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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Az soon rs the magnitude of the
disaster ~ southern Italy was
made known the Italian Consul al
New Orleans addrcssed letter to
Mr.. Y. .Drnnaro Of this clty asking
him to make an appeal to tn.
Italians here and 10 the general
public for contributions to u re-
lief fund for the benefit Of the
sufferers. 1t ~ the lasting credit
OF Mr. Jrnnaro and his co workers
that they responded to the call
promptly and were themselves
very generous contributors.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

sevcnC' days from the first publication
hereof. why the prayer Of petitioner
should not be granted. and the descrip-
ton and valuation of the Assets Of said
estate should not be approved ana
homoIogated.
Witness the Honorable James 81.
mon, Judge Of our said Court this 9th.
day Of January,A. d. 1909.
A. J.IMAUMUs,
Dty. CLERK Of Court.
John X. Davis, Atty.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr. V. =. GuilfUux has recently
been appointed by Governor San
ders to the position OF Parish Sur
veyOf.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

III" regular meeting Of the 'ity
Council went 10y default on last
Monday evening for want of y
quorum.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09
TKESPASS notice.

Hunters and the punNc are here
by warned not to treaI,Sfs upon
the property Of the yid4rsign, d
No hunting allQwed by anyone
Yet even by thywwfdeY No guns
llIAwed/ AA.Ky plays in the 9th
ANd 6xkt W Ards. Hrespassers Will
Nc Noseevfcd tSihe full extent of
t'& lay. -
- MORIL DAVID.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09
CA SToHrA.
Bears the " Tho @ you !!am Always Bought
'''; ;' 4&42zzzx

Judge Saunders of the L.. $
District Court at New Orleans
has sent IN his resignation dis
trict Attorney Rufus Foster is IA,
applicant for tho position and
his candidacy has been endorsed by
some of the members of the HE,
ria Bar. TX Governor Hllnchard's
name appears among others rs can
didates for the Judgcship
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr. VIM. A. Brcussald. nov
with The W. +. Te!c grarI 60
with headquarters at Lake Char
les, came over here to meet Mrs
I'roussard, When he reached
here a gloom overcast his coun-
enance upon learning that by some
confusion OF messages and train
numbers Mrs. Broussard bad
taken an earlier tram home
and had past him some miles
west Of this place as he sp,d east
ward for the anticipated meeting.
He took tie next westward train
that afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09
NOTICE.

any orc heldInp claim ~ account
against the Columbia Prospecting Co
It'd 4, hc5t1g notified to present same
u the omr my At once Tor approval
aud pa, uttut Company will he
lquidstcd
Columbia pspecting Co, Ltd
f. ). Brousaard.
Secty. Treas
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09
BEGIN SAVING
ON JAN'N. Ist

When Shares under the
New Plan will be issued.
They can b. withdrawn at
any time and all the profits
credited or the Book will be
paid in full.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09
NEW PLAN

Shares will be issued and
money loaned under tho
NEW PLAN after January lei
1909.
a splendid opportunity Tor
oofroWers and Investors.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

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lrln4 on Naudr
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".'I ~ No. atl WE 'I t0
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr.. II. y. IIcwes, Of Jcanerettc.
came up here on Sunday evening
by automobile in order to take
train No. >, through 10 Houston
where ic was called by the serious
illness Of his mother. He return
ID t" Jeanerette later in HE week
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr. Fcrncst lIchclt has opened
4 market stand on Dale street,
bet wcrn Weeks aud Center streets.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09
TO RENT.

Ouc good four room
house, garden and barn,
and from 20 to 90 acres of
land Wit II Il limited
amount OF seed cane.
Address y. q. BOX. 2o4,
New iberia. La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr.. aud Mrs. w. 4. Hatch re
turned on Monday afternoon from
Memph $, DaIng their absence
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. T..
Bridges, Of Laurel, Miss, relatives
Of theirs. i'hey had ~ enjoyable
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr. l. $ Alleman. oG Crnlro
Vile, was With friends here ON last
sunday afternoon aud enjoyed the
''tNrursIon to tallfotnI,N that
evening
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr. Ernest Dclaiou4aAyo IN
company II Nl. .I"o nelAhoussnIe
81 s. Na'un@vllIr, were IL New
iberia 'As' "Wednesday morning.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Miss Lrl'a i. s:i,llls; returned
+" Lafayette on last sunday even
ing t" resume her studies II the
southwestern Louisiana Indus
Trial INSTITUTES
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr. and Mrs, Geo L. Fisk, Of
Mnrshfirld, came in Sunday even
ing and took IN the Excursion IL
California that evening al III,
Opera House.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr.. i Hordmnller, Of npclous
as, son Of Mr.. II Bo,1'nuIler, was
a very pleasant caller on Wedges
day forenoon lie has accepted i
position with the engraving house
Of RomaDsky.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Miss Roberta and Marjorie, the
charming daughters Of Mr.. W. J
Burke, left on Tuesdays noon
train for New Orleans. where they
arc attending school.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Mr.. Henry Orltc left on Tues
day i west bound train, exporting
. vlsil number Of towns in the
interest Of he lights he is sclIlne
He returned Later in the week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

