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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-08
Tresspass Notice

All hunters, peddlers and others are
warned not to tresspass Or the lands of
ard under the control of the under
signed. Violaters will be prosecuted.
w. T. BRITToN.
R. M. LONG.
J. E. & J. r. SPARKMAN
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-08
T~resspass Notice,

All hunters and other tresspassers
r hereby warned not to t~resspass on
my land IL miles west of Brooksville.
Violators will be prosecuted.
d. B. CADE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-08
Land for Sale.

have 231 acres land close TO Macon
which | offer at a very low price. Part
open and part wood land. All good
land and a good part of it extra fine.
Ed. M. MURPHY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-08

All hunters and others are warned
not to tYesapasa on my land Q miles
HAHtAetSt 81 Maeeh tn Graham,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1911-12-08
Bronze Turkeys.

A few thoroughbred bronze turkeys
at $40 a trio. for sale.
MRS. P. H. HUNTER,
r. F. D. No, 2. Macon, Miss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07

ter the belief Of the public that he
killed his wife.
Beattie il confident of acquittaI He
has expressed belief that he soon
will be home in the bosom of his
family. He seems to think the jury
believed his story of the crime. When
he concluded his testimony he asked
the jurors II they had any questions
to ask. They replied in the negative.
Beattie evidently accepted this as a
good omen. Others have the opinion
that 1t augured ominously for the &C
cused.
| Retains His Nerve
That Beattis still will retain his
seemingly superhuman nerve" even
in the event that he is found guilty
| Is the belief Of persons who have
| watched him hour by hour as the
trial dragged by Whore another man
would be expected to collapse Beat
! tie IL expected to smile. Whether
his aged father can bear a verdict
of guilty Is a question. His life has
been filled with sorrows. Perhaps
this greatest one might be too much.
lowering behind her father is the
frail girlish figure of the prisoner
| sister. Hazel. who steadfastly retains
ner belief in his innocence. She has
been kept In the background and It
was only when she took the witness
chair to testify that her brother and
his wife seemed happily married
that she was caught for q time in
the glare OF the limeight. She has
been shielded by her relatives, es-
pecialiy the men and the newspapers
have seemed content that she should
remain in obscurity.
In view Of the fact that the law
yers to-day begin their argument for
Reatue's life and that II is possible a
verdict will be returned before night,
1t is likely that the largest crowd
which has visited the courthouse dur
ing the trial will journey the long
miles TO the heart Of Chesterfield
A record in attendance was es-
ia blfshed on Monday when Beattie
testified and on that day more than
five hundred persons swarmed about
the tiny court, As many as could
crowd into the courtroom until It
was with difficulty that those inside
could breathe. Others fingered about
the green waiting for glimpse OF the
principle figures In the trial or q bit
OF the latest news from inside
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
CANDIDATES SPEAK At
POINTS NEAR To HOME
Continued from First Page. )

Continued from First Page
get In Mr. Jones was the recipient
of beautiful floral tribute presented
him by the ladies OF Fredericksburg.
as a token OF their confidence and
esteem.
Judge A. ". Wallace In a few an
proprtaIe remarks presented Mr.. Jones.
who spoke for several hours, and was
literally and enthusiastically applaud
ed lie pursued the lines Of argument
followed in his other addresses. He
scored the record OF Senator Martin.
and quoted evidence TO sustaiu his
statements and showed Martin 8
friendship for the railroads and in
difference TO the people.
MIR. Jones held his audience en-
Unused throughout his speech, and the
ovation accorded him at the close was
tbs greatest he has ever before re-
ceived here. It is conceded that aIr
Jones won many friends and sup
porters.
Claims from both sides indicate s.
close election for this city. though the
admirers of jones and Glass feel con-
fldent that they viii carry the city, or
II Martin carries the city the expect
ed maiorit'' CT $50, will likely be cut
To Is or so
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07

