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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
SWrNE ~ wEsSES vnSs TAxs sAaE

To Henry Purrier as Ad-0
ministrator of the estate
of John \. Nall deceased,
and to whom 1T may con
cern
Notice Is hereby given that the prouerty berc-
matter described, was at tie regular Ia "A le
held IN the County of Gunnison. { Colorado, by the
County Treasurer thereof sold In m. ..;a
County of Gunnison for tho upDaid t.re.
levied and assessed upon said property for the
year IsB,aDd so sold at the tax annual sa ie held
IN sand county IN the year 1904. That ON the 18th
day of January, 1895, the certificate OF sale ~
SAID property for said wear as aforesaid vas nv
ssid County OF Gunnson, duly sold nsaivned
and transferred to q. 7. Murray. That for said
year sald property was assessed and I a xed nm
der and in the name of John n Hall estate
mat The three years allowed by law for the
redemption OF SAID property before deed cal h..
taken ,hereiorl has expired upon said certiti-
cate, lhat H. !. Murray aforesaid has made
Application to the undersigned for a deed to
saiu property upon said certificate and again
hpHhed 10 The undersleDe for such deed. and
urdess ,rl,'.r you shall make redemption of said
according to law. the Treasurer will upon any
oat after that date issue to the said Il; II Mur-
ray or us assigns, the necessary and usual tax
ueeu ior sald property, and you are hereby
notified that your time for the redemnti ION
"i SAID property, will. upon said last mep-
mem ioned date, expire The property refer
haa, 70 % mefein, and upon which said sale has
gwen Is described as follows. to-wit: Lot two
~ ana the southeast quarter Of the north
West quarter and the northeast quarter of the
of tbe sa',, iuar.er, and the northwest quarter
oi n 'ie srutheast quarter of section seven On
ail IN township t50l north Of ran 70 two fol
RADIO. " No"n's, ''"-
Given under my hand and seal this eth a.x of
SeM, County sTSaE TssaEu,.. n 1SESHS; d Sssni.s.
County, Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
nEpCE REDEEMED,
.ngs NiniHS ,iszette.

S,ftlngs said las, week that the
republican party has a record Of
pledges redeemed and work per
formed " 1t further said that THE
party is more thoroughly united
than ever before"
As 20 the former assertion. we
rise to inquire if the pledges referred
TO are the ones made To Gugeen-
helm. or has 1t reference 10 such
pledges as were made to the people
who were deluded into voting for
that ticket?
As To the latter assertion, we beg
10 inquire what of Senator Alexan-
DER or Danny Sullivan?
To be right frank, we don't know
Of single one Of the public pledges
made by the party, either in the
state or locally, that was not speci-
6calI y repud,ated Thesecret pledges
may perhaps all have been redeem
ed, indeed IT seems probable they
were all paid off through the Cripple
Creek war indemnity or other mis-
application of tie public funds
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
SOIlCE To NON-RE~sRENT ~ pRoR,rv "a.
VIII.

s"1lCE '" NoN-sEanxsr ~ PROBATE ..
STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Gunnson,
In the County Court in Probate
The I"opie Of colorado To George Riley,
Alice Nipdiate, Minnie Oswald and Naua
Riley. Greeting:
Whereas 1t has been made to appear I. thu
County Court OF Gunnison County in the Stat.
~f Colorado that you, the said George R;e~
Minnie Oswald formerly Minnie Riley and
Maud Riley are heirs Of Mrs. Minnie Riinr
deceased, and that said Alice Wind,at. a.s
erly Alice Riley is beneficiary under m. Mi
of said deceased. "
Now. Therefore, in accordance with ,h.
provided. and by order of Court duly made snd
entered you are hereby notified that an inssr,'
meat OF writing Eurporting TO be the las viii
ceased, was presented to said Cmurt To- ~, ue
bate on the 3rd day Of February, 4. D. ia,s ~ H.,
J. y Aliler residing at Gunnison, in the kt,to
the time Of her decease q resident of t;,nn;,e e'
in the State Of Colorado that the sa id decedoDe
according to the said alleged will devised .nJ
bequsafbed her property in the words III III
figures following, to-wit: 's ana
give and devise to Alice Riley, wifi. of
SsosEs Hlsey al OF ~ real property that is sit.
r.Ao, slso ell nosey and personal nro,.o.t. no1o
that may die possessed Of - 'fer'S
Sos Are Hereby Notified to be and anna,
in the Court noase in Gunni~on. in a.: C,..Ss Cn0m
q Gunni.oa in the State of Colcrsdo ~ ~
~ dey q April: A. D. lsss. Thea and ther, fe
siisscA hast will and sestanest of the ~
Aoe1e Riley. aecsaesd. and further to a. snS
psss:H whst snal tAen- By tke aid Court bo u.
II Witsso Ebersss. have k,,,p..o -.
= - seesAnea tAe ssel II sail Court q n
- ]. S0nisGa e ssiA Cos.ey, tais z;t6 az
GEO. HETHE1INGTOy
SO4Ge - Actine Clerk
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
{ T. esama 1E9a daSsme,e,@ aSm @ss~ ~

