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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1913-12-06
For Direct Elections

81 turn to a subject which hope
can be handled promptly and with
out serious controversy of any kind
mean the method Of selecting nom
inees for the Presidency of the
United States. feel confident that
do not misinterpret the wishes or
the expectations Of the country when
/ urge the prompt enactment Of .es
station which will provide for prim.
airy elections throughout the ooun
try at which the voters of the sever
al parties may choose their nomi.
uces for The Presidency without the
Intervention Of nominating conyeE.
ions. ! venture the suggestion that
this legislation should provide for
the retention of party conventions,
but only for the purpose of declar-
ing and accepting the verdict of the
primaries and formulating the plat
forms Of the parties. and suggest
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
0nnnnoo OuD

Il D..Asa !. s.laiaG i. Is.A-
sslhL
z l. Cs>pAsa - sss.s.sd so
wok.
c. 4 Nsa.u. sgs.s sssssl 49,
" hlsssss - 80.
c. ns,sssn = ls;Ag g -
lCsssapd nssss AsuscA.
JE. hs>s 80 1aAs Qu1s. hsss
es - CsssnsA nusas.
y. D. kiaAssdsas sssss.sd Svo~
Csasssus wsd,ssAsv.
a. uca.ss.y - ss;e.sd A;s
psiai. - ~ ess sAags
OlssAs Cs~pasli Ass s.s.s.sd -
sost = sAs sossd kaAs,l
Fsssk wsiehs " ssNcAisG -
Oasss v sAs sossd ksso.
ID = 6ssdsseAsA - susssusd
70 sast sssss sss dsys s;Sa.ss.
Eaginss Pss>sss has susss.sd 70
sost On the ossss pssssaess s.a.
o. j. BilIiAG end BoyA rysss
hase sacA sskss . sAars lss~s a sA-
ssace.
hsrk D~El~p - fuiaS - ~
skost s~a bsswssn hoatross saA
kelto.
EA0issss SeD~es has vstasnsd
tsoe sslids sad - sesia rsaain1 On
Cesse Hill
The siGhs osr isspsCsu Ass hsss
ssksa on % sooosss of tssiss run
siaG dssiag dsyl,shs.
Tie sso~ plow easi.s vss taken
over nsssAsll Psss nosdsy " clssr
the sosd sites tAe Storm.
Geosss Tsvvsrthsa hes vstsrned
frosa Sslids where he hes bssa in
the hospital for several wssks.
0esessl Css Fossnaa T. p. Kvsbs
Of Sslids wss over this wssk locking
sftss Cor dspastmess mstssss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
~

auoD-t nsa4Ssao OuBuuUuonumD
8u.uAn1. 0WuA 8.
1nbsrt CssV.s 90 " Sssa - h~sr
Gsou sssnA 0ndss.
- kss. = ssuuA.a sss.k. - A.ss
enassnG 49, - wss4.
- Sso,s-s suDs u esun Htakn ~
- 10 siuss - Gauins SumSv. z.
- % Pswdush.n yss6ssHaS.
eBkert ViHuns. UiuGsad - nSsa
eADss sad Nsss osss,.v sss.nA.d -
- at fswdssAsm - q 90 - ~
- iine sias.
- stas0s - - - Ussk. -
Srt not Sssy Asd Asss, Aase aBs1ssd
- snow - - usne nil< hia ksaUs.a
- and fvwdssAssn, 60 - sesDs -
- hasiaG ssusiAsssb,< tsessha. N
ling IL Bips.
Valentine 1Asst Js. ast wisA . pasa-
- sccideut Sunday whsa his Asss<
sUSed end ssn piaaiaG him - -
Ossnd. TAe issa ssissup wss kuus
euAt srsUad ~ sssk, - - esssa ~
- It out, bsst, ''ss bsck Weuld have i, :,
- horse wss Osueas. Ne - 400 ~
0osinR.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
Former C:unnipoa
Gil Married On
Ma. IS II Denver

