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The Jackson herald., 1910-08-04
!. N. TIME CARD.

DEPART-Daily.
Train No. 800 due TO leave 900 a. m.
I" 4" S24 " l:30p. IN.
ARRIVE-Daily.
Train No. s27 due. 1875 p. m.
- 623 " .......... 400 p. m.
Train No. s22 connects at Allenville
with North bound train 422.
Train No. S24 connects at Allenville
with South-bound train 423.
s. b. ALLISON, Agent.
The Jackson herald., 1910-08-04
Local Happenings.

Lawrence Wagner came home
Monday evening from a several
months trip in the far west.
Lawrence looks well and every
body is glad to see him home
again.
More thunder and tightening!
Friday Bob Drums barn was
struck by lightning burning
hay and corn and killing mule.
Wiley Coca also reports his house
as being struck the same after
noon.
Judge G. o. Nations, State Sec
retary of the Constitutional
Amendment Association. will
speak in jackson, Tuesday night,
Aug. 9th, at 7:45 p. m. either at
the Baptist Church or the Court
House.
Guy Miltenberger received a
telegram from st. Louis. Tues
day night, calling him to the
bedside of his brother, Mans
field Miltenberger, who W a 8
thought to be dying. He left at
once for that city.
Farmers having oats to sell
will do well to get our prices be-
fore selling
McAtee Nero. Co.
An insanity inquisition was
held before Judge Edw. Hays.
and a jury last Monday upon
August Schlegel of Dutchtown.
He was found to be of unsound
mind. The Public Administra-
was ordered to take care of his
person and estote.
The ladies of the w. c. T. u.
gave an ice cream supper on the
lawn of the M. E. Church. Mon
day evening which was not at
tended as it should have been.
The ladies deserve the support
of their friends for the good they
do in so many lines of work.
FOR SALE-All the personal
property of Barbara Householder,
deceased, consisting of horses.
cattle, hogs, hay. corn and farm
ing machinery will be sold at
public sale u miles northeast of
Jackson on the Green Ferry road,
on Friday, Aug. II, 1910.
Jno. Householder.
The Baptist ladies gave a pic
mic last Thursday to all the
friends who took part in the pro-
grams at the Sweet Pea Fair. A
very pleasant day was spent in
the woods. All that marred the
pleasure of the day was an acci-
dent that happened to Mrs. Will
Samuel. Sr. In trying to save
her little daughter. Marjorie,
from a fall from a buggy she fell
also, cutting her head and other
wise bruising herself. The bug
gy came very near running over
the child's head before several
ran to the rescue. All say it
was very narrow escape.
The Jackson herald., 1910-08-04

oped from early ages, when caves.
rocks and later mounds Of earth and
wood furnished the dwelling place for
the family. Undeveloped were the In.
stincts which prompted primeval man
TO seek a place Of shelter for his own
little circle Of human beings. They
were, however, the beginning Of the
highest and strongest social institution
in the world. that Of family life and
the private home. Now conditions
have changed, people have developed.
and the home must be something more
than a place of shelter. II Is still the
keystone Of the nation, the place
where those qualities which make for
good citizenship are developed, and
therefore 1t is worthy of all the
thought. all the intelligent planning
and the noblest feelings that can be
brought to II. The true home should
reflect the character Of the people who
inhabit It. and above all else 1t should
be OF such q nature as to bring out
the best there is In each individual
beneath its roof. And a home in the
true sense Of the word can and does
do this.
Things Not to %.
Some Of the most glaring faults In
home furnishing are the commonest,
those committed thoughtlessly or per.
haps. to be more exact. those prompt.
ed by the dictates of fashion. Ii Is so
much easier very often to put into our
homes and wear on our persons, even
to put into our manner. those things
which fashion says are right rather
than to adopt those things which suit
our own individuality, environment
and needs.
Just because fashion states that a
certain kind Of wall paper. a certain
color in carpets or certain styles In
furniture are the --latest" and new
est" is no reason In the world why
they should be put into your homes
unless they will be suitable there. Yet
very many times the decree goes forth
and is followed blindly, with the re-
suit that beauty. harmony and repose
are qualities totally ignored in many
homes. Some one has said: THE
WI iu 10 VI IL OuC
has money to buy them. The world is
also full Of ugly things-things false
in art, in truth and beauty. They are
things made to sell with only this idea
behind them" So do not be tempted
by the too common expression. 1T is
the very latest STYLE" when buying
furnishings for your home or wearing
apparel for yourself unless the "very
latest thing" has beauty and suitabil-
ity TO recommend It.
To have something like every one
else is also another fault made in
house furnishing. That is one reason
why SO many country houses try to
reproduce on cheaper scale the city
home and why there are 80 many un-
attractive homes In smaller towns and
country places. Ignorance Of or in
difference to color and color harmony
10 another cause for lack of beauty in
furnishing.
Again, pictures, furniture, ornaments
and everything else are brought into
our home without a thought of arti.
cles already there. The new and the
The Jackson herald., 1910-08-04