elected, Mr.. Aired H. Mcdowell, clerk
OF Council committees, will doubtless
fall heir to his present lob, which
pays $1,000 per year. At any rate.
Mr.. Mcdowell has his eye on the Job,
and he will not be caught mapping at
any stage OF the game.
The total Democratic vote OF Rich
mond In estimated at about 1900,
and II IL believed that but for the
Beattie murder CASE, which has dis
concerted many minds from politics
in recent weeks, nearly all OF this vote
would be polled Tomorrow.
AS 1t Is a much larger turnout IL
expected than on ordinary occasions
Last, but not least among the city
candidates. Is Mr. Edward NJ. Rowelle
the veteran clerk of the city Circuit
Court, who clinched his nomination
some weeks ago when no one opposed
against him when time for primary
assessment arrived.
Mr.. Rowelle, since that time, has
been resting on his oars and silently
enjoying the discontinue Of some OF
the other candidates whose Jobs are
not sure as his own.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
WISE COUNTY FOR
MARTIN AND SWANSON

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
NORTON, VA, Sept. s.--This
morning your correspondent phoned
all the precinct chairmen and work
ers that could be reached in an effort
to get q conservative estimate on the
vote of Wise county to be cast IN the
primary election Tomorrow. From
the figures obtained 1t seems that to-
morrow Martin and Swanson win car
~ the county by from 2fb to 400 ma
5ority, estimating that two-thirds of
the full vote VIII he cast, and this
appears to be the general opinion. In
the some what improbable event OF q
heavy vote Martins and Swanson's
majority VIII reach from {00 to 46o.
Should the vote be unusually light,
their majorlties Will be considerably
less than 800. The two senator's will
run practically together in the county,
as Will also their opponents. Jones and
Glass,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
BOTH REFUSE TO
Tie ASTOR KNOT
lContlnued from Flrnt PACE

Continued from First Page.)
olergymen, in great hurry to get
married. no one, 1t WAS reported to-
day, has been 10 consult City Clerk
Fullerton about marriage license.
The Rhode Island State law requires
that a woman resident of that State
who desires to marry a nonresident
must secure her marriage license al
least five days before the marriage IL
performed. Both contracting parties
must present themselves 70 tho city
clerk when tho application for thu H.
censs Is made.
Colonel Aston ana Miss Beyoa could
very we'll be married by a Justice of
tho Superior Court tn Newport the
Justices have no computations against
marrying persons who have been d.
vorced. But it fs understood Miss
Force has been very anxious to have a
clergyman to ofiictate,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07

Have yeu set any date for your
marriage" he was asked,
moi Misa Fierce and haven't dis
cussed TIA date Aeu know there re-
mains 10 he done q great many little,
yet Important, things before a date
or place can be taken up, Miss Force,
for example, must get her tropsssau, .
Have you heard that the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, of Little Compton, Fl; L., has
declined to perform the eeremony?"
The colonel did not reply.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
Mrs. John A, Brooke.

Especial to The Richmond VIrsinian.1
CULPEPEA, VA, Sept, G.--Mrs, Jno,
A. Brooke, wife OF ,Tne. A, Brooke, of
this town, died this afternoon after
a lingering illness, She was tina
daughter of the late John Cooke, a dis
tinguishsd lawyer, formerly OF
GuiPePer bar, Sha was noted for her
trohg Christian character, and is
le9cnea by . host sof frisndS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07

Pierty Dalton, fTrst avenue and Burns
street, Highland Park, The funeral
will take place Friday morning at 10
o'clock, at the Highland Park Metho-
dist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
No Date for Osvcu,pny.

