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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
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and 10 the sad a.sea 81 Trust. I. Annie N
Io~uey. PUBLIC Trustee 81 SAID cossBty viii. oI
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est attorney fess- sua co~ts of saie.
Dated thss lZth da, of November, 80
ANNIE NJ DOW My.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
NOTICE on ADJUSTMENT DAY.

L-tatc os Dudley Mct,lothian. Deceased
The under irned, having been appointed sd-
mini-tratsir a the estate of budal Mctsi.tL4eu
late ct the County of bsnnG-.n. IN the state of
olursdo. a.ce.sed, hereby gives notice that he
viii aIpsar before the County ourf of said
bunni-sn' uuuty at the Court House in Gun
nl-,n. IN sad tumnty. On Monday. the 18th day
ot December. 4 u. lsa. at the hour 81 ~ % clock 4
having claims against said estate are notified
ana requested 10 attend f,r the purpose 81 hav-
ing the same adjusted. All persons iussbte ed
b. said estate ere requested g. make imnedi-
ate payment to the undersigned.
Dated at 6unni-cn. Golorsdo. this 7th day of
N,sVemter A. u. Ist6
WILLIS McGLoTHIEN. Administrator %
the estate Of Dudley ,. Mc'ilothlen. decreased.
Nov H. Dee y 49,.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
N~vnt ~ Anss ~ruSNT sAy

Estate of Lowell tcno Miller. deceased
The undersigned. having been apI,ointed
eNecutrix of the estate of Lowell Feno Miller
late of the County of ,iunnison- in the State of
Colorado, deceased. hereby gives notice that
she viii appear before the Comfy Court of said
6uBni-on County at tft Court HOUSE in Gun
ui-on. m said ouBty. oa Monday. the 18th day
of November A -. 1877. at the hour Of ~ o clock
n. ~ said day. at whEh time all persons
having claims against said estate not fled
and requested to attend for the purpose ~ hav-
ing the same adjusted. All persons indebted
To said estate requested to make i'm IN ed ate
payment to the un ,ers igned.
Dated at 6unnison. Colorado. this 18th day
Of octoher 4. ID. isfs.
JANE ALICE MILLER
Executrix of the estate al Lowell fene Miller
deceased. Oct. l>-<oy, u
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

departure for every conversation discovered that
persons who had suspected him the
and by singular paradox the of all proved be
old Mr. Bck the traveller visitor Chatesurien for be-
according had by diplomacy entraped the mpos
admission that there such place. However like
Captain Badger worthy old had held his peace Of
regard for the Duke of Winte This noman heretofore
dslked suspected irregular devices play admired
had admiration and popularity b. his for the mistake
and by the mode of his attitude endeavoring for IT,
without prcsumng upon privilege his laugh
dnaion of society," action the praseworthy
of the mpoor enaed the disclosure of his cupaby
in having stood the villains Tonight the happy gentleman
with Lady Mary Carlisle upon his grandy about the
rooms sowing and roaping Twas said work
would be begun rebuild the dukes
ea ruined Jews might he paid prison People gazing
beauty and the stately but modest hero by her side said they would
make noble pair She had long been distinguished by his
and he had brilliantly of the episode Fenchman
had been his only real rival Wherever they there
of pleasing gossip and aduaon.
Mr. Nash, seeing them him. greetings
word the side passed between the nobeman and exquisite
Il had of the rascal tonight whispered Nash "e lay
farm till yesterday when he disappared his rufans too
you have arrangedr asked the duke.
Fourteen baifs watching without. He could
within gunshot If they clap eyes him.
jail and his cuhroats shall avail him hairs weight The imper
tinent he'd be here by 9, did heg'
"IIe said so, and It's a rash dog sir"
at is just now"
Send out if they have taken him."
Glad The beau bockoned attendant and whispered
Many OF the crowd had edged up the gentlemen with sp
careessn overhear their
overhear repeated ae circulating underton
confirming that Beauce attempt
that night lent peasuabe of evening
French prince the ambassador were announced
lite as the assembly it also curious, and there occurred
anner rush the Lady Mary already pale
whittier the throng closed round her She looked up pathecy
the duke who lost extricatng pressure
WAIT here, he said Il will fetch glass Of and dis
appeared He had thought bring chair and she, looking
about with increasing antne finding
standing by the door crowd
for the passage O. of France pressed upon
opened the door and
The gentlemen who quietly
playing cards table They looked
NJ Beaucaire Ind Mr. Xolyneux
She uttered quick and leaned against the WALL hand
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
tesseA1t N0INt

