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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
McILLW AIN.

Mrs, Ada Cain visited her sister,
Mrs. b. Morris, Inst week.
The many friends of Il. l.. Otle
are glad to see him out again.
Mrs. FL. G. McIllwain spent the
week END with Mrs. b. f. Todd.
Arco Malin was a visitor at the
home of j. r. McIllwain Sunday
Miss Stella Phillips of Holiday
visited Mfs. N. Phillips Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. A.. McIllwain
visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cain
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. u. McIllwain
spent Sunday with the family of s.
l.. Baucum.
Mrs. w. l.. Box invited her many
friends to quilting one afternoon
OF last week.
Miss ROME Hatley was a guest
of Misses Mautle and Mamye Nc
Illwain Sunday.
We were glad to have our old
friend, A. d. Livingston, with us
again last Sunday.
Master Donald McIllwain of
Holiday has been visiting his sis-
ter, Mrs. B. L. CAIN
The young folks enjoyed r nice
pound sapper at the home of r. A
Sanders Saturday evening.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

Prof. H. "A. Morgan of the ex-
perimental station in Knoxville
will speak in Camden on Monday,
April 3, about / o'clock. Come
out, farmers, and hear a scientific
agriculturist speak on the science
in farming.
=. Fl. DowDY,
President Benton County Farmers
Union.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
WAY.

A. T. Pafford and others were in
Camden Saturday.
Nj. L Durdin greets you with a
smile. It's another boy.
NJ ISIS Lillian Pafford is reported
very sick at this writing.
w. Il. Warrick and family visit
ed Frank Pafford Sunday.
Anderson Berry and family Wis.,
tied W. A. Spence Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. b. A. Toity of Eva
visited j. G. Chldress last week.
Mrs. Flora Pafford visited the
family of M. e. Dnrdin Monday.
An entertainment will be given
at Farrar's School House Saturday
night.
The neighbors of L. j. Berry
aided him in erecting a substantial
barn Tuesday.
James Myers, Bud Coleman and
Zol Galbreath of Eva were here on
business Monday.
Mesdames Milbra Childress and
Mary Melton visited Mrs. J. G.
Childress this week.
Both Mrs. 3. n. Davidson aud
daughter, Miss Roy, have been
sick. but are convalescing.
Mrs Carrie Pafford is recover
ing from a severe case of measles.
Mrs. Eva Melton is sick this week.
We would like to prod the ten
der side of the hearts of the Hol-
laday and Faxon correspondents
aud persuade them to write again
through the "Old Reliable"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
Deafness Can Not be Cured

by local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of
the ear. There is only one way to
cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. Deafness is
caused by al inhamed condition Of
the mucous lining of the Eustachian
Pube. When this tube is infiamed
you have a rumbling sound or i'm
perfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, deafness is the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and the tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will
be destroyed forever; nine cases
out of ten ore caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an infamed
condition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dol
lars for n case of deafness (caused
10y catarrh) that can not be cured
by Halls Cat"ryh C,sre. Send for
circulars, free.
+. J. GIbEaEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold. by druggists, 75c per bottle
FAKE Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
Entertainment at HOlladay.

The following very interesting
program will be presented by stu
dents of the Holladny High School
at Holiday Saturday, April s:
Recitation (selpcted).
Burleeque Gull of fun, "The
Sppllin' Skewl."
Drama, after Ten Years; or
the Mania" Wife"
Farce, "Pomp's Franks"
The program will be intersperc-
ed with music, and is one of the
best ever undertaken' by amateurs.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
A Good Position

Can be had by ambitious young
men and young ladies in the field
of Wireless" or railroad telegra-
ply. Since sh+ s hour law became
effective, and since the Wireless
companies are establishing stations
throughout the country there is
II great shortage of t-legraphers.
Positions pay beginners from $40
to 500 per month with good chance
Of advancement. Ehe National
T-legraphic Lnstitnte operates six
official institutes in America, under
supervision of Railroad and Wire
less officials and places all gradm-
ates into positions, ft will pay you
to write them for full details at
Memphis Penn, or Colembm, S. &.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

The latest news from the bedside
Of Mrs. O, ", Eashlee yesterday
was that her life hung by II thread,
20 to- speak, and little hope could
he entertained fop her recovery.
Later--As we go o'prrss we learn
thet Mrs. Laehlre died n little nf-
ter the uonn hour yesterday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
Strayed.