NEW YORK, Sept 6t-Coiaaei As
tor was seen by q reporter for the
International News Service as no was
coming out Of the Force residences
this evening. Asked If he had heard
that two c}ergymea had refused to
marry him TO Miss Force, he said,
Really, i haven't read tho news
papers to-day. and an q matter ef fact
do not care to read any Of the news :
paper fepartA"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TIL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
RES0ItRrEE

AT RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA All THE CLOSE OF
BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER /. 1911
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
SQTRCEs

AT RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF
VIRGINIA, AT THE CLOSE or
81 SlNESS, SEPTEMBER !, 1871
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
Arthur p. Dalton

Mr.. Arthur y, Dalton died wednss-
lay afternoon. at 2tsn .o'eioel, at the
.ef his parents. AtE. AID Mrs ,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
REPORT OF THE CONDITION M
OF #4S8z{y
The Merchants National b.

AT RICHMOND. VA, AT THE C1o
OF BUSINESS SEPTEMBER /, 1911
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07

LIABILITIES.
Iapttsl stock paid ih
Surplus fund .,........,
Undivided profits less ex-
penses and taxes paid {.
National bank notes out
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF THE
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA

AT RICHMOND IN THE STATE VIRGINIA CLOSE OF
BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-09-07

LIABILITIEa.
Capital stock paid In ISL 600 90
Surplus fund ............ 1000. 600
Undivided profits. less ex
penses aid taxes paid 1so.s5
National bank notes OUT
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
Qnlnnoo - ODGN
nu
~-E;=:s~'- ~'-
nssser. Colo Goa. 2l. 1911.

Essser. Colo. 0,ra 2l, lSll.
AnsoSscsu4s4s kxs 1sss 1a43s es
Rss.sd.Ua &. 4 JoAssss u she C<,ss-
ssds ssad kosds Cas&asssos II stss
ApE~apssseps II sdein.onsl use~tsrsu
h. she coQaussssss nsxs~d u tlse ssaxsss
usssssssG ef toe vsG~7 7g'ssssarSss a shs
sescsstsae ~ spssssl6snas tk< Qso-
rssn II tss.scosssseetsl k,sksASs
scro~s tts~ sssa< The res ns~@assu
at stse eoasnssssse sse y sssese Aassva
Lake cesssty. G y I..nA. PArk co~sss
II G. kissstrss. tsssass.,s css~sas;
Cs<osAs Ss-ptsa. Ihssss ee~sss. "
3. wssl~cx. A~sa cosnty; X II hlH.
esUa. fsss,lo cs.sasv: u A CA,sholm,
I'll fxse coSssy: r. " hasell, Moui.
se~r eesnsy aud &. o. Qxaassescs,
199sssen couass
lAnss y so~ hssAG assksssd bs
the ssrsous sssess,sess II the c.,sswst-
sse sslsssaS ~ she~e passe II ahs
rosd ~hscs wi:i pass shro3eh sks
sectioae II the sssse ~ wh,ch tk<s
sse sa.essssed AscA sstssmasses,
has also t'sea sscwssd BY the asem-
bess fFom The state h,Ghwsy comDss-
ssea. This rs ao~ hesAg eo@psIed,
aud pct IN shaE< for eonssderstsoa
by the eesa@sssee, wkeh wIll Hsss
sa IAaves keseWter, IL
The conassssse - saxioas ~ aei
all ds.s pu~ssbse regarding shsss
rosds sa osaeF that ske clssas ef eli
sectsoas may he cassfslly coasssiesesi
before report Of amy Kind 70 made
To- The P~eblo convsatlon to he held
in Jsassry !, 10 the idea a shs
eoamsssee ths, the deIeGssss =, sAis
eoavestioa shosld esdasse souss
Fo.te ~ voStss noe, in eseier thss
work eea he pushed ON shese roads
dsrsRG the eonlaG ss~ses
Ii the convention endorses eertssu
Foads 10 he tvoaseoasipeptal high.
wsys, end . omitted effort is made by
ell the good rosd esthssissss in ths
sssse 10 work IN haFnosy fos sks
building os these voads 6sst, tlsess
ssems 10 be ls;Ie qsssaioa bot whst
the end Of 1912 wlIl see so0e good
rosds seross the Rsosptsins
The eommissee hes requested thst
all those persoss having iniesmssioa
regard any Fosse or rostes sesd IL 10
the hesdqssrtevs Of the Colossdo
Good Roads CoafeFesce Association
in the Chamber II Co0mevee Bald
ing, Drnver, in order that s.sch dssa
and informssios Hsy be sivse tAsir
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
Co., e. oenupam -

