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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
HOLD HUSBAND
IN THIS CASE
New Ysrk Chauffeur to
Explain Wifs's Death.

New York, May 31.-A sordid trag-
edy of the east side, replete with all
the grewsome details of a Poe tale,
was disclosed when Harry A. Scheib,
a chauffeur, identified as that of his
wife the almost unrecognizable body
of a woman hat had been found Mon
day afternoon in the bathtub Of a
three room apartment at 511 East
Seventy-eighth street.
Seheib occupies a cell In the Tombs,
held without bail for examination by
the coroner tomorrow. He had not
been formally charged with causing
the death of his wife, but the police
have enough evidence to Justify them
IL considering him an important and
necessary witness.
Reports that the woman was a mem
Der of a wealthy Massachusetts fam
lily and that she had married Schieb
against her parents wishes came from
Springfield. To friends she had been
represented by her husband as a grad
uate of Wellesley college, and some bi-
zarre writings found in her rooms in
Dictated that she had been a woman of
education.
Scheib has not been living In the
apartment for some time. He himself
says that he left 1t on Feb. 2, a date
which he remembers because it was
his birthday. For some time past
Scheib has had two furnished rooms
on Amsterdam venue
Although he certainly had not lived
Ia the apartment for some months,
Schefb paid the rent regularly every
week by sending 1t either by messen-
ger or by mail until last month. His
last payment was made on May II,
which paid up to May 10, Because
that time Smith, the %caretaker, enter
ed the apartment Monday afternoon.
He found the door of the bathroom
shut and opened 1t. The body was ly-
ing IN Its back in the bathtub, its face
up and one of its legs over the side of
the tub. The tub contained a brack-
ish liquid, which Coroner's Physician
DIR. Leblanc said was only the liquid
due to qualification. The body was
unrecognizable, and it was only by
the &,aro6sy that the sex was estab-
lished definitely.
The only clothing in evidence about
the body was a blue shirt and ging-
ham apron and q bath towel. 1t was
difficult to tell whether the shirt had
been worn or had been thrown over
the body. The apartment, which was
nicely furnished and we'll kept, was
not disarranged materially except for
the top of the gas stove and of the
dining table, which were Uttered with
cigarette stumps and ashes. A small
wicker candy box, decorated with the
holly Of the Christmas season, la
empty on the table.
When Scheib was arrested he insist
ed that his name was Smith, but when
confronted with a photograph of him
self, which the detectives had found
in the apartments where the woman's
body had been found, he admitted his
identity. He denied any knowledge of
the body and said that his wife was
in Cleveland, o., visiting relatives.
The prisoner, who said that he was
~thirty-three years old and that he was
born in Chicago, was taken to police
headquarters and locked up. Coroner
Hellenstein ordered him held without
bail for forty-eight hours as a sus-
picious person to give the detectives
an opportunity to look further into the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
FOUND BODY OF MAN
AT JUNCTION
Special to the EVENING NEIyg.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
New Brunswick, May 31:-The
body of a well dressed man, appar-
emily about forty years old, was
found by workmen on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad tracks at Monmouth
Junction this morning. He wore a
black coat and striped trousers and
had the appearance of a clerk. The
body is at Undertaken Martins es-
Enlistment. There was nothing in
the pockets to identify the man.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
STATE SCHOOL UNDER FIRE.
70 Inquire Into Midnight Suppers In

TO Inquire Into Midnight Suppers In
Trenton Institution.
Trenton, N. j., May 31.-The state
BOARD of education has authorized a
thorough investigation of the affairs
If the State School For the Deaf in
his city to begin on June 10.
Attorney General Wilson has put in
.harge of the investigation Josiah
Stryker of his department.
The action is the result of the
:harges recently made that Mrs. Clara
ripdale and Miss Helen Reedy, at
PENDANTS at the school, entertained
men at midnight suppers and made a
disturbance
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
RECORD PRICE FOR JERSEYS,
J. B.. Haggin Pays $4,000 Fos King
of T.S. Coopers Herd,