FROM IVY farm near Eva a Berk-
shire boar hog, about 2 years old,
black with white points; marked
with crop aud split in right ear and
split in left ear; also has snout cut
off to prevent roofing. Any infor-
nation will be rewarded.
ID. Is. THOMAS,
Camden, Tenn.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
MASS MEETING.

On the first Monday in April a
mass meeting will be held at the
court house in Camden, Tenn, at
IL 30 o'clock. George A. Gowan
of Nashville viii be present, and
we earnestly urge that every Que.
man, woman, boy or girl, who is
interested in Benton County be
present.
Il. l.. STocKARD,
Chairman Benton County Good
Roads Association.
7. J. LOWRY,
Secretary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

Prof. II. A. A.opgA't, an expert
4ueed agiirulturirt connected with
he experimental s'atian in Knox
Vile, will talk ON scientific farming
in Camden next Monday. MI far
,aers are invited te come and hear
Professor Morgnh.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

by. Frank Hecker, who repre-
spntpd the Animal Bureau of the
United States Department Of Ag-
riculture here for the past year,
has been transferred to Jackson,
Miss. DR.. and Mrs. Hecker de-
parted for Jackson Wedn 4stlay,
where he will report for duty in
the tick Infected district.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

Any intelligent person may earn
a good Income corresponding FOR
newspapers; experience unnec"s-
sary, Send stamp for particulars.
Empire Press Syndicate, Middle
port, New York.
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y. tMEAEY & Co.,
Salesman Wanted.

To look after orr interest in Ben
ton and sdjoiniug counties. Sal
airy or commission. Address The
Harvey OH Go Cleveland, Ohio.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

Mrs Elr' fEqrrlry ~nd children
left "Wednesday ~ join her hur-
baud at l4nknsn Ky, wlr'r" '"ry
will make their bone.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31
Little Locals.

Lon. y "A. element OF DICKSON !
was in the city Monday. ,,
Come ont to the mass meeting at
the court house next Monday.
The box supper for tonight has
been postponed, we understand.
Attorney General Tom G.. Rye
OF Paris WAS in the city yesterday.
The April term of Quarterly
Court will convene here Monday.
Mrs. ID. j. McIaae spent few
days in the Nashville market this.
week.
w. II. Hooser aud son, Master
Fred, OF Waptrace spent Sunday
here with relatives and friends.
Little Miss Charlotte Weatherly
has been been visiting her father,
W. 8. Weatherly, at Puryear.
Cashier A. s. j ustce of the First
National Bank has been spending
few days at Faxon this week.
Mrs. N. T. Bowles aud child of
Fickens, Miss :, is visiting her par-
ents, Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Y. Eravis.
The postoffice WAS moved Wed
nesday to the building recently va
Gated by T. H. BaNman on the
southeast corner of court square.
Representative Joe F. O,lle, who
has been with the peDitentiary
committee for the past few weeks,
spent Saturday and Sunday here
with relatives.
G.. b. Hollalay, who attended
the meeting OF Hopewell Presby-
terry at Martin from Friday to Sun
day, reports al interesting and
enthusiastic session.
Letters from FIatwoods, Blue
Ribbon and Provie's Chapel were
nnavoidably crowded out last week.
We request that the correspond
snts kindly write again.
Uncle John Patrick of Sulphur
Springs has been up on visit to-
relatives,M,d friends. Unclr Jolsn
HAS many friends in this Ioc'pliHy
who are always glad to see him.
Mr.. and Mr.. H. j. Fry Of Sugar
Tree were called here last Friday,
BY the illness Of DR.. j. l. Bradley.
The doctor is still very feeble, and
If there is any change in his COLI
dition, he is growing weaker.
at the Methodist Church neat
Sunday the II Il. III. service will be
for the children. b. u. johnson
VIII lead the children in the song
service. Brother Acuf desires the
presence of the children, and in
sists that they take part in the ser-
vice. At the 7 Sop. IN. service the
pastors subject will be "The Pow-
er of Christ" Everybody invited.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Heeker were
the recipients Of n pleasant sur
prise by she members of the Book
Club aud ladies Aid Society on
the eve of their departure for Jack
son Miss, Mrs. Hecker being a
member Of each. A large number
gathered and each one carried
something good to eat, which WIS
served during the evening. A
pleasant evening Was spent Ivy alb
present, who expressed their regret
at losing DR.. and Mrs. decs+rrand
wjsht4l them success in their rsw
home.
Mrs. s. T. P-e|pr entertained
the Bnoklovers Club, ON Thursday
afternoon of last week. Several
interesting papers were read afteu
which members responded to, rolf
call by naming character IN the
hostess book ''Cemrades," which
was ably discussed by each ore,
trL.A ..uaats then adinnrntd to- tht.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1911-03-31