Cdpe OdIuTudy w WISH lIieiiuo'
Guy Miltenberger has been on
the sick list for several days.
DR.. j. N. McFarlane returned
from St. Louis, last Monday.
The w. C. T. u. will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Emma Hun
ter.
Drink Milde's soda water. 1t
is pure and healthful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goyert are NOV
ing into their new residence this
week.
The jackson ball club went to
Oran last Sunday and beat the
team of that town 8 to 4.
Sheriff Schade took Aug.
Schlegal to Farmihgton yester-
day.
For new rye, timothy, red top
or orchard grass, ETC.. see Nc
Atee Nero. Co.
]. H. Burford Of Lutesville
was visiting relatives here the
first of the week.
d. N. Anderson of Fruitland
came down Thursday to get glass
es from optician s. M, Strain.
Miss Zaida Gladish is visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. A. Kingsbury
Of Benton.
Miss Ethel Cox of Sherman.
Texas is visiting Mrs. Edw.
d. Hays.
For up-to-date job printing
try the Herald Office.
Miss Fannie Burford of st.
Louis is the guest of her cousin I,
Mrs. Edw. Hays.
Miss Cornelia Trickey is home
from Springfield, Mo-. wiere
she has been attending school.
Judge Jno. A. Snider voted
early Tuesday and then took the
train for Delta to look after his
crops.
Weight counts. See that you
get it-American Fence. c.
w. Henderson.
Mrs. Nancy Ross (col.) died
Monday morning, aged 74years.
The funeral was held Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. andMrs. Grant Sutton and
little daughter, Viola, of Edna,
are visiting Mrs. Sutton's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Julius jain,
of this city.
Have a case of Milde's soda
water delivered to your home.
Mrs. Andy Smith and son,
Richard, of Sikeston, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Kneibert of this city.
Alvin Penzil, wife and baby
came up from Gordonville and
spent the Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Penzil.
Mrs. Clyde Armstrong left
Monday for her home in Chicago
after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. Armstrong.
Keep cool by drinking Milde's
soda water.
Geo Ruppel brought his daugh-
ter, Ada, in from Neely's Land
ing last Wednesday to have opti-
clan Strain relieve her of eye
troubles.
The Misses Lydia Kies and
Nellie Schwab returned Friday
from visit to New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
Mrs. Annie Limbaugh and
daughter. Miss Bessie, returned
Monday from a two weeks visit
with Marble Hill and Lutesville
relatives.
WANTED-Baled timothy, Glow
er hay and baled straw by
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
t0ouI eaGnnouc enk
A.s - -. lssA = Sa.a -
Ssoo . - - ons - -

Push sisrse~ are - numeruss fhe-.
sssss thsi - t.-li baii II them ~s,sla
reqssre page II the Ne~s-C ham
p.sTp Apveeas who cas- hsh al ali
i- having -psensld isck. and a. io~
err water COMES. tis h-hsas Will ero~
-sEll be,'er. p.rtscslarls ~ the small.
er streams
>.Iii souse peopie are hard 10 sal
'sfy Nosr reparter inquired ug a
rsslru~a s.sn the either ass. ''tia~ :
fishing Not very soed' he -ol
emnis replied Il went es, th,-
msrnias and only caagti twents
three Several of those ~ere small
They are sot b.rlna very well
Now woaian thai Jar you Sail
the real experts are tslkIns si,o.i
seventy or esxsts ss sa eveBIBe =
spori. Al any rate. the re-ort. are
fell ia bf's msies sioas the o'ess,-
ssn. and all catching hsh ENpres-
messengers through Guam ON are
bus, men these days. for an immense
tonnage Is daily shipped 10 friends
IT she hshermen throughout Colo
rads
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
sasCosEaea G. uAa1nAal
CsG 49,. ksrAy 49,
lG73 lsnw o.s.ssu1

