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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23

SALE OF TIMBER. Washington, u. C.. Jolly
~ 1877. Sealed bids marked outside. Bid.
General Notice, July II. 1s1., Gunnison. and
addressed To the Forester Forest Service
Washington. ID. G, will be received up 10 and
including the sixteenth day of Septemhe I3i1.
for any or all the merchxntsble dead tImbrr
standing and down located within Sections II,
Is. and ~. 7. 81 n. Il, E. \. N. I, NJ. Guari
son National Forest, tolorado. estimated to te
10000 IT. X. N. Of dead Eneelman spruce cav
timber log scale more or less. on Compa rt ment
l: 56.pD #. Il. n. - dead Engleman spruce saw
timber log scale. more or less on Compartment
IL; and lsZ.,sS # b. NJ. ,f Dead En9eiman
spruce Simbcr log scale, ar less ou
tomusr'ment III. No bids of less than s2Ui
per n, It. d. fer the timber Conn ~ IT ment-
! and III and sl.D per N II. y. N. for the timber
on Compartment Ill will he considered
and deposits of no, less than One-
fourth the estimated vaiue Of the tim
her applied for must be sent t. Geo. +. King.
Fiscal Agent, Forest Service. Wa-hin9ton. II.
q. for each bid Submitted TO the Forester.
Timber upon valid claims is exempted FROM
sale. The right To reject any ~bd all bids IL
re-ervea FOR further information and reguis-
tpOas governing sales. address An. K. kreu'zer
Forr~t saterv,sor. tiuunison. Coloraao. VIM
F. COX. Acting Forester.
Aug. N-Seyt. H. 1877.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
A Voolerful Ooek

clock which the investor claims will run
cuO yean was recently Constructed b. m Eng
iishnaa. The motive power is = small piece a
rold ieef which j. electrified b. . small S.anti.
~ q aiisM ealt- He also claim. thaN i WilI
keep eossset tine bst eoete s6svut ose tAs1sand
dollas 70 make. Aosa~ oeAicinse tie nosa
vssAssf.l 10 Aos4esasr's SssoseA 8asssss, -.
ing hrst Compounded - ys.ss go. 1t sAs.1i
therefore appeal 70 evesy sieA Dan oe vuman
Who assifeR - be maAe ve3l aooia- o. trial
vii ouaviDee yOa thaf tAsse ie ossAiag03e Ne
ePVseies. hs.Fsbaa, Asr niiaN Aa. u
4iQsstsA. cs1pa. AianAea - @aAagiA. esSer
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Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23

county line The plan is to use
state funds as far as the $1,000
available Will go. The forestry peo-
pie have promised some assistance
and the county commissioners will
undertake to complete the road in
due season.
Gunnison county possesses many
beauty spots, but Crested Butte has
exceptional opportunities to oife r
along that line The hills are liter
ally carpeted with flowers. As one
leaves the grassy slopes where there
are thousands Of acres that will cut
a ton 10 the acre Of wild hay he
reaches belts of pines, spruce and
bemlock, while above them tower
the ma este Elk mountains. Peaks
a dozen in sight, rock ribbed and
silver scanned and carrying on their
slopes the enormous piles of snow
that feed the living streams which
leap full grown into timber line and
dash ON to make the fertile valleys
Of East river and the Gunnison.
Fishing is good. Ardent anglers
say they never saw it better. Brook
trout are abundant in East and Slate
rivers near town. Rainbow trout
are more numerous lower down to-
ward Allnont, while the fish con-
noisseur who wants the finest eating
eues TO the cool upper waters Of thsss
stresas, Cesest crock or the Anthra-
cite for firm Rsshed native trost.
Crested Bate has ono Of The hsst
managed and most comfortable no.
tels in the cosntry, the Elk Noun.
tain House, conducted by Geo. y.
Hubbard.
Even 4 general review OF condi
tions in this section OF Gunnison
county would not lie complete with
out mention of the ranch interests.
For soms years the bottom land has
been gradually y put under hay until
thoHssnds of tons will be cut this
year. Now they are homesseadine
the grassy foot hills, raising good
crops of oats, hay and bronze grass
and tinnahy without irrigation and
will soon be asking the forest re-
serve people to move on" Indeed
the most progressive ranchmen are
talking seriously Of barley and red
winter wheat, and this is at 1900
feet.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Denver Markets

