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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-24
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY a, ISlC.

When it is an acknowledged
fact that railroads leading to
Lumberton are unable to handle
the crowds on occasions like the
educational rally January the
18th, it is time to ask the ques-
ton, "How are folks from North
Robson expected to get there?"
Those who boarded the train at
Red Springs at 5 o'clock a. m
did not get to Lumberton until
after the noon hour. They
failed to "get in" on the
appointed exercises, stayed a
few hours in the city, went back
to Maxton, with another long
wait, as in the morning. and fin
ally got back to the starting
point at 10 pm. 1t took all day
to get to Lumberton and all night
to get back homeland this a
day set apart for ladies and chill
dren in the dead of winter. 1t
is estimated that not more than
500 were present from North
Robson, and still they call it a
Robson County Rally" Meet
next time at Pembroke and give
all parts of the county an equal
show. Red Springs Citizen.
Why, Neighbor, you don't call
up to 10 o'clock p. m. al
night" do you? But we're sor.
ry as can be that it took so long
to go and come that the people
Of that part of the county coulc
not stay with us long; and sorry
too, that more Of the good peo'
pie of the northern part of Robe
son were not here. We regre
exceedingly that the trains were
late, but don't blame us for that
Wasn't it..worth coming, though
even under those difficulties, tt
see such a rally as that? 1t wa
delightful day, too, even though
in the dead of winter" mot COLI
at all. Don't knock, and mex
time let everybody from Mort
Robson come and see how niue
reason you have for being prou
of your county seat and tn
county of which you are a part
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-24

The guards that could not pre-
vent Shepard from escaping
must be a bunch Of buildings.
1t might be we'll to find out if a
man can hit a barn door before
engaging him to guard convicts.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-24

'.The Girl From Rector Show
struck hard lines in this State.
It was allowed to be presented
in Charlotte and Wilmington
and the people who lacked the
houses at both places did not
seem to think the show so bad,
but in Raleigh, as has been men
toned, there was nothing doing;
the mayor called the show off
and when an effort was made to
put it on anyway he enforced
his orders. The company was
invited to Durham and when the
town officials got shaky about
it the manager of the company
agreed to put the show on before
the town officials and let then
see for themselves, conf. dent
that they would permic thu
show at night after seeing it
But he reckoned wrong. Mon
day afternoon a performance wa
given before the officials of Dur
ham and at the conclusion of tn
play that bunch of officials So
down on it for fair and said tn
show could not be presented to
Durham audience. There are v;
rious opinions as to the merits {
the play. 1t has been denoun
ed as vulgar, common, indecen
and no one claims for it that
is any Sunday school outfit.
points no moral, but it has &c
tanned served to adorn sever
tales. Richmond and Lynchbu
also barred the play. If comp
ries presenting indecent pla
learn to skip the State entire
there will be no occasion for tea
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-24

An attack of the grip is often follow
ed by persistent cough, which to many
proves great annoyance Gambler
iain.s Cough Remedy has been exten
sively used and with good success tor
the relief and cure of this cough. Many
cases have been cured after all other
; remedies had failed. Sold by Dr.J. d,
Mcmillan & Son, and The Pope DrupCo
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-24

The poem by Aunt Becky,
published in this issue, is all
Tight. Heyburn-who is just a
noise, nothing more-is not worth
the notice, Of course, but Aunt
DDecky" sizes it up all right.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-24

The statement has been given
out officially that the Montgom-
cry Lumber Co. is to press the
work OF extending it's railroad
from Bum, Franklin county, to
Raleigh.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-02-24
Notice.

Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
that the business heretofore conducted
at Red Springs, North Carolina. be-
tween W. F. Williams and J. G. Will
mans, co-partners, under the firm name
OF the RedSpringsLumberC Company. will
no longer be continued under that name.
but that ". J. Williams and J. G. vii.
rams VIII hereafter conduct a co-part-
nership business under the firm name
of ". F. and J. G. Williams.
All persons indebted to the old firm
must mus make make immediate payment. and
any Any persons holding any obligations of
any klnd against the Red Springs Lum-
Der Company will please present them
70 the undersigned for immediate set
tiement and payment.
his list day of February, 1910.
w. F. Williams,
| J. G. Williams.
Red Springs, N. C. 2-A-Iu.
ES<NYrwfA K,xan;xrn~ an
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
ussss, sis.s siss nsaA = tss,ss euaa,ss. csIst.s,
NORMAL School CONTRACT
LET TO Il MONTROSE MAN
Successful Western Slas< B Ter Aheady Starting Work.
Which Must be Fiai4 by November 5th.

ca Manaaf ala.sfs Spcaaef. Ga
ils an1 Steele. tfrstfss i1I fhs Srats
NrnsA Si hsai af Guunis1n. uiienssi
the lids. seuf 3D. ~ clnfraei irs ans
found thst ID li Rogers ~ Aiassr,,se.
bad the lowest asd best hil lag tlt
caueIal building coutrart tghef
bidders were Anderson a Nesf6ves
% Denver, EuAuer q Bossae "a Dea-
ver Nhlte q Nkey ~ Mantrase.
The mafeiel used IS o. be red
sandstone wifh Qrauite steps. ali
Guhnison niater,ai Ms IA gers. Is
aa experienced contractor. hssipf
erected barge pubic ana private
buildings at Cripple Greek, Most
ruse. ll1tchkiss and other poiat~
Ne already has men at work open
ing the red sandstone quarry siN
miles northeast ai town.
A separate couted.i viii he let 10
the heating plant aud the plBmbina
necessary 20 eqeip the building an .
% connect with the city water maIa
500 lset distant
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

wInieE been rannfng she West Puini
Tanned beia~ she t,eaVer CAY pros.
eEiv. ana are approaching the pa
ioo, marx. They haze dsae a ga,oa
deal a work and have sxce lent pras-
pects far a n4Iae
Ahagether there Is appoarasce 81
much miaing actsviiy "a the Pane
thIs spring
The AurnlnG >sar ~ White Pine
Is tsokiug very well lBaeea aaeard
Ing 30 Johu e Reagan. the manager
aui principal o~ser. who ha8 basi-
ness ia Gunnison Monday Aif 81
devalanmant wark has been dome an
tae p7.gertr fhis sinister. she u.ain
taaael hseina hecn driven sirmgif
ahead taat b uaH 6Hi
feei in aal thrugh 4fitl ronaifatnq
pHrp pFrfa tFm uf. H hraaea
tr .ae tme uuIer the iaVid
~ bas laa sha has haon
sau. 900 ta. eaere "a new station
aee' BE- 1Hfnr a la1ed prepara-
y l1 1rHinv o. Sinking. g.,ad
re h1lv was anauef aul l1nr cars
ai smelling a-- are really fr ship
mieaf as sa8r al raNs sefie
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Again Established in Merchant Tail
cring

Alter several years absence, ! have
again returned 10 Gunnis0n, con-
WINGED that il is one of the best
places 10 live ON the continent. and
a coming business city. ] am To-
Gated IA tie Rogers building on
Upper Main street, and am in posi-
tioa 10 satisfy the trade better than
ever by producing suits and over
coats ia up to-date stvles and with
first class workmanship ] carry a
stock Of piece goods aad trimmings
to select from.
g. kLERsNTrEE. Merchant TAYLOR,
Rogers Building. Gannison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD SHORT SESSION
Mostly occupied with Routine Work.
Splendid Record Of our County
Treasurer Noted

Not very much business appeared
at the session of cur Gunnis1n
county commissions held Tuesday.
Bills were allowed aud reports Of
various county officers checked
Joe David was granted saloon
license at the kuhler nine at Bald
win A similar license for A Il.
Bair at Parliu was rejected bv the
board
4 copy of the report on ourc1uutv
treasurer's books which the auditing
committee, consisting of John Ii.
Mccormick, Y. T.. Metzler and c.
" Winslow filed with the district
cosrt. was filed with county COM
misSioLers. This report finds the
books of Mrs. ANNE Dlvnev correct
To a dot and highly compliments
them a. kept IN "a neat and Efficient
manner This is the third COM
mittee which has found the books
absolutely correct and the resalr j. a
high honor for oar popular county
treasurer and her efficient deputy.
+. G Palmer.
Even the best Of bookkeepers are
supposed to make mistakes occa-
sianallv, but auditing committees
VIII have hard work to find an error
in the treasurer's books Of Gunnison
county as long As Mrs. Downey is in
charge
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Special Rosrd Trip Homeseeker,
Rates 10 Psiafs in New Mexico
and Texas Durins 1870

