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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
SAMPIINER ;

Clarence Adams.
fssaItare aud Qaeeusware Tel.
ephone No. Ca
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

For Sale-John Deere - inch
turning plow, one horse garden cul-
tlvator, one junior garden seeder,
at half cost, All in good condition.
J. W. Smith, Upper Gunnison, or
inquire at News Champion office.
l3-lJ
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

b. F. Canaday departed yesterday
for few days in St. Louis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

The Ladies Aid Society of the
PRESBYTERIAN church will meet with
Mrs Jesse Corum "Wednesday after
noon April IA Election of officers
and other important business. All
members requested to be present.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
LOST STRAYED OR STOLE,

LOST STRAlED OR STOLEN
Iron gray three year old filly colt
and one brown four-year-o Id flley,
branded Nd ON left shoulder
SO reward for return 10 Antoine
Weichelbraun, DAYTON. Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
TWENTY MA5 AGO

>ss"f'sn assss asg,ssss.fs.es s.s forget.
Aud s,usr ssassy,.f - ....
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

The Royal Cafe affords the hun
CRY the best opportunity to satisfy
their needs, and is a place where
good livers congreCate. Popular
prices and nourishing, well cooked
meals. b. B. Lashbrook proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
COAL COAL, COAL.
Parsons q Ferguson.
JAP-ALAC
For Floors and Furniture.
The ENDNER LUMBER Co.

New seven room modern house,
two lots, for sale, SlSO0.
A. ID MCKEE
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

Lost-On streets. small black
leather pocketbook containing S2lJ
in bills. Liberal reward for return
to this Office or to owner. whose
name appears in book. l5-l6
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

Samples all kinds See them. one
third d,sco.nt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09
GUNNISlN COiOgAO0( FRIDAY. APRIL y .sss.
0G LOCALS

Uas1 - 60 ss~ssuSs~~~sss- ss.Aur 49, -
! ounAp . HAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

With the spring house cleaning
now at hand will be the need of new
rugs and carpets, lineleum and a
new article of furniture here and
there to brighten up the house
We are constantly bring in new
goods, and viii welcome your call to
look them over and inquire the
prices.
CLARENCE ADAMS, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

the Irwin state road through toward
Somerset With other assistance
which may be secured it looks pos
sible to get this road through at
last.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-04-09

The White Pine CONE rcpoT,el
the sale Il the Heta m.ne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10


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THkcTH uN TmE AAnEET fnN
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70 lad near seattle Let hags never
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Haf nsssarfH ffasfs HETN EEs "
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ffsd aqfas 40 rhaase ffHin We Hnni
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affiss anf So pet and 81 fui pr
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a. qHirklF nsiisf - at Dos sua
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faansf fuu EMAIL PAY MN
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Telephone Us Your Want Ads Main 1860, Ind.
FARMo AND ACREAGE.
Continued.
HOMESTEADS
10 900 900 ACHES TO HHlEer rRps
IN rtE qhEAT STATE pf onr1oh

10 600 900 ACHES TO SELECT pHuM
IN THE uHEAT STATE on unrpph
monEsTrAba located iH ite rfaat
state ~ oregon Oh tbs best inilt ahd
wheat lands r. the tinted states ih
nsii settled caunirl fiaHH 70 good mar
heia good fHll deer End deb volcanic
aaii saiiahla faf ~ hinda q tfnrH 90
IRRIGATION required al level prairie ease
hfaah iaffHl. 90 usaHHs n tnhfi ~
HfHiups best oliinafs On Hafih hmfllfa
ta Iifs boz pisnir " Fana iiiHhei fnf fuel
aHd cheap iuNhrf. HtH railroads rfNHa
inf ihsas lands
lssfsUua haFnr usad fhsir iiamsaiaad
flFhfa aan taNe w H4a aEfsa these sans
lands undsf ihs Desert Lard 90 a
uIaffiHd anman has ihs HHinH rEhi a.
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resistance on he lands HHdsf thIs 80
We call your attention r. the 4iiA r
tfAHNrT AID pEa cHrTi7 VAL
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VISITED STATES H1MEaTEAp
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80 aLonE BLDl BATTLE WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10