Denver Union Stock Yards. Aug. 10
All markets were lower last week
as result of too liberal supplies
and as prices here have been too
high, compared to the east, this mar
ket followed the lead set at other
points. On Monday there was very
little stuff in the yards and prices
were higher but Tuesdays receipts
were liberal and the result was .
hard break on cows. Steers held up
pretty well until late in the week
but prices are fully . quarter lower
in sympathy with the eastern de-
clines, Fair grass steers sold at
$3.50 to $4.65. Cow stuff is 40 10
80 cents lower than = week ago and
dull at the decline. Grass cows
sold Vt S4.l2 and later in the week
at $3.50 down to 1915. Bulls
were in good demand Neals were
q dollar lower.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Words q Praise

For the several ingredients Of which n.
Pierce's medicines are composed, as given
by leaders in all the several schools Of
medicine, should have far more weight
than any amount of non professional tes-
tiDonials. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion has TIVE BADGE OF honesty on every
tCttle-wrapper, in . full list Of all its in
gradients printed in Il.in English.
IL You arc an invalid woman and suffer
ffon freQpent bead che, ba ck ackA, enaw.
ing distrl In stomach, periodical paina,
disaGfefA be. catarrhal. pelvic arata,
dfaggihetd down distress In lower abSomep
q pelvk, perhaps dark spots o. epecks
1anci(e before the eyea, faint spells -
kindept symptoms caused BY female wesh.
oese, dA0th4f fdefange0ent Of the feaioins
Orsans. ~ can noa do better thaa salso
Or. Pier/et Favoeite Prescriptioa.
The hf9bital, surgeons knife anA opeea-
ting tas4fmay be avoided by Tie timely
use Of 4avorite Prescription" h sseh
cases. IherebY the obooxiops e1apin.
atlcne aR1 Ical ffRatn0n3S Ql NJ {SNIlY
yhySlcian Gan be Ayoi1sl an1 n lhQIQpGS
c9a[se 9t sascess1Yl trsA tmsnt soT{lea owl
q Ge1:!lf!k1kkP9E Ge :: ~! y :! F.vcfiss
native medicinal roots known TO MEDICAL
science for the cure a woMaa's peculiaf
Ailusents. contains no alcohol aal -
bAJnful q ha Bit -fa92imG AruGA.
Do rot expect too nvcA from "Favoeies
fFesc, pttoe; u viii Rse perform mira.
chs It viii not Dissolve q cure tuDorx.
No 0edicine will IL will DO as nuch 70
establish vigorous health IN nses weak
Nesees aD1 ailDeats peculiarly tsci1enf -
women - aay Dedicise caA. Il 0ssa b
Given . IAN chance By pe9HeVesao3 u ~
ose fsf seascaabae b.1GsA q ti0A
A1sd
SSck W0Gle0 11e Invited - Qsasuls n.
Pierce. BY lettef, Jyx- An cuTefl,0sA-
ence is GUARDED ~ aocsrAly secseS aa1
wU0anly coniisleoces are psoaecssi -
pro&aset9aal Privacy. AAA1eS R. r Y.
Rfcrce, BaHalo, y. Y.
p. Hberce's Pleasant Relle4e the bee
lexstive asA fuga3assr q tAe bU~eaA
Thy iuvi98raee so8OocA. EvVf aA
bU0~aA o. . laxative; twO q tAfes .
caaAa9tie EAV - tAlss - caa1y-
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Ssrtrr - vrssL ssyuspSNr

In The nstter u the estate a Ssmuei
GSrllax4ser, deosa.eA.
Notice u hsrehy given. that s.n soturAay the
IetA day ~ Serte0b~T 4. D. DS1. 6einx sSe ~
tbe regular daye II tSe SeP&eRbre tssR oS The
CUgo&y CUatt 0f tiusnie0a Cnan'y. in PvuAate,
in IT, Stase ~ CclosaAs. !, Asnie y 0s,liaxher
earestriH ~ said estate. will apSesr bsfcre tie
>oAge ~ sad Court. prepeut my fsal eettbe-
ReBt - s0ch ad0iai@tyatof anA vRay he CD
eeUsal u the same. ssA will then sVVky ~ -
Ai>cAsvasA - eoeh AARinistsafsR As Wtirh
tive sd plsss. aay pes-oa ia issaOa aav -
Vear 80 pfeseSe o65ertssee s.s the snOe q aaV
tkese Ae-
D~eeA - 0unnissa. CssesaAn. Aag1ra u, vUe.
ANNIE u 0OoxA4UR
essrutrix a The esaaae q sa1sUpa 0saaaevps,
1srs&se4- 49, DSSspa- -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
PasEa,s

