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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
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';unnison county stockmen Ger
tainly did themselves proud in their
entertainment as the host Of the peo-
pie that attended their Cattlemen $
Day celebration said Ralph Coyte,
who has ust returned to the yards
from the trip TO Gunnison to see the
big doings" Those in charge Of
the affair are deserving of much cred
it for the way they handled every
thing and for the splendid program
prepared for the guests There was
an abundance of good things to eat
as well as fine program of events to
enjoy. and every cattleman in that
section. as well as every resident OF
the town of Gunnison, seeh,ed to con-
slder himself a committee Of one to
see that his neig ghbor did not lack for
any of the good things, Mr.. Coyte
says Gupnison county cattle are in
very good condition but the season is
rather backward and it will be late
before many of them begin to move
to the market
Among those who attended the
celebration from Denver were Jim
Mallon. Bob Rae, Clarence Lamb,
Lee Peterson and others
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
vsAaspauA ~ 0anaos

Last week Isssday afternoon .
waterproof strsck MereslmAn mosn-
tain back of lola and ripped up
things generally The most Of the
water came down Spring creek
where, instead Of a trickling stream
surrounded by Willows, Ro~ exists =
gulch Is feet deep and twice -
vide. Striking Willow creek tine
food slowed up little bat sboat
80 scres of meadow Tor II. =. Mer-
eelman, the same Tor A. X. Stevens
and so,se If STAFFORD ZeisIers hay
land WAS laid hat by mad. wiflows
and uprootcd trees. Some Of the
grain may start up but loss will be
heavy. Trains were also DELAYED a
few hours.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
%. cAnD1n
Nevs-CAaapssa CssvsaQan1so0.
Tuesday, Jolly n

TsssAsy. Jolly 81.
Mr. ThoNpsos Of Dsavsr 10 bore
~ casl clerk
NsIeatiae Zeilinser went 70 Gss-
nisoa Tuesday,.
T.. Jones sad family left lest
wesk for RGkvale.
ASu. JohR Boai vstsrpsi frua
Gsaaisna Aoadsy
Billy Tsaplia wsat 70 Gssaisoa
Monday fos medical trsaasaent
Canty 10 here this vssk accom-
panied by Johs Evans for pit boss.
Prosperity st Mt Csrboa. We
are still eajoyiag ths lsxsry Of two
days work a week
The kubler mime commenced
work last week with Cole ~ fore
man. John Whip and wiis have
moved there for the sanmer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24

From a four line local, costing 20
cents a week. in the News Champion
a Duyleville man this week sold
eight horses to Joe David aud Wal
lace Moore up the Ohio creek way.
Perhaps among the 1000 citizens of
Gunnison county they were the only
ones who wanted such a bunch of
horses The News-Champion found
the buvers and at small cost.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
CN1 e nanks

Mrs Lena Doyle and children and
her brother, S. c. Perschbacher, de-
sire to thank the kind friends who
aided during the sad days and
nights following the death of Thos.
DOYLE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
Hsppestsw, nappesiaes

When Miss Euphemia Nudge was
ia town the other day, she went into
a store to buy a shirtwaist. She
told the clerk what she wanted. and
he briskiy asked, What bust,
madam" Euphemia nervously
looked around and then replied.
blessed if know sir, ! didn't hear
anything.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24

Work on the Mayhower group at
Bowerman is progressing nicely
under management of ID. J. Dunbar.
Two men have been working all the
spring and four will now drive the
tunnel in two shifts. The new tun-
mel is in Is. feet and about TO cut
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
Netne

Having located in Gunnison | am
prepared to do all kinds masonry
work. Cement side walks built.
All kinds of cement work a special
itv. Estimates furnished on all
work. Make your wants known at
News Champion Office. Ny prices
are the lowest
IEFF ANDEEsnN. GunnIson. Colo. y
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24

Mp. p. J. Hurley and children
and Alta Adams are spending few
weeks At Sportsmens hotel at Ce-
bolla for the benefit Of the former 5
health.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24

FOR SALE-The c. E. Adams
property. FIVE lots. \ five room cot
tage. well. cellar. closets In good
repair. Price $500.
HENRY T. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
assssssias ~ lljugtss

Jsaa AsAsasy. vho vas sssiossly
Aass - vssk wAiIs riding The pslot
Of IN engine, by the explosion ofa
railroad torpedo, is rapidly improv-
ing at the Salids hospital.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
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The pastor will preach at | A. NJ.
and s p NJ Sunday school at 10
A NJ. and Epworth League at Z Pm.
There are a good many strangers
in the city. They are most cordial
ly invited to the church services, and
to Worship with us during their
stay. Catch fish on the week days
but do not neglect the church ser
vice on Sunday
Prayermeeting Thursday even
ing evening at O'Clock.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24

The Ladies Guild desire TO ex-
tend TO the public their cordial
thanks for the liberal donations to
the dinners served on Cattlemens
Dav and for the liberal patronage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
TWENTY vuARs AcU .