he r~ceIs ca~ss eroses.s ss gus
erAHsens s9eais sSsssss srsersl II
o'.s cs;szs.s f~ o.xssnS rssisasd s.<s
90 ssseenaseus land. kss c~lswd as
naaay ss9~azs~s - ~ uhss s,sess
ne aasssaSsa kss ~ sk.s zass~r.
fas sssss. = 80 . ussssss a coG-
naon eonseut ~ slios slwls sss
saaaaa; II ss1hss ~ b. cus. asd esea
ssia. n tsesnG cssssasssd . ssQwu,ssy
"a the a~seis.p~sss II sk~ cssssss
iba-e dsss sss psap-rsy pAnsd
N0W vheI tue k,o Sssanew 80 sps
"iheE Esasr.ssc wants tss.. q csa a.
h'Ea - p~y t.w st< tsmter - sesi AZ
thc custsnx and " indeed ds,ss.S sn,-
bs an added prae pss tse. sussssass9
'o she s-.si -sw@psGe. tio~eses. -
ssems to t.e nhe polscs II tts< .ussssor
aspsrtmeas b. ~ost wah the fssss.ry
n"Feaa. ssa esther asa peunsss psbl.c
timser b. be c.s for ssie. as ~ pet
such asf!c.l.se~ sn the ~sy IL ssscsr-
ma permsss thsa IL ssues..s ~ tke
same thsa4 THIS V 10 fosc~ every
soay ,o s.s Of the fsse~sry pseps~
snd thus hss~s the pr.ce oi sse sssa-
Der and II ps,ssse holdings.
hio~ever. ans cstlzea or sestler ,s
entitled ~ Sse 5otaD tses . year sa
lumber er Lsas, w 6s~sa,d os the
hke, for the aeS~lopsssos Il Lss e~s
home. Nos 5s,.sD tsss is . Ss.,d
smosss II MAY he Eo~skly sss,-
mated tbs, . laG IRON . ssss fxa
thr1a1h - che bsss eoatasns SD "
25o bossd tsrt Tkessfose . ssnck
man 's satisfied 70 cst - M. ~
25o such ieGs . yesr tos the asssaep-
@eat of his own hold.aas H con-
Got sell it in ssy fsm. A man nay
cut as 1sch kvewood, or poles - be
pieases. bSs must not sell ssy, al
thoagh yos cen hive . man 10 20 esss
end brsRG yes . Iosd Of ps,lss for
pour eWu -. Nevestheless yos
must pay ksa in essh and NOT 10
Che poles sAs3selvss. les con hire
. msR 10 rss . sswmill and ssw up
timber for yess bsIldlnss, or tsaees,
bnt VOC ssssa pay him cash ssd aa
lumber. fes cen yosrssf - wnh
. team and kssl ssch tsses, % polss
or lsmbes ssA trade thsm 10 . ssosr-
Keeper ior esAas posss, or barb wive.
or anything which IN exchsaee csa
be ussd N sks developwsat of the
farm, bet yOs nSst Rot tssAs ssch
lumber for osss or groceries " be
eaten.
Rather . eo.plics'ed proposition,
but yos - the ides This 10 - en-
planned 10 the News Chsmpioa BY
shose Who hsse cosns in coatact wish
Govern@ess agents AsrinS ths lsse
Controversy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
TWENTY MAks AGO

Should 0uid aeqssasNto nee tss forgot,
Aud ascer brought % msnf
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
My So WesR
A1ass usuh1D ~ - -
- I@Ok Asao- g.
anaDe9De 0Dasl~

