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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN,
IN that the following tax or taxes,
interest and penalties, due to Prince
Georges county, and the State of
Maryland, are in default, and unless
the same, with costs of sale accrued
and to accrue to day of sale upon
the respective pieces Of real estate
hereinafter mentioned, be not paid
before the 1st Monday in March in
this year, nineteen hundred and ten,
by the person or persons bound to
pay the same, the undersigned, will, on
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11

Stanton, L Blot 5, block 8,
lots 9, II, Is, IS, II block So, lots
2, 4, E, 8, block 81, taxes int pen
COStS.....- .-..-... ...-.............s..J 10
Shipley, James E and Leonora
West IS feet Prince Georges
street and imps, liber II, folio 2o7
taxes int pen costs. ...... .......7 IS
Schippert, A J-lot of land back
of Main street, liber "a. folio $40,
taxes int pen costs...............23 A.
Theophil, John-lots II, p, Is,
block II, Oak Crest, taxes int pen
Turner, Robert Lot on Lau-'
rel avenue and 4th street and imps,
taxes int pen costs ............. II IS
Warren, George Hot IL,
block So, Oak Crest, JwB 81, TO-
Ito ST., taxes int pen costs......2 IS
Continued ON Third Page
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
Bladensbure District.

Adams, Jonas acres and improve
ments, taxes int pen and costs. 81 10
Burgess. Herman E-lots 90 to IS
and imp, r & P subdivision. liber s,
folio ala, taxes int pen costs. ...21o OIL
Browning, War6eld-1 acre and imp
taxes interest pen costs. ..... lib 90
Browning, Frank, Trustee for Thee
odore Browning-3oH acres and imp,
browning, P VIC 74-1oo acres,
Home Place 40 acres and imp, liber
H B 3, folios S35, 836, w B s., folio
$50, Z, S, N 3, folio 5e7, taxes int pen
Browning, Ringold, Trustee 81
acres and imp, part of Melrose, J. W. B.
IS, folio 10, taxes int pen and costs
Brettschneider, Fritz and Minnie
lot and imp, Sand Street, Bladens-
burg, I acre, Avalon Mill property,
JwB37 folio $50. liber a. folio 81,
taxes, int pen and costs. .........2 70 Ie
Barron, Edward A-lot 16 and north
Il Of IS, block II, Riverdale, liber 4S,
folio III, taxes int pen costs, ....3 IS
Bryan, Julia-lots 5. s, biloxi luke
,JW 80, follo 72I, taxes Int pen
costs. .................. ..........2 SIS
Bright, John WI acre and imp,
east side Of Spring Street. Bladens-
burg, wB4I, folio s44, taxes int pen
COSTS. ............... .....o 43
Baldwin, Perry G-lots 1872. 1873.
Princess Garden, liber 80 folio $50,
liber ID folio 476, taxes interest pen
COSTS. .................. o5
Becker. Emile A-lots g, 10 and
imp block 40, Riverdale. liber %
folio SIS, taxes int pen and costs.44 SO
Bowie, c L and Augustus-7 $1,000
acres, Gaylor Tract, liber 49, folio II,
taxes, int pen costs. IS
Bliss, Maude LIZ acres and imp,
liber az, folio 346, taxes int pen costs
Bird, Sanford-lot IA. block H, Oak
lyn, liber Al, folio SOS, taxes int pen
costs ...,............'2 IS
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
Nor1cE TO Our-pENs1oNrRs

ORDERED by the County Commits
~ sioners of Prince Georges county.
Maryland. that all applications for
Pensions for 1910, must be made by
written application and veriti, d state
nent of all facts on which said order
is asked, first fled with the Clerk OF
his Board, according to Act of the
General Assembly of Maryland 1890,
Chapter 1853
No applicable. n for Pension will b..
granted unless this notice is complied
with. All applications must be filed
On or before February Is, 1910
By order of the Board:
Test:-HENRY ST. J. L. BRISCOE,
Clerk
Feb 2, I'd
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
Equity No. 1923

ORDERED BY the Circuit Court foI
" Prince Georges County, that the
sale of the property mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported by j.
9. Mattingly. trustee, appointed by de-
rec of this Court to make said sale, be
dnally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the cont ary thereof be shown
IN OF before the 22nd day of February,
1910, provided copy of this order be
Inserted in some newspaper printed in
Prince Georges County, once in each
VI three successive weeks before the
32nd day of February, 1910.
The report states the amount of sale
to be one thousand dollars.
RICHARD N RYON, Clerk
True Copy, Test:
RICHARD N. RYON, CLERK
Jan2S4t
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11

