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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
SAYS 4,O0O,O 900 TOILERS
ARE BARRED FROM POLLS.
Women and Miss LexOw
Saws It's Unjust.

IF we had to admit that a class com
prising 1000, 900 working men of our
nation was without the franchise we
would blush before the other countries,
Shouldn't it be a matter of just as
great shame hat we must admit that
there are 4,00O,0 900 working women in
this country who are deprived of the
power to vote?" said Miss Caroline
Lexow at a meeting of the New Jersey
Equal Franchise Society held yesterday
afternoon at the New Auditorium with
the president, Mrs. George L. Vickers
of New Jersey, presiding.
Mrs. Abraham Van Wrinkle, president
of the Woman's Political Union of New
Jersey, reported that over 1000 tickets
have been sold for the Pankhurst meet
ing on Monday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
How to Prepare
Your Own m

"A bountiful growth of soft, luxuriant
hair can be every woman's legacy-hair
whose shimmery, silky strands respond to
the fingers gentle touch and go in place
as il by magic" writes Mrs. Mae Martyr
In the Los Angeles Bulletin. N great
effort is required. but the right sort of
treatment should be given it. Shampooing
with hurtfnl preparations must be avoided
in fact. the only safe shampoo to use Is
plain cantllroX. a teaspoonful of which
dissolved in "a cup of hot water is enough
for n satisfactory shampoo.
fThe cantliroX mixture creates a wealth
OF rich. cleansing lather that gently pene-
trates aud loosens all dead tissue, stops
irritation and neutralizes excess oil.
When the head is rinsed the scalp and
hair are Spotlessly clean and the hair
takes on a rich tone and mystic charm.
Occasional shampoos with canthrox will
induce the hair to grow ~abundantly and
take on an even color that greatly adds
n personal charm
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
FREEHoLDER BOARD ORGANIZING.

Four members of the new small
Board of Freeholders and the director
will comprise the working committees,
was the decision of the rules commit
tee. which met last night at the Re
publican county committee rooms. The
size of these committees had been a
puzzle to the board. Freebooter Malta
had suggested that each committed
have three members. while other free
holders urged that the entire board acg
as a committee of the whole at al
times. Other plans for organization
of the new board were discussed,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
COST SIMPSON sI,s7s TO LOSE.

According to the statement filed by
Walter Simpson, who ran as an inde-
pendent candidate for sheriff at the
last general election, it cost him
81, S7s.39 to be defeated. His personal
amounted to $1,53127, while
his supporters contributed $341.1i, or
the latter amount former State Sena-
tor Everett Colby is credited with con
tributing one cent.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
HOLDS MEMORIAL SERVICE.

The annual memorial service OF
Henry Clay Council, Jr. o. u. A. M,
al held in the rooms, 26O Washing
ton street, last night. Widows and
relatives of dead members attended.
Those in charge were Councillor j. III.
Vile, Herman Vile, II. F. Allen, II.
Thurber, J. p. Brewster, F.-V. Cy-
pliers. A. f. Hayward, F. L. Schoebel,
r. Momper. F. C. Boyer and r. II.
Baxter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
SOCIALISTS TO HOLD MEETING.

On December ) in Turnbull Audi
forum. 2S3 Market street, under the
Lecture Committee, there will be a
jubilee meeting, to be addressed by DIR.
George r. Lunn, mayor-elect of
Schenectady, n. Y; James f. Maurer,
member Pennsylvania State Legisla-
ture; Herbert NJ. Merrill, member-elect
New York State Legislature, and
others.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
SnMMHR SHOW A HIT.

