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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
BnTet ng Rfckkrnrt.
Repiseret al en- sraiitf eusmOSeI
AGorn Stareb. Yuobins".

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binaer tillaoet meb Corn Starcb",
foroi De tunes Der er iaabon en- for.
unoerIig balp.raa Smag paa Dem.
0ette fommer az at Tuobingen life
err fpat I9nee nof, Siteoetfor at
Gorn.S tarcben bare ifal faa ct Sp.
fog = iom Der ofte itaar / Spifrii'
terne - buroe ben foees babe Ipnge
o. bel, iaa bill Den finbes at bore
baaoe iuno og p~elimagenbe, pg me-
renbe err ben 10 ogiaa, Ser er Ell
Spifrift poa Corn Starf.Guo.
oing": en- 8int MeIf, 3 Spiieifeer
Suffer, 2 itore Spiieifeer Corn
Storf, 8 segeebpiber, " Sbeife
ganilie, "a Sbeife Salt. @elfen
foges / en- Double goiler", Sufferet
BABES / og rsres l. til oct er opIeit.
Corn Starhen ubrsres | iaa meget
folio Melf, at ben blir ieon % goot
opIsit, bapes iaa op | ben fogenoe
Relf. Soa iGttes 2aaget paa oe
ben fpges / ire aparter, ibet man
rsrer / ben MI og ba. ggggebpi'
oerne piifes aloeles itipe meo liot
Salt, iaa bar man Dem op | Den
fpete Masie, rsrer oct sobt ON og
laber set foge 8 Iimlter. Man to-
ger BET iaa al StoperL rsrer 8anil'
ien | og Iaoer bet itaa til oct er noget
affislet. Ga bar man en- balu 8las'
fanoe nteb GiriebGr, SorobGr, grin'
geber, - eQer bpao man bar paa
Saanben |, % bGIoer bet iaa op |
en- Sorm. Oil man bare oct iom bpio
Tubbing meb rsb Saiice, uoen Sil-
ietning at Srlgt, tager man bare
baIpanoen flor Spiieife Corn Stard.
Sanf Rubbing.
80 llnier Srfat ifieres op fint.
SfaIlet Of en- &ppeliin ripes og Saf'
ten presses no. Wan -riper iaa me-
get bpibt greb, at set bIir TO 9opper
fulbe, bette itaar iaa | en- Sop npii'
let WfeIf, til oct er gobt opblsot.
Saa bar man A sGsseblommer beri,
ipm er piifet meo " Sop Suffer, til
letter Sufaten, oct reune appellin'
ifal os SaftenL iamt en- Spiieife reoet
Gocoanut. Siiiioit bar mnn De a
itippiifeoe sgggebpioer t. farper iaa
altiammen en- fin, lpierso Sarpe meo
"6ruit Goloring" % bar bet ioa op
/ imaa Stopper al Stentsi, iom fsrit
er opppet / foIot gano. De iteges
langiomt, til Dc er faite, bppIoeS iaa
no % "Gberrp Sroit" bapes ooer
Dem. Den Iapes paa fslgenoe Waa.
De: On Sop GRADUATED Suffer no.
rsres / 2 Spiieifeer airieb9r'Sa ft
faar ct Spfog % rsres iaa langiomt
og foriigtig op / en- sgggeboioe, Tom
er piifet itip. Man rsrer | oct, til
oct er tpft os ieout.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Ct Tar &aao.