Davis, Franklin Nursery Co.-554
acres and imps. Mullikin's Delight,
100 acres and imp. Roe Farm. ITO acres
AMI imp. Duvall Farm, WB, 81, folio
Ieo, liber 81. folio SAT. taxes INT pen
Henry, Isaac Estate-5S S3-ioo acres
and imp. taxes int pen costs ..... ri 81
Hawkins, Iohn--I4 acres AbIahams
Grove, Wal folio 1877, taxes int pen
Harrison, Eli S-3o6 90 100 acres
and imp, Collington Meadows, liber
folio Is, taxes int pen costs. ..I2o 81
Jeans. James, acres and imp, pit
Ample Grange, wP3 ). follo 457, taxes
interest pen and costs..............s 60
Mitchell, Isaac-4SH acres and imp
part Mary's Choice, w B folios o55,
Phelps, John 2eS acres and imp,
Eggleston, liber 19 folio 1872, taxes int
Thomas, Wiiliam-(present owner
Herman Mosolf) "a acres and imPs,
part of Bacon Thorpe Hall. hber So,
folio 4I6, taxes, int pen costs, .2o 81
Williams, Thomas-House and lot,
liber 40. folio ,3I5, ia xes int pen costs
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
NOTTINGHAM District.

Miller, VIM Hot II, $1,000 acres.
lot Is. ? 1900 acres and imp, IL
folio s46, taxes int pen costs; $50 20
Thomas, James McK-19H acres, pit
Brookewood, liber 80 folio 81, taxes
Walls, Ann Mari.-2 acres and imp.
Oak Hill, B4 folio $50. taxes inter
est pen costs. IL
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
Queen Anne District.

Brown, Richard-65A acres and
IMPROVEMENTS, W 8, iolio oo8, taxes
Coleman, James-6A acres and
imp>, Abraham's Grove, taxes int pen
tOSth... ga
Davis, Charlotte acres and imp,
Abraham's Grove, J W 30, folio I25.
taxes, int pen costs. ........... IS II
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
THD

TERMS-S1OO per year. Single copies scents
No subscription discontinued until all arrears are
paid unless at the option of the publisher.
aSAll correspondence with this office should
be addressed to 1.-THE ENQUIRER"
ADVERTISING RATES-Transient adver-
tisem ents 81 per inch for the first insertion, SO
cents tor the second and 25 cents for each subse-
quent insertion, One inch months, So; s
months, SIS; II months So. Business Cards, not
exceeding 10 lines, So per year. When the num-
Der of insertions is not marked advertisements
will be continued until forbid and charged &C.
cordngly. Yearly advertisers must contine ad-
vertlsements to their own business. Rule and
Figure Work double price. Business Locals 10
cents per line. Marriages and Deaths inserted
free. Obituaries and Personal Communications
cents per line.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
Marlboro District.

Burgess, Robert. James and Mary
IS 10 acres, liber rs, folio s33, taxes
int pen costs. .........3 60
Ford, Richard-lot and imp, taxes
int pen and costs ....... -. 30 SO
Galloway, Thomas-2X acres and
imp. Marlboro station. acres and
imp, liber 20. folio $50. liber q. folio
$40 taxes int pen costs. 10 90
Ridgely, Charles E-A acres and
imp Lapstone, liber 80. folio III. taxes
int pen costs. 10 80
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1910-02-11
ORDrR OF RATIFICATION

MARY o. CLANCY ct al, Plaintiffs
VS..
ELMER REEHIL ct al, Defeudan t s
In the Circuit Court FIR Prince
Georges County, Maryland
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
esunl owplu's Cacks.