The presentation Of Togo in New
ark" an original burletta, under ths
auspices of the f. II. Sommer Athletic
Club. in the New Auditorium last night
was a hit. The playlet is a comedy
by William J. McKiernan. A dance FOL
lowed the production, The cast VII
give a second performance on THANKS
giving night in the State reformators
at Railway for the benefit of the IN
mates.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
SAY PLAINFIELD MAN
DEFRAUDED SEVERAL

Several complaints of obtaining
money under false pretense were made
today in the First Precinct Court
against Charles E. Wack, a salesman,
of Plainfield, by persons who allege he
obtained money from them by claiming
he was the representative of the New
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28

ark Sign Company. j. Francis Mo-
CURE, manager of the electrical de-
partment of the company. today de-
clared that Wack never worked for the
company.
The compliments were Lollashek &
Slavin, of 554 Orange street; Thomas
Va1inza, of 90 Roseville avenue, and
J.. Sheets, of 214 Mulberry street. Waek
will be arraigned tomorrow. He Is said
to have secured S. from each COM
plainant.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28

"Iu fact, 1t is out little short of actual
murder for the public to compel frail
women to work unreasonable hours,
just at h season when they should
conserve their health. Statistics show
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
KNIGHTS VISIT JERSEY CITY.

A delegation from Henry Clay Lodge.
knights of Pythias, paid a visit to
Jersey city Lodge last night and We're
entertained in odd Fellows Hall.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28

Against Mrs. Patterson's plea of self
defense. the State has placed the fact
that she shot her husband in the back,
and has put on the stand a witness
who declared that after his attention
had beer attracted by two shots, he
saw Mrs. Patterson standing over her
husband, who was on his hands and
knees before her, and that h fired
into his back once more.
The mother of the lead man ap-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28

that pneumonia claims more victims
early in January than at any other
time. 1 believe that If 1t were not for
having weakened themselves by work
ing long hours in hot stores, women and
girls would not be susceptible to the
disease"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
Last Witness Testifies That He Saw Patterson Strike
Woman Before He Was Shot to Death.
DENVER. Colo, Nov. 90.

M IOOr NUV %
~LOSING scenes in the trial of Gertrude Gibson Patterson, charged with
the murder of her husband, before Judge George W. Allen a com
menced today. With the exception Of the further examination of a
witness for the defense who testified to having seen Patterson strike his wife
during a quarrel and who said he had threatened her life, the State has
finished its case. When court opened there a a possibility that the case
would be in the hands of the jury by night
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28

peared against her daughter-in-law,
fatty contradioting several statements
made by the defendant.
In confederation of the accused $
story of the shooting, the defense
placed on the stand Francis j. Easton,
who declared that he had witnessed
Fatterson's attack upon his wife just
prior to the homicide. and who gave
the jury practically the same version
of the affair that Mrs, Patterson had
done.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28

A delayed advertisement brings only the after
math of trade. 1t Is the first call that captures
the procession of customers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-11-28
Fate Of "SOM WIFE,
Probably VIII be in
Jury Hands Tonight

IRs. GERTRUDE PATTERSON, ON TRIAL FOR MURDER OF HUsBANl
BEING ESCORTED no JAIL BY DEPUTY SHERIFF.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
~ OW -

The Stsse of Colossdo win - .
Asnd - tAs oo@iAG ssak 49, "
Dsnvss, Js.sssy 18th ssd 30sL, -
y OossiAG . ssmbss Sf spsoisl psso-
isos % osssIs, hsssss sal ssiss
bssd snd Ssissd 10 Colossae Tkso
psroisns sill s1srscs IN ssssaslly
lsr0s sHhibis ison the sssas, -, y
sadisiaa 70 thsss, Which wsss psssiA-
- By spsosA sCs u ths IsGislsssss,
ths sssas SaocA I.sVsCsioa bassd y
oessiAG ssobes ef spsoisl psr@isms
~ yssslinG sasIlioss ed nssss bssi
ed ssissd N ColossAa. end slso %
Jsoks end Jssesss Tksse psemiams
oooe from tAe sssllioa Fsad, which
70 csssAsd bs the colIecsiaa II licsnss
fses On sll sssllioss and jacAs in sss-
wise IL ths ssste.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

