnibuoQ liz
uns mcrOcn uno itrS uicl Qien.
ihen un0 uiel @clo foiten. aGer 3un
SdlIuiie 6lieben mir 6oh Sic Sieger.
Ser politiibe SorBont lit Jest 3mor
nidt belp6lft. obcr mir 9lac piiicn
tpie idnca moudmal oas llneruar
tete eintritt."
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Aere bodaeitCIIte DECENTRALIZATION, an
Der 9cltehungSaiidire bCrheIIiQt &C.
melcn 81 lein. Die mInnehr lbr 0od.
Rjel ooy @Iritt iinoen oa.
Der 2Iblcor0uete G5ernohorSfu
bon Dem Is juerit bieb 0oB er iif
ms 2u5lanO QeiliIhtet babe. hal
SeIbluuorO bcllulcu @r bat angel.
lIb nit icIulm 0ru0cr bel Gcitraust
ipcBen elmer 9citchuug9nunmc I'M.
ter0an0clt iiir oerea 3ablung 0icicm
Der IN &e0c itcbcuoe H05ren.3on.rafi
5uertannt ucr0en ioQte.
G1r TT Sic VnQe 1ctriebene Sta0t.
rdt0 hat nun Seitrauef perflalt. mel.
der nit iciuen ihouunQ9loicn eroif.
nnn1cn iiber 0Ie &orruptionSumtyic.
he Del ms 6eucr ge1oiien BAT. Mad,
Den 1elcmulriigeu Nu5eihen ,u
lhIie6en. miro Elm gan5er Ruttcnt6,
ulg pon Frojeiien lid aus Ser gllu.
oedung 0cs Sfdn0aIs enhudcln.
Tcrldie0ene Gerioncn. sic in Ser
Beamtcn 0icrarbje sic an0eicbcn.
1trn Stcahnleu eiunc6mcn. erid,ci.
men auf OoA idAperite tompromitiirt.
Ger lannUierb1e aonilift SeIir
@eInaartucrS, ieti9en IircftorS ser
gSlencr 3oiopcr luro ebemaliacn ii.
rigcntcu ser bieiiQcn 0oiovcr uno
Setter 0es Sunlplouic.CrdcitcrS. nit
Der 9crIucr 0icueralinten0autur lit
nrume1r bciaeIcat luorOcn @en.
0artncr bat cine arobere Suune in
one @lttpeutolic 0cs Sumphonie. Or.
dlgtcra ctnlcjabIt. 9IlS er non bier
nah SSicn ilbcrlicocltc. ipur uon Scr
gcrlmcr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ocr2}or.
mIrr 1clcu i'm erboEn uorOcu 0ab
er 1elucH Montrdtt nit Dem Sumphn,
nic-Grdlcltcy gcbrohCn babe. III 0ei
len %CIttna CT iid) aui ldndcre 3cit
perp'ldietc @cluQdruers Gehts
bcrtrcIcr Gr. Roieurbal crfldytc 0u.
rull im 9tomeH ieinC4 aIjcntcu. sic.
Yer b05e lcn &erbditulB sum sum.
pboulc-Crdelter FORFEIT Qeloit. unO
Der &onuuri 0e3 &ontrattbrltd)s lei
BON OR SntcnoaHtur nur gclten0 qe-
mddt morOcu neil lie @enQarincr
@cIo iduloe, 0aa er troB luic0er6oltcr
W'dbnuu9en nld)t babe erhaltcn Ton.
ren. Iaa 9ubuCuidre05aeriht hattie
iih in oem Nna iiir incompetent er.
Hart Gbe ca nun 81 einem @ro}cB
oor Sen or0cutliten (5crid]tcn 0cfom
men bat @cinQortucr nit eincr
@el0btBc oic g4irren aus Dem 8ele
seidafit.
gClpllih ser a0Iuer Tombnuid,1.
6en erfldrt Der 1om6aunCiiter 9acr.
tel nndl cinsebcroer llnieriudunq,
bic idlIiulmen 9}adridren, meldle
jiinait i'm llmIauie Qcbradt mur0cn.
ieien ii6ertri. ben. Ger acrn NeS
@alnucuf5, Ocridcrt ser Tadnann
iei aciumo un6 icit. I'm Den GuBneu,
feiuereu IonltbeiIcu icicu oie 3crit0.
ruulcn Good ara. ioQar Sic neucrcn
gifbouten 'cieu onaeqriiicn Sic
Genuitteriutg entitauO oaourd. oab|
6ie in ser Vuit beiin0ljhe iduuciIiae
Sdurc. Elm (roouft 0c@ Steinfoblen-
rouhc5 in 0cu Stem eit0ringt uu0
ibn 5criett.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Tuitrnlicu.
1sIOttc in Niel6Ourne.
ONI6ournc. 8. Sent.