Considering thst the last Demo-
cratic state convention turned down
Speer and his Denver crowd by y
large vote and plsced the Bailey COM
aittee in charge o: Denver politics
it came as surprise when the state
ceatral committee on Monday, after
. stormy session, reversed this &C
tion by vote OF % to q. The
Speer or Davoren people claimed
that theirs was the city committee
and the Bailey committee that of
The county of Denver, and that they
must elect a democratic mayor for
the coming of the national
convention, Speer being the only
man who could be elected. The
bailey committee represented by
Alva Adams and Senator Patterson
on the other hand contended that
such revolutionary action would
widen the breach instead of healing
it. Senator Tully Scott led the
force of those who were heartily
tired of the eternal Denver quarrel
and wanted TO turn them both down
BY refusing to aid one side as
against the other However, the
Speer people had the committee
captured and not only gave Davoren
the party name but, hog-tied the
other faction in such way that they
caLnot even make contest in the
primaries. Thus the pendulum
swings from one extreme to the
other. Let us hope that this action
may prove to have been wise.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

Exchange-Two years since the
Democra is demanded railroad COM
mission be established for The civil.
lied control Of these state corpor-
atoms. The Republicans then
mockingly made a similar demand
as q joke and as climax to the farce,
presumed TO enact a law establishing
q commission. The Democratic min
ority punctured it as full of holes az
a sieve and warned the majority that
they knew they were perpetrating .
fraud on the people in its adoption"
The commission was appointed by
the governor and at once thrown into
the scrap pile by the courts and u
now Indefinitely hung up in the Su-
preme Court. The salaries of the
commissioners are still in full force
with never an origina. intention Of
the majority to have an effective Law.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
0AlA Cnnnn0n2 g ~

Tnere are sxo sFsae8y aasaanes
qse.ssaas lpxulse5 here and they
sssesa IN tnis case - lac across each
osi.er. Tie wave II sp;i-saioon
movement ~ rsssng and there ssseass
o. ~ so question: but thai ln a lee
sc-r- ~ w.il sweep Colorado. Il ~
. asoseaeai. based La alone ON
saen sentiment a- has been nursed
fur years by acssss temperance
organizations, bst Is upheld and sa
tsct led by substantial business
men. sk0 have no eompsnctI0n oi
conscience about taking . drink
whenever they isal Ike Al.
Nos. the business Interests sn-
vo.ved. mast af Necessity IN many
instances run parallel slth the moral
and religious. Otherwise We would
not hnd these substantial business
men. takIng such view of the mat
ter However, GsBuison, as a noun
tam town. as already bardened with
immense school, city and county
debt, a. but recently undertaking a
large and perllous experiment in
buyIng IT'S municipal light and
water plant. Is u peculiar posi-
ton. Some >5.29l. IN revenue are
now annually raised through tiIe
seven saloons. $500 in direct
licenses and 81. .s9l m hight and
water rents. et,. Oar present cIiy
tax amounts to slightly over "a, i1s,
50 that we can safely figure on
doubling city taxation aud allow
: 900 margin. Consequently,
News-Champion is unable at tins
time 10 support the anti-saloon
movement.
As to the two tickets nominated
both are composed Of honest and
able citizens Either side, and any
individual, If elected VIII doubtless
conduct iown business in first class
manner aud we have no choice to
make between them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

A forest reserve rider ut Aspen
named Foster was ribbed up TO cir
culate malicious charges against
Light, because the administration
wanted TO discredlt him. Light
Immediately took the matter before
special meeting the Roaring Fork
Stock association and they upheld
him and gave Foster what he de-
served. This forced the depart
mert tn fire Foster and now the
otler Two range riders in that dis
tnt have struck. Perhaps though
they thought it the better part Of
valor to resi- en.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

