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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

Gamma.
-iImposiblc! repuso Alcdntara
desfalecieute No pucdo dar un paso
| mas.
-Entonces esp5rame cinco minu-
tos. Regreso en- ell acto, contest0 Co.
parti, que sin esperar rcspucsta Sc
lanzo 4 toda carrera hacia adelante.
Breves momentos desputs regre>a-
ba, ya no corriendo, sino camlnando
pesadamente, agobiado por cl peso
de algo que traia entire slls mansos
Cuando estuvo cerca arroj6 Sill pre-
cloSa carga al suelo. Todo I'm tesou
| rod6 i suS pies, tunicas tejidas con
esmeraldas cosidas, cadenas, jarros,
vases Y patenas Gle ORC, diademas,
I brazaletes, etc.
Xxx
Alc;ntara estupefacto no atinaba
i despegar los labios.
@--Esta riqueza es tuya, lie dijo
Coparti, Y te prevengo que este no
representa- sino la centtsima partc
del tesoro dc Titu Yupanqui. Por
hoy nos contentaremos con este mon
ton deoro. Tu estas cansado yo
tamblen. Manana nos pondremo, en-
camino y regresaremos antes de que
salga ell sol y traeremos otro tanto
lgual. FL tes0ro es immense.
En- seguida el indio tom6 el pom
cho de Alcantara y envoIvio ell teso-
ro. Echose despues todo al hombro,
y los dos socios de esa empresa fan
tastica, emprendieron paso a paso el
camino de Yauli, poblaci6n cercana
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

Wales EXTRAORDINARIOS
us 9.lS 1880
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

a la que llegaron al anochecer. Al.
cantara Sc dlrigi6 al hotel, deposlto
Ell su badI, las joyas de orc y Sc ten
do a dormir.
Era va una hora avanzada de Ia
manana cuando 10 despertaron gram
DIES voces dadua Ell la puerta del edl'
ficio.
-;El asesino hugo! iLo ha mata'
do i traiciou. iPobre Copartl:
FL muerto era en- cfecto ell lndld
Copnrti, a quiea el americana WIZ
lialns habia asesinado dc un baiazo.
Ell suprcfccto, el jefe de Il fderza, to-
do Ell pueblo estaba ALI reundo en-
torno del cadaver, ante ei cllal som
reia tlesdennSamente Ell aseslno, SIN
dar la menor muestra de arrepentk
miento.
Xxx
Coparti Sc ]lev6 consigo d la tum'
ha Ia noticia del sitio en- que Sc halla-
ba cl tcsoro del inca.
En- vano Alcantara regres6, no una
sino muchas veces al paraje de dom
de Coparti, extrajo el tesoro. lndtil-
mente hizo eXplorar el sitio por in
genieros de entierrOS.
Nadie descubrio NADIA y Alcan-
tara debi0 cont entarse con los cin-
cuenta mil pesos ORC, ,producto de Ia
vcnta de las diademas, cadenas, IRA
zaletes, etc. que lie obseq"i0 Coparti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14
RED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Vapores correos americanos, entire New York Puerto
Rico Curacao Venezuela Saliendo del mueIe
No. Ii Brooklyn junto al Wall St. Ferry
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14
Escue|a particular de VeIano
HUMACAO P. r.
Prejesores:
Sra. Ana Rogue de Druprey
Mr.. C. U. Hines.
Ensehanza en- ingles.

Sc admiten alumnos desde SO. q 80
grado. Precios conpencionaies. Sc
preparan matstrcs rurales y gradu
dos, y para el Servicio Civil
Examenes Ell septiemh re FOR ell De-
paItAmento de Educaci6n.
In alumno estudioso puede apreL
der an grado en- estos tres meses.
Sc les proporcionara pupilsje 4 los
slumnos de Ia is'a que deseen aprove-
char esta oportunidad
Para informes puedeu dirigirse q
doha Ana Rogue q q Give U. Hines.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

se de ida vuelh 100 &c Nbos hasa
gratis de esa edad hasa II mtad de Los
esta Lnes remndab comoddad pasajeros
empesndo de San Juan New York a rededo de das
. - - KMPREsAR1os AGENTEs
49,, F. M l1A Rhs pdIsh { Co. Illf TO-
" S''" 80 wALLsT. YoRk. Gale del Depests No.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14

geneo estuo vida regional espsa
dda nauaeza Do pgo dar nuestra paa d
auores clio cond6n
de abaos Ia vida pueoqueha baio
es puede orece
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-07-14
LIbtA FERREA DEL OESTE

