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WAN'[' b this cvkene gt sende—andy $
Cents a hne. No ad less thas
10 Cents. q q . q q
ADS. €€Pl G 150
l FOR SALE |
AL, AL, COAL—Willinms &
Fori umon I
FOR SALE — Lighting hay baler. b
Quize ol dobu B Ostcalt il.lt
W pajrers Zw et bundeed al News
Chamgsion oifion
Black Mamond Cosl s E bay. !
L _ Smomt. i !
Hard sudaoft coml eay nnd trane
. bur 8B bay. Phone Gunmi
no et
All those who are r n rent at
g‘o ‘ &.:
pay me o
3 Graff wtf
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POR SALE Horses. | have some good
draft, single drivers sad saddie horses
for sale, 15, miles north of Gunnison.
13-t W. L. Anderson. ;
— |
POR SALE - :,i:-ﬁ-.u the ranch
- Mary B 11-of |
S——————
POK SALE Good oats for seed Run
W test 60 per hunared '
144 m—;. lola, Colo.
—_—
POR SALE —One sow and six pigs, ten
a:.:.u, twelve hens, seed oats, wheat,
ey and potatoes. —Charles Austin,
Sapmero, Colo. 15 3t
POR SALE - Just received a carioad of
secd oals and wheat. $2.50 a bundred.
Geo. W. Eastman. ‘
POR SALE 160 acres, three miles
west of Jack's Cabin, almost all n
meadow, will cut about 80 or %5 tons
of hay, can be made to cut 10 tons.
Al under fence except 40 acres.
Carolin Hayden. ‘ 18-6 f |
R SALE l: first el'u- piano in G::r
nison, paid for, address
mivum Colorado bu-icCo.. 300
Colfax Ave., Denver, Colo. |
15-4 t-pd
SALE- Meat blocks and one Hall 1
safe, inquire of J. D. Miller & Bros.
Meat Market. |
FPOR SALE A No. 1 beardless seed
barley, $2.25 per 100 Ibs. Louisa
RBiebel. 17-8 t !
FOR SALE CHEAP - Five room brick
house, (!:'nno and household goods,
West Gunnison.— Mrs. M. F. Bil
hings. 17-tf
CATTLE POR SALE—SOOO Colorado,
New Mexico and Arizona cattie, all
classes, well bred and worth the
-, = Ll
i Western Live Stock Commission Co.,
| Denver, Colorade. 15-6 t
~ PORSALE Seed wheat and oats raised
on the Tom Dean ranch. Inquire of
Mrs. L. N. Brunton. 18-tf
FPOR SALE A pair of hip rubber boots, ‘
good as new, also complete fishing
apparatus. Will be sold cheap. See
Gottlieb Klebsattil the tailor. |
Mrs. Jennie M. Johnson, S-sinem.
Colo., pure bred poultry and eggs
for sale. o |
FOR SALE - Saddle and bridle. See
Mrs. F. D. Sanford. 18- It-pd
ST |
The Music Committee of the Metho
dist church will hold an exchange at the
City Hall on Saturday, May 2nd. |
I |
FREE SWEET PEA SEEDS |
are now being given out by ()'lﬁ:ri"s
Drug Store, and prizes are offered for
the first blossoms produced from them,
and also for the largest bopuet, and for
the boquet containing the greatest var- |
dety of colors brought to the store on
August 15th, 1914, upon which day the
contest closes. Housewives and ymmzl
folks get busy.
The Leading Millinery Store
We carry the largest, best selected stock of MILLINERY in Gunnison.
For style and variety our Millinery is the equal of much larger cities.
We carry in stock Ladies” Tailored Suits, Dresses, Coats, Skirts, Waist.
We are also Agent for the Famous American Ladles Made to Measure
garments. Never a dissatisfied customer.
Rt SR, metanet Bu. La N. ROCERS
; This Week’s Specials:
100 Ihs Montrose white spads 1925
100 Ihs granulated sugar ¢ 550
100 ibs high patent flour ; 200
1 gal. can Apples : £ £ 35
1 gal. can Peackes 15
1 gal. can Pears L 50
1 gal. can Cherries A0
1 gal. can Blackberries B 6Go
1 gal ean Apricots G 0
1 gal. can Bloeberries , e e
2 cans Table Peaches 35
2 cans Table Pears 15
2 eans Table Apricots : AD
2 eans Table Grapes 35
2 eans Table Blueberries a5
2 cans Table Blackberries 15
2 cans Table Plums 35
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies Every Day.