John An0pr>o,, of N~aptr. was
here r. SHORT while s~-''a'l~l Hstrr-
noon.
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- eadkuinua

r r. williams, the Pitkin hsnkes
and merchant. visited Gannisoa this
week and when here talked asto.so-
bile road building with Henry C.
Bartlett, Gsnnlsoas good rood
booster, and . representative Of News
Champion.
Mr.. Williams is q strong sspporter
Of the proposition for . Oannisoa-
to-Denver auto road, over the SostA
Park route. He asserted thst ths
old wagon road cosld be made into
IN ideal automobile hiehssy u
nominal expense. Ii 10 almost on .
bee line from Denver 10 Gsnnison.
Mr.. Williams favofs vigorous
action to compel the COLORADO asl
Southern to reopen its line throssh
the South Park cosntry to Gsnnisos.
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th1p ~sxk-
J.Aa tsupcan- hrsstker-ss-aAO -
N<s trersAx W. vs~stsnx =; tise 0h0mr
rssrk rspce-
As.- k.rhs1 Hatch kr@ ts kmuMD
Hud ht 1.rrs-s,n i.~i " esisssu1ne-
ssse exy~r't. ss sr .soss sh Usstss.
Tne utcrtaissnscei Q" sr gsS~o -
ear -cs..s,l 80 Isr,. ~. s.r.sassse~ ~ -
ts very .n,.sN .a.. The y'assoap haep
l,-ss tAs.r,.a.<.sls tsasa,ssl s.sd s4t11
~ Mrs NsE.,sai. i:r.~s- Tbr en6
-ttsr. bssis.isns ss- tsrn nttea - ~
the srccs-sssn aud VIII tsrpssh a9Ub
ros,sn f.,r all
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s-ss.Cssmpsss CssressssA-ao


Thursday Isrcustsss ~
Prod. III. l.. ksbtcr i- xiviag Gatu
~ interesting talks GA art
A book club 10 tseiax .srxssisps -
the aaensber- III the saaaasAi trasu1n6
csAsssr.
tssen tasca Nv bs tse ssrsssd yGnr
EaSissn class.
Reid MCNEIL aud Brysa hssuu6sk
each placed nice stssst ~ ts<suaaUe
stamps IN the mssewM this Wsuk. q
tcw coins aud curios wese sl~o s<dsA
Al meeting VI the Athletir 49,
cistisa Thursday esewis4x UssonUa
kxter was choses aA veso1ng
manager tur the assseiation. ~
Ress regarding the esterssi nssaua -
visiting bs~ketbsh teswss 49, -
GUESSED
c. T.. Aasus. toruaer Gsussi.s.u6ne
nov palssisher " the haatrsrne ~.
made the schesd = pr~es,st ~ sAe -
tiicr ~ GspUisoa se~npsssess. ~
date bsck to the early S's. IT,
were Erst<tully ve:sived. sssr -
schs'ol ~ iRteediRg tV pSanliuA .
history ~ tbe WESTERN si<Hse.
The Chri~tasss hsssiAa 70 st 81 urs&
Thursday evesisx and lset st1 r.
dsy January z. whea ss:h<ssa -
saases = Russstser ~ eHtsrt0to0nu0o
will he giveR stsrtiaG With . -
gram by the senior class ~ the 49,
school a csssscert by the sRtetas =
schcduied early for the Bew yeas.
barring ThsRksxiviag ws%sk ersv1.
Jobmsoa RseuHted . RsHstper u -
meme for the mwseum. OevtoR
frcwch and Arthur ChiUsery esan-
tributed Dsorcupise svssiHseus WAAuAs
are now tseiag mouRtesi. Mr. 49,
soa will GLADLY sowns sRy sessueUnuD
sent In and Jslace them N the munno0
with the name ~ the dOnOs.
The basketball gsme ivtAay utuh4
was certainly y daRdy eveo n -
Normal boys did Het lseaseu ~ Q
score of ~ To ~ in favor ~ IT, tssUa.
The girls game reswlted ~ t0 Z -
favor ~ the High sehsn,l. The 49,
NAL girls beat the last time. 4 On0e
was to have beeR vAayed With pIa111a
Friday but II hes s'ees vsspstsssosd.
A representative Irem each eoan
met with the 1aculty cOsausittee. oaor
sistisg ~ Miss Cs,,ltHs, nr. JssAosno
snd mr. hesoespvd. Ia chasUe II -
scbSaa sewspasps, ssA ss6set~1 ~
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ouleo~t0G editorial stan: Editor-tR-
CAtal, Kate r. Walker; bWsiRe~s man
oQsr, 1tsAa G. johnson; ADVERTISING
0aoaUps, Merton I. Bedford; proof
peoAse, Edna ". ColiRs. Assoiate
es6itsDvu: literary, Clara Morris; Is,ia-
assU9c0l, Vera Adama; art. Stanley
eAsoob1aOA; cUrreHt eveRts Charles
h1ekGe; @usic. Margaret =. Morris;
athletics. Ray B. Holtingrhesd; ex-
cAanqe. Alta Adams: Normal notes.
SsBate Hsssdrscks; High school notes,
BryaR Herrick. The paper is yet
Wttheut name hut one will he de-
Odd upon in the near future. IL In
eAgsects.A that the tirst issUe will come
out ~ February.
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0oglEvUu
News-CAanpsea CssvsaDsaAsaso:

Ne~eNoo8Psoo CovOooeooo:
Tuesday. Ihrcemt,er H.
skating is all the 60 here these days.
u. A. Dies Coasls~ N sick with
toBsilitis.
The club gave a dance on Friday
night which WAS well attended.
Clarence Mcdonald and family viii
leave Tor Axtec. y. \. ON n.c. 10Th.
Mics Virginia Brown. our school
teacher, visited GuRRison saturday.
Mr.. and Mru. Will Corbitt arr visit
ing the stepbensoa tamtly this wsxsk
Mru. Upton hsd the Hissortwne to
tall from her bwagy last week
Though she wss badly bru1usd. her
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

W n Wa9oner WAS q Bowie
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Lizxie Nc " iIliame went to
SsIids last saturday moruing.
Dave stephens d Psoaia spent =
few dsys II this weed at his Coal
Cressk ranch.
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We0 cl)Uloa0oa
b0a C0rreoepOoAeo0s

Wednesday. DtceMt,er IL.
Hc.ry xipsiHski retHrned from SAP
toero Tuesday.
CAvtst mos with Mr.. and Mrw John
Wsp6 at Cedaretlge.
FvaWk Pre~sler ret urBed from trip
10 llgaver this week and will be at
Gessrwe Anderuon' TOR the winner.
l1eA Iee. who has btSen working at
CotteAhurst the past three months.
M thts week for Sargents to work
at MuRsoA' . ~ w-mill
c. l.. wilbur has his gasoline engine
ana his new hay press at the John
tAutealt ranch where he will bsie
several hUBdred tone Of hay.
TIE Da vis and Haymaker thre~h-
tnw Outfit finished mp the jobs at
rSea, DavN' and Zilba Hsymaker's =
the week and N nov housed until
oUsstber ersp 10 rcady.
Harry Linton and sOa, Ginger. are
Worki1G IN TWlly Haymaker's new
h4Duoe. This N . very pretty frame
csvttaUe and Some II the 1ellows say
rusly h trying To ret II done bv heap
year.
rhere will ne q Christmss estertain-
useut at the Paragon s-hspol the 22Bd.
~e~sssataw n literary y,roGram by
tDe ekeb<lreA and . Christmas tree.
Mn Owen. the teacher. hos rereives1
. pOte srom santa C1aWs sayina ~
VtN Arspp iH hong eRonGh to distribute
tie psesrsts, bst he can't stay hong
- ~ haa to 20 several Other pasces
IT, aaape whit. Tkea tbefe's going
d, tse . sspSsr and the ehssces are
psv4ty good Tor soHse dssctnG aftsr-
Waed.
Esuha uaymakef shipf'-d two carr
a psstotaes Monday aod thinks
sAu<,ut tWo usore viz he ~ ~ IN OsG
esssp ~ Wm have % sstp. Ztl6a hss
~ - raocA to - 6sVt6ef, Walter,
90 eAeerta tn give pssssesatOa ss,sys
- peave NJ TIE Pscssbe coast. Ne
ss~~1rry tekue yps Etssa- Voc hass
orD~en your worth and you win bs
= scQUiststsya to any comMWstty v
WesrA ys,a DBcase. Ne wtsA yoe ~es'
60 wte~ yUs 1s~revr tees~s ~
sasce 4utee - G'sUa - sSss1es'sa
Suur - aeFatA tn rODe 6ock. WeI
- g1oA 90 have yea
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60 C1GnE
lmptun ouspuspsnHsns,;
" Wsssaes<ssy. Issemlsr I