9ise 9eIe Sobinc oe Speet Oil
imsres poa 9igtorne % @iinions, ioo
bill Smerterne linrres %betpoelis.
gil man babe rigtig fIur SIamme
til Soait. riitet Sico % I%isnenSe, iao
itrer man en- GeI sropt Salt pao
GIsoerne. Sar gteIfen fcet opcr
paa Stopen, iaa itrer man itroy
SaIt ooer, ina ilipper man Ben ubc.
baseIiee 2ust at iotO IeIf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03

aogen. Man mao foge ben | en-
Double 9oiIer".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03
Gnbper sSarmer burSe brnae
DEN melt frattiee
I raCtion Engine

~Retu Suber~
Traction Gaz
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peis lofum otip)
nooifler melt
&raft nteo
miuoh Brnnne,
foroi bens Sic
bel or at befl
perfeite ere
turn flue'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-03

"Slums", bnor GlenoigbeoeH er noa'
ct 6pbere emo noget anSet Steo Der
oen, opbere emo / 2onoon, SariS os
gteru gorf. Ieu Snpon ifiuler blu
furoiqt fine rationale Brett; ben
.frcmmeoe beieeenoe foar fife Cop al
taae benz / Eienipn. Sim iieloen
lpttes oct Ell nImiuoelig 3uriit al
ifaiie fla ct flpetigt SuobIif | 5attig'
fpartererne, OF Den rciienoe, Der
.iommer / oct iGrIige giemeo Of sisre
Stu6ier, trRftes ombpggelig uoen
ON llbpagen / oens uGrite Sfiffelie.
Smiolertio: Snpan bar 10 Ell ri
gresie, % glaSet "aofumin" bar ior
rnIid Iabet en- Meoorbeioer tage iali
SpboIo / Here Tiger ! 1ofios melt be-
rnateoe @lenSigbeos. aparter Sbit'
ana, % bans SfiIbringer berfra
gIaoet pafte enorm Spiigt. % imio'
lertio artitlerne bngeitrr c%periatteS
pao enaeIit og uosapes / ct Seite.
oefisbte Resierinscn sie6Iiffelig belt
C.plaget OF isrgeoe for, at Satler
tIeu tiliutetgiort.
= Zen Der citereoe Sfrihent ltiio'
rer pioere / iierfe 5drUer, bporleoes
Den iattiee Sapaneier leucr al aiiaIs
- SiIfeinopolSe. ruaooen 6rust oG
irinfenbe @cgetabilier - % toorle'
Ses Spiiebuie og Ee~itaurarter iGtieI
Seres "@'enuer" iammeH al en- moo
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03

The football team of the college will meet the Hot Springs high school team at the Fair grounds in the afternoon.
 Among the other interesting features for the day will be the great amateur automobile races and the gigantic, state wide Ba- by Show, and the special educa. tlonal exercises in the auditor. ium.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
OUACHITA COLLEGE AT STATE FAIR

An interesting feature of Ed |ucational and Children's Day" at the State Fair Friday, October 16 Twill be the drill by the cadets of |0uachita College. The cadets close their entertainment with their famous Rifle Drill to Mus |ic," executing 2SS movements without a command and in per. feet time with the music.
 Ouachita College will dismiss school for this day and will come to the State Fair from Arkadel- phla in special train.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
MurfreesborO Court.

Murlreesboro, Oct. 2.-The near ing of the evidence in the Tom Reed murder case is in progress The opening statement for the state was made by Prosecuting Attorney J. $. Lake Of Dequeen. Judge Steele appointed Attorney Payton t,pperson of Muddy Fork Hampstead county to defend Reed.
 Postmaster w. D. Hull of De- light was a witness for the state and testified to the quantity and kind Of whiskey Pullen or dcred. He knew Pullen got the whiskey, which was the same kind Reed had when he was a,r- rested. The court room was crowded all day and the case is watched with much interest.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
Added a New Feature.

The Bank of Precott, always on the alert to adopt every pro- gressive banking feature or poli- cy, has just received and install ed patent money changer, which is the first one of the kind ever seen here. The machine is contrivance with keyboard arranged with figures from one cent to one dollar and when you press a certain key, change to that amount immediately drops into recepticle at the bottom, and is absolutely correct. For instance, by pressing the 9Sc key, there drops into the pan a half, quarter, two dimes and three coppers. The machine greatly facilitates the making of change or paying small checks, and is wonderful in it's work ings
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
W. (. I. U. Yesterday.