Miss Hena Broussal Of Lafay
Nettc, who was he g'cat Of Mas
Edna Daiarc at her home IN this
city during the holidays. hft on
monday for her home.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1909-01-09

John X. Davis, Atty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
NOI1CE or ADytsTNENT DAT

Estate of lydia Rover Noel deceased
The Undersigned, having been appointed a n
ntnlstrsior Il the estate of l., iia Row-ua Noel
late Of he County Of ttuauissln. in the state OF
tol"rado- deceased hereby gives notice that
lac viii APPEAR Oefore thu County lourt of "a ia
"unnt-pn nuntJ at the togrt HOUSE in Gunni-
-ou- IA saii 'uuufs On Mondss. the >th day Of
November, A: u lsss,. at the hour oi ~ o clock
m p' said DAY. al " Ilci time nj persons hax-
in- Claims against said estate are notified aud
requested o. attend Tor the purpose Z having
The -ane &C !ustei All psfstHs indebted l.,
said estate aie Requested 90 make lume4iate
payment to the undersigned
bHt-i a. bunni-un toiofsdo. this ith DAY Of
ovtub-r. 4. u. 1873.
&c.,. HARVEY II NOEL.
ADMINISTRATOR - the estate of LYDIA Row en- a
Noel deceased ]. NJ. MCDOUGAL, Atturney.
Published Oct. :. Nov y I..
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
n H-dse Ct Honesty

rr.--s u=aaa-r = Lssct-r fir-ass
g. Ns.ia. lfs-,sxg-y pssc@l--s i-A
L. - .ar lll--rsa!l.Ilas cazzafa-a4-s y .
.rus.a ti.ars - rlzln L. fe-sy
s...r- a sxr-lrr-r.al Ea- riEslssl ~ -ilissr =
~z-=s a. : -. rslrlasr sue irs l-azs'-
~ s..u.- fa- a.. ctirr y, s-azs-a-t 6 -.lrts.-.
r-a al H..r - li briis- ~ ti.s rIza-
an -Q-s.sra - - e;neT teulc caa q
shsrs alc.s.lsi = u-aA ] - a-- - zl1'sslc-
.z.1i ,<lnclsliss - uzfiss ra-f;- -seE -
e,ssl...z So zssd ol.aca rss.i. >sassss and
N~uarzss -ss.s- l.ls-lsirass aaa l..Acs
Cassv-y h4-s @Fe sxsrscssa @ld lsrss-ssrs ~
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re;sss..i s.iyc.fr -. >eua . TT 4 \ f.eses
q Bz1-aa. y y iss frss ea-a..iei > IA
clgs:.G ex.r@et- fry,Ea ~.ll-Esscs : llassi E-sS4-
tc-i .g:ha.ri; - ssch a. fss- kArshsie~.
Ksax- >clsses :. Cos. ElllaS~o-t ana .
ka~s cf och.s,p- show ins ;a.; these rSssss
e-n - ~ uGe1 Hs-oa fsr ,aelr curative
action 4 a. xe-s ssa.cs cs the stomach.
secoas a I'D ~ iaa .scs:isa " eyssep>is
= Sssl IA e4ilsas q hses eon Ya4sa:e
80 nNasssas ei-sAsss = asrs there
b ll~yf|f.sh @as gradual rEEsss.S ee~s
Of t1<;reassh and sy-teH-
Ihs -Ga.a.e M.dlcal psnCcx:rI M
ss.E. E..t. H.! and 81 .ns iS.f aSe< ~
}s4saA..z No ss.Enz.4 rfsx ~ AKkS
St3. i6S.;,,iSS. 8.1. Pc xk.sE-sa:as0.
1kss 81 .SIn Affections. bsetcAes. pas. .pssB
ana erupttsu- a. VII - >sTnt1ioi4- ~ Cd
lux- and osa cg-sn running -ssre- or GiesTs
arr CURED and healed. L. treating cd
ruuuinx ~ore-. aF ulccrs. II : vel 70 in
sare their healing g. apply T. them IN.
PieFcc's All-fieal Ling >alFc. II veur drug
So don't haufen q have THIS >aive n
stoSk- -sud hftY-faEr cents in pg-taEe
STAMPS - Itr T. Y. Ftercc Iuvalid-' H8tel
And SarziraI iust Ituif. BuTaln. y Y. and
. larTs i-lx 81 tho HoaliHx >@lEe :
resch Vuu ug return psi-L
NeS cant aH lird O. acceVf a -srrer bls=-
truu a. a substitute flr tbs ulu- alrpi4gise C.
medicine 80 kNwEN CgNTtr-lrIo>- ma
even though the urgeu. dealer may
thereby masf a little b. rEe- prutL
lr. fisrcs's Pleasant Pellets recula -
and iuVigsrat - stauact. liver and hoses. $.
Segregated. t4uy graagles. easy ~ ;ass
a. candy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

