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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
fuDssd e Ossoss I. NM

At the Presbyterian church on
Friday last at two o'clock were held
the last services as a tribute of re-
spect to the honored memory of
Chester l.. Miller who departed from
this life on Wednesday, July Sth
Gunnison c. A. r. Post No. IL, of
which Mr.. Miller was commander.
had charge Of services both at the
church and the grave, and were as
sisted by ladies of the Relief Corps.
Rev. ]. d. Henry preached touch
ing sermon in which he spoke Of the
high personal qualities of the de-
ceased and the honored place which
his family occupies in our commun-
ity. Pail bearers were b. r. Mar
tin, V. G.. Brewer, s. l.. Trine, VI.
c. Tapscott, H. Purrier, W. r. Nc
Neil.
Mr.. Miller was born in Pennsyl-
vania Gl years ago. There his early
life was spent. Ludington, Michi-
gan later became his home and from
there in tho early SOS he came to
Gunnison county.
His wife whose maiden name was
Martha Jane Montgomery and the six
children. Archer. Ernest, Clinton,
RAYMOND. Mrs. 1nez Cunningham
and Mrs. Maize Williams. all re-
spected citizens of our community,
survive the husband and father.
Mr.. Miller served in the civil war
in the Pennsylvania 203rd volun-
teers. He had always taken an active
interest in public affairs, and his
voice and influence were ever on the
side of good citizenship. A sister
died last year in Pennsylvania, and
his brother, Lowell Fenno Miller. of
Powderhorn, passed away during
the winter months.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Notice "f fisai settl.wsent ssd s.t,rwi..,;..
Of heirship

In the matter of the estate of John Z. Broth.
ers, decea -Sd.
Notice Is hereby given, that on Mu,dav ,Lo
18th day OF July, A. ID. lsOs, at the mr.
~ u. m OF SAID day. the same being ou,.
the regular days of the June term al ~.
County Court Of 6uDnison Cuunty "a
the state of Colorado, |. W S Dttto "a
ministrator - said estate will appear before
the Judge OF -aid Court, present my final So,
tement as such administrator, pray tbo
approval of the same. and will then ssk To n.
discharged as such administrator A, wh;cI
Time ana place any person in interest may ~
pear and present objections to the sam. II 49,,
there be. ' !" aus
And Further Notice is Hereby Give, T,.,
at SAID time and place the Court will r.csir.
and hear proofs concerning the heirs 81 Ss,t
deceased pursuant to ths verified petition 81
EDWARD NJ. Brothers. claimant as heir a, la-
of sand deceased, heretofore Fl ed herein asLirg
Tor a Ju1iciai .a-certainmsnt and del erp,i,.
ton OF the heirship of said state and &C.,
which II appears that said IHtttit'u,r Jsr,..s
Brothers. William Brothers, Mary ,io,r'irs
and Catharine Landers are heirs 81 ana .,a.
ceased; ~ "e
Now, Therefore, any and all uerso4ls :, a., ,r.
or who claim to be heirs at law of sand a. =
Brothers deceased. hereby re,,uiroI, ~. l..
and appear thereat sbide the egetcr,,,,,'s
tion of the Court thereon "
Dated at 6unnisun, Colorado this atHb day 81
June, A. ~. IsH. s ~
". :. DITTO
er-, deceased. " "'
pENrEh A. SAPP. Attorney.
June July -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Splen1sA Mus.esI Enterts..aert To-
night

