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Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
A Sc rare Deal

Is assured you when you buy Dr. Pierce'f
family medicincs-for all the ngredi
ents entering into them are printed OF
the bottle wrappers and their formulas
are attested under oath as being complete
and correct. You know just what you are
paying for and that the ingredients are
gathered from Natures laboratory, being
selected from the most valuable native
medicinal roots found growing in our
American forests and while potent to cure
are perfeccsy harmless even to the most
delicate wome0 dchildTgfS Not dror
Of falcohol sntsrS into their comR lion
a much better AGENT IS used both Ior eN
QactiQg and ,preserXlDg the medlclnal
priDcIpIes used I'M them, yiz.-.pure trille
refined glycerine. This agent posSessa
intrinsic medicfnA properties OF It's own
being most valuable antiseptic and anti
ferment, nutritiye and soothing demuls
cent.
Glycerine plays an important part In
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery In
the cure of Indigestion, dyspepsia and
weak stomach, attended by sour risingS.
heartburn, foul breath, coated tongue.
poor appetite, gnawing feeling in stom.
ach, biliousness and kindred derange-
Besides curing all the above distressing
ailments, the Golden Medical Discovery
is specific for all diseases of the mucous
membranes, as catarrh, whether of the
nasal passages or of the stomach, bowels
or pelvic organs. Even in it's ulcerative
stages it will yield to this sovereign rem.
edy If its use be persevered in. In Chronic
Catarrh of the Nasal passages, it is well,
while taking the uGolden Medical Dis.
covery" for the necessary constitutional
treatment, to cleanse the passages freely
two or, three times day with DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course
of treatment generally cures the worst
cases.
In coughs and hoarseness caused by bron-
chial. throat and lung affections. except COM
sumption in its advanced stages. the "Golden
Medical Discovery" is most efficient REM
edy. especially in those obstinate. hang-on
coughs caused by irritation and congestion Of
the bronchial mucous membranes. The ~Dis"
covery" is not so good for acute coughs arts.
ing from sudden colds nor must it be exc
pected to cure consumption in its advanced
stages-no medicine will do that-but for all
the obstinate, chronic coughs. which, If neg
lected. or badly treated, lead up to consumps
ton. it Is the best medicine that can be taken.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
Woman Burned to Death.

Mrs. Susanna Burnell, woman
who lived in seclusion at SS7 For
est street, St. Paul, was burned
to death in fire which broke out in
her home. Her body was charred al
most beyond recognition when pulled
out Of the house by the firemen. Ltv
ing in miserly fashion, it is said, the
woman had no fire in the house. 1t is
supposed that the lamp which she had
left burning had been upset in some
way and started to set the house on
fire.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
ST. CLOUD OFFERS BONUS
Wants Armour Packing Plant Located
Near That City.

Offering 1,000 acres of land and a
bonus of 100000 the ST. Cloud Com,
mercial club may relieve the tension
now existing between ST. Paul and
Minneapolis over the location of tha
Armour packing plant at New Brighton
by inducing the big packing firm to
locate near st. Cloud.
Ample railway facilities on both the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
electric power generated from water
power plant on the Mississippi river
and the hearty welcome and co-opera
tion of the community will be among
the advantages held out These, cou
pied with the offer of more land than
the company now holds and cash
sum equal to one-fifth the cost of the
projected plant, look, to those active
in the matter, like a strong hand to
play
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
Must Refund to Customers.

The Minneapolis Gas Light com
pany will refund to it's customers
in that city 10 per cent of the
amount paid on January bills. During
January it was found that the grade
of gas furnished did not measure up
to the standard. According to the
Mill City ordinance the consumer can
collect a certain per cent rebate for
every degree below grade the gas
falls. The refund will amount to ST..
900.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06

ary of the executive agent is raised
to $4,000, superintendent of fisheries
to $4,000; and the Office of chief for
ester is created at $4,000 a year.
An important bill to further regu-
late banking and guarantee deposits,
was introduced in the senate today
by Senator A. L. Hanson It divides
classes, Glass A being banks in towns
of less than $4,000 inhabitants; Glass
B being banks in towns of over So
600. In banks of Glass A deposits
shall not be allowed to exceed ten
times the paid-in capital and surplus:
in Glass B, deposits shall not exceed
eight times the capital and surplus.
For violation of this provision, each
offending bank shall be subject to a
fine of $100 day after the date of
aminer Beginning May l, 1909,
state tax levy of one-tenth Of one
per cent shall be levied on the amount
of the average deposits of each bank
In Glass A; and one-fifth of one per
cent for Glass B. This money is
payable to the state treasurer July
1. These assessments shall be con-
tinued till the state guarantee fund
for depositors equals one per cent
of the past years average of state
bank deposits. This fund shall re-
main subject to the orders of the
public examiner
Another bill by A. L. Hanson, re-
apportions the 61st legislative dis
trict, making it into two. Under this
bill, the 61st district would hereafter
consist of Norman, Clearwater and
Mahnomen counties, with one SEN
ator and two req sentatives,
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
Mans ROUGH Path.

