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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-09

the year round. The, climate is excep-
tionally mild on account of the warm
currents of the Pacific ocean. Mild
winters and cool summers are the rule.
It is in the first rank of American cities
for health, the death rate being only
9.5 per thousand of population.
Portland is equipped with complete
in length, extending to every part of
the city, and all = Of them running to
the exposition grounds.
In choosing the site for the exposi-
ton, the many interests of the city
were duly considered, with the result
that the most convenient, the most
beautiful and the most. picturesque site
was selected. 1t occupies 402 acres adj
joining. the principal residential dis
trict of Portland.
Site of Exposition. .
The beauty Of thessite and the superb
view to be had 'FRONT.' are far beyond
an adequate description. They must
be seen to be thoroly appreciated.
Nesting at the base Of the foothills of
the Cascade range,.son hes.gentle slopes
and terraces overlooking Guild s lake
and the. Willamette river, with an I'M
INSTRUCTED view of sixtY-fve miles,
which embrace s the snevs7eapped peaks
VI MOuuG EiLOOS:+ tul a4ASuuG. Ot. ltlGuS,
the site presents*a piefnfe entirely orig:
inal in exposition building,
There is no need here to build papier
mache mountains as scenic accessories
for refreshment purposes One may sit
on commanding roof garden and while
dining view real snowpeaks of noun.
tains that rival the Alps in grandeur
Of the gross area Of the site, 100 acres
are on the mainland and 60 acres form
a. peninsula extending out into Guild :
lake, fresh-water body 22O acres in
extent, which is separated from the
Willamette river by a narrow strip OF
land. In the river may be seen the
heaviest of draft vessels Of all. nation
alities and during the exposition war
ships of our own and other nations will
be anchored here, adding picturesque
feature to the water front.
On ''The Trail
! The "Trail,'' which is the amuse
ment street Of. the centennial, CORE
spending to the: pike at st. Louis ant
the midways of other expositions, hal
an entirely new and original environ
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-09
moved so far as exhaustive tests can
accomplish this ends
Where to Invest.

Where to Invest.
These reflections soon outlined the
real situation Of the small investor.
He is often unable to visit the property
in which he desires to buy stock, and
unless he can find a dozen or two sit
uated like himself, with the same desire
to get accurate information thru en-
ployment Of a competent mining en-
gineer, he will not be able to make a
personal examination. In other words,
the small eastern investor has difficulty
in Judging between the real mines and
the hot-air creations. He has difficulty
in learning the facts, which property
has ore in sight and which has none,
which has an honest, capable manage
ment and which is in control Of mex
perienced, deceitful men.
L could not refrain from indulging
the thought that if all investors &C
copied an offer like that Of the Almeda,
to investigate and then invest, mining
would become the most favored of all
industries, and would have money with
out limit. Wood for every possible
use, floods of water for power, at an
elevation of but 400 to 500 feet above
the sea level, where eternal summer
reigns, near railways, with smelling
ore, mana cement Endorsed by the best
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-09

"You look at our mine, examine
every foot of it, you yourself take
samples and have them assayed
anywhere or take with you com
petent mining engineer to advise
you. We invite your cooperation,
but especially urge that you invest
nothing until you know from abso-
lutely unbiased and authentic
source what you are buying.'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-09

men Of the community, ore blocked out
and treatment problem solved, it yet
seems strange to me that concern like
the Almeda should have to wait many
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-09

days for funds needed to equip its
mine.
"A. R. Brooks.
Chicago, Ill.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
SunSert Sabre beutidber Wdnners
eefaag.