Wnes o AsAs-Ay nAa e woman -.
Skas t. rsa as0s Usssoue aoDassns
sAuA ssaDO usnk. lnnD4 q
pEs~ssA suasEs seoksGAa. han1nnnA
di&zy svssis snA urinary s4sosassA
kianey Usskns.s may ss the easns OF
4 all kssp the k.sseys wsa. Aad
they SiA kssD yss VIA boss Md
sey Pals Dah< s.ck ksdEeys wssl
CAn esUnn isos readers asUAnI sur
tner pEouf than the following STATE.
Ueps.
tienry sseSart. Gunaisps Aso.,
BasaA vnnA. Cose.. sASs: ~Rnse
ksane Ptis sss toe ssss kidnsy ssa.
sdy | ever usad. I had eoassaseabas
troubss sroo Woak kidnsyo 60 -
rsa was 6issurbed 81 niGhs ~ . tso
trsQueet asstrs to pass the ktAseS
secreriors. ! also notiesd tha6 sAs
and contained ssdiDsst. vhso -.
ing LDoan's kianey Piils. ] was c~ps.
ful to follow the dirsctioae clossly
and the rssuk Was n0us Grsti 'viRa
Ali the trouble ca ,ssI " ny 81 .neys
the rsoovs1 - ! - bsns0As1 -
every Oay. ~ saoDtsoD -
.sosns Ki1asy Ptlls Aas bssa - sst-
isescsory thst ! sahs p,sesurs 10 ~.
ee0osaatas thsa-"
Per sale ~ eli asalers. Price Sc
eeess. Poster hiibsra CO., Bsaalo
kew Nenk. sDas asssts ser the Uaited
Stetss
AsoeoAsr sAs sADs-Doeas-aaA
tahs - sth6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
= - ~ q ouu~

Liks . saopass, shs Albssg hoasl
stasAs 10 sAe Assss a Dsavss. Fss
o0y ysass - AlAs.y hes sAopssA
- ~ vssy kesss Of Dsavss" - .
aspna, until nos the Alt,sas is sssd
- knsAe other bsildinAs.
'-tsSw fer 10 it from the AlbsnyY"
10 ~ Gsst qsestlon.
rke two newest, largest aud mest
i0Vnssast bsildiass in Denver, the
- pnsaoflice and the new Shsbert
tAsaAss. are right scross the street
fsuo tke Albany.
4 esest stopping at the Albany
@ 81 quicker sction ON Uncle
Ssa's mail service than at any other
k0esl in the country.
H. Albany, however, came first
ss1 sks postofhce followed The
pasaalkee 10 10 he located straight
sssuo the street from the Albany
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

SALE OF TIMBER, Denver. Colorado,
September ~, 1911 sealed bids mark ed cut
side bid, Timber sale. .Appiieat on. July 25
1911 Gunnison," and addressed to the Dis
triet Forester, Forest service. beaver.
Colorado, will be received up 10 and i'm
elading the sixth day of November, 1911
for all Understandable dead timber, stand
ing and down, and all the hive timber
marked for cutting by the Forest officer
on a designated area Of about 5H acres on
the wstershed OF sun Greek in approx
mateiy SECTIONS g. 4. s, $ =, 10, l5, ID, a. q Y,
-. 30 and n I. 30 n, r. W. n. NJ p. NJ
9annison National Forrest. Colorado; esti-
mated 10 be ,sb.eS feet y. N. OF live lodge
pole pine and Engelmann spruce. l.e9l.ess
feet B. N. of live Douglas mr.; 76,wo feet B.
-. oi balsam kr and aspen. and !. - Hp feet
.. ~. of dead Of All species, saw and tie
timber. log scale, more OF less No bid Of
hess than 80 per Thousand feet b n. for
hive Douglas &r, e@ per Thousand feet B.
- for live lodgepole pine and kngelmann
epruce. and $50 per Thousand ieet y, -:
feT live balsom Ar. ASPEN, and dead of all
species, viii BE- considered, and deposit
"A 81 .ee9.@ must be sent 10 the Denver
National Bsnk U. =. Depository II Den
yer. Colorndo. for each bid submitted TO
the District Forester Timber upon valid
claims is exempt from sale. The right To
reject AIRY and all bids is reserved. For
fuYf Their information and regu lattons gov
erufng sales, address Forest Superyisof.
esunnisoa Xstional Forrest. Gunnisoa, Colo
redo 8 L. Aoore Acting District fores-
ter
First pub. Oct. g. last pub. Nov. 8. 1911
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
s~Gses ~ 4 AsVssasss sls.
ate o. William ". Outcall. Is-.ne.