ON the first and third Tuesdavs A
each month during the entire wear,
the Colorado a Southern will sell
round trip homeseekers tickets 20 a
great many points in New Mexico
and Texas at greatly reduced rates.
Final limit twenty-five DAYS. allow
ing stop-over privileges.
For detailed information. rates
etc. call ON your nearest Colorado K
Southern Agent, or address +. Z.
Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver l5-52 az.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
A HAIE EAIs
LkYER.ENCE bua caps
v Kr-H tn l.c Ctsnce IN a
a aat Dynamite
Ca-ts

~ aaIaa t.lat
l'y hr. r Hr fe aue
.lrIlt u.aa enala "a
IyHamlfe a.f mas
...aa he csms uf th- river
Ia-i har 'at - STRUCK
F.a az tviee iaf. rfn eHiain-
I.g rweu'r-fwa a sas of wps and
-a sticks VI cHat 1vlor ana I,ed
a teil the tals
Sir end Mrs Lu5.i bad ddren un
tae river tl get seme shade trees
They stopped niba leii 81 tbe road
rn the bottom ahase the powder
house Mr. kro.l bad an as in bis
hand when be n0ted an Odd shaped
mound 40 bush Apparently IL
WIS some oid rags, partly covered
with leaves and dirt Twice he
struck his AK into Co., when the ring
If metal caused hin 30 investi gate.
He was startled 90 discover the full
minating caps aud dynamite The
ak had bruised the dynamite and
driven twIce through the bottom Of
a box Of 500 pound pressure caps.
exposing the copper metal and al
most driving the caps through the
cover
Ii was nothing less thar a miracle
that there was ANYTHING 10 record
bat hole in the ground The caps
we're good, Too, Tor when Under
sheriff Dan lIehap went up 10 in
vesiigate be tried one with fuse and
II exploded pr1mptly. No doubt
however, the caps had been there a
year or two perhaps more, and were
slightly damp, even in the tin boxes.
However, no miner who is acquaint-
ed with the treacherous things
would have taken the chance. Tor the
whole state Of Colorado as prize.
The stuff was loosely wrapped Ia
an old coat aud a pair Of overal Is.
No clue 20 It's ownership Las been
obtained bun very likely it came
originally from the Gunnison tunnel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Shoots te XII

AHnHrenflv the wnman known as
fmnres Bower, brf calling her
lsr- Sam putrat. has losi her
Hl thaagh thai was n1t the re-
rt el six gaoi men au1 true " ho
upun the case 10 luuacv Wednes-
~ faur ol she Jury thaueht she
no worse "a meaiallV thar others
v knew. Two jorNmen thouQht
.aa was dangerous o. Fuhllc peace
a saietg AMI would vet kil sane
.ar a NOT committed o. she asyluBa
sunday night she took a gun sad
E,Hg into the allV where Dan Jor-
f8 WIS splitting wood blazed away
p Nil The ball grazei the flesh
the small # his back. bat be will
Inver.
Next morning Sheriff lIanlon and
MARSHAL Jennings went over %
,iher the old lady in. As between
me irresponsible Md aud crazy
Ulman, one - about as ready on the
rgger as another, aud they went at
I circumspectly llanlon knocked
the back door aud Jennings at the
irout, simultaneously A window
shade was ierked back I'VE came
o. see what that man did TO YOU, -
sstils .nterposed the marshal.
: on they pursuaded her 10 open the
door and Hanlon got the gun Then
she was taken 10 jail
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Notice to Clean ND

IIouseholders aad residents are
Hereby notified aud warned thai
Ithey must clean up their premises
aud that all refuse, cans, ashes, ma
nare etc. must be promptly remeNer
from their iofs aud alleys adioining
such lots. The ordnance relating
to the health and cleanliness OF the
town will he strictly enforced.
Is. BY Order of Town boAEp
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Notice 10 Clean In

