davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
WNt ~ ~ y 4 MtAUsUN

A good aeal ct modern edacaslen
h entirely at one end. tt reminds
as # the boy sent to NALL with half
a bag Vt wheat. He put IT an one
end Of the bag aud stone m the
other IT, balance IT across the back
Of has mule. We smile at the boy .
stolidness vet constantly exemplay
it. Half our modern schools edu-
cate the head without applying tAe
body and that Is but half an edacs-
ton. Then 1t Is necessary to sAd
the dead weight If several year ua-
necessary aud bitter experience he
fore the balance is obtained ssl .
start made toward success.
The Agricultural college sal
School Of Mines with their training
in doing. rs well as thinking, furnish
a superior article of higher educs-
ton
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
tdmisist trairix's Notice.

Estate Of Margaret y. Fiavin decreased
The undersigned, having been appointed Al
mtnistrutriN of the estate Of Margaret +. IlaViu
late Of the ounty Of bunni-on. ani state OF
Colorado. deceased, hereby gives notice that
she viii appear before the County Court of tfun-
nison County. at the Court House in 1iunnison.
al the ApIil term. Of the thiri Monday ia May
next. al which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and requested
to attend Tor The purpose of having the same
adjusted All persons indebted 10 said Estate
arr requested to make immediate payment Ia
the undersigned
Dated this 18th. day Of April. 4. u I.2
HELEN NJ FLaNIN
administrator
First pub April 18th. 1902
Last pub. May 10th. lse
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
lEcN WolcArlo1.
A Adussi.arasix's Aetr II oesi Essss~
- eoS enso1A.
Ia the matter 81 the estate of
Pred Lottes, deceased.

In the matter 81 the estate of
Pred Lottes, deceased.
Anna h. Bath, administrators.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF de
cretal order Of sale made and entered Of record
in the county cour, of 'iunnison County, State
Of Colorado in the estate Of Fred Ls,ttes ON the
Mt h day ~ February u. lSH, the undersigned
was authorized and directed 10 sell at price
not less than the appraised value there9t, as
estate of Which tred L"ttes deceased, died
seized. 10 wit:
An undivided oue-sixth 4 81 interest Of. ia
aud 10 the l.ittsn Dora lode mining claim the
aprria-sd value of which said xth 1 g in
terest Is Sl5.al the Harrison lode mining claim
the appraised value Of which Is slton; the
'-Frederick' lode mining claim. the appraised
value Of which j. Sltslfsi undivided oue-t bird
"a interest Of, in and 10 the Luhaek lode
mining claim, the appraised value of which said
one-third Nal interest Is $500; all of said lode
mining claims being situate in the Quartz Creek
Mining District, County 81 Gunnison, >tate of
Also an undivided oue-half asl interest OF in
and 20 the the Ohio lode mining claim, the
appraised value Of which said cne-haf ga in
tere-t is 5000: said lode mining claim being
situate in the Gold Brick Mining District
{ tounty of Gunnsen. State Of Colorado.
To pay the debts of such estate at private
sale for cash for the highest and best price oh
tainable therefor, and mat notice Of ,he place
where bids would be received therefor, 10 be
published N weekh newspaper published in
the town Of Gunnison- state Of Colorado, a. re
quired by law.
undersigned gives notice that she Will receive
bids Tor any part or 81 of the above Described
real estate, az the Office 81 Dexter T. >app IN
the said town Of Gunniss,n. Colorado and at the
office Of Phelps and Pendery. Room ~, Etnmet
Block. Leadyille, Colorado. until the I2th day
Of MaS, A. ID. 1902. the to be sold 10 the
highest bidder for cash not less than the aI-
praised value. a above and upon payment #
the amount bid, the purchaser or purchasers
tn,,reaf will receive cert iticate Of purchase
titling the holder to deed deeds for the same
upon approval and confirmation of such sale hy
the said tounty Court a. provided by law.
ed truUui-ttf. f,fsr.lp- APRIL 18th. A. ID
Ia2. ANNA n. BATH,
Administrators of The estate of Pred Lo'tes
deceased.
First pub. April l., ise
Last pub NAV 2, 1872
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

Telisrlde Joarnal. Possibly old
man Depe~s two months exper-
renee with a yoang wife has had
sensethIng to DO with his ANNOUNCE
meut that he Will not be a cand,-
date for re-election. When at thre.
score and ten a msa takes TO hun
self a young wife who is just out Of
her teens. he finds domestic duties
too strenuous to permit Of his watch
tag government affairs As they
should be watched
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
Exe~ue&rss NSeb~.

