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Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
PARKER OUT or RACE

Wheu 81 hrvau made kls Chs
caaa -ls7sch aftaa kIng Judge Parker
and rhs NeW Nafk T.lafiarm fhai
~r.lea H iu fhr uluf- ~ mast we-i
eu lauasrsts Ibat sach is helna
generally aarcFied Or fact Is egi-
deus .rlm tac tlls0Inu einaria
fum .ha Nau Nrs W8rl8 PARKER
-srmarsi supporter IWa mnnth-
ago taa elnH.i. 81 lf tho nslrgauizcrs
lalkei seuus au1 MANY dem1arai-
vere wondering % tuav ua-t takt o.
tne vaals agaiH a- thev aId n lsi2
N1W u b. piau Jhu tle Cleveland
HlI la.mauf gang are uat gang o.
usu tlt ~t i.sis cauterlau AZ D.
ll-f rssr tb1v wII Iai frvar
tIoc.u1 zaU bat even fhs -fuTe.
prH.st i- dead 1ar
Halsa b. che editorial referred D..
THs persistent taIk of jars
h1rsa candidate iur fhe lem8cratu
namualan fr president who.
eme- Hu Hf fhe west cam be- traced
largely t tha ttuan-ue.- and f1al-
i-hues- % David b. HIl iu attach
inc Judge Parker political fortune
ia the Belmont Woodward Wall 81
nterestz
Mr. lIll seems ta have deluIed
himself into believing that western
democrats were 81 desir5u. 1T seeing
the party dragged from the slough
It populism that they would be ru-
different Oh the men OF methods by
which the work was dome. A. usual
Mr. Hill bluudered The democrats
ct the west have even less regard for
the "populists Of Wall street than
for the popuiists Of the prairies. II
the party must be turned over a.
either they prefer the latter and The
World cannot blame them.
Mr. Hill, by his too great cunning
and his too little care. has subjected
the candidacy Of Judge Parker to a
tremendous load under which it is
still staggering. Once the demo
Gratis ct the south and West become
suspicious that the party is again be
ing exploited in the interests Of Wall
street, 1t viii be a waste of time To
plead for tthe nomination Of Judge
Parker or anybody else from IN,
east.
1t is time that Mr.. Hill remedied
such Of his blunders as are remedi-
able, and gave the democrats Of the
country some assurance that Judge
Parker : candidacy is not being used
as a mask by the same old syndicat-
ors that did SO much To- discredit Mr.
Cleveland 5 second administration. +"
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
tir-t pub. Ma, 4. Last pub May z. isei
>or,,t ~ rI>,I srrrltwrSr.

er. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that Monday
the 9Th day of June a. d iHt. being one II
the regular days Of the June Term of the
ouuty Court ~ tiunnissn County. w Probate.
In The state of Colorado. Mary Turner
Ezecutrix uf said estate. will appear be
#eftlemeut a. such Ezocutrix and pray the
approval Of the same and Will then apply Ia be
discharged a. such ExacutriS At Which
time aud place any person IA interest ma, APP
near aud present objections to the same. " any
there be
Dated at Guuuison, Colorado, MAY. ?, 1874,
MARY 4. tt RNER
Fvecutrix 81 the Estate 81 Ruben g. Turner
deceased.
First pub. MAY. 6. Last pub. June. 3. Isa
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
spvIsI>IK,roR'> NeTIcE.

Estate of y. T.. Noak deceased
The undersigned, having been aTf,o ifrtad al
m uinistrator Of the estate of d. u. Maak tate #
The county ~ tIunuis0n and state Of Colora sla
deceased hereby gives notice that he will a mo, ?
before the county csIurt 81 tunnison county al
tho court house in eiunni=cru. al the June term
on the third Monday IN June next. at winch
time all per7ous having claims against said -
tate are nutifed and requested "a attend for
the purpose - having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted 10 said estate are requested
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Harvey Stanley purchased a Cine
team Tuesday from Charley
Miller. He viii use it ON his new
ranch south Of Geo. Andrews on the
Gunnison. Part Of this ranch, lGO
acres is the old John Adams ranch
and 10 acres he has taken upof gov
ernment land Mr. Stanley contem-
plates putting in over thousand
dollars IN Improvement ON The ranch
in the way OF new bitches as a start
81
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Record Stockman The cattle mar
ket is gradually improving all along
the line, and it really begins to look
like values would be on a higher ba-
sis soon The Indicted improve
ment has already checked the heavy
runs TO a considerable extent and
while no one is willing to bet that
the long hoped for turn in affairs
has come at last yet there is a more
hopeful feeling noticed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