Times are not always hard, but o
man always needs money, for he is
compelled to buy his salvation OF a
preacher his health of doctor and
his rights of a lawyer.-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
MINNESOTA SOL0NS
HOUSE PASSES THE ANTI-ClGAR.
ETTE BILL.
Bills for New Normal Schools Pro-
woke Warm Debate in Lower
Body.

st. Paul Mimi, Feb. 26.-Forty-twc
new bills put in an appearance in the
house today. This was because the
order of the introduction of bills had
not been reached for several days.
Most of the bills were of little general
Importance.
A state home for the aged is pro-
vided in bill by G. ]. Wright, the
home to be located by the state
board of control Where relatives
have money to pay for those COM
mitted, it is provided that SIS month
may be collected from them for eacn
party committed. Otherwise, the ex-
pense is to be assessed against the re-
spective counties.
A. K. Ware presented bill propos-
ing abrogation of the fellow servant
rule, and placing the burden of proof
as to contributory negligence on the
defendant in damage suits.
L. H. Johnson had bill requiring
stricter inspection of hotels and lodg-
ing houses, especially relative to fire
prOCoCClOn ana IRE 0SCdpSS.
A resolution by Representative
Haugland was unanimously adopted,
inviting James ]. Hill to adress the
house on or before March 4.
The house committee on public ac-
counts was to have held meeting
this evening to wind up the board of
control investigation, but could not
get a quorum 1t is understood the
chairman of the committee has an
opinion from the attorney general,
holding that the public examiner has
exceeded his authority in criticising
the board of control in matters OF
Judgment; that the examiners depart
ment is but one of expert bookkeeping
and accounting, and has no legal au-
thority to interfere in how state de-
partment shall be run according to
his own ideas.
Geo. P. Wilson of Minneapolis in
troduced a bill in the senate today
which materially extends the district
court juvenile probation system. 1t
provides that the court at its discre-
ton may suspend sentence on any
convicted party if that sentence is not
over five years, and place such con-
victed party under supervision of a
probation officer.
Senator J. M. Hackney introduced
a new draft Of his bill for a CORE
spondence course in agriculture at the
state agricultural college. The ma
teriaI change is an increase in the
appropriation from $4,000 to $4,000,
the increase to be used in prizes to
be offered students to stimulate them
to better work.
Both senate and house today ad-
journed till Monday.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
In Lapland.

A Cleveland Judge has ruled that
young girl has a perfect right to sit
on her sweetheart's knee This
seems fair enough, but can't a man
even ask her to get off when his
foot's asleep?-Detroit Free Press.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS SAVED

Men Buried by Avalanche Found in
Snow Covered Tunnel.
Innsbruck, Austria, March 3-The
detachment of six officers and twenty
five men of the Austrian army report
ed overwhelmed by an avalanche near
La Frann has been rescued.
They were found in tunnel where
they had taken refuge The tunnel
was covered with snow.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
Always End TO Sorrow.

A young man cannot be cast down
by grief and misfortune ever so severe
but some night he begins to sleep sound,
and some day when dinner time comes
to feel hungry for a beef-steak.-
Thackeray.
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06
Bio Engineering Feat.