Itinerario de trenes y vapcres que
empezara q regir desde e, 10. do Sep.
item bre de 1909
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BASES DEL CAMPEONATO
Bases generates del concurso in
telectual que fue recibido
con entusiasmo por numero-
sos y distinguidos escritores
Mas de ochenta cuentos rernitidos; nuchos,
esperanto turno de publication.

s affirm. CUE ns Russ R1 1ss1o'
FIndo genero especialmente denomnsdo
LANA LA dees probar pueden producer
estas ea campeonao de cuent dda cu
auter del cuento de mas meto esco puertoqueno
Los cusntss deben scr insdites
la Correspondence" oece puma venoeor
peonato estabce ev adeante mmo las basss
oLs que remdos La Correspondence" para
dben ne esca frasss
rPara d oampeonaso de la Correspondence.
pubados Pero aqueo puco uobrs
advean ndando e peseudonmo an para pubcdad Ell
ri6dico debe de todos modos nomba del
Cuando ternins el psze del canpeonaa
so campeonaso empezaa dde 10 de Julio de 1902
terminara el 10 de Novembre de 1910
4L dben contener mas pssbras exe
dueden escro residences en- sao uers dc ella
de que pasen de cuatro
Formation del jursds
eo Nnbre de 1910 "La corepondenea a5rd pebi.e
topara aedn de m d que con de- 10. eusno. dseSa
denc pbca as de ancpscon fec sta de o.
peente urado cafcado phto conri gu,
cada ator de remdo La Copondncs enve nota d.
del urado que IS 80 nobres la is,
a. doee ouearn desnados por los utore cueno candidates
e co ndmero de vos hayan obndo con gus
dsrk tornado uado ca6csd del de de la Co
espondencA wsdo aa eonstudo d,
Dcmbe dc 1910 oOnunto de Que hsyan ooncudo
ponaoy 6 de de 1911 dcho urso veedco Ls Co
espondncs" entregara puma "a
tendA
"H primer caentisa pserterriqaeia"
ennddo ebece la Correspondence Pusrso
Rico unfsn era ella considerable dendo
Eel primer cuenssa sndo de .dyer duoy
primer puesto sA
satisfaction de ia Coespondncs
srrebatado otro campe6u
sofa Correspondence pubcarS msdda que v.ya
todos los cuenos sean remisdos para campeonsso
Lo que ia Csrespsndescis". ea h psssle. esperA
eosendo Obss Ia CSssso04dsacla essiuisx
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
ono U
COrroauoo1enOe.

Sews-Champion COFreaUoo1eooe.
Nov. 2. 1910.
Z. q. Dice left ON sunday for
Marble.
Frank Draper went to Oklahoma
ON Nov. LIST.
j. n. Flick took car of cattle to
Denver this week.
Judge Wegeaer WAS here ON busi-
ne~~ several days last week.
Mrs. Sellard visited her daughter
Mrs. Fred Dice on Wednesday.
Rev. Meadows preached two ser
none In the school house on Sunday.
j. r. Pearson returned from a trip
throughout the county on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. j. II. Flick and children came
mp from Gunnison and visited over
Sunday.
Miss Luella johnson returned home
from her yis,t To Denver and ot her
pOints IN Saturday. she started
teaching the Ohio school on Monday.
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soa1n - ~ 01ov

~ wrCD ODUU00umDL
OEs. =, No..
y. l.. RssA wsot ts n~Ub ueeus-
day.
Mn. D. B. shaw viuttea N IhrDts q
iew days u lsst wssk.
walter Wes,b ~ n1askas b srs,dinG
NV days ~ the k0rth Gesk.
Paul Hsstea 10 sv,esatnG bin vaco-
tiDn at his ranch nj Hotchkiss.
The eemOcrstic county candidates
were tn somerset saturday evening.
D.. Weedin has resigned his poss-
tien at Somerset, DR. Bowie takinx
his place.
Freak aad Nellie Hodgson of Eagle
are speRdiRg some time visitiag
Rudy Gerry.
Wiley white and family left Somer-
set lest week. Mr.. white will visit
in 0insoSFi, while Mrs. white ana
the ehtb4s1n - To California.
John kieretich passed through
Friday morning eHroute for Bowie
from Crested BHttes with new
team he had beea over to purchase.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
0kgDl