Delta lndependent-Before COM
ing to town to do your trading look
over your paper and see who are the
advertisers aud then 60 to them and
buy your goous, and take our word,
you will never regret it. You will
find the men who advertise are men
Of push and enterprise, and will give
you better bargains than a man who
is too close listed to spend dollar
for fear he will not get it back again
The day for man to carry on =
successful business without adver-
tising is past. Competition is so
close that he must let people know
what he has or he will never make .
success. Patronize the man who
advertises.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
0ollaH 20 0IAn

Iks Fses~1-
Tbs Esyan clubs st New Jersey
A>s~ s4iep.ea plan g.. Forsi-.r en-
ssAlusen; asch eo&,a s,e advantage
ess~ly ss.sss.tea ~ every state They
sse scattering bEOsa ca-s a card con
s~sS.a2 THIS pleaSs The under
sAased heartily tasoss Ns.lsam Jen-
a1sH- brvas s- candidate tor press
dbUt os the assed States. and Agrees
- vote fsa delegates pledged 10 his
pou.anassoa at the coming primaries
l5aCx tor .lenatgFe calls ior the post
o6sce address. and the vassng place
II she s1Sner. and on tbe other side
II the card Is call ia as msny
nAnses 81 democrats .nd Indepen-
deut voseTs az the .sSusr can give
Nos the least Important feature Is an
ssscr,ptsaa on the card Il BRYAN =
o~n call for action quoted frum HE
Ne~ark speech Of Feb. 6sh: This
- NO sham battle The is no play
affair h is a light on the part oi
the common people against the mosi
yrseus consolidation Of financial ia
teresss thai this cosHtry ever knew
The only Kind of an army that can
h9ht their forces is an army Of vol
unteers thai eau neither be bought
nor coerced, and will make up in
enthusiasm what the others make up
in cupidity" LET this army Of vol-
anteers be organized without delay
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
SUJht ~ ALL xkNy kAt

F-tatr u Nary j Axiell decreased.
The ur,IsrSiened. having beon appointed
.tlu,iri-tratsr - the essate oi Mary J ASfeli.
iaia Of the ouBty OF tspsis-cs'- % the state of
Colorado. fiscas -sd. hereby gives naiIce that
hs will appear tssfore the eaDiy Court af said
fuuul-sn Caunty at the Z cart hou-e ~ Gun
llisI,r tn said osufy an Monday. the @lth day
~ Nafch a D. iar at the bauS of ~ O'Clock
a. ~ 81 said day At which time all Iserson-
having elaine against said estate notified
and re,tua4=ted to attend TOR tbe parp0se of bay-
inaz the 4ame adjusted. AL pcrsan- indebted
81 said estate are requested 90 make Imssseiia iate
pay uIont 10 the aad.r-lsfura-
Dated at banul-ou. toleraaOs this &.th day
- February A. ID. 14s- -
s.P SPENCER
Aan4iuistratar Of she estate Of Mary J. Axtell.
decreased tch - Mar. y.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
soN,osAa, pASaa - eVvunnp annu

Pueblo Chieitain-As matter Of
fact a publication like the Appeal 10
Reason or the Miners Magazine 10
far less of public danger than /.
publication like the New York Son
W Harper's Weekly that steadily
strives 10 Substitute q government
Of special privilege and special ex-
emption in place of the American
system of equal opportunities and
equal responsibilities and equal &C
countability OF the law.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
>arIcr ~ ADJUSTMENT NAY

Estate uf l,eoree J smith, deceased.
Iiis unsiers il,nrh, having been spI,ointed
cxacutor of the estate 81 6eorge j. smith
late Of the county II 6gunison. IA the
notice that hs will appear before the County
Gosrt of said tuuuison Comfy at the toar,
House ~ Gunuissn. ia said County on Monday
the Sith day Of March. A. u. lsss, at the hour os
o. % clock Ia the forenoon of said day at which
time all persons having claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose of having the same adjusted. All
persons Indebted To said estate are requested
to make immediate payment 10 the under
signed.
Dated At Gunnisou. Colorado. this 25th day
Of February, 4. u. liss.
LEE LEHMAN,
Executor of the estate Of 6eoree J. smith.
deceased Feb. 2s- Mar. y, 1855
MeDougal a sttether, attorneys.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
DOYLEVlllE
News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, March %.

