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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13
SOtTHERN WILL VILLAGES
Afford Better Conditions Than the People
Encountered Elsewhere.

In South Carolina $50. go persons. or
one-fifth Of ito white population. live
in cotton mill villages. while III the coun-
ties OF Greenville. Spartanburg and
Anderson one-third Of the population
il in these villages. and IN. villages con-
time TO grow.
Tho South Carolina mill village in usu-
ally a separate community. sometimes
having "a population of over 5000 inhabi-
tants IL is entirely owned and con-
trolled 10y the mill and IFS residents have
no village corporation ~ any Kind.
These villages are bulls by the mill
managements for the simple reason
that their people could not otherwise
bs housed near n mill. They attract
much more attention from strangers
than from Southerners: for strangers,
seeing in them for the first fine the gem
srai poverty and other distressfiI condl-
tons OF our people. hapdicapped an they
have been with l.gacics from slavery
and war. associate these only with the
village.
But all Carolinians Nm ow. says the
South Atlantic Quarterly. that these VIII
layers are of the same stock as they them
selves. being composed AS a class Of tho
less successful. 10 whom the mills have
offered much better wages. with better
labor and living conditions. than they had
before
IL il undeniable that South Carolina
mill Arrangements. owing - various
ca,,sea come into closer personal touch
with their individual operatives and
feel more Interest IN thsm a. body
than do Eastern cotton mnn,ifacfurers
and that South Carolina operatives have
aH hv
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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Town authorities at Marble -
having Q strenuous time with thG
Bookkeeping joints. II will be -
membered that last summer sevesal
cases were tried at GsaRison in the
county court and failed Of convictioa
the jury hesitatinR TO take the wosd
Of hired detective However, %
"Wednesday Of this week, anoshes
case brought against l.. VI Meads,
resulted in q bill of about $50 costa.
being assessed by Judge Hethevina-
ton with sentence Of twenty five dave
in Jail Meads has sal.on at Crys-
tai, seven miles up the river, snd .
csse seasss him fos illeesl sslliss a
hqsor u Msrble wss wosksd sp ~
\. j nshoaey, sown aassAsl a Mar
~, esA \. G. Es1sss, Q dsessaive.
q. H. Tsybs, ssyssiRteRds.s of the
ssslvosd for The Colosado Yale Mar
BIZ company wss slso over as . sit
nsss. Nssds pleaded gailty. and
immedistely three mnss cases have
Continued On Psse Nine
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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The utmost caution shoald be ex.
ercised by everyone against forest
Sres. This is a dry year. one ID
shose times whea big FIRE. once
getting beyond control, might sweep
She entire country, even ranches,
9th fences and buildings.
Three separate fires occurred on
hill creek, being extingaisbed after
hard work by the ranchmen and
forest officers under divsction Of
Supervisor kreutzer. Mr.. Berk v,
The assistant supervisor WAS at the
same time engaged in lighting . fire
on EN- creek, west Of town. Some
swenry raachmoa Of that locality he'd
slresdy gotten into action, end il
Gas ksslly pot ost.
pLe dsaser 10 shaA eth avo~sl
= dty, the IRE esss inso the ss.s,
aal brssh, snd even tho~s spds
ssd dirt ere hesped spoa it, a night
bssess may fan it into flames once
move.
The fires on Marshall pass have
Continued on PAGE Ninel
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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Nark is sGasa progressing sn ths
Sandy Hook under asrect,ea Of j. b
AcMschsess.
A eoptract ts er,v,as the Gold
Cup sssDel several husdsed tsss y
the co0sscs kas tssen sscSs~d BY Csc
Lssrle end Grant t.lllo. whe sss q
work % the main hesdsns
keposs~ iron Ohio Cssy ere the,
Csrroli n Carter hae saruck tks
Nol~nsecr sess IN kIr hong sxaRel,
and wss ten feet into very rlch ore
We kop< as true, fs If anybody
desovvss 10 wsa. tie Carter The
The Llaks ls slso reported TO have
made another hne strIke
y.a I<sjrssser had business frosa
Psrsdsse sslch THE los, weed. The
k.eoae@y Minias company for which
he Ne workine. and of which his
brother, j. l.. Mctirsder, ls superin-
tesdeat. has this samaser run . sixty
toot tunnel ON Cinnamon mountain.
besides doing . large amount oi
surface pFo~fsctins. The veins here
is IT immense extent, bot lo~ grade,
and II mast te mill proposition ~
handle them. fortsaaseiy water
and water power is abundant right
ON the 9roand.
The Monarch mining district, just
over the hill from White Pine, is a.
gain IN the lime light and well i,
may he for one mine alone here pro-
dsced f4,500.6D00. Ii is also a
fact that eventually the Gunnison
county eide 81 the range will get un-
der motion and just ~ big mineral
deposits be worked Indeed there
ere some big projecss on foot nov at
White Pine. 1t 10 on the same lime
belt that penetrases Tin Tup and
crosses the continental divide about
Mossrch psss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
WILL Law CORNER STONE
STATE NORMAL AT CUNNlSON
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Co..ay . O~ve. Tssday OcAoA.u 2S. Css-
ema selsAn So OMriak 10 ne ks1Isd

