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Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08

The Nickery & Hill Publishing Co. i
giving a try-out 10 new machine
which if it proves sttistaet cory, Wi
do away with the employment et
number of girls who are now doing the
mailing in that establishment. TINS
machine is called the auto mailer, and
it stamps. wraps and throws into ths
mailing sack about IS papers per min
utc. 1t takes about three persons
run the machine one to feed, one L
operate it and one to box the tage. The
changing Of the sacks is also done au
tonatieally. and belt carries the pa
pars from the machine to the sack.
or. of these machines will take the
place of eight girls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
If every Republican in Augusta doe
his duty Frank G. harrington viii b,
the next mayor of the city.

vt Penney Memorial church, Thurs
day evening, Mar. .. Salim Y. Alkazi1
VIII tell ot the wonders "a Mort.
Afriea-th. Pyramids and the marvel
Gus river Nile. He will uze With III
lecture 10 stereopticon VIEWS. giyin.
his audience a real trip to that part o
tft" world 80 different from our own
The description of the manners ans
cCStoms by a native of tir. land. viii
striking pictures of life there. shoHl.
nrnNe fascinating 70 those who attt nd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-08
Daily ksniinsbtr Journal
LOCAL BRiEFSs

Fl, sh arrival fish at l.. $. Young's
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

- gzassts~d . glass. aud there ss,ss
came into it's focus . dazk esl.ss o'
pecuiiar shape.
straight te ssashoard~' be an~were.
quickly. 'escs hes 90 fuIi had so.n a.
poe can There's seaseahias eas sser.
we've got 10 estshr
I.arn.d went ever 10 the rail an.
1'uranf handed him the glass sSh.
. good ten nsise out whatever SHE is "
he said. and we've vot mach nsor,
cVal than will get ss up the bay. /
thought Id load ,osaorrow. with r..
sonpany sbossd."
bat. Ne COAL roaresl Duran
sxciiedly. IF there isn't coal enough
then burn up the furniture. Burn ev
ssytbing sAeard. but get ther~,"
They were running assia a line II
long lazy rollers with light cre~ss. but
presently - prov of the Nosveriue
was turDed toward the dark obie,.i
and she cot through the rollers with
gathering speed. There Was ao sea o.
mention-norhing but a slow. heavine
swell that moved like q pewter lid. ~
though kecping some seetbing thing
from breaking into eruption Imraut had
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

one day Of the wonderful cures made
by Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound and decided to try it,
and it has made me q well woman.
Ny neighbors and friends declare it
had worked q miracle for me. lydia
T. PinkhAm's Vegetable Compound is
worth its weight in gold fer women
during this period of life II it will
help others you may publish my
letter. Mrs. NATHAN Il. GREAros.,
81 n. Main Street, Natiek. Mass.
The Change Of Life is the most criti-
cal period of . Weman's existence.
women everywhere should remember
that there is No other remedy known
- Deaicine that will 20 successfully
carry women thfoQeh this tryine
VefieA as Lydia e. HnkhAn's yeee-
tAbse ComPounA
MyU0 O0aoA DG1e speuaea sAveee
a6goe yw0r nase Wrt9e . c~ooAs0.
sonl be1ess - Ms~. RsakAoA &
kSOA, Aaa. NJ a1V0D n ~
60 a1UayS Au1pfu2
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

sAe 9e-s. who -ss.d4ss fiss sass.sxsaa
sssA "a spbsss~d usasa. sasn d~-
ce.ssee sa.ss tt,ssxs4se usssss h<yns { q
Bar lssssxsssaee ~ . -sSss. he h.ssls
y i..sa >~ssssssr Aaa.sas. s41 5assa 1
b.nDsss. and tseser,ssr Ss~sseaa and
a. ; Insussr. s.a u. &. ssssx.sa.
$50 Judge ts.ss. ana JsAxe saps.
sne >s'.asss haxnss. aaa ssas sares
lcss.sse--mea ssa n. n fsssessslu.
s.d ] A t.aas saa s,ai.ers Asue bsun
ssaasaS. ssss ste fsnehss T. Rss.esess
ssisa ~~~ aeaa ~roax Ne gave asm
tsrsses esessss. ~ tssssessnS u - AZ
b. sasxssss psae~d he ssli aascoses
~hsi Ns~s -Ihsmpsoa kss assn
pseschsaS sssce lHa. that k.sess
ss~srses sse srsts s1a tssssl ,n-
ese.s svaa s'ot~saos acsei.pmest
Mr. 1usfssk OIL try ~ psosses Ai-
stale hssse aGssass federaa eaeros.h-
Uent
Boa the smsssng tesisre 10 the
aeP 1T tkess progressive rep.t,h-
can erGsss. They have bsss.er,o is~s
NO eppartsssss ~ pssise al lsiea,-
sess fesiersl pol,cses, and ~ advocate
. ''e.sssrvsssea" stsss n.eans ssasns
tson s.d etsssk. Nos, the l,Sht ,s
penetrating Let the seod work 90
on We shall becosae unanimous
sbost ~ xt electioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
BEClnIu.c 70 SEE uc,,r