QNlbourne. 3. Sept.
% beute beiicres Mettcr herrlhte,
10 tonnten Die gelanOetcn omerifoni.
iheu 6hccr0deu nt ihren @oit1e.
bern iih beier bei ocn nerihieocucn
Seitipielen imterbaItcn, sic ihncn ,li
@bren orronqiert woroen ,uarcu.
D0urter beiauocn iih @oonpctt-
fobrteu ln0 cine @uIc @un Spicl
9Im 9Ibcno lob Die Staat5rclic.
runQ Dem gouiral lmo icincn hohe.
rem 0iii}icren einen Gup'an1. on
neIhen 5000 Qrriunen (bcil noh,
men @ei eiucn ,Seitma6lc i'm &c.
faIe oes &itoria Rcnufhlb9 uurOeu
bel eiuem [oaite aui oen Erdii0cutcu
un0 auig Gouar0 oie bciocn als sic
erobten Nerritcr mo drobte1
SportsGueu 1lnacitcut
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Eslnbuma's @encralnuUnlt tritt
5nruf.
GUTHRIE Ola. 8. Scpt.

NbliiQrie AllQ, 3. Sept
Ger @cncralaumalt oe5 Saates
Sflaboma. @eit. miro iobalo @cu.
bernatr 6. q. 3a5feQ oon iciner qai.
totionsreie iuL5ntereiie grudu's bier.
Der 5urudfebrt. ierne 8eiignaiiou
einreideu 9lls @runo iijr 6ieien
unaepohnideu Shriti 8iebt.9eit an,
6aB iniolge Der i.in3iten Gntldei.
6un9 oes Siaatso5ergerihts. noh
melher DER Bomerueur aaein Die
g2oht Sat. Geiebe Ourf3uiiibreu mo
Gro,eiie I'm R1men oes ztndies eins
BuIeitcn oieier fir ale Iepartenents
Der Staatspcrmaiun1 beion0ere
Rehtsoerireier uu6 fiir I'D nod ei.
men So8aiompalt ernannt Bate
Or miiiie 6ies onhin ausIegen, ooB
ser Gouoerreur i6n ooGitdn6ig iguo.
riren noac uuo boIte es aus 0ieiem
Griiroe iiirs bette. 3uriifjutreten.
5osfeu uno SenernIan.
roIt Weit lebten oon gesiuu ibrer
Fcoerieiti1eu Nmts5eit an oui &C.
iaanntsm duBe
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9iuflanO.
&OlIcm nidltS mcbr pnmucn.
Fl. Netersbllra. 3. 90

,St 4eter5burg. 3. Scpt.
9ei Der gcitcru bcrtlts Uon lula be.
ridjtcieu 9iieoerlage Der lruppcn oes
Shal5 in (ubrl9. BET ipelher ocie
500 Mann an 1o0ten mo Ieuuunoe.
ten perlorcn luur0e aud 0cr aou
mau0eu 0criclben Arn.cO. Imp.ch,
getootet Sciu Sohn Reire-e5. Sultan
nlroe ioiort 5u 0oiieu 9adfolgcr or.
rnnnt God Tenor er nod oic
aeiholene 9rmcc instrumentation
fouutc. luur0e ojeie mie0cr pou Sen
Grcitfr0itcu ser &crt1ei0iQer ucn
Ga6ris mitcr z1tar Quaa au0c9rii.
fen mo uutcr 8roBcH &erAliteu 5u.
riifl2idrio1cu
Gic 1'crtauoItuncn mclcu 9tuf.
nabme ciner periid)cn 9lnIeihe nit
iraBoiiiden bri;rdcr un6 rlii1dcn
iin6 rdultatIo8 ocrlauien
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giIOCtc iciuc SOuutagsid)iilcr SuSar'
tcnipiclern nus.
Sprinn-ieL0. III. 3. e!

