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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18

as the new station is in the very heart
Of the hotel district, only one block
from Broadway, two blocks from fiItn
avenue, and one block from the centre
of the retail dry goods section, which
is supposed to be the busiest part OF
New York City.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad.
T. C. White,
General Passenger Agent
W. J. Craig,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18

1t was published in the daily papers
on Wednesday that Governor Ansel
was going very carefully in the ap-
pointment of a railroad commissioner
to succeed the late J. M. Sullivan. This
is proper The governor should go
carefully and as a rule his appoint
ments have been acceptable to the
people Of the State.
An intimation is thrown out in this
statement referred to that one reason
for the governor being so very care
ful in his deliberations is the fear
that he might offend some political
organization as it is stated that he
himself is an applicant for a Federal
judgeship when his term of Office ex-
pires, and that he has his wires care
fully laid for this position. That is
all right too. The governor has as
much right to apply for this position
and to use all honorable means to Sc
cure it as any other citizen of the
State. I
We can not believe, however, there
is foundation for the suggestion that
the governor is arranging his confer
ences on the railroad commissioner
ship and angling in order to make the
appointee with view to assisting
him, the governor, in securing the
Federal judgeship rather than consid-
ering the best interest of the public
service in making the appointment.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18
BULLETIN.
Opening Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Station, New York City.

The Atlantic Coast Line makes Of
fetal announcement that all their
New York trains will enter the new
Pennsylvania Railroad station, Sew
enth avenue and Thirty-second street,
New York, on and after November 27,
and that the West Twenty-third street
ferry, and the Brooklyn Annex ferry
will be discontinued on and after that
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that ast
guardian Of the estate of Holland
Boozer, minor, will make final set
tlement as guardian Of said estate in
the Probate Court for Newberry coun-
ty, Tuesday, December 20, 1910, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, and immed-
lately thereafter apply to the said
court for letters dismissory as guar
dian Of said minor.
W. E. Lake,
Guardian Holland Boozer.
11-1S-4t-1taw. i: s:< .t...e il. i f4sS4
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18
SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

Notice is hereby given that, under
authority of an order Of the Probate
Court, I will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the late resi-
dence Of Mrs. Lula B. Epting, de-
ceased, in the Town of NeWberry, S.
c., on Tuesday, December S, 1910, at
II o'clock a. m, all the personal prop
erty OF said deceased, consisting Of
one horse, one mule and all farm i'm
plements consisting Of wagons, har-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18

vester, mowers, ploW stocks, etc., and
all household and kitchen furniture
consisting Of china, silver ware, beds,
bedsteads, etc.
Terms of sale: Cash.
James F. Epting,
Administrator Of the personal estate
of Lula B. Epting, deceased.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18
Friday, November Is, 1910.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..
The Atlanta chamber Of commerce
held a meeting recently to give a
boost to Atlanta and to the chamber
of commerce. Reference to this meet
ing was made in The Herald and News
sometime ago. We notice in one Of
the Atlanta papers some interviews
with some Of TIE leading business men
of Atlanta giving their reasons for be-
ing a member of the chamber of COM
merce. We take the liberty of quot
ing from this paper the suggestions
and reasons given by them which rea-
sons might be sufficient for the busi-
ness men of Newberry, and as the
Newberry chamber of commerce is to
meet tonight it seems to US that this
is an opportune time to discuss these
matters.
Mr.. Samuel D. Jones, who is presi-
dent Of. the Atlanta Stove Works,
says:
"I am a. member of the chamber of
commerce because the chamber offers
a good opportunity to thrash out and
classify the various suggestions Of
fered for the advancement Of the city,
wedding out the bad, avoiding mis-
takes, and putting the good in shape
for Intelligent action.
|tBecause it is we'll organized and
inte1ligently directed and constitutes
the most powerful force we have for
ahe execution of such plans as tend
10 the upbuilding of the business in
terest Of the city.
Because it offers an opportunity
for the individual to assist in doing
much that he could never attempt
single-handed and alone.
"And last, but not least, it offers
great opportunity to develop the lat
ent powers of the individual citizen,
powers frequently unknown even to
ahe individual himself, thus benefting
ahe individual as we'll as the commu-
nifty
Nj. ". T. Vim, who is successful
ansurence man, gives his reasons for
membership in the chamber of COM
nerce as follows:
'sI am a member: First, because I
believe the chamber Of commerce is a
good institution for Atlanta.
Second, I believe every citizen who
has the interest Of Atlanta at heart
should contribute his mite to hold the
organization intact.
Third, I have had occasion many
times to observe it's splendid useful
ness to Atlanta, commercially, as
we'll as from civic and economic
point Of view
Mr.. Winn adds that the organization
has done more than any other agency
to increase the Atlanta population and
if the chamber Of commerce would
double it's strength in the next ten
years the population would be double.
DR.. A. W. Stirling, one Of the South's
specialists, gives his reasons for mem
bership in the organization as fol-
lows:
'.I am a member because I wished
to be associated with the work OF
building up the city.
'The chamber Of commerce has
been active and influential in making
Atlanta one of the most strenuous and
ambitious cities of the world.
eff it's strength is doubled it will
use its means honestly, and it will
also make itself still more beloved by
the other cities Of the State, which
already take a lively interest in its
numerous and far-reaching tentacles." "
These seem to US to be sane and
sensible reasons and We would be
pleased to have the business men of
Newberry think on them. In CO.
operation there is strength.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18