One of the biggest pieces OF engi.
nering in New England is a $500
horsepower dam in the Union river, at
Ellsworth, Me. It is constructed or
hollow concrete, and cost nearly
$500.00
Morris tribune., 1909-03-06

st. Paul, March 1.-The house sus-
pended all rules this morning, and
passed the general road and bridge
bill, introduced by the road and bridge
committee. The bill originally car
ried an appropriation for general
state aid to the various counties OF
$4O0, 900, but in it's amended form as
passed, carried but 100000. 1t seems
certain the measure will meet with
no opposition in the senate.
Representative Washburn, of Min
neapolis, introduced resolution
memorializing congress to pass a
pending act for the establishment OF
a childrens bureau. Representative
White succeeded in getting a resolu-
ton passed inviting Professor E. P.
Sandsten of the Wisconsin University
to address the house the evening OF
March 9, relative to the feasibility or
introducing tobacco growing in Min
nesota. The resolution cites that to-
bacco is now profitably grown at
Clear Lake, MINI.
A number of new bills put in an
appearance. One by McGrath pro-
vides that railroads shall stand for
decrease in property valuations
caused by abandonment of tracks.
One by Dalzel calls for an appropria-
ton of $500 for Fort Ridgley park.
Saugstad introduced bill providing
that any citizen or organization may
hire an attorney to bring prosecutions
for violations of the liquor laws, and
that no such case may be dismissed
by the county attorney unless such
action is srgued before the court. A
bill by Mckenzie calls on the rail-
roads to have operators at their de-
pots at least half an hour before
train time. The drainage committee
offered a measure which authorizes
the state drainage commission to
make a Typographical survey of the
state for drainage purposes; that the
survey of each county must be filed
with the county auditor, and all coun-
ty drainage be carried out according
to such survey and under direction
of the state commission. Wells IN
troduced the predicted bill to combine
the forestry boards and department
of the state with the game and fish
commission in a state forest and
game board of six members to be
appointed by the governor. The sal
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
sNHHSSF-s aAIH

~ wiring ~ a wit e execution I--tseo ouf of
the County curt 81 tsBnss-as 'ouafy and
-.ai. of Colorsao aud to me directed ~hsgesy
/ .a c.ssa .Isi.sd 10 make the sssn ct fiss
hundred Ninety Pour i,oiisr- and Twenty
e.sht cents 50. ?, and cs-f- of -isst- sns'tsnti.
4. :. belss the sHtuuft Of certain Jode
meat receIssiy ohsaincd AGAINST The hassissidt
Consolidated tfold NInlne A Milling toWpaay
IN iasor of Pearl q. >-pp, eai OF thu isaa@.
teuamsuts zssafiS and chatsei- Of the -ala Ib.
Humboldt on- -olisa led told nlIiine Milling
goa4psus / have lssslsd ou she Hambs,ldf ls,si.s
minins claim. survey No inas IN the issnsinxo
Aming District. Ganui-.sn toanty. 'oiotasio.
together With the improvements and sppnr
tenaucas thereon. consisting ct a shaf house.
enafius aud hoi-tsf sad hoiier.
Therefore according ~ the command con
tanned ia said writ ! shall expo-s Tor sale al
puhlir auction ca the 2tth dan ~ july ID.
isa at ~ @ cipcs ~ the forenoou a. the West
front dsior oi the tpuuty Court H~a-e IN the
town 81 tfuuui-oU. ftunnlson County. Oolsrasin,
al ~ the snoxe described property and will
-cli the same - fiis hIehe-f bidder. 10 satI-f,
The amount uf SAID execution tog.fher With
the costs IT making said sale and collecting the
same.
dated at Guunisou this first day Of .I',ly
A. u. iau
PAT HANLON sheriff
rs y } LEhAN. ndsr- --iIctih.
July 2 %. Is8
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

Don think because the reporter
sees you getting ON the train that
he ought to know who you are and
where you are going, or if he sees
you greet some friends that he knows
who they are and where they are
from. We aim to get all the
news but you may be the one we
don't happen to know. We try to
become familiar with names and
faces, if possible, but during the
years past we have been to church
and failed to see you there; we
have hung around the town pump,
but some of you weren't there; We
have loaled on the street; we even
risked our reputation on back
streets on dark night, but you
weren't all there. And we'll be
hanged if we know where to find
you all. So if you are going or
coming or know anyone cutting up
queer capers let us know.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

Governor Shafroth declares that
he will call an extra session of the
Legislature about next April first.
and in tina, he has the hearty sup
port OF Gunnison citizens, without
regard TO party The promises OF
reform must be carried out Colo
RADIO needs the primary election law
the initiative and referendum, che
bank guarantee law, and other leg
lslation. To keep up the agitation
until we get it, is the only method
and putting the recalcitrant legisIa-
tors up against the proposition once
more Just before the next election
will be pretty likely to force the re-
forms needed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
nsosusAic hVsesess