9bomc5 j. Gomoros. Superiaicn.
Dent elmer SonniagsihuIe in 3a.
bana. Su, mur0e, NEIL er ltiueu
Shiilcren Oa9 Eoferipel beijuDrin.
ger lid bcniihte. Dem GounipIaritt
5ur llnteriuhur9 ieines @elItes}u.
ftan6e5 porleiiihrt 0buobI Die Sc.
idauorcreH cs phr ouiidaeuo iau0cu,
6ab Elm ySountag2ihulehrer itou IN
Geligion nm bibliidcr @eidndte I'm
terriht i'm aarteuipjcIcu ertheilte. cr.
tIdrten iie bod not fur3cr Sera'
tbung Gopor0s iiir 8eiitig 1eiuno.
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3crit0rnns eiusS 2ammes.
2IoIiet, 81. 3. Sep

NNNAttAt NNU-s -. Skt4.
SSn 0em II Weileu iiiopeitlih oor
bier gclegenen Ghannabnn lpurol
bellte friib Der Silinois 0amm in
SSainois 4 W}id,igan aonal Dou I'm
befanutcn mitteIs 1pnnmits auf eirt
Strede pou 100 SUB 8eritort. Ger
gorpe 9iitritt iii iiberiluthet, ou oaa
Maiier ans Dem aauoI iih ii6er olg
6IOer ergoB; cine Menge 9oote mur'
6en ans llier 9Gporien un0 Die
Gdiiiiobrt i'm aanaI uorl6uiiq mn
moalih Qemoht. Tie 3eritorlm9
oes CANNES lit Die 6oIge zines lang,
id6ri9en Samples guiid)eu Der 9a.
naIfonuniMion imo Den 9enobuern
uno 1ron pe9eu 0es @aus elmer
@riide.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Sbalu iOa cutfernt ncrSeu.
92ingara Sans. 2. sept.

Ter @0Ilou, a8lne De Qieppe",
tpcIher am Nlontag cine @erildiahrt
oon Columbus, Ohio, antrat, gjug
in Ser biGiigen @egeuO am 2icnlius
nreoer. Bon Oen bier Sniaiien mar2
6rel peruunoet n0mlicb ser 9enfcr
&apiian A.& Ytiiuer uno @eraIO uno
ea9o aridiitgeu @eiieer3, 0eunp Gre.
gor0, Der cine 9tiidratsoerrcutunl
uno cine 8erIeBung om 6uBe Oapon.
getrd9en bate. muBte ms 0oipitat
aebradt mer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
@rOfes SricgSacridlt.
gQaihinaton, 2. Sept

gSalhlngton. 2. sept.
glm 20 Septeluber miro in Sort
@nnne, 0}if.. ouf 9Inmeiiuug 0e5
&rdii0entcn uno 0e5 Griegsminiite.
RUINS Elm aIIgemcines arie8s1eridlt
5uiammcntreten. "a 81 oieicnt
RriegSgerifte aud Cfii3iere oon 30.
benz 3an9e fommnn0irt. .iinc, 10 1T
man geiporut mas es 81 perhon0eit
boben miro, un0 pernluthet. SAB nuh
eegeu bo6cr gcitcute 0iii3iere 2tn.
floge er6o6en tpcr0Gn iou.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
gltcr Scc6clo aciturbcn.
9loio 9}obics, Gol.. 3. q

Ealo Hoble2, o0I., 3. Stpt.
On Sen 6olgen elmer IN @crfeien
an inn pcQjo9cnen operation itarb
beutc bier i'm 9lltcr uon GA ,laa'
ren Der uor rnpa auci ,>ahrtu pel,
Iionirtc aontcrooniraI 6curn 8laH
Gr luuroe 1860 }um Scefooettgn
naunt. SIN Sabre 1868 uabn er a4
Ser @eid)icbuul Scr Ghlrlcitorcc
Sorts m0 1864 All Scr Gro5crun5
oor Georgetown z e.. i5cil ,4ta
Romman0cur oes arcBcr9 .Gaorlc.
iton" brohtc er Sic criten ,ncrlfa.
niitcn Sol0ateu uoh oe1 @hiliqpi.
nen uu0 erohgttc 0ie 2aoroncu ,Il-
ieIu Gr mar non 1903 bis 1904 aoms
monOeur 0es pa}iiiihcn ScitNuaWr5
uno ipdter Gonmarount 0cs pa5jii.
fhen 6lottcnNitrifts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Icnc5ucln.
Cine Hcue TrcdIbcit Sc9 trcffIidCn
Gnitro.