live. Possession of residence and lot
given the first of January next; of the,
store house at once.
For terms and other information,
apply to
NJ. NJ Buford,
NeWberry, S. c.
Nov. II, 1910. 11-18-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
DANGER IN DELAY
e>oDsy otssosss - - oDausposs ~
Gsssssss esau6 - Nsglsst

The great danger of kidney troubles
ls that they get firm hold before the
SUFFERER recognizes them. Health is
gradually undermined. Back ache, head
ache. nervousness, lsmeness, soreness,
Mmbago, urinary troubles, dropsy,
diabetes and Brights' disease follow in
merciless succession. Don't neglect
your kidneys. Cure the kidneys with
the certain and safe remedy, Doan s
Kidney Pills, which has cured people
right here in this ocality.
c. B. Vancleave. 34O Blake Street.
Salida, Colo. says: Il do not hesitate
10 recommend Doan's Kidney Pills, as
know that they are an excellent kidney
remedy. For some time | was bother
ed by dull pain and soreness across
the small of my back and occasionally |
had sharp twinges in my loins. For a
eoNple of days | was confined to nv
bed BY severe spell and at that time /
eegan using Doans Kidney Pills which
were recommended to me by a party
who had been taking them for a similar
trouble. The contents of one box was
sNlieient to rid me of ali my aches and
pains and ! have not had any trouble to
speak of since.
Peg sale by all dealers. Prsee ~ cents
kossev -MilburH Co.. liu6fale, New ycrk
sose agents fr the United states.
sas~awstsr the -lkpMa's-anA take
- gehsr.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
NJ III nnAas
Cssat. F.is - oEs.s O Cs~~A
Gsess.s euns E0ss.Hs -
e<pssssuA.s = Is.x

ac Hs-ais- 20 ahs cnusllx ada
q. ASS >sssEEcas wese a. ij,is~s.
r-i prize. boss ever ssxtecn.
s's au . ; siiss. G. G. lis.
>aana prI1s. bssss sser ssxteeu.
u Auiiln- q a. III :
lr-i prtze. bovs .ssier ssxicen.
30 sAt'sssc;h. Crested E.st,e.
,ceona praze. b.s- uadar ssxteeu.
Jay Ails.r. Gsnns-s,n psl,llc schas,.-.
t,aid and SILVER medals were S.seu
- those who woa ese maei ps,.nts.
fii- ~ she hr-s eeess si ate ksnd IN
CaaaIson and II Is hoped tha, II
my beeosne an annual a&a,r
Crested Bat'e wa- ~ell rcpressused
he bah game played bctweea the
Crested Buste Jsaiors aud ths
CoaHty High Sehsol was won by
GuasIsoa with q scose Of n 10 q.
A good crowd ss,eeasa she held
meet. probably 2J0. aud the bsss
bal game. while not 80 well pssros
lied. dsew a fair crowd. Alto
getiler about $3.50 has been tskea in
at various sthlet,c meets Of the high
schos'l year. 50 thai the bev. qasi
somewhat 30 the good News
Champ'ea is glad 10 record such
generous patronage by fr.ends oi
ths yoang folss. Athletics add
much 10 the schsi spirit. ~ it is
sometimes called the esprit de crops
and the general interest in success
oi our high school Representatives ,s
10 be commended
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