Field and Farm:-The rotate mar
ket opened up rather stronger than
usual tor the new crop but .lused
of again within a week. Kansas
City Is paving from seventy FIVE to
eighty ceut> bGsAel for our spud.
but the trade l. endeavorinC TO push
the price doSn u ffry-ive cent. hv
telling fibs about the supply. TIE
Michigan growers are organized TO
hoid their crop at nothing less than
nifty cents and the good. will be
worth 1t before the shipping season
Is over. We know for a certainty
that the east ha. not half crop and
only IN the mo>t favored district.
does II amount fo fifty per cent of =
weld Oar Colorado crop i. fully
twenty-five per cent short Of what i,
ought TO have been but j. still IN to
the weld OF that last year. live can
Aead COR sPsds they ~ill bc worth
good money Ssfore sprias.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
>Hf fEffI's s4It

state Of Colorado.
County OF Guunlsou. -
~ NlkItt OF decree of foreclosure rem
dered by the District Court OF the Seventh JUDI
cal District. sitting in and for the I touDty of
bunut-on, ant stat. Of toloraia on the itth
day Of September 4. II 1919 IN favor ot Frsnr,.
y, haboe,h ana against W Wallace q. ebber and
imam y, Emery. surviving Trustees of Tie
I"miehl Valley smelling COMPANY The Tom
chi valley smelling tompany a corporation
and the Granite Mountain Gold Mining Con
psny. corporation. tor.clasiug a mortracs
deed upon the property hereinafter de-crIb-d
am ctinmanded To make the sum Of Iiir4,
ttye Thousand One Hundred and Sixty nv
dollars 50 LOO. and the further sum of sixteen
boiisr> and fty live ceuts sI6asi costs with
interest and accruin- costs. gu, Of the following
fe-critfd property. fo-wit: The North Ea-t
Quarter of the North West Quarter the s.utb
uait n OF the North re.t Quarter and the North
section Nine ~, Township Forry uip. G.gI
North ~ Range Five 90 East \. N T. NJ with
the pulldlns, smelling property, btu- d a
,auty ,aas,nlhety there1n situated IN the County Of
THEREFOR. according to the commands
ani PROVISIONS 81 SAID decree | shall on Mon
day the trSt dav Of November. lsa at the hour
OF Ten o'clock IA the forenoon ~ ..,d aav -
the west front door of the t'ounty Conr, hs,s..
"a the Town 81 Guuni-un. IN the touuty Of nm
ni,on- state of Colorado. expose to sale At put-
ne aucflon to the highest bidder for cal in
hand al the ri=ht. title and iutara-, az ~.
sbpve named Wallace O. Wehhar ~, " ill;s,o
y Emery, surviving trustees of The Toyuichi
Naiiey cmeltins company. The Iomichl Val .y
.h..tths ON any corporatl ion. a ld The Gran
lie hoBntaln bold Mining omrary a ,ortora-
tion, in and to the above DESCRIBED prcrerr,-
or a. much thereof : may oe ueee-snrvl f.r
the payment and satisfaction. of .s,d Secre.
"ith interest and costs of sale.
nA,ed at Gunni-ou. tolora lo this md dav Of
October. l-a. PAT UANIoZ
sheriff of GunniSon CauntS- q. Io,.a.
Published Oct. ~. l-a
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
>sII,t ~ kI>AI >tIIIfst,r

