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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-30
EV. LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Interesting Session-Next Meeting
at WeSternnort.

The semi-annual meeting of the Allie
gany Conference of the Evangelical
Lutheran church, Synod, Maryland, was
held in St. Johns Lutheran church,
Davis, W. Va, Rev. R. B. McGiffin,
pastor, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day of last week. The conference SER
mon was delivered by Rev. W. H. Ber-
ry, of Terra Alta, W. Va, president of
the Conference, The devotional eXer-
cises on Tuesday morning were in charge
of Rev. A. G. Null, of Fairmont, w.
Va, after which the annual business
session was held and the officers for the
coming year elected At Tuesday after
moons session, The Importance of or
ganizing the Women's Home and For
eign Missionary Society was discussed,
following an address on the subject by
Rev. VIM. C. Ney, of Elkins, w. Va.
There are several of these missions and
the reports were most favorable At
the evening session Rev. John s. Bra
rem, pastor of the Bedford street Lutk-
eran church, Cumberland, delivered
sermon on THE Augsburg Confession.
WednSsdav's devotional services were
in charge of Rev. J. B. Shoup, of Bit
finger, Md, and was followed by
business session. In the afternoon the
Lutheran VS.. the Episcopal Form Of
Church Government, was the subject
of an address and discussion led by Rev.
H. c. Salem, of Friendsville, Md The
conference was brought to a close at
night with discussion Of young peoples
work. Rev. l.. W. Sifford, of Clarks-
burg, w. Va, spoke on why and
when should boys join the church. 3"
Rev. G. R. Wagner, of Frostburg,
delivered an address on "How may we
best win and hold the young men. !"
What can young men and women do in
the church," Different organization
and their advantages" was discussed.
The conference, which started six
years ago with six ministers, has grown
wonderfully and now represents seven
teen charges in Maryland and West Vir
ginia. Its members are w. H. Berry, of
Terra Alta, W. Va. VIM. A. Wade, of
Westernport, Md: H. C. Salem, Accid-
eS~, Md; j. B. Shoup, Bittinger, Md. !;
. ITlrich, Brandonville; J. VIM.
McCauley, Cumberland, st. Pau's; Jno.
S. Braren, Cumberland, German; L. A.
Mann, D. D., Cumberland, St. Johns;
D. w. Sifferd, Clarksburg; Russell B.
McCriffin, Davis; Jno G. Koser, Eglon;
W. c. Ney, Elkins; A.G Null, Fairmont
Fred. R. Wagner, Frostburg, Md; A. F.
Richardson, Grafton; c. P. Bastain,
Keyser; Edmund Manages, Oakland, Nd. :;
w. H. Berry, Terra Alta, w. A. Wade
Westernport, Md. Rev. J. w. McCauley
of Cumberland was elected president,
and also Editor of the Young Luthern"
Rev. G. R. Wagner, of Frostburg, vice
president, and Rev. w. A. Wade, of Yves
ternport, secretary and treasurer. The
fall meeting of the conference will be
held at Westernport The meeting
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-30
THE DEATH RECORD.
MRS. MARY KLOTZ.

Mary, wife of Christian Klotz,
faithful member of the GermansLuther-
an church at Accident, died Feb. l, 1907,
at the age of 80 years, months, days.
The funeral services We're conducted by
Revs. j. G. Groenmiller, d. D.. and
H. c. Salem, Feb. 3. Mrs. Klotz was
held in the highest esteem by all who
knew her; was always loyal to her
church. "The memory of the just is
blessed. -
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-30
MRS. LENA FON.