lleber ben eriten 8erliner Wtdnnsrs
ssfanspsrein, bic BON 3sIter, bsm Oi>
rettor Der Sineatabemie, begriinbete
2iebertafel. f9reibt 3slter in einem
8riefe an @ostbe (26. December
1909: n@ins 9eIelIi9dft BON %
Mdnnern, bon benen Der %. Der gsz
pGblts Wleiiter 1T, Deriammelt ii9 mos
natlidb einmdl BEL einem Mbenomable
bon Stpei 9erihten uno peraniigt iidb
an sefdlisen beutf6en 9sidnsers Die
Wlitelieoer miiiien entipeoer 9i6ter,
Sdnser pber Gomponiiten iein. @er
elm nelss 2ieb eomponirt bat, iinqt
fol9ss an Der SafeI Dor ober IGBt es
iinsen. Sat es 8eifaa, 10 esbt cine
gi6fe an Der Safel umber, tporin ies
Der (fpenn ibm bos 2ieb sefGnD na8
ieinem @efdlen siuen @roI9en ober
mebr bineintbut. 9ln Der Safel pirb
bic 8iidie ausgesGbIt; fiubst ii9 10
piel barinnen. bdB eine iilberne Wes
bailIe oapon beSablt perben tonn, 70
rei9t Der Meiiter i'm Hamen Der 2ies
bertafel bem preisnsbmsr bic Mes
buiISe; es tpirb bic @eIunbbeit bes
Oidters Ober Gomponiiten eetrunfen
unb iiber bic S60nteit bss Qieoes qe.
fprOden. 8ann elm Mitslieb sfp6lf
iilberne WsbaiGIen porseieen, 70 pirb
es auf Soften Der @eIe1f9aft bepirs
tbet. ibm lpirb Elm &rans .aufsefebt,
er fam ii9 ben Mein forbern, ipel6en
er trinfen fpil, unb srhGIt cine oolbene
Mebaille, 25 Sbdlsr an Wertb =.
Geheimrutb @olf les 1T Der beriibmte
pbilolose semeinD bebduptete lebtbin,
bur6 bic fr0hliftn @eiGnee Der Gle
bertdfel bon feinsr fhperen aranfbeit
erit pOuig geneien gu fein. 6oIt bdtte
i4 dber auit. bic beutf9en poeten Bel
Sbnen 81 berilaeen, bic ii6 in ibren
2iebern gar gu ernitbdft ousseben;
man miiBte ia ippbl bss Wimmerns
unb Ged5ens i'm gemeinen 2eben Tid5
ipobl erIGttieen fonnen.~ 9oetbe btd1s
tete betunntIi9 fir bic 9erIiner 2ies
bertafel iein Ergo bibamus".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

9eutti9. @sd Ger i'm @i-
isnbabnpueen nit elmer junsen SdOs
nsn Elm 9eIprGd anSutniipfen iu9D:
.4eb, ftOrt 9ndoiss pielsiht Gigars
req" Dame: Rein. bic Idpeist ia!"
Gin Iitber mann. o.:
nOas iit eus Bib meiner sriien
Grau!" g.: r0as fiebt Sbrer jeBieen
6rau aber frappunt dbnli9!" o.:
rStimmt! Msins jebise 6rau III ia
aud nod msine erite!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

@enn fie sefdpiegen
bdtte! 5rau: rMarp, fraste Der
Serr ni9t nud mir9" Murp (neu i'm
OieniD: ~Rsin, snd' Sruu. gr be-
I9rteb bic Dame. bic er fpreden ipolIs
te. ais sesen 40 Sabre aft, unb i'd
Iagte ibm. bas tOnnten sic ni9t iein.
6rau: Sang redt. Murb, sic iOIlen
noreen einen freien Nadmittds EXTRA
9aben." Marp: nSd, snd' Srau; bante,
sRd' Srau. Sd iagte linn, ous tOnnten
sic ni9t iein, Oenn sic ipGren gegen
So" 5rau: LIMB beim 9lusseben fOns
men sic iih Dann slei9 na4 elmer
neusn Stelle umiebeH."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