>e~rds dseaRpssSs Ou0uuu1uuOA
Aes. 4. 1Ssa.
Mr.. Mary srost west te I.ske Ctty
Saturday.
Mr.. ssd Mrs.. yoha Th.say.s<ss ~.
Gently usaae trip 20 e'anuisea.
Cbss. Ger has hsre shiy,.ing som.
isB,ter sOo his oin 81 maslsira.
y. N. k~,s<0H wrtE soon have the
ussil. souUAt or~o A. o. Eubou. h.
sbate To rua t<sr the winter.
Mrs. hendeuhall came down Ir,,u
Lake city last Friday to sysssd the
DAY NJ the t'stevtrw raRchss.
k.lction viii he held In the Gs~o
Westbrooke house. D. ~ Corv H.
repatslican judge In the place ~ Nm
a. D.. Dwyer who resi9Rs-d.
I'll Clark of Mostrose haa huru
up here bargaining ts,r ths Autoue
Neager horses. Grant Youmas has
been helping corral them erSsa the
rsage.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
c. 49, ~

beaver UHioa Stnck Ysrds, OUt.
3l.-RSesipss Of csttls wore iiberal
hcFe again Last week bet demand
costinsed - strong - ever end
trade wss active. Good csstIe ssld
ct prioes very little different froa
the proceeding week but the medism
and palmer kinds were weak 10 .
dime lower owing 10 decline IN the
eestern markets. Beef stuff Of ell
kinds was wanted and cold readily.
Good TO choice steers brought 81 50
TO t5 25, and . few fancy steers sold
up TO t575 Cows sold largely at
1915 to e425 for the prettv good
killers, with fancy stuff up 10 $3.50.
Feeder and stocker trade was active
under big demand. Good to choice
steers bro~ght $40 20 IS 35 and
fair 10 good grades went st t3 IS TO
$40 Feeding cows sold ct $500
to % 35 and choice feeding heifers
up TO t365. Todays receipts we're
800 head; marhet weak to Ice low
er in sympathy With eastern declines.
w. N. FULTON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
0ookyIUa

Nov. 2, 1910.
Walter Adams spent Tuesday, 10
GUaBisoa.
=. =. WatterS completed HE teae-
pAoses lest ~'eek. There are eleven
~ oer hse nov sBa more eapectiaG
to ioin.
0i0 Kate WaIkef went to GuoNs-
80 last saturday, her sister Nse1De
retUrsinG SUstlay evening with her
to sEpend . week IN our Dei9hAssr-
hood.
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= : 90 - -

Wksa 0eSssnoe Shafrosh e.&espi
sPoa tks dSsis ef his olice ose a
ehe oass veHiAG psoblsns thsa co.,
tvostsd him wss tAe ceaAisioa q ~
sssss AGvicslssssl College, whsss
dsscosd ssd lsck of harmony ~
vsiled 70 such IN extent shst the
work Of the iRstitstion was ssrio~sly
hsmPssed sad ita influenss reduosd
TO nisiasm
The faculty wss divided isto
cliqses and there we're factions in
the board OF trustees. The true
purposes Of the agricultural college
had beeB ssbverted 10 personal am
bitioss. Farmers and business men
Of the state had lost confidence in the
institution and the taxpayers were
carrying q needless burden through
repetition of courses
Nov they are teaching our boys
the scieace of alfalfa roots instead of
Greek roots, said a well-known
farmer recently, 'snd our girls are
learning the economy Of the home.
More than that, there is being cal-
tIvated and there now exists an en-
thas'ssm and an absorbed interest
among students in the work Of the
school In its relation to the possibili-
ties Of the home farm. Boys and
girls hasten back to the farm eager
to apply the training and the sclence
they have acquired at the college.
This means an increase in the pro-
dsctivity of Colorado farms, inn
proved conditions of living and
hundreds of thousands added to the
wealth Of the state.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
CASyl ~