The concert Friday night at
Christian church promises 10 be a
musical treat for Gunmson people.
Prot. G. w Olcs, the American vio-
linist is one Of the most talented
artists and composers in the coun-
try. lie will play number Of his
own compositions. Miss Caroline
Walter, pianist, is well known to
Gunnison audiences as a vocalist and
pianist Of rare ability Home tai
ent will furnish several numbers.
PROGRAM
Overture Piano aud Violin. Die Zauber.
Aote, Mozart q. ". Oles and Miss Caro-
line Walter
Recitation That Waller Gown Ila webber
Violin Solo" Lerende' Opas II. Nieniawski-
g. W. Oles.
Vocal Solo Sing to Me" Denza Miss Hazel
Zupelder.
Duo, Violin A-"Meoiy II Love- Enele,uan
and Piano b a-tie tiiean ' alec. q. ". Oler
q. ". Oles aud Miss " alter
Vocal Duet-"Love Shall Guide Thee. Miss
Caroline Walter and Miss Hazel Zucelder.
Duo for Nio- A-"Tbe River of Life Oles
lin aud Piano b My Native Land, Oles
q. W. Oles and Miss Caroline Walter
Recitation Lucille McDoueal
THO MINUTE INTERMIsSiON
Vocal Solo Miss Caroline Walter
"Reverie.' fof Violin aud Piano Opus 22,
Nieuxtem <s. ". Oles and Miss Caroline
Walter.
Vocal Solo lo-"'Face to Face,"-w. A. Gavet,e
Duo-Niolin A-"Ron.aee," Rubinstein
and Piano ! B-"BereAss.' Renard
q. W. Oies and Mics Caroline Walter
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Boulder Herman Rdder,
editor of the New York Zeitung,
came on to Lincoln to persuade Mr..
Bryan not to run for the presidency
lie talked with Bryan an hour or so
and by the time he got to Denver
Ridder was as Bryah-crazy as the
rest OF us. Across resolution Rid
der brought from the New York
publishers Bryan wrote his o. X
over his own signature 1t was a
demand that wood pulp and print
paper be put on the free list, to
serve the double purpose of preserv-
ing American forests and relieving
publishers who are under the screws
of one Of the most ruthless of mon
opoiies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
.Tbe Els-s1 b TIE LIZ"

s..,.aae sa.s ncxar suzc hasu'.s. ne
49,. ...p,i.s. ss...az1.Et u srll i.ire- f'''a
!. - ss...n,i1.sied si.St sizissHseni 40
- 4 a.;.,s..s.4F- esar hEe.iai.sElIIg vilS
Ia increasing hro=ssh q sis''~ ''.'.s's.
Whoa tao bsss~l - bla - 1s''P''s. =
n ma aissse - bosig saia. s'-'s'ss
,hrs.en ea-oase. Ias b=@ia Is sas~
e.o.x,. q -. s.iHa sHa l.ssenens are
cAUessa. safNn.uy an eVil a-ee or 'ss's s.sss
a. A<uctly f.aSsd 10 The
iuapGH.v.s. A0 fn-., .nnn.r. n....s
can tse H-xa. .l.r. D. -,.-1
f..rcr'. ae.l:.-. NJ - n-.azelx u
c..-.-Ye- ~. -. u. ..---. ;LsTeo,
cur,as- vI.apias. b.osehe 5. crEPssasss -''e
c.har ess..4ssasas afJsfisIs. - ee<s s''-'-
,c.,or or sal.-rheum. hives aas oases
manifestations q imPllre bod
In the cure q scrofaloas sWeilIhss- en-
larvoa glands. epcn ealing uiecrs. "r o'a
,,rss. the -d.aldau Medical Discovery his
xertsrzsra the mos; maTy eiots c'sTcs. Ii
cases os odd soscs. 0r ufscn eaaihE .i'ess'
II j. vel to apply 10 the opcn sores IN
picrco's AI-iIcaiiHg s.lse, Nhich tr'7-
sesses wonderful healing potency when
,.sed as an apslication g. the s,lres IN con
3unctisa v-ith ths use 81 -tioiaea Medical
discovery a. a blood cleansing co'asii-
,ufional treatment - Hour Druggist
cont happen % have Tho 'Ah-hoaiihs
Salve- ia stock. you can cla u procure u
h. iucin-inr ffiy-fonr routs ia postage
stamps 10 BT. Il. Y. Firrce. tf5 Main -
Buffalo. y y. and ID " cuHe o. yoa ~
return post. Most druggists EocF i as
well as the -Golaen Ne..eal b.-cot cry
Noa can't afford g. acof0t any med cine
Of ,lflnatru oamPosi'ia3 g- substitute
f,, ~Galslen Mediral Di=lveTF. which Is
a medicine OF Known CoNr0SiTIoN,
having q complete list 81 Ingredients in
plain English on lis bott.e-wrarPer- the
same being at;csted as c1-rer under OATH
Dr. Picrce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
and invigoraie s-amarh. liy'l AID bowels.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