Lena Fox was born May p, 1894,
died at the home of her son, F. G. Fox.
in Friendsville, May 13, 1907, aged 70
years, II months and 81 days. The
funeral services were held the following
Wednesday afternoon and were cen
Quoted by Rev H. c. Salem, her pastor,
assisted by Rev. A. l.. Donachy A
brief service was held at the house, af-
ter which the service was continued in
the Lutheran church at Accident. In
terment took place in the German Luth-
eran cemetery. The services We're
largely attended. Thus died a woman
of eminent piety who was faithful 10
her Savior to the end of life. She hi S
gone to her reward.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-30

and, to fully legalize the conventions
action, it seems to us that late con-
vention is absolutely necessary. Col
lector Stone, the recognized leader of
the party in Baltimore city, in an inter
view in your paper on the 18th instant,
gave excellent reasons in support of
late conventions. "
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-30

was most enthusiastic. Pastors of ether
churches in Davis attended and showed
most friendly interest in work of the
synod. All visitors were treated to a
ride to the famous Blackwater Falls,
and on Tuesday evening all were en-
tertained at parsonage of st. Johns
Lutheran church by Pastor McGiffin.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-05-30

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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
The state Fair So s. over and it was

The State Fair il over and it was
.cersainly q grand success in exhibits
and attendance The crowd in Coz
.lnmbia, and on the fair grounds, were
|larger than we ever noticed/in tha
city Every section of the State was
well represented and all seemed to
enjoy themselves hugely The circus.
on saturday closed the festivities and
senjoyments of the week.
The South Carolina Agricultural
and Mechanical society in annual
session Thursday elected Mr.. ]. g..
sMobley, of fairfield, president, to
succeed Mr.. q. A. Guignard. The
vice presidents now holding Office:
were unanim monsly reelected. Mr.. j.
Mimnaugh is the vice president
from this Congressional district.
Mr.. a.. w. Love was reelected Sec.
retarY as also was Mr.. A. G. LaMotte,
treasurer. Senator d. r. Efrd was
again elected general manager.
Resolutions were adopted thanking
the retiring president for the efficient
work he has done during the three
years Of his tenure.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06

Next Tuesday I start out on my
annual rounds throughout the county.
accompanying the County Treasurer
on his tax collections. Edmund, Gas
ton, Cross Roads, .Macks, Swansea,
Red Store and Brookland will COM
pIete the first week. Second week
We start at Pelion and thence around
and down the railroad to Gilbert.
Third week we are IN the Fork. We
want everyone Of our subscribers to
have their money ready for us. We
need ii all, and trust they will appre-
ciate our kindness in accommod dating
them through the dull season of the
year. Meet US promptly. Don't wait
for US to look you up, but meet us
and pay up, and bring a new sub
scriber with you.
These trips among our people are
greatly enjoyed by Us. We like to
mingle with them and hear of the
success on their farms; to see them
independent and happy in their
homes.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
White Rock News.

The health of our community is ex-
cellentsat this writing.
Our pastor, Rev. j. B. Haigler, is
now attending snyod at spartanburg.
Mr.. j. e. Shealy has been on the
sick list, but is now feeling better. :
Lots of our folks attended the State
Fair and report a very good one.
The ladies Of the Aid Society will
give basket sociable in the school
house at this place next third Satur-
day night, Nov. 18th. Come boys
and buy your girls basket.
Mrs. B. w. M. Eleazer is now at
her fathers. Mr.. J. B. Shealy. She
stood her operation fine and is doing
very nicely.
DR.. shealy visited the home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
Roervflle is building up fast. We
think we can soon have-a park there.
Hurrah! Three cheers for White Rock.
The school at this place opened
Monday with full attendance.
With much success to The Dispatch,
Femme.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
Special Presentment.

Special Presentmeat.
The negligence OF SO many witness
es caused the grand jury to make the
following report Monday afternoon:
His Honor, Judge tombstone, presid-
ing:
We, the Grand Jury of Lexington
county, desire to express our appfe-
citation of the courts remarks inrefer-
ence to the negligence of witnesses
responding to their names when call
ed, and deem it our duty to ask your
Honor to have the perdiem and mil
age of such witnesses remitted. We
belive by so doing attendance atcourt
will be improved and the county
saved unnecessary expense thereby.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN BELL ToWILL,
6 Foreman.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06