The Springfield Mass Bepubli-
can saws: Texas now has "a bank
deposit guaranty or insurance law
which is optional and allows a
choice between a guaranty fund
plan aud bonding company plan
Three or four DAYS ago a dispatch
was sent out that the banks were
hostile to either plan, and that few
instItstions ia the state had manifest
ed a disposition TO accept any such
arrangement Now comes the re
port that with the two or three davs
since the measure became law
twenty state banks have accepted its
provisions, all choosing the euaran-
ty fund plan. This means, of
course, that most or all of the other
banks will also come in under the
act. At least five states now have
some form Of deposit guaranty. or
mutual insurance Of deposits, in
operation Texas, Oklahoma. Kansas
Nebraska, and one of the Dakotas
Thus upon SO much of the issues
which divide the parties in the last
presidential contest Bryan is prov
ing the winner aud Taft the loser.
The latter strongly denounced the
scheme and presented postal savings
banks instead. And nothing is now
hoard OF postal savings banks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

A pamphlet that will be Of inter
est TO nature lovers, and especially y
10 those contemplating an outing in
the Rocky Mountain region. is Stan
ley Woods with Nature in Colo
rado, Just Published by the Passen-
ger Department of the Denver d
Rio Grande railroad. The illustra-
tions, Of which there are many, har-
monies with title and text. This
is one of the score of publications
put out by the railroads this year
and no doubt will be IN great de-
mand.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
HClsDoa HlnEkD

EeoeIsfly the Calsr@aa ssYrease
co1rs rendered the ioax expcctsa
d~csssoa. Ga the ioc-l sg'sasu l@x
The cosrs decided thai tie lax was
absolutely vaaa IN eSery particular
1'E shs Fsecsnct phase "a the ggss-
ilsl the co1rs decided thai the l..rses
subdivision II . ,osn or cssy Ta.ed.
and thai enc little preclnet ii . cay
eosld aos vOie isr sAioons and iorce
whsle town which had voted
Agasns; them 10 accept the verdict
The Cour; admit. thA; the Law i,
nos fAsr and tsa; IT gives a decided
advantage 10 the 'drys bu; the
court holds tina, the hqaor business
has no commoa Law rights slnce IN
the opsn,on of the court At .s NOR
sl injury ~ society and thai IN con
seqssnce under statutes aud the
cosnsnoa is~. the only rights At kss
is the right coatasnsd in its l.eense
10 do bssspese When II has such a
l.cense.
That the las is drastic and burden
SOME to the liquor interests and tav-
orsbIe 10 ats opponents does not IN
the opinion VI the coSrts make 1t un-
constitutional q. class leg,slst,oa be-
81 ase the Court holds that the d.
quor business 5 no, legal class. in
other words is an OUTLAW business
The opinion holds that no statutes
granting the people the power to
control the traihc. however drastic
tie Law may be framed, would he
unconstitutional
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
A kepskl;cas kewspaper Said This Tss

Des Moines Olowa) Register and Leader.
1t is strange situation, surely,
when a fight to retain the Dingley
scedules can be heralded as fight
Tor free trade, and foreign domina-
ton. 1t is a strange situation when
the president, after himself making
the demand for a reduction from the
Dingley schedules, will sit back and
allow the senate committee increases
to be voted by as bloodless a combi-
nation - ever pooled to steal rail
road or loot bank, without raising
. finger to sustain the men who are
standing by his personal pledges
and by the pledges made by him for
the administration.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

Now that the Gunnison tunnel
has been bored through the hill
there seems general movement 10
secure = monument to the wise man
who hrst thought Of 1T, Hon Meade
Hammond Of Paonia The Denver
Post has striking cartoon repre-
senting the ghost Of Meade as
watching the water for 10000 fer
tile acres tambling through the tun-
mel and exclaiming. Il did live in
vain
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
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80 Ia D. :. flssaA 4 n q -sss s..y - ~ss.h
ttue al f-er-ols- 49, Ig4x Claims against s.tia
s-t..is are ss.iifrd -na rss.se-ses ts sssssa ~
tho ss,srt.s-s s.i ssiIae she same sdls-s~ss Al
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HAkkN " ttH,ss
Conservation 81 She estate Of Aaaie AcAili-.es
.r..s,e june 2 -July =
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
sUIRIft-S SAIt