Wednesday,. Issemter 13
Weather clear and very 6ae tor
Ipcemher.
N. Eiic.,techt has ss,ld kis hor~e
power thrsslser to John Flsck ~ Ohio
CIV.
ihe ramrhmen are hsuliag their
wint, r's supply d coal this 6ne
west .ser.
W. A GiIlaspey and T. ". Gray
atteRdea the Natioaal Live stock
aseociatioR convention In beaver
this week.
Chss. ncCoaRell. cashier II the
First National Bank of GuRnisoR In
lssD. WAS renewing old acquaintance
in the valley this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mr.. ard Mrs Rudolph Mersleman
drove up from lola Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

l.. l.. bs~h 10 seriously i'll this
week.
H. c. Adsms wss down from
DOYLE Wednesday,.
Mr.. ard Mrs Rudolph Nersleman
drove up from lola Wednesday.
Mrs Palmer Nader and son,
Palmer, have returned from . visit TO
Denver
Mr. and Mrs Frank Comstock Of
Jacks Cabin were shopping in town
"Wednesday.
Mrs. ID Lehan expects to leave
soon for the East where she will visit
with relatives
The First National Bank Of Gun
nison, Colorado, has been desisnated
. Depository Of Postal Savings Fsnds
The q. A. r. assisted BY the W.
z c. viii give literary program At
Mssonic hall next Wednesday even-
ing.
Miss Pearl Sharm Of Kansas Cits
arrived Yesterday 20 spend the win
ter with her asnt. Mrs A. N. Nc
Allister.
Mra. Willard Marshall and little
ds~xhter cane up from Cinarron
Moaday aad are preparing 70 re-
main here.
Mn. Boardetse Warner and Mics
Fern Friend leave Ssnday fos Aspen
10 visit the lsttes's mother during
the holidays
Mrs. Porter McCslloch and chill
drsn went 10 Monsroas Monday TO
spesd . Doath with Mrs. Nc
Culloch's . mother.
MrA. Elizabeth Clifford and
daaGhtess Nora and Lissie lssse
next weeA for 0sand Jsncsioa whers
they will vieis the 0sllagksss.
Gsnnisoa EasestaisWsns Bsseau
sanouscss thaA holden of seasou
ticke4s nss4 fvsesve ssoAs fos the
Wilsca Iscssse. Ths0 rsssrvseioos
Gill tksa ho,d loe tAs FsoaiDAsr ol
the coss0.
Frank Hsrper kss sold his rss;-
4esue N sosth Gssnisoa 70 Fr.ak
SAasssa wAs wsn take pusssssioa u
sAe spssae. ne HssPsss win pssA-
sbiy now 10 WssAiaGpsa u . -
Nm. II. Coese - eAildsua -
Nss. CesR's 0oGAsr Nm. NJ WeAa
~ SssAag - Alsos6A o. - =.
- >l oA> 0~ -
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o. q skso Boy Bse" vscssa
eauussU 0iM 0oks . oss6a - siOs
CAsiua9o - hsiD ss6sss1 -
~ ssunsisa- rAsy - s..s.sess1
= - osu1 Ousk. 0asGlsg -.
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Aonc NJ u1IoUg
News -Champtoa OusvesesoAsoss.

Saturday. lDesember y.
Bora to Mr. and Nm. ]. 4. Norris
Sunday. Dsc. 8. . 500.
Wesley Adanss VS. . business
visitor at PaOUta 00oaay,
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Nm. II. Ooesr - eAilAsua -
Nss. Cssss's 0eGAsr Nm. NJ WeAs
~ SsoAag II Al.osAA O. - -
- - OsusIa 0uoo1A 0f. Cseee
o0oQunA - - - - 0nAa
Laas c..
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

H. G. Adsms wss down from
Doyle Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mr. and Mrs Frank Comstock Of
Jacks Cabin were shopping in town
"Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mrs Palmer Nader and son,
Palmer, have returned from . visit to
Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