Aiss Mary Hsrriss Dsls, Assghter
Of Ar. ed Mn. Robert D.le; former
ly Of 0saaisoa. wss married. to Mr..
Robert E. Bright. . rising young
bss;.es ma Of Dsavss, ooanected
With he A. T. Lewis 4 Son Dry
Goods Coapssy. o. AsscA Is at
eight oc1ock. Ths cessooay took
pasns - tAe Aoos u Rev. A. Moore,
4z3: vslIejo s..
The hose wss dscorsAsd in ferns
ssd pink carnaaioes. Tks bride
wss drvssed u . bssstiful draped
messalise dsess ed carried pink
rosss. Those attending Tie bridal
party vese Ar. Clerks L. walker as
6sss naa, Aiss Edith v. Eastman,
also . iosUes 0sa.iso. girl, - maid
Of honor. A light lsscheoa was
served sfssr ths Csssooay.
lhe yosnG coapSe seoIe . march
o. their psreets % oaly chose friends
d The cospse ssAssded tAe wedding.
Those psesess were Rev. A. Meors
and wiSe. Ar. and Nm. A. Moon,
Ars. J. White, Mn. E. Bergen, Mr..
" Smith, Niss Eva Gilmore, Mlss
Edns wsssr.. Mr. Fred Crawford,
Mr.. C. L. Walkes, Miss Eva East
nsn. Niss Viola Mc0rail, Mr Fran
CO O'Ro.ke. NJ. Will C.nninghan.
Ar. Harry Miller, Miss Lena Larsen.
The bride received many substan-
tisi gifts. The happy couple are
keeping hosse q 1901 West ssh
Avsass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
ooaoll scllool
Eus g uItaeSu
49, 0a1AnnD Oounap o.
o1uoo 0nnAnGo.000num
0oUo . 90

On Friday. hsscA n, the Pebble
0chod Music Clsss of the Nosna
ochool gave . shorl osssosl, ea-
tssciRS a~ohsss iron sevessl sell
known soapassss. The stsdeats of
sAe HiGA School cad Normal School
end lev outsiders were e~ssas.
The following program was ssn-
dered:
March from Tsabsassr WaGner-
Nm. N~ckolis
[ EveainG 6sas from Tsnnhauser-
Wagner
I Tveu0ssei-Schman- Nisss
Esnics Hollingsbsck
0~sA noms Fvom Osr Mosatains,
y fsOvolese-Vssdi-Miss Vso Sod
Mn. Nsckolls
1sness Hayden
0esotts nsch
Miss Clennie Neil
eesiaG hssdelsoha
Ls1lsSy BssAms
Aiss Olive Vso
D1ss, IavitaGioa 10 the Dsace--Von
WsAes Misses Neil end Hollsabsck
IT. Two Grensdiers Sch~@an
Bsaor end Arws Handel
Mr.. Wilhes FFonks
Rev. Mr.. Nsckolls of Mesker,
Cslo. wss . visitor q ths school Lea
Fiday.
NJ. j. Flick, presidest Of the
ossesy High School Board. wss .
visitor 81 the Normal School Thar
~. March 20.
Miss Isabelle Aker Of Fowler,
Oo,o., he's catered the Junior Class
4 sAe Normal School.
Ms. Merlin Bedford of the Manual
Tssi.ins Department hes . clsss in
hssketry. This course is . new one
Asse and msch interest 10 shown.
n c:sss has six members.
Thre sre eighteen students en-
sollsd in the Montesorri Method
Cas.. in cAarg. Of Miss Hale. The
Nossssorri Method 10 that Of the
wsll known Italion cdscstor, Madam
0oesesorri. whose works seem apt
b revoistionise primary methods.
The banquet Of the Senior Class Of
~ Normal School will take place
- Saturday. April 18th.
The Normal School Seniors will
vsar caps and gowns during con-
week This decision w,s
lfrived st, at the class meeting on
Wednesday, March 26.
There will be fourteen students
gs.duated from the State Normal
School this year Twelve of thess
sill complete the course in June,
Iwo at the end of the summer term
There is much interest in the
High School over the meeting of tbs
western Slope Inter Colligiati A.
which takes place at Delta
Nay 10. There will be contests in
,sasory. defamation and debate
About twenty students Of the High
school have entered for the prelim-
aary tryoat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
VT q ~ clUoDoal
tCsatiassd frsa Ssssad rsge)