An amusing development of the
past week has been the appearance
OF articles in such rabid Plnehot or,
gans as the Pueblo Chieftain, Grand
Junction News and Montrose Press
praising Attorney General Griffith
for his expressed determination te
use every resource in his power tc
protect the rights of Colorado by
lighting the elaims of the federal adj
mInistratIon to our water rights
power sites, and especially to reopen
the Fred Llght case.
News-Champion was alarmed at
the election Of Mr.. Griffith, because
1t was generally understood that he
b slonged to the faction of ultra-con-
servatlonists. which seems to have
state headquarters ct Colorado
Springs. Grand JsDction, Montruse
and Delta. These rights 10. the use
Of our resosrces and the unlocking
Of our psblic lands, are the most i'm
portant and the biggest questions
sbeed Of -. and to have Pinchot
synpeahsses Ct in charge Of the
legal departeeat Of Colorado looked
like . real calaoity.
IL sfpuas~ however, that Mr..
0ri6th, - . - of some scamen.
sod like esvsy oshsr public man oi
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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"Nos thai alfalfa and ather greeu
grass teed ~ eomlR9 on, bs al 81
tympsay ID the rumen will begin te
depIs,e the herds. says Dr. 4
Ne~som 81 the veterinary depart
ment of the Colorado Agricultural
College at Fort Collins. la splte
oi the accurate knowled9e possessed
by most cattle owners in resard d
this subject, there are still those who
will turn bsaSry cattle from dry
Heed into keld oi yosnS alfalfa. and
then wonder Why they die 10 RAPIDLY
A good rule, followed by most
men. when a green pasture is to be
used for the fret time, is 10 let the
cattle I'LL sp ON drv hay FIRST. ard
then, after the dew is Of. turn the
snlmsls into the pasture for 9 short
time, better not more then half
hour tie FIRST day.
Daring the 6rst few dave il is
policy 10 watch them CLOSELY. A
trocar near st hand Ut this time will
be found 10 be worth more than a
hundred stored away in some vet
erinsrssn's case. II any animal
bloats seriously, do not hesitste TO
TAP, as sssally time is only wasted
IN givinH medicine The other AMI
mails sssst be removed Immediately.
No fsrmer or stock man should be
withost . trocsr in this case. because
even thoseh he be within reach Of .
vseesisasiea, time will ordinsrily
aot pssmit hin " be of any sse ~
~ animal will likely die before the
veterinarian con reach the place.
"A greet variety of drsss has been
ssed TO stop the bloating, with more
~ tess success. but usually in these
scwte csses from green feed, the
ssocsr is the only remedy that can
b. appended upon
The location for tapping is not
neasly % difiicslt TO find as some
ssppose. Most anywhere between
the hip bone and the last rib, on the
beft eide will do, ss it is we'll to keep
" mind that the organ You are try
bnG - TAP. ordinarily holds from
losty 70 silts asllons About half
wsy between these two points is
pselsssble.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02


couldn't catch
esrhsIr ~ they said-was Drifting ou>
" ss-'i with some ne aboard wonldn't
- - 10 he rescue. they begged
1ere was no question aboat his
eo'ng SO far as he was concerned
Dr.saats frst thought was of the tide
II -as At fun ebh. and he realized that
u anything aioat was TO be snatcbes
~ itS mighty carrying powers Il
''crid be done only by the hastiest pos
01bi- aetion.
lie ran forward. Larned. the can
oin. was In the wheeihouse talking 10
Hughes. the mate. who had the wheel
'Tiet up steam quick-quieker than
=. have ever got II up befcres'' purans
ealed.
here away. sor?- inquired IArned
- the bells In the engine room rang IN
sUF'ons~ to his sceice fae Increased
00m
Durant shs0ea his eyes seaward.
~ fall1ng 10 Alacef8 anythine ceAes
nan th~ usoal sscta oY ccean lfnes1
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
junction and Mr.. II. McCloskey sc-