Allentown. Pa. May 81. At the
greatest sale of Jersey cattle ever held
either In Europe or America, conduct
I'd by Z. S. Cooper at his Linden Grove
farm at Coopersburg, near here, J..
B. Haggin of Lexington bought the
king Of the herd, Noble Of Oak
lands," for $4,000, the record price for
a Jersey bull. To top the climax Mr..
aaggin later paid another record price.
securing Lady Viola, the queen of the
herd. for $1,000, against sharp compe-
tition. This is said to be the highest
price ever paid for a Jersey COW. Lady
Viola is the mother of Noble of Oak
ands, and the $4,000 paid for the pair
exceeds by $4,000 any price heretofore
paid for a brace of Jersey cattle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
LITTLE CHANGE IN STOCK
MARKETAFTER DECISION

New York, May 31;-The curb
market showed no change today fol
lowing the tobacco trust decision by
the United States supreme court, ex-
cept that American Tobacco Com
pany's stock on sales of 260 dropped
to $50 bid and 400 asked, as com
pared with $40 and SIS before the
market closed on Monday afternoon.
Heavy settings of steel and copper
followed rumors that these compa-
MES might be attacked by the gov
eminent. Henry Toolrodge, a mem
Der of the Stock Exchange since
1884, was suspended.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
NEW sRuNsA'ck MAYOR
TO ORDER LOGS MUZZLED
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

VPWV'VF 10 VFFN II v "bs
New Brunswick, May 31:-Mayor J..
j. Morrison has announced that he will
shortly issue a proclamation pertain
ing to dogs running at large in this
city. The proclamation will state all
dogs must be muzzled during the com
ing four months and led by a leash
when on the streets. The mayors an
nouncement follows several "mad dog
scares" here during the past two
weeks.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
INSPECT MOTOR BOATS

Inspector Stacey NJ. Coutts, of the
custom house, began inspection of
all motor propelled crafts in these
waters yesterday and held up many
who we're not complying with the
rules and regulations of the depart
| ment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
TO CONGRATULATE TAFT.

Great English Preacher Bears Message
of Praise For Arbitration.
London, May 31.-The high regard In
which the English people hold Presi-
dent Taft and his plea for universal
peace will be further demonstrated by
the Rev. Frederick Meyer, who sailed
for America on the C%ampania. DR..
Meyer will present to the president an
address prepared by the British Ma
tional Council Of the Evangelical Free
Churches congratulating him for pro-
posing arbitration.
DR.. Meyer is one of the greatest OF
the English evangelical preachers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
Slight Fire At South River.

South River, May 31.-A slight
fire destroyed a bedroom in the res
idence of Stephen Howarth, of Jack
son street, Monday afternoon. The
owner was slightly burned while ex-
tinguishing the blaze. The fire com
many was not called out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
Case Postponed Indefinitely.

There has been an indefinite post
ponement of the civil action brought
by the Guarantee Title Company, of
Newark. vs.. Joseph Massopust. OF
this city. The case was marked
down for a jury trial today in the
district court.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31

II you have something to trade
put an advertisement In our ex-
Change column
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-05-31
Complaint About Former Dog Catcbe,

Complaint About Former Dog Catcher.
Complaint made to the police that
William Leonard, a former dog catcher
was annoying employees of the Cheese
brough vaseline works has been inves-
tigated by Policeman Hartmann Leon
ard when met by the police official
denied the charge and no arrest was
made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
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~ o. 0kCs0 q CO. -
PvsiiA - . I'D c.
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The sdjosr"ed tall term ~ d,-'ri,s
0D"rt fw 0sao,son IN the Seventh
krtrict, 10 sshedoIea to mee, here
eezf MoRdsv. the 23rd e Octo,,er
Owing 10 she continued III health IL
Jwdae Shs1& leiora. Ne has secared
} wdae Chsslss hsf oil IL Colsten and
che 6rut district ~ Colorado 90 sit Ia
Biz plsc%.
There sve several criminal cases
II impnrssGce 10 he heard First 10
{ be marder charge against John
lsrrsv II Pitkin. A hard fought
es~e will he the charge against Sam
'Iahr II Cimsrvon, who ch ,ssd john
0eknieht over the cosntrv with Q
Omcbesses Csrmiae DrD,minlco
II Marble 10 10 be tried again. WIN
DcMsliin, the resassrsat keepes, who
cried 20 skip hst~sen too s~ss is 70
Y y -. - nGAsS 0susas 0sshaa,
@VsQk, ssc~a1 ~ 1wSoUpuuuu1o
d sassIiaG ssods tvom ~ ssoss
TAsse sse . Rsml'er a civil csses
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
cUypasoa PaEACssEa sroes
nAMS-ATlANIOC IN
W6s 4 Hssas Fsssair; el.sksel Csas
Sss.A~is No. NJ F1ssss