The sssse 81 tlolassdo, coll~cssssay
sad ssdsysdssiiy. y Iavsssd 10 -
ps~sess ~ Gssnsssa ~ 1sesa.e,
ocsos'es 25. skss Grsad hsss~ 4
b McGs6ey II ske nssoaie icAQ a
Colorsde wsli osscssse II ske laglaG
II the eornerssoae of shs se~ Wsn-
ern Slop% Stsse Norasl schesA =
GUanssoa
The beautiful bslld,nG On No.
aasl heaghts Ne nssr.a9 eo~passiss
BY next ssek the brsck wosk Wsh
he complessd, aud by the IS ~
reof w'lI be- so.aG On with psohskts
the kessIR9 plant Installed s.d psss
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
GUNNisON. oNO1AnA FRIDAY. OCTOBER ~ Ss
A6651N WaWr o.
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MAJOR ;. h Hssper, ge.ersl pas
seaeer sGeat af the Ihsnvsr a Rie
Grsaas aud one of the hest spowu
rsslrusd cetscssis m toe we-s. oa Octo.
tses i. tsecsuse ss~ssssui b. general
mssaeer A ; tia0bes. HE was
ssccsedsd BY FRANK A Wadle,oh.
sssssssat sraersl passenger ssent
hi heslsh ,e the reason assigned for
the retspeneas of MAJOR Hooper FROM
the bod IT the passenger depar,
meat The office vii. he creased for
h,s beseht. and the dat,es will t.e
lsss ssduoas than At preseut. A
nervous break down from indigestion.
which occarred last Apr,l. has made
Asjgs Hooper duties unusually
trying the past summer
MAJOR Hooper belones D., the cid
regime II the Denver 4 Rio Granee.
which bsoaght that road 6rs, pro-
mlnently before the public He
created the famous phrase. ''the
scenic hne of the world" The ad-
vert'slns he has given Colorado can
hardly be estimated IN value ia dol
lars and cents.
Mr.. WsdIelsh hrs, went with the
Denver a Rio Grsade twenty eight
wears ago He has been assistant
general passenger agent for the past
s'x years. He has played a promi
neot part m shaping up the passen-
ger business for the new Western
Psclhe, ~ we'll as handling the pas
ssnser business Of the Denver a Rio
Grande.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