Nov. 2. lSle.
kubler mine shut down t<,r th.
winter the LIST.
sWst'essa sad star nsivsss stiN run
Rinx iull time.
Chss nsller wss mp To Castbrtou
with = load ~ ppvtats.s lest week.
Richard wsaGA kas bs.es - ths
sick list the past wssk bot b ksttss
1T pesseRt.
c. A. Partch h adelinU two psspch.
- to his hsssse and Othevvtss M.
psvvtaG ~ pasee.
~ aaoee st the ss'h<sA hDusp lsst
soturday OtDAt w0s WsN atNnpAed
80 sh vspart O00A ttne.
IT, telsvAsae Osag. u s&sssG, sre
wOeki16 bet Wssa D9oeoVas 80 Cos-
thet0a. They sAs,u1a osauA - nolsi
wta ~ the zth u bovs@tsr \ To-
wsatAsr hGeds 0s,asA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
~ aOnn0 0oD
Sess-Caaa.Sssa Csrssssrssa-u~

N.~eS SNsesesso07
Nss l. lSss.
An s.S<1sss<sa ts tas h4ga sx.hxsss1
libg~rS srrised shsr w~ssA IN shs
iprIsa ~ = h<s<sk csss cad . nsustssr u
acs f.ssssao.
The gsrls haak~t haN tsau urtN
l,alzia prscescsuG susausur kasArs l.sN
ssi- ~eSs& - 90 thr loS~r ss..sss tsss.s
Do nssi tssAs is<<ss~ es~kss ssl
Fivsa Frarsk~ - daily exy.rtsug the
-is,is'sssxy texs tsssss&- Tkr sss.ss,sssxs
cia-- " pr"ssux To- W. ose VI tks
ass'-f interss.ssAx " the bswh sckosss.
esery'ss''ss taking n being very dsr,s,-
h intersrted.
x. a. tteeman. reysrv~eatinG ths
state s,rs~sse s~s<r,ist tssss ~ s.sissrsSis,.
wa- a s,sster Tws~sssy ~ thir we,.k
tle gave sssssss vcrt iptesuusiax psssu-
ius~eencs~ ~ hi- arms w. and the
s'nls ds-aErsvsisis kraturc ~ his tnlk
a- that ~ essls-d tee -ooa Mr.
Hoffman y very popular With tbs
hiGa -chc.si fsssks aud " siwsys very
cordially r~'eived.
Ms~r wewsgste gave a taIk ga
aRterbsrs aud sts hssrorc relatis,sss
the early part sa the wsek Having
visited 'sntereury sBd ss-.ur.d y,is-
furcr of the ipters-stiag places the
lecture proved n very iptcresting sssss
indeed. The talk " a- given in r..la
tioa tn the 4 satcrbury Tsle~." by
Chsacer. which the Junior Englieh
ciase ie now studying.
Claassc. for the Fre~hmea and
SOPHOMORE Eaxi,sh classes we've re-
ceised last w@sk The tw~bmes viii
read 'Tivashoe. " by Sc,stt the Sssy,ha-
more~. '-sils~ Marper nv Eliot
. wniss asd Seuior CLASSES ARE reading
1kdyll- ~ the King" by Teanysoa
and -Aatssrst of the breakfast
Table" by Hoamee. The seaior
class viii later take up the Oregon
Trsil. by PArk kasaa.
The tsp0than xanse saturday after
moon viii prss.sAtsiy he the last game
~ the seae<sa ysaayed in Gsaai~s,a
The fetber 6.disa boys ~ tsraaa
Jsactios sss . very sast team ss,
that the Gaass sAou1d prove q very
intevsstiaG 49,. n4euse tk the
large exVesss tscsrrsd - briaxinw
the tsrythan tsaR evsso 0eood Jwpc-
tioa " W wsxsunary To- cAAsae . targ-
~ adMisniea ~. ~ this y the lant
game here ospes ~ yOwr hearts ssd
cO0se.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

III Anderson, formerly in charss
Of mining operations 1t the Lscky
Strike mines south of Gunsisoa,
hes closed . deal for . group ol
claims at Ouray. The Anderson.
Halter Mine. Co, capitalized q
e2J0. 600 has taken over the Micky
Breen and Grizzly Bear properties
The company sims 10 erscs . Kssa.
sel smelter and sssrt opesseioas %
q large ecsle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
Msl1a . Q - 49,