The new Worlds Fair stamps are
out. They reproduce the likeness of
Thomas jefferson, whose rare sagac-
lty secured for US the great Louisi-
ANA territory. Postmaster Summers
has only received a few, SO YOU may
not get them every time you buy red
~iickers for your letters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
Summons on Application for Regis
trAtiOn

Stnte of Colorado. In the District Cour,
toun} Of tiunIiisun. - No
}. l.. brothers,
Plaintiff
The Guuuison Land A
Town Company. a cor
puration- Henry l.. kos-
and " il Maiburn and summons ON atpt,tica.
~ 81 ',,ii p,-l7"u7 or par tIou Ton Registration.
any ri-ht, tide, estate
lien or Interest m the
real estate desCrihci tu
the application herein
Defendants
~ people Of the state ot Colorado To the
ah"Ft hamcd defendants GREETING.
you are hereby summoned and required to an
7Nti th' appilcatlon of the applicant plaintiff
~ the th9Ne entitled application Tor rsgistra
tioA ul tht hlitWinE land situate ia GunniSon
touuty, Colorado, ta-Wit:
Lots twenty ZUt twenty one J2lI twenty two
.--t twenty Three f2-i and twenty four "a in
block One Hundred Forty Twatl42 J. known and
dtsishated ~ such on the amended plat Of " est
buhul7 on, Town # Gunni-on. ON file and of
record 40 tue Office Of the iark and kecori.r ,,f
sald Nunnl-on uunty, and 20 Tile your answer
~ the said application ia the office of the 4 lsrk
~ -"l curt, in sHid county within twenty
gay HiigI THE service ~ this summons upsln yn.
@ct -'H OF TIE day ct such sefN ice: sua IL vuu
IAN %. Hh-Wer the said apphcaf ION within the
time aforesaid the applicant plaiutiH la Tins
action VIII apply 10 the uurt for the relief de-
mauded in The application herein.
~ CLERK of said tSrrt and rte ~
S1A\ thereof at Gunui-ou IN said Coutty
SSrani state, tins nth day Of Nav a II
i"'t :. G. PALMER.
Clerk
tir-t pub. May 70 last pub. MAY q. ipul
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
First pub. MAY - last put. May q. lap

Two seated family buggies of the
newest design are among the invoice
OF buggles and wagons recently re
~eived by Wolfe 4 Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
Samnoas on APrlieation fer Regis
tfati0n

tfatfOn
stats %. eui.r.t.iH. i. 90 tha I,ssr.1t Cs.lrr
uuniy lf Htutlllstin. & No.a
Pamt.H
Enrsu
To all uar7iu- aT sartir-
umkueSu- CiaIuIlE ans 1ufHuluuz on ann .fris
rieHt litie- .-intr. aau liou 70 Eesi .rstion.
ur tufHro b. flH. rfI
estate dH-crilri fu tiiH
application lrrcin.
HaiauHH n..
The uaspir ~ UHr =.rrr OF HrIarfIs E.. rIll.
above named . g. u auIa. tfEEEIfN
N"u are hcrnhF -uluulHu-l ami required g. an
seer ti' itnp.ef' inU rI tHa Hpf irsuE uillutiH
o. fne above entitled spfIiraiiau fsr r..t.-. H Ca
tiHn 20 Che hili.1iue land -lfrllfr ia ttl.5s al
euuffiy- dorado. to-ggit.
NrWi.eii taHH Mlulng claim sur M frt.
Bsruee l.Hde N iuiua C...im ~ur Na tHll. PuuH,
isnic Mining Claim = Or No. go: nii ir o It
Mpunta1u mining di tri-t aud 60 iia Your an.
-Ner 20 The said application in fha office 0f rh.
ierk "i SAID Court iu said County. wifLiI
twenty days after tlir zsI.e re of ti.- attntUraf
aud u yun fail 60 answer the -aid aIulica. d.
y WthW The time al. raaHid, the applicant plain
tlu ~ thl- action viii apply to ihc Cuurt tar thr
roiiei demanded in the application hsrein.
" itae--. g. Palmer
CehN CLERK nf said Court. and tho aasI
ACA\ thereof af Guuuisan. in said uuufy
SSS>and state, this lith day ~ May. 81 Al
EtL q. PALMER
ClerA.
first pfih. May % last putt May "a, lsil
All friends of John W Springer
mourn with him IN the loss Of his
wife who died Sunday evening m
Denver 0t consumption
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