To give all the credit vhere credit
j. due. u those who made Cattle
men Day such success, would be
10 mention all the names OF the gen
eral and special committees and
names Of many other Gunnison citi-
zeus besides. However. News
Champion wants to ssy that large
part of II was due 20 the wisdom Of
making w A. Gillaspey the execu-
tive head ct the celebration, and
placing the practical details in his
hands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
C@d e naaks

We desire to return our grateful
thanks to the kind friends who were
30 ready with their aid and sympa-
thy during the receat illness and
death of Mr.. c. J.. Miller. For the
beautiful floral offerings and the at
tendance of W. r. c. ladies' and his
@. 4. II. comrades, we are especially
thankful.
Mrs. c. l.. MILLER,
A. A. MILLER AND FAMILY,
f.. +. MULLER AND FAMILY,
CLINTON MILLER AND FAMILY,
A. +. CUNNINGHAM AND FAMILY,
JAIRus WILLIAMS AND FAMILY,
RAYMOND MILLER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Candidates for governor were
thick as mosquitoes at beaver last
week Among the mos, prominent
we're Hon G. W. Franklin of DeH-
yer, Judge Racker Of Llttle,on. and
Senator II. l.. jefferson Of Routt
Senator Tom Ehrhart Of Chafiee
county is favorahlv regarded. aud
Senator J " Crowley Of the Arkan-
sas valley is another good prospect.
There Is plenty If good Democratic
timber. and when the time comes
the party can he depended upon 10
lest At.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
tNNCTOR'> NOTICE

Estate of Jonathan NJ. Harris, deceased.
The uBders ignet having been snno,,,te.t ava
cutor uf the estate oi Jonathan NJ
Harris late 81 the County Of bunnison. and
state OF coioradn, deceased, hereby give,
motto that he will appegr before tha C,,an,,
ourt oil 'fuunIson County. az the Court House
IN Gunnison, at the June term. ON Monday
the 2hh day 81 July, A. II. Isus at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested To attend for
the purpose 81 having the same adjusted All
persons indebted TO said estate are requested
To make immediate payment to the under.
signed
Dated this 2ihh day II June \. D. IaS
nkS HlL a; ;ShAthLttoRD, Executor.
DENTEk I. SAPP, Attorney.
June 25-July -
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Lake City Phonograph-Ihe re-
publican congressional committee
offers $50 for the best article, not
exceeding 1000 words, on the sub
ject: why the republican party
should be successful next Novem-
Der" Because lot of tarllf-fed
trusts will have to go through the
wringer if it isn't. Ii personal
check is sent, please allow for col
lection charges.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
An Or1iaAsce
FlNlNG LICENSE FEE FOR Bon
BALL ALLEYS.

FIXING LICENSE FEE FOR Bon
BALL ALLEYS.
BE it Ordained by the Board Of
Trustees of the Town of Gunnison,
Colorado.
SECTION l. That the license
fee for Box Ball Allevs IN the
Town Of Gunnison. Colorado, he
and the same is hereby fixed at
Twenty-Five dollars for the one alley,
Twenty dollars for one additional
alley and Fifteen dollars for each
additional alley per year that may
be used. Said license to be paid
quarterly in advance
SECTION II. Any person or per-
sons or company keeping any Box
Ball Alley and operating same who
shall keep and operate such Box
Ball Alley in the Town of Gunnison,
Colorado, without having paid such
license as in section one hereinabove
provided, shall be deemed guilty Of
a violation Of this Ordinance and on
conviction be fined not less than five
nor more than twenty-five dollars
Tor each offence, and each day such
Alley is so kept and operated with
out payment of the license in this
Ordinance provided, shall constitute
sererale offence, and be punished
accordingly.
Approved aud adopted this 9Th
day Of July, 1908.
+. +. MUELLER, Mayor
Attest:
~ W. II. CoRuM,
O6STown Clerk and Recorder.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Notice Of >p'eial nsefins ~ stpc. hoidors
TBf BINsIR AND g,a egtNna RAILROAD
,VhfA>N


