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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
SHALL We APPLAUD SENTIMENT!

A recent stock growers meeting
in Delta county adopted among
others the following resolution:
Resolved by the Delta County
Live Stock Association in conven-
ton assembled. that we commend
the Forest Service and its Supervis-
ors in the Uncompahgre and Battle
ment Mesa Forest reserves for the
magnanimous consideration extend
ed our Association and its members
in the joint work with our Advisory
Board in handling range matters
and for courtesies shown US in re-
gard to our range rights and priv
ileges.
Well, what do you think Of that:
We, American sovereigns. We
Law abiding citizens upon our own
freeholds and !ineal descendants of
the revolutionary martyrs. We
American voters, who make and IN
make presidents. We are thankful
because some $50 month carpet
baoeers showed the "MAGNANl.
NOUS CONSIDERATION" to ask
our sdvice and extended to u.
"COURTESIES IN REGARD To
OUR RANGE RIGHTS"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
s0oDERSEr AND BARDaNE
News Champion Correspondence.


Friday, January TO-
Miss la Brown visited with friends
on the Muddy last week
i. J Rummel made a trip to the
Boesford ranch Thursday.
j. W. Beezley, of Paonla, is spend
ing few days at the Layton ranch.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nc
Dermid, Jan. s, a nine pound girl.
Dave Stevens, of Paonia, is visit
ing l.. Mosely at his ranch on Coal
creek
Prof Earl Frazier is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever School is clos
ed at present.
Dollie Gordon returned to Somer-
set Friday after an extended stay
with friends at Bardine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Cattle Ass;a hisAes
Denver stock Yards, Jan. 10.


The local market made another
advance last week Notwithstanding
the fact that most Of eastern mar
kets are quoting declines The de-
mand was strong and good cattle
are 10 to % C higher than week
ago Beef steers were wanted and
sold well 4 bunch of fancy grain
fed steers from the Arkansas valley
feed lots sold at 3 and few odds
and ends made $3.50 to S4.75 with
bulk Of good kil ing grades at S3S
to $40 Cows sold up to 50 so,
the highest price paid here for many
weeks, with several lunches at
SO 40 to $500 Bulk Of good cows
offered sold at 80 to SO 80 and me-
dium kinds at S265 to So. Feed
er and stocker demand was strong
The market is fully quarter higher
than a week ago and prospects are
bright for a good trade here this
week and next. Bulk of pretty
good steers offered sold at $3.50 to
81 but choice stuff would bring
considerable more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
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BY Col W. y, skinner, Pres. state Commercia
Association
The teaching of the live stock
shows of the country is the produc-
tlon OF the most meat for the least
cost, with side lines of education
on correct farming methods, with
adequate compensation to the soil
for it's natural dividends to the tiller.
History records from the day of Alb
raham to the present time that the
farmers who farm intelligently re-
turning to the soil in fertilization
adequate returns from what he takes
from it through the medium Of live
stock agriculture is the only sue
cessful farmer The man who each
year crops his soil with no returns
has dotte! this fair land with wreck
ed farms. Beginning in the New
England states and as far west as
the Missouri river, one can find evi.
dences on the part of the farmer of
immense lack n intelligence in ap-
plying modern methods, he evident
~ expecting that somehow or other
a divine Interpretation would keep
hls land in yielding condition. The
farms of such men have deprecated
IN value from $50 to as low as S25
and Sl5 per acre. These lands are
in some instances being bought up
by men of wealth who have a long.
ing for rural life and who by means
OF expensive fertilization, reclaim
such farms to their original value.
The man who can raise and ma
ture an animal at full maturity
counting the time by months in the
process, is a success. Except in
range methods of handling cattle
there are very few steers in this per.
iod which arrive at the two veal
age. Early maturity not permitting
the mother-fed fat to be lost buI
kept growing and fattening from
milk days forward is the successful
and profitable method. These thing,
are to be taught at the Live Stool
exhibition and the man who desire.
to advance his personal gains i,
found at such shows eagerly devour
ing the best at his command. Ar,
you amongst these men? Whether
you be a fruit grower, grain grower
hay grower, ranchman or every da,
farmer, you are wasting the yer,
essence and value of your busines
life if you do not come to see, hea
and learn. Make up your mint
now TO see the stock show at Denve
January 20 to %.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
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Ne~s-C Chsmsssoa CorresVooAs0ce.
"Wednesday. Jan. Is.

