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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
UPPER CUNles0N VALLEY
News-Champion COrrespoaAence.
Wednesday, Nov. IL

"OeueONoy, -NoN-
Every body has quit talking pol
itics and settled down TO hard work
Richie Walker carries his arm in
a sling the result Of broken finger.
Harry Linton made a trip to
White Pine with ranch produce last
week.
Little Frank Wareham arrived
here from Salida last Friday. He
will make his home with his uncle
J. f. Stevens.
c. G. Miller made a trip to Tin
Cup with spuds last week. lie
says that road is a counterpart of
the famous Rocky road to Dublin.
We have a nice sized school in
this district with Miss Mable Walker
as teacher. Some of the big boys''
are sorry they are too old to 90 to
school.
c. G.. Anderson left Saturday
headed for Middletown, Mo. This
was his second summer in Gunnison
Co. and he says he is coming to st . '
next time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Olln0 CREEK

Wednesday. Nov. N.
Rev j. ID Henry preached al
fairview an last Sunday afternoon
and will lr tlsre again two weeks
from lasi Nsuday
SUNDAY School Is running under
the superintendency of Orls Wise
man at Fairyiew school house.
Services at , 30 p. m. sunday
Weather still very hne aud quite a
number Of the cattlemen are gong
TO ship this week Some will 60 TO
Denver TODAY, A. t. Hyzer, Ralph X
Allen, Lee Lehman and others.
Miss Sara b. Easterly retarned 10
her school work at Greeley, Colo,
last Friday after two weeks ssccess-
full political campaign. Her address
is l540-l0th, Ave, Greeley, Colo.
Live Stock Commission men from
Denver, feeders and bsyevs are quite
plentiful these DAYS in the valley.
Among them, Ralph Coyte. II Cox
Jones Com. Co, and Mr.. A. A.
Blskeley representing Deavsr Union
Stock Yards Co, were visiting the
cattlemen in the valley this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
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CorreapoaAnnce.
Wednesday, Nov.


Wednesday, Nov II
Mrs. j +. Norris made business
trip 10 Somerset FRIDAY.
Zen t'ssszley carried the ballo, box
10 Gsnnisoa after election.
Wm. T4sney Of Somersei was q
visitor q, the Muddy junction last
wesk
Nora Jones has returned to Bowie
after aa extended visit at John
Rash
A large Jack tram recently passed
through here. loaded with fruit.
enroute for Marble
H. T. Redmou has raosed down to
the Sylvester Mine where he vii
work for some time.
VIVA Garry Of Paonia went up the
other day to inspect the wagon road
he is having built up the Muddy
Mrs d. A. BeezIry aud children
went 20 Paonia for few DAYS visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hunts
As precinct No. % staunchly sup
ported the democratic party at the
last election, we shall certainly ex-
pect, with them IN power to get us
of OF this Jack trail IN the next two
years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
SPENCER
News-Champ!on Correspondence.


Wednesday, Nov. Il
James Warrant was over from
Summit park Saturday.
A. +. Hay returned Friday to the
Turner property where he has been
at work.
Mel Marrison and teams passed
through Spencer Monday on his
way 10 Gunnison. =
Mr. Barrows and daughter and
three grandsons and Miss Bertha
Williams were visiting friends on
the Cebolla river Sunday.
Some one played a Hallowe' en-
prank a little late in Spencer, by
decorating the school bell in over
alls. Better save your overalls
Taft IL elscted.
Hessy. Ed Sellars and Ernest
Asadsnhall from the Lake Fork,
sccnapsaiod BY Misses Nadslena
LA0oy ssd Eva Watson, spent Sat-
srday I'D S.sday With frie.ds
ksso. Thy wssU oc their Wy frsn
nswdssAsr. who're thsy ssassSsa
Q Aaacs-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
DoviEvuIE
rs -Champson Correspondence.
Wednesday, Nov. llth.


