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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

HAYWARD 4 CLARKs COTTON LETTER
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1e.-LaverpoOl was
quick to recognize the advantage Of supremacy
sibiiity OF legislation at washington adverse
10 the trade in this country. Liverpool fu-
lures this morning show loss Of 10 points
points off: sales 10000 bales
Our Liverpool cable: Cannot believe Scott
bill possible. Best people here inclined TO
Our market opened about II points lower,
Trading quiet and orderly, although grave
apprehension hung over the market Feeling
and opinion are upset, but the general view
cotton would follow in case the measure under
consideration in Washington should pass. Prices
nuctuated between 13.90c and l4c for May.
Support is held in allegiance until something
definite IS heard from Washington. The mar
ket Is well liquidated. present prices are con-
sidered safe and the demand for cotton would
now undoubtedly increase materially in case
the political disturbance was removed. Light
rains were rather general over night in cen
tral and northern Texas and a good rain fell in
the Fort Smith section Of Arkansas Indica-
lions for extensive rain area to pass
eastward and cause general rains successfully
in Texas and in the central and eastern states
IN the next few days
Considering the serious consequences OF an
unfavorable outcome 10 the Scott bill, II Is not
surprising that a portion OF the spot holders
also have weakened and here and there a de-
cline in spot prices Is reported. heNeontract
market recovered confidence toward noon on
more encouraging news from Washington to
the effect that the most influential trade and
banking talent Is using its influence against
this destructive bill.
BUTTER CHEESE AND EGGS
NEW YORK. Feb. 1e.-Butter steady; re-
ceipts 9.60o. Creamery specials, 29c; extras
27027ne; firsts, 22924c: seconds, 19d2Ic;
creamery held specials. 24d25c; extras, 23d
23le: firsts. 21122c; seconds. 19d20c; state
dairy finest. 25d26c; do. good TO prime. 219
24c; do common 10 fair. 1TG2Oc; process spe-
Gals. 20hc; extras zoe asked; first, lS1Ioc
seconds. l6017c; initiation creamery first, 1S6l
Zoe; factory held. 1914 61T1he; do. current make
first lie asked; do. seconds, 1910 asked.
Cheese firm. unchanged; receipts. 1666. State
whole milk special. 15h G17c; do. September
quality fancy colored. 15c; do. fancy white
141z a i5c: do. summer and fall made. choice
13A G14hc: do. late fall, good TO prime 184
13izc; do. winter made. best. 1Oih 611hc; do
common 10 fair. 9d1Oc: skins, 2dl2c
Eggs steady; receipts q. 507. Fresh gathered
selected extras. 1914 d16Ac; first. lie asked
seconds, 1511416c; do. sdirties No. l. lac: do
No. 2 12I13c; do. checks. 1id12c; refriger-
ator first 12c: do. seconds, 11d11hc; state.
Pennsylvania and nearby hennery white, 81
23cs do. gathered white, 20d22c; do. hennery
brown. 19c: do. gathered brown and mixed. 176l
lse; weston gathered whites. 19921c.
CHICAGO QUOTATIONS
The following were the ruling prices on the
prev
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

MEXICO, United States and Canada government
lands how secured free. Mexico's new law
offers good land 40 cents to 81 per acre; easiest
terms; your residence not required; colonists
granted financial aid and exemption from
taxes. Send so cents for 1911 book OF official
instructions. new laws, and description OF lands.
Landseekers' Guide. Station 40, Austin, Tex.
Reference, Austin National Bank.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

FOR sABE-Walking beam pump Jack, wood
pulley; 90 feet OF four.ply six-inch rubber
betting, cheap. Charlie d. Tillman. Atlanta.
Ga.
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WE PAYS8OAMONTHS SALARY

and furnish rig and ell 70 Introduce geuly
cad stock powdePst plani steady work Address
sicLEa COMPANY x427i SPRINGFIELD ILLINOIS.
No MORE RUB BOARDS-Make your washing
and securing easy by a simple homemade
compound. Recipe for making sent for 25c. A.
s. Barksdale. warrenton. Ga.
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srrscHrLArzous

AGENT in every town to sell Dr. stipe's Bon
Ton for complexion. Address Mrs. J. "A.
Stipe, 403 whitehall ST., Atlanta Ca.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17
HABIT.