r. the surarias ruuft nf the STATE q
Washihrtor Tor kiaF eauaff
In fhs matter af fhs sssats % Arthur
iuiiut uiaeu q miaIf
Sefiee o. Appii1afiea o. appointment
Of Glafilsl Sc iaidd
N0fiff lf hsfHaF fisen ftaf usrtr
Hetta has nlsd ia TIE ssfsflaf court %
the state - N4shiaHfanI fqf klnE
county. . pefifIqu FfaFiHT inst gltrs
dian b. appointed fer the Fsra4n ana
estate ~ Arthur I4iiHs uisaa minor.
and that letters ~ Fa4HiliIeahln BE-
issusd 10 Oscar natta, and that THURSDAY
the tth day % AHHaai fasa 81 $50
aieiufs o M Of said daf n the court
from o. fhs probate danaffmeuf % stid
superior eourt has been set fsf me n~sfs
inE N sald p~fifi9n HHH AMI where
an rsfseu inisrrrifd faal arfr1f ard
sHoN cause WhF The pfHEef % stld
psfifien should Dot ts granted
Witness the heu taha q YsseF lddEs
Of aid superior rdtrt and the sri ~
sail court lffeHuf1 afHsfI this lad d1F
u Juiy, 1919
49, y SICKLE clsfk
ny PERCY % THOMAS Deputy clsta
NuNCuiEFFE rANEHuN
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Lost ~ misiaid. policy SO 900 1860.
issued BY tho Penn Muiaai f.ifa inHHf.
HHfe 90 on he lfs ~ nnmfT p11lnifh
The finder VIII please return @ f1 fhr
Underlined Application haH been mnds
for The Issue n q duplicate riunlrh
tti Central ndE fsaftio
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

No rnHs. head OF ihf1at ulY'Hs
rafafrh cufe fln't cure Hseak up cola
In ans niFiti stop rHuEh IN 3 minutes
Trial FREE sixth aHi ferler Seattle
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

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Pleasant Beach Villa
Tracts

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

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4 RAILWAY TINE TABlEo, =
= Do not trust printed time =
4 tables In ne~seapsrl fer :
4 time Of departure and affisn :
4 Of trains telephons King street :
= sts,ion inlefnation Bureau :
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

SEATTLE Matrimonial clah f1r lovers
d home and family for well meaning.
sober people fnr details call M ads
dress Win i9c Mfr u @ Wilbur 1873
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Tis bargains N unrsfssmsd watches
end diamonds al the london JeWairy
&c, iet Ind Az, nest Guys Drug store
Ths Manisrops. 81 fiHlon IT. Past
so fatsIli ~ qan heip fea
$3.50 Ss51ssss< sss-@ is sss@sss-a asas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-10

Oct the habit save money. bus mrn's
50 sample suits 'upaiHlfs fHf li7a0.
TRAGIC Room 28f TfaderE lldg
10iH rnifd AFs -1-io
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wAsrsp-mlscELtAnGoUs.

YuunE fnsu faaifss Hnfk afn4ni rfi
tHfs place fsa hours dsF f0f h1afi
and feom A-ft. Ths stsr -le.lii
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SITUATION WANTED = MALI.

htaafion Hanisi - Haa1 faranssa
faana man - sfrrflsHfsf salfsf. -
houses nh In private family uaad rsfs
efsnrss Address Al. Care Hfaf
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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Bio Rice Sales Made.