SALE OF TIMHER, Gvnnieen. Colorsr
do, December Y MI. SeeleA bids, mark -
Yst.i4e, md, finher sele,, Apelicstios.
Decemeer !, MI. GYnnisoa., end sddres-
rrsae. siil Be receiveA .p 20 end inelud ne
charitable dead timber standine asl
down. sDd ell tie live timber marx ed ieS
cuttinG b. the fcreet o1lcef On . desiS.
a:ese .rea d sboos A. scfrs, lecatea
yHAin eectioos n n. ss4 =, 4. Il g., r. q
- esssiy3s y = = - Hfns- r =
Ge1sssio: essiSs1ei % s. - teet
u e live DcYFies = - L10 ieet e
soses. tis es3 .esti.ssf, - sesIe. moSe
sst-r Il 3 - :zsss.fser Z n sere;.x -
vii - c0nsieeFeA. So . Aep0sit a =
1sse - eeee - tAe De4yef Nsticnal Hal
u. .. Depcesssryl = DsAvef. ColorsaN.
sof eocA ~ Su601e4e4- TiRber upoS
- - g ss;,ss s,s:,t = e. - e; .sle: IL
k09 fuFthef inAoR1a4i0a - reeulsfioSS
vissr. O1ssissS ISsiSSSi fereI GsS
fcA. Ceaors1s. ea1eA niley. bistrise
Fh~a - Dc = Dsi- Lssa p~s ban. . -
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Miss Sarah Marsh was teschinx
sshool st Cochetopa.
A dssehses arrived ct the home a
Mr.. end nfs. W. l. Richardson
Ars. d. 8. McGlsshen, . former
resident Of Gsnnisoa. died il
Chicago.
G. l. lawrence, station agent q
Crested Bette, wss transferred to
Grand Jsnction.
A dancing party We given at the
home Of Mrs 8 Z Barrett in honos
of H. o. Barrett who wac leaving for
Denver
The marriage of VIM. B Owen to
Ars- Mary Fsslkner wss solemnized
in Gsnnison, Rev. Chss. FnelIer
oihciating.
Henry Rsdolph. A. Hartman, W.
A. Gillsspey, H. C. Bartlett and ]. 8.
Aasshall retsrned from Omaha whers
they disposed Of thsir cattle.
One Hungarian cosl miner wss
killed and I've injured st Crested
Butte in strike riot. Sheriff c. W.
Shores end large posse of men
were sent to the Bstses and after con-
siderable Sighting sscceeded in
qselling the riot
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
MTU& Tells u
- 49, g. 0sa4B knU
TO -

UAns - kzanass e. go
Aesuns ssSo - ~ ebn9 =
Zss uEsss . uakusss . Annme.
LxSsosn.-w = - nsou0s -
49, ussaasy sssus1o ssAo . -
ks~ss k,A>.y sszs - - "a
fssvs. /. sAs s'sa.aas s~<xs y
An =. Z. ihsagn~A. As1 y fass
81 s~lsza. Cois., 49, ~hnse -
nay Pan. proved & Ssene eso~0 -
- saa 1 Sas - Usn ussssse uass -
sssulss q tAsis - shAS - -
Assstsss - tel y . pubasc seessoees
" sksx ensetissnsso - &C., q -
ssy sroubss. To-Day I h0sd 1sa =
AGA e oDisioa e tbs ss0sov.
ny case kiaaey eonDaAtns 80 60
eaasrissa b. . bssninG ssonelne -
ny to.ps. aDoA's kt4oAU 80
pssapsly rsssgsd ny ktAnags - .
sasuea soaAissso 80 49, - -
epae tbs paiss ssl scAeu h ~ sene
cssssd. Siaas taes ! have tahn
oass KianaU Fols 49, - 49,
hove bsrGDs disasesrsd 80 ! 49,
aevsr failed - - rsstsf."
Yor sale b. ell 1solers. Prtee %
esusa Poster 1ilburu Co.. Buoele.
x.Y. sole ssests fer the Unisse
ststss.
neuamhsr the naoe-Dosss-eed
sske - sshss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
macA0 - -
= OrA0D q - =

