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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
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The fst.l.c I.aaar CoaSesssos.
~nseh N ~ be heia IN lsUser dur
snx the ..sss ~ees AZ >sPsegsbeE.
,E9as4ses D. ts even greater tAsa sts
pFoasossrs had aqs~a for. ALASKA
sa- aecstiea - send ao~s a Bag ass.s.
ssfson- and exerv -s.ie aaa terrstory
~ess 1T tae Nss.osEl Easer exeePi
ksns.s. winch has no Publac land
l.tt. wsll sc represented ~ laEQe
eie.eesfIon- Inere vii be sDaat
hfseen eevernsrs preseni, aiso tae
iessssatsEes 81 .earis as usaBy si.sfes-
and the coaSEes-mea and soHatorr
from eighteen states Ia maay SO
spects. ~ will be ths mosi FeEaars
able gathering eser held ~ tne vesi
Ia vii be made sp 81 the leaasHg
rSea OF The west. regardless ui
politics. and the main objsct wsll be
~ get together upon some geueIai
Poiiey isskIns ~ the more RAPID de
velopmest 1T the west
Daring the past hve or six wears
the esst has been flooded with q vasl
amosat of misssforaatioa regarding
the west The psbhe has been
made to bsslieve that the people of
the ~est are vsndsIs. and are busy
lootIne the great empIre that belongs
to all the people ssockmes are de
strcyine the grass. pulling At ap by
the roots. as VI were; lamberRen are
destroying the forests, coal mer-
chants are creating a coal famine.
and electric lines are monopcllzlne
the water powers. Even the people
IT adjoining states are laborine un-
der the idea that Colorado Is steal
nag all of the water from the streams.
So thai they cannot have any And
all Of this simply 10 back up Theory
If sstate pollt,oians thai the country
needs "CoDservation
Conservation as a theory is a
beautiful thing As practiced by
the Washington bureaus, 1t means
back 10 the wilderness for the west
According TO the army of govern
ment employees sent west To put
"Conservation" into effect, conserva-
tion means to lock up, put away,
Keep safe, and in practice it means
non development of public resources
and non-settlement OF the public
domain.
The Publle Lands convention will
do much to open the eyes of our
eastern friends to the actual situa-
t'on. Ii lis high time that the west
had volce in this conservation
craze. There can be no politics in
IL, for in the east democrats and re-
publicans are vielng with each other
10 see who can produce the most
ultra brand Of conservatism, while
in the west both political parties
have dec Jared against the imposition
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
NIT CPeainenT
Nog Nil Mass NJ Aa-t.ass 8 .yoG
ioil.sW las Aevsc.
NeseE aeslsls yo.s ks4sssss.

$eses aesssGs yosE kssss<s.
AZ 700 ssss s..aa ~ Lac Ss.<S. shah-
.sy ssssa esls. e4z@lasAz. aas neE sssaeA
asss, a. l.ase - acs and 40 -ias &c
eN yeg ssa4ssl Aose ase a. - a. -. .,ls.S
as kldEsy sr0aAse AID yOs sASssa
s-ses q Eesaaeay S@scE - kao<E - az
ua tht AiaAess.
lDsaH k.iassy Fllls 8 he Esaseay
20 -s1. NJ nseg - eEporsaaeaI. ~
has "a ed ElaEy siasls4Ea easas u
si-is K4eia4ty.
0aa tsgE isuE residents demand
isrsher pE0oI than thas eoHtainae in
the following test iaioniaig
A. ID falrbanks. >. First 81.
Aiontroae. toio, says. a consider
DuaH kidney PIis a good medicine
lor kidney tFoubie. Iais opinion is
based on nay 0sn experience which
though not ext nsise, was very sat-
isiactory. / had disSrdeEed kiaaeys.
the kidney secreti0Rs bciRg too fre-
aaeut in passage and highly eoiored-
Doans kidney Pills removed this
weakness and my kidneys have beea
normal since then. am glad to have
the know ledge of a remedy that can
be depended upon like Doan s kidney
Pills
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foste r. Milbarn Co. Buffalo.
n Y. sole agents for the United
states
RIM mher the name-Doan 's-aad
take no other.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
Watch Repairing
AZ vse~A vsvnea
o~A evew,Vsov
E. E. Mueller Jr.
hsoeseekers Encurs;ss Rales 10 Tex.s
4 New Hlexics PsiuAs Dwi.s 1911