eiDe-day. Jan. Is.
" A sheidon Is laid up with .
cold.
Wm Mcconnell visited the county
seat SATURDAY.
The railroad closed our depot in
definitely Friday
Grip Is GA the Rampage IN our
pe,ghborhood. a good portion II our
people be'ag SICK.
We regret tha; J II. Shsckhar,
our depot agent Is soon 10 he re-
moved TO Saninero.
Rumor say. that our postofiice 10
b. he removed 10 T.. u Stephenson :
with Miss Bessie Gibbons as post
mistress
About TO- 4 Will Mcdonnell
friends ~ neighbors surprised
him frida, night OF the home Of his
brother. A. IL Mcconnell A gen
eral good time WAS had
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Nou0ERi10RN

Ne~s-Chsmpion Correspondence.
Wednesday. January -.
Mss Luie Radesa visited at Ca
thsdrsl last week
WIN. Cobb aud Steve Doering
were out TO Gunnlson this week.
We have excellent sleighing over
here. The road to Gunnison is also
good.
The estrsy boys are getting the
strsys together to take to Gunnison
on the 10th
Ernest Bowers has been down
from upper Cebolla the past week
riding for his father
Harry louman recently purchased
T.. J. Bowers bunch Of cattle also
some Lake Fork cattle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Field and Farm-Will C. Barnes
of New Mexico has been made acting
chief in the office of control. branch
of grazing, bureau of forestry in the
department of agriculture at the
National capital Mr.. Barnes will
remain in Washington until the first
of May in order to frame up the ad-
ministration's fight in getting a
leasing bill through congress, for
Billy Barnes is a red hot leaser from
away back and can give Pinchot
cards and spades in the great game
now going on.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
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p.rforued the nlo-t marvellous csros. In
cases of odd sorcs. or of-cH eating ulcers.
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sesscs wosaerful healing potency when
junction with the use Of ~t,olaca Medical
Discovery a. a biaDa cieap-iag coo-ti-
tutioual treatment If yonr druggist
don't hapPen ,o have the -All-HealinG
Salve- in stock. you can easily procure Il
by inciosiBg fifty -four cents IN postage
stamps ~ Dr X. V. Pierce. SO Main st.
Buffalo. n y. and II viii come 10 you by
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well a. the Golden Medical Discovery
Nos can't aHord To accep; any medicine
of ts,sk8o0n composition a. q substitute
for -t.oiden Medical Discovery. which b
. medicine ~ KNOWN COMPOSITION,
having a complete list Of ingredients In
plain English ON its boitie-wrapJsr. the
same being attested as correct under oath.
Dr. P,erce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigorate stomach. liver and bowelA
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

The writer has watched the grow
ing Farmers Union movement with
a good deal Of interest. This move
ment started down in Texas among
the cotton growers who found they
must combine to secure fair prices
for their produce. 1t is spreading
all over the south and west, taking
in every producer Indeed the only
ones barred are lawyers and prcfes-
sional men. Perhaps the most sim,
liar idea in organization with which
we are familiar is the fruit growers
organization of our lower valleys
The idea is for the producer to have
some voice in setting the price OF
his product. For instance in the re-
cent cattle slump it is well known
that the price of steaks and chops
was reduced but little anywhere in
the tnited States, but the cattlemen
got twenty-five per cent reduction
News Champion is not acquainted
with the Farmers Union movemen,
except as reported in local exchanges
in northwestern and eastern Colora.
do where lodges have recently been
organized. but SO far it has been 9
help TO the home merchants of towns
although the union insists that the
farmer has as much right to demand
a cestain price for his oats as the
uear trust has for its produce
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
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Wednesday. Jsasary Is
n {. Carr 10 sessossly Ill SI,h
lsHsssxa
W Clarke, II Olafhe. ~ss ~ the
vsii~y tbs vse&
Octave Couraud asd E.ree,: kso-
ere ~cre nj AdaaaEso0s lass ~eck
Mss Euanaa Full. Of Noatrusr
spent a week wifh Mrs. {. T. D~yer
With cold weather Carr Bra~. and
J II keliaxS are laxx.nx and Oil
saw until better weather sets ln.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
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CorreaDoadence.