lH she matter q the estate of bsuiol L nrull
tinCaa zed
Notice = sersty given. that un Nandmy tho
18th das ~ October A ID ii.s heiue oue - tlie
regular days ui ttfr : ptamhsr term 81 tbs
County Court Il Huunl-sn tsunff. o. the
state - olorad1. ] 3 y Van Akrn. Almini=-
tratuT With The Will auusxso uf ssid e-tate. vii
apIesf before the judge of said Caur' pre-
scot Hy nnal set tleuletf such Adm ini = rntar
pray tie aTprNFal q the same. and vii thea
suply "a ne discharges 81 -uch Adusut-tFatuf
Al winch time and place any er-su 10 irtsrs.-t
may appear aud present utiectiuus Co the
same. If any thor. -
Dated at tunui-Jf tuloraio sept I1th fs.E
.. u. ~ AkEN.
AlHiiuiztlatur of the estate ui Daniel nruh
decreased
Published sspt I7-Oct Is-ias
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
WHAT THE KIDNEYS 10
vheiv v~se ssi~S Ws~k ksses vs
S0o~o s~6 ssssbeosy

AL the biood IN the body passes through
the kiibeys oncc every three minutes
lhe Kidney, iiler the blood They work
night and day. " hen healthy they ~
move about 5eo grains oi impure matter
daily. " hen unhealthy some part OF this
impure matter i lett m the blood. THIS
brings on many diseases and symptoms
pain IN the back. headache. nervousness
hot. dry skin. rheumatism, cout. gravel.
disorders OF the eye-ight and hearing. diz-
illness. irregular heart, debility. drowsi-
ness, drupsy, deposits m the urine. etc.
But IT You seep the filters right yoa will
have M iruubie with your kidneys.
Mrs. J. B. Iatum, l5.> Routt Ave.
Pueblo. Colo. SAYS; ''Di-Or,ler.d Kidneys
caused me a good deal OF suffering. | had
paius in my loins which became more
severe 1t used the mucsles of the back
Procuring Doan's Kidney Pills. | began
their use and noticed relief in short time
l was soon entirely free from the pain as
well as difficulty with the kidney >ecre-
tlons. | think very highly o. Doan's Md
uey Pills and will never he without them -
For sale by all dealers. Prlce ~ cents.
tusier Nj llburn Co.. Buffalo. New York.
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's- 's-and take
no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

Fifty acres of alfalfa and an aver
age from two cuttings Of five tons to
the acre is the good record which
Cyprien Rouviere of lola reports. As
god as is usually Y secured from three
cuttings. The hay was gotten Up in
good shape too, as the first harvest
WAS over by the rainy season and
the last was not ripe until Septem-
Der Mr. Rouviere is great be-
liever in alfalfa as a cattle food and
rarely sells any.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
COsPEl O. GAkES
Rocky Mountain News.

The state conservation commission
meets herr TODAY for a two days
session The News hopes and he.
lieyss that the del berauoBs Of this
boiy will be 81 AID to a genuine con
seryatian policy. asd viii not get
tangled up with the Pinchot regime.
which may be briefly described as
the conservation Of federal obs ty
the propagation If scares. In for
est, IN clal lands, IN water power. il
i alike Mr. Pinchuts long suit is to
shrek Wild alarms Ga coal and
lumber. his cry - that we are using
our resources at such a rate that We
shall soon be without fuel or timber
ON the water power question 1T l.
manifestly impossible to predict the
ending Of this resource. 50 Mr. Pin
chot invokes the bugaboo Of the
power trust. But in all cases the
central principle j. the same. Raise
a scare and get the job Of averting
the imaginary peril.
By wav Of example:
Mr.. Plnchot has repeatedly de.
clared that we are cutting our forests
at from three 70 three and half
times their rate Of growth. Do you
know how he works up that interest
ing piece OF danger?
la two ways First by cutting
down the estimate Oi our forest
growth to twelve cubic feet per acre
per year. In the same publication
containing this estimate, Mr. PIN
chot saws that the growth in the
German forests is forty-eight cubic
feet, and that our forest land is much
Of it better than that of Germany.
Second-Mr. Pinchot grossly ex-
aggerates the consumption Of timber.
Taking his own estimate of the
of the growth Of our forests, and tax :
ing all the known sources of con-
sumption. the highest year, 1907.
used Just little more timber than
was grown during the same time.
The amount of timber cut dropped
of LIS per cent ia 1905, and the
present year is expected to show a
further decrease of like degree. 10
set his alarm up to the proper di-
,,,-usions. Ar: Pinchot has to assume
that practically as much timber Is
used for tirewood as for all kinds OF
sawn lumber.
The folly of this assumption IS OBJ
vious. Scarcely anv commercial
timber Is used for frewood. That
comes mainly from the farmers 5
woodlot and from mill waste.
Where there are no little woodlots.
and where mill waste is not handy
people do not burn wood. But the
scare hel ps to build up the federal
bureau, and Mr.. rinchot seems TO
hold that love and war are not the
only ends which justify all sorts Of
raHans
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