of the Plaster.ns doae HoSeyes
tsn depends s,"ewhsi spoa sks
~e''ihsr, aud heres hepsaG tos q
coatInasace 81 tine idesl dave sksch
have made the lass two uasEshs IL
Gunnisoa a ieyfSl exisssace.
The local lodge of Mssoas No
~ Will he q eo@msttee on vecep-
t'on assisting the tussssee. hessrs.
Spencer. Collins ard Sseele aud the
grand lodge ofs,cer. With the esse-
monies. IL 's hoped Goserses Shat
so'h csn attend ALI hssoas IN
god standing are cordially invited.
o. veil as tine public generally.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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wks<her peceaf tires near Pssk "a
wsss sneeadsarv 90 nos msy he de
psssd pes.t. bat evidepsly many csri.
sses os shss plsce tksak they wese,
froa seporss ~k,ch vssch Gaaa.soa
Wednesday s,Ahs of last weeA
shsss hay ssscks bali nsle heie~
the so~a Ues~ d,scoses~d ON sr~,
ed ~ dsns 81 hard work one ssaek
vo saved FRIDAY aisn, the coal
tippas n~ss the c. 4 5. depos wse
slse fosnd sblsse h bsraed 10 the
srosad. destroying ~ well kfsy os
ssxsy toms of Baldwin cosl TIE
train from the east wa~ delsved sn-
I'd . Rew TRACK eosld he laid ssoand
shs s~eslder.na runs
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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The latter part Of the week Palmer
Nader tool his force Of three teams
and six men around by Italian
mountain to do grading ON the other
end of the Cement creek road. Six
teen mon are working in the second
canon, Blasting and cutting on the
sandstone, bot the grading outfit
cannot yet he taken throagh. From
tAs eaas oise the road 10 compIesed
~ Two nsiles this way, ard elk men
- working akesd Of the grading
eatft, csttins timber and clearing
the roadway All the men possible
" secsre Ire being put ON in hopes
to wind il up before snow flies at
this high altitude
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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The Gsssisna Serial Clsb wss
osassissa - ths City Asll with -
msmbess. They sss arranging for
. big ds~ee the 2ssh. Another or
aaaization nsetine will be hsld
next Tsesdsy siehs. the 18th, st
the City hall. Come out.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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Wanted, about November first, ten
four horse teams to haul ore from
Star mine TO railroad ut Bockers, q,
aud supplies back. Fifteen mile
haul each way. Two days to trip.
For price Of haul per ton and further
information inquire of Nlggo Jen-
sen. manager, Aspen or Dorchester,
Colo. 39-42.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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6m1W e - - q Ns,so
Our presest secretsrv of state.
James \ PeaEce. was born August
~, 1865, at MeArshur. o HE We
ceived his education in the pablic
schools of Macarthur. His first reg
alsr eccspssios wss ~ q messenger
boy for the Colsmbss. Hack Tag Val
Iev 4 Toledo railway, he then being
5 wears of age. A. the same tender
age he became telegraph operator
relief agent, and operator st various
points ON the Hooking Valley rail
wsy. When 81 he took Greeley's
advice and set his face to the West.
Here me enteved the employ of the
santa Pc railway, filing ssch re-
spoRs'ble positions ss Telegraph
operator, station agent, relief agent,
aad doing office work for ten wears
In 1894 he resigned the station
sssacy u Raky Ford aud engaged
IN the newspaper business He re-
ceived the appointment of clerk Of
the district eoart of Otero county in
1895, which position he held for IA
yeess, until he assumed the bxrdens
of sscssssry af state. He is psesi-
deo4 Al ~ Winchsll -Pessee Akuavsct
Oo., wisA s6ss - La Jsnsa. Mr..
hsasss - . Psst Eoiuent COM
nssAss Of PsliseiRe CossmssAry No.
Y, Fsst High Priest Of Roysl Area
ChsPter No. 10, Of La Jsnsa, ssd
hes bsea pvomineat in kssonie
circles for the past ~ yesrs Iie is
also a member of the Elks, knights
ef Pvthiss and W. o. W.
On October ., 1858, he was mar
ried 10 Miss Willie Whitman, at
Msmfordville, Nv. Their only
child, James Willism PeaFce. Is
yesrs old, attends the School Of
MiRes st Golden. HE father, Alen-
andes Pesrce, wss a En9lisb de-
scent, end also . printer and news
paper man. He wss = democrst,c
member Of the Ohio Legislature st
the beginning Of the var, end served
during thst struggle ~ liestensbt
end captain OF Company ID, 18th
Ohio Volunteer Infantry. His
mother. Amanda Ward, wss Of vir-
ginia-lrish ancestry, who called
America their home for $50 years.
No finer OF more deserved tribute
than this extract, from the pen of
George Creel, has ever been written
OF . public Official:
In the Office Of the secretary of
state, one james b. PssFce 10 con-
dsctins the Office - thoseh il was .
private business. The reforms and
improvements that THE one man has
brosght sboSt are ~ many - Ne
Harkable. ID used TO be that the
main olioe wss slso the pablic record
room. PsoPle snd clerks jostling,
psllin9 ssd hssling withost system
ssd order; ieportsnt departments
were insoesssbIe; everybody had
authority without responsibility;
favoritism ssd even venalitv Oh
tanned; and lsck of syst~m lost the
stsae money snd nsde for nsddle.
"Mr. Pesrce. fra o&. 'cIssned up
Ae arranged ell The departments
wIth reference TO their iaportsnce,
put chief clerks in chsree Of them,
and Astly saDosnced shst the Office
wosld keaceiosth b rva % . strictly
bseiness basis, withost regard TO
politics or 'psll'
The man hss worried sncesainxly
ever since taking ofiice He has
worked honestly and inselIieestly,
and not only hss he saved thousands
Of dollsrs TO the st~sa, bot stands -
an sdaqasse answer 20 the old lie
thst the p~ople's saairs cannot be
sdainisAered - . business man .d-
mlnlsters kis affairs."
Hie stewardship h.s bssn honest
and faithfsl-the people ask no
more"
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
IsniAv1.A, ts.sn - Furi.r,