kews-Champioa CorrespoaAeuce.
Tuesday, Aug. 20.
Rather rainy weather for the hay
makers.
An. j. Harris 10 on the sick list
this week.
Tom Noble was down from Ohio
Wednesday
Ns. r. S. Lobdell made two trips
10 Ohio this week
Harry Bowen expects his brother
soon from Indiana.
Bert Jones made business trip
TO Gunnison Tuesday.
Icam Hamilton, Of Doyleville, was
{" isitor ia Parlin Sunday.
dr. Lobdell made his usual trip
p the Tomichi Wednesday
: The keeton family, of Pueblo, are
camping here for two weeks.
J.Johnson and Pearl Jones attend
ed the dance in Ohio Saturday
night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parlin. of
Como, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J
T. Parlin.
Mrs. Metcalf came in from Mont
rose Wednesday and went to her
home in Pitkin.
Mrs. VIM. Reeces aunts. Mrs.
Hall and Mrs. Hartman, left for their
home in Denver last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Carter and
Miss johnson came in "Wednesday
evening and went TO Ohio CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Schirk, of
Denver, who have been fishing here
left for Gunnison Wednesday.
Fred Dice, of Ohio City. was in
Parlin Wednesday, visiting his sis
ter. Ms. Lobdell, enroute TO Llttle-
ton.
Our teacher, Mrs. Blakelv left for
her home in Longmont after a sue
cessful three months term of school.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Car,au. E.aest>,s.ras nr.~


A pe~ organization has rccrn;lv
t-sea sss..csei m esr CITY srSl~r the
HAssse of The Gusn..oa E.nser,a,n-
usep, s1rcau The mes4.ber- are
;. A. WcSter. T. N t;scsu. J H.
aenry. Ralph Gsveste. Ari,se Cav
elite. Geo Heibersnssoa and J :
foglke
The following officers were eieci-
ed, J ID Henry. PresiacH;. Geo.
flethcrin4toa. secretary. Arb.e Cav
elite. treasurer
The object ~ this bsFeaa Is to
secure sach entertainment Tor the
gs-opie that Will he edacat.onal.
moral and amusing 4 6ae mum
ber course oi estertalniacni have
al. eady been secured for thu. tall
aud winter, consisting II the Siav-
tsn Jubilee Singers; W. j Clark the
electrician; W A. Daggy oh Anglo
SAXON Carl; Alton Packard. the Car
tooaist and the Trans Continental
Trio.
Season tickets are - aud single
admitiancc will be 5Oc for each en-
tertainment All those who get
season tickets will get reserved seats.
1t wall pay you 10 get season tickets
aud D. subscribe now. 4 large
number have already subscribed.
los can apply for tickets 10 any q
the above named persons. aad the
matter viii he attended To- promptly.
j ID IIENRY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
The Western Ssope Veteran A.
sociation

Will hold its annual meeting and
reunion at Delta Sept. Q. 10 and ii.
Any soldier who wore the blue or
the gray during the civil war is en-
titled to membership and is cordial
ly invited to attend. BY resolution
adopted at the last annual meeting
the W. Il. c. was admitted as an
auxiliary to this association and it is
hoped that as many as can will make
it convenient to be present. Reduc-
ed rates will no doubt be secured
for the occasion. A good time IS as
sured for all. All intending 20 60
please notify John j. Potter or II.
c. Herrick.
County papers please copy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23

Save a portion of your vacation
TO spend in Grand Junction the
week of the Mesa County Fair.
You will he royalty entertained
and your eyes opened by the man.
moth horticultural and agricultural
products that will be on exhibition
and entered for the handsome cash
prizes offered by the County and
Fair Association. 1t will be treat
to revel in the land of fruit for day
or ~. when the orchards are at
their best
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23

II You miss the Mesa Coguty Fair
this year You will be missing one Of
the greatest county fairs ever held
ia the state September 9th to
9th, are the dates with the 18th
Modcrn Woodmen day. Special
trains will be run from all points
along the Denver x Rio Grande and
Colorado Midland and hundreds Of
visitors are expected. Preparations
are already being made for their
entertainment and from the pro-
grams arranged there will be nothing
lacking ON the big card of amuse-
ments. Grand Junction. the Little
Empire Of the Western Slope invites
you all to come and spend a week
in the greatest fruit country in the
West.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Th< ek p.naGsiU - The1
nssaI o4posoynSn
Cousiaued fF<.n F'sEs; Pase.