Denver. Colorado June O., iae.
To the Stockholders 4
THE DESNEH aNp Blo GRtNuE EtuEotD
CoNFANf;
ina of the stockhoiders of lhc ucuFrr Hui kio
urand' Railroad Company viii Ice h"ld a. The
nIincirai Office Of the COMPANY. hooin
a2i. Euuitahe building at Denver, niU-
rado. upon Thursday the 23d day oi July. i~r,
at two o'clock 4. NJ, tor the purI'ese 90 cpnsid.
criug aud voting Wpun a proposition for The
consolidation of The Denver aud kiu GrHude
Railroad Company and the Rio Grauic West
cru Railway tompauy aHd their capital stocks,
railroads, franchises and other prupcrtie- aud
interests under the laws of the state uf Colo
RADIO aud the laws Of the tho state of [ tah,
thereby uniting the properties aud concerns oi
said two comIanie- IN one Organization, and,
crpating new consolidated corporation which
will he distinct from said constituent corpur-
ations and frum each thereof aud iur the pur.
pose If considering, ana voting for the adoI-
ton ur rejection uf an agreement for such
consolidat ion made Ia writing by the directors
sf both OF said companies under date of June
nth. iss, and by them To be submitted Ia writ
ing To said meeting which sets forth the terms
manner and effect Of such proposed consolids-
tion also Tor tine purpose OF considering and
votiiAx upon any substituted or modified proper
siti"n and agreement for such soids ION
which at the time If said meeting may be duly
submitted thereto in writing by the directors Of
both at the sad companies which 1t s propos
ed 80 To consolidate. and for the purpose of
taking ATTY lawful action in relation to such
proposei consolidation, or incidental thereto,
a may by the stockholders AT such meeting be
deemed necessary or desirable
The transfer books tor the transfer of stock
OF the company will close with the close ot
bus mess ON Monday. the 2ld DAY 81 june Igt.
and reopen ON the day succeeding the day of final
adjournment of said special ri,sting of stock.
holders not earlier than the -.th day uf Juy
1875.
Py order of the Board of Directors.
The DENNER AND MO GKANDE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY
SrtrHEN LITTLE, EFT JrrrrRy
secretary. President.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

The Ouray Plaindealer advises
every farmer to join the Colorado
Farmers union. This is bad advice,
coming from a consumer that has to
pay cash for all farm produce, but it
is best for the farmer, who has al
ways been dictated to both as to
what he will receive for what he
raises and what he shall pay for
what he buys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Our Duty

= a " NNlff.I
There are in this city a goodly
number OF parents who are seldom
found IN our churches. Some ol
these prepare their children Sunday
mornings and send them to the Sun
day schools, for which we are thank.
fol. Others seem wholly Indifferent
as to the religious training of their
children
The most sacred trust ever placed
in the hands of parents was placed
there when God gave to us our chill
dren. Whether we realize it or not.
we owe to these children every ad-
vantage that it is within our power
to give them. From the educational
standpoint, it is not enough that
schools and colleges are provided;
we must see to it that the children
are kept in the school, that they
take advantage of the opportunities
provided in these educational ips,i
rutions, and thus equip themselves
for useful lives The responsibility
of keeping the children in school
rests very largely with the parsnts.
of course the children love play
more than work, that is natural.
But II we, with firm but gentle
means, see to it that they are always
in their places in the school and
that the lessons are learned. their
minds stored with useful knowledge
and their hands trained for skillful
work, when they go out to meet the
stern realities Of life. they will go to
succeed. More than this, they will
come by and by to express their
gratitude to VS. Tor leading them
into the wav Of success.
IL is not enough that churches are
pr,N ided and Sunday schools insti-
tuted, the same duty that rests upon
us IN regard to the public >, hool
rests upon us in still greater ueas
ure in regard to the religious train
ing of our children. The state CO.
operates with us in the public school
work, but leaves the religious train
ing Of the children wholly in our
hands.
II we see to is that our children
are kept under proper religious in
tiueDce until the groundwork of holy
character is well laid in their lives,
they xill be a blessing to, and a
power for good in whatever commu-
nifty they may make their homes.
There are in our great county a
number of communities where the
children do not have even fhe advan-
tages of Sunday school. Surely
there is in each of these someone
who can gather the children for an
hour on the Sabbath day to study
with them the Book of books. This
kind OF work counts for more than
anything that ! know in the build !
ing Of character. And ! hope that
someone who reads this article Will
decide to use their talent. in their
own community, by gathering the
children and organizing the SUNDAY
school work OF course ii will cost
you something in time and effort.
but by and by some of the children
will be coming to say to you: You
were The means of leading me to de.
eide to live the holy life. This will
repay you for all your labor.
Here in Gunnison. let every parent
that is interested in his child well
fare and you all are come with the
child to the Sunday school and the
church The, may learn arithmetic
in any school, but they viii not learn
to be holy in any school 1t is as
essential that our children be taught
reverence as that they be taught
grammar.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
ooa.ia=ca s=osa Fszss Pas
kysa - kR