?. =; Fresr, OoiossAo Asrissis~ssl Collsss,
foss Colliss-
The great virtse of alfalfa 10 iss
ability TO iscrcase tks nitso4sa con-
tent Of the soil. Aboss ~ pse osus
Of the air 10 nitroesa. Ii 10 esai
mated that there ase 1900 soos
over every aero Of lasA, OossA, q sAe
present rate Of ls cssts . pg.aA,
over el2.OD.OW, IL il coslA y -.
1t is taken oct Of TIE cir isae -
soil by very .i,ste pas.ss o.lleA kac-
terra. which ise in the bissle soAslp
fossd oa TIE alfalfa ruu4s. II saha
abost 1900 bacssria 70 nsassse -
iscA.
Thy tske he sisssgn fsuo -
sir - sss il in their lsSe psupsss
I'D tAea give Il up 10 tAe alSal1a
pleat 10 anoskee Sos0. Alialfa
psssss reoo~e . lseee soo~ss of o.
tsuesa iron ahe soil, bet Tie hecsssis
co,lsrs % 1scA sAss . possisa 10 IN
sos osAer pla.as - follo~.
II Tie coil 10 100 wes, tke hocsesis
osssos ~ork. - If 100 AarA, she ar
coeAsieiag IL nitsuesa @ .os -
- tks0.
An paaeas wAicA hase H. sbilisy
% cd nitsoeea 70 tAe soil, 6ke -
falaA 80 o,alsA AgsoA Sa.
lse.ao caosuly ssasAsl 70 alG.alA -
SwSst. ~ - wAiss cassss. ssoD
sas Aisas.aly sslnasa - bs.nsoa
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

The fasAioaable bathing resort ol
Spain 10 In San Sebastian But do
women In that well-nigh tropical cline
wear startling costumes? By NO
means. Their garb is ~ staid - that
worn ON the English coasts: very
charming. and becoming. but withal re
served and digniheA. The material
is apt to be dark blue serge trimmed
with white braid or crimson serge.
At Trouville. in France. the bathers
are not rarely annoyed-or not an
hoyed?-by the leveling of opera
glasses, which practice 10 vigorously
forbidden In the Spanish resort. This
prohibition is partly explained by the
frequent presence of the queen moth
er, and also the young queen. who. Of
course. are left perfectly unmolested.
Their bathing boz is very picturesque.
1t 10 built in the Moorish style, with
minarots on either side, And the dODe
In the middle surmounted BY the roy
al crown in goad. When in use. 1t n
slowly rolled down to sea. and roy
atty can bathe in perfect prtvscy.
though the bon" is not iDcloseA-
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
oo0e1uN

Nov 2. lns&
The ts~rsag sssasilv srs Esiux an
tsss'sr rssck sa Hot s>ssrsasx es~s,k'
Th~vssorc SsAte aud sssssr g. an.
sss'sasag . ee.s'sr ~ ~ss.ks is Esss-
Ner
nr~. Nh trs~srr sss tsr Teaur,sxv
frstssy. SAs cxyssrts Ia tsr goor Al
~ss,cr Mr.. frs~srr scc.asp~u..,sI
her t@ sssnsss~s,a-
tsor usscaaen are sAuus,.x E.x
hrks' sac nail t.,r luustssr. d
Is~ toats~ brssssxht IN . bad S~fur
dss t,r . wAGoa shed aud D. A
Mo- oaReH ante ~susc luusls.r a..
ssuse outsuisslsusn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
Sola

Nov. 2. lS1e.
An. Do~Bey and Mn Easaesiy
wes IN SpeDceF laSt week caIling -
ff1eO0a.
A. 2. Hay hss sefurDed prpu 9av-
tosfA wbefe ~ haa ius4 compagneA Q
wood eeatroet- ]. A. Davjs - n.
a. LADS retufsea IRON aaWtsseA
We1DeUoAy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

Uranium ore has been discovered
near Twin Lakes. A streak aver
aging five per cent Uranium has
been found in alsree vein by George
Hartman. The hanging wall is
granite and the footwall shistore
dyke, 30 feet wide, the whole back
ed bv m immense vein of birdseye
porphyry
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
suAae,ss sss evs soeeeavv
lsekso aaSetoa - o>o,Saa -
Asarss ieuo 0opuAa~G