President Taf' pleased his WELL
wishers by the clean cut expression
Of lawabidin9 Americanism with
which he upheld Secretary Ballinger.
The whole letter was indirectly a
terrible Indictment of Pinchot and
his methods. However. such is the
hold this designing man has upon
the unthinkiES of the country
through hi. tremendous press bureau
of misinformation that when that
worthy put it straight up to Taft at
Salt Lake the president crsw6.hed,
said ne liked Pinchot and his work
and hoped he wouldn't leave in .
huff. That is abont the most pitt.
able exhibition of lack of back bone
that we have witnessed in the presi-
dental chair Of recent year,. Taf,
knows and is convinced that Pincho,
70 . liar and lawbreaker. lie does
not dare offend him for Sear Of &
nansfsct1red pablic opinion, which
P,pchos has spent . million Of o.I
uosey in securing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
lfeu NolIoIn1s
.AIsG 40 >0.O syssS 90 gsgs-
sg1,s foG sssA ~ AASs
h~ysyf
SAN - IUI-l1k 40

~TlTE - CoI.cE tI-J.
tossatg ~ tial.l.i=sssa.
il 49, Gllsslltg csllr1 d. sEs's-@ie
10 tis as-sser . tl.e ,s'S'asl = -i.s. ssase
Dscss-sd. ~ Es%i e-t.ae.
V..- marssr eaasil.. % - ~ beard 90 tii- -sf
as q : s,sczlu-I- y iss .sssH t.sc sretsss.ll.
fla-i lessin b. tss -ss.sH hiis-.,-s.si. ~lialsll
1-r---s1 - -ald e=Eatc. 80 tie -sie - The D.
- - as-crli-l ss~4 estate. - poEts'sa tlsse
s-sa.si.i..a 1 iu1ar..t n and - sAe NE
! Il 49, y. T. : - = ] J > b. Nes' se-.rs-
a. = eartail ~cEe Eaece = .~sa os-crlt,s-d
soii.~s blS.ss.s.s a - \ e.rs.ar - "a
tl.~1es ~ Ea-' - A.s q rod = tsesss =
r,si- thssee . ress- v tissaee y rs-i- y .
-. si.ce n is.aa u -asia EortG-ea-s ,is.rser
.isslsl-easf sgssrser saIa -sctsss ae-crii~a
fo.os-= ts-i.aiH< 81 pint oE th. y
q tie y v conner q AID NJ. the y. 4.
q ssa -~ctlsa rsunil.e tssace y RODS T. "a sad
ssc. .ans tissHce sseses Z rods : thence \
rs-a= v tllauce = rod ~ places 81 bee iss1ss.-
Al-s zs-ssrslHx a.-las slrs- frea the y T.. ga
u -~la EertA-ss-s rortt-e~-f -sia >~ctsoH
described a. s..4ss~- sssssseIcIHs si tho "a. u
y Las. u ~ai1 sec 30 fe-f thence :. ~ degree
aaisss--- 4 assa sssrais.l - tae ss.siI track q
.Ae =. y q 10 - ~ 4. assre or .s-- ,e ia.
T. isas af -asa sc = itesee y. 90 4 lsse OF
- Il nlssr. le-> t. n. phase o; tssss8iI.4
: acre -its~is ~ tn eass;y - he-.. s4.i
for tsss fsrI,o=e e saliss sil-siebss Of ssia
estate.
Aad u no~ aTssearin. D. the I curt from said
setltIlln that ircs-er s is4si xros4fd- exist far
IL -als II al = uDrtiun e said real estate
NON THkEfftEt- ordered by thn
0urt that Z rrl : Dlsaiu and J~=clgh NJ I
uin heir 81 sad dsaelnrf b. ana api-asf befors
-aid cusf a. the aurt rom Il -sId Court. Ia
tne loan Il tiHElA l-oE, uunty and -tsfe afor.-
said % tie l-tt asdy = October. A. j.. Il-e.
fhe hour - o. % cieck 10 the ioTeuison sf sad
1ay then afd tfI=re O. -iias cas--. II suy their
b.. izF ora -isagla not b. made stree tinaf
the -sid santiu i-tratria o. sell the ~h,ie -
llucn - -atd real estate mas b. uece=-ars
tor tie FurVflsf= -Esss iiiei " =ald p.titiou-
IT i III kGHfR DRIiHED that this order
h. punll-hed for a. least Tour successive se~ss
"a ttE 0uUlla-sIu NeN=sf iamg iau- week i
luhlic ueN-IsIsr publ shed "a said DouutN-
hs the Jourt
6FO. HETHERIN6T8N
County Jusi.r.
Published ~elIf. II-tictS
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
GRAMMAR SCHOOL NOTES
Special Correspondence.