Lake Providence.-Capt. J. II.
Cooper has sold to A David, repre-
seRting the Stuttgart (Ark} Rice
Milling company, 5000 sacks of Hon
duras rice, having realized the high.
est price yet paid for rice in this sec
ton. MIR. David also purchased about
5000 sacks from other rice planters
of this parish.
The bonded warehouse now being
erected by J. w, Frieschmann of this
town will be completed during this
week. The warehouse will be used
for grain storage purposes and will
have capacity Of 10000 sacks.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Chance to Kill Boil Weevif,

Baton Rouge.-"The farmers of
Louisiana have the best opportunity
that they have ever had 60 come as
near getting rid of the boil weeyil
as possible according to J. A. Ev-
ans, IN charge of the United States
demonstration farm work in Louisi.
ana.
All over Louisiana we have had
an unusually hot and an unusually
dry summer. The cotton is as open
now as 1t is ever going to be. The
heidS can be cleaned, by rushing the
work, in a couple of weeks, certainly
before the end of October, and the
cotton stalks can be burned,
This is the one important step in
successfully fighting the boil weevil.
IN the past the farmers have COM
pained that they could not get the
cotton cleaned out of the field before
the end Of October, and for that rea-
son could not burn the stalks in time
to do any good.
There will not be this excuse this
year. There is no reason why the
cotton fields cannot be cleaned and
The stalks burned before November
/, and ii this is done il will mean
much to the cotton farmers next
year. The planters have the best
opportunity they have ever had"
Mir. Evans said thai he had all of
MS agents at work in every section
OF Louisiana, urging the burning of
the cotton stalks.
He said that he noticed that in
some sections the cotton had been
practically gathered, due TO the album
dance OF labor, good weather and
short crop.
While the total number of bales OF
cotton raised in Louisiana this year
is much smaller than ever before in
the history of the state, Mr.. Evans
says that, according to the acreage
planted, the cotton crop is better this
year than last
The shortage in bales is not due
so much to a bad crop as 10 the
great reduction in the cotton acreage
planted, said Mr.. Evans. Accord.
ing to the acreage The crop is bet
ter than last year, but the acreage
has been cut down very decidedly"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Murder Is SuSneeted.

Natchitoches.-Van Terrett, ne
gro, was run over by u Red River
Valley train at DeBIieux. Circum-
stances indicate foul play. The body
lay across the track in such a man.
ner that when struck by the train
the head and legs were severed and
the body rolled some thirty feet. The
negro had attended protracted
church meeting Saturday night and
was last seeI alive about 2 o'clock
Sunday morning. 1t is said he had
considerable money, but when run
over there was none to be found on
the body, and his head had several
ugly wounds which did not appear
to have been inflicted by the train.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01

New orleans, La, Scot. 22.-Grad.
ua,lv New Orleans and the surround
ing territory is recovering from the
first effects of the snocK and results
of the tropical hurricane, which,
starting Sunday, coutlmed through
oul Monday and Monday night. Fiji,
ty-sjx persons are now positively
known TO have been claimed as vic.
inns of the storm, and titty-tw0 9th
ers are reported TO have been drown
Cd or persisted under debris in lower
Tprre Bonnie parish and other parts
Of Louisiana and Mississippi, but
this report has not been aulhenli
Gated.
The property loss is even far great
or than was first believed, and in
stead of running into the hundreds
of thousands, it win run well into the
millions by the time the final de-
tails of havoc and destruction left in
the wake of The hurricane are tat
lied
Mics and miles Of territory have
been laid waste by the storm done
Crops have practically been ruined.
Dwellings, cotton gins and sugar
mills have been leTe.ed 70 the earth,
but already, with the progressive
shirt OF the people of he south, the
pe0pe have expressed the deiermi-
nation to repair as far as possible
HE damage wrought, and will i'll the
end prof, by the experience, harrow
ing and terrible as it was
A half dozen or more fishing camps
along the gulf in Terre Bonnie parish
were totally wrecked, fishing outfits
being carried out for mics by the
wind, and the fishermen are heavy
sufferers, as all Of their worldly pos
sessions in the majority Of cases were
represented by these outfits. Pleas
IRE craft and shipping OF all kinds
III IuS Dd9 Uu lulSIS we tOtdllS VIC
strOyed and the loss will be heavy.
Storeh0uses. sugar mills and dwell
ings of every character at Houma
and in other villages suffered heav,
lily and scarcely structure was left
whole or untouched by the hurricane,
The damage done by the storm at
Grand Island, Cheniere and Can't
NADIA was very heavy, but at these
places there was no loss Of liss. The
crops on these islands were totally
destroyed, as the water swept across
them two or three feet deep, washing
them away, and the orange groves
were whipped clean of fruit and foil
age alike, hundreds OF trees being
uprooted or broken short of at the
ground, carried swirling and twisting
away with the fierce wind
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
PEANUT CULTURE FAVORED.
He'd River Valley Adapted TO the
"Goober" Cron