Sk~ssaa sss1d seQwstsfawcs ~ forVst,
And nseev b~esa0ht t0 msaf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
Eggs Fer SIe

Ask for quotations.
NJ J. CREIGHTON.
26-3O Hill City. Kansas
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24
For Sale

For Sale
Six room brick cottage, cellar,
bath room, plumbing all in, good
barn. Small payment down, easy
terms on rest.
HENRY I. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24

Must dispose of at once. PIP acre
farm near Springfield, No. Ideal
for stock, especially sheep. \ bar
gain, easy terms or Will exchange
for property here. For particulars
address,
Mas. 4. NJ. X. CRooks,
30-32 Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-24

Found On Cattlemen' Day, ladies
small serge cape, also one plum
colored, kid glove. Owner may
have same by paying for this ad
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
GUARDIAN FOR Mr.. LANG
The District Court Appoints M. E. Jones o
Denison, Guardian.

Judge Powers has named M. E..
Jones. cashier of the Crawford County
Bank. as guardian of thu properly of
Mr.. Lang. ST.. of Willow township.
1t was first rumored that the guardi
anship of his son would continue, but
on advice OF attorneys and TO have
the guardian some one toward whom
the ward had no prejudice. Mr.. Jones
was appointed. He is clean. honor
able business man and will be fair in
his dealings. Mr.. Jones has had a
numb Z of conferences with Mr. Lang
and they begin their relations IN g
friendly way. 1t is to be hoped for
all concerned that the courts will moi
have again to go over the family
troubles of Mr.. Lang.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
KLINKER AND MC'HENRY The ONLY RE-
PUBLlCANS ELECTED ON THE
COUNTY TICKET.
JOHN CAREY HAS CLOSE SHAVE.
KIinker Fairly Buries Richardson Under an
Avalanchesso Votes Cummings Gains Sweep
ing Victory for Sheriff.

The story of two years ago was re-
peated in the county election yester-
day. KIinker and McHenry are the
only republican winners. The demo-
cratic majorities will range all the
way from nearly thousand for Cum
mings to a measly hundred for the
great John Carey. Just as two years
ago. the republicans sought victim
and found it in Randall, as they did
then in johnson. In fact the repuhli-
cans knitted and slashed their ticket
all along the line. The republicans
of this county do not deserve success
and they will not have it until they
learn to stand by their ticket.
Gustav Buesing gave the redoubt-
able John Carey close race and John
looks as if he had had spanking in
stead of an election. A week ago
John thought he was going to lead
the democratic ticket in the county
and it is severe blow to his pride to
run about t he poorest on the entire
democratic ticket. He lays some of
the blame to John Cock who openly
worked against him. MIR. Bues ing
made but little effort and did not ex-
pect to be elected. Had he made a
strong fight he would have been beat
en- worse, as then the republicans
would have thought to scratch him as
they did Randall. The election table
tells the story of the election ana the
returns are nearly all in. Thos.
Carey made great run in Manila
out the movement towards him was
not general enough to bring success.
Otto Huebner also made a gallant
run. getting fine vote in Hanover.
Klinker adds the fourth scalp to his
belt today. having defeated in turn
O'Hare, O'Connor. ShawVan. r ich-
ardson. Klinker is the best campaign
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
IL the United States senate, now
he Id by Mr.. Hemenway.