lu his absence from Nebraska q
friends Of Bryan are circulating .
petItIoB ~ every coanty ct the state
asking him 10 become a candidate
for | BIted States Senator. Bryan
has always refused TO run, holding
that 1T was another mans Job and
he did NOT propose to be boggish
However, the country needs him in
the senate, and News Champion
hopes he will consent TO be candi-
date.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

t.assaeer Il ;. I.asaen was aar-
NEE
A .oa was bura AZ E.i,ert tIasds
fan.sly
A baby bes arrived Al she lp.ae ID
Harry L.lnio..
trank u Tanner weni 10 i;o.se
Cay. Iaabo ~ .sease
>caric' fever Was causing basoc
aaone chsiasea at Crested Bottle.
John Sweeney. cone actor On the
Grsnde. died II Inlsr.es received
Carl trohn Of Crystal and Miss
Gay Lssas oi Crested Eet,e were
welded.
Jos. Bleck Il Cressed Bstte Was
appointed depsty eoauty clerk by ).
d. Spencer
Ike FISK Jubilee singers gave a
concert IN GaaaIson. On their return
IRON . trip around the world.
Sixty men we're working at Aber-
deea granite quarr,es taking out
rock for the state capitol building
The Review Press moved ills PRINT
ing office from the Piper building On
1osHschi avenue 10 the Mechling
stone block.
II, C olaev Was appointed regis
ter oi the land office at Ganaisoa and
Henry y Lake as receiver. bv Presi-
dent Harrison.
Frederick Anderson, a swede, WAS
Killed at Aberdeen quarrles, his
skull being crushed between two
blocks Of granite.
DOE Comm'sky, loag ssperlntend-
ent of the MON Pacific coal mines
at Baldwin. resigned and was sue
ceeded by John Webb.
j &. Hiakle leased his Ohio creek
ranch to his brother, A. u. Hinkle
aud 10 A. ~ Judy, and became
proprietor Of the Palisades hotel
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
0uu1unuh 4 ~
Continued frem First Pase.

training high school .s being erect
ed with basement. assembly roos,
and recitation room ON frs: tleor and
three recItafioR rooas IN the secoud
story. A Distinguishing ieatsse Of
this high school will be free iDstruc-
tson by experts at the marble quar-
ries. Ia sddisioa 10 the regular
force ot teachers the head sculpAor.
the head electrician and the master
mechanic OF the Marble conpany
will give instruction along their
lines. APparstss 10 inventory
F4.oUO.W will be purchased BY the
manual traiaiaR department. This
begins TO look l'k day trade school
which may devel.'p into something
ve-y large.
Mr.. DiiworIh also called our At
te'st,oa 10 nee strike in the Ds-
pont ssspel, near Eiko In lA9 feet,
the whole fss.e of the bore is IN ore
that russ 425 10 $40, while two
inch streak assays y thousand dol
lars. Aessrs Callihan aud Crosby
OF the Lscky Boy at Crystal are get
ting ont . carload to ship and there
is ssch . revival Of mining around
Crystal that plane are ON loot to Sc
cure . kseszel smel,er
A Masonic lodge recently organ
ICED at Marble has abost twenty
membeFs and will soon have fifty.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
swsscs - ssssssrr,ss