Estate s,f Ida Bailey d-~essed
The undersigned having been appointed Fx
ecufor ~ the last v i'll and Testament, of Iids
Bailey. late OF the County of Gunn-<.n snd 81 ,tf
~ toors3o. deceased, hereby gives ps,.is-. tba,
he Will appear before the County oart Of tam.
nison tounfy- al thet our Hoas~ in tyunnissr
NJ the April term on the first Monday IN Wsx
nert, At winch tlDe all per~snae having claims
aga INST said Estate notified and resrp.st Al
70 atfend nor the purpose of having the same
adjusted. All persons inesetyseti 10 -a,a esra,.
are requested 10 make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated this 9Th. day of AT.ril A. y. Isg
WILLIAN SrRI M. Ex~~ut.Yr
First pub 4fril eth lNR
La Il pun. 0sy ID. Isr
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

Eugene Engley rs having a gvesl
deal of trouble with Judge seeds in
Cripple Creek. The lawyer wss
charged with subornstion of perjury
and on trial wss entirely visA,-
Gated. He is nov under arrest up
on the charge of attempting TO kill
the Judge, while the circumstances
surrounding the case seem to show
that he was arrested on suspicion
aud u sua tskea from his person.
He ssae NO stAsnpt 10 ksll smy oae
and those acquainted with him
will be Iotn to believe that he ever
contemplated. such y thing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

We are told that the Infamous
ship subsidy bill has been shelved
t'ecsuse Hanna has no hope Of pass
sag IT, That means put IN cold
storage until after the fall election
when this same subserylent congress
sill hold another session and vet the
people be powerless for two wears
About the way the beef trust has
been shelving meat IN its mammoth
refrigerators until the physiological
moment for extracting large price
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

Beverage flies to suecor the steel
trust because that benevolent organ,
izaiion has of late increased ITS em-
plo, ees wages 20 per ceLt. He
forgets to mention that wages of
laboring men have generally IN
creased 20 per cent. aud that cost of
living has advanced much more
than that.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

The administration plan Of edu-
eating the heather is doubtless
praise worthy. What democrats OBJ
ject to is the idea that any amount
Of education will make them COED,
or that it will be Of large advantage
in solving the problem. Says Sem
ator Carmack of Tennessee: The
idea that YOU can transform the
character of race by teaching them
te read, is the widest, craziest. the
most fantastic dream that ever fit
ted through lunatles brain"
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
AeuIp> Ave0 tvtE~.

Tie trs-l by essr.- -as4rtl.l # 6en-
era J.ceb II >sssth- oa the charge
1t eoaasct pEs3assc8... ~ sosa order
ana discipline. began IN Nansis.
Apra %. 1eaessa Lloyd " neaton
pressa.d c9lsuei tk4r.es A. Wooa-
rat. cosn-.sl fsr the aesense. sad Ee
desired 10 slsspllfy the proceedings.
he w.S ~llinz 10 sdms eeaersa
>mltn gave instructions t. AsIar
" slier to kIil and bsrn .sd make
>amaT a heSlsnQ wilderness. thai be
wanted everybody Killed c-pab.s It
bsarlng arms. and that be dla specify
all Sser le wears Of age. A. the >a-
mar boys 1t that age we're equally
a. dangerous AZ thclr elders.
Mgor W .ller and Llcuteaaus Das
of the marine corps. who we're tired
BY eoUrt-msrtisd here GA the charge
Il executing natives 1t the ISLAND It
>amar without trial. have been ae-
4sIttea.
Referring TO the above fughtfal
confession oa the part If General
Smith. Congressman SIbley. repub-
hcan. 0t Penn. GA Monday last. de-
hsered the following sosthiBg re-
marks ~ congress
When have heard the state aleat
made that We we're cruel IN the con
dact IT that war. ! have thsaght,
perhaps, the partisan was speaking
Bot when | have read, as nave
within the past forty eight hours,
that a general wearing the uniform
If the army II the United States,
one who stands under tae shadow Of
our army. issues orders not to con.
ciliste a province. but to leave It a
howllng wilderness and to Kill oil
above 10 years old. then it seems to
me that humanity must have
marched back ward for eighteea ceD-
tur,es and that Herod AGAIN appears.
lAAve rcd - Tt0.ne ttAe Ter
tar, hovs esa1 - ACh111ss, Aose
rool q tlAs S0rocoo scsuSee, ~
tAAsk Oel tAaa sjaCe ~ tsagtx
sCeae - CAivery u hAs tskea
eighesea ceassries - VsU1ssce .
SMiah.
| have read Of the water cure.
Can any man whose blood bounds IN
his pulses, any man who has read
his Bible or who has been reared nj
the knee of a Christian woman, JUS
tify the perpetration Of such cruel
ties upon another mar who wears
the gulse and the image of his Gre
ator? And yet we heard this man
attempting to Justify acts by which
men are pumped so full of water as
nearly to drown them and then
brought back to life by thdmping
them over the stomach with the
butts of muskets That is not CIV
iization, that Is not Outstanding
the world. am thankful that
these are sporadic cases. Against
that, as man who belongs, nope,
not alone to the republican ranks,
but to the whole brotherhood of
man the wide world around, want
the members of this house, ON this
side Of the chamber and that, to
voice their protest against all such
measures. Applause
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