Mrs. Gould Wilson was hostess
 to the w. c. T. iU. yesterday af- ternoon at the spacious home Of her mother. Mrs. Wm. Gee. A most interesting and instructive program on Child Labor" was conducted by Mrs. Evered, She certainly proved herself close student of this important prob lem and a problem that seems obe awaking the minds of the thoughtful economist not to say anything of those possessed of a warm heart Of sympathy Tor the little ones who are toiling in fatcory and mine. Mrs. Ioung's rendering of Mrs BrOwnlng's poem, "The cry of the Children made us all feel doubly glad that we belonged to an organization whose chief aim is to tighten the burden of the more than a mli- lion little ones who are depriv- ed of all that makes life glad and happy by removing the chief cause of all this imposition on young and helpless child-life-the abominable liquor curse. Remove that dark blot from the heart and life of American manhood. and such a revolution as would take place in idnustrial world would be hard to calculates.
 Fathers and mothers would go to work and mther children would be placed in school. Note the change of conditions that took place in Kansas City the first fall after the enforcement of the prohibitory law. Eighteen additional school teachers had to be employed. Why? Because the men had been brought to their senses senses that had been steeped in rum, and they went to work and sent their children to school Over a million dollars deposits were added to the banks and a great wave of shoes and books and furniture could almost literally have been seen filling the air; They did fill the right ful heir with joy and comfort. the money previously spent for that which satisfieth not, had been turned into a useful and legitimate channel hence the joy and comfort of hOme and school.
 Specially prepared music is a drawing feature of all our meet
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
NEWS OF TExARKANA
u.,v Enterprises for the Gate City-PrO. N" hibitiOn Fight.

Tn the matter of the prohibi- .;or contest the "plot thickened" somewhat, today.
 Early this morning the antis ononed a "cross-fire" on the pros in the form of counter-petitions which were placed in circulation tor signers asking the county oourt to refuse to shut out the saloons under the three mile law. These petitions. it is learned, also contained a clause for persons to sion who may have already lent |thpir signatures to the prohibi- tion petitions, informing the court that they had signed the | latter without proper considera- | tion, or under a misapprehension |c their true nature, saying also |that they have reconsidered and changed their minds on the sub- feet. and requesting that their names be erased from the pro- |hibition petitions.
 It is been authoritatively an
 nounced that the J. c. Hutchin-
 son Medicine Company, a very
 large and prospering concern at
 Atlanta, Texas, have completed
 arrangements for moving their
 entire plant to Texarkana.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
Zenith Literary Society.

The Zenith Literary Society of the Prescott school met yester- day afternoon and organized by electing the following of ficers: President, Ellis Butcher; ce-President, Claude Newth; Secretary. Mary Milburn; Mar shal, Leonard Hamby;s Critic, Mable Hale. The Society was di- vided into five classes, each to take their term in rendering the exercises.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
HOPE FAIR A SUCCESS.
Closes Most Successful Four Days Pro.
 gram, With Large Crowds.

Hope, Oct. 2.-Today marks the closing of the Hope Fair. At 3 o. clock this afternoon the Farm CTS Union, headed by the lbrass band, paradeti through the lead ing business streets of the city to the fair ground. After the procession reached the fair grounds several speeches were made by prominent members of the order. which were received with hearty cheers and apprec- iated.
 Chairman Arnold presided and Steve Carrigan spoke of the great and telling work of the fair association and stated that success of the Hemp- stead county fair was no longer a matter of speculation and un- certainty but it's future was as- sured and it had already taken it's place as one of the perntan- ent institutions of the county. MT. Carrigan paid tribute to President Young of the associa- tiOn, and ia't the close of his re- marks presented Mr. Young with a beautiful gold watch and chain as a token of the esteem, love an dregard in which the people Of Hampstead county hold him.
 MT. Young responded with speech of thanks and assured the citizens of his devotion to this cause and of his untiring efforts in it's behalf for the future.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03