We see that Chas. Adams and
Clinton Oliver are going to start a
second paper at Paonia. Paonia is
r good town and growing better.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

% uiakr s.ame.ia.e Payment Co sHe na5sr
slrufH
naiei ta dsy af May. q. o. iali
HFrFH
aalanr.aaIr .H..-
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27


state of ,olorado, In the District Cour,
ouHty Of Guuuis'1n. - No
Annie y. Hethrriugton
Plaintiff.
Mrs. lara &. Baton.
Mrs. MARY n. Hinkle
Max II HInkle. MARY H.
Hinklr. Elizaieth Htn-
kle and Jacob Randolph summer s,t Ar.,li,..
uinkle, aud all other tiou fur Fes,i-rr5lriI,,'
persons or parties un-
known. claiming any
right, title. estate, lien
or interest in the real
estate described IN the
application herein.
Betsn nliants
The people at the stafe Il Coora DO 10 the ,t,,,
named defendant -tfREEIfNG:
You are hereby summoned and rpquirad To nm
swer the application Il the applicant plaintiff
IN the above entitled application for regisfrs-
tion Of the following land situate in GrTris,r,
County, Colorado tO-vit.
Lots seventeen tt1f and eighteen GfsI in VIocL
thirteen ~ in original Guuni-on. known and
designated a. -uch ON recur bed plat of said town
ln the Otucr uf the Clerk and Rec rider a.
the SAID ouuty II duunI~on, in the state If
toiorado, and to II your answer 10 the said 4r-
pllration in the office of the CLERK Of said g0urt
m said County within twenty DAYS after the
service Of this summons upon YOU exclusive Of
tue DAY of such service and % you fail 90 answer
the SAID Application within the time aforesaid
the applicant plaintiff IN this action will arqr,iv
o. the Court Tor the relief demanded in the an
plicariou herein.
Witness. E. q. Palmer.
N Clerk Of said Court. and the zee1
- CN thereof az Gunnis0n in. said county
S6land State this llth day of May, A. u.
PALMER.
FIRST pub. May 1s; last pub May p, Is4.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Are we going TO have a lth of
luly celebration or are we not9
This paper will start the ball roll
ing with an offer of s2j worth of
printing aud $40 in advertising.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