TOBACCO HABIT CURED OR No COST Har-a
less home treatment Of roots and herbs Sure,
pleasant permanent. Send your name now.
Nike Works. ), Wichita. Kansas.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17
M1sCn1nArnoUs
THAT guarantee is as

$1,000 GOVERNMENT positions open. Write for
I list. Franklin Institute. Dept. G.-S9. Roches-
ter. N Y.
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Atlanta, nominal. I4Hc.
New York. quiet, lac.
Liverpool, steady, TAD.
New Orleans, dull, 1434c.
Galveston. quiet. 14%c.
Wilmington. nominal. lake
Savannah. steady, 1415c.
Norfolk. steady. 14hc.
Baltimore. steady. 14%c-
Philadelphia, nominal. IA 25-1o0c.
Boston, steady, 14c.
Mobile nominal, 14c.
Charleston, nominal. 14hc.
St Louis. quiet, l4Bc.
Little Rock. nominal 14hc.
Houston. weak. 141tc. s@
Memphis nominal. 144c.
Augusta. quiet 1850.
Louisville. quiet 15c.
Macon. steady. f4c.
Columbia, steady. 14Le.
Cahrlotte, steady. 13&c.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
The following were the ruling prices On the
= ange taday:
Ton barlyeee shrdlu shrdlu shrdlu jpjp p
Tone barely steady; sales 10000; middling
I'D
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17
IL POST CARDS FREE

We will send u of the prettiest post cards you
saw for &c to pay postage and mailing II
you will show our cards to 9 Of your friends. u.
FOR ExCHANGE-By owner so acres. Howell
Co., Mo-, Second Valley; good improvements:
daily mail timber water, school and church;
near Frisco r. r. Price $4,000. Want farm
south. b. +. Julian, Cabool, Mo.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

UNPUBLISHED TABLE RICE. with all OF the
heart left on. No breakfast food 50 delic-
ious and nutritious. Nothing better for tired
people and delicate children. 100 pounds In
double sacks, freight prepaid to your station.
$500. ]. Ed. Cabaniss. Rice Farmer, Kay.
Harris Co. Texas
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

HOPES Mexican Big Boil Cotton Is king Larg-
est and earliest big boil known. 80 bales TO
horse. Earlier than Ging's % to 90 per cent
ever common varieties Convincing proof Actress
]. ID. Hope. Sharon, S. c.
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NV oRLEANs coTTI

The following were the ruling prices in the
exchange today.
Tone steady; middling 14sse. steady.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

GET MARRIED-MatrimOnia paper containing
advertisements marriageable people frona al
young. old; Pr0testanfs, Catholics; mailed, seal
ed, free. h. II. Gunnels. Toledo Ohio.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. when delayed use TrinmpR
pills. Always dependable. RELIEF" and PAP
ticulsrs free. Write National Medical Inselfnsa,
Milwaukee, Wis.
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WANTED HELP-MALE

l WILL START YOU earning 81 daily at home
in spare time silverIng mirrors; csptfaIs
free instructive booklet, giving plans OF opera
ton. G. +. Redmond. Dept. $50. Boston, Mass.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

YOUNG me- for railroad firemen. brak ernen
baggagemen; S75-10O to start; early prOm0-
ton; experience unnecessary; state age. weight
and height. Address Railway Bureau. $50 Pan
anna Bldg. st. Louis. No.
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PERSONAL

WEALTHY california gentleman. As. would
marry Confidential. X, Box So Toledo
League. Toledo, Ohio.
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with rigs to introduce poultry compound.
Years contract. Imperial Mfg. Co.. Dep1- &c.
Parsons. kas-
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-02-17