'Pere," ssid the virsiaia vssssaA.
Is another Jaekson yara
Jackson used bsies Of cotteo y
the ramparts that he threw Up - -
tense Of Nee Orleans and II Vos na&-
urally Q matter Of Indifference 10 hin
whose cotton he employed. ssos q
II happened v beioag to . rich ~
chant
The nsvchaat 1ollOUoA his balss
With d0slihe AevStioa. Ne could not
onos 70 tsas hinasof away fvso 49,.
oe Wss stea11aG svsr - 49,
1ockssa has0snso - asoU sssr -
sv.otag ~ y IT, oAasl - saiA:
usas1sus, Il y 1a0aee ~ yoW
- 70 tahs ~ esetaA. All pFspsssy
= socre1 80 osst - protected
puA' ~ JsckssA. 'ass zee -
- y ~ sSttsar
"a. s1ss! NOS ssrs, sssl -
OeschasA. Z knoW ths marks, sn =
them. n psss. slors. this eOttoa. -.
must ~ 1slsoAsA'
"Jsckssa turned - . private -
tod hin - estcA . nxsket st oaes.
The nsshst hsins brought, the gea-
oral ~ II - The merchaat's arms
I'D soid, With grim smile:
~ friend. you ara the mea prop
- pers8a l know Of 10 defeaA your
own property. Stay here. then. anA
- 30. Stir 1t your peril "-Detroit
Free Press.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
NuuDjSo 0DtjegN


Red TIE aaBous chApeef in victsR
hue1s '-0hokesVeaF0" obsUt tAe -.
eAse kDewlsAse q tAs wsrll - u
universs as impaired ~ tAe pAilsso
pAers aDl iearpe1 Dea q 0rssca, -
VOC wfn vsoAer hoe TIE scAe.ce q
tAis CsotUv wtu - rsear1s1 ~ -
~ - ~ a. D.
Hsa G161s - - uoaioal pr1oH4D'
0snA 0o0 y - q TIE se~esAesssA
OseuK1: DnrsAvss. an -
eDsanao1 - CT u p1scse -
eAs0ps4 Osol Deo - pssAAGs oAAs
eAeFUsf - SafDeal - OunR -
eoesa ~ usa ~ hss0 - bassA
Au.AsA go VsEassEay e9S -
0RUsR. thSaGA u - ns~er - -
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ed "Rstssn, o ws.AssDs, nsesss' -
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Tks pvSaie 10 cordially isvitsA 70
thsss sssvicss.
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SsssrAay si0AA Nov. S.
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O. otunw

Will be served by the ladies Of The
Methodist church, ct the hssoaic
hall on election day. Craaberrie.,
sweet potatoes, good home made pi .
ssd cskes and other good thin9s.
supper will also he served fro,.
five TO eight O'Clock in the evening.
Everybody come.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
Dlaliss

New YORK Cafe on Tomichi avenue.
having been rented, the lsdies Of g.
Peters church will serve - B,e;-
.ess msa's hot harvest sspess in ~
Woodnen hall iron 8 70 Q o'cscck
P. m. IN the eve befose electioa.
Monday Nov. z. Tks follo~i,6
mess will - servsd: Ho No.
bssf. bskeA beasa, nasAed psAsAosa,
csbheae slsw, Psapkin PIE, ksown
bFssd, co&ee. Meals sc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
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seeara 70 ossas - Asasn, i.uaol-
Ne smr csssises foe hsAssoa, ~,
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CLAaESCs ADA8,
0saaissa, Caos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
eas0 - -

Two nicely fsraished rooms With
% witkoat board
l2tf MRs. MAY WALKER,
Potter Bldg Main NJ. Gsaaisgu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
COAL COAL. GOAL.
Paz~sas 4 Es<g~.s-

COAL COAL. GOAL.
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tasastsre aud Qseees~sse. Tel
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ptssss.
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blue sad whsss sAa~ldss shssI
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yer sii calls prempsly. f'hoee Gan
alsoa. 4Dl. Admf
Our sapply Of Holiday posssls
have arrived We invite vos 70
call and sse them.
il-52 GAyvTTs beos.
Fcs SALE-A Nood piano. chssp
for essA. Fog psssicslass sddssss
Ala. Mas. A. j. yoHNsox,
Ohio Gay. Cole.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

A great develop0eEt is going %
in RIO Blsnca county where the
Grand River. Ase&er and Salt Iake
r. r. has been formed with capital
Of ten million TO run from Chapman
, through Meeker 70 Salt Lake CITY.
1t is reported thst constrsctios
work viii begin in . lev days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

Whsa in sssA II . DasA, sp-as
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Gunnison news-champion., 1910-11-04

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