Wednesday, Nov. llth.
Miss Edna Upton is visiting
Mrs. W. A. Sheldon this week.
Robt, Mcconnell is up from Gun
nison to spend a few days in Doyle.
W. A. Sheldon 10 to dispense
Justice in our precinct the next two
ysars.
Mr.. and Mrs II. H. Fogg drove
to the county seat Wednesday re
turning Thursday.
Our young people are taking ad-
vantage Of the fine moon light
nights to 60 horse back riding.
II. C. Bartlett, Amos Hall and
II. b. Hirdman who took . train OF
cattle to kansas City, returned
home Saturday.
letter. received BY the psrents of
Ars. c. +. Dsrtlstt stsas that she is
pleasantly located in Nsscie, lad
lana with her husband and children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rednosr arrived
Sunday from Colorado Springs to
spend few weeks at Camp Red
nour. The mine employees six men
at present.
Relatives of Mrs Laura Deering
Van Norman stated that she acci
dentally broke her nose last week.
In spite OF quick medical attend
ence she is still sick and unable to
he about.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
WHITE PDDlG

News Champion CorresDooAeor@
Tuesday Noveabsr,l0
J. c. Regan left for Denver
Thursday.
G. +. Walbsra spent Friday in
Gunnisoa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Dixon spssl
Sunday with Faltz's at their rsnch
Mr.. Fredericks and Park COX
were over Sunday from the Eldorade
mine.
Jno. Fultz is baling hay. VIM
Flanagan and VIM. Wilson arr
helping.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
VULCAN
News Champion Correspondence.


News-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, Nov. 10
r.. P. Mergelman OF lola was in
camp Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Wilt went to
Gunnison last week.
John U. Steinman had business in
Gunnison few days ago.
w. H. Correll went to Gunnison
last week with the ballot box.
H. r. Pell moved the Osborne
family to Gunnison last Friday.
Prof. Franks and Wisely accom-.
panied BY Misses A. Dill, X. NeA
and l. A. LauritDer, school teacher
Of Gunnison, spent . few hour. II
looking over the camp lest Tuesday
and seemed very mecA Interested II
The sulphur works.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
hAYToM

News-Chempioa COrrespOadence.
Tuesday Nov. 10.
Mrs. c. Addington made q trip
to Gunnison last week.
Chris Hoecher has moved his
family to Dubois for the winter.
w. H. Robson and family leave
this week for their new home at
Dolores.
Misses LaMoy and Watson and
Messrs MendeEhall and Sellars took
in the dance at Powderhorn last
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
nouEanAN
"Wednesday, Nov. !

"Wednesday, Nov. IT
Elmer and Mrs. Wiley were Wis
itors here Sunday
Ted Stephenson was up from
Doyle Sunday shaking hands with
friends over the election.
Geo Farlss has gone into the
mercantile business with = stock Of
cigars, tobacco, candies and gro
ceries.
Jos. Paul returned from a trip to
Denver where he was attending to
business for the Abe Lincoln
Mining Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

Bryon Huff who has been st Gun
nison and Ohio City for some weeks
Strengthening up business matters,
is preparing to join his family at
their new location in Cedar Wow.
Utah. His sons Job and Frank are
with him, but Henry and Ed still
remain on their Quartz creek ranches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
Nl.A

Ne~s-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, Nov. IL
Mr. Iiegler has new separator.
Messrs Joe and Frank Leo we're
up from Sapinero Monday.
Miss Mary Zeigler came down
Saturday to visit her brother.
Sanford Ziegler will 60 out with
a shipment of cattle tomorrow. Be-
fore returning he expects to visit
his old home in Illinois.
Old papers z5c . hundred. This of.
nee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

Aro Yoa to Take . TIM?
o. Tss.aays - OuiosSAo L Spaanue,
ssss toosd TIP ds6ses te ill State psin0
nuo Dssssr. Csesaes S6aGs - ~
~ q s1essealy NJ nA1. 5GIS
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13
nDUelln1Nn
Wednesday Nss. 4.

Wednesday Nss. 4.
The Msy Flo~er kas osse shit si
work aud will tic tAkIAg osi ore
soon
The Abe Llheoln nall " nearly
completed aud will he russ.ax sith-
IN three week. That uill make
three pay rolls for the camp.
The election here was qses. So
votes cast out OF % registration All
republican eoanty candidate. ahead
Of tickets except Elmer Wlley, dem
ocrstic candidate for commissioner
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-11-13

J. A. Leahy has recently fixed up
the front of his shoe shop and given
it coat of paint
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

declares that the visitors We're most royalty entertained there and that the convention was a big success. frater- nally and socially
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

-The many friends of George ". Ritclie. the alfable and enterprising manager of the Union Furniture Gor4- pan4's business, will regret to lea1f that his condition shows no imDroyeN ment lie is suffering from typhoid
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
DRESS MAKING.