Tuesday, January IA
TIE stray cattle are Icing gather
~ sssdy for e.srsy day
O.. Willis Is transactlng busi
- IA Denver this week
Ranger Snoi9rass made a bssi-
nsss trip in the valley Thursday.
Misses Bertha and Pearl sha RI le-
fusd are visiting ON the | pper Gun
nsson.
Adams Bros passed throseh san
dag ~i-h . bunch Of horses taking
them 10 the ranch at Gonnison for
the winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
A. 0kaance

Authorizing the issuance 0t re-
funding bonds of the Town of Gun
nison, Colorado, for the purpose Of
refunding the bonded Indebtedness
of said Town OF Gunnison, Colorado,
incurred March Il, lsg3, and evi-
denced by the bonds Of said Town
of Gunnison, bearing date March
-, 1898
BE 1t ordained by the Board 4
Trustees Of the Town Of Gunnispa.
Colorado.
SECTION !.
THAT, WHEREAS, at special
election duly called for and held ia
the Town OF Gunnison, Colorado.
according to law. ON the 9th day OF
January, 1905, Of which election
due and proper notice was given as
provided by law. there was submit
ted TO the qualified electors of said
Town the question of issuing re
funding bonds of said Town of Gun
nison to refund the bonded indebt-
edness of said Town of Gunnison
incurred March -, 1898. and evi-
denced by the bonds of said Town
bearing date March 10, 1898, and
whereas it appears from canvass
of the vote cast at said election, dulv
made and certified to this Board by
the town clerk and recorder of said
Town, and now on file with said
town clerk and recorder, that at
said special election so held, 36
votes were cast for and in favor of
refunding said town Indebtedness,
and votes were cast against re-
funding said town Indebtedness, and
it appears from such canvass that a
majority of such votes cast at said
special election were and are for and
in favor of refunding said town in
debtedness.
NOW THEREFORE,
Be it further Ordained by the
Board of Trustees of the Town of
Gunnison, Colorado,
That said Board of Trustees of the
Town of Gunnison, Colorado, be. and
the same is hereby authorized and en-
powered to issue refunding bonds in
the name of the Town of Gunnison,
Colorado, for the purpose of refund
ing the bonded Indebtedness of sa id
Town of Gunnison. Colorado, incur
red March Is, 1893, and evidenced
bv the bonds of said Town bearing
date, March Is, 1898, or so much of
said Indebtedness as remains unpaid.
SECTION >.
Said refunding bonds shall be
payable at the option of said Town
of Gunnison, Colorado, ten years
after their date, and absolutely due
and payable twenty years after their
date, and shall be in denominations
of not less than 500 or more than
$500, as the said Board of Trustees
may determine and the circum-
stances of the case may require, and
such bonds and the coupons thereof
shall be in such form as may be
prescribed by the Board of Trustee.
of said Town of Gunnison, Colorado.
SECTION 3.
The interest upon such refunding
bonds shall be payable semi-annual-
ly, and at not to exceed the rate
specified in the bonds to be refund
ed, and the principal shall be pay
able atthe Office of the n'treasurer
of said Town of Gunnison, Colorado.
and the semi-annual interest ehall
be payable at the Office of the town
treasurer of said Town of Gunnison.
Colorado. or at some place in the
city of New York, at the option of
the holder Of such bonds.
Approved, adopted, and signed.
this 18th day of January. 1908.
f. +. MUELLER.
Mayor of the Town of Gunnieon,
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

A Mcntrose gentleman is talking
of putting up an alfalfa mill. Why
should it not Be possible for some
Gsnnison rauchman centrally locat-
ed to utilize the enormous water
power going to waste at our doors
and hitch up grinding machinery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Wea cannnaas vAilry
Ne~s-Champsoa Correspoeaesee.
Wednesday. January Is.

Wednesday. January IL.
We regret that Mr. SmIth j. no
better
Misses Bertha and Pearl Saa 1 le-
ford. of Jax CABIN. are visiting Mrs
Wm- spann
Mrs. Spann entertained CROW 4
of Young folks Saturday evening in
honor Of her guests.
I'd Miller entertained Prod. W A.
Franks FRIDAY and Saturday. They
enjoyed a rabbit hunt, bagging three
Jacks and a cotton tail
Fine sleighing all over Gannison
county these davs A good deal Of
coal gram and hay haaling Is going
on, because of easy communication.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Lake City Phonograph-Enri-
neer Ready was a visitor in Gunni-
son Tuesday, Engineer Rogers of
that place, coming in on the Lake
CITY run.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

The ubi Iuitous train auditor seems
to be thing of the past Wonder
if they ever did any good for the
Rio Grande?
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Frank Cuthbert is taking layoif
on account of a broken finger. secur-
ed while repairing machinery about
his engine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

We are reminded of the old rhyme
When the days begin TO lenRthen,
Then tbs cold begins to strengthen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17
Older Than Egypt

OIUer Ihan ERypt
The prehistoric ruins of Mexico seen on
the private train excursion leaving Denver
January 2>th, via. Colorado Il Southern.
Reservations should be made at once,
4. +. FISHER. q. p. A., Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-17

Uueasr Wraps for sale At Nsws-CAan-
pioa 00oo.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-13
Local and Personal