>esl~e Is herehy given that al "A s,.eci s,
eess-A heider~ meeting of The y;vrv,...n
Ccwnty Telephone Exchange Compnpv
county. Col"rsde. ON rs.sday the 24th sssy
~ Sas. 1910, for the parpe.e of ron~idrrirs
the Pruprt~ty ~ dsssalvine such eoyporst,,,r
snid m~-ting having b~en eslied in purrpnn,e
~ noetce. Ne pro~id~d by law:
~ Appearing that an proe~rtv of said es,v
p<sraflssa has hupen 1i~poars 81 and thst s,.s...
- No fWrther seeessitv tpr the ronrj0us ti,,. -
sose cearser ana that an sietee q wing ~ ..id
es,rpssvssi"n have k,sen fully paid:
u - ressplved that IN said The t,u,,,.<..
C0Uety Tesrsshcoe ExehsnGe Cnmrany i. ~
0esed osssssived sed its pre~id.-nt ana -.
eory oroseed ~ carry cut such disss,luti,,, !,
Oecesr ProvsAp4 ~ law sus.h r-~s,lwri -,s
hevtnG h-~a unssiB,ou.iv pas.rsi hy : y,,es
- sH the stock a sssd ~orporssi.,p ,,r~...,
- Hsr.es cr hy proxy ssd Ncetse IN savor n
Nbere4esre. IN p0yuuasse II sss-h s,rss.-v "a
- rv"ff0ed ~ laG, Ne do b.svvs,v rive p,,t;rs
= ~ dssnsAueboa ~ fh< tsuuejs,,, s,,.s,r
Ies1V4ss~e kxe4ssGe CosupsWv = e,,,,.....
ee<sa "rgosiseA uporr ~ hnws ri NJ stsse -
Cs,sesroAe ~
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o0r hooda soA sra~ wod ekp sr,l - ..ss
~"s~Psny tks~ s1sf cav ~ Uay A n gsso
e. v. KRAY. fsp.I
fre~i0~nf
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Srs-rrfary
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

A. u. Weston. representing the
National Irrigation Congress, which
meets at Pueblo, next September.
was IN onr city this week trying to
interest the commissioners and
Chamber of Commerce in an adver-
tlslng proposition. The irrigation
congress lie = great developer, and il
they keep down the Pinchotites will
do vast amount of good for Color
ado. 1t is certainly worthy prop
osltion that Mr.. Weston presents,
but whether our business men think
the money is in sight is another
question
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

No resident of Gunnison county
is required to take out a license to
hsh. That clause of the game Law
was pronounced invalid by the attor-
~ general. However. you must
pay the county clerk a dollar for a
hunting license, not necessarily to
carry gun for that is gnara, ieed by
the constitution, but to hant any
KIND OF game whether protected or
not. 80 it is cheaper to pay it the
hrst of the year and have il ON hand
IN emer geneies when you might want
to shoot at a ribbit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

Elk Mountain Pilot: The possi-
bility Of the Rocky Mountain Fuel
company, becoming interested here
leads to the belief that, should a
deal be consumated and that com
pany put IN extensive works, the
south Park railroad will not be long
IN hndlng a way to get over here
after the coal and coke that will be
produced by this big concern. By
way of Baxter Gslch il is not more
than eight miles to the c. a s. spur
lesding to the kubler coal mine
owned and operated by the Rocky
Mountain Fuel Co.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
49, ~
Continued from r,rss Page.


