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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31

Abraham Shepard, q good old negro
man, Tor twenty years sexton Tor the
Methodist church In Madison, died at
his home here last Monday evening and
was buried Tuesday. Uncle Shep, T"
a. he was known, was en- honorable,
straightforward old darsoy, who num-
bered bis friends among the white
folks as he politely called them, BY
the score. In his death, the Methodist
church l0ses q faithful "old man, who,
for long years, called the people I'd
WOfship by the ringing Of the bell az
that church, bat "Uncle Shep" will
ring the Methodist church bell IN Madi-
son no more. His death was due to old
age. Madison Recorder.
We can bat feel a sense Of sadness
when one OF the good old negrors Of
ante-bellum days passes away. They
will soon all be gone, and the South
viii have lost one Of It's most unique
and beloved characters. There will
never be any more like them. Their
native instincts and genius, coupled
with the training and teaching of
those Old times inspired them with a
peculiar faith and ftneas for their
surroundings that made them safe
and Trustworthy, and a welcome ele-
ment Is our civilization down to this
day. Always courteous and polite.
they stood with uncovered head,
ready 10 render their white friends q
glad and loving service. No night was
too dark, or storm toe severe 10 pre-
vent ahectiOnate response TO the voice
Of master or mistress in any hour Of
need. The consideration Of q price
was not named; the service was render.
ed and the reward that followed was
humblY received while the big old eyes
sparkled with a devOut gratitude.
We are sorry that the same cannot
be said of the younger tribes that are
coming On-like some Of our own race
they fail 20 know what q treasure they
have In these old "Uncles and Aunt
les" that are lingering In the shadows
What a blessing II they only had sense
enough 20 pause Of their feet and learn
some good lessons, before those old
men are forever gone from among
them. Live Oak Democrat.
Who Of us that have lived with them,
had their care Of and who nursed uH,
could help but love and respect them
and thelf mem0ries-thOso good old
''mamies, uncles and aunts," Of the
Olden times. Yes, tits sad 20 our
hearts that they are fast disappearing;
bat there Is a pleasing comfort IN the
assurance that we shall meet them
again II we live right, for many thous-
ands Of those good old souls now rest
with their Lord and Master.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31

Mrs. Mary Downing Of No 228 Sth
Ave, San Francisco, recommends q
remedy fer stomach trouble. She says:
Gratitude for the wonderful effects Of
Electrie Bitters in a case of acute In
digestiOD, prompts this testimonial ]
am fully convinced that for stomach
and liver troubles Electric Bitters Is
the best remedy on the market today. "
This great tonic and Alternative medicine
invigOrateB the system, purihes the
blood and Is especially helpful in ell
forms Of female weakness. Soc. at ell
druggists.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31
% Slonach TrouhIs Cured.

Having been sick for the past tWo
years with q bad stomach trouble, q
friend gave me q dose Of Chambeflain'z
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They did
me 90 much good that I bought q bottle
Of them and have used twelve bottles in
all Today / am well Of q bad stomach
trouble -Mrs. John Lowe, Cooper,
Maine These tablets are for sale BY
TallahasBetsDruEC Co.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31
NoTICR.

NOME rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board 81 COuhty Commissioners Of Lea
County. FlOrida will reeoive sealed bids fOT
lengtheninG TIE span \ che Fairbanks Fern
Bridge aefouo the Ocklocknoe River, according b
tons, to-Wit; Remove one row o. piles and lave
q a5-foot clear apan."
An BIDS musl b nled with the Clerk Of he
Board before the eth day Of February. 1903. Thf
BIDS
&c. SMITH, Chuiruas
Atiest-H r. FELKEL.
Clerk Of the Board
TALLAHASSEE. FLA, Jan. 9Th. 1905 ~
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31
conaressman and nFs. Lamar.