-
E. M. Collins, Grocer-Bakery
s ———————
FOR SALE First-ciase stock ranch,
| e sel
- ewlient sange b
Towrn Talth
e e
] ‘ Aduress Baak d..(‘.-l
| —134 f
FOR SALE Two stoves and a tabie
| - Mrs Fred Vas Aken
FOR SALE -~ New Iw Laval cream
FOR to 3 tons hay in stack.
o m‘ - can hﬁd on the
z Inguire Gunmson Bank and
| Co. JER
FOR SALE Five room house, t
water, shade X
L Beaver 771 -t=-b. L. Gray.
| 171 t p.
(FOR SALE -3 tons -7::‘?;-
potatoes 1w good . at -
| maker place. 'mw'-la---ug
‘_ﬂ‘-ﬂ:i“ lots or over at $1.2
per 1w Smiall for seed m
[ton lots at ..J::.—l‘- e
Niederhut 17-of
| rom mEnv
FOR RENT - Furnished house.
15-tf Mrs. Ehzabeth Palmer.
FOR RENT - House
ot Dexter T. Sapp.
POR RENT Light house keeping
rooms. Mrs. Jack Grabam, Lower
1 Man St Guanison 1% ped
™ o - #
| WANTED
I'ANTED Clean cotton rags at this
" office. |
; WANTED - Work to do, family wash
ing at your home or house work of any
| kind. {MVQ word with C. Jacklin or
' Mrs. C. H. Smith. 17-2 t
|
| WANTED -To rent for long term, a
| furnished 5-room house close to town.
enquire at this office.
\
| LOST
LOST A large, fine, yellowish brindle,
heavy-coated, woolly Shepherd dog,
. somewhere in the mmmu of
Gnmiwn. .:‘d.h::uﬂ: shaved ne.r‘li
| te tip, appearance
| a lion’s tail. Reward for his return
. to Mrs. 8. C. Fisher will hli.v‘..‘w
| When last seen by owner he a
= eollar and short rope on him. 1x
| rouno
" FOUND - Right price on meats. Read
| Stone's adv. |
e e .
'TREES - TREES - TREES See Chas.
| Chinery. Phone Gunnison#i66, Ix-2t
[ Excavating of all kinds, coss pools,
. celinrs and ete, C. L, Wilbnar,
Phone Beaver Sol. 4911,
’ UN-CLASSIFIED
" Tara dgravel roofing repair work
| & specialy. C. L. Wilbur. Phone
Beaver 80l 49-1,
WANTED - Clean cotton rags, at th;s
' office. |
. FISHERMAN — Fishing rods wrapped
! and repaired. —Chas. Chinery. h-tf
: H;\;e your combings made upi ()i;
I switches made over.
15-tf. Clair 1. Strouse. '
GUNNISON NEWSOH MPION.
COUNTY NEWS IN BRIEE
| ol Ty
Newsd bampion CorTeapubdenas: :
Apry B
Bryas Conkhn and Ot Harta
over oSt Emo on Tuesday
o work
Maggie Raner, from Hagior. Nebre.
s here spending a few monsh. with
sister, Mes. W. B Conklin.
Robert bamm = at Baidwin {
Mrs. Geo. Trezise s visiting in Gun
son this week
Carroll Carter and Mrs Carter came
n last Priday night from Denver, in ||
thewr car. This is the first year that he |
has crossed the Coctetopa pass as early | |
as this. Om this side of the pass, shove
Hack s ranch, he encountered a grest
deal of snow.
Mrs Geo Heath. Mrs Carter's moth
er, came over with them and will visit
Misses McLaughlin,d Denny and Jobn- |
son attended the educationa mecting
Gunnison last week, and report a very !
profitable time. We should feel justly
proad of our schoois, as each had a dis
play of work which was appreciated
and very favorably commented upon by
the teachers
! CROOKSTON
News-Champion Correspobdence:
April 26.