On the first and third Tuesday
OF each month during the entire
year The Colorado and Southern
Railroad will sell round trip tickets
To great many points in New Mex
ico and Texas at greatly reduced
rates. Final limit twenty five davs
allowing liberal stop-over privileges.
For detailed information, rates, etc
call ON your nearest Colorado and
Southern Agent or address II. f.
Fisher, General Passenger Agent
'ehNer, tolo. 20 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28

A girl had gone to a dinner in
New York with her steady. The
young man noticed speck Of what
appeared TO be lint ON her shoulder.
When she wasn I looking he attempt
ed to knock it off with his. fingers
After several attempts he took hold
OF the line and started 10 pail IL oH
He unraveled several wards of the
feecy stuff and when he seemed TO
have all of II he threw the wad under
the table That night the girl told
her mother that she had a perfectly
lovely time. But, she added, Il
have Just been lying here in bed,
mother, and wondering wha, be
came of my union suit.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
Css1s SAssli.g i. nlssa Csuuay
Grand junction Sentinel

Clyde Shropshire and George
Robinson, charged with stealing
cattle from Dan Easement aud Andy
Taylor, ON Pinon Mesa. were hound
over 10 the fall term of the district
court The feature Of the case was
the increase of the bond in both
cases to $1,000, which was de-
manded by District Attorney II. NJ.
Logan, who had charge Of the prose
cution of the preliminary hearing.
Cattle stealing is rife in Mesa
county," said Mr.. Logan, "and we
have got to atop it, | have had
seven jump their bond while district
attorney and ] don't want these men
70 get away"
The prosecutor had Q strong ca .
against the mon as f. d. Parks, one
of the best known cattlemen in the
state testified that he saw the cattle
mentioned in the Shropshire herd
which he was driving to town. The
defense made the case that it was a
mistake that the cattle were in the
herd and that the men planned to
take them back down the next morn
ing.
Both Shropshire and Robinson put
up their bond 1t is a well known
fact that the Cattlemen's association
a. stated in the Sentinel, sometime
ago, are pushing the case aud tha,
more arrests may be made.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
NAVE rcy Tsieu fSxr,Ne
The Great Tetiet ce--,ie,a.7


You don't have 20 pay 5ee or 81 aa n
pint Tor hsierian ant.septics or nsr-
oxide You can E.ake Is Tsnts .f /, NJ.
.Isls, leahsins, sermicidsI healing ANA aeoaor-
izlhs sntiseptic solution win o,a a..
box Of Iaxtane.-a so,,tlae s,,,t..,...,.-
powder. ol'tsinaiie at any drug store
faxfine destroys germs tbst -.
eisease. decay and odo-s.-that is WHY !,
= IN best mouth wash and eYrsle a,s
-. ~ t".iies The breath. cleanses ana
preserves The teeth better tta, r,,g.... -.
.,-is. and IN spunee bathing II eo,-,
pie'eis efasaicates perspiratis,n ara ,.st.s.-
aisasreeahie body od1rs. Eve~v a..
S"'"an appreciates this ana a. -.
e'h.r t"iiet and hyEienic uses.
ss'lne Is sTlenad for sore tb-,a.
s"d eyes and % purify -postb -
brerth after smoking Ven -, -. - ,,- = M
- '"aet AntiseTtie At any drug s-C-e
- shi s"c. or by mail POSTPAID
,h ihe fTNfun Toilet Ga -.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
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e:

l.sssnes~ broash. Ci.s- Hubbard.
ar1gsasl asscoSeTer aud o~a.r II the
star mine 90 ls.l,sn nasnfaln. 1pio
tisHDIsoa the iasier p.rs u ia.s
vessk.
Mr tisbbssd tolls Us thai thls g.
noss property has been ~urked
steadily thss winter by TIE French
svadic..te. the Standard Esropean
American Msnans company, which 10
aFesstsne the maine undcr a bond
and lease. From twelve ~ twenty
men are tskins ost ore. working N
she tlaber, or On the Cemesi ereek
rad
THIS hong hoped FOR road Is pro
zFesssns nicely, a torce Of eosnty
employees under direction Of Com
missioner Whsiea being ss work on
the lower end. az we'll The season
Is 80 wet and back ward tha; the
ground is terribly soft and II will
be some weeks yet before ore haul
nag can beEsn.
The mine has many thousand ions
n shipping ore ready far sending
tprwsrd. Below the sslphide de
pasIt Developments of the winter
disclosed large body Of carbon
ates, shipping mineral, and over ON
the N-l0-U-s. across the lake, a
shaft As feet rs being sunk under
the rim Of the shoulder Of North
Italian peak
Mining men throughout this
eo9nty and the Aspen section have
their eyes ON Italian mountain and
the Star That the ore goes down
now seems positively assured, and If
this big company develops the Star
and determines how the IRE bodies
he there will he big doings in thai
section this fall and winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28

Tom Laden. who has been visit
ing here from Delta for a few DAYS.
returned bone Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
Wes1ssu 2spe Fer

The Western Slope Fair associa-
tion has named September 10, 20, 2l
and % a. the days for the annual
gathering at Montrose. The coming
event is being entered into by its
promoters with all the energy and
actior it is possible to devote to any
public occasion intended to bring
the people and the results of their
agriculture, stock and fruit produc-
tioL together in friendly competi-
ton. In the way Of sports, new at
fractions will be presented. and the
fair will surely surpass anything Of
its kind previously staged by the as
sociation.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
sHekSffrs sAJk
state of Culorsdo.

v
County of tsunni=on. \
By vtrtne oi an Execution ~ Pa aud Fee
Bill issued cut oi the Clerks Office of the
OF toioraitoi aud g. direct.d " herebs
am commanded 20 make the sum Of seventy
one Dollars. sd. and Thirteen aud as-ieI
b"t"rr isis - tnortr oi suit !. the amount Of
q certain Judgment rendered In said tuurt
on the 10Th day oi May lsll In fHVor oi
lhari"s " ahl ~ paintn. aud against hsri.s
Hubbard ~ d"iendant. together with inter
est on said Judgment from the date ~ tn.
rendition thereof at the ra te ~ eight per cent
per nnnuIn. cut oi the laBdr. .teneHents. goods
and chattels of the said Charles Hubbard. |
have levied upon the folio vi ing d.scrib.d real
prupsrtN, to-wit
one hall Interest In the star Lode Mining
Claim; All 81 the snow Bank Lode Mining
I lain. All OF the snow Bank No. Lode Min
ing Claim. all of the toiorado Lode Mining
ClAim. AL of the \ li-t : llde Mining claim
aud one-haii interest IN the Tiger Lode Min
ing lain, all ui these claims situated In
lin cup Mining District. On Italian Mountain
in Gunuiron onnty, Colorado.
THIkEfpkk. According o. said command.
! shall on saturday. the 23nd day Of JHly,
1911. at the honr ~ ten O'Clock In the fore-
noon of rnid dny AT the West front duor ~
the County Court House. In the town oi
GuBniSon, tn the County 81 Gunniron. state
10 the highest bidder. Tor cash in hand all
the right. title and interest oi the above
named Charles Hubbard in aud 10 uhe above
described property Tor much thereof as
may he necessary Tor Oh. pay ment aud sat
isfaction OF said Judgment. interest and cost
OF sale.
Dated. Gunuison. Colorado this 18th day Of
June, lsii
Pat Hanlon
Sheriff of t,unnson County
BY u. }. lehan.
nder sheriff.
Published June s0-July n 1874.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28
DIR. COX,S
Rorbed Wire
I.UQI

