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State of Colorado,
Coasty 0f (iaaniss,a

State Of Colorado,
Cossty of 6annisoa. ~.
In the County Court in Probate.
In the Matter Of the Eatate of
william Webber Decreased.
Peter PiloRi, Administrator.
by virtue Of an order and decP~e ~ the
County Court IN erobate Tor the County Of
0uRnteOn. state Of Colorado. made and eN-
tered IN the sth day of July A. ID. 1Sl2 On IT,
petition of the underuiGned administrator of
the estate ~ Vtpliam We66er, deeeased 1
shall on Saturday. september 7th. 4. D. 1872,
at the hoHr of two o'cieck IN the afternoon
~ said day Oeles Tor sale At private sale 81
the once Of The COusty JadRe IN the County
Court uouse N the Town U tSunnisoe
the foolo wing descrtbed real estate to- wit:
q s.ctiea Eleven. the kOrth Hah "a the
quarter NJ the North Fest Quarter Of f,rttOo
fweive. and the south Man ~ the sovsh
vest Quarter and the south West Ouartpr Of
the south East Qwartsr n AeetioN One. eI n
fowssAip ffteea south II nanee EieAsv-
sevea West 0f the New Mexico PYjnrtpsl
uevsdiaa. toaether with al water ssd wstrY
r!gAts FertalainG To sid Hand cad uGpA
theseoa nor the psrpose a irvt9ation On
tee sonowfnG ternss, to-wit: ROr not ~
than the appseised value which 10 esAaAM,
nor essA In hand.
Dated 81 0nnnisos. Colorado. tkss i2tA Aas
u August. M.
eEfER PILONI. Administrator
nj the Estate N William NeblupV Drreoerd
INV pub. August n; lest pub. s-pt. g. lsa1)
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a.s fsshef, j. . Sssdo&rsdGs. sssay-
sss ass@s sass Of Cosossde Sy<ss0
Mr. Ssidoarsa9s. Sr. wss - a -
.srsess sa~eP o~aers " k.as>nD
C1iossao. Ia lsss he sssvausd q
h,s ranches and sasrp. and os~s -
~ the business II bsysaS sA~p -
Nee Mex,ce and Texss sad ss1i.ss
si1sm - IssGs ssssera tsrdsss.
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lsss end become city sdssos Il -
Gssesse h. W Ssssle. sAo sdi>sd
the P.pcr, though R~p~slsass =
pohs,cs. wss very nsca ePpassd -
the protective policy Of his p.ssy.
b, wss largely due 10 his ssvoaG -
able editorials on the tariff qsssAiaa
and his intimate ssssc,as,oa Ussh ~.
s,sese. that Mr. SsldomsidGe bsasas
Ga advocate Of the I'smecssssc do
trsne of tariff for r~ssase only.
In lsss he gave up HE passssoa
on the Gazette and en,eped the Gsaaa
business with his father aud bro&Aes.
The father died in December, ls86,
sad the firm name wss changed 10
Seldomridse Brothers. Ii 1907 The
business vas incorporated ~ rks
Seldomridee Gram Co The eeor
pany does an extensive buying ssd
shipping business in Colorado ed
adjoining states. Mr. Seldomridee
was elected president II the Colorado
Grain Dealers Association in 1911
and reelected in 1912.
Through the conduct Of his bssi-
ness he has become thoroashly
familiar with the stock growing and
agricultural resources Of the staAe,
and enjoys q wide acquaintance With
citizens who are engaged and inter-
ested in the development of thsss
resources.
He 10 also familiar with the min-
ing industry Of the state. His Bsns
appeared on one of the esrly sssksU
driven in the Cripple Greek districs.
Having represented thss widely
known district in the stste senate Tor
eight year,. it he's given him ~ IN
timsss knowledge Of mining ahsirs
Mr. Seldomridge hes always hsen
. Democrat.
In mstters Of state Legislation, he
took . strong stand for economy in
the expenditure of the public funds,
and Supported zealossly. neassrss
designed TO equslize taxseioS, end to
secure On equitable valuation Of cor
porste property. HE record on
labor legislation was clear and con-
sistsnt, and received the approval of
the Legislative committes of the
State Federation Of Labor. His
candidacy hes been favossbly COM
mended TO working men and woaen
of the Second Congressional district
BY resolstioo Of the Federated Trades
Cosncil of Colorado Springs. ct q
meeting held August Is. 1912.
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l nave herd ranging in aas from
D 70 10 weeks. Prices fSon % Sp
Cash with order. RsieseDoe, 0uani
son Besk 4 Trust Co. Addssss eli
co0msnicatioas 10 j. ". 6nIrH.
r. r. Box 10. Upper Gvnnieon
33-34p. Phone Gunnisoa 6O3
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theis value ko0Wa. I - Gsseo1D -
DoAas Kiasey Ptlls live ~ 10 s~0U
claim made foe tAS0-"
For sale by all aseIers. Price 30
cests Poster -nilbsrn Co, Bsesls.
nv. sole agents for the Urssse
ststss
Renemhsr the aane--Doas's-oA1
take - SthGs.
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1s0s - AiUpiss -