Il the United States senate. now
he Id by Mr.. Hemenway.
In Minnesota, where there was a
bitter fight for governor. Johnson
seems to have won by small major
ity, although Bryan was beaten in
the state by considerably over so. 600
voIes.
Missouri has gone for Bryan, as
was expected. Hadley, the republi-
can candidate for governor. made
hard fight. but could not overcome
the normal democratic majority. The
indications are that Senator Stone
has succeeded in the primary election
thus defeating the ambition of Gov.
Folk to become United States senator.
Iowa has gone overwhelmingly for
Taft. but by so. 600 maj The
returns nom the ptimares so far as
received indicate that Gov. Cummins
has received majority of the repub-
lican vote and will therefore, be indi-
Gated as the choice of the legisla-
ture Tor United States seuator tt sue
ceed he late William 3. Allison.
In llliaols Gov. Deneen has achiev-
ed an extraordinary triumph.
President Taft W II be supported
by congress that will be republican
in b5tn branches The house of Re-
presentst YES Will stand 2l5 repubii-
can and l76 democrats watch gives
the relu heans 39 majority. Speak
er Cannon WIS given strong en-
dorsement by his district notwith-
standing the light made on him.
There seems 30 doubt lhat he Will be
reelected speaker OF the new House
which viii begin its sessions shortly
after March fourth.
Taft actually carried Greater New
York. This comes, it is said by the
failure of Tammany TO loyalty support
Bryan. The organization in the big
city wanted to beat Hughes. and SO
hold the state organization. more.
than to win nationally. The 10 "
ing states gave their votes T ift
giving him 81 electoral votes or 80
majority ever Bryan: Maine, Yer
mont. New Hampshire, Massachu-
setts Rhode Island. Connecticut, New
York. Pennsylvania. New Jersey.
Delaware. Maryland. West Virginia.
Ohio. Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin,.
Iowa, Minnesota, North and South
Dakota. Kansas. Wyoming. Colorado,
Idaho. Washington, Oregon. Cali
fornia. The territories of Arizona
and N W M M.xicu also vote for Tafc.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
TAFT WINS
GREAT VICTORY
SWEEPS THE NORTH AND SOME BORDER
STATES.
TAFT CARRIES GREATER N. Y.
Congress Safely Republican Cannon Re.
elected -Cummins Wins For Senator
in Iowa.

Taft has been elected president, of
the United States. according to the
returns at the time of going to press,
by vote of 3ll to l72 in the electur-
al college. thus giving him clear
majority over Mr.. Bryan of 1879
Taft has carried every doubtful
state in the east and west, including
New York. Ohio. Indiana, Maryland.
and some of the far western states,
but not including Nebraska. which
seems TO have gone for BRYAN.
His ma jorty in New York state
may reach 200. 600, he carried Ohio
by nearly 100000, and Illinois by II.
Geo. Indiana was extremely c!ose,
the ma iority there for the head OF the
ticket ranging from 5000 to Is GOO,
accorclng to returns at this
time. The returns now indicate
that the far western mountain states
of Colorado and Idaho have also Civ
en- Taft their elect rial votes, but
these returns may be changed by later
figures.
In New York state Gov. Hughes
has been successful by majority
approXimating $4,000 at the least.
He run largely ahead up the state.
and the vote for Chanler in Greater
New York was much smaller than
was anticipated. while Bryan in the
mt tropolis scarcely equaled the vote
of Taft.
Hughes carried New York by a
ajority less than half as great as
that of. the presidential candidate.
In Ohio there is serious question as
10 whether Harmon or Harris has won
with the chances favoring Harris on
account of the large majority for
Taft.
In Indiana the democratic cand-
date for governor has probably been
elected. and there is a possibility that
the legislature is democratic also,
thus involving the transfer of the seat
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
er the republicans of the county have

er the republicans of the county have
ever had.
In Denison more interest was
taken in rewarding Cummins for all
that he has done for Crawford county
than in electing the county ticket.
The returns throughout the county on
the primary are very meagre but
Lacey will have about the same ma
jor;ty the Allison men had when the
votes are all counted.
Woods for Congress will have
about the same majority given the
state ticket. showing that Crawfo rd
county republicans realized the inn
portance of having a republican
congress.
The returns were received at the
opera house. at the Johnson drug
store and at the commercial club
rooms. The first reports were that
the Tribune conceded New York to
Bryan by 10000 and the republicans
were about the bluest lot ever seen.
Later the returns came in better
and better and the Taft men wore
smile that no defeat in county
politics could remove.
The result of the county election
is disappointing from a party stand
point. The men elected however
are competent and the interests of the
county will not suffer.
The result of the National election
means four more years of good times
and democrats as we'll as republicans
breathe easier as they feel that pros
perity is assured.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
CONNECTICUT III G. 0. P. LIST.
Republicans Carry State by Increases
Majority.

New Haven, Com, Nov. 4.-Ths
great size of the Republican victory il
Connecticut yesterday was evident
this morning when William II. Tai.
was found to have a plurality of 3S,.
$50 Debs polled 2,S04 and Chain, tao
Prohibitionist, $3.50.
The plurality for governor of Mr..
Lilley, against whom great fight was
waged, was 16,004 over Judge A. Heat
on Robertson, his Democratic oppo'
nent.
The leaders Of both parties in tho
state expressed great interest in the
growth of the Socialist vote.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04

Klinker, Klinker,
klinker. klinker,
Klinker With the Golden Hair.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
G. o. p. Wins in Idaho.