« Mr. Watters has been getting out
some trees the last week. ‘
Mrs. Jim Kicks, Miss Elsie and li-’
Ethel Hicks went to Gunnison Wednes-
L |
Keith Warner returned to Guonison
| Wednesday after the winter at Crooks’
n school.
Mr John Weddle came in from Kan
~ sas Tuesday morning. |
Mr. Watters had his auto out practice- |
ing this morning. '
| We expect to have an entertainment |
at Crookston, May 20. We have faw‘
eighth graders to finish up: Earl Adams,
Rudolph Watters, Amy Hicks and Roth |
| Mrs. Roy Hicks spent several days in
~ Sargents with Roy's mother.
. Willie Soden is on the sick list the
~ past few days.
| Vernon Marlatt is spending a few days
- with Harry Watters. |
Lottie Shaw is home from Baltimore,
where she has heen spending the winter.
| Little Harvey Duncan came home
with Grandma Hicks from Gunnison
Sunday.
- - -
|
POWDERHORN
News-Champien Correspondence: I
April 27, 1914 :
Osear Jobnson went to Gunnison i
i Sunday. i
| John Andrews is at George Andrews
this week. |
Earnest Bowers was down from his
ranch Wednesday. |
W. C. Howard and Clarence Padeka '
went up to Cathedrai Tuesday to do |
some branding. |
Guy Doering stopped with E, A. |
Foster Monday night on his way te
- Gunnison. |
The annual meeting of the Telephone
Company was held Saturday. Allof the
old officers were re-elected.
Herbert Andrews went to Gunnison
| Tuesday to take charge of the cattle
"herdea on Taylor Park this summer. |
The pupils of Dist. No. 14, who are
leading in the home credit contest are
Ralph Wilson os sy 6483
Eugene Foster HlO%
Emma Foster 4953
lla Andrews 4202
Ruby Sammons vt 417
Ernest Foster il _ 401
’ Albert MeGregor - 1944
David Howard 1572
Clarence Howard 1425
CRESTED BUTTE MARSHAL
RETRACTS FORMER STATEMENT
LI |
Fred Gulliford, who made certain
statements in a signed communication
to the Elk Mountain Pilot concerning
the action of Sheriff Pat Hanlon on
election day, has found that he was
badly in the wrong in regard to the
sheriff, and has handed the News-Champ
ion a statement in which he wished to
retract what he has said about the
sherifl. In this regard he has published
the following correction in the Eik
Mountain Pilot of last week -
““In regard to that part of my state
ment of April 9th concerning the an
swer to the News-Champion article of
the ““Election Trouble,” where it was
stated that “‘Sheriff Hanlon was heavily
under the influence of liquor,” 1 desire
to state that he was not and the state
ment was an error.
i
JACKS CARIN
Bewelht .un Corresponduce |
Apoi 20, 14
eWt s s visiting bis brother
s we
We. o Vs Lowis Lucerve made o
M sunty seat Monday
Me. L 0 Willis and grandmather
& unnmun Monday reterming
Wednes.
Me. a0 Mrs. Joe Voss and family
Wise argeret Stieids visited Mr.
W o Blishery Sunday.
M. uok Cometeck, Mrs. May
Machlon. | Mrs. Wm Allen and Mes
Wm S were Gunnison visitors
Priday o Saturday
—-"—-—--
CRESTED BUTTE
News<'! . jpon Correapondence:
April 25, 1914
Tomn Amott retarned from Wal
senburg o Friday
| Sheril’! Havlon was in town the
grester ot of last week.
Jame \ash, county attorney visited
Orested | ite on official business last
Wedne
l G. M Vs and family returmed from
| Colorad. Springs last week and are
located o their ranch south of town.
Mike oanus was arrainged n Justice
Heuche: < court Friday moming on
the chorge of ecarrying concealed
weapon. He pled guilty, and was fined
$26.00 snd cost.
——
BOWERMAN
! News-hampion Correspondence:
April 24, 1914
i Jame: Sullivan is wirking on his
Bull Hill claims’.
' George Farlee has his new house
‘ready o the roof.