We have now in stock a large
hot a fish shipping tags. We sell
them at one cent each.
NEwsCNAMpIoN OFFICE.
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Uuounin

Nsaiss is hesrby given that The
Daard Il Cosssy Coonissiosess Of
0sasissa Cosaty ColorsAo. will meet
- . CsseAy Bosri Of Eesslisstioa
= 10 o'csock .. -. Tuesday, Sept
I'D, - Tsssdes. Sept. 18th l9i2.
(sEAL) Asassa:
P.J. hURLsr, Cosnty CIsrk.
Ds1sd - 0snaisoa, Colombo, this
9eA Aay a A~evsa. A. d. 1912
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Vaalno

All Who will board or room Nor
msl sssdents, or do both, 70 notify
me ct once. Osr list 10 beinS CON-
piled nov. Eva CARpENrER,
1884 Secsetary Normal School
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Lsf-6ssllioa, sorpsl, weight
shous 90. Right eas sliGhtly crop
-, kSeA hind ~ wkite. BssnAed
Re~ssd e5 los ss4ssu 70
r. n MCCLAHAnAH,
SAtf. Alnoat, Colo.
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foR SALT H. p. Gas Eas,ne
bsIeS, ssed 5 months. Will bale
from Is 70 % tons per day. Talk
qslck. Inquire Of Geo. Eastman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23
49,

Woasa Who cen do plain cooking,
aoA ooa 70 shsod aloUe.
NRs. A. n. R. CRooKs.
3l4. Phone 0annisoa Goa
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\x/ANT-ADS IA th. column
w Ct sse Realh. They .e
ody five cents . Inc. ctSs.,or G;SS IS,

Don't losusx the Railroad Meme
Aell sostGAs.
BLACK hanond Caal
A6tf. 5. 4. DAY, agent.
Grs,s ssd potste s.cts for ssle 1t
O ID hsstlR's l3tf.
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Bsst grade cate. psr hsndrsd 81 30
Cosa and brsa, per haadred ~ %
Good wheat per hsndred $3.50
Slu. q q. JAYNE.
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GOAL, COAL. COAL.
Psssons 4 Fersuson.

les esa get thict, heavy. lumher
at The nsser Lsmber Cos yard,
south NAN NJ. 23tf.
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COAL COAL, COAL,
Pss,DUs 4 Esssvsna.
Hard ssd solt cual Drsy end
traDsisrriaG. 8. L. Day, Phose,
GUINNESS lO7l. 3lh
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Ts or Dsighboss - otAes kipd
lsiss6s ~ sspsss sisssss - As.ss-
~ apVssciseioe a ~ many svi-
tsosn Il syopssAy ia sks In Of
Soe bssssOA eaekss.
epAVv-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

Prod p. Schsvers has secured the
6saaisou agency for the fsmous
"ladisn Remedy" thst cures rheu-
asstism, kidney and bladder troshle
etc. lW . bottle. See the Prof
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A1ass tAe eOth We will hsve plssty
A - Dosssoss snd ssaple veae-
tsblss. Nail osdess receive psompt
seesosioa. Price right.
0A. j. WALTER HAYMAKER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