siasAe - iscsssss Of osly sAoss ~
Dills.
A0aia 4 y said ~ salooss ussG
b hsps - Osssisna 49, w. tO~n
~ tAessSy - sssAlsd - bsilA
ooss siaewslks. hsG.sAiaG sAis
sasseoses ~ ell yoss stss.a;aa 10
~ lsCs 49,, sitA ~ esSp&ios Of
csossis0s. sAs city doss aOs hy .
Soos Of siAswalk. TsAe yoss own
csss lus - exs.pss-AiA tAs salooa
liOesss .osey Icy . sids~slk !.
ssoss q YOUR psopestyi IL Il sos
. lscs ~ yos hsA 70 pay fos yosr
o~a side~alki Asother esssaioa
For how many years were the sslooas
Aese before say sidewslks wess laid?
AZ . ssAAes Of lacs vess nos tAsse
si4eWelks hid becesse Of tie ssGsb-
lisAoess Of he Normal SCHOOL,
A. 70 ~ sresoess that tAs clos
iAS a ~ salooas Uin reeul in
bootlaeGiee, blind siesss 80 oshsr
vioassiees u tAe lsw, Il 10 or op;nioa
ehat The sGs>s Of aGairs rod - lol-
IoW. The olIcsfs Of the town con
saiosus sssi-sslooa laws j.sG -
sescsselly - hey ca say otAss Aw
ezpssssiAG tAs sill Of . esiorisy Of
IAs pscpls.
SUoe have declared 0annisoa 70
b - cIssa morally and - law sbid-
iaG - any so~n IN ske sssas. We
Issve yoa 70 ssswes this ssssstioa
ssoo yosr o.. kso~ledee q coedi-
sioeA We DO 81 ho~eves. whsa
Aave TIE saloons contribsted 70 IL
Doral cleaalisso and iss law obssr-
vsoce?
whsa yos cass yosr balIos Tees
day, voAs Soe . better soWn, for sr.e
Aeeocies of prosperity. for The con-
tinsese cod progress ofo.r Nos.al
School snd Soe coeeerving The Dos.l
interests q lie coonunisy. TO
DO THIS VOTE FUR THIS
TOWN TO BECOME ANTI
SALOON TERRITORY.
The Christian Citiseoship LnagDe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
Aaouu uoll
eD - - - -
A6Unnuw


. esssds . serasa. . susGb<1no Uuwps.k.
= hesk eause asay hsFs shs ki6sueys.
asrsta. ~ ssGkschs sse>~a ksas~s.
81 s.sss< w~gu1nssss ~ ~ sstse.
. ssps~<1ss ssuusns hss ssrA sftscas.
. ussahsiBs sh~s 49, ssksueura sA.S-
sasdb
- Dnas . khlury B'ssa.
Essusass<p ~ v~s.ssSe rely uves IL.
btsw b sar kssses eass.
y. y. oak>asd- tAruser. ssver ST.
bssea. Cssss-, ssss -'s<ssse tssse ax.
! suonsed esss9 sapsseoU~ sSsuzsuss
~ha,A . bsa ssss<.s se lsesseve werp
cssssd ~ Uesk ks<as<ys. ksssiaG
ss1 eueur eapsrtsssGe ussk Dssas .
ki>Asey D5aas that tkey wes~
sks'essgbay ss.is,ssR, to<sA shem saa
they Hsahe usrnssssst csse. ssiN
tshe Rssssss ki>lssey E'tsas sccssssn-
shy - . pswcsueiss aGsiass rsturu
sttscks " ki<,ssey trsvtsSe~
Us ssis - sn o.usss Bstes 80
sssts vosees- mt,bUra Co.. nu0ala.
y Y. sole a0ssss ~ shs Uu1ss1
a1s:0
nsaa@hg ~ sa.e-ns.ae-~AH
sehs - ssAG.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

nscksaisa r. A. Ksssss kss -
stQaed sad Ass tsksa . possssea 9th
The Us.ssh rsslsoss q Asckse.
Chss Hsselhurst he's pssurned q
wost sSsss several lays sbsssce %
seeosss q siskssss snd Ass tsAaa
the Piskia Bsldwta psa.
rAsse sa0i.ss vss< esd hosAae
~ tskIAs sAs pssssassr train osss
Ossso hstl. % seeosaa of ~ wini
ssese sAe dsy hslose, skich ksl
drlftsd tks saOw.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

d.. Nososa 6sllivsa sssivsl from
WssAis0tos D. c. ~ lsHass pert OF
lsss wssk - osAss sAoss visit
eth Ais hsuAAss. D.. Geo. 6~llivan.
Froa Asss As ~sss 70 Asps. 70 visit
bic Pssssss. ssd will shss 20 to
Ja0nn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