coastrscs,on and Que os the chsef
lsol.seTs IA the enterprise. Tosn
and ranch phones are rapidly beng
snssSiied. .boa, ~ beia9 contracted
IN the ;o~a alone
Manager Wh..lcn. Oi the l,1h, aud
water plant tells yoar correspondent
tha, sssee April he has installed $50
iacanoe>ecEt hShts. asother tribute
t, the substantial growth of the
Town
A god deal o. road making is 60
ing oa sro.nd Crested Butte. .ncIu-
dang i've HsIscs 10 the Jim Blaine
name that o r Thomas has sst
cosaple,ed Commissioner Geo. l.
Miller made a trip b. Crystal aud
Marble to lav out more work in that
vicinity The P5tAln county road
TO below Marble. Is like a boulevard
aud il Is Mr. Millers ambition to
show that Gunaison county does no;
lag behind However. men for road
work are as difficult t. ind as for
other purposes and there is immense
mileage t. cover
J + lieiBer and ". A. Mosher
returned Friday from a two weeks
trip Surveying the proposed road
from Irwin to Somerset. This IL
evervwh here looked upon as one Of
the hest possible thing, in store for
the Elk Mountain section. ia that j,
will open quick connections with
the rich fruit sections Of the North
Fork, and ol,en thousands Of acres
OF fine grain asd hay land in Gunni-
son county la talking with both
Mr. Heiner and Mr. Mosher they ex-
pressed astonishmeni at the immense
mesas oi gently sloPing sage brush
and quaklng asp land in this part Of
our domain. Almost, YOU might say,
an unexplored territory, for only
trail now penetrate it. ,,rass and
weeds and underbrush are very rank
showing abundance of rain fall.
Streams are never failing aud rcser-
voirs easily constructed.
News-Champion believes that
plans should Immediately be set on
foot o. got these mesas out OF the
forest reserve. The great North
Fork country is settling up rapidly
and Gunnison county, where two
thirds Of the water falls, is entitled
to her fair share in the development
and added taxable property. Every
acre Of such devel p,nent will aid
the immediate wat supply dozss
times more than all the timber Pia-
chot dres@s Of growing spon it in
the dim (verv d,n) distant futare.
bet 10 retu,n TO the read. IOvr
correspondent got switched Oh TO his
fsvorite hobby Hobbies are good
il not ridden too far.
The state proposes road from =
point hall 4 mile west of Irwin down
the Anthracite on an average four
and five per cent grade to the Lay
ton and Beezley ranches, seventeen
miles below. This road keeps on
the right bank Of the creek as lar N
the Horse Ranch" Here the An
thracite swings north through i'm
penetrable ravines of Dark canon,
and the road. crossing the creek,
running along the south foot hills
Of Mt. Msrcellina and across the head
Of Snow Shoe creek and the Layton
ranch. This survey was made by
the state engineer four years ago,
bat Mr.. Heiner found most OF the
stakes gone and Was able by his ex-
pert knowledge OF our mountains to
greatly reduce the contemplated
coat of the road by avoiding rock
work in Bullion creek and at the
Anthracite crossing. From the lay
ton ranch it is eight miles to Somer-
set and two miles more to the Delta
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Hoveville

News-Champaoa CorrespoaAence.
Tuesday, Aug 70.
Mrs. kilker and children are WIS.,
iting relatives here.
Haying is progressing very slowly
owing to 30 much rain.
Roy Provin attended the dance at
Crested Butte Friday evening.
Miss Williams of Gunnison will
teach the remainder of the school
term.
Miss Briggs has resigned her po-
sition as teacher and will leave for
home Sunday.
Lutte McCorkle and wife are visit
ing the latters mother, Nrs. Geo.
Elsberry this month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Annual S&oekAoalers' 1aeet;ne