Tbs k~p~blscsa sssss.sl eu@un-
sss ~ v Wsshsaes.,s inss - -
ssssaaSd CArsoo - ~ ssa szns-
ssss csas ssd Jsss - q - suuns
ss.r - sts a.ae. FasuB 6@. 49,
D hM Il nssse sss ssonlmunu1v
siscssd chsssusaa Il ~ suunann
s1sss si,s sce~pssses a ~ suBlQs-
ssse II fossmsssss Csssssul -
cusk.
Tks EAseser dss.Gnasaa ~sU6 -
clasas n El.ssss tas sks ussoiaG 4
siss ssssassl coasssssse. bs1a OAiss0n.
UAsch - co~s ~ he sAs p.puasul
e~ssaG plsas d sls R~vshisunA.
sesssd ~ p~s I'll esysess - -
ssppusssss esssssd sts ~.
fhs usssssaG 80 du0snGnB6 -
shs sAv,ssss a Pvssids~s Tea. n
psssidsss's sscssSssy. Mr. ElillA -
she Okse eoamistss9sa, AaAss
vosys. . close ps.snssi kn.A Il
she psssidsat. handled she ssi.s -
shey wese .asipslsssd onss sksN-
tslly The psepassd plsa II suauss-
sas assssssss By Primasy sssuaiss
wss k.ocAsd shy high. cad - ~
sssssm Of eosssssioa sslscsian USll
be followed eseept whsse sssass Asss
Iseislsssd oshsrwise. The ssas sss
~ 10 aasiass the pr.mssy plaa.
Nssioosl Comsssseesasn CesssAsg
Il Colossdo was one of ssssa H.
ssassss.
Fesses Psssids~t Reess vsls's
fFiesds from Chicago end Me- TGsk
wsss not sspscislly sssive ia - -
haN, eoHssssiaG shsGsslvss, = -
spssasr Asscrihsd IL, with ~ ~
assss shey Asd ~sde pseviossly."
CosssAo. wsss virasaia, 49,,
UssA, wyo.iaG. Hswssi - -
Philippi.s dslsssAss ssPpostsd nss-
we're vsqsess fos the holAiAa = ~
eosvsas'ea 10 shss. cssy. bss sksy
wess ossswkslniaSly delssAsa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
o.assA.n E,ugsiua Rsass Z, Icuoa
INV ns.irs 49, 80 lSll

On the first and third Tsesday.
OF each month during the entire
year The Colorado and Southern
Railroad viii sell round trip tickes.
to great many pointe in Ne~ Nex-
'co and Texas at greatly reduced
rsses- Final limit twenty five d.y.
sl'o~'ne liberal stop-orer privileges.
For detailed information, r.se~. &c
call On yosf nearest Colombo s.d
Sostbern Agent o. address r E
f'sser. General Passenger Aes.s j..
Denser, Colo. Ns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
DIR. COX'S
0arbed Wiro
LINN

GUARANTEED TO heal witbov4 leev.
he blemish, OF MONEY REFUNDED.
Soc and &l.00 sizes for fresh wouDAa.
old sores, sore backs and shoulders .bwrps
and bruises. 25c size for Family Tee.
-. SoxS PAINLESS 0lsSIrR
painless and guaranteed 10 cure
sPsvin, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, SplimA,
RUNE, u any enlargement of bone o.
muscle, OF money refunded. Price -.
- oAAf ~ a. OaN esoSS
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
vGluiy eanninuaiun

TIE Sssss Veterinary Ex.minine
Beard Gill hold. fos the l.ss time
sades the Non Graduate Veterinary
Lac. IN exsminatsoa on Jansarv 5th
end 6&A. 1912. at the State Capitol,
sos those who wish 10 oAain . Noa-
GssAssse's Veterinary License.
Oaly those sko have besa in The
scssel psscsice Of vesesisasy N~di-
cine ed Ssleesy in Tie Sssse Il
Colombo s0 Eve yeass psevioss 10
100. sse elieibse 70 take THE el-
a0soAaioa.
For blsekA &C., apply 70 the Sec-
ssassy Il bu.rd, Saese Capisol,
DeosvG, Co3o.
An e1soiaaGioa Will also Be keld
sor essAsaass q svcog,issd collesss
- sksse cs4ossed By lie eoses,-
oeeA- H-Sl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