SIN Gifsr. Griter SduuIpies
Ter: Renommiren sic niht 10 nit Der
siinitisen aritit Sbrer lebten 2eiitune
= bic TT bod ipteoer BON Sbnen bes
adbltl 3peiter S6duipieIer; llnpers
fdGmts 9ebauptuns! Merten sic iia
bas = bon mir III iiberbaupt ni9ts
besablt!"
-9ute Qusii9t. 2eutnunt:
Serr RittmeiIter, &amsrao BON Reis
dsnlisb in neue 9arniion nerieBt! &us
pituler DuieI Oas! Rittmeiiist: Diss
io9 9ente. miIerables Reit!2 aeuts
nant: Das T9On, Ssrr RittmeiIter.
aber gang pOr5iisIi6e 5ubritantentO9s
ter : 9soenp!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
Ssnti4s sdn,s In TramfreIdj.

gs siebt cine Menge bon SGnsen, bic
bic 6ranSOisn bon 9eutIdlanb ber
iibernommen baben. S9on Bel ben
eriten Soften ber Mcnar9ie entlebnten
iie einen Der beriibmteiten beutf9en
SGn5e, bic r9lnemanbe" pber ben
nbeuti6en Sang, Der in Isiner etipas
fhtperfdlIissn 9rasie BEL ben Soften
setan5t purbe, bic 5ran5 l. aarl V.
su Gbren bsranitaltste, unb oer ii9 Bis
gum II. Sabrbunbert GROCER 8eliebts
belt erfreuts. Su elmer alten S9ilbes
rung bes Sdnaes bcibt es: rSie tOnnz
ten i'm in -9eisuIdaft tunSen. Oenn
psnn sic Elm Srdulein an Der Sanb
buben, f0nnen mebrere dnbere Iih binz
ter Sbnen aufiteIlen. ieber nit elmer
DAME. unb ale Suiammen eehen in
Iansiamem Sempo in brsi Pas bdlo
bOr. balb 5uriid, unb penn sic an
bas @nbe bes Sdales gelangt fein
ipsrben, fDnnen sic riidtpGrts tdnSen,
pbne Sbre Oamen lpsaulaHen. Die
unOeren iperosn i'm Satte fplsen, unb
ipenn bic Spieler ben eriten Sheil be-
enben nsroen, pirb ieber itllliteben
unb nit ieiner Dane plduOern. Odrz
auf folgte Der Sfpeite unb brittle Sbeil,
unb man fiiete pie beim Gordnto
fleine Spriinge bin5u. lin ben Gang
eslegentli9 lsbbafter unb munterer gu
MAIDEN. entfiibrten ipobl aud iunge
2eute bic SGn5erinnen ibren 4dbal>
lieren, unb bic sablrei9en 8erfolgunz
gen unterbra1en ben Sdn5 teinesness,
Ionbern madten ibn nur lebbafter.
4m Sofe 2uofpigs ". fpurbe bic
4aemanbe aipar ipieber aufsenommen,
uber iebr ipenis setan5t, ba Der &Onig
bas Wenuett ooraog. Man 1T ge=
| iuObnli9 Der @niidt, bab Der Walssr
bon Oeutf9lanb mad Srantreid sez
fommen lit. 9as 1T iebo6. fpis Der
@aulois bebduptet, eiH Srrtbum. 4ls
! bic Srau5oien ibn bon ben 0eutf4en
iibernubmen, baben iis nur ibr eiaenes
Gut ipiebergefunben. Der Mdlser,
ben iie i'm Sabre 1895 BON ben Geutz
I9en entlebnten, mar felt bierbunbert
Sabren elm franSofiiher Sun5 setpez
fen; benn er iit ni1ts unbsrs ais bic
r8Olte", bic Seinri9 III. als erifer
tansie, unb bic Elm WalSer i'm 0reitatt
mar. Nidt INNER bat iib Der Wal=
aer elmer sIeiden 8eliebtbeit erSreut;
bispeilen bat er Ripalen sefunoen, bic
) ibn auriidbrGnsten. 3uerit mar es
Der 9uIopp, Der aus llngarn setoms
lit. Inter Der Sulimondrhie CAB es
in ben Suilsrien feinen Bah obne 9d>
lOpp. unb in ben @elanbtlddften, be-
fpnbers in Der 0iterrei9iIbsn, mo man
~SunSfriibitiids" CAB, berrI9te Der
9alDpp uuluni6rdnft. Damn fam bic
polfa. bic aus 8Obmsn fdmmts. bann
in Wien popular ipurbe uno oann Der
sIssante Sana Der @eielli9aft in 8a=
ben purbe; in Puris fiibrte iie Der
San3lebrer 9eIlarius elm. Der neue
Sans bate einen 10 bur9Iblasenoen
Grfols, bab bic Salons Ses San3lsbz
rsrs Der RenbeSpousplab bon gang
paris ipurbsn. Man poIIte nur polta
tansen, unb 5par nur 10, pie Celia
rius iis lsbrte. glu9 ibr Rubm mar
UersGnsIid; beute 1T bic poIta duf
ben gdIIen gu Der befdeiPsniteu RolIe
auriidseorGnet. Dur Der DalSer bat
imimer tpieber triump6irt, unb er 1T
bsuts mebr ipie is Der 9ieblinsstdn5
Der Susenb in allen 2Gnbern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