It's at the Second Class Drug Store
You can find it at the Second Glass
Drug Store.
Phone Bob kincaid for stove wocd
and lumber See his ad-
Grenada has a dozen new residences
in process of construction.
Eastman's Kodaks and supplies
at w. +. Smiths. '5-I6-OS-tf
DR.. j. p. BroadStreet made a bust
ness visit to Jackson this week.
For Rent: Six room furnished cot
tage conveniently located. Apply
Mrs. II. +. Simpson 5-30-3t.
Mr.. Tom Williams and wife Of
Greenwood, visited the family of Mr..
r. H. Kincaid last Friday.
Base bal mittS, masks, gloves and
the Bluegrass Ball, best On earth, we
Still sell at 81. End Class Drug Store.
Ex-Mayor Doty made a trip to
New Albany Monday in the interests
OF Odd Fellowship.
In perfumes, toilet articles and
soaps, if it is Palmer S, it is the best.
End Class Drug Store. 4, 4.
Mrs. ]. N. Kirk, of Eupora, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. s. Carl for a few
days.
Try Black Weed Tonic for LaGrip
it will cure you. End Glass Drug
Store. 2~-15-OS-tf.
Mr.. A. S. Bell left Sunday night on
a business trip to Pensacola, Fla.
For Rent: 2 four room cottages
with modern ~cOnveniences, we'll locat-
ed. r. Doak. 6-13-O6-2t.
Cheese Is cts, Homing 7 cts at
ITALIANS.
Miss Bette McSwine, of Scobey, is
the guest of Miss Jim Combs this
week.
French Market and Louisiana Coffee
p cents at HALLAM's.
Mrs. Avent, (nee Miss Kittie Ray
burn) of Tutwiler is on a visit to
relatives in Grenada.
Is lbs GRADUATED Sugar s1.OO at
ITALIANS.
Our handsome and accommodating
deputy chancery clerk, Mr.. Whitfield
King, spent last Sunday in Memphis.
8 lbs Tomatoes 9 cents and Corn g
cents at HALLAM's.
For Rent: 5 room cottage with
water and lights. Close in.
~5-o9.09.tf. L. B. James.
DR.. c. III. Tucker and family re-
turned Wednesday after a weeks
visit to relatives in Charleston.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-13

The Kings Daughter Circle will
have a call meeting at the residence
of Mrs. w. II. Whitaker Tuesday af-
ternoOn at ) O'Clock. Special bust
ness to discuss. Very Respt.
Eva II. Whitaker, Sec.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-13
English Peas 8 cents, EvaporateC
A ppleS s cents at HALLAM's

The Shriners of Grenada are plan
ing for a great time on the evening Of
June IS. The paraphanalia is already
arriving and the street parade prOmiS-
es to be very imposing.
Mr.. Esbert headers is at home fol
a few weeks. He holds a responsible
place in the first national bank OF
Los Angeles, Cal. He is delighted
with the great West.
Can you beat Is lbs GRADUATED
Sugar for s1.O0. Hailam sells Sugar
at this price.
Get Hallam's prices before buying
yQur Groceries.
! Or. II. L. Noel'S many friends
throughout the county are congratu-
lating him upon his appointment as
coll physician at the A. Il NJ. Col
lege. He will not take up his duties
there until September.
Salmon 10 cts, Scotch Oats 10 cts
at ITALIANS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowles Horton are
the pOSSeSSOrS Of a fine baby boy
which arrived at their home the
early part of this week. Mr.. Horton
is wearing the honor gracefully.
Mrs. H. NJ. Mcintosh and little
daughter, Elizabeth, Of Collins, Miss,
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Barnes, Mrs. McIntosh's
parents.
Mesdames j. F. Tucker, Carrie Con-
ner and John Lowe of Nashville are
visiting at the home of their son and
brother, DR.. G. II. Tucker.
Miss j. B. Talbert of WinOna was
the guest Of Miss Nan Barwick Mon
day night, she having come up to be
at the dance at Hardy hall that night.
Miss Dora Adams is at home again
after enjoying a several days visit to
friends in Holly Spring and Oxford.
Miss Roberta Dubard returned
Saturday last, after a delightful stay
at the University where she was the
guest Of Miss KincannOn.
Kyle Cooper and Bob Mitchell are
at home agail from the University.
Red Cross Liver Medicine will cure
chronic constipation, billiouSness and
Indigestion. For sale at Moore'S
drug store. 6-6-0S-13t.
We have just opened for business.
We carry a fine line of books, post
cards, and all the popular
magazines at cheap prices. We will
appreciate your patronage.
Gerard & Lawrence, office in Sen.
Bldg.
Mr.. E. A. McKeen and little son of
Fulton, Ky, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. T. McElWrath.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-06-13