wANTED-Railway mail clerks. postoffico
clerks and rural carriers. Thousands NEEDED.
High salaries. Prepare now. Write today for
Free Lesson and Guarantee. Ozment. Dept 80.
ST. Louis.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
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Martin Cohb. an odd time miner af
fs.id~sn. died at the ceaIsly hospital
Monday psornsn9 The odd man Lsd
''een ''iisae Tor -anse time. and having
ne Relatives an this par' Il the coan-
try. had been hronehi IN 10 the hoe
pstai several dsys before. EIe Was
born ca Septemt,er Is. ls33. IN
PENNSYLVANIA. besna then. rs wears
1t age Tie came t. Colorado in '72
and b Gspn'soa eosstv about thirty
wears ago. Baldwin has always heeu
he home and cual mining his oecu-
patton.
The only relative known. a sister.
Lucy Bronson. hives at Wimmers.
Pa. HE had written b. her IN his
last Illness. aud the day q his
funeral, pathetic letter vas received
reerettlag that lack # means pre-
vented her from coming 10 Colorado
a foreleB country" to care for him
In the last sickness
Mr. Cobb was a veteran Of the ciivil
war He drew q pension of $40 n
mouth having served in 20 h Penn.
Reserve Corps The funeral Tses-
day, April is. was held under direc-
tl1n ct Gsnnlsos Post NJ. no A
X, whose members read the burial
service at the grave
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
~ GanuuouD - 49,

There seems 10 ne quite . general
U1'sen'eni ~ el.~e 1p the plsees oi
hs~sne-. today and g. dasa 10 meei
- booster tram II Pueelo pso,le.
uBssaes the seventy -6ve cstlzeps 81
eosi c'is the fssaose co~boy band
- worth hearing t.Vervbody wIth
- a"iomIhsle Is eosne 10 transport
ssssi9rs 10 sse the N5rmal school. aud
slsker can Gil ia the slme TALKING
essosd gauge ana Ra,abow Route
ths broad 7ssaslns ct Marshall pass
= ss ImPor.s'st 10 Pacific AZ the
usGsft tsssel 10 10 Denver, aud our
ssBstors os1ht to he walked sp 10
49, fact. Aud ~ 30 the Rainbow
ts"te. Just call their attention TO tine
0onnison river which they have
eaDsed IN comsaR from Moatrose, and
- IT the tang in the air doesa I
ugke QUE think d trout fishing
6 tbese 70 say doubt about the
esnmercssl importance of Gapnisoa
eussty, ssAGest that Of the 29.s4s
angeoads II fFeisht originating on the
sPd disissoa in 1910. this county
r. auced @,s57, or seventy per cent
& - cssiosds and SIXTY per cent Of
- tonasae.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
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@6suuns - - 6upus-
- ss16 49, dN0
- = - 49, vsus

Watson a Waugh are painting the
frswt IT their place II business on
MAN street.
I'D. Rider has soili his ranch ID
I'D ssres ut Jack CABIN 10 q. l..
Wlll's II that place
Mrs u n. Sapp ,s paperias
plaeterlng and having electric hSk,s
Installed IN her Residence occupied
by y ID Lea.
Chsrlev Meyer has resumed work
on his apartment hoase facing the
bssievard There Is a good deal of
labor IN Eenossting the old br,ck
The balldias fever ,s getting hold
of many Guanison people, and it
present proepects continue, a half
dozen new residences are likely 10 be
started shortly.
The smoke Of bonfres is seen and
smeIied from every quarter for with
the annual sprin9 towa cleaning
whstever the hres consume is 50
mach less 10 pay for having hauled
awsy
GIlpstrick, the real estate man Of
Colorado Springs, who recently
hos9bt the Ballard Coats ranch Of
3t'O acres up the Tomichi, has again
sold the property 10 Bandarant Bros,
Of Sslids, who are expected to locate
IN our county.
Frank Harper has traded his resi-
dence in south town to Mr.. Lucha
ior the Profliu ranch on Normal
Heighss and has moved his family
Mrs. Geo Estes and Miss Dosia have
also moved there, leaving the Estes
residence in West Gunnlson for sale
or rent
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
~ NuDssas c.