One kind Of press notice is the at
tention girl gives to hug, but not
equal to the squeeze some of the
girls received on the side walks in
Columbia during the Fair, which
caused them to CYCLE powerfully. A
whip in the hands Of the girls was a
sign that they we're out for fun, but
really some were ridiculous. But
when in Roam do as Roam does.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested that we will apply to Geo. S.
Drafts, Judge of Probate for Lexington
county, South Carolina, on the 23rd day
of November, 1907, for a final discharge
as executors of the estate of J. F. Metz,
deceased. j. F. METZ,
J. E. METZ,
Oct. 80, 19O7.-4w3 Executors.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
,ur State Fair and it's eni

.sAftsEour State Fair and it's enjoy
ments, comes the Augusta fair, which
is now on in full blast, and all who
attend may expect to have grand
jubalee, as tits a known fact tthey
don't do things over in Augusta, by
halves. Runsover if you want to have
to have nice time.o
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06

New York, Nov. 5.-Returns receiv-
ed mp to TAO O'Clock indicate the
etactian OF Thomas Foley for sheriff
ana Ihegesto of the Democratic ticket
ii New York county by safe major
ity. Tammany's ticket has lead of
about 20, 900 oyer the Republican and
{ Independence League fusion ticket.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06

It is claimed by those present that
the, 39tin annual State ball in the hall
of the house of representatives on
Thursday night, was most brilliant
sAgent, far surprising any of it's pre-
deeessors, being largely attended by
lie society people of the State.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
Final Discharge.

This is to notify all persons that I
will apply to Geo. S. Drafts, Esq,
Judge of Probate for Lexington county,
South Carolina, on the Goth OF Novem-
Der, 1907, for a final discharge as ad-
ministrator Of the estate E. Fl. Shealy.
P. R. SHEALY,
Administrator.
October 90, 1907 AVA
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
Notice Trespassers.

This is to notify all persons not to
hunt, fish or let stock run at large on
our premises. The law will be enforced
against all such tresYassers.
SAM WAITS, S. s. METZ,
4w3p ARTHUK,S. METZ.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
sTALLINGs MILLINERY.

Visit our store and see for yourself
the most up-to-date line Of Millinery,
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Gents
Furnishings ever shown in Brookland.
Our prices are right. Polite and
prompt attention. Oct. 2-3m
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
Trespass Notice.

Trespass NOTICE.
All persons are hereby notified not to
trespass on lands owned, leased, rented
or otherwise controlled by the under
signed. The law will be strictly en-
forced against all violators of this notice.
S. G.. ORM, G. M. JUMPER,
CARRIE E. RUcKER, J. K. RUcKER.
4w3p
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1907-11-06
No Hunting Allowed.

All persons are positively forbidden
to hunt birds and all manner Of game
or trespass in any manner on our lands.
j. w. Wessinger, H. j. Wessinger,
NJ L. Lindler, Ed. L. Lindler,
S. P. Lindler, j. B. Bouknlght,
Geo. E. Bouknight.
4w2
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28
soTHt aS ff>.I N.JJty uINy

D. the matier 81 tie estate of Evan
v iams. aerea-ed.
Nuiirc o. h.rstgy s-isor. shat on Nauaa, th.
D. day ff JUlv. A d. ~. bHifg .ll.e sf
tha regular drys Of the Juua term s,f the
uuntg tuurt II ttHnui-on County ia Probate
iH tiio state II ulora q. a. vjliar D. Pnrrv al.
uIi-tfatr f-sd estlte will appear bet, ~. the
audre II said Com. prassent my tnai settle
u.eut e. auch administrator and tray the az
pfuyal Il she same. sHd VII then ap,,ls - he
oischarzed ~ such tamiHIstfator. At which
Time end IIlHre auy person in Interest may ar
icatr uHd present otIectious 10 the same. n any
ils.rr be-
Dated At Gunnisan. Colorsdo. Nsy -. IqBs
WILLIAM u PARRY
Administrators uf the estate Of Evsn " iliiamS.
Mas ai-luns p slecef. -.d
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28
New Star in Old GLORY

