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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

- King 81 their home. 1909 Buch-
auan street Tho decorative color
scheme was pins and white ana
beautiful pInk carnations and other
ruf flowers aud aoffed gefaniums
and ferns complete the pretty dec
ofaiions and added fragrance and
beauty 70 the DarIors OF the home.
The enicrtainmelt for the evening
Nas " and az the close of the games
the guests we're served lovely refresh
menis. conslEting 0' strawberries and
WHIPPED cream, pink aud white cake
and minis
Those present Nr and Mrs ".
a Christian. Mr and Mrs W l..
Ponder. Mrs. Perdao. Mrs Y Par.
.ons. SIR and NI soimental. Mr.
and Mr r. y Johns. Mr.. ard Mrs
+. o * Gilyin. Mr and Mrs. J r. IT.
ter. Or and M a. ~ Walker. Nj
and Mrs s. i Thompson. Mr. and
Mrs. g. & Holland. Mr aud Mrs :
~ Harris. Mr. and Mira j. b Mont
Fcmcry.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

The Philharmonic Club will meet
viih Mrs W - Philpoti Monday ~
's p 200 AZ the Elmhirs Hotel
QUIZ Tor program SO. b on Par
.ufal
Soc Laurnac for the story pages
|eIl-23O.
For analysis ncc pages iii-ltn
+ Cyclopardia article viii assist
0 Who are the principal actors
'of Pasllal9"
/ % what charactcrislics ere shown
Ioi Par falls nature 10 assist The plot
land dramatic incidents?
g who are the flower maidens OF
Tho opera Why are they made 30
much of in the second part,
. Comment on the contrast Was.
urr presents Of yoluptuousucHs and
religion. and note similar conditions
Boz his other works
b How in Kundrys temptat ou ~
plrsiIa B that of Tannhausor ug.
gcsicd? - - " *
% Wc have here. TOO. e ml1ir
uamea "a Boz Taunhaufor. what ls Is'
O. llow does the orchestra when
cuicrprruns the theme Of The
Lance. .u tho last iableuu Of act
3. rharaaorilr calling. its very Whil-
Hur' lSoc Layiruac. page iGil
How the sci. prevented ih'
pure mind from seeing the glory OF
tUp Grail
o. Wih the Introduction of cur
nomars. what changes come 20 Par
/ in'
10 what exalted impressions ac
company the amounting of Parsifal'
/ Do What lclt motifs prepare the
audience for the healing Of M,
wound nY thc sacred lance
o. Which ONES give token o..
NIoua with mc uncoyorlns of no,
holy enu'
OBJ Explain these words of lh,
drama. Strong is desire bot .iroH
rcr stll o. resistance
20 o. lbDrr redemption hy lot'
in tht work aH in the Dusk or th'
Gods
o. Give personal impro sion u.
The poem its lcli motifs and morI
o. Which one OF Wagner dr1
mas has been the most pleasing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

Amarillo d. no longer @ small town
Do forging 20 the front as O home
buiIdins center and fast assuming
tho appearanre NJ sIsr Foune fi}
uiao in the fact that proport} oFn.
crr. houeokoopers and mn'h'ra af'
taking keen interest boz mWotinf
ihur homes. places of we.no ahH
$50 public prosperity Lrf ihr f1ni
Work CONTINUE. he iho slogan. I''
ho spirit Of progress be- iusfi.Ied bod
to fhr heart ~ eyeri boy ana rIr
ami nos is fhe Time right nos ahif
the rrinr ls yet young and '.'
GROUND in receptive condition
school vii soon be ont and }o1
mother of Amarillo cannot rngafr
gorr children at healthier employ
mont than digeInr BOZ Code er''n
Garth ana culfirafinf 'he arils'I. 'ar.
uitID for the beautiful iu Landscape
gardening as sell as spHIu. 'Hn .''d
lor GOOD health
THE recent DmufafI1n u our
tow. OF cts Federation ui $50.
mems clubs. fourteen DOB number ha.
created an enthusiastic civic move
menf along many lme. which $3.50 Doe
nr reaching toward Amarillo 'oau.
tifui
last Tro.day afternoon como
twenty-five mrmhrr of fh' CTS Irl
Grafton mot 100 thp bonn. %. Nu Az
srr Turner ON rolk street i0 discuss
uat and mean. of auIisauinf fHr Boo
trref toward Amarillo UwutIius
Several committee wore appointed.
.a.h member heartily endorsing sIe
re.uoua aud piedgius uppor
Tho most important fw.ur. 20 H"
acted upon was thr mmnr Dm
llfH for cleaner ard more a''ra'
tiy, back Yards. front porch and
window boxes. etc. for which .lHw
aI mym have been donated aud
hsc prizes 10 Doe awarded mot m'
err than iho first week of september
Wu 80 % saunoru hH Differed
prize of So for che MOST attractive
hart garl % those Who do mot 5000
piUf help
Nrs IS % FgUm hi# offered
prize of So for ibD most attractive
back gard to tho- who do nmpIDi
help.
Wrs AtcD Turner haf offered d
8 prize for the most attractive sin
dow ur porch box
Those coutestIug for thr prizes
are asked to notify cor phone Boz th.i'
names end addresses 10 the chairman
of the committee Mr Avery Turn
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!l!{ItS NJ X: V y |:'|N||