New York, Oct l5-The Rev.
Charles F. Hubbard, of Gunnison,
Colo, distinguished himself today
by holding mp the Atlantic Trans-
port liner Minnehaha for something
like a quarter Of an hour.
When the hour for sailing arrived
it WAS discovered that Hubbard, who
with his wife, were psssenRers listed
to sail on a trip around the world,
WAS missing The baggage Of Hub
bard's party was heaped upon the
deck. 80 that it could be quickly
rushed ashore, and the wife wss on
the verge Of tears The minister
had all the tickets A telephone
message to the Murray Hill hotel,
where Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard had
been staying. brought the response
that the clergyman had left in a taxi
half an hour before The captain
agreed to hold the ship fifteen
minutes.
At the expiration of ten minutes
the Rev. Hubbard who is hardly
middle aged, came walking leisurely
down the pier, erect and nonchalant-
ly not bit Austered, with his coat
over his arm. He and his party are
bound for the Orient, the Holy Land,
China, Japan and HAwail.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
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~ lar ~ sftoEHevs can remembes
the hr-s breach af promi-e sals ever
tried ia Gsnni-sa essnts. came he
iore Judge tiethersRSfaa IT tho
cesDiy eosrt ea TUESDAY Aas
Harris If Crested butte. sued Wm.
Rsece of tiore-sa alieslns very rude
conduct, IN thai he fasled b. show up
al the wedding dates. ssbjecsed her
b. much hsmslIstIon aud caused hes
considerabie expense. ~ all two
thousand dollar- worth Judge b
III. weGener, her sftorsev. broa9hs
out the tsc,s that thev hecame en-
gagged m yssssrv, I8bs. at Crested
Butte The weddlaS dsy Vas ssss
fs Jaae, bet af,er~sr postponed.
Last sstsma, expec,in9 10 be- mas-
RED. she FesaGsed her position -
telephone girl ct the Buttes sua
sent 10 Csl,forpsa, where her mother
aud sseptarher reside. Here she
psepsred her wedding trosssesa. and
IN March the proepectlve groom seus
her $ ~ to vetura with. Plans were
that they shosld meet ct Silt. Culo.,
but her train was DELAYED by wash
ost, they missed each other. and
Reese came back 10 Crested Butte
and went up 10 f!oresta She fol-
lowed the next dsy and WAS met BY .
chsrivari party, which supposed
both of them 10 he aboard. Tho
wedding dsv was then set for May
10Th, AT the home Of her sister, Mrs
Wm. Holmes The wedding cakes
were baked, the friends invited, but
when the hour arrived, the groom
did not, rather remaining snug ss
tlorests. However, another char
vari party did arrive. Other en-
bsrrsssins details were related, re-
sal'ins finally in the suit
The defendant had no word 10 say
against Miss Harris, except thst hs
.nssseed IL wss Q mstSal sgvsement
70 e~is. EviAeatly he did sol west
tOOs 0sssssA be sblsas1 ~ haA
wvisssa him it vas sll o& spd d.
msRd~d two rings she had eivea
him
Both sides had waived Jury and
it was left for the court to determine.
The Judge decided that $3.50 %
Judgment and costs amounting TO
another fifty would be about right,
clearly indicating that in his opinion
the girl was vindicated and the
vQane man to blame The defen-
dsnt, by his attorney, Judge Sapp,
gave notice Of appeal and Miss
Harris also appealed, not believing
the verdict was sufficient.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
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Hspver Post