Seventyf,e thousand orchard
heaters were fired up in the Grand
Valley the other evening, and the
hills and mesas near Grand junction
were a mass OF blaze and smoke.
The heaters were successful is raising
Temperatures from six to eight de
grees is almost every case. and is it
believed the fruit crop is saved The
next week or two tells the tale, but
90 far prospects are fine for big
fruit crop. We rejoice in that. for
though Gunnison people never worry
about a crop failure, the prosperity
of our neiehbors 10 bound 10 be re-
fected here For one thing, q big
fruit crop will hasten the broad
gauge
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
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Nerl kesthley ~as baru At NJ
Charic.. Mo. m 1888 Ilis edsoa-
t,on wac fn,-bed IN NJ Charies
Aesdeuav he vas married In lsel
- Miss Mildred Isoui-e ssms. fFum
tins sIsinu was born fosr ohildrea.
three elris aud ese bow. Cisy keltk-
iev. nov a re-idesi of NinIia. Gala
Minnie deceased. Mrs. q y MYERS
81 Gunni-en and Miss HERNIA Keith
lev of Tellsriie
Al the close 81 the Civil War IN
which he Was a soid,er, Mr. Meth
ley engaged an the mercantile bust
hess at MeBtevelio. Nc FOR a nun
ber of wears He then removed
from there b. Oklahoma where his
vile died Just 10 wears ago 10 the
day pr,nr 10 bic own e,esth HIS
hume was IN Oklahoma until the ls-i
iew months since when he had been
residing maei Of the time With Mrs
q y Myers He had only been at
Telluride IL DAYS where he wac
making his home with Miss HERNIA
His death was due 10 fatty deeenera-
tlon Of the heart caused by kidney
trouble He departed this life on
"Wednesday, April II, expiring IN
the arms Of his daughter, HERNIA,
after an illness of but an hour 90
two His was long and useful life
devoted 10 family and friends Mr.
keithIey united with the Christian
early in liz.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
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49, 49, - G.. -
s'. AsS. $3.50

the sstust,on IN osr state lea,sss-
ture 10 ere~fng mere aud more
strained. tor as the senasor.al conseus
confln.e-. aud u becs,sae~ morp sad
more evident thai Iesther Sp~-er sas
Adams can be elected. the sore spsns
are hreakin1oot The adams peopIe.
at ies-s show their aessre o. ses ~
aether by voting fur other caaaidas~u,
since not only have "a vutes been cast
for Adams, but the same namt,er .ass
ed ga Thomas. ward. O'Donns.ll, Am-
mons and others Sts., y gets he We
sular 2s. and II rs dosbtful whethes
so~ he ever could get more than kstf
a dozen more As II takes 81 vaAss
10 elect, PLAINLY II is eosne to he sans
one outside Of Denver.
The checks and coanter checks -
saitlRe from the senatorial coat~ua
are nov carried into every sort Il
Legislation. Appointments are held
Mp. appropriations are delayed otkss
needed bilIs are talked 10 death-sll
IN hopes OF buying or owbestiRl .
vote here aud there
At present writing it looks =
though the Legislature might adjoSss
Saturday night Of this week wisko~e
passing an appropriation bill a say
Kind This wosld Of course lossD
an extra session. just where IT,
advantage would he to either side "
such tactics is mystery, but il 10
being seriously considered, by ~
Anti-Speer forces, who are namesi-
cally much the stronger
A feature Of the week has beea H.
reconveuinR Of the Pueblo coaRey
convention 10 d,scuss this sitwsaiaa.
Ii declared almost unanimously ius
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
u { Ord Nsoipe

1000 Alpha Adult Bible Class in
lecture room.
ll:o0 Morning service and wor.bip
200 p. m Epworth League. lead
err, Prof @. Ruland.
':i5 Pleasant Sunday evening.
Special program- Sermon ON Edgar
Allen Pce's Raven, by request. ac-
companied by recitation The
Raven illustrated by II slides. H.
lustrated song, Tell me the Old Old
story Songs and solos by choir
and friends- Music by Gavet.e
orchesera-
do mot miss this special proGr.a-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
Laaa AsDssia1iso 0soaninss

The Gannison Savings Loan and
Building association held meeting
of stock holders at the Office Of h. NJ.
Nourse, attorney for the COMPANY,
FRIDAY evening. l.. NJ Collins was
elected president, w. s Winslow,
vice president, W " Mckee, secre-
tsry and Treasurer A finance com
mIttee was named to consist of T.. NJ.
Collins, +. O. Palmer and Il. W.
Endner The Loan committee was
named as p j Hurley, :. J Miller
and W 5 Winslow 1t is proposed
10 immediate make canvass to secure
the entire 500 shares pledged. Up
to-dste, sbost l75 shares have been
pledged With hardly snv canvass
BY hsy frss it is hoped that the
cosssisstiea saA BY -lsws and proc
psctss will be printed and the new
co@psay ready for business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
Cnine Css~esois,,