Links and the furce constantly beng
increased as more ground rs opened,
the mill put IN shape, etc. Twenty
hours each day the stamps Keep
dropping
VI. l.. Murray Of L.ongmoui was in
oar city this week investigating the
marble quarrIes near Pltkln. Jadee
tIetherineton took HIM over the
proposition. which is considered a
very showing Of excellent quality
marble.
Geo. MeAfee is back from Brush
creek where be did assessment work
ON his claims. the Moss Rose group.
Ten inches of almost solid lead ore IS
what he reports, and ready 10 ship
whenever the packing can be ar
ranged. These claims are located
ON West Brush, next TO the Gothic
country.
Lake City Phonograph:-We are
IN receipt of a letter from r. j. kll-
vert, enclosing his subscription 10
the Photograph, in which he asked
us to remember hiNself and family
to friends here and saying that he
expects 10 come over To Lake City
soon. From reports we have re-
ceived Mr. kilvert has made a great
mine of the Gold Links at Ohio City.
Geo. Brant, secretary of the South
western Colorado Power company
he's a gang of men ct work ON his
Quartz creek proposition, blasting
out the site for the power plant and
excavatIng for the big reservoir.
This will be 800 feet long, 255 feet
wide and fourteen feet deep at the
lower end. A 4x6 flame will then
carry the water for two miles, get
ting big elevation ON the Quart
creek canon, so that many thousand
horse power can be generated for use
IN surrounding mines No use talk
ing, electricity is the power of the
future and the sooner it gets devel-
pPcu Tue Uetter.
Mining Science: Erroneous loca-
tlon of mining claim, resulting in
the lode line traversing the claim
laterally, instead of longitudinally
as desired. has the effect Of restrict
ing the locator to that length on the
lode which corresponds TO the width
of the claim, that is, TO maximum
of GOO IT. In other words, as CON
strued by the courts in such cases,
the originally intended end lines be
come the side-lines, and the side
lines become end-lines for purposes
OF determining the extra lateral
right. An amendment of such a To-
cation may be made at will, but in
80 doing the amended location be-
comes junior to all contiguous or
neighboring claims, and cannot con-
cede any extra-lateral right in con
flict with those properly pertaining
to them. The claimant. under such
circumstances, may easily lose more
than he would gain by amending.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

DRY advocates will be Interested
IN the announcement that the only
shortage in collections under the
present democratic administration is
IN the liquor license fund Becasse
OF the addition Of SO much local op-
ton territory the revenue from
saloon licenses has been preceptibly
reduced. In every other branch,
how ever, the present administratioa
has collected more than anv of its
predecessors.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

Walter Walker, for wears associ-
ated with the Grand Junction Senti-
nal. has purchased the Ourav Plain
dealer, and Hnlanlski. the former
editor will devote his entire atten-
t'on to mining and To regaining g
health. Walker is a consistant demo-
crat and we believe will made a
hamming good paper out Of the
Pla'ndealer, so that we may even
forget that the scintillating pen of
Hulv is absent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
PnoF. GRANT RULAND

Retained for another year ss eAPerinten- N
dent of oar Gunnison City Schools.
At . meeting Of the school board
of district number one held here
FRIDAY it was snsnimously oecided
TO retain all the former teachers.
However Miss Luella Johneon has
concluded not toarply again % that
her position in the primary room ia
vacant. The other teachers are
Grant Rutland. superintendent;
Aieses Anna Dsll, katherine NeH
and Julia Redden.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
New vsnaliun Sovhe

Montrose, May 25.-A big strike
IN vanadium ore was made near
Newmire today and as q result an
addition will have to be built ON the
ore smelter at Newmire to take care
of the increased output. The first
carload of vanadium ore ever ship
ped from this state was recently re-
ceIved in London and was accepted
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
CD fnAiag Ckscksl ~ ~ Uss~