Come where you can have first class work done, such as dress, hat making and decorating of silks. Also do repairing and give lessons on dress-making millinery and the art of painting. Phone 613; go. East Sixth avenue. Hattie E. Gray. 33-25-1m
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids for the erection of Lakeside church will be received until May 9 1908, and on which day at ?, m bids will be opened.
 Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Mccain Gro cery Co.,, Pine Bluff
 Rights reserved to reject any and all bids.
 A. BREWSTER, Chairman.
 ". z. TANkERSLEY, Secretary. 4-9e.Et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
\. c. SSELLo
 City Collector
ANNOUNCEMENT.

New method of laundering lace cur tains for hotels and families Finest fabrics beautifully done equal to new. Will call and deliver. Old phone GSS. House No. 301 Missouri street. l-20-2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

Foster Ball-TAeatorium this week.
 For Rent-Four or five furnished rooms. Apply 2o2 w. Fifth ave tt Foster Ball. trick pianist; moving pictures; Theatorium this wek.
 A word to the wise k enough use Success flour -15-tf "Imon Brew" for you at every foun- tain in town.
 See Foster Ball, Theatroium; nov ing pictures-this week.
 Success is made right, sells right. cooks right and eats right. Try it.
 3-1 5-tf The essence of wheat, Is what to eat. Success four is the miller's master production. 3-15-tf FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT, Will rent for four months only. Modern in every way. Nicely furnish cd cottage Apply Graphic office. As light as a feather, are bis cults when made of Success Flour. 3-15-tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

-The Knights of Honor will give a free entertainmeat on Monday, May l., of music. recitati0ns and q lecture by Hon. w. \. Moir of St. Louis. Every one is invited to attend al Odd Fellows Hall on Wcst Bar
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
NOTICE.

MI 'oWners of vehicle and dogs are hereby notified that license on same Spr the year 1908, will be due and payable on or before June 1, 1908. All licenses for special privilege will eX- pire May 31, and must be renewed on 9r before June 1, 1908. Call at col 1ector's office and renew license on or before expiration.
 A. G. RUSSELL,
 City Collector. Office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m., City Hall Building. 5-1-30t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

Summer breeze does not compare to the cooling effect of Imon Brew. 3:29:lm
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

The weather man says it will be warmer apd~faiG GvtQdlay. -.-,----~
 .---zS fine baby girl has arrived at the Shome of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shaw. ~---.The- Jefferson circuit. court was adjourned yesterday until Monday May II.
 T. NJ. Danby of this city was re< gently granted a patent at WashinSf ton on combined cover and followet for barrels. kegs and the like.
 -The fixtures and lease of the Quality Shop are being offered for sale by l.. O. Knox. This firm is still doing business, however, at their stand on West Second avenue.
 Felix smart yesterday received a fine BambIei touring car, which he ordered some weeks ago for Robert TrimbIe The car is a beauty and has been turned oyer 10 it's new own CT
 -rhe many friends of George w. Ritchie. the aIfable and enterprisins manager of the Union Furniture Co4 pany's business, will regret to lealfl that his condition shows no imDroydN mont. He + suffering from typhoid fever
 The Knights of Honor will give q free entcrtainmeat on Monday, May f., consisting of music, recitations and q lecture by Hon. W. \. Moir of St.. Louis Every one is invited to attend al Odd Fellows Hall on Wcst Bar -s-:-.-.,.-~,s.,s
 --SOme clothes i'll d room at tho home ef Joe Omcirk at No. 1901 East Sixth avenue, caught fire yesterday afternoon and filled the house with smoke before the flames were discoV- ri WIS sounded ana tie responded. Little damage was done by the fire.
 News was received in this city yesterday of the death of Daniel Schloss, a well known citizen of Mem DlilS. He ulcu III ct liOoIJlltti III tlidt city Thursday after an illness of sev- cral weeks. ATr. Schloss is an uncle of J. C. Schloss of this city and a brother of Sam Schloss, the well known Memphian who has frequently visited Pine Bluff.
 On the calendar for trial in the circuit court tomorrow appears the suit of O. ". Bishop against the Lit tie Rock and Pine Bluff Traction Com paAy. This suit grows out of all al leged contract for the construction of part of the traction line promoted for the purpose of connecting Little Rock and Pine Bluff, Bishop claiming to have advanced money and performed labor to the amount of $3,154.1S.-Lit- tie Rock Democrat.
 Sun,nar hrnpgn IOnS moi cOmnlre
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY!