Estate of v iiiiam " Outcalt. ID~aDe.
The unstersisnea. ing b~on app,,iused con
s8rvstnr IT tile estate ~ william " tputcnl,.
late ~ the County of Gunaison. in THE State ~
Colorado. insane. hersssy gives notice that be
will appear beo6se tho county Cont OF said
6u0npson tountg, at the our; Mouse 10 6uaui.
e,s. in said Cosst, on hondss the 18th dag ~
koveWsssr, A. D. iatl. NJ the hour ~ ven oclspck
q =; ~ said atay ~ which tiase sll psrsons hsv-
ing claims against said ESTATE nosiied and re-
uns~ted 10 sstsad tor ttse puEpsse ~ having tho
saae adjusted. Ali psrsuns instsbted to said
estate reussssed make Immediate pay
0eut b. the undersigned.
Dated At Gunuisasl. Colorado. this l2sh siay of
Orts,ber A. D. 10sl
yoRS " woLrk. Conservation Of the estate
u Wiliism ". Osascslt, Insane,
Pub. Ort. - Nov ". 1871
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

A Lejune left for IN eastern trip,
Denver Richardson fell and broke
both bones in his left arm.
The residence of s. q. Gill was
rapidly nearing completion.
Eddie Mueller entertained . num-
Der Of friends in honor of his birth
day.
A baby bow arrived ct the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dean at Lake
City.
c. A. Freeman was making ar
raneements 10 establish . bank in
Tin Cup.
Mrs.. Theo. Schmidt and dsaxhter
Miss Emma, left for Denver TO epend
the winter
John England had his foot SC
badly crushed when s~ischin9 in
the Rio Grande yasds thst am psta.
ton wss Deesssry.
While on . hsntine trip On the
Cochesopa, "UncBe" Nat Fisher end
Sam wells had hand 10 hand en-
cosnser with . hsee eriszly bear,
Weils being qsise bedly i.jsrsA be
fore the bsar ~.s friehtesed s~ay
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Oairy farming 10 being investi-
ssAsl BY several Gsnnison county
nsssAssen ~ . possible new industry
ID - seported that some Of the larger
rsscAess contemplate engaging in
ths Aeiry bssiness in the near future
Alsss1y several inquiries have been
as1s fos milk herds, but they are
scasos in this vicinity. A creamery
fos Csnnison is an enterprise that
wosld Pedoand TO the city's impor-
lsace - . business center, rs well as
give splendid profit to the investor.
ldbe .oney might safely be used in
deveIoping such an industry in Gun
niepa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

