davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-04-19

Get butter wrappers at Echo office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06

NyaIg Tonic for that weak,
tired and languid feeling.
At EIner's next week, special, 70
cents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06

Let lis print your stationery.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06
Xlu CAN AFFORD Il.

Fifty dollars pays for an unlimited
life scholarship in bookkeeping, short
hand or teIegraphy in our school.
Fifty dollars will pay for the board
and lodging of the average student
while completing one Of these courses.
Two Of these courses combined will
cost $95 for life scholarship. The
average TIME for completing two
courses when taken at the same
time is five months, therefore board
and lodging would amount to about
$3.50. When one Or more of these
courses is finished, we will place
the graduate in a position where his
first two or three months salary will
reimburse him for all necessary tut.
ton and board paid for the course.
The graduate will soon admit that ii
he had had TO borrow every cent OF
the money to- pay board and tuition,
it was the best investment he ever
made.
With the famous Byrne simplified
shorthand and practical bookkeeping,
and our practical way of teaching
telegraphy and railway station work,
we give the student a more thorough
training, in half the time and at
half the usual cost of a course in
other schools teaching other sys.
TENS This is conclusively proven
by the Endorsements in our catalogue
from those who have attended other
schools and studied other systems.
We prove every statement We make,
and that is why we have here to-
day the largest school of bookkeep-
business training, shorthand, type,
writing and telegra ply in America.
Our catalogue is free for the asking,
and it will give any parent or young
person just the information they de-
sire in helping them to make up
their mind as to what school to pa
tronize, what kind Of course to
take, what it will cost, and what the
course will enable the graduate to
earn.
Fill in name, address and course
interested in, and mail to Tyler Com
mercial College, Tyler. Texas.
Name :.
Address ..................= -.......:...... =.
Course
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06

E. G. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish Of Ascension.
DonaldsonYille, La, june 1, 1912.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06
PARTITION SAL E.
state of Louisiana-Parish of Ascen-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Judicial
District Court.
Sam. Prove nZano
VS.. No. 2001
Agnes Dorsey ct ais.

by VIRTUE OF and in obedience
ID to an order Of sale, to effect q
partition, issued by the above named
court in the above entitled and NUM-
Dered cause, and TO me directed, /
nave taken into my possession anu
Will sell at public auction to the last
and highest bidder, in accordance with
law, at the principal front door OF the
courthouse of the parish Of Ascension,
IN the town Of Donldsonyille. on
SATURDAY, JULY s, 1912,
at II O'clock a. M, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
A certain lot of ground situated in
The parish of Ascension, about three
t3) miles below the town Of Donald
5onyille on the right descending bank
of Bayou Lafourche, being bounded il
front by Bayou Lafoarche, in the rear
by the Souvenir plantation, on the
right by the property formerly Of
Mrs. john Me5ine, now of L. Proven
zano, and on the left by the property
of Luke Pfoyenzano. and about one
quarter Of an acre front, with all the
depth thereto apper tanning; together
with all the buildings and arrow
aents thereon and thereanto belong
ing.
Terms and conditions-Ca Cash ii
United States currency.
E. C. HANSON,
Sheriff, Parish Of Ascension.
5$I)lnaldGnnyiI1a r "a F1rr1 Il 4a4 y
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06
LIST Of |. etters

Remaining in tho postoffice at Don.
jacksonville, for week ending July g.:
Alice Arceneaux, Rosanna Baptiste,
Victoria Bell, Milton Bludson, Hazel
Boudreaux, Celina Brown, Annie
Broussard, Alice chatham, Mrs. Tom
Conner, Frank Cook. Dave Crockett,
Jimmie Dalferes, Robert Ellis, Steve
Homes, Louis Johnson, Mrs. v. Mar
tin, Poline Manuel, c. B. Nc
Manus, Mrs. j. A. Thornton, John
Turner, Carrie Sims. Ouida Ramirez,
Clarence Rivet, Douglas Richardson,
Florestine Porter, Stella Simmons,
Philip Williams, Minnie Wilson, J.
Wernsberg, Conelius Wallace.
When calling for these letters say
advertised. II not called for in two
weeks they will be sent to the Dead
Letter office at Washington, d. G.
]. j. LAFARGUE. Postmaster.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06
Creation of a state tuberculosis