Boise, Ida, Nov. 4.-Idaho has gone
Republican on both state and national
issues. James H. Brady has been elect
ed governor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
Plurality Not So Large As in
Previous Election.
MAJOR LACEY SHOWED UNDER,
cummns Carries Senatorial Primary
by o,ooo-Indications Are That
Jameson Has Defeated Hepburn for
Congress in Eighth District.

Des Moines, Nov. 4.--Late returns
indicate that Taft has carried Iowa by
plurality OF 10000. This is ire
mendous falling off from the Roosevelt
plurality of 15S,000 OF four years ago,
but it represents only slight falling
off from the normal plurality. The ell
tire Republican state ticket is elected
by about the same plurality. Govern
Or A. B. Cummins probably carried the
Republican senatorial primary over
Major j. f. Lacey by plurality OF
10000 a tremendous gain from last
June, when he was defeated by ALI
son by 11.000.
There is a close race in the
Sixth district between Hamilton, pres
ent incumbent, Democratic, and Ken
dali, Republican. Both sides are
claiming the district. In the Second
and First, close districts, Dawson and
Kennedy, Republicans. are elected by
safe pluralities. Returns from two
thirds of the Eighth district indicate
that Jameson has defeated Hepburn
In Des Moines there was big loss
of votes to the Republicans, due te
the large labor vote for Bryan. Hull
in the Seventh district, was elected
but by reduced plurality.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
Mems DressShirts

500 different STYLES in this lot
We purchased the entire lot Of Lndake Warner Sons buy
pie shirts and will offer them you prices that will sam
three shirts for the price of You afford
buying from the biggest of dress shirts that
has been offered in Denson They all styles and
colors hey made up all cloths, including Pique Mad
Gnghams Soisette made up large variety Of bosoms
including silk and peated styles Think of the Values regular
S. and LIS grades price while they last &c. Remem
ber these shirts nothing but best a. IS 81 6 l6
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
Illinois.

Chicago, Nov. 4.-Late returns
showed conclusively that Taft had
carried the state by 100000. Deneen
the Republican candidate for govern.
or, was elected by plurality esti-
mated at from 10000 to $4,000. The
next legislature, which is to chose a
successor to United States Senator AL
bert G. Hopkins will be composed OF
IS Republicans and 176 Democrats in
the house. The congressional delega'
ton from Illinois, with three districts
yet to hear from, will be composed OF
seventeen Republicans and five Demo
Gratis
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-11-04
Missouri Is Democratic,

Kansas City, Nov. 4.-Returns from
nearly every county in Missouri point
to a plurality of at least 10000 for
Bryan, the election of the Democratic
state ticket by smaller plurality.
Cowherd, Democrat, for governor, run
ming some thousands below the re.
mainder Of the ticket; the defeat Of
Governor Folk by United States Sen
ator William j. Stone in the Demo
cratic balloting for United States SEN
ator, and the election of congress.
sional delegation of unchanged polit.
ical complexion, Democratic gain Of
ono seat being Offset by the loss OF
another seat.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
!':! !!!! Y
 DRUG STORE
 FREE DELIVERY @@ @@@ @@

Miss Electa Cantley is visiting relatives at OZan.
 F. J. Johnson made a business trip to Gurdon today.
 Mrs. J. T. Brooks of Little Rock is in the city today
 Brooks Hamilton of Little Rock is spending today in Prescott
 Mrs D. M. City left today fo.' Ozan, where she will spend a few days visiting relatives.
 Prentice City left today fer his home at Ozan. after visiting his brother, D. M. City, for few days.
 Misses Cora and Bessie Barrow of Ozan, who have been spending the past few days with Mrs. D. M. City left on the cannon ball today for home.
 E. N. Daniels expects to leave tomorrow for Texas on an ex- tended trip. His first stop will be Dallas, where he will join his son, Rev. Frank Daniel.
 Reports from the country state that farmers are very busy with crops and that another week of sunshine will improve wonder fully the crop prospects.
 The many friends of w. R. Gar rett will regret to learn of the accident which befell him at the Junction City mill this morning when, in falling from the run way, he sprained his ankle to such an extent that it's use will be impossible for some time. We trust, however, for him as speedy recovery as possible.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
l GszGN0 l. OC AL
 @aEO N F. w $ U -