Notice j. hereby given that Monday, the
10th DAY uf B.ccnb.r, Isol, ! shall apply 10 the
County Court 81 GunBison ouuty. Colorado.
IN Q, bate, ior leave to sell th. undivided one
nth t1-al interest Of the southwest quarter
tbe northwest quarter of section four 4 and the
sout tl-esst quarter of the north quarter of
section tive % IN Town ship fifteen south 81 range
elghty-six west 9Th y N IN tbet oubty of6unni-
son and state 81 Colorado. the same being he
property Of fred NJ. Holloway. minor heir Of
Herman Holloway, dee. sssd. Dated Nov. n,
l!ut.
BARBARA HOLLOWAY,
Guardian of said fpd u. Holloway. Minor
Nov. Ii-Dsc. l3. I.l7.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

II has been definitely decided by
the department of the interior thai
the big Grand Valley ditch, high
line canal from the Grand river to
water 1O.ppO acres of fine land north
ot Grand junction. viii be taken al
as a government project. Good iol
Grand Junction and harrah for th.
western slope again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

The News-Champion Is dong a
pile OF job work these DAYS. but
turning 1t all out in the most up-to-
date Typographical designs and with
neatness aud dispatch Try u if
yoa want the best printing
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

Congressman Bonvn3e talks about
succeeding Senator Teller loa are
a pretty gosd fellow, Robert. boil the
successor # Senator Teller will be a
democrat
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

Aud now the Santa he has been
fined small matter Of x3uU,Ws) for
rebating The funny thing about
these lines Is that we never heard
of one being paid However. it fur
nlshes an object - which the ad-
ministratIon can point with pride ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
0AA ~Oo0vl1awU

- here ofiesed b. the Sack and
>ufisTsnx os suT tonassnsiy
Read Eef,s,cf aua Act accorG-
sn%iy WASTING Specialists
iIoa sa@ olDl1DnDo ol11llah q
0A11M - O. legal
~ chartered and incorporated,
Cleveland ot.'o. viii pay their
s hrs, VS., wat 70 1H%
-. oa1nO1nV, 0DU. -.
,ell yosr ssck fr.en<ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

Our free offer on Busy Bee"
Talking Machines and records will
expire December lst. 1907. ALL
coupons must be turned in by Dec.
5th % that We can get the machines
here by Christmas. Please don't for
get the date. Gazette Bros. 43-49
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

Field and Farm-Thos. c. Brown,
for years one of the leading attor-
neys on the western slope and .
pioneer Of Colombo. died last week
in Grand Janction at the age of 81.
He was . noted irrigation attorney
aud while living in Gunnison wrote
the chapter on irrigation Law which
appears in Wilcox Irrigation Farm
ia6 and which 10 recognized as the
bese sy.opsss ever pablished.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
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NUDmna 0ns0 - Oun0 0Duul

one delightful feature Of this
money strinsency Is thai the 4. :.
mini officials have been Obliged to
work a little.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
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ofi.ce of ounfy Treasurer .6uHnison County
Coioraeo. Nov Z. Isl.
Notice y h.rehy gisen that ] viii redeem q
ms ofiics % 6anHis.su toanty all scbs,s,l Var
raaf- uumlsered a. fviiox-
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15
Through Mexico by Private
Train

Tour "t all Mexico via. Colorado and
Sossnern beaves lAenve~ January 18th.
fnll informa,ioa on requea.
SS@> L. 4 FISHER. q. r. A. U-nver-
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

The Royal Cafe. on Main street, is
in the heart of the town Meals are
palatable and we'll served Popular
prices r. B. Lashbrook Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

Interest will cease above NaIraBis after
Nov. = Iig4.
ANNIE NJ DOWNEN
Nov. 81 IlsT Comfy Treasurer
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

luf0rf-i " fll Cotfr fau ahiiEs " aifaitf- sf'Ti
bscasuiYeg 3. iss6
ANNEM BOwNFN,
Nos = Dec d. I.s tuantg Treasurer
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-11-15

her breast heAsc though ~hae .aa xs hsd t<0xehs
Gssir tstere Aosnesx cold stir
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
suBLt.r THE ROAD WORK.