junction aud Mr.. II. McCloskey ac-
companied the couple 10 the altar.
The honse was very beautifully
decorated in yellow roses and bridal
wreath. At $50 o'clock at the
Jordan Iun wedding break fast Was
served. The room here ives taste
fully arranged in pink roses and
white carnations Covers were laid
for fifteen. The guests we're Mr..
snd Mrs. Tyock snd little dssshtes,
Mrs Dean snd Miss Dsss Of Grand
Jssctioa. Nrs Joha L.skritter, an
swnt Of the bride froa Gsanison, ths
hisses Ada and Nsta Aostrsm, Leo
y Feney, Stanley Miller, u. Nc
Closkey. Father Po.rier.
The happy couple left on No 3 for
Salt Lake, Utah and will be- at hosns
at Dragon. Utah, where the groom
has position with the Uintah rail-
way, after June /
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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A8UsSs issee b4e uee0 bU e99So0O.
nag Psessdeps TAFT. S<csesssv 6sasuu
and other aoversusept ot3ae.al~. obs
soherly assert thai the dead hanA'
policy of Mr. P.acha is 10 he ~.
saosed and prospecting ssd ke.e-
Stealing and other ,ieselopusesss y
be encouraged IN forest reserves q
Cod lrs5o.
That would make woodea la
d,sa erin fvom The incepssos Il
the Forrest policy all the ofhcssls
connected wrth u have made sS<A
announcement with tears IN their
vosces ut leas; three times year, and
the situation has meanwhile been
steadily gosng from bad Ia worse
Only last month a bunch of thsss
spses we're Ia Gunnison protesting
the pateatinA a rich mineral land
and nssklsa scsbdalous slleastioss
sGsssst the Judgment and honesty
and integrity Of our miners and ea-
elseers, in an effort TO keep eovers-
mebt land from being patented.
II WAS only last year IN Denver tAeA
+ Roosevelt enanciated the dactrine
that IT wac about time 10 quit ~
ting private individuals seouiss
title 10 psbIic lands for mineral pss-
poses. This has ever been a~id-
ing tenet Of the Pinchot idea though
never before 30 blantly spoken. L.
deed the secret instructions 10 theis
trusted men are to prevent any Sow
ernment land being patented whoa
possible TO do so without stirriAG
too much trouble.
losr real Pinchotites are gen aiDe-
y OF the opinion that it 10 bad policy
to let any more of the "p3blic pe-
sourcss. they pTste shout, psse ia-
10 the hssds Of western men They
want everything conserved - n
Gsntic estate fos Uncle Sam 10 snilk
and 10 furnish political jobs for the
great republican machine. Or the
democratic machine, if il were in
power and they could contvol it.
And they are ready TO secure this
resalt by hook or crook. No real
follower Of Mr. Pinchot and the nl-
tra a-conservstionis,s would besitste a
minute shout deceivins you 10 gain
temporary advantage. They pre-
tend it 10 = holy war, and. Of course
point blank lying is permissible in
war.
The entire public land policy is
inimlcal TO the interests Of Colessdo.
These people who support il ere not
all evil minded, bot rather, some,
including the president, do not un
derstand conditions and have gotten
addicted to wrong idea At times
it would seem that Taft has q 9lim-
merinS of the truth, but Why does he
appoint such men as Fisher and
Graves?
So the Denver Times need not
lay the fatter:ng JUNCTION 10 its soul
that the leopard has changed his
spots because Graves and Smith RI
ley and such declare prospecting
shall benceforth be aided and the
homesteader encouraged. There is
only one cure for the dead hand"
and that is knife.
Turn our remaining public lands
over to the several states within
whose borders such land exists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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Grand junction News:
Pslisade, May 20-The wedding
OF Miss Ida Wagner and Mr.. Walter
Savage occurred ON Thursday morn
ing, Nav Is at the home of the
brides parents at $50 O'Clock.
The ceremony was performed by
Father Puirier of Grand junction
and the impressive ring service was
used. Miss Mafy Dean of Grand
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