commission Is asked by a mousse JILL
Several bills correcting errors in
citations and service Of papers in
civil proceedings have been launched.
The contest of the election of w.
T. Christy as senator from the sew
enth, district has beer in committee
since the opening OF the session with
out action. W. j. Hennessey is the
contestant.
Empowering municipalities to own
Hamley. Passed by the house and
reported favorably in senate.
To make Orleans. compulsory school
law applicable to entire session in
stead of ninety days. On final pas
sage in the senate.
Bill to abolish Orleans levee board
and give its powers to dock board.
On final passage IT. senate.
Locke bill, removing Suthern Uni
versity from New Orleans. Passed
by house and on final passage in the
senate.
Butler bill to prevent single-shot
ting. In house.
Bill introduced in senate by Mr.
Rivarde to permit the organization
of a new party.
Sere bill requiring publication of
assessments. Passed by house.
Johnson campaign expense account
bill Passed by house.
Bills to empower police juries to
prohibit gambling and selling OF
liquor have passed both houses.
Locke bill, giving railroad commits
sion authority to award damages for
oYercharges and determinations.
Passed by house.
Acts Promulgated.
The following acts were promul-
gated by the secretary Of state dur
ngs the week:
Act No. 1I-Coneurrent resolution
Erecting the registe1, OF the state
and office and the attorney general
70 investigate sixteenth section school
lands.
Act No. IL Making it a mis-
Ssiemeanor to obtain accommodations
at any MOTEL, inn or boarding house
ny a false show OF baggage or with
intent to defraud, or to move the
same without paying bill, except at
the request or With the consent OF
he proprietor or manager.
Act No. l5-Io enforce artlcie #Ilo5
ST the constitution OF 1898, declaring
lhat no person snail mold or e1ef-.
else, at the. same TINE. more tl1san
5ne office Of trust OF profit, except
hat OF justice of the peace or no
#Safy pupllc.
Act NO. l4--4AuthoIlzlng the lFsu-
.tlne Nuns, a #reIlglous INSTITUTION iof
me education OF young ladies', situat-
I'd IN the parish OF Orleans, TO con
Ter degrees ana grant diplomas.
Act NO. Ito amend and reenact=
aectlon oa2 OF the revised statues.
ACT NO. 100 amend sectiolls .,
Il ana Il OF ACT - OF the session 81
81 1924, emitted: All act 70 regulate
me pfactlce OF hledlGllle, surgery
ana mld-W11ery, 70 create state
8ooafds OF Mealcai examiners, anu
20 fesulate lae Tees ana elnoluhlents
=anefeof; to prevent the pracuce OF
s-nediclhe, surgery ana midwifery by
unauthorized persons.
ACT no. li-fseauestlng the seaa-
LOTS ana representatives. OF LOUISIANA
n congress TO use their pest eAertlons
20 procure an appropriation OF money
ny congress necessary TO the com
eleton OF the survey OF land IN the
'ta1e OF LOUISIANA.
ACT NO. lo-fsequestlhg Our sena-
tols ana representatives . II congress-
rants Of March q 1915 and Sent
- 1S50
Act No. l9-To amend and reenaot
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06
MAKES PINPLEs GO.
Remarkable How zemo Clears the
Face Ct Pimples and All Other
Bemishes.

y
With the finger tips apply a little.
zemo to the skin, then see the PIN
pies ard biackheads vanish. ze1no is
a liquid, not a smear. It leaves no
trace; Just simply sinks in and does
The work. You will be astonished &c
lind how quickly eczema, rash. dan
lruff, itch, liver spots, salt Tileunl.
md all other skin diseases are cured
Zemo is put up by the q. w. Rose.
Medicine Co, ST. Louis, Mo-, aud is
regularly sold by all druggists at 81
Tor the large bottles, but you can
getla liberal size trial bottle Tor only
rs. cents. And this trial bottle IS
guaranteed You surely will find Re
mo a wonder. Get a bottle now from
N-Ray Pharmacy.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06
Notice.