Taxidermy in all it's branches.
Work done promptly and properly
For sale: Ladies furs. rur.. robes
curioe etc Special tanidermist for
bird work. All work guaranteed
moth proof and satisfactory. High
81 prices paid for raw furs.
Save deer feet and Ill ekulls.
H wLuIAns, Aoatrose, Colo
39-42- Opposite Depot
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Ed Adrian drove from Marble
first of the week, bringing over wit
nesses. He runs . livery at Marble
and 10 doing q good business there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

WANTED-A janitor for the NJ. f.
Church. Apply at once to
w. 5. DITTo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Dr.. c. @. Lamb. state veAerinar-
ian went throarh 10 Montrose yes
terday Another suepecsed csse Of
elssders kss frighsessA the hor.e-
ppea Of tkaG locality.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
Auroisa SshR.

Powderhorn, Colo Sept. 80. 10
On SATURDAY., October Is, at ten
O'Clock a. m, at nv ranch ON the
Cebolla, | will sell at Public Auc-
tion TO the highest and best bidder
for cash, one bay mare branded
on left shoulder, one gray mare
branded on left hip. one buck
skin mare branded on left hip
the same being the property of W.
J. Clark, Of Montro.e. Colo. and
sold 10 satisfy feed and pasture bill
with expenses of holding and ad-
vertisinG same, total amounting 10
f50f5.
VIM. Sammons, Powderhorn, Colo.
Published Oct. 1-l4, 1910.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Targets for sale. two sizes, either
at News-Champion office or by mail,
one cent each.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

FoR sALE-Matched draft team of
blacks, weight $500. Inquire Of
4Otf. j. ID. MILLER, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

We are prepared to furnish the
very first quality white potssoes,
The Delaware" to all who want a
winter sapplv-from q sack To car
losd. We also have oats, barley, and
nice bright alfalfa hay. We winter
st0ck. Write us, 39-4l.
z. II. RAYnAKER. Almont,
WALTER HAYMakER. Crested Butte.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

II. H. Foeg will take a limited
number of pupils ON banjo, mando-
lin and guitar. 4Hf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

People in Crested Batte should
buy their vegetables from Walter
Haymsker If they want the best.
Prices are right. 39-4l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Our car of winter apples will soon
arrive, see our sd for particulars.
fl 80. GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

The LADIES' Aid of the M. T..
church will hold an exchange in the
QssFles q Arsnt store window Sat
urdav, Oct. 18th. Home cooking.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

H. H. Foge will take a limited
number of pupils on banjo, mando-
lin and guitar. 4Otf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

WANTED To KENr,-A Gunnison
coanty rsach. with considerable
grain land, teams and machinery
fsraished. Will pay rent in share
Of cropa. Two grown soBs in family.
best of refesescea. Address. (Cl,
csFe News -Chsmpion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

For sALE-Baggy and harness.
Inquire of 4Otf.
MRs. ANNE DowNEy, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

FoR SALE-A span Of young mule
and light work pair Of horses
SO Al. J c. KING, Gannison, Cole
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