All grades are largely increasing
in number of pupil. enrolled.
The seventh grade va. transferred
Tuesday to Mss Neff room. giving
the eighth grade a room to it.elf.
Mrs. Rutland visited school Mon.
day a M. and held test in ari,hme-
tic for the seventh and eighth grade.
while the professor visited other
rooNne
Thoee recently entering the fourth
and fifth erades which are in Niss
Reddene room were: Harvey Stan
lev, Thomas DOYLE. Lila Brvap.
Archie Miller and Paal Wright.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
Norf, 20 tONTka,Toks

Denver Colorado.
sealed proposals viii tr received ct tlii-
office until ufsin- Saturday. October ~. lsa for
Tie ci.u-tructlun and repair uf the wagon ruad
irum ifs.u o. wn AIthrncitc treek, Hunni-sii.
Dauuty. ealorata
Tor further irtufmaftou. ferns fur PROPOSALS
lau- aud =Ues lflcatluus. apply 10 this ufic. or
~ Use iunntA ilerk at tfunul-sEu. tolcraio.
CHARLES ". tOM>Tpsk
'ri-iis State tn.ine.r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

Grand Jslctsaa >rniinel No
good results ever came out O. . con
test between an lnferlor and a su-
peTiar ofsoer Hncha; Ia. the whip
hand Il BsllinSer, if BAllInSer stands
for PiRchois retention IN the recla-
nla-lln s..rxlre
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

SENATOR GoRE-It is a pity there
is not more intercourse between the
east and the west They believe we
are a bunch of radicals out here: the
great unwasbed; bulls in a china
shop and all that kind of thing. To
what an awakening they are coming
with the theater of operations in this
country shifting to the Mississippi
valley. 1t is the Mississippi basin
that is really the throne of the coun-
try. And when this power comes to
the west-as 1t will in a decade il
will not be misused to the prejudice
of the east as the power Of the cas-,
has been misused to the prejudice Of
the west. 1t viii he used for the
country good We will get along
a great deal better in this country
when the t~o factions become more
amalRamated as they will in time
and in this way they will understand
each other better
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
Moutro-e En:erpr,ss That Ha,

Montru~e Eu:erpr,ss That Haer-
faHo county assessor Sanchez /. a
bird lie 10 now - tame thA; be
eats ont If AsdItor Eosdys hand
W hen errors IN has books are point
ed out % him lie ansably eorreci-
the error IN a spirit # well de-
clare. how strange in me t. have
male sach q mi.take
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08
OFFICIAL FArEE 80 sr>SI--s> CoC>Tl

lea the I.aFes bs.in l. faH. -
j. BON the FsopElaT AR Yellow is the
fa-aIoaatie tins IN nature al the
ure-ent time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

We note that some people are get
ting up Western Slope Develop
ment Congress at Grand Junction,
and have invited 800 delegates from
towns and and cities west Of Lead
vile and Gunnison." They are a
hot Pinchot bunch down there and
this congress is designed by big
cattlemen like killian, Of Delta 10
boost leasing and crowd ont the
small cattlemen Like the rest oI
the Pinchot gatherings it will be re.
plete with fulsome lies about con.
servation and serving the interests
Of the small stockmen. etc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

A. X. Stevens is marketing several
thousand boxes Of apple. from his
Hotchkiss orchards this year. He
has 400 boxes Of Jonathans for which
he was offered : | 60 box.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-10-08

Word = received at News
Champion Office frum Congressman
Taylor Of GieRwood. that the wear :
allotment Of garden and vegetable
seeds has been made and be hone. 10
grant every request sent In up g.
half a dozen packages Ifvou want
any seeds write Hon T. 4. Taylor
either AT Glenwooi Or Washington