The admission of Oklahoma to the Union as
a state has raised dispute as to how the addi-
tional star should be placed in the flag without
disarrangine the present pattern. There is no
dispute however, in regard to the intrinsic
value Of Hostetters Stomach Bitters in cases
of stomach liver, kidney or bowel disorders In
fact it is universally acknowledged To be the
best medicine ever compounded for such disor-
ders and for proof il is only necessary to poin,
to he thousands of cures 1T has made during
the past 50 years. We believe il j. the med-
cine you need to make you well again. and
that's why we urge you So strongly to try bot
tie ut once. II cures poor appetite, belching.
vomiting, cramps, diarrhua, dyspepsia, indi-
gestion. costivenesS. female ills or malaria
pure.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28

oar p.bhe Land ssssem - aud
should continue 30 be sustained
Ee-olsea. That ~e ar1e syon
congress the nssce~ss.y "a sbc enact
men; q; lAw thai ~'sil empower the
secretary os agriculture - apyalpi
proper inspectors 1T ts.s f1sestrv ser
slce. ~ko ssssgl ksSe po~er 10 sum
Ispn witnesses. administer o.sfL- aIsd
take testsmouy an ths Investigations
81 any alleged wrongs an forest re
serve management.
MAeress. There has Teen here
toiore granted Ia the several states
81 the Unssed States certain sectsons
~ psblIc land for ooHmaa .che,l
purposes in each Of said states; and,
Whereas, In snsae .i said states
farc-; reserves had been established
which have absorbed all of the lanas
a said states within said reserves.
and,
Whereas. All remaining valuable
pubic lands within said states have
become reserved from sale or other
wise reserved or appropriated, so
that no land remains from which
states may receive their apportioa-
ment as originally designed Of lands
90 which sand states would have
becone entitled but for the esiab-
lishment Of said forest reserves
within said states; now, thercfare.
be it
Resolved, That congress leeislate
appropriately with respect 20 lands
within said reserves within said
states. So that each state - deprived
thereof may receive its full quota 81
lands, or the equivalent thereof. for
the purpose for which the same orr
ginally oeded
I Resolved, That all inchoate rights
initiated by any individual or stale
upon or pertaining 60 any af the
/ public lands by recognized aud pro-
tected by the government, and that
any such individual or state be per
mitted 10 perfect their or its title in
keeping with the laws of the t'nited
States and the rules and regulations
of the department Of tine interior and
the general land Office in force and
existant at the time of the imitation
Of such rights, expressly excepting
lieu land scrip.
1 We believe that in Justice to the
people Of the states wherein forest
reserves are situated and are not de
sired and are excessive, the reserva-
tions should forthwith be reduced
within Reasonable limits, whether
the land restor'e contains timber or
not.
We recommend that reports of
special and stcret service agents OF
the land department and Of the de
psrtment Of agriculture shall be
made under oath, and that congress
shall provide suitable penalties for
false statements
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28
liz sIllA AlII