irgs. Dur younger members are quite helpful along this line as vel as many others.
 The next meeting will be held 1t Mrs. Gertrude Moncriefs on Oct. 16th. Mrs Bob Stephens leader.
 The delicious Fruice and wal CTS served at intervals during itne afternoon were an enjoyable feature not to be over- looked.
 An electiOnn of officers will be an interesting feature of next meeting, therefore, we insist on every member being present.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03

c. B. Andrews has traded a tract of land in the eastern sub- urbs of town to Ed. Gee for a brick building in the Gee block on West Main street and will move his printing office to the newly acquired property just as soon as he can have the building made ready.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
A coming event of considcrab b

A coming event of considerable importance in local theatrical history will be the appearance of the talented actress, Hortcnsc Nielsen who is noted as all cxccp tionally clever portraycr of cm- otional roles. Miss Nielsen is said to be suppo rted by an excellent company. Her pays include Mazda" Mrs Danes Defense and "A Dolls House"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
BAPTIST CHURCH
News of warren.

Warren, Oct, 2.-The residence of P. J. Robinson burned yester day evening The loss was about S2,OO0, partially covered with in- surance. MT. Robinson was late grand master of Pythian Lodge of Arkansas and was also a cun- didate in the primary election for railroad commissioner of the seventh district.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03

Warren, Oct. 2.-Senator W. $. Goodwin, who has been sick so long is now improving rapidly. It has been reported that he could not get well, but he has been rapidly getting better for the last week and will soon be up again.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
Nat Goodwin Divorced.

Reno, Nevada, October "A di- vorce was granted to Nat Good win. the actor. today from his wife, known on the stage as Max inc Elliott.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03

For rent-A four room house two blocks from depot, IA block of land. Apply to Mrs. P. c. Ham, ilton.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03
The Churches Tomorrow
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH


 There will be services at the Presbyterian church tomorrow both morning and evening. Reg ular quarterly communion will be observed immediately after the morning service.
 Sabbath school at 10 a. m.
 METHODIST.
 At the Methodist church to- morrow Mr. J. NJ. Jenkins of Ripley, Tenn, will speak at 11a. m. MT. Jenkins is a layman. Lord'sSupper following sermon. Sunday school 9.45 am. led by T k. Wright. Epworth League 4 D. m. Preaching at night 7.3O by the pastor.
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH
 oCI NlCCS Ol Ullc O1FlSUldn Church will be held tomorrow in the vacant store building next door to the Citizens Bank.
 Bible School, 1Oa. m. Preach ing, II a. m. Subject, How to Live a Happy Christian Life" Preaching 8 p. m. Subject, The Great Salvation .'' Every body welcome.
 R. A. Highsmith, Minister.
 BAPTIST CHURCH
 There will b ergeular services at the Baptist church to morrow morning and evening. Subject at morning service, The Exodus Blood Water-Passover." At the evening service, Baptism of Jes- Where How When?" Sun day school at the regular hour.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-10-03

Cotton continues to decline, today being quoted on the local market at from 8 5-0c to 8 3.4c.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02
uoUEVUN
swsChamptoa COrrespOadeace

"Wednesday, Sept -
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Allen were
Crested Butte visitors Saturday.
Mr. aud Mrs Elsberry are enjov
Ing visit from relatives of Aspen.
Grandpa Rider and son Ray left
Tuesday for Roott county 10 enjoy a
deer hunt
Miss Emma Lucero lett Wednes-
day Tor the winter to attend school
in Gunnison.
D. W Mckee and wife Of Crested
Butte visited friends in the valley
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Damerin left Monday for the
Denver hospital 10 have an opera
tion for appendicitis. She was ac-
companied by her aunt, Mrs W A.
Willis.
Nat Holland and wife of Dear
born, No aud San Oscar and wife
OF Carbondale, Colo, passed here
"Wednesday enroute for Monte Vista
and stopped to make Spann Bros. a
short visit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02
Ssps, Ckarnaa e CeoarA CsaniGsse