The ROYAL CAFE will furnisl
Room and Board at 500 per week
Special rates by the month.
b. b. LAsHBRook. proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

WANTED AT ONCE - Hampton s
Magsslne wants reliable man or
woman in Gunnison to sell the fast
est growing magazine in America
Earn = I 80 to $500 day. Write
immediately for SALARY Plan" and
FREE outfit Address "NON," "
Sales Mgr. Hampton's Magazine, IS
West 35th ST, New York. 4O-42.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

FoR sALE-Two ysarlin4 heifer
cslvea. two yearlinx stecrs, FIVE
sprine calves. Eve brood so~s will
pig this month, seveateea shoats,
sboat fifty tons hay Al ranch on
upper Gsnnison.
j. ". WoIEE, Gsanison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Concord grapes are now al their
best. GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Clarence Adams.
Furniture and Queepswsre. Tel
ephone Beaver 36l.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
Clarence Adams

Furniture and Queensware. Tel
ephone, Beaver Sol.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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Adult Bible Class in the Lecture
room st 10 .. m.
IL q m. Revival sermon.
Evening. Epworth Le>gse and
evening service.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

For Rent, nine room house on the
Island Either furnished or un-
furnished. Mas. ELI BArEs.
39tf Gunpison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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Remember the special program at
the Electric Theatre Saturday night
Miss Hasl and Mr. Fred Zaesld-
e viii sing, Rose. Missed by the
Ssnskine."
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

BoYsl GIRLS FREE COLUMBIA BI-
cYcLEs-for little easy spare-time
work for IIsmpton's Magazine
Send postal for wonderful free bi-
cycle offer. Address Bicycle Club"
Room 53S, 66 West 35th St.. New
York. 4O43.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

3s-4I LEE LEHMAN, Gunnison. Colo
Dr. NJ. n. Blackstock, veterinarian,
is located st Gannison and will ans
wer all calls promptly. Phone Gun
nison, 40l. 40tf
Our supply Of HOLIDAY postals
have arrived We invite yoa TO
call and sse them.
4l-52 GAZETTE BRos.
New coats and fars for ladies and
girIs Coats $1,000 to S3s 90. for
girls IS to $3.50 See our Rug
Aufs with Scarf 10 match
SAMPLINERS.
When in need Of a good, up-to
date sewing machine get the White
Rotary. For Sale by O. ID. Martin
The only machine on earth that will
sew on bsttons. 46-tf
FoR sALE-ODe team horses with
harBesa, 3. Mandt wagon, new, No
4 Commoasense sled, "E-tsse Osk"
Nesting stove. good - new. 4ltf
r. b. LEWIS, Gsnnisos.
Anyone desiring To contribute one
az more books Of hction toward the
filing Of . travelling library boz. TO
BE- known - ''Gsnnisoa Cosnty"
box, will kindly leave books 1t the
Office Of D. T. Sapp OF ct Miller's
store. Wosld l:ke them - scoa -
possible. A043.
Visit the popalsr and Up-to-Dsse
Millinery Psrlours before parchss-
ing . new hat. For street and dress
hsss, we carry eli the latest shapes
and patterns.
Mn. j. u. JENNINGS.
Secoad Millinery Store, Upper
Main 81. l4u.
~ aav ~ Ter laVscla
Plesse call and see the beastif.l
fashion plates and samples.
MARY E ZEIeLER,
Representine Chas. A. Stevens 4
Brue, Chicago. 39-42.
hp = - 0srsir ussne
Remember the special program At
the Electric Theatre Saturday night
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Our supply Of HOLIDAY postal.
have arrived. We invite voa Il
call and sse them.
4l-52 GAZETTE BRos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

FoR saLE-One saw mill complete,
aside from power. includes carriage,
several saws. blower, large plaDer,
ell sools. line shaft. betting. etc.
Capacity up to 10000 feet per day
All nearly new, also a so H. P.
motor IL wanted Will sell cheap.
TaE NEWTON LUMBER 4 MFG. Co.
30 ~ Colorado Springs, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
worth S. l;ne to you. See what il will do.