To the citizens Of the town 4
Gunnison. You are hereby notified
TO remove all garbage and refuse
matter from your back yards and
alleys and disiniect all water closets.
forthwith Those who refuse "a
comply with this notice will be pros
ecuted under the town ordinance.
y. j. HNATr, Town Health Officer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Ouker mining Noes frsa WAAe Pae

w. s. Barker and Bert Sitter
came in from the Pine Tuesday.
They have been pushing work on the
Alice this winter, working five men
untll the last few days, when bad air
has compelled cutting to one shift.
The Alice and Ben Bolt claims are
located north Of the Lillie ON Granite
mo ,ntain, and an 80 foot Shaft dis
closed fine body Of - inches If
ore. with six inches Of high grade
The entire shaft was sunk Ia ore so
thai GO TO 40 tons is ON the dump
Water coming in induced the owners
10 orlve a tunnel, now in so feet.
anc past the apex Of the VEIN with
llO ieet depth below the shaft bot
tom The boys expect every shot
will break into the vein. L. ID Nc
Ma and friends at Silver CITY, Iowa.
are hall owners with Sitter and
Barker and the latter have the con-
traet for tunnelling. The owners
int nd to incorporate in June.
Smith, Harpel & Porter lave this
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
kis Cras1e Special Rates

Gunnison to Grand junction, idr
Stock growers meeting in July, half
fare OF $3.50 for round trip. Sell
ing dates, July L., Is Return limit
July "a
High School Day at Boulder. May
IA One fare to persons presenting
identification cards from State Uni
versIty. May i, 13 for selling, and
May lG, return limit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

The Sannyside Poultry Yards bas
for sale few 6ne young laying hens
Extra good cockerels Of several
breeds, couple hen turkeys Eggs
from two rensoi thoroughbred Rhode
ls'a Il Reds, ne pen male bird direct
from Rhode Island These Reds are
extra good 81 30 per setting. HIS
MEs 5. G FISHER, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Cryssd River ss.sk o~s,

>erreiarv Keeling of tke t'rFsas.l
kieef tartile con.sBany returned frum
= tr1r o. she states capital Nluiav
aud sir Alesana =. ssl.ssmaH Or fhe
causnauv arrived Weaae-dav g. re-
maia uutd Non ias.
Ness week flanrh g Ciau9h wlll
tegln c1mp mp.eirnz cauHa1F' : traaa
eage faf'rosi snavu ss tae TraazurV
a.7anta.n rslI Ihcr are expected
urh erafasart ar ..lrsfus
tF
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
SCHOOL ELECTION
RESULTS M SURPRISE
Mrs. Eva cueain MiEsgaugh Elected
Secretary q Dis,r'-i 10. I. Re-
fanding carries 66 to 6

The school elec,ian Monday was a
very quies affair, but friends ol Mrs
Eva Caeuin Mhispaugh were az
pareutly more active than appeared
ON the surface tor l4J votes we're
cast, Of which two were spoiled, 9e
voted for Mrs Millspanen and 40
fof Miss Mamie lIarwooi, exlclly a
two q one ch0ice
The proposition 90 refund the re-
maipIng ten thousand d,llars Of our
school debt, iuto ten-tweHty i've pei
cent bonds carried by large ma
Iority There were 66 votes IN
iavor aad only 6 against.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Oliver typewriter

Oliver ribbons, carbon sheets and
typewriter paper in stock. Call and
see the new Oliver No. ;, latest
model. Ii is far and away the best
typewriter on the market.
II. +. Lake, Jr.
Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
BOSTON COMPANY BUYS
RICH CUNNlSON MINES
Famous SpafCapqcf Psofcacs at whse Pine Pass 10
Eas.cn Capitalists Who vL Furh<z Develop Them