John Arch WAS much surprised
last Friday morning 10 discover q
valuable ladies suit case in the man
ger Of the barn belonging to his
mother Mrs Kate Arch.
Opening it many articles Of silk
and sstin met his view and Sheriff
Hanlon WAS Immediately notified.
Pat estimates the goods TO be worth
around fifty dollars, and will hold
them 10 see if an owner sppesrs
Very likely sosne thief stole the suit
case. broke into the barn 10 examine
his find. and discovering that it was
of no value TO him dumped it in the
maneer. In might belong to some
ladies at Salida. or Montroae or other
distant town or have been taken
from . train.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
1850 - 2 ca.
TTE::::E:r e y

ihssr'ct eoars began ts- fall .e--
ssss ~ Gsani-sa Tss-dsy. far
tnoA9h ses ts w.dae-ass, the hs,li-
dsy II Labor Dsv bot,t~d sp
Jsdss Charles Csvender ii Lead
vsiss AGAIN sci spea the i~nch IN
lses of Jsdae shsck kIetord aud .fser
ssrt' rev'ew of the Jarymea the
csse 81 Claude Addlae,on. accused
IT the msreter II Tony Yesser. th.
lAske Fors herm,t. was broaxht 10
trial
A srscsal veatre wss necc~eary
bat yesterday morning the Iury was
agreed spon as follo~s: james
Harris. VI D Bender, Wallace Moore.
Jaek Meistsre, II NJ foss. John
Actabe, W N Rssnoe. J N Rob.
Issoa, James Ciark. , A Steele.
Cbss. Albertsoa, John Math,e-oa.
Jesse Lord, one of the suspects. IN
the case was released bv order II
District Attorney Logan, not sui
hc'ent evidence appearing against
him
As witness he told damaging
story against Addine,oa. bat hear
saw and ctrcamstsntlsl evidence
He asserted in br,ef that shortly
after the Disappearance Of leaser,
Addlngton proposed that he, Lord.
hle upon the Yesaer ranch, which
had always remained government
land. asserting that "Yeager was as
harmless ss Hitter" aud finally
stating that he aud Westbrook nad
put h,m away IN the hills Lord
also asserted that Addineton fur
nlshed him s2o 30 come To- Guuni-
sou and hle on the land, agreeing 10
give him : 1900 for the place when
proof was complete, also furnishing
tent outfit for him TO camp in un-
der the homestead eatry.
Mr. AddIngton and numerous
witnesses denied in toto the charges
and brought in much rebural evi-
deace. Sheriff Hanlon and other
wstsesses told the hsrrowing details
oa aadisg the body Of Yeaaer, cover
I'd by several inches ~ soil in his
own chicken house where after the
murder WAS committed the assailant
or sssaIlaDts had buried the old her
init
The evidence was quickly in and
Ounttnuued on second PnSe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

AZ VIII he constructed b. aessser
ice Eoos ds~n the n.sasi.an b. ts.e
arr
should ths- proposition t,e earned
i'ii a. PLANNED. the easerpr.se ~sll
la'shsie-- ASSUME larger prcport,an-
iian ANYTHING started N this portion
q tssrni-on co.nry The b.zrs
'lgar business i- sasll "a infancy ~
'his eosnsrv bal - sare ~ dpst,ie sp
aiauy times ~ presens erosth aud
HrpdactIsn II !. lskels thai The
Eager Trust viii t~ s-sas ts,ce the
ampsBt 81 hmerrk pow s~sd sn-
nsally within the sext three or kve
vssr~. Ia ,s expected that ske work
m g"srrssns ~,ll tea.a IA skost
iine aud shspsent s,e msei~ of the
stuse for the hnsl tests. II ls essi-
mated that the railway spar nesded
% reach the tramwsy tselow the
daarrIes viii he three mlles hong
aud the length If trsm~sy required
aho'si three thousand feet
There 's no dosb, as 30 the amount
1t bmerak thai may te obtained
here at Cement Cres,k. The only
question remaining to he determined
Is that II 's 81 the quality required
by the company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
4 Is "ssS d Ia - O.
kls Mountain Piiot