Ger not later than JUL ilih
$50 fees are cracted from contest
'nats as the prize movement was
created 20 arouse thc enthusiasm oi
curr flower rover
A committee of iadir confirihi
.of ur q % Mateuou. Nn D. 81
Temple .Mm O. g. Blanchard hasr
boon appointed aa Judges 10 'i.'t thc
Hrl. of GOO contestants 100 taroH
umr during thc rummrr MH %
LOB etifrr u.s 81 B Patterson. Mff
Cba Loeades. ulscl for tindoH
0r porch boxes
Sire J. D. sbuford aud Nr conaI-
dine aere appointed o. Wish iHc oI.
nemls OF TO- Denver and Rock d.
hnd railroads FOO ascertain 90 auI-
timing could he done toaard boamiIy-
Iur these stations FOB Goo near futnre
ll na conceded mr chat 600 ai'rar.
1.-Two station .iih grass trees and
|shfuubcu arc 100 reft'ul 20 th" CSC
Iof fha aearg traveller ana Incident.
Tails o. b.e Advertisement I1r ans
town
Tho waste paper question 800
brought before iHr attention 0'
1.-The ladies as "a hiudHnco and
Ia nuisance toward Amarillo ueaH
rnI ana ur Lcr mIius and
ur a. q HnrIue nur appoint
..l to investigate fnr necessity aud
cost o. PLACING around tH, city moro
r.rrpia.Ir. lur receiving 'hr aa#ff
trlupr
rb. .t. ..,,rrm,ui of Amarillo
d.. .J.,bi1 ord.aat,.. wrb a. th,
,...I .rd.nau,, lo,. anal chicken
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
Vi. aud Mr.. tolbbs
Entertain for Guest.

Mr.. and Mr T.. ~ cohhs enter
tanned with q very pleasant party at
their home. t02 East Gth street, on
Friday evening in honor OF their
guest. Harry Shaw, OF Dallas. The
decorations To- their home we're roses.
carnations and ferns and the enter
tainment for the evening was a..
After the games a delicious lun-
chcon wag served
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Len Mcclellan. SIR sad Mrs Homer
Mulkey. LeMastcr nwecker. W. A.
Mcspaddou. ] x. Bedford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

2jc lincnc suitable for ono piece dresses or coat
SUITS also for Balkan style, light blue, pink tan
and white Prosperity Sale Price. ..... Ice yd.
7jc Table damask in large variety OF new pat
terms o. to - inches wide satin finish, easy to
wash Prosperity Sale Price ......... 45c yd.
8 50 all linen table damask y inches wide inn
ported goods IN a beautiful Inc of copyright pat
terms. Prosperity Sale Price ............ $l.l9
Toe Dress Ginghams in light and dark coors stti-
pes. checks plads, tins is unusual bargain.
Prosperity Sale Price .....................7 yd.
3 &c Unbleached Shoetng, 81 inches wide, fine
soft finish Pcppcrcl or Premium brand best
quality. Prosperity Sale Price ....... 24c yd.
SOC Ladies Gauzc union suits, nicely trimmed at
neck and bottoms, fine fitting garment sizes 4
and o. Prosperity Sale Price ........... 29c
Sc Ladies gauze union suits OF extra good quality
Isle made on Rchceu machines, best formed
sizes T. and Prosperity Sale Price FL. 49c
SOC Ladies extra size union suits IN light weight,
nicely trimmed at neck and bottoms sizes 7, 3
and O. Prosperity Sale Price ........... 39c
Sc ladies Summer sleeveless vests tapped at
neck made extra long sizes 4 ). 8; and well made.
Prosperity Sale Price .............6 for 43c
zoe Ladies Cumfy Cut sleeveless vests the kind
that do not slip from the shoulders full length
sizes 4 5 and O. Prosperity Sale Price B for 43c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