News-Champlon correspondence.
Wednesday, March %.
l.. l.. Bush drove to Gunnison
Wednesday.
Miss Edna Upton is visiting Mrs.
Clara Sheldon.
Our ranchmen are busy branding
and dehorning
A. H. Mcconnell is back from
Grand Junction.
A. II. Mcconnell went to the
county seat Tuesday.
The school directors met Tuesday
and decided to start school the mid
die Of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Goenell formerly
Of this place but now in Crawford
vile, Ind, are the proud parents of
. nine pound 10y.
Letters received by relatives of
Niss Lorena knode state that she ia
very Ill with heart trooble and will
b removed to . lower altitude -
soua - she 10 able to stand the trip.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
N0TNI Of FINAl ArTvLsnkNJ

In the matter of the estate Of Thomas X
Cox. deceased.
9Th day of AprIl. A. II. Iiss being one of
the regular days ot the March term of the
county ourt Of nuunison County in Prohste,
in the State of Colorado, l, Frank Dunn
administrator ~ said estate, will appear before
the Judge of said Court, present my final settle
meut AS such administrator and pray the an
proyal Of the same. and will then apply to h.
discharged as such Administrator. At which
time and place, any person in interest may ap-
pear and present objections to the same II eny
there be.
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, March =, 1905
FRANK DUNN
administrator Of the estate Of Thomas =.
cox deceased March April 8, II
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
RsA Ew &2e

20 acres well improved land, five
miles from Grnnisoa. Machinery.
Stock if desired. Inquire at News
Champion Office. 9-l3
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

Only 5000 from Denv.r
o"'o'sao and southern uGefs be-
'~ee" March ith and April soth this very
ve rate to Cal,kxnia, Arisoaa,
Nevada, OEegsa nd W.sAsneoo. ,u;.e,
a''o Mexico (cessaia po;.s.) ie-l7
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
3AA OmyM

43A3O Oeovoe to Mex,co
neCea0gaAe aad SoufAen viii seil be-
TWEEN HaaecA sth ed April sob ose-way
tcAsas via n Hase - MexicD CIV q
absse sxtzu0ely NV r1ae. 1O-ls
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
y. .. MAILS.

uSroing nAl 0niae Oes4 e1ssss at 70 As .. - |
cd s~a0ing 0o0 0DinG eose 1t 3.lS p. n
CyxuaeA Autss 0ail e3sses 1t D0H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
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bteod p'arliser. stomach tonic and hOU0
segsslatW-tne medicine which. while -
recommended ~ cure cousumy,sioa - ~
advanced stages tno medicine " III do that,
yet docs c4r. all those catarrhal cua1t
tions of head and throat, weak stomscA.
torpid liver and bronchial troubles. weak
lungs and hang-on-comgbs- which. II Neg
lected or badly treated lead up 10 aaA
finally terminate in consumption
Take the Ttsalden Medical discovery
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You II only yog give it q thorough and
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exercise your patience and pcrsevere in tss
use Tor reasonable length Of time 10 get
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IN. fierce's medicines are composed have
the unqualified endorsement 81 scores uf
medical leaders-hatter than auy amount
ot lay. or pon-prufess;onal test iTnoniais.
They are not given away t8 he exvnri-
mented with but are solid by all dealaGu =
medicines at reasonable prices.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
CHAPTER XVIII.
An Unconventional Tea psetv

As the flames broke through the
roof. Langford came rushing up where
the group stood little apart from the
prcss.
Dick! have been looking for ~
everywhere, he cried. hoarsely
What's the trouble, old man.
asked Gordon. quietly.
Il have something to tell you said
Laneford, in = low voice Come
luick-let's go back to your rooms.
Whv Rirle-"
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

Who mskes the best sives pals see
.. c. Aver Company, ct Los ca. MASS.
They have been making Aver Tsss -
over sixty years. Hyou have sne sa2",-
est doubt about using these csisS, 49,
voar doctor. DO as be saws, aiVays-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27

LssatSsa esssi1oases tAres fpra ai-a
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-03-27
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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-16

J. P. Lathem and E. c. Morris
of Bennettsville, S. c. arrived
yesterday on their automobile.
They came around by the way of
Rutherfordton and Chimney Rock
One of the party has a home in
the city, and they will be here a
good while.
Some one shot into the house
os Mrs. Lucinda Jones Saturday
night about 1 o'clock. At the
same time some stones were
thrown against the house. Police
Arledge was soon on the ground DIS
but could not find the mischievous
one.
The Rebekah Lodge will be en-
tertained by Mrs. A. F. P. King
at a Lawn Party on Friday Even
ing, July17th. The Rebekah Or
chestra will furnish music and a
pleasant time is anticipated.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-16
Tuesday.