LsAiss Royal Tailoring Company,
esclssive styles in women's and
nisass wearing apparel.
Agent. Mss MARY ZEIGLER.
FSsess csll - ssyles end samples.
39-AOp.
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.Ous eaass ed lee Cvsaa Rnsass
is 80 spsa evcsia0s sssil = lssa
3 o's1ssk. 6AvEYfE Baas.
3A-0. TonicAi Ave.
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FoR sALs:-Sssshise WashinH
Aschiss " Ens coadi.ios. Raeulsr
ol2.W wAsa 80, will tsks $500.
32tf. \. LAnpDIu, Bos 3.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

j. A. fuDsS, Painter and Dscosa-
Tor, NostA Msin Street, Gsanisoa.
Sign wosk . speciality. Alti
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

Foa sALE-One six-hole 0erleu<
Range. Drop cssd 70
S3tf Mas. T. j. THOMPSON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

Try the BALDWIN stase for psonpt
service ssA . eonfusssble ride.
6tf n. 8. CRARY, PsoprissN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-08-23

Losr-Oae sorrel howe, weight
sbost eLexes hundred posnds,
brsndsd pm the right shoulder.
o50O reward.
ANTHoNY CohsToCK,
Jsck's Cabin.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
The Cosmos.

Long-distance telephones made a mix
up of the booking agents story for the
Cosmos Theater this week. The big
headliners will be DOre Lyons Operatic
Four. a musical organization OF high
rank and artistic attainment, which
promises an unusually fine offering, and
the young English tragedian. Stuart Pa
ton. a pupil of Sir Henry Irving. in
that great players masterpiece. The
Bells" Mr.. Patton is supported by Lii
liam Terry. assisted by Fred Eiptaux. Ed
ward Terry, and Frank Simpson. Their
production is provided with special
scenery and effects.
Supplementing these attractions OF
known merit will be the Adams brothers
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
Polf'. Theater.

"A Gentleman from Mississippi" which
the Poll Players win present tomorrow
night for the first time in Washington
at popular prices, accompiishes the re-
markable feat Of showing audiences the
humor Of politics. The play carries every
capacity house by big majority. and
at the same time makes couple of
grating Senators see that they can't
upset the band wagon OF political bon
esty. This Is the play that made Theo-
dore Roosevelt dramatic critic and won
his hearty support for the footlighted
ticket of Wise and Rhodes, the authors
OF the play. AS the new Senator from
the State that first made you proud of
your spelling, Senator Langdon-of Mis-
sissippi makes a clean sweep of the stage
and polls big vote of approval
As soon as you see the heavyweight
Senator inscribing himself on the regis
ter of the International Hotel you feel
deep down In your orchestra chair that
he will make Washington hum with
honesty. There IL something in the
sweep of his hat. in the wrinkles of his
true statesman's coat, in the broadne G
OF his back, and the goodfellowship OF
his crossed legs that tells you he is here
In the National Capital to make politics
popular and to prove that honesty is the
best politics. Senator Langdon is a low
able old fellow from the old South, who
has been elected by ''the machine" but
who isn't going to let IL run him IL he
can help 1t. He doesn't intend to be
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
Lyman Howe Pictures.

Another feast of pre-eminent motion
picture achievements is in store for
patrons of the Columbia Theater to-
night, when the Lyman II. Howe Travel
Festival will again be presented IN an
entire change of programme. There will
be further studies of marine life. the
first of which excited so much favorable
comment last Sunday. The travel
itinerary will carry the auditor to the
historic Palace Of Fontainbleau, France,
which vas the scene of regal and i'm
perial splendor for over 700 years, and
the seat Of pageantry. luxury and ex-
travagance intermingied with constant
intrigue and tragedy. Thrilling Auto
mobile Racing on a Half-Mile Track
and an adventure in African wflda,
where a wild lion comes In the !mme-
diate vicinity Of a horse. becomes thrill
ling entertainment, while ride over
grandeur of the always fascinating
cataract as seen from numerous angles:
new winter sports in Switzerland.
sightseeing trip through curious Hol-
land. during which some quaint Gus
toms and sedate types are witnessed:
a visit to the Culver Military Academy
at Culver. Ind. showing the sports.
drills. horsemanship. military activities.
&C., Of the splendid Cadet Corps: new
animal studies; forms OF marine life as
represented by the jelly fish of the
Mediterranean, and many other big fea-
lures will be presented.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
The Casino.