unter Irtiiten. rOur4
9lfrita mO9t' id feline Sournee ma@
9en!" rWarum9" = ngta, mo9<
ten sic n faules Straubenei an ben
&opf trissen9"
-2anb fret t9erbumor. =
.S6r 2lnSue lit ia 10 Serlumpt, bob
Sbnen bic Sonne itellenpeiie auf bic
blobe 5aut fheint. q = 2anoitrsi4er:
rSd, mir leben s6en i'm 3eitulter Der
2uftz unb SonnenbGber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

ungGaublid. sd babe
feline 5einOsl4 = mas iinb sic
benn2" - .Ssiratbspermittler!" =
LIMB sic bGtten feline 5einbe9"
Sur 8Orii9t. 5immeI!
5absn Sic a6sr eineu fetten Serl BON
9dIiirer!" Sa! Den babe i'd mir ertru
gemGItst, oamit er ni9t 10 Isidt Our9>
bremen fdnnl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

-9eruusseptatfdt. aoms
poniIt: sd bin nit Sbrem Srdeiter
febr 5ufrieben, nur bic MoaspaFasen
tommen fdle9t beraus." = 0irisent:
rSa, oieieIbe StelIe buben bic Muiiter
aud bel : 8eetbopen INNER Derz
pabt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
GrtIdr1i6e Srase. 0a.

= 9TH de 6rage. Odz
me: sd i9pdrme fir bic 5ruuen>
emunsiputiOn; id fdpimme, fehte,
ruude." Serr: r9aHen sic ii4 uu9
raiiren. mein 5rdulein9"
9eibif 9. SammersOfe: .9nd>
biss 5rau, 9eIu9 tommtl 5rGuIein
BON Solo in pru9tpoller. neuer Soiletz
te." Dame: nS9on pieoer in neuer
Soilstte9 Sasen Sic = id tpGre ni9t
au 6auis."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

= Galf9 aufsefabt. rRus
M. Rarl6en, mas pilIit 9u benn nit
bem S6rauben3ieber9" rSante alara
III eetommen, Bel Der ift cine Sdraubs
lOder. bat pupu seiust.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

-8Osbaft. Suusberr Gum
aolporteur): vMaden sic. baB Sic
fortfommsn, mir Ieisn nidt!" 8ols
porteur: rgieaeidt 9iIbsrbiidsr sss
fdlis2"
-@erte6rte melt. rS9on
gebOrt9 Der Sobn bss Ruller bat
cine iebr reide partie semadt!" :
500 limb mas tbut Der 4lte2" =
Der brinst isBt bus 9srmSsen ieines
Sobnes burd!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