A s,x Founder ~ reported from
lola at Ehret.s resort. bat We dad
not get the name of the luck y
Sportsman
A. L. Wilson reports excellent
lack at the Joinied Rod resort, and
the sample he brought 10 this office
indicates that this is no hshy tale
either.
Through this week the water has
been higher, due 10 warm weather
and the old Gunnison is booming
That has lnterfered somewhat with
big catches
For the July \. NJ. c. A. conven-
tion in Estes park barrel contain
ing %, 600 angle worms has been
collected and paid for at the rate OF
= per thousand worms.
Geo. Sells, OF Denver. proprietor
Of the famous bakery and restaurant
of that name. and his son-in- law
Geo. j. Fseber. were over ON fish
ing trip, stopping at La Neta last
Friday.
Charley McIaren came up from
richards resort Saturday and started
down with a boat, intending TO
catch some big ones by the way
Mc1earen will STAY at Richards for
the summer.
j. j. Carpenter sends word from
Cebolla that Sportsmans' hotel open
ed May 18th with a registration of
fifty three guests. Something over
tour hundred trout were caught and
the fishing is fine
Taking of rainbow trout goes ON
swlmmingly this year, although low
water has rather encouraged the big
hsh to spawn in the main stream.
However, the Pitkin sub hatchery
has been filled with 100000 eggs,
1900 have been sent to Denver and
probably as many more will be taken
before the spawning is completed.
Montrose Enterprise:-The fish
ing season opened Wednesday and
the railroad officials found it neces-
sary to put on an extra coach Tues
day to carry the great crowd of
sportsmen over to the Gunnison
river. Among those whom we
noticed leaving for the land Of
stream and trout were the following:
Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Leslie. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Brown, Fred Mum, f.. l..
Forte, c. A. Weatherwax, George
Douglas, VIM. Ogsbury, Wm. Eshe,
c. A. swope, NJ. E. Diehl, Harry Col
lison. A. X. McCrimmen, J. f..
Jones, A. c. Davidson, L. +. Knight.
o. L. Jessey, George l.. Price. o. ii.
Mas, +. j. Mathews. W. ii. Barker.
j. T. Osborn, s. ii. Nye. C. B. Dean,
j. r. Pote, !. II. Gibson, Forest Beal
Thomas White, Hubert Heath, A. f..
Smith, J. II. Gill, b. p. Blair, f. l..
Beard, A. j. Benson and Tony Mar
scho.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

Merle NlHeeni Is ous i9r the re-
publloan HgmInailon Tor governor
Ho~ this will please the fallcwers Il
Guegenhelm. There is no oae lu
Colorado they love as they do the
Paonla man
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

Work is starting in earnest ON the
Normal building this week, as Con-
tractor ID. H. Rogers has gotten pre-
hmlnary details arranged and can
now devote his full time to the
work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
Vslukun Csuasu1 0usu1

Wednesday the new swiscAboavA
in the Csasday bsildiAg VS. in oVss-
alton and al over town new pAoses
are being installed. With cosnpsess
uetallic circait there is vsst in
prpvensent in the ease Of coaversa-
tioa.
Mr.. sd Mrs. V. $. Potts are s4op-
pinx st La Neta. Mr. Poets u froa
h-aver and hesd ssrveya Of TIE
lises 10 Sslida, baldwin ssd oder
paisss for the Colorado TclepAoss
coapaey.
Nessiy t~esty employees II ths
tcSeyAose comFsay - qeafsessa =
Ia vesa, % thsa s4aeA 10 sAe sosfisss
.,d hssisso osa thse AosAs1sy 10
prsety wsu kslsA sp. TsssAay nieAs
o>lv TOO pooos wese leh a. ~
..covA Aous I'D ~ ose % tSe thisd
f}oo6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03
NWrsCN W. ssNAG sNss.uUsv
sssscs "F 1ssUsTsHar nAY

Estate 81 John Blaznek, Deceased.
The undersigned. having been appoiuted sd-
ministrator OF the estate of John Biaznek late
orado deceased. hereby gives notice that he
VII sppear before the County Court ~ sand
uuhnlsoh ounts, at the Court House in tsuni.i-
son. IN said County on Montisy the ann asx =
june ptsio at the hour of ~ o clock a m. s,f
sara day, at which time all persons hsvire
Chains against SAID estate are notified aud '
quested 10 attend for the purpose of having nm.
ssue adjusted. All persons indebted To sail
estate are requested To make Immediate pny-
ment 10 the undersigned 10y
May. A. -. 1910 '"' w
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Deceased 49, '"'
Pub Nay ~ June ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-06-03

The naonia Booster rs nov seasi-
weekly. Evidently no fruit tal!sFe
there o. Interfere with Prosperity
The Booster. under Clinton divers .
guidance u coming % the front.
What u needs MAINLY Iast nov Is a
change ~ name