Under the most favorable circum-
stances. the Casino will reopen for the
season tomorrow with bill Of superb
vaudeville features at popular prices.
Following the policy maintained earlier
in the year. the promise is for a season
OF elite vaudeville that will make the
Casino more popular than ever.
Patrons will find the homelike play
house newly decorated and frightened
up.
The headline attraction for opening
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
The Columbia.

A simple. warm-hearted and manly
country boy is the hero of Peaceful VAL
ley" the patheticaliy beautiful and hui
morous comedy that is to be presented by
the Columbia Players for the twenty-third
week of their successful season at the
Columbia Theater, beginning tomorrow
evening. 1t is play in three acts. from
the pen Of Edward E. Kidder, that at
tained pre-eminence as the most success
full offering Of the beloved comedian, Sol
Smith Russell. In it. as the hero. Hosea
Howe. Mr.. Russell reached the climax,
the zenith, of his eventful career and es-
tablished his claim as the foremost of
American comedians.
In the Columbia offering the role of Ho-
sea Howe will be taken by Edward H.
Robins, who not only has successfully
played the part before. but who has been
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18

As Fagin IN "OIivr Twist" at the Garden.
ing the special scenery used by AMr
Goodwin when the production was at the
height Of its tremendous run.
Ever on the alert for the best and most
entertaining novelties, Manager Tom
Moore presents this wonderful picture TO
the patrons of the Garden. along with
bill of high-class vaudeville acts which
can be taken as but an inkling of the
sensations that are TO follow when the
formal opening OF the Garden takes
place. Monday. August 26. with a bill
that will prove a revelation.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
Chase's New Theater.

The dedication of the new Chase's to
the joyful. reasonable, and wholesome
amusement uses of life will occur to-
morrow at 1:3o and 7:30 p. m, the mat
tnee constituting the inaugural perform
ance, although many persons speak of
Monday night as the opening"
As the audience files in at the hour
for throwing open the doors they will
hear the welcoming notes Of the great
promenade lounge, on the G Street side.
Here there will be recitals before every
performance and during the intermis-
sions
An augmented orchestra, the largest
in Washington and one Of the largest in
America, under the direction Of Henry
Smith, will give concerts in the theater
following the organ recitals. and also
Furnish the incidental and photoplane
music.
Properly enough, the pre-eminent fea-
ture Of the inaugural programme will
be bewitching Mabel Taliaferro, the fore
most comedienne of her time. This IA
nous actress, who won distinction in
''Polly of the Circus" will present for the
FIRST time in polite vaudeville her own
one-act japanese comedy, The Return of
Tori San," in which, in New York re-
Gently, she scored an immense success.
Another rare number in the galaxy of
lun1inaries will be Arthur DEACON, the
latest laughing find recruited from
comic opera, musical revue, and the sue
oessive Ziegfeld ''Foliies." Possessing an
exceptional voice and appearance, he will
please with his travestied songs and dia-
lect drolleries, followed by amusing
dance steps.
An international star, said to be the
brightest in the world of marine exploits.
and presented under the nom de theater.
Ideal" will be next in prominence. This
modern mermaid holds the rank Of cham
pion fancy swimmer and acrobatic diver
Ct the world and her act is said TO exhibit
all her superiority in that regard.
Maud Lambert, the star comedienne
who aided Eddie Foy in "Over the
River" in conjunction with Ernest r.
Ball, the composer of Love Me and the
World Is Mine and IN the Garden of
1dy Heart" viii give here this week their
encore winning musical creations. Flor
ence Modena and company will present
their new farcical triumph. "A Lesson
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
Hapea AoNg azZ
NEsGzza Ra4A
ARaNsyN. Valley"