Wsshingsan. u g.. June II
Brig A,es " sllssm 4. Marshall v
has been cs,ri ~ eaosseers II o.
sruy SINCE Jslv. fs,>. ws- pissed
the reiired h-s tsssias an sec,,sss
age tsenersl Marshall leaves t,s.hsI
hsm a brtllsaBi recsrd ~ She s.srsn
born ~ kestsckv N lsi6. se serV.
throeeh the civd ~ar 40 a prsss
aud after the close ~ the war q
tended the Nest fani acasiea
graduating ~ ISIS After servsa
A. an instructor al Ness F,sst Z
tive wears he he'd charge IT ssr,o'
exPlorst,ons and engineering 10
Iects IA the isr west oa Que
has eNfedltsos-.. an lss 3. s~ d,ssosei
ed "MsrsAsli's Pas@ scsa.s ti
Eesy he.asasss. asd too ves
later be dsseesessa The apid plss~i
81 Marsh ,ils es-sn. Nan h.Ss
rlser, Colo In is,er wears Gesers
Marshall was IN charge oi the Coz
strae't,oa 81 te~ees slons the Ml<
l-spp, and IL harbor and river ~
provements ia various SECTIONS of rl
country He - also known Ne o.
inventor of mnvsb,e dams. Issk cat,
aud valves
General Marshall i- sacceeded
the office af ch,ef OF englneers D
Colonel William B Bixby, the ses,s
colonel IL the corps III ens,neers. .,
Gently stationed st =, Lou,s NJ pre-
,deni Of the Mississippi river Coz
m,t,ee Cd B,xby comes fra
Massachusetts, and Was edscstted .
the Massachusetts Institute ,d Tsx.l
nolo9v From 1875 10 1879 he ws,
tescher at the military acatemy D
West Psst In 1879 he was seat
France. wkese he took . cosr~e q
'nstr"ct'oa in the Fveach Rssioaa
school OF bridges. highways saa VI,
er and hsrbor improvement wovt
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
C.<.s-0 - . &usss.

ae uiireeaseut D. cican sp cur
strocts aud make Gunns-on bcaa-
.tiul cfty Vas even more -soce--iul
han ani,cspased TUESDAY was a
veiy msrnIns fa every f.sll,~ whs
1uid npt get a.t and help rake sp.
llred a man 20 eacpsraaei his vile
ia work SINCE then Marshal lep-
n.ngs has been psl.tsna ,esms around
o. clear e.i the piles e rs.cks and
refu-s. and II anvbodv. has beea
missed they e.Sbi 10 m~ke ~ kns~a.
~ the plan ~as ~ clesn main b.-,-
Hess streets. aud ttroagh the resi-
lence dl-trscts ~ assist everyone
he was enterpr'ssne enoseh -
lelp themselves and their ne.ohbor-
Haud
Ciean n-up dav. property handled ,s
a espod tiaIaa le, us have cue next
ear
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