Nlcrsa- y. 4. y. McBaib, whose ts,zfofIica
address q hutalo. County oi frie, stsir 81 New
York, Did un the i2th day - January Ism by
hi- certain deed Il trust. duly recorded ~ the
aecordcrs oiiige Of tiunBi-on County. ulorsdo.
trustee Of said county, certain real estate
lyIng and being in tho county uf tsunnisun and
state oi ,olorado. described foiluws. The
undivided one.haf D interest in aud to thu
nayu-e Tepee- farpoo-e, Ute squaw. Tom
Tom. tie Natri"r, = Trail. Medicine Man.
Shaveuo. TIE Buck Wig VAN, Ours, and Jitc
Incl lode mining claI ms, In the ilow reel
Mining District, in said Guuni-on County .
sali claims boing commonly known and called
Survey No 1898 and Mineral AppIicsti.p NJ.
~ | ie series IN the U. ;. Land Office at Gun
hison, 60 ool9rado, said d deed - trust having
Crosby and Joseph \. Prutftt the payment 81
one certain proml--ory note each. The note
payable to the order Of W : Ditto aforesaid
being Tor the principal sum Of s2cs 10; the note
ray able TO the order ct Rufus =. Crosby afore-
said being Tor the principal sum Of SIsl2 35
ana ,, W. note payshle to the order Of Joseph A.
i.roiti aforesaii being for the principal sum
81 sli2sh. said notes being OF even date with
the deed OF trust. with interest thereon at the
rate y elsiit ier cent per annum until paid a.
specified in said notes. together with five ne,
cent attorney : ices II not paid at maturity IN.
sr & xo,as !" become dne and payable on or be-
whereas. No part Of said uromis-ory notes
or either of hem have been paid and there i.
om gue ga @ w sa'a notes the sum Of $50 ~
day ofJanuary 1855 at the rate of eight I,~r cent
Z per annufn. and the said notes or either at
them, not having been paid at maturity there
i ais" Que Gu the same five per cent attorney.
. ices and ."
Whereas, The said deed Of trust provides
that inease Of default in the payment al said
notes, then the public trustee, upon the re-
quest OF the legal holders thereof shall sell
TIE above de-cribed real estate at r,bIic
aucinn. according to the terms Of said deed ,,f
tiu-t' Tor The purpose Of paving said notes
interest, attorney fees sni costs OF sale. and
whereas, A notice rri demand in writing
has been served upon III" undersigned public
trustee. by the legal holders Of said notes that
they have ani do declare a violation .f the
covenants m said deed of trust and have elect
edto advertise said property for sale and de
mand such sale. 1850 '
Therefore. nder and by yirtue of the
authority vested in me by the statutes OF this
state and by the said Deed Of Trust l. Apnie
NJ nowney, public trustee Of said Counts will
on tuesday. the 9TH day Of July, A. D. IHIi al
thc he ur - ten clock in the forenoon of said
gay az the west frcnt door II the Court
House IN the town # Gunni.on said County
ana state, sell the above described pr.p,rtv NJ
Iuhiic auction 10 the highest and hest bidder
Tor cash. Tor the purpose Of paving said
sale. ~ '7 VI
Dated this sth day 81 Jure 1907
ANNIE NJ. DOWNEy.
qua Public 1Iu-tee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28

The governor has appointed the
new state railway commission
1t consists of Frederic J. Chamber
lain, II. l.. Ritter and Bulkley Wells
This is generally recognized as a
commission dictated by W. G.. Evans
for the purpose of holding up the
railroads so that they will support
his schemes for exploiting Denver.
Certainly no member of the bunch
has any particular knowledge of
rallroading, or is noted as friend
Of the plain people. But what can
we expect from the gang?
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28

A nnnlher of applicants have de-
ve'nped Tor the office of county clerk
out the commissioners, who have ap-
polntment, are taking their time to
thorouehly canvass the situation and
decide Tor the best interests Of the
ollice and the democratic party in
Gunnlson county. 1t is an import
ant Office, and it is safe to saw no
personal feelings will enter into the
decision. The appointment will be
made Monday or Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28
Nerrk ~ .s.t>IussJ -,

Estate q kicsi--oi' & Arna.d S-ee.-sd
TIE under i.Isea- having iseen spgDo4ilssa ad-
Haini-t gstilro The estate Il Esrk,~-ont Ar~.,ld
ste af the teuTts of tsnu IA the state 81
tissrss.i- sssces-ea hereby gise- notice thu he
all apaosr hrf..rr tIe uaaty 'ouri .f -s,a
tatunls'lH oi.rtys - Size 4 curt hsa-s tunui
-sln- D. tse -aIa t.uufy. Nonasays tho -sfh
asy ~ Juy A ". 49, ~ tlg. lssor 81 h. ci.-k
q. cf said Gas, ~ which time all tsf-on-
having claims aesiHat said estate notified
AMI re5gas ted b attend for the pur,g.-e sf
ed t. said es- sfe rrauestad to- make Imne-
eIate payHfut to taI t'liicrsig
Dated af lsuuuisof. tsiuraiiu. this 1sth tlax
81 lsae. 4 D. ~.
ALLEN d. skNDID
Adm iHizirafssr q the state Of l. Eickiz-on. Ar
Mold decreased. June p Juiy ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28
ifeA elllnIuDH.
S~srS saS sSxs ~ MAJ oAt