= 9roBartie. 2sutnant a.:
.Darum 'tebt bsnubier bic 9abepans
ne poGl @is9" 2eutnant g.; .Mors
gen 9eburtstus. =. Setttiibler!"
56fli9. 8efud: Sin. i9ons
Ra9tldnbi9aft." = rSa, psr5eiben
Der Ssrr Baron MIR. bub Der Mono
iebt serGbe i'm 4bnsbmen besriffsn
it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

Gtngutes SerS. Stubio.
fus (Oer bon feinem Batter, itatt ber
srbOfftsn bunbert. bios fiinf5is Mart
erbulten): 0as 1T bod re9t hsr5lOs
BON Oem gtlten! Wieins armen 9ldus
bigger pifen ia rein nidt mebr, pis Iie
ii9 einibrGnten Iolen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

-@etrGntter Gbrgeis.
Ssrdu Meper: ., mir tennen ben feis
men SOn seraOs 10 gut ipie sic, tpenn
mir aud nift reid iinb! @lduben sic
mir, ,penn es uniere @srbGltnii1e ers
laubten, 10 pdre msin Munn serabe 10
magenleibenb lpie Der Sbrise AUDI!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

- Rilber protef. 9uuss
frau 6u bem neuen OienItmGS%sul:
v9as iinb ia elm Yuur Striimpfs bon
mir, psIGe sic bd trusen, 9fnnd :.
10 bate ith ben 6amilienunf4lub dber
eigentIif ni4t uufeefuBt!"
Nus Der Sommerfris
fhe. r0as 3immer ssfGGlt mir gang
gut, nur Der bO1e Mtitbuufen birett
Sorm Seniter ssnirt MIDI" = r@h,
9lusTdt hdtten g nud bero Ssitn ia
bod teine!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

.Rama. ipen lisbIt 0u mebr9 Mo.
Sart ober 8estbopen9"
.Gieentlif 9estbopen!"
.9l9, tpie mid bos freut! Sd
babe nGmlih bic MOSurtitatus i'm Sas
Ion Serbrodenl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
itnbenibar.

Treier gum 5utiinftigen @8lpies
gsrpater): Sic iperben bod bsm
Slide Sbres ein5igen ainbes ni4t
bineernb in ben Wsg tretsnl f. Nein,
has eiGub' i6 ME unb nimmer!. :. Gin
Munn, Der 10 famoie 2sberpiirit' fas
bright, pis Sic. tam unmDsIi4 eiH
bartes SerS 6Gben!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
gfeib.

(Sm 8pubpir elmer Ih0nsn S6uus
Ipielerin = bus 8olIier arf bem Soiz
lettentiid.) .Seben sic NAL bies
i1One perlentolIier"
.Wie beneibe i9 bic perIen!"
rWarum9
aWsil iie Sbnsn nm ben gals fallen
biirfen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

r6srr Dirtb, eHtI6ulbisen g, bas
3oatbeef 1T total unsebronnt. :. @as
MAIDEN mir ba9"
rRi9ts! Wir i6reibsn einFah auf
bic Speiieturte: ROditbeef a Ia 5susrs
ipsbr. unb berlan9en fir bic pOrtion
UNI 80 pfennis' mebr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

nSie perfpraden mir bod bic 100
Mart, bic ih Sbnen i'm Wintsr lisb,
i'm 5riibiabr lpiecer5useben9"
ra9 = mir baben ia biesmal gar
tein Sriibiabr sebubt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

-Saubere 8irtbf d a { t.
so, nun bub' ib enolid bas Ssmb
uefunoen." = so, no lit es oenn ses
lpeieR9" = rSm Ddi9eihrant." =
.Ra, per tunn oenn aud uuf oieIe
Soee tommen!"
-QnSIsIi9. Der StuoioIus
alummmeper (Oer ieinsr fbperrei9en
alien Grbtunte Su ieoem bphen Ssittoge
sinen 9liidpuni9 ienbet, am Simmel.
fabrtstag): r9iebs Suntel 5r6hlide
Simmsliubrt loiiniat Dir 0ein Reife
Garl!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02
Sidsr.