Luther Ferguson, of Atlanta,
is in town.
J. w. Patton, of Elon College,
is in the city.
J. w. Alexander is in town
from Spartanburg.
/ J. A. Bauscaren, of Asheville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Boyce and
child are here from Gastonia.
Mrs. G. G. Peden and children
from Gray Court, S. c., are guests
of Miss Mary Mangum.
If beautiful Laurel Park had
golf links it would be one more
good thing for this town.
The own commissioners met
last night and ratified the bond
election of last Saturday. This
was the only business of impor-
lance before the meeting.
The K. of P.'s held an interest.
ing meeting last night.
The Democratic County Con-
vention isInext Saturday.
Concrete and cement door.
steps are being made at the
Presbyterian church.
The date of the annual ball OF
the big Hetel Wheeler will be an.
nounced shortly.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-16
of Laurel Park

An enormous impression seems
to prevail, to some extent as to
Laurel Park. There is not a sin
gle public road running through
the park, all are private, but the
public is invited and welcome tt
use the roads in good order.
The base ball grounds with the
drives through the grounds, have
been lesed by the Hendersonville
Base Ball Association and the
public is welcome to the games
if they will comply with the
wishes of the association. The
most important rule is to pay
the charges or pass on.
Signed w. A. SMITH
Owner.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-16
Monday.

A select bridge whist party
was given at the Ho ell Gates
last night.
If you want brilliant sunshine,
a cloudless sky and cool nights,
Hendersonville is the place you
are looking for.
If Hon. w. A. Smith could
only see his way clear to making
golf links in beautiful Laurel Park
It sure void be popular with the
tourists.
w. H. Justus, the drug store
on the corner" has a new light
in the front of his building which
beats the sun.
w. W. Shipman, representa-
tive of the Armour Company,
with head quarters in Asheville,
is in town.
G. M. Glazener, who has the
largest store window in town,
now has the largest window
shade also.
The Rev. John Little is in town
and will give a stereopticon lee
ture tonight at the Presbyterian
church. The subject will be
The Negro and His Needs -
All are welcome.
Edwin B. English, of New
York, now engaged with the
English Lumber Company Of
Asheville, spent to-day with his
Aunt, Mrs. Maloney, at the
Wanteka Inn.
Hicks Jones, of Mt. Hebron.
was in town Saturday. Mr.. Jones
has just opened a magnifcen'
new park and drive, commanding
some of the finest scenery in thu
world. It is reached, by the ole
Mt. Hebron Drive.
The many friends of Harris
Chewing are glad to know of hi
return. He has recently finished
the course of pharmacy at Chap
hill Hill University. He is jus
from Morehead City where he
passed before the State board o:
Pharmacy.
Mrs. T. Crane left Saturda,
morning for South Carolina
where her brother, a large plan
3ster of that state, is seriously sick
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-16
About The Booklet.

The following letters received
by the Board Of Trade explain
themselves:
Hendersonville Board Of Trade
Hendersonville, N. C.
Gentlemen:
/ have the pleasure to acknoW-
ledge receipt of your illustrated
booklet on your City and | think
it will cause many to visit there
that have not done so before. I
have placed the booklets on my
counter with the booklets I re-
ceived from Asheville and others
and when anyone comes in ask
ing for North Carolina litera-
ture, l hand them one out. If
you can conveniently do so, I
will be glad to have one hundred
or more and will be glad to place
them in the different ticket
offices selling tickets to North
Carolina points. I think you
will find it an investment we'll
placed. Many thanks for those
received.
Very truly yours,
J. C.. ANDREWS
Southwestern Passenger Agent.
P. ST you send any more
kindly have agent check through
by baggage check sending du-
plicate check to me by mail.
J. C. A.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-16
Sale Of The Bowen Hin

By virtue of the will Of N
Bowen deceased, I as executor
will, if not sooner sold at private
sale, on Friday, the 18th day Of
August, 1908, at the premises in
Hendersonville, sell at public out
cry, "a lots on the Bowen Hill"
one and one half blocks west Of
the highest point so near Main
street. This magnificent proper.
ty is beautifully located.
Terms of sale one third cash
balance one and two years at
per cent.
For further particulars call on
or write Col. S. v. Pickens, nv
attorney, Aspen Boulevard Hill,
c.. w. H. Bowen Executor.
July 8, 1908.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1908-07-16

Joe Sunny at Flat Rock was
gashed up severely yesterday at
the picnic at Flat Rock.
He was badly cut on the arm
and also other parts of the body
1t is reported that there was
gambling going on, which was
the cause of the trouble.
It is said that he was cut by a
negro who has been staying IN
Hendersonville for the few weeks
Summey is DR.. Kinks driver, and
was taken to him to have his
wounds dressed.