L. L. Bs~h 10 seriously III this
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mrs. ID j Lehan expects to leave
soon for the East where she will visit
with relatives
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Frank Hsrper kss sold his rs~i-
4esce IN sosth Gssnisoa 70 Fr.nk
SAassuss sAs win take pusssssioa j.
ske spriee. ne HssPsss win pssA-
sbiy now 70 WssAiaG.sa - . -
0onNha
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

The First National Bank of Gun-
nison, Colorado, has been desiensted
. Depository Of Postal Savings F~nds
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mrs. Boardetse Warner and Miss
Fern Friend leave Sunday fos Aspen
10 visit the lsftes's mother during
the holidays.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mss. Porter McCslloch and chill
drsa went 20 Montruae Monday 20
spead . Doata with Mrs. Me-
Culloch's mother.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

The q. A. r. assisted by the W
r c. viii give . literary program At
Mssonic hall next Wednesday even-
inn
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mrs. Willard Marshall and little
daughter ca0e up from Cinarron
Monday and are preparing 70 re-
main here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Gssnisoa Easestaiswsas Bsreas
ssnousoss thaG kolders a ssesoa
ticke4s nsa fesesve sso1s fos the
WiIeua Iec&sse. Ths0 rsssevseioos
Gill tkea ho,d Soe tAs rsoaipAer of
tie cousu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Miss Pearl Sharm Of Kansas City
arrived Yesterday 20 spend the win
ter with her asnt. Mrs A. N. Nc
Allieter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-15

Mra. Elizabeth Clifford and
daa9hsess Nora and Lissie lssve
next week for Grand Junc4ioa whers
they wiIl vieis the 0alla1Asss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
STOCKS ARE
VERY DULL
Prices Barely Move and Iistiess Con
dillon Prevails In Stock
Exchange.

NEW YORK. Oct - Prices barely
moved through most OF today's session
on the stock exchange Tho market
was duli and llstless. London sent
over a somewhat lower range OF prices
before tho opening. and this fact.
coupled with moderate pressure from
professional tradera caused slight re-
eessions Ia the early Trading II was
soon apparent. however. that the
bears we're attracting no following by
selling the market ana that 20 far az
any tendency was Observable n was
rather in the direction al better prices.
The market rallied briskly and held
trm until shortly before the close.
The session ended with no change o.
consequence among the speculative
issues.
Reading showed the greater strength
of any of tho leading stocks lhess-
peake A Ohio recovered part " the
loss which II sustained last week. upon
publication OF an un'ayorable annual
,, port. and Norfolk * Western also
loved upward. Among the industrials
international Harvester. with a gain
Of nearly q points. " asztrOngest. Tn
derwoOd Typewriter also developed
strength. gaining az There we're a
few weak points among the industrials
United States steel was again the
most active stock and displayed ef.
fective resistance to bear attack
Perhaps the most significant event
Of tho DAY was the announcement that
"A large part of 10000 900 loan for
re-. Prusslan government. was TO be-
he al. here In the form OF "a per
RloheN months treasury bills
an arbond market was quiet and ir
taken Total sales. par value. S..
strong
eomm,I States bonds were unchanged
car
80" York Stock EXCHANGE
WHEELING W. Va. OCT %. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-24
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

PARkERsBCRG. " Va. Oc- e.
he haEh pressure ane cool z.ath-r
ara las advanced eastward. aad nov
COS ers The greater portion Of the
country from the Atlantic % the "a.
cinr- The temperature has fallen
consid~rably over the OHIO and Ten
nesses Valleys and Gulf states. LIsht
o. heavy frusrs ~cre reported from
lle follos s-atlous NoufEor,sfy
"A kaasas CITY. No. 81 Louis.
No. Oklahoma. Okla Columbus. %
Knoxville. Tenn. Louisville Ks
Cincinnati. o.. and shreveport. Ia
An area % ioW pressure covers the
lake reg on and north Atlantic coast
Rain r. fali.rg NJ the Tine 20 morning
report az Boston. Mas Eastrort.
Ne. Eu-alo. y y and Greer Hay.
Wis Light rains have fallen du-i,. z
The past q hours over the OHIO an!
upper NissIssippi valleys aud alons
tie middle Atlantic coast
Conditions favor fair N.afhe- IN
this section tonight aud Tuestay With
heavy frost ton Eht
River.
The Ohio viii continue o. tau Ia
the district tonight and Tuesday
Il b. POWELL.
Observer Tenn. In charge
Place. ioW- Tnd per Rain
Temp. haur 80 mrs
isr-er-ilrE To-