Tampa Evening News, 9th: Hon.
William b. Lamar, Representative IN
Congress from the Third District, who
recently announced his candidacy for
the senate and bis consequent with
draWal from the race for Congress 10
sacceed himself, Is a visitor 70 Tampa
today, having arrived yesterday from
he East Coast, where he spent a
Col Lamar Is accompanied by his
boadtiful and accomplished wife and
he brother, JEFF. Lamar.
Speaking Of the political outlook this
morning. Gel. Lamar said to q News
ran ffSt ne had no reason TO negret
Il step be had recently taken. In
every section Of the State which he
had visited, be had found substantial
encouragement and oftenest, where
11t expected. In Jacksonville, for
11iance, which has two candidates for
l5e Senate, be received many pledges
D Influential support. Col. Lamar will
send several days here and will return
81 March, hy which time the campaign
win probably Be on IN full force. He is
o1e ~ Fi6rida's most distinguished eiti-
z end has risen from step 70
step 81 political and oiicial advance
1t 81 the force Of his personal
E He win receive much support
AZ Inmpa. Mrs. Lamar, who has ae-
alioi him On ale present tour Of
fatn = herself taking en- active
I ~ tha political fortunes Of her
4trhei hushand and can talk
VITA b vim and familiarity
I rnaI conditions that makes her
a'able eld g the Congressman.
- renan's brother, who's also
81 ha, = eeiively engaged In look
8 rs ''f11ceg' Throughout the
d reporls the prospects very
mau are stopping At Ire
Bay
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31

In The Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit. Leon County, Florida
Ella q. ClNiros. Plaintiff. Va q %. HsFhtoucr
Irs Defendant
TO 3. y. HlEhfgurr, IT,. Defendant. aud al o{hrf
pornoua inttfcglet IN the abgFe suit
YOU ARR HERERY NOTIFIED T&kr A
wit 81 attarhnoni has bocn i1Eucd againrt
Tou end volT pFupoFey attacheh 10 aatiafy tkg de-
mand 81 ~ ti1lntld, auiountna - tuo hunlroS
ed t1lFtY-tW8 aoIlara.
Nav. unic1n yna ahall appear hsfsra thf ~
cooTt ln and for a1h cUunty, ~ tallahnasse.
fI1Iita. o. o. aaeont day ~ haFch. a. b. isos
judgment sil - e1lefed against gcu and igouf
pFtneftg ed fof tho dakf
puted this l,lh dag az Deesmher, llQl
ELLA b. CltAIFE
tf-1n Piaintin.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31

TO AL WHO'S TT NAY CONCERN NO
chaglca n 1FudIeT gEecutnr 81 90 a1latg u Cal
ViB VI. nfanIlT, Wlu nn1leut M oceounl1 an1
V1nchr7n q tna CcuufV 4ndEa 81 Len eo1aty.
u sad e1iatl. IN usoulhs nftar the data haeof.
Ihia1olh daF 81 Janlary. tao1.
CHkaIna n naaBLuI.
EEeset1f a ~ estate ~ Gavin W. Bnl1tJ.
he ~ opunocf. New HOgE 0em
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31
Notioo 70 Creditors and Le6atssS.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL CRED
Az itoFs, ieEatecs distributes and 20 al persons
having claims o. demands against the estate OF
John r. Bradford deceased late o. Leon county.
Fihrida, % present such claims or demands 90 the
undgTEigned within two year from thia date. 9TH
erwise same viii BE- forever debarred
This 81 day u January. 1905.
IDA a BRADFORD
EKochtriz of Estate u John r. Bradford
January a ID1s-E5-gf
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31
AAmlniatratriE'a 81.

linden AND BY VIRTUE or AN ORDER
- Prom the C0unty JudFe ia and for the count,
" Lem. State ~ Florida. issued the 6th dag Of
January. ieoe. I. o. adniniatratTiE q the estate
81 a. 81 Manning. docosaod. late o. said county,
van oilef for aale % The highest bidder % Satuf-
dng tnat 1.th DAY 81 January, at the Manning
houogtead a iamonia. the following deasIibgd
pr0reriy. 11Wf az Dcfahable pertUnal UruperiY
hclonging - TIE estate q TIE late a. NJ Manning
HATTfR ~ nAHnIHo admluistnstrlS.
Dated 1aHuarl A isla. sSA
\ hfat uNuruAF % March. ioN o. a. ~.
theEeafto1 = ] nv - hCard applF Ter 4 nard1n
f0T ChaFie1 sTyuut Who aau convicted q afsun a
8prIuF Tern q t6o Circuit Court for Len couutI.
1871 Any Ona drNIrinr nay thfu o. hrard % IL
w. G. HODGES.
feN Attorney f0r PetitiguGF.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN No.
tioe h hereby Fiyen that T. the undcrsigned.
W. a. Degnilly. Adrniniatratu ~ the estate Of
HaFriet r. Staynef. viii present my accounts and
vouchers % the County Judge ~ Leon County.
FLORIDA. and aak CO.. final discharge a. Admins
TRAITOR II asid estate, sis months after tie date
hereof
This % day Of October. A D. 1917
W. A. DEMII.LY.
Admistrator 81 ire sstate q Harriet Il sisYnsr
Nm
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31