Eeplled b
weather oracle. Its the Kind thai
rolls Ia fast
Then. for heavens sake. let the
yacht outlet her out Put her ND to
her limit cried Durant. There's Q
life at stake. and we've got TO heat
that fog" He dashed into the wheel
house and glanced at the chronometer
''Blazes" be yelled. "She isn't even
ny to her average. What's the matter
down In the engine roomy"
''only one stoker. SIR" answered
Larned. considerably disconnected
"kline's % sick today,"
The devil you sayr' Durant bIurted.
Nike lightning change artist. In less
than minute there lay scattesed
around . white cap. white coat. a
collar. cuffs. necktie anA various pieces
of expensive jewelry. and Durant, get
ting the sinews Of his arms into play
as he ran. descended Into the coal pitt
and snatched = shovel.
The Increased feeding of the firebox
had telling effect. The boilers warm
ed uP. the steam gauge recorded high
~ pressure. ana the Wolverine cleaved
the sullen. heavy waters with deeper
swathe. cutting a wave that spread
unduiatingiy and majestically a broad
distance ON either side Of her.
There wasn't anything to Interfere
with the yachts course-no other craft
IN her way, no waves to dodge or buf-
fet, no shoals to avoid and no channels
to keep to. An was clear sailing, and
1t would seem as though there was
nothing to check or to retard the mag
nihcent floating palace from winning
In her race with the bank Of fog which
appeared Indefinite leagues beyond.
But the Wolverine had never before
raced with death. and fog is treacher-
Gus and has hidden ways of its own.
The stokers fed the furnaces as fast
and as vigorously as human beings
could work, Durants blood fairly leap
ing with an appreciation of the terri
flying need for effort. The engineer.
almost motionless at his vigil at the
steam gauge. watched for the ounces
mulated Those above were getting
the launch ready to lower. preparing
life lines and belts and hauling ouf
thick awsers-stout hawsers they
were. for the object being pursued was
now plainly visible and houseboat
Isn't the easiest thing in the world to
capture and take into tow.
- A. .
shouted down through the Telephone
There was note Of desperation IN his
voice
shes away up. sir. hut I'll try To
give her another lift" called back the
engineer. And the stokers. realizing
the demands. redoubled their efforts at
the coal bins.
Right in the midst of the high pres
sure and the skimmine speed the sig
nal rang 10 slow down-to retuce To-
the minimum-and simultaneously the
Wolverines foghorn walled out herp
less. protesting blast.
Iurant threw down his shovel and
leaned weakly against a pillar. He
Stared hopelessly at the engineer.
Well. II sounds as though we're IN
Tor if!" broke out the engineer in petu-
liant resignation.
Then Durant climbed 10 the deck
ana srcped his way forward to where
ne found 1.arned getting into an OIL
cloth sheker. The disappointment u
both men was keen. Their manner
fully atteSted IT.
Did you finally make out what II
vas! DuraHt asked. stretching wsa-
my 10 relieve his tired muscles.
~one n tAo-e good for nothing bou-e.
p"a's shat hsne along tbe fnle4s. n
Cose1nse1 - nara Pa
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

for several SCI
onsls been gazing
at their objective
point. " hen he
turned his eyes
to the horizon
beyond
1T looks mast y
cut there. he
o b ser We q to
Larne,l. what
do you suppose
It's going to do?
"tog. sir. and
it's coming on
tonight to boot r
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

They were gestic.
ulating and wav.
ing frantically
evidently trying d,
attract the atten
tion of { h q s 6
aboard the Yacht
Dura mt ordered
the Wolverine run
along S h ore as
close as her draft
would permit. ane
directly he was
within hailing dis
tanee Of the peo
pie they made II
known to him thaf
n boat nr some
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

shore. iaisag along the Neu
Jersey coast in the yieinify II
the shrewsbury river. one
afternoon early in August
Glen Dsrant enjoyed this simple
method u cruising. Ii was aboas the
hrst breathing ssen ke had had since
the yacht went into commission on
Memorial day. AS the season was par
ticulariy fasorabie TO yachgina tbeEe
Dad been but little cessation for over
tive months now from the smart do
tngs ~ yachting life There had been
the races aud regattas. with the week
end spins thrown In. There had been
the annual cruises. and there had been
the inBamerabie social fuactions nj
Newport and the other resorts. all of
whi.a the I,arants we're. hssoause ~
their membership TO the various yacht
einDs. under obligations 10 attead and
Which the misunderstanding Glen Da
saHts father and mother-enjoyed
hugely.
la addition. there had been aboard
the Wolverine. the x50o.0N steam
yacht Of the DuraHts. gay dinners. re-
ceptions and mncheoDs. There were
bridge and poker. and there were any
number of those informal gatherings
when everybody talks and laughs i'm.
moderately. 50 many persons came
and went while the yacht was anchor.
81 at the various yacht club stations
that the launch was kept kicking be-
tween the Wolverine and the landings
almost incessantly.
And throughout the merry round
Glen Durant had begged his mother
t. cut the whole giddy whirl and run
away with him a. little while te
some quiet place where he might
Sing aside his immaculate hannels,
0et into sosne coarse seglisee things
end stop to breathe ana b. natural.
De was half dsad with epDui He evea
shreatened to put Out for Canada "
the Rockies. M his mother laughed
at him prettily. tAtted him lovingly ON
his tanned cheeks and called him a
'silly boy" He was 4 boy to her. de
spite his twenty five years Duram
eched to fly from it all and especially
from the fuss which his mothers but
Hths iiR-hos ttiaut over Mill. trDsNl
booking and tremendously rich, he Was
naturally much sought after He be-
came more and more convinced Of the
triteness of that bit of philosophy of
tie old Quaker lady who had some
thing to say about women pursuing
men 30 assiduously that the men had
10 opportunity to seek the women
Durant was bored immeasurably.
Ii was delight. therefore. when
.Durant put his father and mother OF
ct Long Branch. where they were -
spend a week with the Whittlestons
and he could feel Immune from any
ooc ial exactions.
He was stretched out. occupying two
chairs under the awning. smoking and
sazily watching the coast and its at
fractions slip past. The water was
quiet fer that side of the channel. 1t
e-taed that sort Of quiet which usual
" rertcnds something ominous.
suddenly Durant's attention was at
6Ac-ed 10 several persons on the beach
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
PAOHA1k AUHfs ~