a Land Of Unlimited KesOurccs.
A Land without a Living Faith.
a Land without a Bible.
a Land Dominated 49, Priesthood.
Mrs Kimball.
The Three rs Of the Mountains;
Independence.
Indulgence.
lllteracy Mrs stephens.
The Remedy. 5Nk
A Hero Mrs Aakew.
The Reward Of Shines White
Accumulated interest ron our debt u
the Indians Mrs Childress.
Prayer
Church parlors. Wednesday. $3.50
D.. 90.
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n.N.r.r. rrogrnm. VIA, lI.sDIs

Doclriual Meeting
Subject The Desire 10 Have 9th
.crs Believe
Leader Mr. n e. Pipkiu
Song 231
Scripture RcadIng Isaiah 81.
Prayer
What DO We Mean hy Eyaugci-
igm' Leader
"Why should We Desire That
Others Relieve Miss Malone.
Song %.
Are We Under ANY Personal OBJ
.llratiou 40 Lead Others 10 Christ -
MR. Pew
Can We DO Some of This Work
Through Others" Mis-. Coffee
when Docs our obligation ~
Win tho World End Mr. Greene
Every one Is cordially invited %
attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

iC,uirll Presbyterian church will
hold market an day saturday at
the Amarillo Drug Store.
The Entire Nous Club will be en-
|tortaucd Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs Jewell Howard and Miss Ethel
Jackson az their home. 1909 Jelfer-
SON street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
The NIniinee Mn.lrnIe.

Tho matinee musicale will meet
with Miss Lltta BAN. 1903 Harrison
Thursday afternoon ar AIS.
The subject for discussion viii be
Noudolsfohn"
Tho following ls The program
Instrumental solo Gertrude Low
Lders
T. when and "a Gre vas ho born
q Was he blptiscd loo the faith
of hls parents?
g. We're othcr members OF the
family musical2
what event marked bis ac-
crptanoo by the world as an original
composer
o. when and where did be- make
hls first public appearance
g. When and where did ho begin
DTS lifo ar a professional musician
g. Hy his Influence what conscr'-
atory of music uas established and
managed
Give the orIsin Of The Mcndcl-
sohn family.
o. Toll of The death OF Fanuay
Mondcltsohu
10 Toll Of ho shock 10 Ncudcls-
ohu of his sister death
%. How ala Ncudol.aoh com
uoscs
o. what are h.s greatest works.
la. For whom did hr write bis
uwtcst choral work l'iAh '"
% DOCS tho I'r OFF Uonlclfsohn
show that success hampcra creative
.uoNrr'
Vocal solo Martha Gulckc.
All members are ur.rd 90 bc pres
emit
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Announcements.

Stodard Class No viii meet on
Friday afternoon al O'Clock with
Mrs Killough, 1907 Van Buren, So
The Westminster Guild of the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
All This Week the Prosperity Sale Will Be On

3'c Ladies finest quality Isle vests, daintly trim
med at neck and sleeves made extra long sizes 4,
) and O. Prosperity Sale Price 23c
Toe and lie Touchon laces, made of the best
linen thread wide and narrow. Prosperity Sale
Price. ............... .........3c yd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

Randall
Open Discussion.
Song.
BcncdictiOn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
DRESS GOODS AND SILKS.