lhave iutl recsiyod g car load Of sx,
tra coed keatleky Horses and huiesl
which am ceiling az he be1t prices
See me before purchasing.
ooif g. "a. GcHOEMeKER.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1908-01-31

a cE1nt Ms placed so. 1000 with ne
- I9'.1 ~ nnpr0Vod securely IN amounts
III ncf isss l1n S510 q eaeh.
4os a. EnuoNDsnN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
osuas Cssss . Q LasR Sod

I'd Funk 10 trying an Interesting
experiment with about ninety scres
Of bronze grass well up toward the
head Of Cochetopa pass. The alti-
tude is about 300 feet, and this year
he has had no water whatever for
the grass. Anyone who knows how
few aud far between the rains are ON
Cochetops pass will realize Mr..
Funk S statement that IF it lives
through this season it will grow any
where He was led to the expert
ment by first planting An acre patch
which did 10 we'll even without water,
and was 80 eagerly sought by the
horses and cattle, that it encouraged
the larger acreage. II Bromus Iner.
mis- will grow on the Cochetopa SEC
tion without irrigation it will grow
indeed anywhere ON our rangce, and
prove desirable reseeding crop.
Nearly all winds which pass Coche-
topa creek have lost their moisture
in the San Juan or intermediate
ranges and even at 1900 feet the
precipitation is not one third what
it would measure in the West Elks.
The writer has seen irrigated bronze
grass on East River at 5000 feet in
altitude that WAS above six feet tall.
1t is experiments like this by the in
telligent settlers of the west " hicl. are
putting to shame MIR. Pinchot's 8
assertion that LESS than one per
cent of the forest reserves are agri
cultural land y
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
kVl|l

News-Champion Correspondescs.
Friday, July 1.
Mrs. Frank Samsel 10 i'll with
rheumatism of the heart.
Russell Shaw and vile are here
visiting with Mrs. Ayra Shaw.
Work on the Somesuet snd Irwin
road was started the first Of the
week by Pressler brothers.
The president Of the Rocky Noun
tain Fuel company WAS caller from
Mt. Carbon the first Of the week.
Miss Edna Malhauser a relative
of Mrs. John Lehrritter, arrived
"Wednesday from Colorado Springs
and will spend part Of the season
in town.
Frank Lightley and Lee I.eh-
man with their wives from Ohio
Creek are camped at Lake Bremen
for an outing. Mr.. and Mrs. Page
from Texas are of the party
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
CANlEyO oDQ0

Ne~s-. hAnZpsoo oOeBO0pm01mA
Wednesday, Aug 5.
Ne told yoa 80. raia every d.y
no~
Howard Marshall wAs s.as,sx the
praises Of his cream separsaos y our
dslry~ea Tuesday.
Henry Beuton aud Mr.. ed Mr.
John Aet.lroy Of Cresssd Bssas were
Csstletoa vlsstors SUndsy.
between the nee rsaes tssoss and
the dogs at the mines CssaIssoa milk
stock have q merry tssse Of
JAmss Short and Joe Psstch made
a trip to Gann,son Wsdn~sdsy, tsk-
ins down a couple losds II Asy aud
coal
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
OoCllIyupA

News Chsmuisa COsreaDasAsocs.
Aoades, ASx3
Thom,s Robert. ~e.t 10 Sseuscbe
Thursday.
John Bruins retUrned from Sag
uache last week.
Jim Cochrane came over from
sagaschs Saturday
w C. McDonoaSh Was do~n to
keelors last week
Henry Roberts and wife rrtsrped
from Leando, Iowa, last wssk.
Frank Quintana and Mrs. WI.
Perry went to Gunnison last Mon.
day
Bah and Coke Austin II Tucum-
care, New Mexico are working for
W l. Perry.
Amorante MARTINEZ was thrown
from q bucking horse and reosived
a severely injured shoulder recently.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
Vicinity ~ owe :
E|~ uvn0V11o l1ITenl ~
81 soeo 0AasyV VeWuD VII
~ GlU0 UY0
"a