SALE OF TIMBER, Denver, Colo sep
tember ~, 1Sil, Sealed bids marked out
side, Bid, Timber sale, Application,
August y, iSi1, GaHnison. and addressed
70 the District Forester, Forest service,
Denver. Colorado, will be received up TO
and including the sixth day OF November
fSfi, for all merchantabie dead timber,
standing and doAn, and all the live tim
Der marked for cutting by the Forest
oehcer on q designated area of about 640
xeres, located on the watershed Of Little
I'M Greek, apRroximately within see
NJ, Gunnison National Forest. Colorado;
estimated TO be T7s,@0 feet B. N. OF live
Douglas fr and iodgepole pine and 1850
- feet 3. N Of merchantable dead timber
Of all species, log scale, more or less. No
bid of less than ss.09 per Thousand feet B.
- for the live Douglas fir and Iodgepoie
pine and d. 80 per thousand feet v. M. ior
merchantabie dead timber will be con
sisiered and q deposit Of $50 w must be
sent to the Denver National Bank L.. :.
DEPOSITORY at Denver, Colorado. for each
bid submitted TO the District Forester
Timber upon valid claims is exempt from
sale. The right To reject any and all bids
is reserved. For furt her information and
regulations governing sales, address For
est supery isor, Gunnison National Forest,
Gunnison, Colorado. =. l.. Moore Acting
District Forester,
First pub Oct q, last pub. Nov. 3, fsil.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
AsssCG ssT sASVsgRess BAR

Estate Of Rachel n. Wilkinson Deceased
The undersigned. having been appointed ex-
ecutors II the estate of Rachel r.. Wilkison.
late of the County of GunBsoa. In the St ate
M Colorado, deceased. hereby gives notice
that they will appear before the ounty Court
of said 6uNaisoa CouBuy. at the Court House
in GunaisoU, in said County. on Monday. the
aIth day Of November. A -, I9ti. at the hour
~ two O'Clock n. Of said day. at which
time atl persoDs having claims against said
estate ere notified aud requested 10 attend
sor the purpose II having the same adjusted.
An indebted to said est te a re req ues
ed 10 make Immediate pa meat To the usder-
signed.
Dsted at G8Hais,n. Colorado, this 18th day
of October. A. D. Ieil.
EMMA y NELsoS CRADLES A. NELsoN eH-
ecutors of the estate of Rachel Il. WiikisOa
Dece0ned
Published Qct aeNov. n le4i
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
sssscs - Asyasc 4ssss ~ asAsa
asAGG 4 -

once ef the stste Board of Land Commis-
sioaers.
Denver, Csslo.. tkt. 4, 1871
Notice h hereby given that Frank Dunn
whose postoAace sddpe~s is Doysevihe. Coio. i.
kos made spplics sion No. A "a 10 iesse the
h,llo winG ds8cpiled ncAassi Lands. astuate 10
AaGwache COunty. Co3osndo. to-wit:
eEh ~ 80 u. 80. 8. Twp M. X ~
No Ueesr appeacseiBa t0 hsaar the Shove
dsurrthed iaads wih " c0neie1eved after Nov.
". 104a.
IL JErrEmsox,
Register state Roard Land Com missionevo
Published Ort ALhov NJ lsii.
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03
DIR. COX.S
00Aed Wire
I.0(l1

00A2ANTEED 10 heal without Deev-
m h1ensieh, or MONEY REFUNDED.
- nd 81 90 sizes for fresh wounds.
eA4essee, eoYe backs and shoulders, burns
- osuiees. Csc size for Family Uee.
- cOES PASNlE4S 02xY1u
il on1eee and guaranteed 10 cure
sA, Rmebone, Curb. sweeny, Spl,nA,
-, - any enlargement OF bone a
m1e, ~ money refunded. Price Sc.
- 0A6 ~ ~ OuUom1DSD
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

We had fine hay CROP" said
Cypssen Rouviere Of lola. 10 the
Ne~s- champion man Saturday
Ose eighty acre tract near the
hosse cut nearly 800 tons, and we
led 200 tons from 290 acres under
the sichIe. This was mostly alfalfa,
ost nixed with timothy and other
granoea."
Gunnison news-champion., 1911-11-03

Pyui. Henry L. Richter. the art
instructor at the Normal school, con
te0psssee organizing an orchestra in
@ Gsnnison. Prot. Richter 10 an &C
eoaplislsed violinist as we'll as a
paissee Of merit.