rGa, @eib6en, rpas tOdft 0u benn
bar"
r5ritaFes."
Ou, ipirb es bas pirtli92"
.@rlaube. i9 babe mir porbin bic
8arten selest = es pirb 6ritaFse!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-11-02

= W DIT Der @spobnbett.
Ri9ter: .@urum f6lud5en sic osnn.
3euss9" 3euse: n9l9, riatis = i'd
bin ia beute gar nidt Der glngetlaete!"
= g 9pers Strdfe. rWeibt
Ou, Wamd, 9lOolf 1T Elm unpsrbsFers
liher WenIh - sr peroisnt mid eis
geutli9 gar uidt!" - Sci rubis,
mein &iuo, bon bsut' ub iOll er mid
perbienen!"
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14

Down in Kansas since the fire OF
virtuous indignation has burned
away, the people find they are up
against the standard oil proposition
good and hard. John u. is begin
ning a campaign OF bribery to modify
public opiniou lie craltily selects
the local papers aud last week off
cred every country editor in the sec
ton several columns of paid local
stuff, favoring Standard Oil at 10
oelts line. This is two or three
times as much as they are getting
regularly and must have amounted
to fifty dollars Even Governor
lloch's paper received this offer. 1t
Will be interesting to see what the
people do to editors who take the
hush money. This campaign is ex-
tending over the entire covntry as
well, for tbs office is weekly receiv-
ing literature defending the oiley
crowd and we have no doubt others
in the vicinity are getting it.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14
Among the County Schools.

Miss Fannie Burnett went to lola
yesterday to inspect the school there.
Miss Rosa Arch will begin "a sum-
mer school at Parlin next Monday.
Miss Maude Foster of Hastings,
Nebraska, has been employed to
teach the Vidal school.
School in the Ohio creek district
began Monday with Miss Edith
blackstone again at the helm
Miss Ethel Avis of Imperial Neb-
raska, will teach at Powderhorn this
simmer, beginning Monday next.
The Jacks Cabin school begins
Monday with Miss Edith Blades OF
Delta as teacher, for an eight months
term.
Mrs. Earl Fraser returned Satur.
day to Pitkin, having recovered
sufficiently to again take up her du-
ties in the public schools there.
Lake City Phonogroph.-A birth
day party in honor of Miss Julia Red
den, teacher in the Belmont district
and Mr.. Orville Baker, was given a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. DC. Bake
on their ranch last night. About A
young people attended and delight
full time was had
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14

Hon. Aiva Adams The greatest
anarchists and the most dangerous
are often the no party no-conscieBce
heads Of great corporatIons. who use
the money and influence coming
from franchises and privileges. the
gifts Of the people. tocontrol legisla
ton, % dictate the personnel Of courts
and officials. ~ corrupt the ballot
They stand hish in church and soci-
lv. they are the holy Millies the
hohor than thou politicians NO pub
hcaH of Old more pious and seli-sai-
ished They are full of homiles ON
political virtue. they preach morality
and practice treason; their purse is
open 10 the church and TO the poliii-
cal corruptionist and lobbyist with
equal liberahty. For their disregard
of the law there seems TO be no releif.
as they would have laws so made.
Interpreted aud executed as 20 ex-
empt them from penalty.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14

Ranch and Range.-In regard to
the big frauds practised by the leg
islature in depriving the people of the
best executive that the state has ever
had merely because it was the wish
OF the Denver corporations. who want
ed man with them that they could
handle, we are in the same position
as was the profane farmer who start
ed to town with big load of po,a-
toes and after reaching the top of a
long hill on which he stopped to rest
hls tired horses, he looked back to
ind that the end gate of his wagon
had fallen out and all his potatoes
had rolled to the foot of the hill
When asked by a friend who hap
pened along, why he did not swear.
he replied that he could not do the
subject justice
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
~ Y 0OSs.