COAL COAL. COAL,
Parsons n Ferguson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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Better come In and see the bright
se~ patterns in carpets and rugs ~e
are offering. Fresh attractively de-
signed goods, in quslnies that will
wear we'll. in fact the very best
ersdee Of their respective classes.
The variety is sufficiently large TO
satisfy every individual taste both in
regard to colors and design, inclsd-
Ine Aoor coverings for bedroom, hall,
dining room, parlor or den.
CLARENCE ADAMS,
Gunnison. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
&c Inc for local under th;s heading may be

Good hay baler for sale cheap.
3s-4I LEE LEHMAN, Gunnison, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Modern woodmen Ball tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

DR. NJ. II. BIackstock, veterinarian,
is located st Gannison and will ans
wer all calls promptly. Phone Gun
nison, 40l. 40tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

New coats and fars for ladies and
girIs Coats $1,000 to S3s 90. for
girls IS TO tl2.5O See our Rug
Aufs with Scarf 10 match
SAMPLINERS.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

FoR sALE-OBe team horses with
harsesa, 81 Msndt wagon, new, No.
4 Commoasense sled, "E-tsse Oak y
Nesting stove, good - new. 4lu.
X. b. LEWIS, Gsnnisos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Modern Woodmen Ball tonight.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

When in need OF a 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. 46-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
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Pleaee call and see the beastifsl
fsshion plates and samples.
MARY +. ZEIeLER,
Representing Chas. A. Stevens 4
Bros. Chicago. 39-42.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Secoad Millinery Store, Uppe
Main 81. l4f.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14

Visit the popalsr and Up-to-Dsse
Millinery Psrlours before parchas-
ing . new hat. For street and dress
hsss, we carry ell the latest shapes
and pstserns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-10-14
COAL, COAL, COAL.
A.

Parsons q ferguson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-18

Prominent among the Carpetings are new pat-
terms and colorings IN Body Brussels. Tapestry
Brussels, Administer. Wilton Velvet and Velvet
with Hall and Stair Carpeting in 27-inch and 36-
inch widths. Especially featured are Wilton Car
Petings in solid eolors with Greck-key and plain
band borders
The showing Of Body Brussels Competing is
very comprehensive and includes many effective
patterns aud colonngs particularly adapted 10
bedroom treatments. In these are displayed II
patterns with l3-inch border. patterns with is.
inch border Il patterns with 22JI inch border
and patterns with hall and stair carpet 70 match;
the leading colorings arc soft blues and greens,
light and dark-blues, white and gold eombina-
ton, Frcnch-grays and pink
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-18
Practical Curtain Stretchers

FOLDING CURTAIN sTRETCHERs. $3.50 EACH-Made
Eastwood with embossed ruling brace and attached
ease Have "a inch frame with steel fifty adjustable
pins 70 each bar Hold any size scaop firmly and evenly nsun
me curtains drying smoothly when not in these Sctchrs fold
into compact bundle
49, BASSWOQD CURTAIN STRETCHES, 500 EACH 49,
lhfe have 4nch frame fifty usproof adjustable pins 10
each bar and easel back These identical In stye with the
Stretches al 81 described above except the frame lighter
and has no steel corners,
Lace Curtain and Upholstery Section Third floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-18

The s'cadily-incrcasIng popularity Of Rug, for
Floor Coverings has resulted ia our showing an
exceptionally broad range OF sizes. including tho
following: SKIS 4-6x6. 4-6x7-6. 69xs-6. 90.
5000. 9xlo6 7-6xlo-6. sxlo oxo 9xl2, oxI4.
9xls. l0-6xl0-6. l0-6xl2. lo6xl4 and ll-3xl2.
Prices on Rugs range from $500 60 $500
The vogue in Rag and Grass Rugs finds this
Section prepared with strong lines oi Crex Grass
Rugs, Algerian Porch Rugs Rag Rugs OF many
varieties, and other typical Summer Floor Cow
erings which are used 10 such good advantage
IN camp and cottage
Japanese and China Mattngs are shown IN var-
Gus grades and a wide selection 81 effective pat-
terms and oolors ranging IN price from 20c 10 6Oc
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-18

FUMED OAK HALL. TREE
PRICE S2l 50 - Substantially
made Han Tree with hcvcled
French plate mirror 1870 inches,
brass Goa hangers and large stor-
age chest under seat.