This may be your last opportunity to secure a thorough and practical BUSINESS EDUCATION at our spe- cial discount rates.
 We want ONE HUNDRED ambitious Nnunc mon and women tn SunnIE Inc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

( ". Boyce deyotes his time fcGts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
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 f + f. BRIEF MENTION. + i. j. + ..@-.s' 's. <: !. ]. ;. 4 !.

TT :. Mrs. r. A. Rogers and son of Mar shall. Texas. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Potter, No l06 Indiana street.
 'Mr. and Mrs. C. F. McCuen of St. Louis are in the city visiting Judge A. B. Grace and family on West Bar- raque. street.
 Charles E. Campbell, president of the Merchants and bankers Fire In- surance Company of Des Mones. Iowa, is in the city visiting his gen eral agent, E. B. Bloom
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

The weather man says it will be warmer 2pd-iaia, today. i!:yy:..----. .s-4sS fine baby girl has arrived at the khome of Mr. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Shaw. IA.- .I,l,n IoIrua.AA1u 1irc1lil canr-t-- N as
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-19
CLOSE FITTING RUFF
RETURNS TO FAVOR
Usually Made of White Muslin, Net
or Lace-IS Held
Tight.

The close fitting friu around the neck
IS returned 10 favor as soon as the first
cool day appears.
II is of white muslin or net or lace.
and held tight around the. neck with
bOued pieces Of satin laid in small folds.
The satin collars 10 which the friIIs
are attached must be tight and securely
fastened al the back under a bow and
two short ends.
in Paris they are -esortiUg to an old
fashioned style of neckwear that Ameri-
can girls delighted In several seasons
ago This was the use OF wide, soft
satin ribbon wound around the neck
twice over a bOned foundation. then tied
at the side or al the back in one loon
and two short ends
This is finished at the top with a tiny
pleating put on the foundation. and
gives the effect Of one Of the high
ruches.
The difference Is that It IS worn IN the
house In place Of the stock. II has been
adopted on the soft batiste shirt waists
IN white and IN cOlors-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-19
WATERMELON
NOT SUCH NUISANCE
Only the Heart Is Put on BY Host
esseS Right Up to
Date

Many hosJesses refuse to use water
melon on any except informal family
occasions. They say il is too sloppy and
hard 20 serve.
Certainly the old way Of serving was
not dainty. The whole watermelon was
brought to the table on a huge waiter
and was cut with the carving knife
Into hunks or segments.
Nowadays the rind does not make an
appearance. The heart Of ,he melon
is cut into regular shaped pieces about
five inches square and two and one-haIf
inches thick. These are heaped in a
low CUt glass or colonial glass dish.
have hits OF ice scattered over the top
and sprigs OF geranium leaves or any
bright gre foliage tucked in the edges.
salad FORK or an asparagus fork are
passed with # for serving.
This method of preparing watermelon
is not only attractive TO the eve, but
makes the melon much more conven-
lent to eat.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-19
ART WORK IN BRASS
BRINGS GOOD PRICE
Some Hints That Will Make
Money in Holiday
Time.

A type OF work that would sell well
around holiday time is art work in
brass.
A design is drawn on thin brass. II
II be a candle shade or a tray or jardI-
Mere a border may be drawn about the
edge, and then the brass is tackled on
the edges to a wooden block, and the
space outside the border design Is made
into a rough border background by
hammering a light nail with a hammer
short distance apart over the entire
space. The strokes should be quick and
light. hard enough to dent without pune
turing the brass Even children sue
coed with this work, and il is interest
ing and quickly done. Some of the
things that can be made are decorative
trays Of all sizes, letter holders, picture
frames. candle shades, lamp shades,
fern dishes, jardinieres, and so forth.
other types OF arts and crafts work
that may be easily learned are bas-
kerry, typography on leather, which is
newer than the woodwork, and braided
or pulled rag rugs.
The art worker must be like the
literary worker. and must produce what
the public wants. It is not enough TO
have talent one must nave adaptable
talent, and then success is the reward
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-19
SUFFRAGE CONVERTS
MRS. c. H. MACKAY
Rich Woman Publicly Sub
ScribeS Her Faith TO Wo-
mems Rights.