John Dale. Ssssrday Evening Poet
BLACK Dsasaond Coal
46tf : l. DAY, sGent.
COAL GOAL, COAL,
hssss~s q Esseussa.
Avissias Caps essshsssd 70 osdes
Get sss~s. Eshsl q. ksllss. est
Loer-A sss,ax II Aaher hseds
Resssu 70 T. \. ColIsss sad he pe
wssdsd. 4Stf.
wAursD-AswiaG, CkilAsea's sp-
psssl . spscsslsy. EsAs, q. kilIss.
HssA ed soes casl. Dssy cad
trsas1sssiAG. o. Z. Dsy, Phose,
Guaais0a 1911. 3ld
PoVsoss 49, pops TAs bsss yet
Ca yoss sspply sssiy.
49sf 0svssss Bsos.
j. A. FUBeS, Painter end Dscuss-
tor, NossA nsia 6sssst, GsAnisoa.
SiNa wOrk . spsCislty. AlH
Cell u tAs Eevs- Chanpioa olioe
fos ssse'ss. hs.s . big supply
on honA.
Clasesss AAsns
Esssiesss 80 Qsssas~sse. Tsl-
spAsas, nss~ss S6l.
Pos sAls-Asy, sboss 800 soes
hs1ss 70 ksve il ~ % vsacA, ssss
AS-S2 Z. j. BvwERs, Powdsrhosn.
Eoa aALE-RsDcA- -2l0 scFes, o.
ROwAssAorn. Addpsss
E. J. Bowers,
14-S2 PO~derhoen.
Do yos vent that doll drssssd los
~ Nth Giriis x1es? Yos will
I'D - ssedy. Ethel O. Killea
hui. 2. Schsvess hes occurred the
0sssisoa Agency Tor the fsnoss
"IsAiaa Remedy" thss csvss rhes-
ma1iom, kidDey and bladder troohle
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Warm csrpesa. bright r~es, At
tssctive art squares. The 10 the
ssesoa when the home 10 msde cheer
fsl 1or the winter seasoa. Oar fer
nitsre and qseeaswsre store 10 we'll
equipped 70 ssppiy yosr wanse. in
fscs this coming seed hes been made
. sssdy. II yos have . problem in
Dot ksowins jsst What 70 get. see
esr new patterns.
CLARENCE ADAns, Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
Sasais.ssy hrupsaah

Notice is hereby given that the Board of
County commissioners of the ounty Of (3unni.
sou will receive bids for supplying said Coantv
Tor the year 1912 with all books. stationar, rec
oris. printing, hthographing. pens, ink " pe.
writing SUPP lies and blanks required by the
tounty for its use during said time Sealed
Proposals may be filed with the clerk of sa id
hoard on before January lst 1872
Dated December 3, 1911.
p HURLEY, Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

PARENTS! :: :; = ,:::: :::; :: :. 20 ::
ing To get il send -
cents today for leading boys monthly magazine
in America. High class stories, eduestieaal,
manly. sports, games, electrical. mechanical
carpentry, wireless, aviation, poultry. pots,
camping trapping aud Boy Scouts depts
heepe a2.sO boys Interested now Sent to thPep
homes q whole year for 81. Remit To- the
NATIONAL iOUTd, a64 kedse Building,
Chicago, Ill. taS2
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
os6ua Slnes

Lnves Baldwin every morning ex-
ops S.sdsys st $50 .. -
Arrives Gsnnisoa els.
Lesves Gsnnison LOO p. N.
Arrives Baldsin sou p. IN.
Few, aboat 5 cs.ts . 1ile. Pack
ages deliveseA say~hese aloax the
sosse. fOsr paGroeaec rv.pecsf.lly
solscited.
0d- H. S. CaAsI. Propriesns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
ea eset

Furnished house Inquire of
A6tf Mrs. T. j. FLAvIN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
e0 -

Alfalfa and timothy hay.
49a. H. s. CRooKs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
SuAsrsAs Nv