A Western Slope convention of
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs is TO be
held at Paonia on the 9th Of this
mouth, and at Grand Junction ON
June 10 to Is will be held the an
nual convention of the Society of
Christian Endeavor, 10 which gather
ing Gunnlson will undoubtedly send
a good delegation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

AlSa As.ms. and no cascs~. ~ l.ng
- sasas rcmslsea IN the race
The hfll perm1ttsDg race TRACK
es"bhag. wa- sess,ea hs Goserusr
sesiFoth N a strong nses-aae 10 the
QBuerai ssremt,lv.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
OoinaG1p Spouls - ~ ~

Gannlson county creditors Of Con-
tractor Ward, who built the Salida-
Gunnison toll line for the Colorado
Telephone company last year, have
this week agreed TO accept a fraction
over "A cents on the dollar from the
company. About seventy-five of
them had assigned bills TO The Gunni-
son Hardware and A. NJ. Woodwork,
Who we're represented by f NJ.
Noarse. Toeether with attorneys Of
Selida claimants, just ~ numerous,
and lawyers Of the telephone com
psny . meeting wss held in Denver
TO adjust the matter, rather than
bring the case to trial in Salida Ii
seems that Ward fell down pretty
hard, and the company was not
legally liable for more that contract
price, % that lien would only etick
for this amount However, some
what more than balance of contract
price was allowed in the settlement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

A special meeting Of the W. r. C.
viii be held at Redmsn hall Satur-
day, April 22nd, at 2:3O D. m. for
the purpose of completing arrange
ments for the Nav dance. Others
are requested to bring their daugh-
ters Tor the initial practice of the Nav
Pole dance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
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FoR sALE-the j q. Smith ranch
Of l60 acres above town. Mostly
producing alfalfa land. includes
three quarters Of . mile Of Gannison
river, and can easily be made fine
fishing resort Terms, very reason
able Also good horse for sale.
Write or inquire Of Lee Lehman,
Administrator Smith Estate.
ST Gannison, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
Fer ST.

Twenty head of first class horses
including some good single driver.
and draft horses. Can be seen st
my ranch one mile north Of Gunni-
son Also some good bulls. l6-l7.
W. L. Axpgssox.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

fusss II mon snder d,rection Of
= II. Cossins 10 6xing the coanty
nty vusd down the river. At this
he pest Of tie Rainbow Route, it
Md BE- in shape. We understand
pmissiossss of Sagsache county
Z alrssdy working on Cochetopa
to oPsa this road, 20 thst while
arch psss 10 building autos can
Ret into the Gannison fishing
I ntry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
heskyssriaa OurA ks>ire
200 m. SUNDAY School.

1900 m. Sunday School.
900 p. m. Christian Eadeavor.
Efforts are being made TO secure a
pulpit supply for the coming wear.
as soon as possible. In the mean
time remember that vou are always
welcome at all Sunday School and
Christian Endeavor services
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
ClSsSSsTs q MAI cAms
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9alnlQn- q c. q
0uuusd Pusupah