The largest and best selected Inc oi dress goods
and silks m the Panhandle As We go 10 New
York four tunes year always get the newest
II pays 10 investigate
Sl25 Pure SILK black laflcla 50 inches wide good
wearing quality fast black, made by Corcell.
Prosperity Sale Pncc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. CSC yd
81 50 Yard wide black mcssalne soft finish fast
black the best value in silk ever offered. Pros.
peuty Sale fuce .,.................' 9oo yd.
25c Soicscttc the best washable cloth made com
cs in "a colors - inches wide mcrccuzed finish.
Prosperity Sale Pncc ................lsc yd.
II lie White lawn the best - &c quality
shown IN the city. take advantage ithis special
value while in the store Prosperity Sale Price the
yard ''......... .........,. ,lOc
sl.00 Charmcuse silks IN grey, mauve navy, back,
old rose and other shades p inches wide. Pros
zoe French Ginghams stripes checks and solid
ooors fine soft finish an ideal cloth for wash
dresses Prosperity Sale Price ......... l2c yd.
$500 Genuine and finest quality Charmcusc silks,
50 inches wide in hight blue pink black cham
payne and brown. Prosperity Sale Price 81 80
20o Calaiea in solid ord stripes also figures, tan.
navy. light blue. brown and many Others best scr
viceabe cloth Prosperity Sale Pnco 60. l5c yd.
25c Lorraine tsseu ginghams IN beautiful checks
an dstripes. light and dark. the pretticst light
weight cloth made Prosperity Sale Price l7c yd.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11

Continued on Page 12).
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Program, i,cIl BENNETT
Missionary society.
Hymn No. G3l
Bible Lesson. James s.1-lt.
Prayer.
Meditation ON Gods Word Mrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-05-11
READY-TO- WEAR DEPARTMENT

This department has been enlarged and many
more items added the line of Ladies, Misses and
Childrcns dresses We have without doubt the
best for tho money that can be had.
$500 Ladies suits in all wool, light or dark sha-
DIES. We guarantee them to fit you like glove.
Prosperity Sale Price ............... $ld.9S
$500 Ladies coat suits in sergcs and wooens,
light grey tan or other shades, fit guaranteed.
Prosperity Sale Price ...............S 1888
$1,000 Ladies piece silk dresses in stripes,
changeables solid, high, OF dark shades Pros
perity Sale Price ............. $3.50
$3.50 Beautiful lingerie dresses made of fine
quality nainsook trimmed at front and bottom with
dainty laccs. Prosperity Sale Price. SASS
$50 New Ratne and linen crash dresses, the sea-
sons novelties nicely trimmed and perfect fit.
guaranteed. Prosperity Sale Price .$4.96
S. 90 One piece linen and white Pique dresses
neatly made in sizes for misses and ladies. Pros
peuty Sale Puce Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
MISS M'cARTEN DIES.
Sister Of w. c. and Frank McCarten
Passes Away in Dubuque.

A message received by friends in the
CITY Saturday evening announced the
death of Miss Elizabeth McCarten. OF
DUBUQUE. sister of W. c. and Frank
McCarten, who were called to Dubuque
Saturday morning owing to their sis
ter's illness. The death was not I'M
expected as Miss McCarten had been
in poor health for the past year suf-
fering from anernia. For the past few
weeks she had been confined to her
he'd. Miss McCarten was teacher in
the puolic schools OF Dubuque.
Miss McCarten is a daughter OF NJ
NJ. McCarten, Of Dubuque, and is sur
vived by two sisters, Miss Katherine
McCarten. of Dubuque: Mrs. Henry
Haardt of Washington. D. c.; and
four brothers, H. B. and NJ. NJ. Nc
Carten. Jr, Of Dubuque, and w. c. and
Frank McCarten, of this city. Another
brother, Henry McCarten. Of Louis
vile, KY. died about five months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward White anC
Miss Anna Mcmahon will go to Du-
buque this evening to attend the fu-
neral, which will be held there Tuee
day. Miss McCarten was well known
In this city, having visited at the
homes Of her brothers several times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
"rAE BLINDNESS OF VIRTUE"
cosmo Han1iIton's Great Problem Play
At The Odeon Tonight.