SUMMONS.
state of Colorado. county of Gunnison. IS. In
the County Court.
Thomas Norman Mellor, plaintiff
Isaiah Stau6acher, John stauifacher, Ernest
Stauffscher, Emanuel Staufscher Daniel
staafiacher. Ca.alyn staufiacher, Mary stauf
facher, Edward stauffscber, and Alecty
Hagen, defendants. Summons.
TIE People Of the State Of Colorado.
To Isaiah stauffa acher. John stauffacher, Err
nest Sta uffscher Emanuel stauifacher, Daniel
staahacher, Carolyn stapfachsr. Mary staui-
facher, Edward Stauffscher, and Alecty Hagen,
the defendants above named GREETING:
You are hereby required to appear in
action brought against you by the above named
plaintiff in the county court ~ Gunnison eoun-
ty, state Of Colorado, and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof, if served within this county; or. if
served ont of this county, or by publication,
within thirty days after the service hereof, ex.
elusive Of the day Of service; or Judgment by
default will he taken as ainst You according to
the prayer of the complaint and II a copy 81
the complaint in the above entitled action be
not served with this summons. or IL the service
hereof be made out of this state, then ten day
additional to the time here bove specified for
appearance and answer will be allowed before
the taking of judgment by default as aforesaid
The said action is brought that you. said de
PENDANTS herein, may be required to set forth
the nature /. your claim in and to an undivided
No. llsI an undivided one-eighth 1-sl of the
Galena Lode. survey No. ole; undivided
ons-haf ia of the Charles H. Lode. survey
No. 1tsi an undivided one-fourth I-i1 II the
Silver Tip. survey No. 76ss. all in the Taylor
Park Mining District. county Of Gunnison and
state of Colorado. ard that all your adverse
claims thereto may be determined BY decree
Of ttis court that By said decree il be declared
tina, you. and no one # you. have any estate or
interest whatsoever in or to said premises and
| that the title If plaintiff thereto is good and
valid: and that you be forever eajeined from
| asserting any claim to said premises adverse TO
pla ihfif, and that the plaintiff have such other
relief may appear just in the premises. in
cludne costs of this action: will more fully
appear from the complaint in said action TO
which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail 70
appear. and to answer the said complaint a.
above required the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered, and then proceed to
jOAement against yen as prayed for in said
| conplaiBt-
Given under my hard ard the seal Of said
coart at 6unIis in said county. this sixth
day of March, A. u. ISF.
GEO HErHERIyGroy.
fSeAll Judge nd Acting Clerk
FIRST p.b March Il. Is 5; l. 4 pub, Apr Ia. is.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14

Thrce blocAs along MAN street
have been very much improved BY
plo~Ins and scraping from ths
ditch line toward the middle of the
street where the wind had swept
holiows II ,s hae thing b d. al
tins tIme ct year when spring rams
will help to pack the seal. MAY the
coanell keep sp the good work aud
visit other streets. Oar people
heartily approve of their spending
a few hundred dollars ID thHs clean
ing ap for ssmmer callers and oar
own comfort
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14

Nebraska Independent.-When it
comes to electing governors out in
Colorado, votes are not taken into
consideration at all If the corpora.
tions want some other man than those
voted for, they simply install him in
office and that ends it. The people
submit for 1t won't do to disturb
business The patient stupidity Of
people OF Colorado ss something won
derful The corporations allow
them all the liberty that they are
capable of enjoying.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14

1t is fact that a so-called eight
hour law was passed by republicans
of the house and senate, but the law
is AN abortive attempt to have some
thing to show in the state campaign
two years ahead Instead of better
ing conditions for the laboring men
its practical effect will be to take
from them rights and privileges they
had already secured.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-04-14

Instead Of the addition t. the
Montrose water plant costing $4,000
as estimated, the contract was
let for $4,000 and the contractors
agreed to take city bonds at par in
paNment