Senator Dexter ID. Sapp has been
the unanimous choice of the local
democratic candidates as county
chairman, and it will be recollected
that this question was left to their
discretion.
Mr.. Sapp knows every corner OF
the county, is an expert in politics
and will without question lead the
party forces to victory in Gunnison
county. Matthias Schmitz Jr. has
been chosen as secretary and head
quarters will be opened the first of
the week in the Burnett building,
east side Of Main street, where \. NJ
Thomas had democratic headquar-
tiers two years ago Everybody is
cordially invited to drop in and see
how they can help with the great
battle for Bryan and good govern
ment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02
MAKING A BIG NINE
AT THE AUGUSTA
Extensive DeveIopmeass WhicA Will Place This Famous
OId Producer in he Fseat Rank Of Cosor.do
Pay Mines

In early DAYS of mining around
the Elk Mountains II was confident
ly predicted that the Augusta would
prove one Of the greatest and most
enduring mines IN the country BE
cause circumstances operated some
times against its proper develop
ment, did not cause friends to lose
heart, and the famous old producer
Is now entering upon new era OF
modern mining which will in a few
months hear irui' and jsstify the
faith Of its owners
The mine is now opened bv a
2kD foot tunnel cross cutting the
vein, 800 feet of drifting north. 200
south, numerous slopes and drifts
upon ore shoots. aud two upraises
now started which will rise 100
feet TO the old workings from which
above thirty cars oi rich ore was
shipped hy burro pack train. 1t is
equipped with new modern 1000
foot tram irun the DEVELOPMENT
tunnel to the mill site and with com
plete buildings for present WORK
Details are practically completed for
the proposed tram extension four
and one half miles 10 the railroad at
Anthracite breaker. aud for 200
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02

York and Cincinatti. c. l.. Arzeno
of Cincinatti is president and man
ager. Elmer A. Darling of New
York vice president ald Frank =.
Abbott Of New York secretary and
treasurer Mr.. Arzeno, who is an
experienced mine manager at Cripple
Creek and other Colorado mining
camps. devotes most Of his time To
the proposition. The superinten-
dent, Cal Haines, has been with the
Augusta off and on for many wears
and knows every inch Of it. The
late successful prosecution Of the
work is largely due TO his careful
supervision. Sixteen men are now
at work. Jos. Howland is machinist
and operates the 50 horse power
boiler aud the compressor that sends
up air for the lngersol and Sullivan
drills in the tunnel
Next week News-Champion will
continue the story of the mining de-
velopment Of Gunnison county by
some notes regarding the Blaine.
Mountain King and other companies
at Gothic
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02
nr. CARSON
News-Champion Correspondence.

Tuesday, Sept 29.
Mr.. Brown left Tuesday for Den
yer
Snow and very cold werther at
Mt Carbon.
Joe Beitler got badly crushed in
the mine Monday A car Of coal fell
on him
The mine at Mt. Carbon is only
working half time. Something
wrong somewhere.
Supt. Jones drove to town Friday
On returning his horse threw him
out of his buggy. Results were a
two black eyes.
Those who went to Gunnison last
week from Mt. Carbon were Mrs.
Templin, Mrs Mailer and others re
turning Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02
ono an
VS. Champion Correspondence.