t"eNtf ES8s
Qs,et aud secluded old Bethel
cemetery. near D.asosal. RsaSaoid
eesnty, Iowa. is ~ be saoru~d by a
htiy -f9sa SHAFT ~ Colorsdo whne
msrbie. ssrmnsatIns q ten-teot ped
e-tal Ut Gennison. C,,lo granite
The monument will be erected by
T.. CbspIn Gard 81 Dssver IN aemory
ct bIs many relatives who have been
barred there snd else~ here II will
oecaps the center Il . ,ssre acre II
9roasd sstssted On al en.sseaee, aud
wlll eomsasad s,ew for many m,les
IN all dlsectsons.
Colossde shrut.t,ery and wlld
aowess vii be planted and cultlvsssd
On this acre IL grosnd and 1t w,il
thss be made one of the moss besst,-
fsl sposs IN The ssase of lo~s.
The ssosSmeat cad psdsssal vill
weigh fsom thirty 70 6fty tons. 0a
top VI the shstt wIIl he y sphese two
beet IN d,ssnsses covered 9th Golo-
redo gold Lssi, ssrrossdsd by .
thick sls~s globe 70 psosect j. iron
the elements. THE sphere Of gold
sIssm,ax in the sunlight will be the
~ost attractive fsstase VI the moas-
saeDt.
Mr. Gsrd's idea 10 TO dsmonssssas
his love for Colossdo - yell . for
HE departed relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
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" 3. lksse tells soae sksslliao
tslss ef HE sssenpsed trip ~ CsSevo
70 sttead the opening II p,sbl,e lasla
sRder the Carey act Mr. ssA ~
JohR y Pearson of Pukta ssA ~
and Mps. W. b Coaklia, fos0sstg
Of Ohio City. we've in the pssty 49,
GOT csseht in the tremesdoss vsi~s
that inundated the San J.sa. ~
train had passed Oph,r loop ed 80
cFswlsaA slons about 10 crO .
tpsstIe whom the middle ea.s =
the bridge went dow T.-s -
back 70 Ophir. aud then W ..aOD
throsgh the mud and dsnCss~as
foFds TO Telluride, PlscerviIls -
MonsFose. Ii must have bees .
,osSh trip. Mr. Ditto say. Tho rsiss
descended and the floods came" jss1
like Bible stories declare hsppeusd
in Nosh's time Several times ~
party had TO snhisch aud carry -
waGoss over rocky points wkevs -
rosd had disapPsssed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
ksoiue 10 0s1osrs

All persons kno~ing themselves
indebted TO the estate Of the late
Samuel Gollagher are hereby re-
quested to settle same All accounts
remaining unpaid after November |,
1911, are to be placed in hands of
collector. Said accounts can be paid
either to Chas LaTourette, Tin Cup,
Colo, or TO me by mail.
ANNE B. GoLLAGHER,
39-42 Sherwood. Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
n. {. Ord Nsaipe

200 a. m. Early morning prayer
meeting for conservation
1000 q m SUNDAY School
1000 a. m. Normal Class. A vel.
come TO Normal students.
1000 a. m. Alpha Adult Bible
Class, in the lecture room
100 a. m Morning service and
worship.
500 D. m. Meeting for men only.
A confidential talk 20 men only.
Bows from l3 year. admitted.
6:30 p. =. Epworth League.
7:30 p. m. Evening service.
Rev. Walter Woolever. the Sun
shine" evangelist. will preach morn
ing and evening. A class for hap
tism and membership viii Be re
cei~ed Sunday morning.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
~ oosus osuss Asuwsi

Manager j. C. Butts Of the EIec-
trio theatre tells ~ that he nov has
his plsns and specifications complete
for the construction of the new opera
hosss on the Palisades" corser.
This will be hogan in the early
spring of 1912 end the ksildias
w'll be pssdy fos occupancy BY Css
sbe~sa's Ossk.
TIE bsSlAinG Gill ooSss tke eosisp
s~s hAs. 9oslsA TAis isc1sAss {
SAsuese S61i3S VieA . se<so w.
&hl3S. sessis9 capscisy q sAs
shssass wiii b. $50 psopas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

Warm carpets, bright rugs, at
tractlve art squares This is the
season when the home is made cheer
ial ior the winter season Our fur
niture and qneensware store 10 well
equipped to supply your wants, in
fact this coming need has been made
a study IL you have a problem in
not knowing just what to get, see
our new patterns.
CLARENCE ADAMS, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
~ Eink e Csosua Vssk

/ have men and machinery ready
here in Gunnison to do your cement
work. Of any kind, sidewalks, cellars,
houees, cement blocks, etc. Work
will he done rapidly aud best of con
strsction guaranteed at reasonable
prices. Let me figaro With you on
any contemplated cement work. c.
L. Wilbur. Gsnnison, or leave word
With Henry F. Lake. 25tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
CD asslb neesi,e SsAuF1ay NiekH