enreveport.-In the opinion or As.
slstant Horticulturist w. R. Beattie
VI the department OF agriculture
washington, d. G., who has Just com.
p.eted an investigation of the local
crops there is no better soil for pea.
nut cultivation in the United States
IMAM IN the Red river valley contip.
uons 10 Shreveport Under Mr.. Beat,
ne ADVICE several hundred acres
were planted last spring, but only
Zo0 nave been harvested, owing TO
Tie TACT that many planters gave
Most OF their attention TO cotton and
neglected the nuts, permitting weeds
20 take possession. Every bushel Of
the peanuts grown vii be used in a
local oil mill for EXPERIMENTATION ia
see II the product can be profitabJy
manufactured into peanut oil and
cake. All of the peanuts that the
planters IN this section will raise,
Nh beattie states, can be sold. as
Tue country's demand is 100000
bushels, and not over 100000
bushels are cultivated annually. He
reports that since he came here to
ASSIST the planters in harvesting the
crop capitalists have consulted him
and promised 10 establish a Smelling
plant II the farmers will raise as
many as 5000 acres of the nuts. On
Dr. Ben Gray's plantation, in Bossier
parish, twenty acres were cultivated,
ana each acre will maxi at least six
" bushels. The price is IS cents
per busheI. BY proper methods 100
bushels to the acre on this soil, Mr..
"eattie says, can be grown.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Residence and Commissary Burn.

Mansfield residence and com.
missary building on the Plantation of
Walter Nolen, one mile from Benson,
were totally destroyed by fire. Mr..
Nolen had just returned from a trip
10 Shreveport, where his little daugh-
ter had been operated on for appen,
dicitis, and as he approached his
home he saw his commissary build
ing in flames, but was unable to ex-
tinguish the fire. He is Of the Opin.
ion that it was the Work of an incen-
diary, but the bloodnounds, which
were Immediately carried TO the
scene, were unable to do any effec-
Tive work, and it is possible that the
fire originated by accident. The loss
was about $4,000.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Deer Near Natchitoches,

NatchitoChes.-On the announce
ment that ten-point puck deer had
been seen in a field three miles be-
low the city on Cane river, a party
of fifteen hunters was organized, led
by the sheriff, with d pack Of fifteen
dogs. Two men hurriedly secured
hunting licenses so as to be armed
against the charge of violating the
game law The deer MINDED" the
party, however, and has not been
heard from since.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Three Laundries Combine.

Shreveport-The three local laun-
dfies-Exce .sior, Enterprise and Wei
neF-Loeb-have combined, or, rather,
the latter two have been bought by
the Excelsior, and the business OF
the three-cornered concern will be
under the management Of FLOYD
Hodges. New price lists are expect
ed TO show an increase in the cost
of laundry. Shirts, 1t is expected,
viii be raised from 10 cents to II *
cents or l3 cents, and col ars from
= l-2 cents to cents apiece.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Shoots at Woman on Train.