personal service of this notice, within ninety
DAYS after the service thereof by publtcstion,
you TAI or refuse To contribute your propagation
oi snch expenditure as co-owners. your ineerest
IN said claim will become the property Of the
suS~crItper, your co-owner. who has maSs the
reauirrd expenditure hs the terms Of said Sec
tion g}24.
Dated at Gubnison. Colorado, this 5th DAY of
February 1872
DARWIN WELLINGTON
First pub February 7th 1872.
Last pub. May s,h. lsn
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

The laborlng man now protests
yehemently against the high price
Of meat out of which the beef trust
is creating prosperity for itself.
Yet most Of them voted for the
psrty Of trusts in 1900.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

"Atrocious cruelty is what the
average American is beginning to
call our policy in the Philippines.
At lsst accounts the administration
still pronounces it benevolent assim-
ilatiou."
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

II wasut seeess .ry for Heuri
Msttersen 30 SLAP the little whip
persnappe face Teddy attended
to that thoagh from different mo-
tlVas
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
AADjals1 ppsers N~tt~s ~ tee sal~ NJ Neal tssste
To Pnt oD~kts,


Notice Is her'.b, given that in pm rsnance to al
order of the County Court OF Gunnison ,ounts,
state Of Colorado. made the 24th day Of
APRIL. iNe, in the matter of the estate ef Joseph
tssrkel. decreased, the undersigned the admin
jstFator ~ said estate. will sell at private sale
10 the highest bidder Tor cash, and subject 10
confirmation of said Court. ON Thursday, the
18th day of May. ISe at o'eloek p in the
County Court Room. oi the Court House in said
County of Gunnison. all the right title and in
terest ~ the said jose ph Gockel at his death in
and To the following descri,sed real estate
An undivided oue-third lls) interest in the
Napoleon Lode Mining claim, Sur. No. lxsH
and an undivided ope-thiri a interest ia ss
feet sf the Aasgie Lode Mining Survey No SIZE
both AZ said claims being situate in the Klk
meuntain Mining district in said GunniSon
County.
The terms aud cood itions sf said sale are
twenty -fve dollars in rash at the time of sale
and the balance of the purchase money to nv
paia nfter the confirmation sf sale by sa id tourf
~hea the deed Is rendered
q. r MreRAY
AAsinistrstor ~ the Estste II Joseph ts.ckel
Pm P.b April 18th. lsc
Last Pub. May srh. i:sE
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

ferh.i~ the Spanish newer used
anything - brutal as the water cure
because fhey we're net STUART enough
10 think af ANYTHING - bruta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
NJ sselwtieH Nstiee

The co-partner=hip heretofore existing he
tween Joseph Metroz and Frank Anderson j.
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business viii hereafter he conducted by Frank
Anderson. Joseph Metroz retiring. The former
viii collect all bills and pay all debts.
yosEpH MFTRoz
fRANk A>pERsON.
Gunnison. Colo, April 2s. Isn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
kNersteF's Notiwe.

Estate of Anna Bohm deceased.
The undersigned, having hs.n appointed Hx-
ecutor of the last Will and Testament of Anna
Bs,hm late of the County of arunni-.u and stare
of Colorado, deees hereby gives notice that
he will appear before the County Court of t,up-
nison County, at the Court HOUSE in Gunni-s,n
At the April Term, ON the first Monday in May
next, at which time all person ha " ing claims
against SAID Estate are notified and request ed
IN attend for the purpose of having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted 10 said Asrate
are requested To make immediate payment To
the undersigned.
hsted this 31st day II March, A D. Is02.
FRANClSJ HILDEBka<D
Executor.
First pub. April nth, 1872.
Las, pub. May I'd, lSg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

Seeess HsSR D>~U - aah C~ssusv>
-. 8e. nc C. c iAil Srs.1 - r.sr.1 80, io.sSs %
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02
J. n. Ncllsssal,
Attorney and Counselor at Law
Ofice over Auelirr's Jewelrv Store
Gubnison, Colo.
A1Otstse rstsr's Nsskre.