Checks have PASSED and CONTRACTS
been ssguea At Colgraao Spring- IN
tas purchase of the spar Copper
properties. situated at White Fine
camp. Gasnisou Coantv. Colara !.
bel~een the tnited Mluiag and
Holding company. 6j Jsuraal Bisala
rag. Bssiaa, Mass. ani Mrs
Josephine rhsver Tutt. execusrix q
the estate u Charles l.. Taft ga an
option held Nv Dau q Tobin. a
Iseadv,lle. Colorado These valsaAic
properties we're owned by the n1ied.
wealshv, suecessfal miner. Charles
l.. Tufi, reeeutly deceased
The pruper'iss are proves ea'a.
able mines, consisting e hifg See
aares a pateHtei c.luIs jaei1r
BY 23lj lsaf 90 tpnnels dr.eea an %
series uf rch Gsanra g5as. ais
closing six lnug ore ehrt. rh }
feet al vertod Haas afsraa- aa
proven ore bgslles which wl rau f1
average the leai arrs ls SAB
SILVER. anA ~5 in ei3. rl5a Ore
copper ores aefeia-fI il f.a copper
VEINS viii net lf,m @f3 O. sos Har
ton above a'i Used cawr S aud
carry IN addition ORB tla aas psr
eentages " copper prsr8l iram IS
20 l3i o. silver
Mr. Tutt. ia the aaniar 10 1907
purchased these valuable pr1bertie-
lie realized thai be had iue mine
and pat to patent a large creage Of
locations owned FORMERLY bv Ian iri
gan aud Stiles. and drove the deeper
Parole tanned which a. the time ~
the unexpected death If this past
master miner in New York CITY. IN
the winter Of 1909, had cut IN these
veins large RESERVES A. ideal COM
mereial ores lie had no thought ur
inclination at the time of his death
10 sell the mines bat his widow. 90
close the estate, recOnsidered his De
cision and sold the property
MIR futt was a courageous. suc-
cesslal mining, mill and smelling
man. also prominent ia beet sugar.
irrigation, insurance. real estate and
many other investments. His estate
when probated was shown to he
worth $500 900 aud his widow was
recently allowed ~ the court Of
Colorado Springs S3GOo0 for her
services in the management. He
was one OF the founders and origini
nators of the now world famous, low
cost copper porphyry mines, the
noted Utah Copper company, stu
ated in Bingham Canon, Utah, the
shares OF which are selling ON
basis of S4S,oOO.O00, and paying
81 100000 per wear dividends. lie
was one OF the men who solved the
knotty problem Of milling by whole
sale and mining with steam shovels,
the immense deposits Of copper por-
phyry or chalco pyrite ores, which
caused revolution in mining and
milling practice.
The new purchasers will vigor-
ously develop these rich iissure veins
and their manv ore chutes by stop
ping, advancing the tunnels in the
veins and sinking interior shafts,
under the management Of i. II.
jerks. engineer of mines, Albuqaer-
que, n. NJ.
Mr.. jerks made the mines ex-
amlnations and conducted negotia
tions for their purchase The United
Milling and Holding Company en-
brace among it's directors many well
known successful mining and bust
ness men in Boston, II +. Coburn,
Treasurer; George II. Cragin, Presi-
dent; F. +. Ewing, wholesale grocer,
Orange, Mass J L. Simpson, banker.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Annual E.canpoest G. A. r, Grad
junction, CoIorals

MAY 18th TO 18th, 1910. Rate of
one fare for the roand trip via the
RIO GRANDE Tickets ON sale
Nav l0th and llth Final return
limit MAY 10Th For particulars
call on local agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Our Fountain is open Fer The Season

Drop in and bring along your
thirst. Tickle your pallet with a
sparkling glass Of our delicious soda
water or an ice cream s1ndae
O'LEARY, The Druggist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Malachy Hogan and Al Brown Special

To Jeifries- johnson fight at San
Francisco June 30: via Rio Grande
'tbe scenic route Special Pullman
train with dining car leaves Denver
noon, jane 30 Call on or write
your ticket agent or Al Brown at
1911 Curtis street for reservations,
tickets aud particulars
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
A al at Doc per week sold fssr
sdvertiser this month. TRY ONE.
Potatoes sN Sale

We have seed potatoes, both early
and late varieties. Also first class
potatoes for cooking Price 75c per
hundred in 500 NJ lots.
Is e. Il NJ. IlAYNAKER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

New White Goods, Embroideries
and Laces for graduation.
SAMPLINERS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Fer S.