and Clark Howell q Gea.ssa ~ere
formally Nominated Jscc. Gray
declined 80 ran AMI Je.l4n Msschel.
whs Was seriously coassl,eEed- also
casssiu s,-i thai hl- he..isa would nod
s-ars.4E the race At ihIs time. kern
Is generally recognized A. one 81 the
ssrop gc-t nen IA the middle we-,-
and that Is whese the bag txhi viii
he waeed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
N0riCE OF FINAL SKTTykWNNT

In the matter of the estate Of James A.
Smith. deceased.
Notice IS hereby given, that on Monday the
srd day IL August, A. ID. 1905, being enc of
the regular days Of the June term of the
County Court of Gunnison County. in Probate,
IN the state Of Colorado, l, Joseph blacks stock,
Executor of said estate. will appear before
the Judge of said Court, present my final settle
ment as such Executor and pray the aIr
proval Of the same, and will then apply to be
discharged such Executor. At which
time and place, any person in interest may ap-
pear and present obiection to the same, IL any
there be.
Dated at Gunnison. Colorado, June ~ 1905
JOSEPH BLACkS1tRk.
Executor of the estate cf james A. smith
deceased. July 3-July 81, re
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
NOTICE. GF FlNlL >tITyvv.,T

In the matter Of the estate of tIcki.snp A.
Arnold. cecea~ed- -
Notice is hereby given, that on MONDAY tb.
Srd day OF August. A. ID. lssis being one - T.
regular days al the June term If the C,u,,,
t.urt ~ bnnneru County Ia Irohar. N ~
state OF oiorada. !. Alien l.. ARM. I'd. AdTrin.H
fst"r oi said es a e. viii apI.ear before m.
'uise H ~afn 'onat. present my final settle
ment as such administrator and ,.rav ~, -,
Pr"ySl III iiIe same. and will then stt,iv 10 l..
discharged a. such Administrator Al ,.iz.i
ume ana I'iHce any i.er-un in Interest r,sy
any there be. e"he- II
Dateu at ounnison. Color do Jun. ~ iaos
ALLfS Al. AhNDLp
''"''4' July 81
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

For camping ont, get your cook
ing outfit at Clarence Adams. kniv-
es. forks, spoons, kettles, pots, etc, TO
suit the occasion and the purse.
Camp chairs Just received at Claren-
ce Adams. Furniture and Queens
ware Store, Scott Block, Gunnison.
Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

When in Denver sop at the Belve-
dere hotel. corner 18th and Glenarm
Take Colfax car at Union depot.
John Latimer, Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

For SALE-Twenty head of good
blooded horses, including FIVE well
broken teams. Inquire of W. b. Nc
Donald, Doyleville, Colo. 26-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

James Doyle, section foreman on
the Grande. died very suddenly at
five clock this morning from rheu-
matisn Of the heart. He was at
work yesterday, and in usual health.
A wife and several children are left.
Their home is in West Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
USEFUL INFORMATION.
Gunnisop Town Office,

Mayor, T.. T. Mueller
Clerk. W. II. Corum.
Treasurer. W. A. clark.
Marshal. Geo. r. Myers.
Police Magistrate. J. 4. Leahy
AttorneV. u II. Negenei
Trustees Il Pennington. VIM. Strunk r.
NJ Collins. W. s Ditto. H. X. Akin ;. J. NJ Miller.
The B"ari IT Trustees meets the first Monda,
OF each fr.snth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Taa's hvaNs

oaosed frosa Psalms. lis. 18th
verse. Save now, | be,eech thee, q.
Lord. o Lord. besoceh thee, send
now prosperity
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Tags for shipping fish, one cent
each at News-Champion Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