OF the La Neta Hotel company
will be held at the Office of said CON
pany in the town of Gunnisca, Csl-
or.do, on the 10th day of Ssptember
A. ID. 1907, for the purpose of eject
ing directors, authorizing the max
ing and securing Of . loaa for tAe
paysnent Of repairs, and the tz.as-
scting OF ssch ether business - NAV
co0e before the meeting.
K ID. LEWIS,
Il PsGdeet and Acting Secretary
Dated A1e. 5th, 1907.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
oovscsAS N>s0 - GQuuunD GupuuI

j. A. IIsymaker aud sons are reap
lag their barley They commenced
cutting on the 18th Of Apgusf. Last
wear reapiBg began on that date
THIS j. ssnsularlv early barley
and sho Id do well at high altitude
where 10 j. difiicu!r 10 rspen gram.
II Is a bald barley. but soft grained
and good food far chickens and
horses. even without grinding. bat
Of course all barley will give he'ser
resalts if ground He has in some
thirty acres aud portions of the best
will go fifty hu-l,el- 10 the acre.
Field and Farm The first wear
we threshed trome grass only the
heads of the bundles we're ran into
the machine aud the bands were not
cut. We afterward distributed the
straw over field Of prairie sod
where we desired 20 secure a stand
of bronze. This sod was disked
twice before scattering the haulm
and once after 1t had been scattered
Cattle ran over the pasture aud
helped tramp the seed into the
ground and splendid stand of
bronze grass followed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Di66e,dk
Breathing

Nh0xt tsreath, hutterins,
Ialpitatha, sinking spells
are symptoms Il y weak
heart, struggling 10 do its
work. 1t must keep the
blood in circulation to
carry nouishment to
make flesh, lone and mus
Gle, and remove the worn
cut PARTICLES. When il
cannot do this, it must
have help. DIR. Niles
Heart Cure gives strength
to the heart nerves and
muscles, and increases the
heart action.
Il am glad to say that am so much
improved in health. Br. Miles Heart
curs cured me whoa several doctors
failed. ! think no, no g,, q,her s, medicine
done. My case Wa bad. bad as u
could b at times. ! had dlhlcuIty in
getting my breath. my heart beat .,
last ct times that I thought q i'm
possible TO live v NIthsuf ieliei the
pain was very severe in nv left side
ana ny nerves vas az nnstri ~ l
had almost given up al hops % being
cured, and i am sure ] would hot. N
] had not taken the Heart Cure.
lake great pleasure In recommending
lT. Miles remedies TO ala vino srf-
ser sgltn heart disease"
AIRS. MARY c. EAHI.ER.
sullivan. No
Or. Miles Heart Cure is soid kv
your eruaost. who will ouar=N,-e tk.t
the trst bottle will bensf.t :. u f-ilo
ne Sst rsssnd your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, In.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
Co.

ke~sChAnpa CussssUoaAesce-
WeAsssdsy. Aug 81
Mrs. Neo Ectsrued from Gssnx ood
Aoadsy
Roy S.tsberg ,s the gus.; 81 N~-
vel I'cnl-p.
Miss Tony Poster sent 10 Noa,-
ro-e SUNDAY
J DonAld.oa ~zs Noutro~e visit
or Saturday
Mr. and Ars. John Richards ~eni
~ Gunn,yon FIRST 81 the week
Dr. and Nrs. Fell returned to
their home IN Montrosc TUESDAY.
Mrs. O. l.. Llascot, and daughter
were visiting MIR Lsnscott last week.
Mrs. Geo. Rusk and chlldren are
IN Gannison visiting Mrs. X A.
Hester
Miss Marie Wilson entertained a
NUMBER OF friends at dinner at her
ranch home Sunday.
Miss Leora Linquist returned to
her home Ia oursy Sunday after
several week visit with Miss Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Cairns and
daughters OF Montrose. were the
guests oi Mrs. Chas Hazelhurst last
week
Chas Hlazelhurst is suffering
from a badly cut hand which he
hurt with the ice saw Saturday. He
is getting along nicely under tae
skllliul care of Dr. Meredith.
Miss Gates assisted by her moth
or entertained number Of friends
at an afternoon tea and card patty
Saturday A number Of young peo-
pie wee present and all had most
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Chas. Hazelhurst assisted
by Mrs. Lathrop entertained num-
ber OF friends at luncheon SATURDAY..
Those present were; DIR. Price and
mother, Mrs. Hitchcock and VIM.
Price, Miss Shuan and r. Clark, of
Montrose, and Miss Mamie Wilson,
OF Sallda
Oavtea
News-Champion C0rrespOadence.
Wednesday, Aug. 81.
Mrs. c. Addingtoa spent . day
in Lake City lass week.
T.. c. Mendenhsll 10 down from
lake City looking after his hay
crop.
Mrs. j. Boges has gone TO take
charge of the Carr saw mill board
ing house.
Mrs. Margaret GourIey went to
Lake City 10 take teachers examin-
alton last week.
II. T.. Perkins is busy this week
looking up land investments. lie is
accom- panied by c. 5. Davidson
A large crowd gathered at the
home OF Mrs. John Thompson last
Wednesday night who gave = dance
in honor Of her niece, Miss Leila
Rice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23