ance during the past week from Fred g.
Berger, lifelong friend and manager Of
Mr.. Russell, who knows every line, every
piece of business, every intonation, and
ell the minute details that went to make
up the perfect Russell production.
In many respects the play is a contrast
between city and country life and ideas
Hosea is the country boy, ambitious, but
with limited opportunities. Aspiring to
college education, he secures a position
as waiter in a summer hotei with a view
TO accommodating something toward the
expenses of his education. There he
meets the city girl, Virgie Rand. She
is educated, wealthy, and possessed of all
the attractions of her station. Each falls
in love with the other and undertake the
task of overcoming the obstacles to their
union.
Frances Nelson is to play the city girl.
which is the role that was played by Min
ME Radcliffe in the Russell productions.
The play will be adequately mounted and
will be the most notable offering of
Russell play since that beloved perform
er bade farewell to the footlights and his
much beloved friends and supporters, the
American public.
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18
II Gea431zaA Eon zk1iv1v1eoI:
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morrow afternoon.
The two act burlesque entitled Low
ers' Lane" will show a ladies' shop and
cabaret. both unusually elaborate and
beautiful in settings. groupings. scenic
and electrical effects. The burlesGue,
New Years Eve at the Cabaret Gone
Mad which lights up at the stroke of
twelve. is novelty in burlesque.
The vaudeville portion of the pro-
gramme will be furnished by Cook and
Lorenz, Helen Byron. musical harmon
lists. Sylvia Jason, Edward Lindeman.
Holdin and Brandon. a refined sister
act. Thomas Glenroy, and James II.
Hughes
Cook and Lorenz have reached the top
rung on the ladder of musical comedy
fame. They have been the feature of
such shows as those staged at the Win
ter Garden, the Folies Bergere. and the
New York Theater. Miss Helen Byron
makes her debut in burlesque to-mor-
row. Heretofore she has been featured
with high class musical comedy.
Thirty-five beautiful chorus girls In
The Washington herald., 1912-08-18

week will be the Fourteen Boys IN
Blue thrilling military act. in which
the method OF attack and command. to-
gether with the maneuvers and difficult
drills practiced by the regular army will
be shown.
The Van Dyke Girls, the only lady
cartoonists In vaudeville, will add an in
teresting feature, In which they depict
the leading national political characters.
Gates and Blake. billed as the Hebrew
and the travelling man. will be seen in
riot of Celtic wit
Mcdonald and Kennys bit will consist
of singing the sweetest songs of Ire
land in a peculiar and fascinating Celtic
manner.
Vaudeville patrons like nothing better
than a clever black-face act This fea-
ture will be supplied by Wilson and
Richie. known far and wide for their
original darky humor and dialect.
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secretary win orer him great opportuni.

secretary VIII offer him great opportuni-
ties.
In the last act the Mississippi gentle
man compeis the more experienced Sena-
tors to throw up their hands and wins
out all around. Eventually Q love AFFAIR
between the Senator'S favorite daughter
and his young private secretary has a
satisfactory ending.
Louis Haines has been selected to por-
tray the character Of the lovable old
Senator from Mississippi. A. II. Van
Buren, will be seen In the role of his pri-
vate secretary. who guards him from the
unscrupulous scheminss of coterie Of
dishonest Senators. and Miss Jewel will
play the part Of the Senator's favorite
daughter. with whom the young secre-
tary falls in love.
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the fortunate recipient OF valuable assist
In Reform Don Fulano. said to be the
best trick and Laughing HORSE" VIII be
unusual number. A stirring instrumental
novelty Is promised on behalf of the
Musical Gordon Highlanders The best
III motion photography will be presented
by the Photoplane daylight pictures with
which Chase's patrons are familiar.
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guided by men of large experience" he
wants to get a little experience of his
own. Meanwhile he is willing to bor-
row the experience of a young Wash
ington reporter who doesn't take any
stock in political parties, but believes in
men.
After seeing the Senator's two daugh-
tiers, the reporter decides that the job of
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The Gayery.

Those who enjoy up to date comedy
cleverly spiced with pretty girls, musical
selections and specialties will find Just
the show they are looking for in Cook
and Lorenz American Beauties" who
are to open the season at the Gayety to-
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In a laughable sketch, entitled The
Tangie Of the Blackfaces and the Roller
Skates" introducing the tattered song
in its pristine glory and humorous
chatting: Fossita. In high-class offer
ing on the characterization; Smith and
VALLEY. in the Volunteer Pianist" a
travesty of mirth and melody. and
Gretchen Spencer, character comedienne.
in impersonations Of interesting subjects
The Pathe pictures Of interesting world
events will lead the list of new and en-
tertaining film features provided
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dainty costumes heightsn the brilliancy
of the stage pictures Dance follows
dance so swiftly that the turkey trot al
most trips up the classical ballet; rag
time song follows rag TIME song in such
rapid succession that the last measure
of one seems the first strains OF the next