A epecial meeting Of the Gunnison
Coanty Rainbow Route club is called
for Saturday nigLt, October 2lst at
eight clock for the purpose Of select
ing delegates TO attend the Western
Slope Good Roads conference at
Delta, October 26 and q, aud to dis
csss other important matters
j A STEELE. President.
H. c. BARTLErT, Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
Csuaissa ~ Was Soccsss

The daily press brings word thst
c. ID. Smith Of Grand Junction has
just purchased the Rex Pharmacy
at Grand Valley in Mesa county. and
added to his chain Of drug stores in
that vicinity. He nov owns eight
stores and . Wholesale. manchester
ing pharmacy.
His Gunnison friends will b
pleased to learn of the .ucceae q
Claude Smith and the capacity Of .
captain of industry which he 10 En-
hibitins in thus handling secA .
compiler series Of comDercial eatsr-
prisss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
hsskyesriaa OkusA ksaire

Preaching service. at the Presby-
tesian church Sunday morning At
lO:A5 and evening at 7:3o. by Rev.
VI. @. Mcconnell.
Morning, Theme: The Spirit the
SossCe Of Power"
Evening Theme: The Doubling
Thooas" Special Mu.ic morning
ssd evening
Ssaday School at l2 O'Clock
CAristian Endeavor At ESQ, leader
Rev. v. @. Mcconnell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
nnni vsuunnu ~ 49,

Oa this mornings train from the
easi are expacted the FIVE trustees Of
the State Naamsl School Board, who
together with Presldeot Snyder and
Jade@ He,herlns,on. the seventh
member of the board will hold the
regular quarterly meeting TO discsss
state normal affairs, ALLOW bills, etc
As these Genrlemen will only re-
main for the dav, leaving again at
l:D for the east. time is too short
for anyth,ng but business Hos.
ever. . dinner will be rendered them
., the normal by the domestic science
class
Al q later date vt is planned TO
hold formal dedication exercises Of
the normal, when the trustees, our
c'tizens and prominent men Of the
state will be invited
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
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osssa - -! css !sA.Q H.ss
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Probably the largest land deal
ever concentrated on the Western
Slope was completed here Wednes-
day when the Hartman ranches ad-
joining Gsnnison were sold to ! W.
Mcconnell, c. q. Kinney and Paul
3 Seeley, or rather exchanged TO-
ward 1000 acres of land. water ri9hts,
reservoira, etc. in the West Paradox.
besides the 22U0 scres owned by
Alonzo Hartman ct Gunnison, his
bYother Y. J. Hartman Of Montroee
goes ito the deal with the Riverside
Sanitarism aud % acres near that
city, while E X Hartman Of Mabev
puts in 800 scres. Associated with
them will he b. W. March, . veil
known promoter and ranchman oi
Aontrose who has large holdings m
the Paradox, probably 600 acres
in all.
The property Of the Paradox Val.
ley Land x Irrigation Co Was origi.
naliy owned by p T. Stevens. and
includes the Buckeye and Geyser
reservoirs, and original water flines
The reservoir. have been built up to
. height Of &c feet and much Of the
land 10 under cultivation Private
holdings OF Mcconnell. Seeley and
Kinney 60 with the deal THE is
considered .p!endid land, and with
the opeuiu~ Of n railroad into the
Paradox will become immensely
vslsable. 1t Gill be fully developed
and then eoid in email tracts.
Mr. and Nrs Hartman are pioneer
oa Gsnnison cosnty, and their 6De
ranches have always been q sho~
place of this section. 1t ie not theii
insent,on TO Ieave the place this win.
ser. although Mr.. Kinney 10 here
end will probably remsin. Mr.
Hartman and Bsvce will Be beck and
forth tending 10 their new holdings
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
o.Ava 9llUs