The Miss Dollie Moore residence
on Margin street was purchased thi.
week by Lamb Bros. and will be &C
cupied by Mrs. y. c. Thomas.
Mr.. Bilie Moore suggests that The
SENTINEL ifOrm the old maids anC
Old widows q the community that he
is keeping house alone.
With tie side walk building, the
constructors OF new residences and
other Improvements. Grenada fac S
the future WITH no small degree OF
promise.
1t has been Mayor Whitaker this
week. Mayor Tatum having been
away a greater part Of the time in at,
tendance upon the Reunion at Birm-
ingham.
MesSrs L0Dgstreet Tatum and
Alney Mclean are enjoying life at
home. They returned from Muir
fresboro, Tenn, where they were in
school, a few days ago.
Messrs John King and S. r. Tatum
attended the Confederate Reunion at
Birmingham. Mr.. l. 0. Ferguson
was the only delegate from the U. G..
V. Camp in Grenada.
Mrs r. f. Jones left Wednesday
morning sOr a two weeks visit to her
parents at Brownsville, Tenn. Mr..
Jones accompanied her as far as Men,
phiS.
For Sale: A modern cottage Of five
rooms, reception hall and center hall.
House newly painted. Property in
splendid condition. For terms apply
to, Mrs. NJ. E. Mayhem.
6-13-OS-4t.
Red Cross Liver Medicine has twice
the strength of similar preparations,
It's is tasteless and guaranteed to sat-
isfy. For sale at Moore's drug store.
6-6-08-13g.
Mrs. A. B. Boyd returned Tuesday
from a visit to her husband who is
now under treatment at a Sanitarium
in Louisville. She reports Mr.. Boyd's
condition unimproved.
Hon. d. L.. Ross, business agent
for the University, was in Grenada
Tuesday on business. Mr.. Ross fits
the place he is occupying admirably
and his connection with the UNIVERSE
ty is very helpful to that institution
in many ways. Mr.. Ross is a good
man and one of ability and will dis
well any duty he undertakes.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is sold
under a positive guarantee to cure
constipation, sick headache, stomach
trouble, or any form of indigestion.
If it fail, the manufacturers refund
your money. What more can any
one do. Hughes drug store.
Misses Edna and Eva Eatman have
returned home since the close of
school at Blue Mountain. DR.. Eat
went to Blue Mountain to at
tend commencement exercises and &C.
,ompanied his daughters home.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-03-27
JUSTICE IN THE NORTH.
Alaskan Paper Tells What May Hap
Den 10 Robbers,

The Seward. Alaska. Gateway, says
Of the crime OF robbing caches In the
north:
The lesson taught the five muhers
who were guilty of plundering the
Alaska Central Railway company's
warehouse, should be taken as a hint,
at least. to others who are going over
thetrail.
Robbing OF caches Rnd the unne-
cessary taking OF goods that belong
TO another is becoming all too COM
mon. The result is likely to be. shat
in places remote from towns where
legal recourse can not be had to legal
methods to obtain redress, punish-
ment will be summarily administer
ed by the injured party.
The people OF Alaska, who have
known hardships incident to the from
tier, are ever ready to give help when
1t is need, and that, too, without the
red tape of the eastern charitable as
sociation which would let man
starve to death while trying to dis
cover all the antecedents, habit and
tendencies of the man in distress.
Help is given to the man IN need
here and no insulting questions ask
ed. There is no occasion, therefore
for dishonesty or for one to take
what belongs to another with intent
to, defraud.
If man makes good In this cou 4
try and is upright in his aeaD n .
with others, and has not ali0weS IN,
milk of human kindness to 80 mr. =
utterly dry up, he viii aiws' % I'm,
those who are willing to help, IN time
OF need.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-03-27
BIG BEND HAPPENINGS.

Major Young tore the entire base
ment out of his Sunday trousers on h
harb-wire fence while trying 10 run
down one of Mrs. HopkIns'y hens for
his Sunday dinner Tho major went
home In a barrel. An Indian came
into the office last Friday and offered
us seven ponies and pair OF mocca-
sins for our lady composltor. We
haden't the nerve to cheat even an
Indian. consequently we spurned the
offer Last Saturday night Skinny
McAlllster broke into the Baptist
church and cut slot in the church
organ bellows, putting II out OF serv-
Ice, but Hank Evans saved the day by
accompanying the choir with an accor-
dion. The collection, however, was
damaged considerably as almost
everybody left the church after the
first hymn was sung.--Blg Bend Corr
Riverton Republican.