4 nastoan sse~snsd 70 - -
- fsssAos rsssde1 49, . -
s9aO u 0uaaisaa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Having dinposesl ~ my blaeksmith h
shop and heavy hardware busisse~s
to Joe McDermott, all bills with the
sAop contracted prior 10 March first
n this year arr due me.
12-2. GEO. ". EAerMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

> G. Rohissas, sdisos q ths n
nossAsss Pils. sss N 0ussisns
Wsd.ssAav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

GsssOs D. hsOsa sps.s EasAss Z
- Cepisal Cay, ssssssias ksmu
Tuesday nos.isa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

C. Q. KasaA Il Tvs Cle -
asAp - 6assisDa chs -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

John Pasic and Nrs Uyula Do
ninko Of Crested Butte were marri-
I'd Saturday in Gunnisoa, Jadee c.
b. Ssose performing he csseoony.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

~ =. Wsisiak ssA 60 suausun1
nosdev boa . visa - hh,o -
Ausssa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

L. n n~9 = oAse Gag - I
Cuna,sao - -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

FOR sALE-O8e good Percheroa
stallion. Age eight cure brv~1er.
eesy to handle. VIII cell or trade
eOr heavy kofser ar cattle.
l2-4t. Dos Rios REALTY Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

.. o. E.si0a Il oAiS Cnv uiuinul
A,s f1asly u 0sasisnn WsAuuAup
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

". ?. ncWsiksns q CAis q
80 . 0unnisas sisi>as - -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

The lhsaver Tinsss the eveainG
sewspaper u the vest. Desiverea
Any u hese, 10 ccnts q weed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

An pArtbes owing FssOm rent To Tn
GrOa hause, evOm Dee. 10 mapeh Z
WIN pay DNly 20 Mrs. Lsey Carl u
j. ID. JeaNiAGa, the marshal. ne
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

rks OAdfslloss - nakiAH 49,
asasioas ~ ~ eslsAsasioa a -
snAivessasy nsut oossA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Ths lsAiss oi ~ Ppsspysesis.
cAsvch Gill give - eschsAee - the
city hell, 6sAssdsy, 1ascA ~
ho0s coOkiaG. N-l3,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

We ere Bow veady Mr. bssisess,
13te. J. A. EuDGE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

SaAa CAse@an ssA Nsansn Z
6aeiass0 UsD u 0uaniun, 49,
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

M - Nm. 0sssss LiaA6lsy Ne
sssssd TsssAsy fsoa = ss>ssAsd
visit in ths sssAss~ psss Il - sGsse
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Pos SABA BlschesAssssr Tyre
Nriter IN asrsa et'sttittOs. Is9vtse at
NeWs-Champt8a. l2tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

~ Sa hs Av.sst - =.
HusAug.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

H. AsAitorisa Hotsl q Denvsr
: b ssAss6UiaG saos spassdil iopsOs-
0sses ed = hsiAG nssly dsssssAsA
GAso~eAOss ll-A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

a a. osus~sn 4 SppannU - Z
0snnas0a 81Ain0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

A. ?. sasslsy q Psslia 49, .
oaaG shass iroa o~s Of tovu, -
ves0 u 0usuisoa SAis vsek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

" B. noOss Of this city, sesuG
sAe pest wssk q sks ssacA a -.
Typsg On 6oueA nssvss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Nm. c. A. Fpsenea 80 cAildssn
NJ Wednesday ios Dsass 70 visit
Nm. Fsssosa's pssssAs Sss several
Neska.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
~'2IAta;S e. = 81 ID /.
DOR MING

n0RkING
Co~s Hdy Spirit Heavenly Dove
lNssas
Exslt He Nsne H~ysss
sermon: The Rainbow in tke Closd.
EvEuING
Praise HE Holy Name AAsSssd
Now Praise The Lord Bsseler
Sssnan: Doss God Cspa
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

hssd s.d soes easl. Ds.y -
ess.s6sssiaG. 8. Z. by, Pka.A
0oanisna 1OSl. az
e,vSA D. Mrhavesu, swput Sor TIE
eausoSa ''hn<eias Reusesly." Curpu
rtewmstis&. kissaey sna hlsa<Irr
tvovl<s, etc. u ~ . tsottbe.
Gtssd n -, ebectFic hGhts, city Wstes,
s1es~astly situated. ssr saie. AZ
aFess. EI.sGA TnoMAs,
ivBRisoa, Cob.
foR RENT-F0ur-r r-room 1urAished
hossse. AysAy To
vi. Mns. =. WATvok.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
0Anlln 0nGrog