Gararo$ 8. Sept.
Cab Goitro Gh luutNert BAT. Dem
broiili1riihcn @ciddit2trd0er ,u ae.
itntten. oie iranjoludlcu &nierciicu
5u ucrtreten, lit oic ucueite 1hat Oco
&rdii0entcu oie o0iu anlcthan lit.
Sic ou8eineiue Gutrijiuml Ser NIihtc
ae9en i'm nod 81 crhohen. @ds
@raliIien uuo 6runfreidl 81 Nie.
Ter @clcioigung ioaeu mer0cu miro
bier nit Scr 9r6Btcn SpuumruQ or.
nortet. [n oeu 9aufcn beiiuoeu lid
eroBere GScl0iummcu pelhe oor:
einae3obIt mor0en iiuo. uE< 6an;6~
fiihe 9Iuipriid'e 5u oeden lm0 Oieic
fonneu nift erhobeu ncrocn bis Gin
observation-disclosures eruaunt lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
2ie 6cpnblifauer.
g2ap g)orf, 9. Sept.

g2ap Oorf, 2. Sept
@is 3u Ser 2lninng Der nahiten
@ofJe euparteten Giiffebr Oes &or.
iiben0en 6ithcof pom Natiounlous-
ituiie iinO feline luidtigen Gntluida-
lunQcn gu erlparten. lle6er Die Gage
inn Staate fan man pom Sen 6ii9recn
memQ 9c0eutungapoae5 berausbe.
fommen. 9tur 5. 2. Sberman ser
&on0ioot fiir Sic gi5eprdiioentibait
bat iit) ifriftIih ouf oas @armite
fir sic @icoernontinirun9 Don 8ouo.
Su9bes ousgeiprohen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
iScnrr i'm Galapcras. Gprit.
Stodton Sal. 3. Set

Ser .S,n0epenOent" ging bcute
frii1 ans @}urp5p bic telclrapbriha
M}itt6ei.ung 5ll onB Die ieit mtbrercn
@odlen in ser Ooriigen @e1enO pi!.
tbenOen @dlomdn0e trob Ger uner.
mii0lihen SDidarbciien Ser Sort.
beantcn un0 beranl8ogencn 9lrbei-
tern en0Iih in sic Ourh lire qrobcu
0dume beriihrtc Galnpcras Torit.
Tcicrpation eingcOrunaeu lit. @cnn
nidt cnolih Jicleu lid einiteat. lit
Ser herrlihe Sort. in neIhem lid
@dnmc oon 200 Bis 300 5uB &60c
uno rs SUB greite 6cinOeu. unrett.
bar perlnren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
sEalu iull rntfcrnt lnrrbrn.

9llbnnp, q. o.. 2. Scet.
SetrCtdr @co. Nc2aulhlm bat bel
Der itnatIidlen @eidngniB%Rommii
iion eineu @rotcIt gegen 0as fernere
g'cnueiIcu oou Senrp q. 9ham i'm
GountuacidnaniiIe 5u 9oua6feepiis
eingercidlt Inter Sen onaefii6rteu
@riinOen befinoct fih ouf ser. oaF
&halu'9 @Inucieubeit of'ge5lif oei
2is3ipliu inter ocn on0cren @efan.
geHen ih0blih ici
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
2cbS in &aniaS Gitu.
0nn.as sim. Nlo.. 3. sen

Nnn la yin. No. !. Sfpt.
Ger io}in,iitiibt @rdi3ac7tihait@
9anOi0ot Gulene Z Ge5a Edit heut
Gbeuo IN Ocr hiciiItu 9onuentiolt
@aue cine @alIrc0c. sIua Dem 0er,
faui ser Gintritisfartcu fam aeihloi
fen mer0eu ooB cs bic 9roBte poll
tide @erinmmIuuQ ieiu MIRO. oil
ie in oieicr Safe uno in aauias Cir
nbgehdlten mur0e lebs mill in lei
ner 9ieoe 9oni beion0crs Ben @rdii
beuteu Der oNmericon 6eoerntion u
2abor", Somuel 9ompers. 0urb Su
SedeI 5iebcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-09-04
Rluei sIcrupIanc far Die gIrme,.
93ai6ilrlton. 8. Scpt.

@alhilMton, 3. Sept.
Sic @un0eareaierun8 bat '.uei
3ontraftc sur SieierW9 uou 2 9lero'
planen per9cben; Sen eipen on@ri95i
gros. in Canton sum @rcjie por
$4,000. 0eu au0eren an u. IP Ser.
ring in 9}ep 9orf iiir $4,000 Gic
beiOen 9leropIane miiiicn cine @e.
idlpinoiqfeit uon 40 Nleilen pet
Snnoe bei eiuem Ilule uber cine !
Qieilen lange Strefe euhpidcIH.