A~Ss -CeaEptos CerseavoeAaocs.
"Wednesday, ASg )
Whsai and barley crops ere look
InE hHe In thsse pArss.
c R.svisse Is pss,.ag sp he
lsrRs crop Of s.f~lts this week
Lloyd aud Howard Csrpssss.
wese taking an the s,ghis Sunday.
W. Y Ballos ha. tsken the pls4e
OF Mr. Humphrey oar ssstios a0s0s.
JEFF Anderson II Gsnulsoa 70 kese
Lelplng c. Rouv'ers pot up alfalfa.
A ne,ee Il Nslsst.ae EAss, Sc. srr.s-
ed from lndiAHa ~ visit for sS,ns
tsase.
George Assk Gas ia the county
capital trsssscting buasnsss lasi
Saturday.
Billy Cobts, Lew Ssnmo.s ssd
Prank Andrews wsvs dO~a frOn
Po~derhora Sunday.
Mr.. :. n. Ze,gl-r sad
Miss Minnie Grses are taking in
the teachers inssstu.e st Lake CITY.
A large wsserspost occurred he
low Vulcan Ssndsy evening and did
. great deal Of damage TO TIE country
road Aslt came down Willow cresk
IT strack the ranch Of X y. Nor
g~lmsn ksepias him Up sst,l
eleven O'Clock to keep the water in
the bitches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
~. cAnDou
ws-ChanptOa Correspsausoce.


Tuesday, Aug. 4.
Walter Harris 10 driving the
stage
The surveyors were here last
week.
Farmers are busy having while
the sun shines.
Mrs. Thompson is here from Den
yer visiting her husband.
Misses Annie and Nellie Ferrens
are ut the Black Diamoad 1t present.
Jos Watson is here from Louis
ville. All his old frieads are glad
70 sse him. He 10 tho esest Of Mr..
and Nm. Jos. Hyland.
Work is suspended for = week At
least at the Mt. Carbon mine on &C
count of no orders and q wsshout on
the Z. a 5. east Of the range. The
kuDier is working few days each
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
49, , 9k1.

beaver Union Stock Yards, Aug
3-Trsde here lsst week was very
god ana the market clossd higher.
Good bscf stsers are 10 10 Is cents
up ssd good cos. sss fully q quarter
higher than si the close q week ago.
feeders and ssockers are firm Fe~
good bssf stsers arrived and no high
prices realized Most of the fair to
good sssers on sale brough, $3.50
10 4.D bot choice stsif would have
brought move Good cows sold st
1926 TO t3G5, and choice cows
would have brought 1915. Medium
cows sold around f2.75 10 S325,
and the poorer grades all the way
down TO tl25. Feeder and stock er
trade active 10 extent of supply but
not many offered The demand is
very good here for all classes and
prices compare well with eastern
quotations. Nost Of the fair to good
steers oifeFsd went at 1926 to $500
with choice stsers quotable up To
s4OO, and right fancy kinds would
bring a little more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
WuuIE PINE
News-Champioa C0rrespOadeSc-

Tuesday, Aug H.
VIM. Mcconnell is working for
f. A. Porter.
VIM. Dutton has again gone on a
prospecting trip.
Mr.. Todd of the Spar Copper
company is in looking over their
properties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walburn and Miss
Holcomb spent Sunday at Peterson q
in North Star.
Messrs. Hsllen and Berglen are
in from Cripple Creek TO do some
assessment work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
S0nE4SEr AND the MUDDY
News Champion Correspondence.

Sunday, August >.
Ben Beezley moved up to his fAth
er 5 ranch to work in haying.
X. W. Hurts and son Orion spent
Sunday at the Beezley ranch.
Mrs. Anna Kennedy and sons of
Lee creek visited at Somerset last
week.
Mrs. Sadie Bodenhausen and son
Harry visited at Glenwood Springs
last week.
Mrs. Sarah Reed OF Somerset spen,
the first of the week at her ranch on
the Muddy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
PARL.IN
News-Champfon Correspondence.