Cieisvossss ssA Psloiss Casl
snd cosssk With The MaAea. Have
faith, she csa help voc ssd yos will
Rot veerst the time or money speat.
She develops usedises ed teaches
pelaisasy. lDosssd for one mossh
u the Miller RoominG Hosss.
Hosrs . .. n. 20 9 p-m- Fee Soc
ssA up. PAose beaver 7Ol
Ne ere nD1iBg all OFtbevs nor hay
end Gratn 1T lowest nsarket price, at
the Osd Purrier staDA.
Il. ". DEAN.
III. Ph<pne 0uoujoON o1.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

A train losd of csssls bsloagins =
Spasn bsothess sd A. CouasIeck
wsss shippsd 70 Dsavss TussAay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Best soet ceal. r. ". DEAN,
MI. i'h0sse GunnisOn ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

nssiaG AssiAs1 - lsssAs y Aoss-
soo ! visA - ~ - Aoos psoVsssy
eossissiaG q . foSs -sooa knsse, six
k,4A o60 cAisAso ASss, - sua-
sssas OsesiAs ssllss, bss.a, ssaos-
sAsds ed GsAss ossksilAiaGs.
esies cisco; vossh es5W.
Adassos b. D. JOHNSON,
l-l3p. bOa as nestsOss, O0ao.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Dl>ck DamnuA Caul
~. 5. T. Dss, sOs.s.
rsy - hsltwiA - ~ psoaVa
sssvies - . sualuseukb M.
~. Z. 9. ClAss. fsspsise0
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

nss. Wllism BsiIsy vAo Aas -
Ill Sos . asnher Of wssks vitA -
grippe 10 sble 10 be oct snain.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Dsvs Ssoss spd Aady Hossa, oas-
shall Of Crested Butte, we're j. tssu
the latteI part Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

POQuooe OeSo0O ~ ~10o
0Ouv 0oaoo0oe" 1Oai0o1-90
~ - O0aoD.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

FIsHERnEN TAKE NOTICE. sm
sew rseAy - wrap yssr banbs rsda,
N m expe4t ct tAat busiases. Get
ehst PIT ~ u yssss Axsd sp nsw
while have plenty ef tine. Clsansd
"a. rewrapPsd snd three csets ef the
best varnisA q NJ per isinA Repeie.
ing dsne. C. ". CHlNE1Y.
lift. Phs0e -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
COAL, COAL, COAL,
Psssnes 4 Fsss~sna.
- -

fOR sALE-kherss,a, Colorado 37
end Wiseesstn No. Z, ~ ~ per hsa-
dred. vscbesRed. X. p. hEnGELMAN.
SIT ltpla, Uolo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

Seed Grain Oats. baR barley, wheat
Canadian imperial, . very early
tpeardDess sprinG wheat. Timothy
seed Tor DEAN
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

SEED OATS Sor ssDe at o1.s5 per
ewt T. o. b. M9atrose, C,,o.
Original ssxsd Imported from
Canada two year, ago. Sample at
News-Champion oSSce.
c. Z. nCMuLIIN,
Hat. MOatrose, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