II millions have been taken frsm
Gunnison mines. there are hundreds
IT millions vet b. t~ discovered.
Osr mineral wealth 10 well nigh
Iaexhaustsble A revival of quartz
mining is bound b. ecc.r soon New
methods of mining and trestmest are
changing condrtion- Surrounding
production and handling Il low grade
deposits. Our main draw bach Just
nov is IN the edioas feres' reserves,
shich have killed prospecting
Mines need encouragement and the
fostering hand IT severnmest. not
suspicion and sa9etng aud open
opposition However, with the move
mem toward turning over public
lands 10 the states, this handicap
will be removed. and Gsnnison conn
~ march on into Its rl9httsl place
Of the leading mining county Of
Colorado.
Charlie Pfrommer is doing some
work oa the Lewis IRON mines at
Powderhora.
Ella Mountain Pilot states that the
coal production ,s getting back to
normal mp there, aud prospects are
good for It's increasing this summer.
Some good ore is being taken out
of the Grand Prize mine on which
Atherton Bros, have q lease With
better roads, the ore will he shipped
Prof s r. Emmons. at the head
of the geological survey which com
piled the Crested Butte Anthracite
Folio died recently at bis home in
Washington, ID. G..
We understand there is prospect
Of both the Good Hope and the
Turner Properties starting mp this
spring That will certainly be a big
boost for the Old Belt.
Machine drills are pushing things
st the heading Of the Copper noun
tain tunnel. which the Brant Inde-
psndest Mining company 10 drilling.
a l0lD foos eoatFscs 10 TO he Iet
Esass9 Yd;er Wss this wes.k called
10 Ohio City, there TO do further
work for the Carter Mining company,
which will shortly put it's new mill
in operation. We ere oil look ing for
big things from the Carter this sum
mer
The strike of brittle silver ore in
the Usona tunnel, seems to have been
a very good one, and two more veins
are known to exist a few hundr d
fe~t ahead This present strike VAS
made in about 600 feet from the
portals.
After yesr Of tremendously heavy
work the principal mines of Aspen
have been unwstered, and the old
time production Of such properties
~ the Free Silver, Mollie Gibson,
SmuegIer, and twenty other mines
which are affected, will be resumed
In the Della S, an ore body estimated
10 contain ore worth between
sS,0OO.OOO and SIO,OOO,0OO is made
workable.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
osa1va NnaD nlanufoenvinR Csnps
0ps0 S1De

osl6va 6ans nnnu6aeaviR Csnpso
0pso S1os
The Baldwin Piano Man nufscfarins
Co. Of Cincinnati, represented BY A.
E Smith and B. c. Briggs. hes OPEN
ed . temporary store in Gsnnison,
Just north of the News Cham pion
building on Main street. They have
broscht in Q stock of instrumeute,
including two Ellington Inner
plavers, considered the most perfect
player piano on the narket TODAY.
Il 10 certainly . mvsical marvel, and
its powers are we'll exhibited by q
large nsmber Of fine selections.
which can be heard At any time,
Indeed, Messrs. Smith and Brines in
vite the psblic 70 come and sse their
stock and hear the fDe music. Eepe-
cially If VOC consemplase psrch.sine
. piano il will psy 70 So tLeir goods
and Ct pries. Besides, the Ellinx-
ton player, this company manufsc-
tsre the fsmoss Baldwin, the
Howard. Hamilton, Monarch and
Valley 0so pias0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
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Seed Oats from The famows Calo-
RADIO No 81 strain. The coming oct
for this country Seed 10 heavy,
clean aud in 6ne condition Also
Newmarket seed oats in ~ good con-
dition. ~ 81 per handred Sse,
write or phone 5. G. Fisher. Gsani-
son. Off
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

A phone FROM Marshal Mabonev
OF Marble, received here sunday told
the supposed suicide Of John Helms.
quarry worker. who had been board
ing at the house Of Mrs. j. j. CurIev.
Coroner OLearv went over thai
night, and has not returned with de.
tall- of the death.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

There will be morning and even
ing Easter choral services at the
Episcopal church Sunday, April %.
Music under the direction Of Prof.
W. A. Franks. All Christians of
whatever name are cordially invited
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21
lssk o. ~ oeiaA Vsow

This 10 pretty nearly the last call.
before some mighty high water get.
into the Gsnnison river. 1t is true
the June rise" 10 eome time distant,
but though the dangerous ewollen
streams do not usually arrive until
the snow goes all at once in the tim
Der. yet, from almost every point in
the co.nty comes word that practi-
cally no snow At eli hss melted a.
yet The wide slopes below the
timber are yet covered, and this ~ill
come down in lsse April and early
Nay.
So look out for high w.Aer a.d
dosble sscAr tAe bridGss WAils
tAsse - - tine
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

For sALE-Foar good wooden bed.
sssads and one No 3 fosr hole cook
stove. PAosse a. uviAA l6.f
- N ZeyuyN Yutr fsof5-
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-04-21

The Equitable Fraternal Union
Assembly No. 47O will not meet ON
thursday OF THIS week, but ON tho
next regular night which will be
May 4. Important business makes
IT necessary for a full attendance.