~ "sthahpioh Correspondence
Wednesday, Sept 30
Carroll Carter spent Sunday at
WaunIta.
Harry Denham has been down
with an attack Of tonsilltis.
School opened Monday under the
dictatorship of ',s Mccoy
Mrs Duniar Of Como is visiting
with her sister, Mrs Frank Parlin.
Mrs Leavitt, who is visiting Mrs.
Lewis Johnson, spent Sunday in
Gunnlson.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parlin return
ed Monday from Como, where they
spent a week with relatives.
Ohio City shared IN the general
storm which prevailed Friday night
About one inch OF snow fell
The Modern Woodmen are pro
crossing nicely, with degree work
scheduled tor many meetings ahead.
Oar little town landed t~o repub-
lican county candidates. Miss Luella
Johnson for superintendent of schools
and DIR. w A. Ridley for coroner
Ralph Conklin narrowly escaped
with his life Saturday afternoon. He
was thrown from his horse and
dragged several rods by one foot
hanging to the stirrup. His left
thigh was badly broken and many
ugly gashes were found on his head
some requiring several stitches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02
49, d. -.
An sHsesvsasn& story couse- y

An snsesSsasEG story coGse- NJ an
es.npsction with The estate o. J A
smsfh. the odd pso~Fecsor ct spssac
creek ~ao a.ed ca the I pper Gunn-
.-on a year ago an May. Mr. Su.lth
had had ao communication with has
family for Years Tie dad not know
where they lived. bot wllled his
ilstle property % the children when
io.ai Jo. BlaekssOck Is admIni-,ra
icT and after patient search dl.cov-
cred the wife and iosr children at
Seattle
Las, week. John X Gordon. q
son-ln Law arrived 10 learn the
iacis. and this strange tale Is ibid
Tweuty-elght wears ago an Ian
ders. Wyoming. MIR Smith and he
vile had words over q bunch of
cattle Mrs. Smith wanted them
bronght down from the nils. Her
husband took his time and there
came blizzard which froxe them
stiff. Next came q bitter quarrel
and Mr. Smith lsit home never TO
return. A year OF NJ later ths fssai-
~ heard Of HE supposed death at
Lsedville Mrs. SmIth married
again aud has grown son OF n.
but there wss no Enoch Arden
scene in thi. drama He never
went back, probably never heard
Of h,s wife marriage
The family moved to Alaska aud
renamed for ten years Then they
came 10 Seattle. the children mar
RED and grandsons were born, all in
Ignorance that way up in Gnnnison
county on Spring creek the Old
prospector WAS silently fighting his
battle alone in the autumn and
fall he was a familiar figure at
Gannison hay ranches, and some
times came 10 town where he had a
few acqaaintances.
The estate was small, hardly
enough to pay burial expenses, but
Mr.. Gordon is well satisfied with
the management Of affairs lie
went up Spring creek to examine
patented claim belonging to the es-
tate a claim which NAV prove val
liable
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-02

K &. Pickering aud Mss Em.a
Shores ot >Sreents ~ere married
j n AcIkaGal Was runnIrg for
county jsdee asa.ns, h. IL Wsssnes
and A n Sseveas for commissioners
aassns, &. y Foster.
At Gsan..on county fair reunion
II old settIess wss held The limit
6xed for old settlers va. placed at
OF tsefose 1878 The names of those
entstled TO distinction were TLos
Cox. John aud Ballard Goats. .rs.
c. T. Crooks and family Marshall
Van Bibter and family. J X O~eps.
Mrs. James Preston. r r. Bses,el
aud fasnilv, Wm Hawk, J B and "
W. Oatcalt, A W MersiemaR and
wife. LOUIS Ahren. A Hartman. Regis.
and Philip Vidal aud fsmil,es, Los,s
Nallet.e. Henry Puvrier. John Rohm.
James Mowhrsy. J LGrifhng. q. T..
Stevens, c. + Poster. James Wait,
III Radolph, Dick Radeka, A !.
Stone, J T Parlin. and wife. W. Il.
Mouson, Vim Savder, Samuel PARROT.
and wife and several sons aud
daughters. J y Llsen. Mrs Sam
DAVIS. J Z. Kennedy, A. X Stevens
Mrs David Smith, Hatch Bros Col
X. 5. Moore and others.