We viii be glad TO receive sub
scriptions 1t any time, intended for
holiday gifts. II will help ns - we'll
- you If yoa will ssbecribe nov.
l6tf NORMAL Book STORE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
F0 81

Eighty acres Of land two miles
esst from Main street Partly i'm
proved at bargain il taken soon
Isqsire of j. j DUNBAR, 46tf.
New York Ave. West Gunnisop
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
LaIk ~

Cebbaee delivered in city limits
% se r. R. depot for el50 per 100
lbs. II cold in sack lots; or el.25 per
100 ID. II sold in cor lo4s. send
yo~r osders TO JoaN B. OUroALf,
l0tf. 0annisoa. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
TWENTY NAn AGO

gA0sad essid aeQsatntoass - Jw0st,
And WsVsv bvVs1eht to 0sas
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
E~ So

Coed driving AID saddle horse
bride and seddIe. bsesy and bar
mesa, slei9h and robe. Hor~e i
gentle, good for family use. vii
sell whole ostft very cheap
Inquire 1t Ne~-Chsmpion Office
40tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Contractor wanted for the haul
ing Of about one thousand tons.
more or less, of ore from the Star
mine to the railroad siding at
Bockers place Address p. Bischoff,
Administrator, Aspen, Colo. 4stf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
0Dss 0saa - CsILss

will have MiDce Meet and Fruit
Cakes on hand for sale. for the
Christmas and New Yesr's holidays
EIzA THonAs.
45Af Wisconsin St.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Sss Csssss Osbosss, Upper Mai.
assst, 6sssisoa, for pipe 6ttiaG,
end ssppsiss, beth tsbs. wster clos
sts, ysAge boilsrs, sinks, &c. 77tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

FoR SALE-Pony Premo A Camera
6De IeRs, auto. shutter, extra plate
holdess. lessher carrying csse, tripod.
Cost over $50 Sell for &lO be-
cause duplicated.
Ms. II. +. LAKE JR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

hui. 2. 6chavess he's occurred the
0sssisoa agency for the fsnoss
"Isdiaa Remedy" thsa csrss rhes-
nsAis@. kidney asd bladder sroshle
&c. el.W bottle. See the Prof.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
ICE, ICEl

ICE, ICE! ICE!
The old reliable Gannison Valley Ice
Go. Wholeesle cad retail.
l7t. n A. PENSIHerox, Mgr.
Phone beaver 1901
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22
\X/ANT-ADS n d,is column
w Ct ase Reaas. They .'e
on|y Eve cents . line. GtSSsox GtSA ,,,