During it's phenomenal run at Nc
vickers theater Chicago, the Blind
ness of Virtue" Cosmo Hamilton's
great problem play, which Mr.. I. G.
Gleason presents it at the Odeon
Theater tonight, mail was flooded with
letters of congratulations from minis
tiers, Judges, etc, telling him to keep
the good work up. The play presents
a vivid solution Of the great question
o: the day sex-hygiene. Fathers and
rr,others should not fail to attend, for 1t
teaches them how to remove the band
age of ignorance from their daughters
eyes and not to overlook the normal
impulses in other parents sons. Medical
societies turnout the country are hold
ing weekly discussions regarding this
great question. Some argue that II
should be taught in schools, while 9th.
ers declare the home is the proper
place 1t is a delicate subject and ono
that the author of the play has handled
with great daring. For years we have
overlooked the proper enlightenment or
our young, until now the time has ar
rived when something must be done.
Mothers will not hesitate any longer
to take their daughters into their con-
tieence doing away with, the idea OF
former years. that that thru moral
home influence their offspring are pro-
rected from all evil. ODEON.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
AUTO BURNS IN HIGHWAY
Emsny Company Demonstrating Car
Catches Fire East Of City and is Al.
most Totally Destroyed-oecupants
Not Injured,

The unusual sight of seeing an auto
mobile burning in a pubic road was
afforded travellers on the Transconti-
mental route at point three miles
southeast of the city at o'clock sun
day afternoon when Il demonstrating
car belonging to the t.m@ny Auto C.m-
pany was almost totally destroyed.
The car. Il sec ma -hand REQ. was in
charge of Byron Carptn>e., 105 Bryon
street, who was demonstrating the
car to Himon Druker, Ao41a Bromley
street. Mr.. Druker and the members
of his family were passengers in the
car.
W lille moving along the road smoke
was noticed emerging from the car.
Carpenter stopped the car. and no
sooner had ne done SO than flames
| burst from beneath the car, enveloping
the hood. The driver and passengers
n II.-,t4s lett tn" car, which was al
most entirely consumed within short
time. One wheel. with its tire. was the
only thing about the car that could
burn that escaped the flames.
The cause of the blaze can only be
surmised. and was probably due to
some defective mechanism about the
ignition, which caught the gas. There
was no explosion
Joseph Paul, manager OF the ENEMY
company's local business, said today
that he did not know what the car waS
worth; neither did he know whether
or not the COMPANY carried any insur-
ance on the car
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
Don't Wait Too, Long.

When any Of the symptoms de-
scribed have shown up in individuals
Of your hogs don't walt TO make GER
tain by ere or two of the animals
dying that you have cholera on your
hands before taking steps TO prevent
the disease. If you killed one or two
of the hogs You might be able to tell
from the carcasses whether the disease
was cholera, but If there is cholera in
your neighborhood and any OF the first
symptoms show on your animals you
may be pretty sure the disease is chol-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
Sweet potatoes,

Just received a car of Illinois sweet
potatoes and in order to clean them up
quick l am making this very Nv
price, fifteen pounds for % cents, or
75 cents per bushel I guarantee tfese
potatoes free from frost or rot. Phone
121. We deliver. Dave Melman, IL
North First avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03

what led Lydia e. Pinkham, Of Lynn,
Mass. to produce for woman's Ills the
most successful remedy the world has
ever known, and while she passed to
her reward some years ago, her work
among suffering women is still carried
on by trained assistants and many
tons of roots and herbs are consumed
annually in the manufacture of the
now famous Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, as originated by her.
Adv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
WHO is BARNES.

dan Giving His Address at MARSHALL
town Under Arrest in Des Moines.
A man giving his name as H. E.
Barnes and his address Marshalltown,
IL under arrest in Des Moines, accord
ing to Des Moines papers today.
Barnes is charged with presenting
worthless checks in payment for mer-
Chandise. He is also said to have at
tempted to sell the Fleming block to
tersons he met on the street.
The city directory shows no such
person ~ H. E. Barnes IN MARSHALL
town
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
Local Weather Record.

Sixty-two was the maximum and 3
the minimum temperate Sunday
with 80 and II, Saturday 8
extremes. and 81 and II, the extremes
of a year ago Sunday. At I O'Clock
this morning the temperature was 80
the same as at the corresponding koul
Sunday.
READ THE T.-R. WANT ADS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03
CHOLERA EXPERT
TALKS Of DISEASE
DR.. w. 3. NILES iNSTRUC1S
FARMERS REGARDING PRE- ii
vENTioN OF EPIDEMIC.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST
SPREAD BEST MEASURE

Government Has the Serum That Will
Prevent Well Hogs Becoming Sick,
But it Can Not Stop tho Spread OF
the Choiera-Farme Must DO That
Synopsis of Talk.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-11-03