Farmers driving over highways
where the King drag has been used
are so impre ssed by the improvement
that they feel sure that all farmers
will use the drag in very few years
but they are going to be disappointed.
Here in town the convenience Of trav-
cling sidewalks from which two-foot
fall Of snow has been removed has
long been conceded universally, but 1t
is seldom th,,t more than half the walks
are thus cleaned, even in a first class
town.
Now, if the country roads are to be
dragged for their entire length, the
road trustee. must sublet the entire
highway, piece by piece, to neighbour
ing farmers and pay them for the
work of using the drag. 1t ought not
to be necessary to pay more than a
low; wage if the sub districts are small
but even if the expense We're large 1t
would make very little difference since
the tax molaey would go right back to
the farmer who paid it if he were will
ing to drag piece OF the road.
The new law passed by the legisla-
ture will help to make this sub-letting
of road work possible and easy, since it
provides that farmers may pay a por-
ton Of their road tax in work and the
remainder In money. 1t is hoped that
townships may soon be reported in
which every mile OF road is worked
with a King drag Many now have
from sixteen to twenty drags In oper-
alton, but there still remain stretches
Of road without them. and it is an
aggravation to have to encounter such
roads after trotting team along a
mile Of smooth highway.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

4 q
sondition; bad habits and q weak
stomach. BY bad habits mean eating
irregularly and too fast and not chew
ing the food thoroughly. The stom--
ach gives out and loss OF appetite,
billiousness, constipation, and general
debility result. frat get the stomach
in shape and then be more careful IN
the future, and the worn out, despond-
ent, half sick feeling will be a thing
Of the past.
Two bottles Of Cooper's New Dis
covery will put the stomach in shape.
Common sense will do the rest. There
are fifty thousand people in this
country who know this to be true be.
cause they We tried it.
Here's letter from one of them:
II was all run down from overwork,
lost ambition and energy and could
not sleep. It was difficult for me to
attend to my work owing to that tired.
out feeling. ! secured two bottles OF
the New Discovery medicine and de-
stermined to try It. The result de-
lighted me for renewed strength and
v;gor and energy came with the first
few doses. It's effect was different
from anything had ever taken. I
finished the two bottles now and feel
we'll and strong again" =. McDade,
$50 Dix Ave, Detroit, Mich.
We hear favorable reports Of these
famous medicines every day. Askus
about them.
Mcbride & Will Drug Co.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
PRIMARY LAW ENACTED.

BY the action of the house in pass
ing the senate's primary election bill
amended only in technical detail the
state or lows is practically given a
statewide primary. In most respects
1t is an excellent law. All state, dis
trict and county nominees are to be
chosen by direct vote in all parties.
including United States senator's but
excluding supreme and district judges.
In the course of the compromise, which
seemed necessary, the pure primary
was limited tn nominees who are strong
enough to receive 35 per cent of all the
votes cast so that state conventions in
all parties will be preserved. 1t is
likely that saveral nominations will
have to be made in convention every
the men who forced the concession but
in most strongly contested campaigns
where issues are important the NOM
nation win he made by the people. 81.
Retention of the direct vote is Of
vastly more importance than the con-
cesslon of SO per cent plurality altho
the latter w':akens the law and will
operate to nullify the primary in a
great many nominations. 1t was a de-
feat to the primary in part to concede
1t yet a great deal was saved and those
Of us outside the legislature can afford
to withhold criticism Of those in au-
thority for it is not.for US to say that
hey failed to get alLthat could be got-
ten from the present legislature.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22

study English by better methods, per-
haps nowadays, but the poet who
Graves remembrance Of that older gem
Grafton. must have been in the old SER
les of McGuffey. Sanders, or their con-
Temperatures. Aldrich attained this not
to be discredited distinction, not as
Longfellow and Holmes, and even
Emerson but enough to give his name
a household intimacy.
Aldrich was born in Portsmouth, N.
Fl. Nov II, 1886. His education lacked
the finish Of the college as his father
died while Aldrich was preparing and
the youth was too independent to &C.
cept an uncle's offer to defray coll
lege expenses. At eighteen he entered
his uncle's counting room and for three
years worked at desk while he wooed
the muse in leisure hours. His issue
of Baby Belle and Other Poems met
popular favor and decided his pro-
fession. He succeeded. When w. D.
i
Howells resigned the editorship of The
Atlantic Monthly, Aldrich was chosen
as his successor, in itself the stamp
of literary prominence.
Aldrich closes splendid procession
of the elder poets. authors. essayists
and philosophers. who have gone into
the darkness, drawing about them the
robes of silence and dreams. Bryant,
Whittier, Walt Whitman, Longfellow,
Emerson, Holmes, a magnificent lead
ership. Perhaps Aldrich belongs on
sufferance among that majestic COM
pany, but he lived and worked among
them and it is his right to be counted
with them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
FATHER AND SON.
(Ida Grove Pioneer.)