A1Otstsersfsr's Sstt~e.
Estate of Jeunie =. Hoisson. deceased
ihe undersigned having been appointed Al
ninfst rntor of the Estste AZ Jennie n Hod~s,.
late ~ the County ~ Gunni-on and STATE -
Colorado, decea-ed. hereby gives notice thai h.,
VII vii api@sr "-fore the county Court of C,unpi
son County. at the Court Mouse In G,nnison
q the April Tern. the second Aoodsx I.
Icy next, at which time al persons hsyinr
claims sssip<t said Estate are notified and =
aue-sed 70 sttend fer the purpose of hsvins ~.
sme adjusted All persons indebted 10 ssiJ
refrt 10 the undersigned P"'
Dated this 18th tiny ~ sprir !. N 100
First Pub April nth a'"-
Last Pub. Aay ~th
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-02

Melvin Morrisoa and sister. re.
turned to Nj. Carbon yesterday.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
Respectfully,
WILLlAMS-HUCHES co.
Trust The People.

If the endorsement of the Kan
sas City platform is made Il pre-
aequisite to running for office in
the primary, it should be made a
prerequisite to voting in it. There
should be the same rule for the
candidates as the voter; and let
that be in each case as liberal rs
possible. The present rule, it
seems to us, is strict enough: that
is, that candidates and voter must
declare themselves Democrats and
pledge themselves to abide the
result of the primary. That rule
is perfectly safe and it puts the
whole question where it belongs
in the hands of the people. -
Newberry Observer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
a Pretty Indian Relic.
Special to The Observer.

Special to The Observer.
Albemarle, April 2S MIR. b.
Blalock, who lives seven miles
from here on the Yadkin, pIowed
up an Indian relic in his field u
few days ago that is a curiosity.
1t is a figure of a woman delicate
ly carved out of flint rock. Every
feature is plainly discernable and
the figure is mounted on a stone
pedestal which would make it a
novel paperweight. Even the
face of the woman is colOred red.
The relic shows that the Indians
had sculptors in their tribes long
before the foot of white men had
trodden in this country.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03

1t will be seen that it is propos-
ed to restrict participation in the
primary election to persons who
are qualified to vote in the gen
eral election. This should be
done. Those who are not quail
fed on account of their having ne
elected to register could have no
cause for complaint, as they can
register on the first Monday of
any month. With tho primary
"run wide open,' as has come
to bd the case. it is fast falling
into merited dlsrepute. With
the primary restricted to qualified
voters pledged to abide the result
we can see no necessity for any
additional pledge from candidates.
Chester Lantern.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03

The Winston Journal says it
''isn't going back on any Demoera-
tic platform, and particularly not
the one adopted In 1892" And
that suggests funny thought. 1t
Is regarded as virtue to 60 back
on some Democratic platforms and
a crime to repudiate others. The
Democrat who goes back on the
platforms of 1896 and 1900 is a
traitor and descrter, while the
one who goes back on the plat
form of 1892 is n patriot and a
statesman. Charlotte Observer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
a Young Woman Disappears.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Lenoir, May IA sensation
suddenly developed here to day
which, if not soon solved, may
rival the famous Cropsey case at
Elizabeth City, and which in some
respects is not unlike that sad
affair.
Miss Cordie Chllders, u woman
of perhaps 23 or "a living at the
home of her uncle, about one mile
out of town, on the Blowing Rock
road, has mysteriously disappear
ed She attended church near
her home last night and was ac-
companied home by Will Fulwood
n young wldower and neighho
who has paid her some attention.
Young Fulwood says she asked
him in the course of their CONVEX
sation if he was notengaged to an
other girl, he told her he was, and
nothing else unusual took place.
except when he left atthe door she
was caying. She has not been seen
since nor has the whole dav, s
serach In all directions revealed
any suggetion rs to her wherea>
bouts. The family did not become
alarmed until this morning think
lug that morning that she was
spending the night with neigh
Dor. No one has been hearp to
connect yourg Fulwood's name
with Miss. Childers' disappearance
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03