ly virtue of a writ of execution issued out 81
the county court of hunnison County and
state OF olurado, and To me directed whereby
am commanded To make the sum of Eighteen
Hundred and Nine Dollars and Thirty 4 emit.
islNH.ail besides interest thereon and costs of
collecting the same. being the amount of a Ger
tam Judgment recently obtai ined in said Court
against e T. siils and in favor Of J. ". Pumph-
reyi ne Piaintiii and N. 5. rary as Intervening
Paintin,out of the lands, tenements, goods nd
chattels OF the said Il stills have levied on ON.
concentrating mill and all machipery connect
.a ~ ,herewith as the property of said 4. T. siils
,he same being located upon The Maple Leaf
Lode Mining claim. situate ia the t.Shetopa
Winning District, Gunnison County toloradn. /.
@ a.so que que ,op desk, one typewriter, one table,
one ocu one cook stove, one heating stove
three chairs, four show cases one set fioor
scales hboit two tons ot concentrates one set
counter scales, one counter. one coffee grinder
one Wtltine desk, one frame bunk house, one
log cook house, one boa riding house, live frame
ouiidings, one hoisting engine, one upright
@ oo'e, a""u' ohe-iiali ton oi giant powder, two
ore cars, lot OF mining tools in mime and
mil, two cars of coal, one assay office, two
pairs "f assay scales, two set Of screw plates
anu anu ,' m,es, one pump house, conta lining pump
ano motor one dean station pump, ltuU pounds
OF new steel and one ore IN mill.
therefore, according to the command con
tsihed IN said writ ! shall xpose for sale and
sell At public auction to the highest bidder on
the .Rh day of July A ID. 1863, st ~ o'cIock
noon h 9. and IN tn. presence of said property ON
shio hspe Leaf Mine at Sillsyille in said
county, all Of the above described property or
50 much thereof Ms will be necessary to satisfy
,ne anonnt Of said execution together with
sa,d interest and costs Of ma 1 ing sa IA sale
1909. ' ""' WI J"iS ~ ~
PAT HANLON, Sheriff.
by ID. j. LEHAN Undet sheriff
The above sale is postponed To tale ,i>c. a,
ls iuesass the nth day Of July, 1909 at Y o'clnk
Dated July 10Th. 1863.
PAT HANLON. Sheriff.
L., BY d j. LEAAN, Under sheriff.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

While the Appeal to Reason"
has beeA 4 sheet full of extravasant
statements and vituperation which
no reasoning man cares TO spend
much time over, the fact remains
that the conviction of Editor Warren
for violating the U. S. Postal laws
aad his sentence of six months in
Jail and payment of 81. 500 fine 10 .
simple piece of malicious persecu-
tion on the part of touchy federal
sathorities. The specific crime
alleged is sending a postal card
through the mail offering reward of
600 for the abduction of an in
dicated criminal, Governor TAYLOR
Of Kentucky. The prosecution seems
to have been a nosensical farce,
the conviction secured by question
able methods and the punishment
purposely excessive. If the bunch
Of plutocrats in command of the
republican party wish to increase
the number of socialists in this
country, they are certainly taking
the right course to do it. News
Champion does not believe in
socialism and for that reason
also We dislike to see the executive
arm of the government prostituted
to soothe the rufiied feelings Of
Teddy and his tribe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
N.iir. Of Adjustment la,

Estate 81 Martin ralioic. insane.
The undersigned having been appointed
sersator of the estate of Martia Iuiicic. an
insane person late 81 the ounty of GuuBison.
10 the state uf toiorado. insane, hereby gives
notice that be VIII appear before the County
ourt ot said tiunmisou toanty. at the 4 ourt
House in 6unuisou. Ia said County, ou Monday
the nth day Of August. A. u. is9. at the hour Of
10 O clock m. II said dsy, at which time all
persons having claims against said estate
not fled aud requested to attend tor the pur-
pose Of hayi ing the same adjusted. All person
Indebted 10 said estate are requested TO make
inmrdiat pay msut TO the undersigned.
Dated 81 tunni-on, Colorado, this 2ud day uf
July, A. u. 1909
VALENTINE ZElLINGER.
tunservator of the estate Of Martin Palicic an
insane person.
n H. NEGENER Attorney
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23
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Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

Down in the Junction the city
eo~ncil IS taking stef~ to mark oil
cotton bearing trees. the fesSale
oaes, ~ that they may be cut de~n
oaly one in three OF oos in i've is
eottoa bearing and it would seem .
good plan to get rid Of them in every
Town
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-07-23

With a big cclebrat.os alwsys
come some undesirable citizens,
whom the town marshal ~rsil be
obliged 10 watch Iook out for
the bunko games aud naesk thieves