I J. €. McSparren is hard at work on
" his proporty In Sterling guleh.
‘ John Curley has been taking out
~some fine oar from his Gold King prop-
L erty of late,
l Diek ibbons came over from Box
| Canyon today and reports lots of snow
in that < ction yet.
Cnarl - Britton and Charles Dauiels
were he ing brand cattle al the Schaff
ranch o1 Wednesday of this week.
| 13. Bunber has been sick with an
attack of dropsy, but is considerable
better and is able to be out a little now
though net able to do any work yet.
The weather for the last month has
been very cold ahd stormy. Consider
able of snew is still on the ground here.
The road is now open from tne Springs
} through te Pitkin.
: The miners of the Box Canyon min
| ning distriet held a meeting this after
[ moon te eleet a delegate to represent
;thl* district at the convention to be
(held at Gunnison May 14th. The
‘ whole eamp turned out to the meeting
and much enthusiam was shown- Mux
Gosman was chosen as representative.
DON'T BE MISLED
!
| Gunnissa Citizens Should Read and
] Kidney trouble is dangerous and often
fatal.
Don’t experiment with something
- new and untried.
U'se a tested kidney remedy,
Begin with Doan’s Kidney Pills,
| Used in kidney troubles 50 years.
| Recommended here and everywhere,
. The following statement forms con
vincing proof.
H. A. Taylor, city marshal, 520 8.
Second Bt., Montrose, Colo., says: “‘1
have found Doan’s Kidney Pills very
beneficial and don’t hesitate to recom
mend them. They regulated the action
of muihqo and removed trouble
with kidney secretions. You may
cnnu-;m the endorsement 1 gave
them years ago. | certainly
consider Doan’s Kidney Pills a good
| kioney medicine.
| Price 50 cents at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy - get
Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same that Mr.
| Taylor had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo, N. Y.
; Imaginary Heart Trouble.
| Deyou have pains in the reigon of
the heart? Does your heart thump?
It= terrible nding alarm vou? What
= wrong? B::uyﬂu believe these symp
toms mean heart trouble? Orgamic
di=cases of the heart very seldom occas
ion much pain. Nearly all these pains
are caused by some derangement of the
stomach. Meritol Tonic Digestive is es
pecially recommended for indigestion
and dyspepsia, and for restoring the
stomach to ite normal functions and—
no more “heart disease.”” The Basy
Drue Store, T. O'Leary—Prop. Ex
clusive Agents.
————————————————————————————
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Fave Always Bonght
Graduation Will Scon be Hegse !
Voiles, Lawns, Batistes,
Masquisets, Caepes, Pasan Lawes,
Esdsoidenes and Laces.
Alo, Blue Serge Suits for the Boys. Pumps for the
Girds. Low Shoes for Boys.
Try a News-Champion Want Ad.
q!l)'dowd Hats, Mhy Novelties
e
NEW COLORS MEAN
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
= AND———
ADDED ATTRACTIONS
MEAN NEW BUSINESS
That is what we are all after.
We are headquarters for up-to
date Buggy and Carriage Paint
ing. We have a first class paint
er always at your service at
reasonable prices. : : :
SPRING IS HERE. WHY NOT GET THAT
PLOW IN SHAPE FOR SPRING WORK ?
JOS. McDERMOTT,
Horseshoeing and General Blacksmithing
C. L. Stone & Son
HICH-CRADE CROCERIES
Phone Cunnisen 841 I—
Specials This Week
3-Ib. can Pumpkin, - . - A0
Montrose Fresh Eggs, doz., - - .20
| large package Macaroni, - - 10
I Ib. Macaroni-Cheese, - - - .10
7 Ibs. Macaromi, - - - .50
2 lbs. Vanmilla Wafers, - - " -
——
Fresh Fish and Qysters. Fresh Killed Poultry
LOOK!
Special Prices This Week :
Rib Boil, Ib., - - - - 10
Round Steak, Ib., - - - - .18
Sirloin Steak, ib., - - - A8
Hamburger, Ib., - - - - .14
Roasts from 10c to - - - A6
Home-Cooked Veal Loaf, it's hot, Ib., .15
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