fhI- sd he Fre-zutea a. Gunnl-ssu
sss whsle the filitwsna Nfsnezv
! aa-i will te plsS.a asa fss--
cav Isiy sft. the ssisssk e-arsrlaE
arana @tnheila
be t.BierFrs-e saws - garf
7 be- Gissiiaiar - 1t she -.las cls.--
Il hi-tqr'csi drama ~ i.ru thar
aud ''lso tssi- aud - fascinating
a. esther The prosiseH5an vs-
splendid the -cenSo details eisectIse
aud the sctiae af a high arsisr
Admission price - made los.
Dssly 81 cents
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
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t6fsN' llbl NJ AMI ts>I AblI>H-
ING A SlDEW ALk DISTRICT
IN THE TOW y Ot GUNNISDN.
COLORADO. PROviIANG ttbR
THE CONsIRUCTioN OF
SIDEWALKS THEREIN. aND
PRONllHNG ttDR IiE CON
STRUCTION AND REPAIRs oF
SIDEWALKS. 90 kB> AND
CUTTERS IN SAID TONN OF
1UNNlSON.
lie IL Ordsiaed BY the hoard of Trss-
tees Of the Town a Gu .,.,s.a,,
Colorxdo.
A~ction 4. That there b~ and is
hepeby established Ia The Town of
tisnRison, Colorado, a sIdewaik DIS
tr,ct. 10 he known aud designated as
"S,dewaIk D,strsct No which
sidewalk dlstrNs shall include the
following terrssasy, saveess aud al
leye, ssd ne besssdsA - kAIcwp:
Ms'n street frnn TIE north ssae of
Nee Nork Avenue 10 the spsth side
If Georgia Avenue; romschi Avenue
from the east side Of Wisconsin
street to the west side Of Iowa street;
Virginia Avenue from the east side
II Nisconsin street to the west side
Of Iowa street
Se,tlon , Whenever the Board
81 Trustees of the Town oi Gunni-
son. Colorado. may deem IL necessa
ny that a sidewalk, curb or gutter.
or any portion of sny sidewalk, curb
or gutter be constructed or repaired,
which necessity shall he determined
by said Board Of Trustees, aud evi-
debced by resolution ii said Board
of Trustees. by a majority 'ote oi
said board, said board NAV order
any portion of such sidewalk, curb
or gutter ~ ire constructed ur re-
pared. and VI not constructed or re-
paired by the owner or owners Of
ad ulning or abuttlng property with
IN 81 days from aud after notice
served on such owner or owners iu
wiiriup, bv the town clerk ,d SAID
town. or sach notice served ON the
agent. attorney or legal representa-
live OF such owner ar owners, the
said Town of Ganuisnn NAV con
stract on repair the SAINT. and ASSESS
the costs thereof against the All iaan
ing or abottlng property, owner ur
owners of properly, aud collect the
same ia the following manner:
When the costso oil any such improve
ment herein provided ior shall be
abntting property, or against the
eswner oF owners Of adlpining az
abntting property. and the same
shall not he pa,i into the town
treasury within thirty days from
aud after sue'h ass. ssment is made.
the town clerk shall certify such as
sessmept to tine treasurer of Gunui-
SIN county, Colorado. ~ho shall ex-
tend sand assessment upon hIs tax
roll aud collect the same IN the same
manner as other taxes assessed upon
such property, or against such owner
or owners.
Section 3. Whenever the Board
at Trustees Of the Town II Gunni-
-rn, Colorado. may deem II necessa-
~ that a new sidewalk or rev side
walks shall te constructed anvv here
within the limits of saId Sidewalk
district No ! i. as In secf,on ! Of this
Ordinance dthBed. such side walk
cr side walks shall be constYuc ed
in the following manner. and oi the
following materials. under the sup
.rvisiOn and direction at the com
mIttee cn streets and alleys of said
town of Gunnison. which committee
shall have the right ~ rertr ANY
and all material. and TO approve or
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

The Town trustees held a specIal
meeting Tuesday night, discussing
MAINLY the proposed sidewalk ordi-
nance u wss AZ last Whipped INTO
the shape desired and IL is publish
ed IN this .ssae If News-C hampton.
You Will be interested IN reading its
urgEN IONS
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
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Church services will he held as
usual sunday June 36 morning st
J I. evening 4 A cordial invitation
to all The pastor viii not be At
Ores,ed Butte ON this date ~ pre-
v,ousIy announced.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

j. u. Manning. superintendent II
the Colorado Nule qnarries at Mar
bic. was IN our city "Wednesday, es-
peciallv 10 attend the meeting Of the
County High School Board, of which
he Is a member ar. Manning -
ANXIOUS to secure county high school
funds 10 assist IN the proposed man
ual training high school at Marble.
but the committee did not see how
this could he done, for the taxpayers
distinctly voted for a single county
high school. aud funds for lts main
teuance could not legally he di-
Verted
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
Co.. Usu1ksuuk Asuuun.i

l,urlnR the ~eek. Snersf Hanloa
has arrested Cleo. Westbreok 81 Iksv-
ION AID 1t - rumored other arreets
vii still he made in the Neaeer
matter as the a.thorlt,es are deter
mtned ta leave no STONE aataraed 10
discover the mwrderer West
brook : preliminary hearing has not
vet been held The three mea 81
lar sppreheoded have many friends.
aud II 's hoped they can clear their
aames ID saspscIon Somewhere
there Is q murderer aud no doubt his
'ndea'''y will be provea before the
hing " over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
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Bids for carpenter work in school
hou-e IN Distrlct No % Laying
II h"or, waiBscaatrng and casing a
windows and eoors. Also putting
in two double doors. Fer further
InkormatioR call on .chool board
29-26 j. W. WMFE, sec
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