For Sale-pianN, combination desk
and brok-caee. ladyis low-fram me
Phose GunnIso0 Uez
MINNIE L. Cesn lola, Colo. 13t
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

lwill se3l at public apctios % Sat
ursay. April II at 10 A. u. at East
mans cosral. the following cattle b e
GUnnieoA Cowaty. to-wit; one Eve
year on COW; tsDe thrte year old COW:
one two year Old beiier; two coDtnG
yeariinG buIla. To highest bidbder
tor caeh.
Went to hoy two Asst class. fresh
1tlk cOWs sass tie cg~nty farm.
County Com missiopefs.
l3-S ". A. GiLLAePEy
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28

w wae r
oaly Eve o.n|s al
nlsck Rann.A Casl
664 5. 4. DSs, s0ssA.
rsy - h.lAvia asp ~ vsOaVa
sssvles - . euo1u1eukb M.
~. Z. q CsAss. ruspsissO
nssias AssiAsd . lasuAs y nosa-
sss I visA - ~ - ASos pseQsssy
eossisaia9 q fo~s ssoa kauoe, six
k,1a ESQ cAisAss ASsss. - sus-
ssses OsasiAs ssllss, bssss, vaaoa-
GAsds ed GaAss ossksilAia1..
evios I olsOO; vassA es5O0
Adassos D. D. JOunsOK,
l-l3p. boa as nestsoss, Colo.
GOAL, COAL, COAL.
Psssn.s Z Fsss.sn..
~ -
FoR sALE-kher~s,a, Colorado ~
end Wbseosstn No. Z, y. ~ per hun-
sred: vsc'sssea. X. p. hcnsELnAS.
su Iola, UOse.
Best sost eeal. r. ". DEAN,
MI. l'kOsse Gunaison ~.
IL AsAisosisa Hotsl q Deavsr
b ssAss6uiaG saos spassdil iepsos-
ossas 80 = hsi>G nssly dssassAsA
GAsoseAOss ll-A.
Ths lsAiss oi ~ Pvsspysesiaa
cAsvch Gill give - encAsAee - the
city he'll, 6ssssdsy, AascA -.
noos co0kiAG. lO-l3.
We ere sow veaay Sos bssasess,
came staDA. Phone GuHnis0a IN.
1Hl IA. EUDeE.
Pos SAI,E-A BhcheuAesSss tyuue-
writer IN asrsa ct,stiitis,s. IRQuise et
kews-ChamVtoa. l7tf.
AN parties owing rs,0m reat to The
GrOg HOuse, ROW Dee. Z 10 0avch Z.
wtM pay o~ly 10 Mrs. Lsey Carl ~
!. ID. Jeeniaas, the msrshal. 3-p.
The lhsaver Tins<~ the evenin9
sews-pAver II the vest. Desiverea
Any hes~, 10 cents = week.
Having dispssPsi ~ my Blacksmith
shop and heavy hardware business
to Joe McDermott, all bills with the
shop contracted prior 10 March firut
a the year are due me.
12-2t. GRO. ". EASTMAN.
FoR sALE-Oae good Pp~cheron
stallion. Age eight. sure brs~tler.
eAsy to handle. viii cell or trade
eOr heavy korse~ or cattle.
l2-4t. Dos Rios REALTY Co.
FISHERMEN TAKE NOTICE. an
eew rseAy - wrap yssf bambs rsda. ]
n m eEpeft ct thaA bssissss. Get
thst Pet ~ II yssrs AHsa 1p nsW
while ] have Pssnty ef tine. Clssesd
best vapisA q NJ per isiaA Repeie.
ing dsne. C. ". CnlNEaY.
lift. Hksse -
SEED OATS Sor sabe at ol.s5 per
ewt. I. q. b. AOatruse, Eplo.
Original ss~d Imported from
Canada two year, ago. Sample ut
Newe-Cha mpion o1ice.
c. T. ncMuLIIN,
Hat. Moatruse, Colo.
will ee3l at public apctios Oa Sat
urday. AI4il II At 10 A. u. at East
mans cusral. the following cattle b e
Sunn6eOA COUoty. tO-wit; one Eve
year osd cOw; tvsse thrte year Old COW;
one two year Old heiier; two coDtnG
yeariinG b0JDa. To highest bi3der
eor caeh.
went to hoy two Arst class. fresh
Mtlk cOWs fsss tie cOwnty farm.
County Com missiopers.
13S ". A. GILLAsPEY
For Sat-piana, combine tion desk
and bs,ok-ca~e. lady's low-frame
whet4; mandolin. white wool blanket.
Phose GunnpsO0 80.
MINNIE L. Creea lola, Colo. 13t
Seed Grain Oats. baR barley, wheat
Canadian Imperial, q very early,
t,eardbess sprinG wheat. Timothy
seed ToH DEAN
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-03-28
Local and Suburban News