"NEN
1C. CUNNlSON ISL
d GOAL, COAL. COAL.
Parsons 4 Ferguson
FoR SALE-A tsw head Of horses
aud bob sled A. ID Mckee 50ef
Csll II tier~.a h.ssr Jrs COS
Fsrssssse, Li.osss@, Rss., Wall
paper, etc ~
Fos SALE es TRADs-Fosd Ran
sbost, will overhssl
l5tf hns. C. L. WusUR.
Fos REET- Fosr-room cottage.
fsraishsd. A. BRAY.
l9tf.
Clsseace Adsus.
Fsraitsve sad Qssssswsse. Tel
ephoae hssveF 56l.
Spscisl ssls ef millinery. Cell ct
Nm. j. ID. Jeanias's ssose. Mrs
Pete AilIes, sssasssf. 4ssf
0entle hosse for sale. Will work
double a. sinGle, ride ~ drive. Will
ssll cheap. Addpsss Mrs. n. CAvA-
KAUen, 0snnisos. Altf
FW plsss ed estimates % any
line a es0sns Work sse
G. L. WILsUR, 0vsaisna.
A5tf Phone, Bssves SOL
Sss Csssas Osbosss. Upper MAJ.
ssssst. Gsssisoa. for pipe SITTING.
end ssppliss, beth tsbs. vster clos
sts, FsA0e l,oilers, sinks, etc. 57h
ICE. ICE! ICE.
The old relisble Gunnison Valley Ice
Co. WhossssIe cad retsil.
l7tf. n. A. PENSIHerox, Mgr.
Phone beaver lO8l.
FoR SALE-l40 tons of hay on
blse oesa, foaF miles from Sapipero.
e5 per soa. 1880 scrss of fenced
posture will 20 gratis J.J. Shack le-
fosd, Baldwin, Colo Aft
FoR SALE-Pony Premo A Camera
6Be lens, auto. shutter, extra plate
holden, lessher carrying cs.e, tripod.
Cost over $40 Sell for elO be-
cause Duplicated.
ms H. +. LAKE JR,
ess -
Alfalfa and timothy hay.
49a. H. s. CRooKs.
ee ase4
Furnished house Inquire of
A6i. Mrs. I. j. FLAvIN.
Contractor wanted for the haul
ing Of about one thousand tons.
more or less, of ore from the Star
mine to the railroad siding at
Bockers place. Address P. Bischoff,
Administrator, Aspen, Colo. Aft
SuAsuAs Nv
We viii be glad TO receive sub
scriptio0s At sny time, intended for
holiday gifts. II will help ne - well
- you if yos will ssbscribe nov.
A6tf NORMAL Book SroRC.
fa So
Eighty acres Of land two miles
east from Main street Partly i'm
proved at bargain il taken soon.
lsqsire of j. j DUNBAR, 46tf.
New York Ave West Gannison.
Coed driving aid saddle hor.e.
bride and seddle. bsesy and hsr-
mesa, sleieh and robe. Horpe is
gentle, good for family use. Will
sell whole ostit very cheap
Inquire 1t Ne~-Chsmpion Office.
49tf.
0anua Snsps
Leaves Baldwin every morning e.
0pt Sapdays u 60 .. n.
Arrivcs Gsanisoa S:l5.
Lesves Gsnnison LOO p. N.
Arrives Beld~in sou p. IN.
Fsse, sbost 5 cs.ss . 1iIe. Pack
agss deisescA aay~hese aloa4 the
rosie fo.r paaroeaee respecsf.lly
solscited.
zSH H. s. CaARv, Propsiesns.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

FoR SALE-l40 tons of hay on
Blse oesa, losr miles from Sspissso.
e5 per soa. 1880 scrss of fenced
psstaFe viii 20 gratis J.J. Shack o.
ford, Baldwin, Colo Aft
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Do yea wsnt that doll drsssed lor
~ istls Giris X1es? Yos will
I'D - sssdy. Ethel @. KilIea
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

GOAL. GOAL. COAL.
Parsons 4 Ferguson
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Fa pls.s ed sstiastss % any
line of ssasns Work -
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

G. l.. WlLsUR, 0ssaisna.
A5tf. PhoRe, hsoves sol
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Pos eAIs-nsy, sboss 800 toas
hs1ss % ksve il ~ % vsscA, ssas
P0UAssh0rn.
AS-S2 Z. j Bowels, Powdsrhosn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Oentle hosse fos ssls. Will WORK
double a. sinGle, ride ~ drive. Will
ssll cheap. Addvsss hrs. n. CAvA-
KAUen, Gsnnisos. Alu
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Call II kIer1sa hsssr Jr.'s fos
Fsrssssse, Liaolssm, Rags, Wall
paper, esc. ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Toa 9AlE-RsDch-9l0 scsea, o.
POWdssAorn. Address
EJ BowERs,
AS-S2 Po~derhorn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Fos SALE es TRADs-fosd Ran
sbost, will oSerhssl
l5tf ms G. l. WLsUR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

FoR SALE-A tew head of horses
sad boh sled. A. ID Mckee 5Oe
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Spscisl sale ef millinery Cell .,
Nm. j. ID. Jeaniag's ssose. Mrs
Pete Ailles, nssaases. ASH
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

C101D00o A0o0o
Fsssissss 80 oSssas~sse. Tel
epA0os, nsoses ssh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-12-22

Cell u tAs Move Chsapioa olkce
for sssesss. hsvs . big ssPPiy