COAL, COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferg u Son
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
F~ Sale

Six room brick cottage; cellar,
bath room, plumbing all in, good
barn. Small payment down. easy
terms on rest.
HENRY +. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17
Are You TO Take a Tripo

On lnesda. the Colorado a Southern
sells round TRIP tick,is to all State roift.
from Denver. Colorado Springs ain, i,,,--
bio at exceptionally low rates. a4-a,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-07-17

Butter wraps for sale 1t News-Cham
pioa once
, 1908-06-22
WYOMING A AIDED.

The interstate commerce commits
sion has just rendered a decision of
vital Importance to all the building in
terests OF the northwest and transmits
sissippi country generally. II has or
dered a reduction In the tariff upon
lumber, holding that the sweeping ad-
vance In rates of about a year ago
was not reasonable. This decision at
fects all the building trades and con-
sequently the material welfare Of the
west in general. The rulings were
made In a group of important cases
involving the rates on lumber, shin
giles and other forest products from
points in the Willamette valley to
San Francisco and from washington,
Oregon, Idaho, Montana and British
Columbia to eastern and southern mar
kets.
In this connection 1t will be Of inter
est to the people of Wyoming to know
that the state board of equalization
entered a strong protest against the
advance in rates and urged with force
the reduction that has been made, In
this work the board took the place OF
a tax commission.
, 1908-06-22
PRESIDENTS MEASURE OF TAFT.

Perhaps no nan in the world has
had a better opportunity of taking
Secretary Taft's than Presi-
dent Roosevelt. He has been intimate
ly associated with him for several years
and has known him for almost a life
time. He has seen him tested under
fire and has tried him out in feats OF
craftsmanship few men could master.
After the nomination of Mr.. Taft,
President Roosevelt said:
Il do not believe there could be
found In all the country a man so well
fitted to be president. He is not only
absolutely fearless, absolutely disinter-
ested and upright, but he has the wild
est acquaintance of the nations needs
without and within and the broadcast
sympathies with all u citizens.
HE would be ensphatically a presi-
dent of the plain people, as much SO as
Lincoln, and not Lincoln himself would
be freer from the least faint of dema-
goguery, the least tendency to aroufe
an appeal to class hatred Of any kind.
He has . peculiar and intimate know
ledge OF and sympathy with the needs
Of an,our peeple-of the farmer, of the
wage worker. of the business man, of
the property owner.
mo matter what . mans occupation
, 1908-06-22
sIx-INCH LATERAL ON
SOUTH EIGHTH STREET,


At a well attended meeting at the
city hall Saturday night of property
owners on south Eighth street, with
w. B. Sutphin as chairman and John
H.. Symons as secretary, steps wire
taken to form the South Eighth Street
Water Pipe company No. l, to lay a
lateral water pipe on that thorough
fare, from the connection at Grand
avenue to Ord street, a distance OF
seven blocks. 1t was voted unani
mously, after some discussion, to lay
a six-inch castiron main pipe, and a
committee consisting of Mr.. Sutphin as
chairman, James Cordiner and w. H.
Beaudoin was appointed TO the
property N for the purpose of OBJ
tanning signatures to the agreement.
When this committee is ready to re-
port a second meeting will be held,
when permanent Organization will be
affected, officers elected and the sec
rotary directed to advertise for bids
for laying the main. At present there
is a three-inch lateral on that street,
extending from Grand avenue t. Park
avenue, thence to Ninth and north on
Ninth to Custer street.
, 1908-06-22

or social position; no matter what his
creed, his color or the section of the
country from which he comes, II he Is
an honest, hard working man who tries
to do his duty coward his neighbor and
toward the country, he a rest assured
that he will have in Mr.. Taft the most
uprigntof representatives and the o
fearless of champions. Mr.. Taft stands
against privilege and he stands pre-
eminently for the broad principles OF
American citizenship which lie at the
foundation OF our national well being"