You can have your suits cleaned
and pressed while you are receiving
tonsorial services, at. JOHN QUERIES
Sanitary Barber Shop-the only one
N town. Prices as follows: Suit,
leaned and pressed, 60 cents: coat,
pressed only, 25 cents; trousers,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06

Not few "curiosities Of literature
find their way into the mass of cor
respondence handled in the. office Of
the Collector Of Customs for the port
OF New Orleans. Among recent
specimens is the following letter
from resident OF the classic and
classy town of Bogalusa, La, where
The finest sawmilI in the world is
operated:
Dear Sir in Reffen to you / will
say TO you that wants you to get
me a JOB OF Potering at Hotel are
station Were Firn.an JOB ali some
tancy JOB has Edcation suffishfon
to handle the JOB, SO reply Soon
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1912-07-06
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

CONTINUED from page one.)
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
UoD1E NJ
Corresvosassss.

aes*9fs-,8
Tuesday. February 6.
snow yesterday. the firrf IN several
weeks
The Morning Star teams have an
the ore IN the hill. and are no~ haul
ias same irvsn the sIseiter. aud load
ing several cars at SsrgeBts.
". n. Mcconnell i- making goss<
bcadwss oa the tunnel on HE IeNss
oi the Inaver City proisrty. Th<
ore samples are high grade silver
cs,ning from asartzite contact.
n Nc Mahan i~ working tise isabel
HE is i,,iiowinQ n streak oi lead car
donates which lie oa the lime hang
ing wall. This i- ca the scin which
paid the May people over 81 .Ts'. .sH~,.
Mac don't expect quite that much.
Dnk Tull5sr and Incie Tom Riley
are showing some good quarts. shot
with copper. also silver head -ausy,is.s.
They have q ten-foot vein uf quartz
with about ten-Inch high grade
streak. the ore is get ting better as
they near the Lilly ore sho.t. The
tunnel is in about 95o IL.
We iospd j. G. Reagan back from
a stay of several weeks at Denver
He IL getting things in line To push
work oB the big tunnel. Erie Last
man ir framing huge pile ed timhess
To he used IN the work. They have
coBpleted shops and buildings And
have tunnel driven ~ feet or more.
A visit to the Car,eton found Emil
Peterson. Ike Hamilton and Walt
Barker at work ON their property
,ah n
conglomerate Of lime. grahite and
quartz and are now working In q
black lime mixed up with spar.
Looks like the lime that formed the
foot wall of the famous Victor mime
adjoining this property.
Yesterday evening Frank Porter
and Mike smith quit work with the
drills three feet In a body III lesd /.
zinc ore. The result ri the shots are
not known at present. The ore from
the poles looks like high grade
shipping proposition. 1t locks like q
strike for the boy. Two leads cosa-
ing together at that point seems to
have formed body of ore.
1t looks as il the Bill short people
will open mp the famous mine Of that
name in the spring This mine has
been closed for several years, but q
discovery made by ID. ID. Walburn,
manager. while prospecting an
adjoining claim owned by the com
pany, will give new life To the enter
prise. This is one Of the richest
properties in camp but mostly a mill
ing proposition.
Say. you good road people, cant
you steer that Rainbow Route M
through White Pine, Tomichi to
Woodstock then to- Pitkin, Ohio City
aud then to Gunnison. There Is an
old county road mp through the hills
to Woodstock ON the &. 4 =. X. X.
A little repairs will make grand
scenic automobile road of it. We
will do our share. Let us talk il
over.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

moaptsin lien IN one III hi- bro; her |.
trsI,-. The seast weighed I52 pounds
and measured : o. Ain. The young
traptwsr had a strenuous battle with
the moDarch III the mountains but
escs,sd nsjury
The sunday schseI which wss
started here lsst November IN a great
success. The collectioB@ are good.
attendance large and the interest
general We have had visitors from
lola and other places hich keeps M
the enthusiasm We expect n visit
trs,In salida SUNDAY school workers
real sosn They have heard od car
work and wish 10 visit us
The pupils of Cebolla are proQres-
sing rapidly in their work. They
have bsssn honorcd with the presenc.
III several visitors lately. who -ecBed
well pleased with the work done.
The pupils are planning To celebrate
Washington Birthday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
~ Ieuoss's Ssle