kls Mountain Pilot:
Albert bsmer, c,vsl eaass~~s ks
the American beet Saasr TFs~s
Company, hes been q se last mosth
iocstIng some itmessose depo~ste
nesr the mo.th II Cemeat CFeek
Ii sPrears that be- was IN that 10
cslIry last sessos traelnH ost go
samplsng the beds for the eosapsuy
and the ,e~te proved sustsbie fs
their sse which resslted in the locss-
ing If the grounds where the DE-
posits are situated
II ~ perhaps not commonly kaown
that large quantities II Grade hne-
stone rock ,s used IN tine msasfae-
tsre Of beet saesr The rock vssa
he pure carbonate II lime aud fvue
from silica or iron. The stoae -
shipped in its natural condition setes
being qaarried. Upon being Ne
ceived st the factory il is subjectsd
to treatment by whlcn the carbonic
acid contained in il is vapor,zed ssA
used for tresting the beet pap snd
extracting the saccharine substsssee
IRON which the sugar is made TIE
residue or pure lime remaining 10
then utilized in purifying aud clsr,-
Tying the sugar. This company 10
using at the present time not Ices
than thirty thousand tons tf liase-
stone in their several factories ed
II 's their purpose 10 open mp extsa-
sive qnsrr,es on Cement CpsuA.
From twenty five 10 6ftv csrs Il ~
rock 10 10 he qssrrieA end shipepA
6ssa, in order 70 pnsisivsay des1ns-
sassAe the hsAs ~ hsse . arressl
eveasess in qsslity Amer this is,
proven, q railway spur 10 70 be ex-
tended fvom the point just below the
bridge up East river 10 the lime
stone beds on Cement Greek The
lelRes 30 he quarried are located
high mp ON the mountain and tram
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
Sskna osus e - c.

Mrs. Nellie blanchard is superln
isudeBt at Somerset aud Miss Native
nodgea assistant in the PRIMARY de
partmeBt
Miss Nav Nichols will teach at
lola Miss Bessie Owens at Paragon
school, district No 22. Miss Flora
llallowell at Hillside school down
the river, Miss Blanche McQuillan a,
the Nader school up Tomichi creek.
Miss June Owens Of Denver has
been engaged as primary teacher in
the Gunu'son schools. The place of
Mrs. W. A. Franks, resigned, has
not vet, been filed, though there are
a number Of appIicst,ons from
Greeley graduates.
Among other school news OF the
county we learn from Miss Eas,erly.
county superintendent, that y. A..
Walker is superintendent at Marble.
Prof. Rlworth having taken . school
at Rspsrt. Idsho =. l.. McFsAaen
.'eerhss ct Pitkin. Mn I.illisa
Churchill has the Tin Cup school.
Miss Mabel Walker is again en-
psoyed at district No. 10 on Ohio
creek. Mrs Audie Stone and Miss
Serna Waterman are teachers in the
two SCHOOLS OF Ohio City ON Quartz
cseek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
GUNNisDN. CMOxAlAA FRIDAY. sErTExkFk = ss

ues csa-.aer aseans fsoa els6B .
sssssh NJ. fha-e r~s~nliy snssstss~G
eiecsr,c hxt,. er havsa9 esds~ "
tss ske ex,eaesoa. are A krss. y
NJ Hrav. q JscAhn. two ko.~ss ks
y A Ieshy. Mrs Class i.sAw4.
trank tssrpa, bsa l>s.sa. g. a.
.srcea. Mr. Cessa Msll,n. Doe h,sct
-saca. t.adse Aselser. Aasss- ksa~..
Joha Apssl and liz Ipsnkei.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
~ venlu1

Notice is hereby given that up 10
10 .. m, Saturday, september 10,
1910, sealed bids will BE- received
for the painting Of the Ohio City
scAooi hosse - follows:
Roof pitch, 2 coats. Bsildins
Os3OxlO. 2 costs.
Calcini.e walls and ceilinH.
j. u FLICK, Sscy, Dise. l3
A-36 Ohio City, Colombo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
Csnuaw 49, CsnAAuAs ~

Governor John y. Shasroth has
formally announced that he ls again
candidate for that same honor be
fore the next democrst,c state con
veution. 1t has been known for some
t,me that if the special session re-
deemed promises 10 the people made
by the last democratic platform that
he would consider ii vlnd,cation
and run again. As soon as the in
ItlatIve aud referendum, considered
the most importsnt Of all the plat
form measures, passed the Senate,
Governor Shafroth made the an
nouncement.
Shafroth has made perhaps the
most efficient executive Colorado has
ever had aud he has been very pop
niar with the people Other good
men like DR. Is l. Jefferson. Chair
man of the state land board, aud
Sssae Treasurer Gsllissa ere nos
tslked II sud IL 10 probsble SbAafroth
will sot have . wsIkswsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
- '0' g.. C,s,
~EESEE =:

Gspnssoa rsackmen are har 5iy
ready yet ~ ssoss Gr'ces en han ~
reporte resch .s It great scarcity W
osher -ect,ps. " NAV start at xI2
. tca and perhaps mose We aese
ths, So.ssk fsrk ranchaen are load
snG u Ga the cars sf els The dry
sessoa IN eastern Colorado will make g
great demand tor feed
Potsiaes also are starting III y high
sbost ~ N, per bsndrea for the
nee ones. bat a hreak NAV come
Here only TIVE mparhs ago sp~ds
were a drag ON the market at fifteen
ce.ts a hundred
G. q. Ajdlncton 81 Gardner IN
the Aserfaso valley was in our cstv
thss weed attending eospty HE is
IA . Store there and speak nag ef the
hay crop he Saws IL is eood but that
prices are starting high. 81 30 ts
alfalfa and ~ Tor astive hsv IN the
stack, with several dollars added for
baled hsv. You canpo; hook at a
spud for less than two cents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

We have just anpacked fine as
sortment of Brier and Meerschaum
pipes ranging from 25c to $3.50
Good values Also fine line Of
pocket knives, prices and quality
right and guaranteed
35-37. GAZETTE BRos
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
Nv Tee - Cso6ss A9uury

| have taken the agency for Gun
nison county from the Union Pacific
Tea Company and have opened head
quarters in the south SIDE Of the
woodmsn bailding Upper Main St
| shall handle a complete line Of the
superior tess, cofees. spices. extract.
.oaps. oils and sugar put out BY tbie
we'll known and reliable concern,
guarantee satisfaction and the los-
est prices.
Z. NJ WILLIAMS. Manager.
S-3. Gunnlson, ColorDdo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
-, vanls1

Notice is hereby given that up TO
10 .. m, Saturday. September 10,
1910, bids will be received for the
erection Of q shed for the Sparta
school house Following ere the
dimeasions and specifications:
Dmensions, 1890 fees.
Roof corrugated iron on half
sheathine. Raftsrs 2x4 spaced 2
ieet. Front wall plate 2r6, all other
frame WORK PA. All boards except
roof 10 be surfaced on one side
Walk board and batten. Door . feet
6 ipcbes 4 6 feet 6 inches with ha.p
and paddock. Half window. Z light
l2xl6 glass Floor in feed room
fooa boards laid ON 2x6 joi.ss. Hay
maneer. One 2x4 mailer at back,
two u eerh end Of partition. Paint
ostside Of building. Roof TO be
covered With one coat of red ochre
and OIL.
Plane may be seen at the Office Of
the secretary At Ohio CITY, Colombo.
J. II. FLICK, Secy, dist. Is.
A-36 OAio City, Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
= a "n:s's q g "a Hea.u,.,r
oa.snx epuAun.s - -
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CO. - - =

Ne~--Champ,sn - IN r~celp; IL
the feiio~sns les,er irsm Repre-en-
tsaISe John A Isekurltier He hes
beea thr,ce hoapred ev nh. peopse.
and m retsrn has gwen be t,e-s
work far ther ~eliare HIS vote oa
p.el'c q.esiion- and plsttorm nsea--
sree has ALWAYS been rssht We all
knew hoo he heiped pail v,ctory
from seemingly certain defeat on the
Normal -css,oi ball. asd then worked
LIKE lroisn D. SECURE the aovera-
or . signature ia tI,s,-e uncertain
DAYS when - seemed the whsle force
ot the eppo-f,an Was eoncentrsted
spoa >hsire,th. he went b. lh.uver
and sssyed on the Jeh. dosns a work
that persaPs no other man wosld
have or coald have done.
80 Gunslsoa aud t,aanisoa county
owes h.m a debit Il gratitude. and
very mspy will regret his decision
10 not again becume a candidate.
Ho~ever. as this - MIR I.ehrritter ;
wish. no doubt a good man who as
he suggests rs Identified with the
ai the Resources 81 cur
county aud capable 10 carry ont the
aud operation Of tho
Normal school. will Se found
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
- eea o. Fee ~ o. asupl
To y NusAla, Cslssls

Via the Colorado 4 southern Rail
way. Accosnt the Colorado State
Fair, Paeblo, Colorado. September
1924, 1910 On sale September l9.
~. % and "a, 1910 Also for ex-
hibitor~ September IL and ls, 1910,
Final limit September 26, 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
lee osssunss lnsssasina

Many extensions Of our municipa
electrlc lighting system have been
made OF late and MS result town
revenues are increasing, since each
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