Wat W, White, jr., is visiting relatives in Texarkana this week. Memphis ice cream at Hester- ly's fountain,
 5 orc 3, of "666" will cure any case of Chills and Fever.
 FOR RENT-Nice home on West Main street; vacant 10th inst; apply to Mrs. Louella Mon- crief.
 s. $. Langley, an attorney of MurfreesbOro, spent yesterday in the vicinity of Prescott with re- latives.
 Camden Beacon: Miss Irene Blake, of Prescott, arrived in this city Tuesday to accept a position with Bry & Bro.
 Hamilton & Capelle have just received 1900 feet of picture frame moulding and a large as- sortment of picture mats-all colors.
 Miss Ethel White returned to her home in Texarkana last night. She was accompanied by Master Jack Johnson. who will spend some time with his grandparents there.
 Contractor Tedford will fin. ish the fOunda tion for the new school building this week anC active work on the building vii begin then and the building fin ished to completion
 Fred King, John Neal and Hen ry Sharp, who are working ol the new buildings at Hope fo Contractor Sullivan. came III Saturday and spent the day witt their families here.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
MURDER MYSTERY.
Young Lady a Corpse and Com,
 panion Fatally Shot.

New Philadelphia. O., June 22.- How Charles Stach. forty-five years old. was probably fatally wounded and Miss Artine Knisely. nineteen years old, was killed Friday night, when they were found in the heart of the city. Is mystery which the police are working upon.
 Fallen forward over the dashboard or buggy four blocks from the pub. lie square the body of Miss Kniselv bullet in her brain, was found by two men. who halted the animal. A lew yards distant. beside the roadway, Stach was found grooming, with a bullet hole above his right eye.
 From the remarks made by the in. Jured man 1t is inferred the couple were attacked. Persons living near the scene of the tragedy say they heard three shots. together with a woman's scream.
 To add to the mystery the police found a revolver in the box of the buggy, four chambers of which con. tained discharged shells. Stach is married.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Local view post cards at the NeVada County Drug Store.

Watch Variety Store window for Thursday sales. Candy for the coming Thursday.
 LOST-Gold Hat Fin. Large gold rose on end; please return to this office and get liberal .e- ward
 A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon to MT. T. J. Free and Miss Mary Coppock of Emmet.
 The protracted meeting began at the Baptist church yesterday, end the attendance was large, and the services quite into. est ingM. The meeting will con- tinue throughout the week, and the public generally is invited.
 Hon. T. C. McRae delivered an address at the Woodmen unveil- ing tat Hope yesterday before quite a large crowd. The ser services were quite impressive The monuments erected ove" the graves of six deceased Woodmon were unveiled
 The notes, accounts. and ju'g- ments. as well as the stock in the Citizens Bank. and the POstoffice Building Co.,, belonging to the late J. T. Brooks, were sold at a public sale at the court house this afternoon by C. C. Iiambv administrator O1 the estate.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
BIG OIL LAND DEAL.
Gulf Company of Louisiana Ac.
 uuires Considerable.

Beaumont, June 22.-By a deal here all the interests of the Jennings Hey wood Oil syndicate, the Jennings Oil company and Haywood Bros. in the Jennings field are transferred to the Gulf Company of Louisiana, a corpora. tion owned by the Mellin interests of Pittsburg, which also owns the J. M Guffey Petroleum company and the Gulf Pipe Line company. By the terms of this sale the Haywood concerns transfer all the physical property. such as oil, pumping rigs. pipe lines, load ing racks, drilling rigs, storage tanks and, in fact, everything on top of the ground.
 The Heywod corporations retain ab solutely all real estate and leases. In brief, the HeywoOds retain all the oil rights, but everything else is included in the sale.
 The terms of the sale are $300,00O cash and the Heywoods are to receive a graduated royalty ranging from 20 taken from the ground which they own, Or upon which they have leases All contracts for sale of oil held by the Haywood concerns will be fully protected by the new owners. The sale is effective on June 15, and the new owners are now in full posses. sion.
 By this deal the Guffey interests gain control of the Jennings field by possession of two-thirds the entire production of that field and all the ad vantages for handling oil.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-22
Excitement at Panama.

Panama, June 22.-The announce ment that the United States warships and marines are coming to regulate the national election and prevent out breaks has aroused storm. It Is ac knowledged this means the defeat of Arias, President Amador's candidate for president. The government is us. ing desperate methods. All employees not favoring Arias are being dis charged. few were arrested An attempt was made to dynamite the residence of Obaldia, Arias' rival, but the latter escaped.