GUARANTEED 10 heal without leav-
M q blemish, og MONEY REFUNDED.
Ele and 81 90 Sizes for fresh wounds.
o3d sores. sore backs and shoulders, burne
spd bruises. &c size for Family Use.
u. c0L3 PAINLESS 03SfGR
+ painless and guaranteed 10 cure
epavin, Ringbone, Curb, Sweenyr Splnt,
PuEs, or any enlargement of bone o.
nuecie, or money refunded. Price Sc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28

Published June so-July n. IsIi.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-07-28

Henry Mcdowell celebrated his
18th birthday Monday, and SAYS he
is feeling as clipper and hearty as
at forty, though not quite SO tough
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28
Man TON

A new power truck has been purchased
by the Manton Mill.
Miss Susie Birmingham spent Saturday
and Sunday in Boston.
George Norton is building a new cottage
on Greeuvile Avenue.
The coming marriage of William Jenkins
and Miss Mary Cullen is announced.
w. NJ. Waterman has taken a position
with Boston concern, engaged in selling
agricultural implements.
Mrs. Edward Dodge died on Thursday
after brief illness She is survived by
her husband, two sons aud a daughter.
Bishop Perry will administer the rite OF
Confirmation to a number of candidates at
Saint Peters Church next Sunday evening.
The Manton w. G. I. u. will meet with
Mrs. J. +. Burns, IIedley avenue on Tues
day, May aud, at 7.45 o'clock. Subject,
Plans for the Future,
Miss Edith Polhin entertained the
" Social Set" on Monday evening. Whist
was played and Miss IIarrell and Miss
Nickersou were prize winners. After the
playing, a lunch was served.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28
THORN TON

The streets in Thornton are now being
oiled.
The rhorntonS will play the Ceuterdales
here Saturday
Chief Of Police Kimball, has nearly
completed taking the dog census.
Miss Gertrude Kimbal, who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, is improving
Frank Kicks Of Thornton has taken a
position at Doyle's barber shop, Providence.
Mrs. Adeliue Beatrice Sis was married
to Nr. William Burton on Saturday morn
ing.
The Thornlons we're defeated by the
Lisl on' last Saturday by the score of
ISto5.
Tony DeMarco has retired from the
British Hosiery Company and is going in
the painting business.
A Grand Bazaar of the Nations will be
held Thursday, Friday and Saturday, May
4th, Sth and 9th, in Calefs Hall, for the
benefit ofthe Church of the Holy Nativity.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28
UNION TRUST COMPANY

To the Holders Of Contingent Certificates:
An installment of fifty per cent OF the
principal Of all Contingent Certificates
issued by the Union Trust Company under
its plans Of reorganization has been de-
clared payable on and after May 4th, 1911
The Company will then have paid ninety
per cent of its cancelled indebtedness
While this payment is made at a much
earlier da than was considered possible
when the plans were adopted, the finaI
payment of the Negotiable Certificates,
which was paid in November I9o9,. not
being due until November 1911 we never
theless regret that the terms are of the trust
which we are administering renders It IN.
advisable to pay the whole instead Of one
half of the Contingent Certificates at this
time, We consider it unwse TO do this by
reason Of the fact that we still hold large
blocks Of securities purchased prior 10
1907, which, while possessing, IS we be-
ieye, grea' instrinsic value, cannot now
be marketed TO tbs best advantage.
It will be, as it has been, our earnest en-
deavor to pay our Contingent Certificates
in full at the earliest possible moment
when conditions will warrant IT, In the
meantime we will gladly make loans with
such certificates as collateral 20 the
amount Of ninety per cent Of the unpaid
bala ce thereof at the rate Of FIVE per cent
per annum
If certificate holders prefer to leave
with us the amount Of this installment
until the full amount Of the Contingent
Certificates is declared payable, II will
continue on interest in accordance with the
terms Of the certificate. lnstslments col
lected before the full amount is declared
payable will carry interest only to May D.
1911.
Certificates may be sent to the Company
by registered mail and the amount payable
thereon will be placed Immediately 70 the
credit Of the owner or RENTED by check
IL desired and the certificate will be re
turned by registered mail.
Certificate holders who collect their In
stallments are invited 10 deposit with the
Company the amount collected either on
account or on certificate Of de-
pOsit AZ special rates Of interest.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28
CENTERDALE Z