Fifth Annual San Juan Excur~ion
to Salt Lake Aug 10Th Rate sl4JO
for tie round trip, retsrn limit Asg.
3lst Special train will leave Aost-
ro~e s:l5 p. IN. Aug. 18th. rsllaan
rate, Montrose 10 Salt Lake in stand
ard car 81 80, la tMrists car 4 l.sj
Old papers 25c . hundred. Thas e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23
ufeu NouoTD0ss.

ss.Ssss -0avs~ee
STATE OF COLORADO.
CoUNrs ~ 6uuN,soN.
In the County Court.
In the matter Of
Matte Williams.
No g727. s'A.oNs'
Defendant.
The peocle Of th" State O Colorado.
To A. Williams. he defendant above named.
You ere hereby rea~irea ~ aps,sar in sn
action brought against you BY the stoye bsrssd
plaintiff, in the Comfy court ns tsuonis,a
County, STATE 81 Colorado. and answer the
complaint th"reip within t.lrty days after the
service h"r"of, il servei withia the State ~
Colorado - serve out IT the State Of Colo
rndo - ~ publication, within fifty days after
tf' ,-ry,ce h. reef exclusive of the day of scr
Vi or jidsement will he taken against you
according 10 The prayer Of the complaint; and
u the service here" he made by publication,
then te dnvS i,i"t al To the said ~ day.
last her i,au"sr -Ieciiied for ap''ars aud
answer vi b allowed before ia Tao Of
Judgment as aforesaid.
The said action is brought to obtain n decsee
dissolving the bonds Of mat rimony existing nv
tween plaintiff aud defendant the lrpuUd
that defendant for more than one year last
past has faile Il refused to make reasonable
provision Tor N ~"rrort OF plaintiff for costs
81 suit ana all a. proper relief in the
premises, as viii D. o4e fully appear from the
complaint filei in saii Court in said action to
which reference Is hereby made and a copy Of
which l. hereto attached.
And ,ou are hereby notified that il you fail To
appear. and To answer TO SAID complaint rs
above required the said plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in her said
complaint.
Given under my hand md the seal of said
Court st tunnison. III saii County. this 3ist
day of July, A. ID. I?1l.
(orasN GEO. HETHERINGTON.
W. Judge and Acting Clerk
Aug l6.-Sept. II
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23

Location certificates three Tor dine
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-08-23

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Some Notes on "Oria:ns.-


"Huhpty Dumpty Sat on a Wal"
etc. has come down TO US from the
days of King John. The Babes In the
Wood dates from the fifteenth cen
fury, being founded upon facts, an old
house near Wayland Wood Norfolk,
having the whole story in carvings on
mantelpieee. Little Jack Horner,'
Little Miss Muffett," odd Mother
Hubbard Mother Goose" and
''Goosey, Goosey Camden are each
traceable TO the sixteenth century
PUSSY Cat. Pussy Cat, Where Have
You Reent" belongs TO the reign of
Queen Elizabeth. Three Blind Mice"
first appeared in music book dated
1909. a Froggie Would a-Wooing Co
was licensed 10 be sung as far back as
1870. Boys and Girls Come Out to
Play and Lucy Locket Lost Her
Pocket both hail from the period OF
Charles IL And last of ali, "Cinderel-
Ia, Jack the Giant Miller" Blue
beard" and Tom Thumb" We're pub
lished by their author, Charles Per-
rault in the year 1sa1.-London Notes
and Queries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-31

THE Time, the Place and the Girl"
The scene of The Time, the Place
and the Girl is laid in the noun
tains + Virginia at rest cure"
whittier Happy Johnny Hicks, and his
pal, Tom Cunningham, have fled from
the result of an escapade of Gun
ningham'S in a gambling house in BOs-
ton. The complexities of the plot oc-
cur while the rest cure is in state
of quarantine with the servants all
absent. The guests are forced to do
the work themselves condition
that inspires mutiny among some of
them. OF course there is pretty love
story The production is unusually
artistic, and the chorus. from the La
Sale Theatre, Chicago, is. the liveliest
and brightest crowd of girls that ever
left that reservoir of feminine fasci-
majors. Messrs. Adams and Hough