2 a Stsaie vels o. She Warids
/ alr saaasv
y MeI-az.l b. h@ck frE. a.
ozlousisa arp east
NEs Nes-a Ja3y hss aIfils.i go
. alsaroc aud s2.sssisliuaaay
1e--e I.eaaArd aua wfs aud hls
sI-ser t.ss. 81 ~ Dasla s.slie4 tsaa-
Hi-au Iu.ssa-s
The g. "a. passenger is sap
I pa-ea o. b. pas 81 Jane bah. GO
Necs irum SUNDAY
Beu Warner is Fel,orsca a. shou,
res.siy o ie.lsc she s.ilaa haisI5ssl aua
roturu o. t'uanis9u.
The new carp,sts are boastlfal u
. pasisru and darasle in f..brle So
them ~ Clarence Adams
/ Alrs u n Wetssor and Helen
lefi last Friday flr Dodge City ~
/ L9uis aud lllluois FalHts.
Mrs Jls Elley returned SUNDAY
ir1m Salila having let Jae gettiHg
4lauE ramfrtably al thc hospital
and d j. teiievei cat % danger.
Miss Caralme Walter roturued
SATURDAY irom a vintcr in California
lu8 expects o. make her future home
n GaHuI-an. Nlc Will organize
iazsas m e9ed aad iastrumeutal
music
~iascii1a wagons. rhafs ths
sinI fr m9Huiain wear whore every
lIt 1f mataria must beoi tho strong
-t hH.fe aai Eastman carry tht
I.us mado e-peraily fr this c,uu-
Try
Ou ueu Monday or Tue-iu,
Gcv. j. W Bl-e -ats east Or
paucy. DID, ra secure melic.d aid
iur rheumatism We an hope De
sail retum oaraj OIL aHc ir1al DIS
ease
Services al tha Nj. D. church next
SUNDAY as all1w-. morning. class
sermon before the graduating classes
uf the grammar and high schools
Evening a. A. r. memorial ser
vices
Harry Faulkner is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of line automobile. the hrst
ln Guuuison ID is a lucomobiIe ON
Stanley frame and Harry has fixed
stable for the machine back Of the
Webber house
Ralph Allen made a trip 20 Tin
Cup last Friday taking some stock
that he had Wintercd for Tin Cup
people His sister Winona, accom-
panied by Miss Grace Allison drove
up Saturday and all returned the
next day.
Speaking of fishing which begius
next week "Wednesday the big II
pound trout caught by T. c. Brown,
has been shipped to the Worlds Fair
by the j. n X G. road Mr. Brown
SAYS he is fixing his tackle for a 20
pound trout this summer lie knows
where to find one il ANYBODY does
The Missouri Pacific has given
notice that all tickets reading be
yond St Louis will permit stop
over of ten days at st Louis 10
purchasers To visit the Worlds Fair:
Also tickets 10 St. Louis will permit
a stop-oyer at Kansas City. of not 10
exceed ten days on dcp1siting ticket
and on payment Of a fee Of slOO.
Photographers Dean Of Grand
junction has won triumph in secur-
ing a gold medal I'm a contest open
TO the world and held by the Nebras-
ka Photographers Assn. for three
carbon pictures from his studio.
Two ct the pictures were If Judge
Theron Stevens and Miss Edith
Richardson Mr. Dean has Just left
ON trip to the Pacific coast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

The ucW carFtts are hcautlial H
pasiern and durasle in fabric. Ses
q ham a. Clarence Adam-
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

ihe e. a : Passenger is sap
pa-ed o. b. pui sn Jsne 5th. or .
aeck fraEa SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Alrs u n Wehsser and Helen
lefi last Friday flr n0dge CIfy ~
L9uis aud Ilhuois FlHts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

t,cri Warner h. rels5rtca ~ .sbaui
roasiy d. le.4sc she s.ailaa hzi-IiIss.l .sus
rs.furu o. ffmrnl-4p
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Mrs J.s Eliey returned SUNDAY
tr1n >aiila having lof Jac geftiRg
al1uG camfriahlv az thc hospital
tnl d h teilerei aui % danger
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
SeCNN.,
-
" NuoN, oN .rrlIe arIoN teR KkGIsrR,rlns

First pub. May ia; last pub. May q. isu.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

4o--e I.caaard aaa - & aud hls
sl=sor t.sa. 81 ~ Das.a saslas4 Gaa-
al-lu 7 us.il.4v
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Ars Nestsa Js3v has aI,Iilsai 80
= arsaroc and sg.tssi.. lnlsue
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

In the District Court
No. %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Summon. N ATUIIca.
tiou for Eegi-tmtiou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27
Manager " Wanted.

Trustworthy lady or gentleman 70 manage
business in this county and adjoining territory
for well and fayOrabl- Known hsu=o Of solid =
nancial standing S1lOH straight rash salarl
and expenses paid each Mauday direct from
head quarters by checE. ExpenSe money aH-
vanced. aidreSS Manager. 81 Como Blsct
ChicaeoGl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

IA s,eala uera ,e ,aa Warids
3 zr saaaas
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Miss Car3lme Walter rofurued
Saturday irom a winter in California
tu8 cxpccts O. make hgr future home
n GaHui-aD. ~lc viii Organize
ia-sas u p1cd aud iHstrumeutal
music
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

. MaI-azsl b. hssk iFsE. 49,
czlcuElsd srsr e.a-t
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