whereas, George Nouk, erantor by his Trust
Deed, dated April n, 1911, and recorded in the
ofiice OF the Clerk and kecorsier of Guunisou
tounty, Colorado. IN BOOK 10 at Page 4lO com
veyed to the Public Trustee ~ said County. The
following land in said County, towit; The
south sixtytwo and oue-haf feet II Lot mum
bered ! welve ~ in Block numbered Thirty
two ts2 together with all of the improve.
ments thereon. situate in the town of crested
Butte r.s,a ss ThoSn - % q the st q said town
Recorder of said Gunnison County Colora1,o
IN trust, Ia secure five principal notes of even
date with said trust Dead for the principal
sum OF slsols payable to Ia. Harries 4 Co. or
order, SIX. twelve, eighteen, tweuty -faut and
thirty months respectively after date, with in
terest thereon from date at the rate 81 eiglr
per cent per annum. payable quarterly.
And Whereas, Default has been m ade h, tho
said grsntor in said Trust Deed in the Der.
formsnee of the covenants and conditions inn
Iosed upon him by the terms Of said Trust
Deed, IN this, to-wit: that said ersntor has
Tailed 70 pay said principal note drawn for six
months when due, aud failed 10 pay the quar-
teriy interest due ON said principal notes or
And Whereas, The legal holder II the ips.b,
edness represented by said notes has flied with
said Public Trustee notice and demand IN writ.
Ing. declaring said default. and electing To aa.
clare the whole debt represented b, said notes
aud interest thereon 10 date of sale due and
paysoe. ana demanding the sale ef said res
estate and the improvements thereon unas,
said Trast Deed
Now. Therefore. Notice is hereby given that
pursuant To SAID notice. election and demand
and under and by virtue az the Ut hority vested
IN me by said Trust Deed an- the Law / s,s,Is
N. Downey. Public Trustee of said tlou,It, Wi
sell the above described real estate and in,
provements Tor cash, AZ public auction 70 tbs
highest bidder at the West trout door a. ~
County Court House in said County on Tuas
DAY the Eth day of March. 1872, at 10 o'cloel
IN the f.srenoon- for the purpose Of paying sai1
notes. interest and expenses of this sal. ~
eether with Attorney fees as provided IN 80
nttes and VIII give to the purchaser therenf :
certificate of purchase therefor as proyN,ied ~
Law. %
Dated February sth, 1872
ISEALl AMEN IpOwSFy
Public Trustee esf Gunns-on County. Co,nr. A.,
BENZ. r. koperiik. Attorney.
First psb- FEB. ssh, 1872, last pab March :. lsl;
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
DoylEvUI
evs-Champios Csrrespondence.

Sunday. February T.
Melvin Deering went to Salida sun
day.
Mrs. Clara sheldon was a visitor in
Gunnison Tuesday.
Henry Spenct came to Doyle last
Monday returning to Denver today.
Clifford Upton in expected home
this week from the Red Cross hospital
at Salids.
Edwin Leonard and John Evan.
are baling one hundred tons of hay
for Mr.. Douglas Hatch.
Mrs. +. D. Stephson and Mrs. pes-
Combe~ were entertained at the Ever
green ranch Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. slate and
grandson. Elton. are spending a
month in Denver and Brighton.
VIM Munson has cold his Razor
creek ranch to Robert Mcdonnell oi
Elm Horn The consideration wa.
o4,0n,
Henry Borrum and sister. Mr~.
VIII Corbitt, were called to the bed
side of their father, Fritz Bor~um. in
Washington. Mr.. Borsum had been
i'll from cancer of the stomach for
several months and died on Jan. ~
Mrs Mary Prosser has purchased
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09

. ue~ spcuestsr and ess s,os u se
49, Hrss fr.wwr ras~-s4 sssssut -
csss;keDe saSt sear. srtBss;sssl@S sod .
psHsi,cr ~ duc&. and tarkeys kss
y hs;h she rrcesssc . eers good tsru;e.
Chmsen flaming ~ q paying eupsssssus
W e.unai-ssn cssuHty-
~ i.srn that ME-. MARI Eusagrrp
k.ttsa. -sss~srssseassspf - The AnAup-
trial S-.ht,sa bar sssrs-. sss.ra " thAt
psscc Ispasry ,sts. ii sUeUasssnsa
wrr. hsttssa tras-issr.sesi that ssssts-
tps,ssn trom prs-sss te schsss-
Nsar essErs-s,s,asis.sst vs-stesl fbe ssSs<v
ls-f -usnss.r ss.l cs.usa bat sdasts<
the wsS every rbsIaG ~a- nssDaprd
under Mr- hafttsa atrest,ea- t&er
sissrh H. - te ac,,.sEca tsr ~tss kAe
iss--n a TREND ts the ~ss ward gsrte
s.saced under her guidance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
ksaice e esstslnws
Pueblo, Colorado, Feb. 5. 1872
To hiram c, Rider and his Heirs