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the lasteI part of the week.
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grippe 10 sble 70 be oct sGaia.
A train load Of csssle beloaxins Z,
Spasn bsothess ed A. ConsGock
~sss sAipssd 70 Dsavss russAsy.
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sssssd TsssAsy fsoa - sa.s.Asd
visit in ths sssAss~ pass q - sssle
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NJ Wednesday ios Dslts 70 visit
Nm. Fsssosa's pssssAs Sss several
weeks.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16
OPENING DAY FOR
POULTRY EXHIBIT
BIRDS FROM THE PENS OF MANY
CHICKEN FANCiERS WILL
BE SHOWN.

The annual show of the Ottumwa
Poultry association opened today for a
four days session in the armory. The
day has been taken up principally
with the placing of the exhibit pens
and the listing of the exhibitors.
The pens and cages are being placed
across the large room of the armory
for the entire length of the building.
Many of the pens have been placed
today and the rest will be in position
by tomorrow. All of the local exhibit
ors must have their birds in by tonight.
1t is the expectation of the associa-
tion-to have between 500 and 1000
birds in the exhibit pens during, the
week. Exhibitors from all parts OF
southeastern Iowa, western Illinois
and northern Missouri will be repre-
scented during the show. Some of the
birds are coming direct from the Kan
sas City and Chicago shows where
they have been recently exhibited.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16
MAY REDUCE FAST
MAIL SCHEDULE
TIME OF TRAIN EXPECTED TO BE
MADE SHORTER, BETWEEN
OTTUMWA AND CHICAGO.

A change in the time Of Burlington
train No. 7, the fast mail, is scheduled
tC take effect within the next week or
two. The plans under consideration
by the company include shortening the
time of the fast mail train between
Chicago and Ottumwa by more than
an hour The change has not been
authorized officially yet, but Superin'
tendent ]. p Cummings of the Ottum-
wa division of the Burlington, is in
Chicago today in conference with Of
ficials and is expected home tomorrow.
1t is believed that the time card
change is among the matters being
taken up in Chicago by Mr.. Cummings
and the higher officials of the road
The change If made it is said will
make No. arrive in Ottumwa about
an hour and quarter earlier than at
present, leaving Chicago about forty
five minutes ahead of the present
schedule. The local Burlington offices
are not informed automatically about
the proposed change and could not
state just when it will be effective. 1t
is believed. however, that Sunday,
December 81, will see the change
made. The reason assigned locally
for the change Is the proposed fight
for the mail contract between the
Union Pacific and the Santa Fe. The
latter. according to press dispatches
last week, announced that it would
make an effort to wrest the mail con-
tract away from the Union Pacific
The latter to hold the mail service
across the continent stated that it
would reduce the time several hours
between Chicago and the coast. The
burlington handles the mail between
Chicago and Pacific Junction where it
transfers to the Union Pacific, and
this is ascribed as>the reason for the
new schedule proposed on its lines.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-12-16
FIRST FAREWELL
SERMON TONIGHT

Abba, Dec. 15.-Sunday was great
day in the big evangelistic meetings.
DR.. Oliver preached a soul stirring SER
mon to the united Sunday schools OF
the city. An audience Of about 1000
was in attendance. The sermon was
on self-denial. It would be Impossible
to give an adequate outline OF his
splendid address, which moved many
to repentance.
In the afternoon another great audi
ence filling the building came and u.s.
tened to one Of the greatest and sanest
temperance addresses ever presented
to an Abba audience.
The great audience was held SPELL
bound for an hour and half Great
was the applause throughout.
It was late and the audience was
slow in leaving but at 7 O'Clock the
great pavilion was simply thronged,
until many were unable to find en-
trance. The sermon was one Of SUI
preme moment on "Noah's ark 1t
is printed under an international copy
right and published in the evangelist
book. on where Cain got his wife,
The invitation was effective and a
score or more confessed Christ. The
meetings are to continue another week
Next Sunday being the close Of the
campaign.
Tonight will be the first of series
Of farewell services. 1t was goodbye to
the expense ACCOUNTING more colleo-
lions to be taken until next Sunday,
when there will be free will offer
ing for the evangelist who has wrought
so we'll for this city.