+ + Collord paid Gunnison a
visit Saturday, getting acquainted
with oar people Mr.. Collsrd Is ~
Gently from the South Park. bat has
iast purchased the - 4 Hatch
place at Doylerille. and will make
his home among us
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

VIM. Harrington and + q Dice
were IN from OHIO Ctv YESTERDAY
Harrington having bought out Dice :
livery stable Mr. Harrington has
recently sod his store at OHIO 10 A.
Caufman of Cedaredge. his FORMER
business partner.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
GUNNIADN COLOR DO FRIDAY JUNE q ss

t.e has i..en az slsscer q arusv go
.lneeulag efry,- { 9 fi.artv -..sen wears
tnd il- eullpeues A. sn eastBes-r r.
-'-r guazea fiars4chsai the prsae-s-
Hu
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
Sass -. So Es Szs.SlO

AZ We g. b. press final details are
heins sngea Ga the sale II the
ismeu- >tsr mlpe pn Italian masn-
tain D. John u l-ar-es ssa i.esj X
kobey d Aspen snder boas aud
lease ts ss5ts10n Chas Hut
bard aud e. b aail. ~ Isrche-ser.
the principal owners. arrived here
here Yesterday on ths- business.
The rev owners Intand % START
wurk at once
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
HigA Rvssse

The Montruse EnterprI~e gives
high f.ralse 10 the Sanford Dodee
dramatic company. which PLAYED
The Gladiator there last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

The ~. Eimo Amusement com
panv has disbanded for two
months vacation after show ing IN
Gunuison aud Crested Butte Three
leading members of the troupe have
cast their bot with J &. Butts, at the
Electric Theatre for the summer.
and the added attraction will be ap-
prrciated by patrons Of the play
house
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Arbev Gavette returned Yesterday
from a two weeks trip 10 Mime
apolIs and Chicago, most of the time
ss a delegate 10 the National Goa
ventlon ot the traternal l'ai1n in
the former citv lie reports mag
nj hcent trIn
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Mrs Z. u. sanford aud daughter,
Margaret departed Tuesday evening
for Denver Miss Margaret will
visit friends there f,r a month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Mr. aud Mrs Frank Perry of
Grand junction and party are up
the Gupnison camped for a two
month STAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

John A. Steele is enjoying a visit
from his brother, Dick Steele, Of
Spring III who with his wife
arrived SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Mr.. and Mrs Chas MclDermott
are mourning the loss Of the three
weeks old baby. The lutte boy
died suddenly last Friday night
and was buried SATURDAY..
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Mr. Baophsrt aud daughter. Mrs
Lewis, arrived Yesterday 10 spend
some time with the VIM. Ruck and
Mike Arch families
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

J r. McNell. brother OF W. "
McNe,i Of our cHv, aud his friend
G. j Kelsey, both Of Denver are
visitors here
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Mrs T : Cuthbert, expects sat
urday TO greet her friend, Mrs Frank
T. Smith OF Grand Junction, who
will make visit in town this sum
mer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Running down from Parlins To
Gunnison IN his new Maxwell auto
was no trick at all for U. : l.otdell,
who pad the News Champion q
business call SATURDAY,
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
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- -. - -
9sHi Boys tsoi Race
9.N, Parade aud tlsais.
lo:ssi Qsaslrllle an IIsr-ebaek
listnb Gris race with glass II
water
!2..o f,sh Frv.
ls3o , Wagon whesl Race
2fS Ci,rls RELAY Race. two and
hall msie-. horses -adaled
3ap Cow Horse Novelty Race
Nen 10 walk bLHk. thee ran a
block saddle doshle esach, pat an
-psrs sad chaps. rsn har-e a blsn'k =.
tro' a hiock and walk a biloxi toesi
eome
800 Bows stlh Race. far bows
under fparteen.
4sn Tow Horse Race. same az
last wear. miie
a.3n frottIne Race. free far all
$500 Wagon Race. two bLnks
aud repeal.
5.D base BALL Game
All races. three or mare o. 60.
Ssss.l ~, ~ u
$40 Parade
900 Mems Foot Race. free for
all
9:l5 Rock Drilling Contest.
1000 Horse Race, Tree Tor all, :
mule
1870 Bows and Girls Pony
Trusting Race miIe
HOO Mems Nigh, Gown" Race,
free for all. Ron two blw.ks. get off
ON ground ps, gown On, repeat e,'e
block
ll:D Girls Foot Race, lto yds
1910 Barbecue
2au LADIES Race, free for all,
FRASk SrANpIsH SrEclAL. SIS hrst,
E5 eecoad
2B Relay Race. free for all
Five miles, change every haH mlIe
$500 Bsck ing Contest
4;D Gate Race.
5ap Stake Race.
5;'b LADIES' Race
600 Ring Race
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