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
who il Executor Of the Estate Of JenRie r.
Wagner. Deeessed, now pending In the County
Court Of Gunnison County, Colorado, in Pro-
bate, will upon the ard dav of July. 1911. ap-
ply to the Court to be reiea sed o. such Exec
utor, and that his resignation such Exec
utor he by said Court accepted, and at which
time. the undersigned, will make and render
an account and ask for a complete settlement
of all matters in his hands as such Executor.
Dated June First. 1911
JoHN II WAGNER. Executor.
Pub. June 2-so. 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02

|Of life tvefore ] tried
Lydia T.. Pinkham s
getable Com
pound. | Was i'm such
10 nervous condition
II could not keep
NY lin b >
were cold, l had
|creepy SENSATIONS
land ] could not sleep
nights l was finally
told by two phys
|ieians that l also
|had a tuYnOr. I read
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
&CARnlAN aAlG

Notice IN hereby given that under aud by
VIRTUE of an order of the County Court II
GuRnson County, In Probate. In the matter
OF the Estate Of Alien u. Clark q minor, 1 viii
sell at private sale at the office Of Dex ter r.
Sapp, In the Town of GuaHison, Gunnisoa
County, Colorado, on the 23rd day of june
1911, at the hour of IU:tp O'Clock in the fore
noon, the interest Of said minor, being an un-
divided one-haf Of lots One u) and Two t2)
in Block sixty -One 1911 in the First Addition
To the said Town Of Gunnison.
Dated May Sist, 1911.
Suss B. CLARx, Guardian.
Pub June 2-o3 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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Seys the Marble hoosees, Of q
handsome booklet sRRossciaG the
incorporation Of the Lead King mine
there, Of which j. W. Deane la presi :
dent. The capital stock 10 one mil
lion dollars and there are an equal
number Of shares The prospectus
offers 2D, 900 shares for sale which
will give enongh money, it is stated,
10 properly and thoroughly equip
the mine.
The mine is equipped with tools
OF oil kinds, ears TRACES, is we'll sup
Piled in all ways with hay and grain
for teams, coal for both fuel and
shop work. and with all items re-
qaired for the performance of work
without the required power, and is
working daily.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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j n. Pearson and w. II Eck bert
made business trip here from Pit
kin last Sunday.
Dan Mcdonald came in town
Thursday last. He declares there
will be mighty little mining at
Gothic till July first Never saw
but one more back ward seaaon there.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
WHAT
INVENT
THROUGH
osDsre tskiag l.y6ls c. nskAan's
vaDeeabie Csapsual

Natick, Mass. q cannot express
what went through during the change
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-06-02
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1911-11-30
BIRCHDALE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Drevlow from
Round Prairie spent last week We'd
nesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Schultz.
Mrs G.. Shafer visited with Mrs.
Hartung.
c. Hermann, an old resident of
Round Prairie, died Nov. %, at the
home of his son c. Hermann. The
funeral was held last Saturday at
p. IN. There was large attend
ance. The children all came except
Mrs. DWelle, who was here a short
time ago TO see her sick father
Ed Oldham brought his corn shred
ding machine home last Monday
Mrs. +. II. Martin, who was serious
ly i'll, is slowly improving.
c. Schultz and G. Hawer left for
Hastings last Tuesday to visit week
with relatives.
The families of f. Peterson and son
Simon Holms spent last Sunday at
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Martins.
VIII Baurenfend from Nerstrand
came here last week to spend the
winter here chopping wood Fred
Stegner also returned from Nerstrand
where he was visiting a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Lyons and Mrs.
Ed Oldham and children were guests
of Mrs. Frank Martin Sunday.
There are meetings every night
during this week at the Evangelical
church. Rev. 4. Arndt from ST.
Cloud is in charge