Grand Cane.-On southb0und
Texas & Pacific passenger train, near
GloSler, a negro and a negress, who
were passengers, engaged in quar-
rel. The negro fired four pistol shots
at the woman, none taking effect,
and jumped from the train and es.
capped.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Convict Camps installed.

Baton Rouge-Two convict good
road camps have been put out by
the board of control, one to work in
East Baton Rouge parish and the
other in Orleans parish The task
of collecting the twenty-five convicts,
each to be used in the two camps,
was intrusted to Warden Watson.
The camp in East eaton Rouge is
TO begin work outside OF the city
limits on the first section of the Ba-
ton Rouge-New Orleans model high.
way.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
Taking Pasteur Treatment.

kenner.-Adam Hoffman, aged 81
years, an employe of the Illinois Cen
tFal railroad was severely bitten
about the knee and hand by dog.
Mr.. Hoffman was ma:lng his rounds
when he was attacked by the dog.
He was sent TO the Pasteur institute
IL New Orleans to be treated.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01

NEW YORK CITY
CHICAGO, ILL.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
KANSAS CITY. MO.
BOSTON, MASS.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01

MOTOR cylinder bloc; valves all side extra
large; 30 horse power at normal engine speed.
CARBU rector feed, similar 10 the successful EMF
ago" carburetor.
fOoLlNG-Water; centrifugal pump, similar to EMF.
baker Garord type handsome and efficient.
MAGNETIC equipment not extra Sptdorf; SINH
lar TO EMF, 400 In use to-day and mol a complaint
TRANSMISSION selecve sliding gear compare with noisy
power consuming planetary other of Sfe6
and less.
REAR AXLEDrawn steel transmission Incorporated IN same
similar Ia EMF single universal joint enclosed, Oil and
dust proof.
WHEEL BASE-i00 inches mark that
Notwithstanding type 30 inch diameter large wheels and
long base riding roughest roaHs UT
pavemens Compare with dinky that bob~hs over
inequalities like lame jack rabbits
FRANE-Pres steel.
BODYPressed made In types; two passenger run
about with large deck for trunk packages a"u s""
and have naity Suburban.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01
LOUISIANA STATE
NEWSPARAGRAPHS
MSS OF LIFE WILL PROBABLY
REACH HUNDRED MARK WHEN
LIST is TOTALED.
CROPS PRACTICALLY RUINED

Miles Of Territory on Coasl Laid
Waste-Crops and Buildings Are
auined-Orchards Are Stripped of
srurt and Foiiage-Fishing Outfits
Destroyed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-12
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY MARCH Il, 1909.

payable to the order of D. H. Davis, and
as the stranger endorsed it with that
name Mr.. Watson paid him the difference.
In the evening similar game was pulled
off on the Palmer Dry Goods Co.. with
the difference that the party was young
fellow of about % who said he worked
for Mr.. Reifel. in response to a question
from the cashier. The amount in this
case was $3.50 and was payable to J. C.
Smith.
In the course of time the checks were
presented at the Peoples Home Bank,
where President Coffman at once pro-
nounced them forgeres. Investigation
disclosed the fact that Mr.. Reifel was in
California, and had been absent about | o
days. but the whereabouts of Messrs.
Davis and Smith was not SO easily learned
and at this writing no further trace of
them has been secured.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-03-12
DISASTROUS FIRE
Sever & CuIp's Stationery and To-
bacco Store Badly Burned

In some mysterious manner blaze
was started in Sever & Culp's stationery
and tobacco store. 3os North Main street,
at 2 o'clock Tuesday morning. and before
the fire was quelled it has almost gutted
the building.
Until the arrival Of the fire adjuster no
estimate will be gwen out by Mr.. Sever
as to the amount OF damage. but casual
survey OF tho wreck would make it ap-
pear that :he stock is entirely ruined.
Sever & Culp carried a stock valued at
close to $4,000. and had $500 insur-
ance on the stock and fixtures. The loss
to W. H. Hiekox. owner Of the building.
will be slight as Il was fully insured.