The ROYAL CAFE will furnish
Room and Board at : Z Ul per week.
Special rates by the month.
b B LAsHBRnok. pronrIetnr
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Y Y. Adssss, W r. Pvs~-es end
John Kessedy we've IhlytevIIlsins
who dropped down ON the train
Yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Soda water at our soda fountain Is
cold sparkling aud delicious. Cold
en- oraneeade Cardinal ciIerrv. Oar
zee cream, the cream Won like 81 well,
delivered in quantities.
OlEARN. The Druggist
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

j l. Dempsey has gone mp 10
Crested Butte To try mining IN that
localltv
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

FoR SaLr Team u heavy work
horses. Inquire at ranch west oi
Cast rIeton. NJ Nelson. Baldvrn,
Colorado. - II
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Dick Tullar was among the White
Pine boys down from that camp this
week
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
PooCsAn n ooaEe
eaa CAIILEmENS nAy
-. = - So. 81 s.s oAvs.
Gssa = OagpD LsAs -

The commattee 90 atfiousen ;
lsy sPort- has cs,aapleted ths pee
hmaaary presrsm. whIch - pssb-
h-hed below l.sier the changes.
~sth smaast- - prizes aud otiser DO
tall- wlll he added
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

A base hall game m scheduled for
SUNDAY afternoon at Gannison. The
Red" vs.. baldwin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

Alter three weeks in Gannison,
I'd kelso has gone back TO Vulcan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

DIR. NJ. u. Blackstock, veterinarIan,
is located at Gunnison and will aus
wer all calls promptly Phone t'un-
nison, 4Ol. 2tu
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

For SaLE-Lvery barn complete.
Feed store IN connection. For par
ticulsrs address T.. q. Dice. OHIO
Cuv. Colo. 2ltf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

~ 4. - - dssA -!
2te Lawns AZ lac yard
sAMPIINER'
N Cannisso Ooniwess Co.,
~ u casss1 q ~ MssAsg, ~ Z
Read Gaverte Bros ad. carefully,
It will pay you
Dr. Sullivan will he in Crested
Butte the %, 2s, -. 30
Three room house Tor rent July |
Mrs u r. Sspp.
Everything delicioas IN the ice
cream sodss aud suudaes. Good
quick service Gsvette Bros. 23-25.
Private hoard aud rooms by the
week or month
IA MRs JANF WtRNER.
Clarence Adams
Furniture and Queensware. Tele-
phone l,esver-jiil
Cvcle Hatchers aud all sorts of
poultry supplies at the store of "
&. Lawrence ON Tnmi.hi avenue. IA
Greatest chance ever in Gunnisnn
10 make YOUR stake See Leo c.
v Ilson, mornings, at his own office
in Republican annex.
! Lost in iunnIspu. gold mounted
barker fountain pen Initials u A.
ON top. Leave at News Champion
office "a
Remember the usual big program
al the Electric Theatre Saturday
night, the 18th Miss Bovles will
recite Admission ~ aud l,jc.
Leo c. Wilson saws come in and
talk IT over together in his office in
the Republican annex Uncle Sam
is the big man IN the case Come
IN and talk
WANTED COMPETENT clerk for few
Ntth Nifh- 7tht lkidifb pre-
ferre1. Answer IN own handwriting
giving qualifications and references.
Address box 21s. tiannlsnn.
BOYS GIRLS Sell 2 dozen 81
our high grade head peneils at bets.
each. and retain 4jcts COMMISSION.
Send no money, Just name and al
dress.
- 2l4l East 10th Ave Denver
VISIT the popular and Cp-to-Date
Millinery Parloars before purt'has-
inD a new hat. For street and dress
hats. we carry all the latest shapes
and patterns
Mrs J u JENNINes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24
ns1ice a CkUck Sssvirs.

There viii he vesper servne at
Episcopal church Friday evening.
July ! at : O'Clock
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-24

FaR SAFE Team Of well broken
horses. tive and seven wears ola.
weight al,oai ! ~ each Cord work
team OF road team
2J-tf Gan MooKE. Gunnison.