~umuuu- on HrrIirH
tou lr kegi ution
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

summon ON Bpplica
tIou ion Registration
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

~taugif1u wagons. thai tht
tlnI tr m1Huiain wear whore every
IIt 1i matarial mu-I be ai tHe strong
r-t Wolfe aai Eastman carry tie
.us mado a-pcemllv fr this c,uu
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Harry Faulkner is the proud pos
SCISSOR Of fine automobile. the hrsi
.n Guuuison. ID Is lucomahile on
a Stanley frame and Harry has fixed
a stable for the machine back Of the
Webher house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Services al che NJ B.. church next
Sunday as hll1ws. morning. class
sermon before the graduating GLASSES
li the grammar and high schools
Evening a. A. Il. memorial ser
vices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

ou ueSt Monday ar TUESDAY
jcv. j. w kH-e STARTS east for
gaucv lil fa -ecurc medical aid
hr rheumatism We an hope be-
Nl return cared OIL sHc ir1al Dis
a4-f
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

Ralph Allen made a trip 10 Tin
Cup last Friday taking some stock
that he had wintered for Tin Cup
people. His sister Ninona, accom-
panied by Miss Grace Allison drove
up Saturday and all returned the
next day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1904-05-27

1FlclsL rtrER - sENNIso> coCSTl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
DYNAMITE ICE RARRlERs.
COlumbia and Port Deposit Railroad Open Again.

Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad
 Open Again.
 PORT DEPOSIT, Md, Feb. 1<.-For the first time within a week the tracks of the Columbia and Port Deposit rail- road have been cleared to the june tion with the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington railroad at Percyville. Pick and shovel were ineffective in clearing the ice ridges, and dynamite was used to break through the ice barriers. .#
 The, water in the Susquehanna is at a low ebb, but the narrow channel is full of floating ice,, which is being rushed down the river and into the waters of the Chesapeake bay. There have been little or no hardships here except that residents on the lowlands were compelled to remove their house hold furniture to the hills. All resi- dents are now supplied with provi- sions and fuel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
Domingo Wants to Come In.

WASHINGTON. Feb. F. - By an archistic Gisrega of the laws of na ticns and by persistent oppression of foreign interests Santo Domingo is making inevitable punishment at the hands of the United States. The inva- sion of the American consular agency at Samana by armed Dominicans, who took therefrom political refugee who sought asylum under the stars and stripes, is only the last of list of out rages which has tried this government patience. Before that the sggravatine incidents were the killing of Johnson, machinist of the Yankee by insurgents ar Santo Domingo city and the stop ping of the mail steamer Cherokee. The Morales government is importun. ing President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay to establish a protectorate over Santo Domingo. The president, how ever, realizes this country already has enough South American trouble on its hands.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
UNIVERSAL BIBLE SUNDAY.
American Churches Asked to JCan
 British I'm Memorial Service.

American Churches Asked to Join
 British I'm Memorial Service.
 NEW YORK, Feb. 1E-The American Bible society, at the request of the British and Foreign Bible society, has asked the American churches to join with 1t in commemorating universal Bible Sunday" March 6, the centen- nial of the organization of the British and Foreign Bible society. .E.
 There will be memorial services held all over Great Britain and in many places throughout the world. In Lon don King Edward and the queen have signified their intention of attending a special service in St. Paups cathe- dral, where the archbishop of Canter- bury will preach. uy u
 Already in this country arrangements are being made for similar services. There will be union service held in St. Johns Protestant Episcopal church, the historic center in Washington. President Roosevelt has been formally invited by the American Bible society to be present and has signifled his ac- ceptance of the invite ton.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
Dropped Dead at Telephone.

TARRYTOWN, N. r., Feb. 1L-"Hel- 10, central! Please give me 133"- With these words Mrs. Andrew H. Brown dropped dead in her home in South Washington street Mrs. Brown had just left her husband to call up friends. MT. Brown heard her ring for central and then heard her fall Rush ing downstairs. he found his wife dead on tle floor. Death was due to apo plexy. MT. Brown is president of Tarry- town, of the board of trade and ex- president of the Master Plumbers as- socia tion of New York. t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
Fight over Valentine; One Dead.