Leaves Baldwin every morning ex-
0pt Sasdsys u $50 q m.
Arrives 0uunison Oils.
Leaves 0snnison loo p. m
Arrives Bsld~in 500 p. m.
Fare, abost 5 cents . aile. Pack
aees delivered anyshere along the
rosie. fo.r pstrooage respectfully
solsciasd.
8d- h S. CaAaI, Propr;sans.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
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The 6rss nseetaa9 II the wessern
Calorsdo tseoa kssss Association
which sas erassIzed 81 Crssa
JuaetIea eoapse vi weeks sSe aud
which ls composed II t,srheia. Mesa,
Delta. Mostra~e, Osr.s, H.ssd..ls.
GsasIsoa and Ssa joan counties
~Ill he held al ihsiss oa october 70
and ~ aud Dksisa 10 making great
preparations for the sstherInS
Amone the speskeEs invited are
Senator Tobss of Moatr,~e, &. n.
Alien II the ti.Shway Co@m,sesoa,
Wardea T,asn II Canon Cay. A. \
Ssesess Of lola, Mari Bsckel II
Gssaa Jsnctsoa, ". 5 Wsllsce u
Grsnd Jsnctsoa, h 4. LisloaS oi
GFaad JSacslon, N. d. NIaceat, A.
L. Robsrss, Ton Blsck well, 6eoras
bruce, NJ j baird, A. X. WelcA,
Gsosee N. Duke, Nm. fossss, W. L
SevsGe, Pssl v lIsoa, Rerbost Cksss.
IL 70 one of the bag thlaSs fus oss
eossty 10 get into thls aasetsaS wsth
. large dsiesst,oa. When estlssas
sloag the Grsad river are holdiaG
bsnqsess with 3U ia stseadsacs a
the most pro@'nent .asea IN foss
counties, and have consressmen and
other big gsss 10 Address thsm, II
nsesns business for ~ II we even 6eI
. stste highway, much more IN inter
state highway.
Delta and Aontrose coanties, ov'
nearest neishboss and most inter
es,ed with Nc IN the outcome, sFs
getting down 10 business. Nos
10 the time fof Gsnsison 10 strik.
while the iron 10 hot
Send down . uod delegation enc
q strong psll toGesher will put TIN
Rainbow Roste on the map for Oooe
and ell.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

Contractor wanted for the trans
port of about one thousand tons,
more or less, of ore from the Star
mine 10 the railroad siding at
Bocker's place. Address P. Bischoff,
Aspen. 42d
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

About a half car load of best fall
and winter apples. Grimes Golden,
Jonsahan, Greetings, Rome Beauty,
Baldwin, etc At reasonable price.
At Trine's Harness Shop. +. 7.
Nssvhall. AZ
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
CD e Nnhs

E. A. Foster and family ret.rn
heartfelt thanks to the sei9Abnss
and friends Of the com1snity for
the many kindpcsscs sho~n 10 them
in their recent befeaveoeas in tke
dssah Of JoAn VI. FosHer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
49, - u ~ c.

The Baldwin bssssA hss b-sa bssy
THE wsek hssliaG Aosa hsleA kas,
snDs ds1s - oseA - - e.ss cOo-
10 into sO~n hassA 19 ssseUs6
poiRss.
SAip@esss from the Esst rives
valley, ivom lola and from Doylevil.e
and vicinity arc slso sssrtinG, and
pretty soon the twenty TO thirty
Thousand tons Of ssrplss hay which
our rsnchnen have TOR ssIe will h%
on the road. The high price is
teaptlne some csttlemen to sell very
close. Still cattle are also high, snd
one con sford 10 iced costly hsv 10
high priced stock when the profit 10
in plain sight
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

For SALE-l40 tons Of hay on
Blue mesa, four miles from Sapinero
% per ton. 1880 scres of fenced
pasture viii 20 Cratic. J.J. Shackle-
ford, Baldwin, Colo Aft
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

The Prudential Insurance Co of
America. For information call or
write r II. DEsConBEs,
Special Agent, Dog Colo
42-45
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

Sanitary couch and very nice rug
for sale. See Mrs NAV Walker,
Woodman Building, Gunnison. Aft
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
GOAL, COAL, COAL.
Parsons 4 Ferguson.

FoR SALE-One large Estate
heating stove, almost new. Inquire
at THE Office. 4ltt
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

j. A. FUDGE, Painter and Decora-
cor, North Main Street, Gunnison.
Sign work a specially. 4ltf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20
0pclBjr neeope Osises

Satsrday night, Oct. 81. AN
Indian Braves Peril" Its a good
one Don't mics il Show starts at
Sis sharp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

See Cart's Osborue, Upper Main
street, Gannison' for pipe fitting,
and supplies, bath tubs. water clos
cts. range boilers, sinks, esc. 27tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-10-20

Gentle horse for sale. Will work
double or single, ride or drive. Will
sell cheap. Address Mrs. M. CAvA-
NAUGH, GunnisoD. 4ltf