Successful Root and Herb Remedy.
The study of roots and herbs, their
character and power over disease. was
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
hAAK KARTEhss DlEs
AT SALlIA a0Sp5TA

Ar Fraflk AlArseHls. cue II the
n NJ PeFular 81 glIsseEs On the Dsn-
SCI Q kse ssEan ae Eailraaa. died al
sas slo tirsnae HaeF.tal an sahda.
ssurdsss svensng fEem hi9od Ess..se,u.
NJ Asztsnss wss weli kno~a ~ al
t1e razlEosa asen .aa T. she older
ses s'euas Of tins csay, having lIvea
N tsunsaIsan aaElns kir boyhoed
he vas ths s8a Of dad" Nsrsep,s.
sho wItn Mike FlaVin and two othsr
Easiraaa mea. we're killed in Alpine
funnel q number af wears ago.
be remains we're lnseTred at s.l
ids Monday Mr. Marteuis father
- barred an the Masons a odd Fel-
ie"s cemetery al this city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
Public Notice.

bids will he received hv the Board ol
County Commissioners Of Gunnison
County, and the contract let thereon
for the publication of the tax list for
the delinquent taxes for the year A
ID. 1912 and previous years.
Bids may he filed with the clerk of
said board at any time before sep
tember 18th, 1918, at II O'Clock noon.
and must he in scaled envelope en-
dorsed Bids for printing tax list.
Dated September 9TH. 1913
p j. HURLEY.
36 1t. County Clerk a Recorder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
@aOvfxGsYs At
MfssrrEasAs Clencn

Meet oek pews sss fsst psplscisG
ehairs in the main auditorium Of the
Presbyterisn chsvch and whom the
improvement 10 finished the chssch
will have one Of the incest little edi-
Sees In town.
Eleven new pews have already
bsen received and some Of them
we're placed in the church Last week
Tor sunday services. Others will be
put in this week.
The Presby terisn church orssni-
sation 10 growing steadily and bids
1sir to be stronger in the futsrs.
Although the church 10 withost q
minister now. the officials ere ssrs
that ssch a condition will not 10 ne
exist.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
WHAT'S TINE RElsoni
Mass C.as.ss PssVk = Pos n,slA
Unkaa kss~saS ske Ca9s

gissr. are -et,se- - petpss he
lrs2 ss0i . nai-,ral,le existence Wisn-
sss rssiizinz tbe essu-e ~ tiseir safs.ss-
isaa D'sy aster asx ahex are raeksa
wsaA tackselse sna heaslsclse. -ssi.sr
irssIss Harxou-.e-~ dizziness. laa.s,ar.
wsesssse~- and aeIsrs--is,n. Perhaps
the Kidneys have f.sIs.u behsna ~
their work 81 iilserin1 the tls,od aud
thai nsay be the rs,s.s 81 the trvst,i...
Iss,s,k 10 year Kidneys s--i-f them
in their werk-zive them the ~
they need ysss can s-e ne ns,,re
highly recommended remedy than
Dsan Kidney Pills.
heigw " grateful testimony from q
sufferer IN this ls'eaiisy.
Mrs. Thomas Ray i~,i y FIRST 1T
NeUirose. tolo-. SAYS. II beiievs
kidney trouble in nay case was caused
by drinking impure water My hid
news aud bladder wer. iaflaaed aud
thu kidney secretioins 2sve me a great
deal oi tresl,le. beams Kidney Pille
reviewed the information and made
my kidneys normal know that
this remedy is one ui merit 4"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milearn Co. BuRaia.
\. r. sole agents. Tor the URitso
STATES.
Rs1ember the nano-l,oaa' 's-oEn
take 10 other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-09-05
&SRY sCnNksT N IOUN
From rIlE r0UpEks0eN

Henry schnspt, prominent ranch
man N the Pswderharn section, Was
~ town Monday and 9 part uf Tues
das
The hay crop is heavy in that sec
son, according 10 Mr.. Schnept. He
end has neaghboss have their hay
largely IN stack and are waiting for
cold weather Henry says that he
does not get into Gunn,soa often
.ow since this place has gone dry,
SHE trip being the second ssnee Jsa-
ssry FIRST.