NEW YORK. Sept 70. Mrs. Clarence
II. Mackay mas unfurled her standard
as leader IN this country of the wom-
an suffrage cause.
After q nOvitiate. during which she
has studied exhaustively the economic
problems Of her sex, she has publicly
subscribed TO the faith and pledged her
support to its doctrines.
Suffragists in this country. who
shared in the secret, have eagerly
awaited opportunity 10 install Mrs.
Mackay I'm a place similar 10 that &C
cupied in England by the talented
Countess Of Warwick.
n small but distinguished party OF
friends served as a guard of honor for
the beautiful mistress of Harbor Hill.
Mrs. PeH. Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Bourke
Cochran, and several of the younger
members of the Long Island summer
colony were on hand. Col George Har-
Tey, editor Of Harper's Weekly; Bourke
Cochran, orator OF Tammany Hall, the
Rev. II. .. Hutton, Mrs. Mackay's pas
Tor, and PROT George J. Mann, prin-
cipal OF the ROslyu school, were also
members of the guard. All except Mr.
Cochran participated actively In the
installation of Mrs. MaCkay as a SUI
rage leader Mr.. Cochran departed be-
lore the general discussion began.
i have been a convert to the prin-
ciples OF woman suffrage for some time
past / believe that the day IS not far
distant when success VIII be attained
for the cause in this country I regard
Il as inevitable that the American wOm-
an Suftragist viii snare in the honOrs
already won by her English sister, and
that the doctrines Will be firmly inn
planted in all of the English speaking
lands.
The school board of RosIyn is per
fecuy willing that the doctrines be
taught here There is no opposition 10
my work in this community. and L shall
continue it to the best of my ability"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-19
PROPER BREATHING
AIDS NERVOUS FOLK
Can Be Gagged by Timing In
halatiOnS With Pulse
Beats.
Beats.

Every morning in the quiet OF your
own room before the days work is be
gun and in the evening before retiring.
stand by an open window and practice
correct breathing.
Stand erect always. muscles relaxed,
mouth closed. inhaling to the time Of
four pulse beats. Retain the breath
for two pulse beats and eXhale while
counting four. These three divisions
constitute one correct breath. Place the
fingers on the wrist pulse until accus-
toned 20 gaugiug the time When a
correct breath is taken the abdominal
muscles will be brought into action as
well as the muscles of the back below
the waist line. In walking this form Of
breathing should be practiced and in
short time one will breathe correctly
and be absolutely unconscious Of any
effort to do so.
If one be hasty tempered or nervous
there is no better reStOrer to sanity or
CalmneSs, than this regular passionless
pumping Of fresh air into the lungs. If
pracuced in well-ventilated room. II
IS a guarantee against lung troubles
and incipient cases Of tuberculosis.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-19
RELIABLE COOKING RECIPES
FOR TOOTHSOME AND
DAINTY DISHES.

Egg Sauce.-Make a drawn butter.
chop two hard-boiIed eggs quite fine.
the white and yolk separately, and stir
II into the sauce before serving. This is
used for boiled fish or vegetables.
Frosted Fruit--Dip white grapes into
frOthed white Of eggs, mixed with Just
a little cold water. Drain them until
nearly dry and roll in pulverized sugar.
Reroll i'm the sugar and lay them upon
white paper 70 dry.
Fried Squashes.-Cut the squash into
thin slices and sprinkle IL with salt; let
81 stand few moments: then beat two
eggs and dip the squash into the egg;
then fry IL brown in butter.
Eggs Omar PaSha--COOked on the
dish Place on the dish a large spoonful
Of finely mixed onions cooked in butter;
break tho eggs on this; sprinkle with
grated Parmesan cheese; cook until the
cheese melts.
Baker Onions.-Peel medium sized
onions, boil fifteen minutes and drain.
Put in a buttered baking tin, add salt
and pepper and enough beef stock to
basic them Bake until soft.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-19
WIND CURTAIN IS USEFUL
TO KEEP SLEEPERS OUT
OF DRAFTS

For the person who sleeps in a sraal
room where the bed must necessarily
be placed near the window, OF for any
one who is very sensitive 10 DRAFTS.
but who desires fresh air in the sleep
ing room, this wind curtain will prove
useful.
Obtain q piece Of table oilcl0th a H.-Ie
wider than the window and extending ns
high as you may require the window 10
be opened. Stitch q hem in each end.
through which run a cUrtsin rod, and
place hooks n sucl a position on TIC
window frame that The curtain WI he
held tightly. Not only does this ore
vent drafts--while letting in plenty
of fresh a but Il offectuaIly. keeps. out
any rain snow.
This cW ain can be rolled up in a
small space during the day, only tie
hooks remaining in sight to tel the
story.