Smallpox has ut last made it's
appearance in this community. A
colored woman on Squire S. j.
Richardson's place near town has
developed genuine case. Her
house has been thoroughly quar-
antined. More than thirty peo-
pie were exposed to the disease
before they knew what it was.-
Waxhaw Enterprise.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
Killed With A Rifle.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Florence, May 1.-Bull Jacks
son, a negro, was accidentally shot
by Mr.. Andrew Muldrow prom
inent citizen at Muldl ow's mill
pond, five miles from here, yes
terday afternoon. Muldrow was
shooting fish with a rifle and the
negro was taking them out of the
water. In attempting to hand the
negro cigarette the rife was ac-
cidentally discharged the ball pas
sing through the abdomen. The
negro fingered in agony until to-
night when death came to his re-,
lief. NJ G. B.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
Killed In Gravel Pit.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Newberrys, May - A
negro by the name ,of Arthur Fry
was killed this afternoon at Mr..
Fairs gravel pit, one mile
from the city, by the gravel cav
ing in upon him. He died only u
few moments after being taken
from the pit. He was about 40
years of age and lived on Mr..
Gantt's place, a few miles from
town. The verdict OF the coroners
jury, which was empanelled i'm
mediately, was that he came to
his death from the cause above
stated
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
A Distributing Point For Oil
+ rom Texas.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Charleston, April 20 The
work of erecting the great tanks
for the storage of oil in Charles
ton is well under way. Charles
ton is to be place of storage for
oil of the Gaffey Petroleum com-
pany of New York. One tank
alone will have capacity of 90,
600 barrels. The tanks are near
the exposition grounds, conven- =
lently located to the railroad lines
and also to the water front. The
oil will he brought tn Charleston
In tanks steamers and pumped IN
to the tanks. Charl sslun Is to be
the distributing point for this sec
tion of the country. The Consol-
idated Railway and Electric COM
pany has signed contract for a
period of two yeals and will use
oil entirely as fuel in operation of
its machinery, the oil being cheap
er than coal. The tanks will be
ready by the middle of next
month, when the first steamer
is expected from Port Arthur,
Texas.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
HAT THIN Folks
NEED

Is greater power of digesting
and assimilating food. For them
DR.. Kings New Life Pills work
wonders. They tone and regulate
the digestive organs, gently ex-
pei all poisons from the system,
enrich the blood, improve appe-
tite, make healthy flesh. Only
25c at Crawford Bros, and j. f.
Mackey & Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-05-03
Capt j NJ Perry Writes About
Texas

In letter to his wife Capt. j.
NJ. Perry, who is sojourning for
few weeks with relatives in
Texas since the reunion of Netcr-
ans adjourned, writes most flat>
teringly of the Lone Star State.
If he can induce Mrs p, to move
out to Texas we are certain to lose
our good townsman by Dec. 1st.
The letter was written May 2Sth
at which time the Captain was ut
the hospitable home of our old
friend, Mr.. j. H. Blake, who
moqed out to Texas about ten
years ago. He had already been
to Mr.. |. w. Tillman's and was
ready to start from Mr.. Blake's
for Angus, Texas, where he
stated he would "spend day or
SO with Bon, and visit Jas. Jacks
son and others from the old
State" From Angus he would
90 direct to Louisiana for Il weeks
stay with relatives. $50 far"
he states, "I am much pleased
with Texas; find that prosperity
and plenty abound. TO be candid,
Texas is far ahead of South Caro-
lima. Words fail me to express
how much ahead. AS to wood,
water and houses that is all bosh.
Ike Tlllman has wood by the
thousands, good water and very
fair house-40 acres in corn that
will make from 80 to 20 bushels
per acre and a large cotton crop
that, if seasons suit, will average
him from one half to one bale per
acre. Jim Blake lives in an
eight room house with attachments
large folding doors: wide passage
through the house and u lovely
yard of flowers, in other words,
very attractive home. | find his
house place for concentration of
the young folks. They have lots
of company and Cousin Belle and
her pretty daughter, Florence,
entertain i,ceIy. Tillman and
Will Green add to the occasion.
Blake has Il nice cistern under
cover of his house rain water of
course, but better than ours.
would prefer to be renter here
than own land in S. c., especially
if | had to work it. You can say
to any one my advice is, Young
man 90 west. You can't compre-
hend unless you see the attract
ions. AS far as the ., g can reach
lovely views greet the sight and
hundreds of acres of Buffalo Clov-
er with its delightful odor greets
the sense of smell. The farms of
the county through which Pve
passed are good. As Blake is
ready and we have drive of 80
miles to reach Ben's will close,
am sorry time will not permit u
more graphic description The
Captain expects to start on his re,
turn trip home on the 18th inst.
Jno. M. Perry