Ne~s-Champfon Correspondence.
Wednesday, Aug. ).
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Beeman are
visiting Mrs. Susie Moore.
{. A. Sutton has brand new
spring wagon. Watch his smile
when you meet him.
Vim. Reece has bought new rake
and mower so he will be in first
class shape for haying.
Mrs. Hurley Dice and children Of
Littleton stopped off at Parliu on
her way to Gannison, TO visit Mu
Roy Lobdell.
Mrs Lambert of Oklahoma i. Wis
iting Mr.. and Mrs. W. T Buckex
Mrs. Buckley and guests vent to
Waunita Sunday.
Harry Bowen arrived FRIDAY from
Montrose. He camped in Parlin ali
last summer and this year ne looked
Tor better place bat could not find
1T.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
Weak
Heart Action

There are certain nerves
that control the action
of the heart. When they
become weak, the heart
action is impaired. Short
breath, pain around heart,
choking sensation, palpi-
tation, fluttering, feeble
or rapid pulse, and other
distressing symptoms fol-
low. DR.. Miles Heart Cure
is a medicine especially
adapted to the needs Of
these nerves and the mus
cular structure of the
heart itself. It is a
Strengthening tonic that
brings speedy relief.
Try it.
Tor years I sulfefsl with vA.s I
thouGht was stomach trouble ~h~c
the doctors told me had he@yf
trcubae. l had tried many remeSics.
Whsa the DR. Niles. almanac c@.c
into my he nds. and I conclu0e6 -
trY Or. Miles Heart Cure. hsvs
SacsA three bottlRs. and nov I N
nee sunering at an. am cured snl
eASe medicine did IT. write this n
eAo hope that 1t will attract The .f-
esot,on OF others who euffer as 1tI-
MRS. u. BARRON
sel Main st.. Covington, Ey.
Yer erO0s6t sells Or. Nipes' s>esr4
CcsN, aNe We oUthorixe hin, to r0epr0
Se'ee - nrse Ssttie toniy) n u Soi0
00es Medical Co, Eukhsrs Ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
ACaluuAD - Fer
HmuO
fsebl0. Cois-. July -. 1875.

Pseblc. Coto.. J1ly -. i@~
Mr.. A ]. Iekrrssass Ess t~eeH aY-
t.,.nasi Vs0Pvs.sdeus @: the Csao-
rsdo SasAe Pas AssccsAssoa ior thss
Cesasy. ssd With kss ~sa Ane~n
sussGy and sbslssy. v 80 ,nPs'sIsHS
nss,A sessTd tAs success. ct The m
ss.,~s.ou ~h.ct ise tAse honosea
k.m. oae Wee Pr<.ssisss has p~e1
chosss tToss escA Co~s,y .. the
Sssss. ~h,ch os.nsss ~sil have gen
esal charge OF the Psvpsssi'ea Cd
coau,y exhibits. and ~sll sse thar
sufissane throURhos, stsssr Te~Prc
tive cosntses 10 sutese.t - many
individual exhibitor - po~ssbse
In thu. connectsoa. Mr. IHhrssser.
9th h. ~ide end favorable &c
aua.ntsnce. wlll te able TO ~ork
nauch good for the Far aud ths
prokshslitles are thai with the sn-
crsssed general lnseres, which has
bssa manifested in the tSsr thss
year. there ell he sno~n 81 Pueblo
September l4th to 18th a much larger
and even cho,oer collection cf the
Co~Btrys products than has eSes
hsfore bssa assembled We sr0s
every reader Of the Ne~s-ChamPsoa
" plan to send something TO the
S&sss Fair fsll information regard
,ng psenirms, steps necessary >.
naskinH entries, etc, can bs sscSrsd
fron Mr. I<hrltter who .s sax'ess
70 Get IN touch with intending ex-
hibitosu II is predicted that Lave
Stock Rsixers will exhibit much
more numeroasly than heretofore.
owing to the liberal concession made
by the management IN allowing all
stall space free. excepting 10 rsos
horses. The new premium bosAs
are being mailed out, and all I~r-
sons desiring one, can secure u
from Mr. Lehrritter IN person or by
mail by addressing the secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
- - -