Twelve two-year-old registered
Hereford bulls. Nav be seen any
time at the FLYING NJ Ranch ON Cr-
chetopa. HACK BROS.
Parlin, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

The ROYAL CAFE will furnish
Room and Board at 500 per week.
Special rates by the month.
B. b LAsHBE1ok, proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
GUNNlSON COUNTY GETS
BIG MARBLE CONTRACT
fedcEs BUadhs Dcasea No~ Sue 10 be q Colosado-
lue Matje From Cnaal Riser

two isai pillar lathe sursea. frora
-heE glaen eein a nsartle. h -
attracting Tascb .sfgeutlun - ne
hank Wfussas
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

CAPITAL for meritious mining,
manufacturing. and railroad enter
prises For particulars apply TO
CHARLES T. JOHNSON q co,
Suite PIP Warder Bldg, Washing
ton, ID. c. 1919
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

For RENT-New York Cafe corner.
Newly fitted up as restaurant.
QUINN & iiOGAN
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Scents Per Line
COAL, COAL, COAL.
Parsons a Ferguson.

An extension dining room table
for sale. Excellent condition.
DENTER +. SNPP
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
Wsst ~ sse . Payiag fvsposiiion.
ksrses end ssae nacAisssy for an
Fer SsIs

The Caldwell residence ON Pine
HENRY +. IAkE
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

The new postal cards Of the State
Normal School building at Gunni-
son are now ON sale about town or at
tins Office. Send them out to adver-
tise our good fortune. Many busi-
ness men are enclosing them in
letters. pc a dozen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Teie.
phone No. GA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Our stock Of furniture includes
all kinds Of rockers, from luxurious
easy chairs. upholstered in leather,
to the pretty birds eye maple and
willow rockers. Oar stock COM
bines beauty with comfort and rea-
sonable prices.
'l5-tf. CLARENCE ADAMS, GunnIson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

For SME-CaDbage Plants. En-
gage them now. Ready 10 take up
any time after June lst 3Oc per
hundred. Mas. j ". SMIrH.
l1-l9 Gunnison. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

For Sale Turkey eggs Tor setting
five cents each.
Mas c. ADDINGToN, Dayton. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06
News-Chanpion
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons q Ferguson

Private board and rooms by the
week or month.
l4tf. Mas. JAM WARNER.
Cvcle Hatchers and all sorts of
ppultry supplies at the store Of H.
.C. Lawrence ON Tomichi avenue. IA
We have on hand bound books of
100 totes for stallion service fee
loo each at News-Cbampion office
When in need OF good, up-to
date sewing machine get the White
Rotary For Sale BY @. ID. Martin
The only machine ON earth that will
sew on buttons. l6-tf
FoR SALE-Rhode Island Red eggs
for hatching. Rooster this year
from Frank Fov's famous 200 egg
strain sloo per sitting
lMf RuFUs kNorP.
We still have some Of those pack
ages Of garden seeds sent to News
Champion by Congressman Taylor
You are welcome To them either by
calling at the Office or dropping us
a card.
J. s Foulke has put his large pri-
vate library ON sale, and there are
seine very fine books to be gotten at
a bargain. You can look them over
at the insurance Office Of Henry r.
lake
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

CvcIe liatchers and all sorts of
ppaltry supplies at the store Of II.
4. Lawrence ON Tomichi avenue. IA
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

We have ON hand bound books Of
l0O totes for stallion service fee
! 90 each at News-Cbampion Office
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Tom Stanley has had business in
GunnisOn most Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

Private board and ROOMS by the
week or month.
Ia IT, MRs. JAM WARNER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-05-06

The above dispatch. generally
published in the dolly p1pers.
oliuches the question al GunHts Do
coduty marble from tLa Crgs.ll river
being used Cos the great ue0 p1.t
office aud general federal builIing at
Denver II not only means a mil.ian
dollar contract for the C1lorado-Iuie
company, but makes a magnificent
advertisement for lis goods, which
ensures continued contracts. for we
are approaching a marble age when
not only federal, but state aud pri-
vate buildings will be largely erected
Of this beautiful and enduring stone.
The First National Bank here Just
received from the lule company at
Marble in Northern Gannison county