(lQa Grove ElOHeer.J
A father not a thousand miles from
Ida Grove discovered last week that
his son was stricken with the great
white plague, consum ption, and that If
he would prolong the boys life he must
take him south at once to the land of
perpetual sunshine. Without consider
ing the great personal sacrifices he and
his family would have to make, this
father decided at once to go, and with
in a week his big business will be dis
posed of, and they will leave Ida Grove
for the southwest.
All else is forgotten, for the son and
his health are considered above all
things else.
1t is beautiful, this love of a father
for his son, and it is such a love as we
often see or hear about. Once in a
while, too, we hear of a son having
such a sacred love for his father that
he makes the great sacrifice for him,
but it is not so often.
After all it takes age to show the
purity and strength OF love that never
6ioc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
BRIGHAM's RAISE.
(Register and Leader.)


There is this to be said for the pro-
posed increase in the salary of the
state librarian from $4,000 to $1,000 a
year. that it has much more to rec
ommend it than the increase of the
salaries of congressman from $4,000 TO
$500 a year. The state librarian does
fully as important work as the aver
age congressman. To increase the pay
of congressman more than the total
salaries Of the vast army of workers,
without doing anything for them, is
making a distinction in pay that does
not exist in service. State Librarian
Brigham is scholar, and a leader
among state librarians. IL he should
receive for all his time as much as
congress has added to the compensa-
ton of its members for no additional
service whatever. it certainly could not
be said that he was overpaid in pro-
portion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
A Mountain viaiI.

.
(By Homer E. woodbridge in the April
1IcClure's.)
The birds are hushed in the tree-tops.
The freight falls to gray,
And the tents CLEAN white
in the pale starlight
rs l wait for thee and the day.
Thou wilt come with the flush
of the morning,
The woods shall stir and wake,
And the daystar rise to greet thine
eyes,
And the thrush her silence break.
o. dark are the hills, my sweetheart,
They are dreaming of dawn and
thee:
And the tall pines sleep in the stiffness
deep.
None watch but the stars and me.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
SOLD RA,LRoApERu WRITES.

The good knight sans peur, ct
sans reproche." H. w. Shove has
aroused my interest and excited my
enthusiasm by his very able ar
ticles anent the travelling men, the sta
ton agent, ticket clerk and telegrapher
and their rela tons and intercourse to-
gether. Not having experienced the
pleasure OF a personal meeting and ac-
quaintance with Brother Shove, catch
myself wondering frequently IL this or
that strange travelling man may not be
himself.
A few days since my baggagemar
came to me with the query, "a
b coupons are not good on our
line, are they?' To which l replied,
Il should, think not and certainly not
unless our line is listed on the cover
of the baggage book" But" says the
baggageman, 'this man won't let me
see his book, he tore out the coupons
and gave them to ME and
wouldn't let me look at his
book" Seeing the gentlemen a
few steps away Mr. Baggageman APP
preached him again and said, please
Mr., will you let me look at your bag
gage book?" which request was very
superciliously received. Perceiving the
baggageman was making very little
progress, approached and suggested
to Mr.. T-man that we had a right to
see his book when checking on it, at
which he attacked me very indignant
ly with, who are you?' Finally pro-
ducing the book, it of course did not
prove ito be good on our line but it's
owner. strenuously insisting that it
was good, stated that he used it at GER
tain specified stations regularly and
very plainly and candidly told us we
had better learn our business and other
things of the same tenor, his remarks
as whole being very unpleasant. We
accepted the bouquets(?) with best
grace possible but did not accept his
baggage coupons, which are absolutely
worthless on our line Was it Bro.
Shove? Danish the thought.
But to be serious, we are not all per-
feet, either as knights of the grip or
of the rail and we need TO bear and
forbear' with one another in our mu
tual Z Intercourse. Short-tempered
brethren in both camps. so We say
every flock has its black sheep, but
from many years railroad service l
know that courteous consideration is
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
-columhps Dispatch.

usually amply repaid in the same or
better coin and is as much legal ten
der for our side as for the other.
l am glad to number host of the
boys of the road my friends, many OF
whom are stalwart Christian men and
I count it a privilege to have stood side
by side with some of them in the Mas
ter service.
OLD RAILROADER
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
Iowa Newspapers
Observation-Disclosures
SAUCE FOR TILE GANDER

SAUCE FOR TILE GANDER.
(Roland Cor. Nevada Representatives,
Not long ago some chap somewhere
raised little stir by suggesting law
that would compel those selling eggs
to mark on the egg the date of birth
of the egg. A good farm wife said the
other day she hoped there would soon
be such a law. And further said that.
sellers Of canned goods. calico, shoes
and various other articles should bear
date of the time they came into this
mans store Two sides to the ques-
ton you see