In No. - sko4 csNps-ssd
Aas .avs.Ga0ua.sn Il possue SOD IN
- G~aAassA kslh 80 ~su saorssy
sss.sa - WsA,aesoa- H.s ~, tnp
sss osAs lsse kAay pesks Il ~
Elk 1aassai,s. kss~ ks fosad
iaskspsr s.d SeEss.ss d the csmss
II sssskss Lse. Hossssr. tkso
plsnss nay sx ts poasosos. ., tA.s
.s.so~ IL hs. 10 SaaAls ssssIr shs
Posso1 ~ssd ssssssOa- shs doctor
thinks 1t wsh be necsssArv 10 esseb-
issA . GosernsssDt stassoa wksse sys-
tsnessc eApsssosut and ohssgSssion
0ssr . sss0 of ysass nay be Ssdss
tskea- TAas wosld follow much the
ssps plsa - In kssuA sAops~d IN
sslsIag tts kco possoa % the pla,ss.
We have sessssi vassetsss II the
koco wsed kess bet soo~ ere pess-
onous
Seven yssss aGo. Ness -Cha@pioa
psbl'sAsd an srttcr BY In. c. T.
ksAsr. . cell ksowH plant expert.
wko wss fsAsliar with our uostsips.
aud in sAis he cssss ~ much the
sssse eesclssoa = Dr. Nslsoa, sad
sAv.sed a. esPesszsset ssss'oa shess
csstk coSld 10 ssd uader coatrL.
their nsove0sats Wsscked from
narHsAS tsll Ateht sad all sorts Of
ssspscssd po.so. weeds fed TO them
., sll ssAses Of growth
Thss y pscsllarly an exI~r,ueRt
fsr sssse a tedessl goversmest.
ssRos sAs exkssstise lsheH sad ex-
rsess involved would he too great .
strain on private capital
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Heavy rains tell us of the APP
proach Of having BY next Monday
the hum of the mower will be heard
in nearly every hay field of our
mountain valleys. The crop is
good but backward. Ranchmen are
in no hurry for couple of week 5
growth will add materially to the
tonnage. The total crop is about
ten per cent short.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

The tremendous power of adver-
tlsing in the commercial life of the
world was forseen by Nacaulay, who
said, Advertising is TO business
what steam is to machinery, the great
motive power"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Clyde Welch returned Tuesday
from Taylor Park He found the
park exceedingly dry and feed
scarce, but recent rains are bringing
on the grass.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
To the RanChers of
GunnisOn County.

hnd have attempted large Job when prom,
Used myself the pleasure of visiting each ranch To
show the only satisfactory Tool and Sickle Shar,~ner
made.
VIII not he able To visit half the ranches and
the slow freight services makes il appear as if the
demanJ Tor the machines will not be met until ,,a
nave orders now for machines that have not ,yot
on hand to deliver
Since have been in your locality have sold
with only two exceptions, every ranch have visited
and sold to several whose places have not called ,t
Every man has to he convinced by useipg the ma
cne himself that II cuts fast and right and does not
burn the tools. Then the sale is made and .e f,e
comes booster for Carborundum Dn>.lstop.s and
water wheels prove too slow since Carhorundnu :. ~,
the market. -
Columbus Stone E1 VI,
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HraI PX WEI nnen Otis Moore
Ci ii "'seniah Ed Wvlie
Smith Whpp y S..
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a. III Anderson Bros
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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07
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BeflnninE Juns lst and untI Nspts~.
Der 18th. the Colorado ana s-PS~-
xri.nn ~. ssl Heksts to Utah. wasSsS9ton,
tremely low rates for round ~. ~
T. E. FISHER,
is-n General Passenger At mr.,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

Ladies long black only silk gloves
at sl.2j pair only two dozen ip the
lot while they last at the low price.
Value : 80 and Sl75.
SAMPLINER s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-08-07

The alfalfa mill at Montrose seems
TO be 60 and the farmers are max :
ing i've years contract as - ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1908-09-17
TO Be
KEPT ON MOVE
Although Physicians ADVISE a.
Rest The Campaign Committee
EuIarges his Stumping Tour
RESERVE LAST TEN DAYS

Special ~ UWtssd Press Wire:
New York, Sept. 17:-Hoarse
from constant speaking, tagged out
and tired, William Jennings Bryan
arrived here this morning from Ro-
chester. Physicians have advised him
to take a rest but the campaign com
mittee say they cannot spare him at
this time and they have even extend
ed the Commoner's tour.
He will be sent to the Pacific coast
and will only get one day at Lincoln
where he had planned to rest week.
Bryan remained in New York but
an hour and went direct to Harring-
ton and Wilmington, Del. He speaks
at both places today. Tomorrow, at
noon, he speaks at Broadway meet
ing and at night he will address the
democratic hosts at Carnegie Hall
under the auspices of the democratic
State organization.
This is considered one of the most
important speaking dates and was
brought about after a long confer
ence on the way down from Roches-
ter between Chairman Mack and
Bryan.
The last ten days OF the campaign
will be left open so that Bryan can
be rushed to wherever he is most
needed.