s44tatfe - sfa-ltrA4 >ssrHsstEs aeCr~-<s
The sEs -aell- AsasIa- ts--n s.s-ssHss-fs sd
y usl1lssszislr q IA --s-1- - tuxsrl N-srzsssn
at ~ t.lf .Itsss1y fif rlss pss. ~
s,.s.s.ssss tecas-s- haT.,ts gives nstIre tsss4r he
Nil a.,s.sr before tf o.sty .sssEt 1T -sia tsssE
ua-.iI tiIr ols-f ks.s-e
- -aia ssss.y % Nani..ty the III a-4s .s Isss
y i.s 81 Dee css-. ss-.sd sad s.~y a sissct
tsunc al .,-r=oa~ - lAe claims a~ssss-s -~sa
t-tate notIfssss aid .se~t-a b sttesse fsss
t.sc glirsss 81 is.ss she slf5ss-s-ii NJ
s-sl-.a- Ilaslebtasi g. s-I4 estate rss.ss-tea
- ns@Ea Issasess4ssas .leyaleIsf ~ the utsscE-
sl.-rsN
u1ie a. es.aaisss fasssas.o ts.i- gssts. ,ss,y ~
JllI.o a. = Ia.
IDHN D. Jennings
sar.sils . tis, .sioslf tai~aTa N.srsan-
sasuf = aaiY . Ia tl-rces.-.sa
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28
Order {" SHOW Cause on Petition ro,. Sal. .y
Real Estate

Real Estate
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF N>Iso>. -
IN the County Court IN Prcbata
In the matter ,f the Estate Of
of
James d. Farrell deceased
MS matter coming on to he heard a.,
this isth "a, 81 June \ ID. 1877. uyon the net i.
.ioi ,ieu herein by William Hogan, admin Il rs
or oi said estate, for the sale + l,e follnwins,
described real estate. to-wit; '"s
an UNDIVIDED ouethird i interest in ana tn
eisnty acres. more or less, of coal lands .stueta
m bunnison county. Colorado and n,or, 80;
cularly described as follows; f''''
me southwest quarter of the southwest
Guarter ;. W. "A at :. W 4, nf S.c,i,n .,i,,i,
anu the southeast quarter Of the s,nthsast
quarter D /. = "f :. T.. 4. of SECTION tow,
ship Is south of range 81 west of .ix,h :, oi .oMn
isl merdan being Coal Land Intry No 81 I,a
J, rles ana known as the Black Diamnnl coal
"iue i"fttie purpose of paying the debts az said
now % appearing 70 the Couri from said retition
tlat proper and legal grounds exiS, a., ~. -, T.
of all oi said real es,Hte '"e sure
NoW ther.iute, 1t Is ordered by the Cop,,
that James FARRELL of Hushane Pepnsylyania
ana all other persons il any there ho ~, 10 10
heirs oi SAID decefent b. and apnear h.fs,r,
said "urt Al the Court room of spii C,,nr, a.;
@ .'e iuWh oi 5unnistn. uuut4 and state afor,.
selu' on the Ind day of July. A. d. Iso7 st ,ba
hour OF ten u clock in the forenoon t go an, .ie
% .h'h ana there 10 show cause If an, hero D..
WY an order should not be made dirccfi,'r r.
a ~ h,'iii',lstratur To sell the whole - nm IA
~ =, ealu rehl estate a may he necessary e. ~,
purposes specited in said petition NV
4. J, iurther ordered that this order h.. ,,.r,
tn'',,i oi d, iesst Tour successive weeks in the
a. u..l,ison Nsws-l hampton. a weekly r,uhiic
~..rer iunilshed m said County
SEAL GEO. HETHERINGTos
SED County Judge.
june u -Juivy0
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-06-28

Lake City Times. Rev FIR. kipp
of Gunnison spent Tuesday night
in town and yesterday morning con-
Quoted services at the Catholic
church. While waiting at Sapinero
Tuesday Rev. Kipp spent the time
fishing, and had luck been with him
he would have bankrupted the Hon.
I. j. ODonnell, who stood on the
bank and offered FIR. Kipp SIP a
pound for his entire catch.