Joseph Jet'e has returned from the
Rhode Island Hospital.
A dance was held last Friday evening in
Broley's Hall for the benefit Of the Center
dale ball team.
The 7. n. Earleys defeated the Center
dales at the opening ball game here last
Saturday by the score OF to I. The
weather was far two cold for fine ball play
ing and also kept the many from attend
ing the game,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28
THE PLACE TO TRADE

The Peoples Hardware Co., to ~
plainfied 1T OIneyyile, Is now one oi the
largest stocked retail hardware stores IN
this section Of The state. All kinds 4
farmers utensils, seeds, etc. Carpenters
tools Of all kinds, and all grades Of build
ing paper, paints, oils and varnishes. Ca!
and see us and save from 5 to 70 per cent
on your purchases *
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1911-04-28

For JOB printing, try tbe TINES Office
olDeyvilrs Square.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-05-03

ONE MODhL OF THE ThOUShhS 5hlhI'
ward Forty-second street until the
crowd forced them to take cab. Then
crowd booted them so they were glad
to find shelter in another cab.
American men will give the vote to
their wives and daughters sooner than
they will allow them to borrow their
clothes, can tell you.
The only possible use | can see for
the trousers skirt is for outing. noun
tain climbing purposes. etc. have
seen some models which, when the
wearer was in repose. fell together
after the manner of ordinary skirts,
and they were not half bad for this
sort of thing
I'll tell you the only chance we
women will ever have to wear
trousers will be when we own an
aeroplane. Then when you see
woman In kickprs you will merely
say. "Oh,- she has just come off her
aeroplaner' Trousers aerial costumes
will be as common ms riding habits
are now. But until the day of aerial
transportation am afraid woman
will have to be satisfied with her little
old skirt.
Nearly all the women whose
thoughts are not turned toward
trousers are interested in the new
satin suits.
Wool backed satin has certainly
made a hit The heavier weight has
been worn all winter. and now the
lighter weaves are all the rage this
spring. Nothing dressier can be
found than the short. straight little
coat of satin with its MORE collar
and the straight. rather narrow skirt
with its band around the bottom
The beauty of these satin suits, Elsa.
is that you can wear them without
coat II you match them to a chif-
fon blouse trimmed with satin bands,
and they are always dressy, which is
not the case with a cloth skirt and o
lace or lingerie waist. no matter how
fine
Half the fads we women are guilty
OF start during Lent. wAap the social
whirl is at a. standstfYl and we have
plenty OF time on our hands. For 10
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-05-03

Is there anything in all this world that
is of more Importance to you than good
digestion3 Food must be eaten to sus-
tain life and must be digested and con.
verted into blood. When the digestion
fails the whole body suffers. Chamber
lain's Tablets are rational and reliable
cure for indigestion. They increase
the flow of bile, purify the blood, SIREN
CITIZEN the stomach, and tone up the
whole digestive apparatus to a natural
and healthy action. For sale by all
dealers.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-05-03
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Seaton & Weatherholt, composed of
J. d. Seaton and Marion Weatherholt,
of Cloverport, KY, has been dissolved
by mutual consent.
Marion Weatherholt will continue
the business under his own name and
takes over all the assets and assumes
all the liabilities of the dissolved firm.
This the 2lst day of April, l91l.-J. D.
Seaton; Marion Weatherholt. Q
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-05-03