ST, LOUIS, Feb. 1I-=As the result of a quarrel which started over yaien- tine John Carley, aged thirty, is dead from bullet wound, and Mrs. Minnie Howard, his stepsister, is under arrest charged with the shooting. William Ewing and Maud Goodwin received cuts and bruises and were locked up as witnesses. The trouble occurred in a boarding house conducted by Mrs. Howard. She asserts that she fired the shot which killed Carley to prevent him from killing Ewing during gen. eral scrimmages After lying for sever al hours unconscious Carley died at the City hospital. t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
Gallagher Gets Prison For Life.

TAUNTON, Mass, Feb. 1I-John F.
 Gallagher, who was recently arrested at Seattle, Wash, and brought here charged with murder In the second de- gree in shooting his brother-in-law, Jo- seph McMahon, in this city in 1899, was found guilty by jury and imme mediately sentenced to life Imprisonment. Gal. lagher had separated from his wife, who was living with her brother. He entered the McMahon home late one night, and the shooting, which the de- fense claimed was accidental followed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
Watch for Friday Nights .AdV.
nryan speales sf Hanna.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. 1s< William Jennings Bryan when inform~ ed of the death of Senator Hanna saids He was one of the most forceful fiG~ ures in modern politics. He won hiR place at the head of his party in the senate and in the nation by his extraor- dinary executive ability and by his skill In organizing the forces that control that party, and even his political op- ponents recognized the strength of his personality and many admirable Qual- itieS"t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
Jawxerr Found GufItx,

NEWARK, N. J., Feb. 1x-George Jaggers has been found guilty of the murder of Mrs. Mary E. Bevans. Mrs. Bevans was killed and her husband was seriously wounded by shots fired through a window in their home in Sandystone township on the night of Oct. g. Jaggers was arrested on sus- picion on the day of Mrs. Beyans' fu- neral. The evidence against him was all circumstantial. He will be sen- fenced on Feb. 27.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18

circumstances EIN11zsd the capital DETACHED during this period by this class of citizenship FROM ACTIVE PROPRETORSHIP in the industries of the country It marks tremendous shift in the personnel of active proprietorshpa shift significant in that short period nearly onea of the of the whole country had sold their lands and goods few men, oanng back these which carry their enterprises the larger part of the purchase money The shift due the SENSE OF INSECURITY the people feel in the ownership of corporate property corporations under existing policies permitted to be organized.
 have fault find with corporate legislation congress To the that will get together the data which build future national policy respecting corporations CON- STRUCTIVE legislation But it stop that, what likely if it it's whole thought what known publicity legisaton will have WHOLLY MISSED the mark
 The object be aimed general promscuous publicity It would not be good business would be a to comulsory hang incorporated business small
 where mischief maker could hawk and every competitor copy t. The main object be aimed is REPEOPLEIZING of the industries of the country and this only be accomplished by policy under which corporation dshonesy
 ved be organized all and corporation dishonesty ad inistered will before the evil is emediabe INTO THE HANDS OF THE COURTS department of the government. ~
 What to be sought much publicity PREVENTION much the turning incorporated enterprise of doors where every fault finder and rival hands upon make reasonably safe edces which those who have the will tru their investments Corporate organization has to be the embodiment of entire industrial poprietorh The ai the transcendent a should be make this PROPRIETOR SHIP widely diversified among the people.
 CORPORATIONS CORPORATIONS ARE HERE UNIONS HERE TO STAY. TO DEAL WITH THEM AS ONE WOULD DEAL
 WITH MAD DOGS s TO ASK PUBLIC OPINION ITSELF TO GO MAD
 interests corporate personal a drought under the full domain of the law They be allowed tampe NO mans rights the ground They must be allowed successfully shelter NO bent robbng his fellow They and they be made the open door opportunity
 the door through which American great and small reasonable security carry his ambition share n his count urosperity snd in the freedom of his countys laws
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-02-18
Cashier shot HtrnseIf.

MACON, Ga. Feb. r.. F Claude H. Troutman, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants bank of Milledgeville. has committed suicide by shooting here. His wife and three children were ta1- ing leading parts in an amateur play at the opera house at the time. He left letters to the bank president and his wife, the contents of which are ncA known.