House oi Representatives
State a Colorado
Denver. September 9th, 1910.
News Champion:
Gunnisoa.
In view of the many requests To
again become candidate for the
representative II Gunnison County,
Colorado, for the Eighteenth General
Assembly, ! wish TO thank the good
people of my county for the honor
conferred upon me heretofore by
eiectlng me three times 10 I'LL this
honorable position; but ] feel that |
cannot change my conclusion; ar
rived at long time ago, Of which
some Of my trseads have been in
formed (sashOs9h ssA appsosed Of by
them; that is, 10 be permitted 10 re
tire, only wishing that the county
convention, assembled ON Septemipes
18th. 1910, will nominate a man, TO
succeed me, who has been Identified
with the Development of the re-
sources of our c'nniy and capable to
carry out the completion and opera
tion of the Normal S,honl at the
town of iannison.
j am sorry ! may be prevented
from attending the county conven-
tIon on the 18th Of September, 1910.
on account OF the necessity Of nv
being present in the Extraordinary
Session to assist aud help pass the
party pledges, If possible
Very Respectfully,
JoHN A. IEHRRIrTER
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Folding bed, nearly new, has only
been used short time. for sale at a
bargain. Apply at this Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

FoR RENT-seven-r house in
West Cunnison. Inquire of r w.
Harper 36-3s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

For SALE-East IS IT. Lots one
and two, Block Is Original Gunni-
soh, Tomichi Ave- one half block
from Main St HENRY +. LAkE
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Peaches? Read Gavette Bros.
ad. 1886.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Whatever You overlook don over
look Gavette Bros ad 1886.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

The Leading Millinery S4ore, Mill
sery opening. Friday and Saturday,
Sept. 9 and TO-
Mas. LA. y. Rogers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
be worth S. line to you See what il will do.

ROCKFORD Aelons2 Read Gavette
Bros. I'D. 1886.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

When in need OF good tea and
coffee and pure spices call on the
Union Pacific Tea company.
f. NJ Williams. Manager,
36-3 Wmdman Bldg, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
ea -

Nv ten-room residence situated on
siH lots on Wisconsin st. Firs
class ostbaildines,
JoHN A. STEELE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

WANrED-you all to see our sam
pie Wool and Cotton Blankets and
Comforts. Samples mean price
saving. SAMPLlNERS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09
1C q line tor a local u
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GOAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.

Young pigs for sale.
j. W. SMITH,
32tf. Upper GunnIson
Dr. NJ r. Blackstock, veterinarian,
10 located at Gannison and will ans
wer all calls promptly. Phone Gun
nison, 40l. 24u
For SALE-At q snap The Cald-
we'll property. Lots Is, l9, 30,
block Z. Price reduced to s2,lOO.
HENRY F. LAKE
For sALE-Seven room house,
with stable, chicken hosse and Eve
corner lots on Boulevard. lnqsire Of
29tf. r. b. LEWIS, Gsnnison.
When in need of q good, sp-to
date sewing machine 90 the White
Rotary. For Sale BY @. ID. Martin.
The only machine ON earth that will
sew on buttons. 46-tf
Who wsnts beastifsl white male
Eskimo Spita? Nine months old
and The only dog for children. He
euss chesp IL sold hefoss Ne s0sh a
Sepsembes. Apply ct this olioe ior
information.
Soda wsAes st or coda iosntain 10
cold spark ling and deliciors Gold
en- Orsneesde CARDINAL cherry. Osr
iCe csssm, the cresA VOC like % veil.
delivered in qssntities.
OLEARY. The Drsegist.
Visit the popslsr and Up-so- Dsse
Millinery PariosrS before psrchas-
ing new hat For street snd dress
hsss, we carry I'll the lasest shapes
and pstserss.
Mrs. j. ID. JESxINes.
Second Millinery Store, Upper
Main Sc. l4tf.
WASrED-Cosmopolitan Magazine
requires the services Of represent
ative in Gannison TO look after sub
acsiption renewals and 10 extend cir
cnlsticn BY special methods which
have proved unssually asccessful.
Salary and coaaia;oa. Previoss
experiesce desirsbIe but not essential
WAole time or spare time. Address
9TH refeseDces, II. c. Cambell,
Cosacpolisss Nag.zise, 1889 Brood
Way, NeG York City.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. Chaancey Senmers
lefs Sunday for Nicer. Colombo