VIM. Ali,
Commissioner and Receiver of Brock
enridge county.
Amount paid out of Sinking Fund by
William Ali, Commissioner and Re-
ceiver of Breckenridge county, from
April S, 1910, to April l9ll.
Voucher No. /, Mrs. Bertha
McGary, receipt for inter-
est on bond No ii IL 90
Continued next week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-05-03
PROCEEDINGS
Continued f,om p 'gs 6

4 BE in that locality. We indorse the
be they have tsken and commend
IN as being pub ic spirited citizens,
we especially recognise and appre-
Be the Industry Of Father knue In
respect. Resolved futher that this
button be spread upon the records
This court and copy be mailed to
her knue, and that they be publish
In the Leader and News.
foved and seconded that a Super
br Of Roads be elected in Breckin-
he county which motion carried, the
. stood as follows:
A Wright for Mat Shrewsbury.
George Harris for Mat Shrewsbury.
am Dix for Mat Shrewsbury.
ohm Akers for Pal Garner.
pan Quiggins for Pal Garner
B. A. Whittinghll for Pal Garner
Judge Waggoner casts the deciding
e and votes for Pal Garner. And
Is declared elected to the Office OF
pervisor Of Roads and Bridges for
I'M of two years.
Moved and seconded Supervisor name
own deputies or sub supervisors the
tie on same being a tie The Judge
SITS deciding vote and rules the Sup
visor shall choose the subs with the
distance Of the Magistrates.
Report Of William ALL, Commissions
and Receiver Of Breckenridge county
om April S, 1910, to April S, 1911,
ed and ordered that Squires, George
arris and G.. A. virginia committee
look into report, and report on same
hursday morning.
aim of George Harris allow
ed for holding inquest and
summoning Jury on infant $50
! lain Of 0. DeHaven allowed
flor meals furnished Common
wealth prisoners 9.33
Moved and seconded that the Super
|sor of Roads of Brecke nridge county,
Jake report of all moneys that come
Ito his hands or collected from any
burce including taxes collected from
elinquents and any District Supervisor
nder him and shall make said report
each term of April Court.
1t Is ordered that Squires B. A. Whit
Inghill anG Dan Quiggins investigate
he books of the Road Supervisor.
This day came the Commissioners H.
4. Beard and John P. Haswell, Jr. and
fiscal Court Committee John N. Akers
nd S. H. Dix heretofore appointed to
make a settlement with the sheriff and
reduce to the court settlements with
Jennie Sheeran, Sheriff, for taxes due
Or the year 1910, which were examined
nd approved by the court and ordered
o record.
1t is ordered by the court that the
heriff retain in his hands the sum Of
81 As the amount due the Road Fund
f the Second district also the sum of
1873. "a the amount due the Road Fluid
{ the Third district; also the sum of
249. o. the amount due the Road Fund
DR. the Fourth district; also the sum of
1882 the amount due the Road Fund of
be Fifth district; also the sum of $67. So
he amount due the Road Fund of the
ixth district, and he shall be charged
nth these several amounts in his next
ettlement. And it appearing that the
he-iff has overpaid the Road Fund of
he First district in the sum of S4S AZ it
ordered that he be credited by said
mount of 49, in his next settlement.
1t also appearing that the sheriff has
verpaid the General Expense Fund in
he sum of 81, sci 80 the Commissioner
nd Receiver, Vim, Ali, is now ordered
nd directed to pay the sheriff that sum
t money; and if necessary, he is auth
rized and directed to borrow a suffici-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1911-05-03

$3 300 10 S Sfrss front miles from Gust09
watered: lays WE'LL good young orchard; good
timber on rural route school house few yards
fro a house, Improvements; good four room
dwelling with kitchen on back porch; two
good barns barn and tenent house and els
tern back In the field meat and hen house
wood shed; viii sell on easy payments; plenty
OF small fruit. Further particulars address
Jno. ID. Babbage, Cloverport. Ky.