Pueblo, Colorado, Feb. s. 1sl.
To hiram c. Rider and his Heirs
and legal representatives
You and each or any of y,u are hereby mott
ned that the undersigned has expended during
the year 1911 the sum of Que Hundred dollar
70 labor and improvements upon the Little
Nope Lode, situate in the Beaver Mining Dis
trict IN Sasuache County, Colorado. location
Certificate II which is of record in Book rs al
Page t2l of the records Of said County, said
expenditure duly made Ms BY law provided
under the annual labor requirement relating
To the holding of miuing claims aud Tor the
current year ending December 81, 1911, and
wherein you are in default in yoar Just contri-
hation TO SAID expenditure. aud il within nine.
" days from the personal service Of this notice
or within ninety DAYS after the publication
thereof, you fail refuse to contribute your
proportion of such expenditure as a eo-owner
your interest 10 the claim will become the FRO.
Perty OF the subscriber. your co owner which
has made the said required expenditure.
The Saw Tooth Gold Mining and Deveiou.
By WIN. Trenk gu schuh, President,
lskALJ Geo. " johnson, Sec Treas
6-lg
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
OnlDo ln
News-Chaapioa COsvsaDoaAeoes:
Tuesday. February

Tuesday. February &.
Rufus AthertoB was Gunnison
visitor lsst week
Frank Phillips returned from Grand
Junction on Friday
lire. scevenger and SOU Of Salida
are visiting relatives In town.
Mrs. u. q. Dice and Ernest have
returned from three weeks visit in
Denver.
Mrs.. Donaldson and Ruth are
spending q few days in Ohio with
Mr.. Doasltls.,n.
Frank Hatch In moving his family
onto the Waterman ranch which he
purchased some time ago.
WIN. Murdie had the misfortune to
get = piece of steele In his left eye
DIR. Miller removed the subst ance and
MIR. Murdie is doing we'll
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
ANoUDu
News-Chanpioa CsrresposAsaes.

Vfa OesFev0oo809o.
Tuesday. February &.
Weather h nice now. the snow il
disappearing rapidly.
There 10 very little work being done
at the mines here at present.
Mrs. Frank kunze was very IN last
week but is bette at this writing.
The kubler boarding house boss
and family left last week for Denver.
Mrs. DcBerry, formerly Mrs. Banks.
came in Thursday last from Brecken-
ridge. Colo, to visit her sister, Mrs
Phil Pressler.
Game Warden Mccoy was here
Tuesday from Gunnison to- investi-
gate some fellows from kubler who
who We're down the valley shooting
rabbits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
AICx'S CNn1n
Aews-Chanpios CosvsaDoaAseos:
Wednesday. Februar,

"Wednesday. February 4.
Snow is melting last aud loQ haul
ing H. almost iupo-sible.
A dance ir scheduled for SATURDAY
night al the scho0' house.
PaytoB Spsnn and Emory Iebis
~ere In tsuaaisoa saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Hayden Was "a Gun
BisoB visitor Monday and TUESDAY.
n Denis is here from Boulder.
uolo.. and experts to locate perms-
1eBtly.
Mis-. Frank Comstock was shop
ping in iunBison couple of days
this week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
IoaKSuuu
ks~s-CAampous CospsspaaHu>0:
Sundax Fct,ru.rx

SUNDAY. February 4
Mrs. Georgia Adams i- goiag dow a
10 stay with Mrs. .. q. Leonard a
lev days.
Mise Nshie Hicks h. at Mrs May
LeoBard's. The Leonards are goina
20 bale hay soon
Don't forget the entertsinmept at
arookstDn Eeb. ~ Dance after
ward. Come aud bring all yea can
Those you can't. get some one elise
10 bring
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
IA
News-Chsmpion Correspondence:

News-Chsmpion COrrespondence:
Wednesday, February Z.
Valentine Ehret left for Mohat sun
day To insPect some cattle.
Lester Stoner WAS up from sapi-
nero the first of the wes.k ON business.
Mrs. Earl Evans returned saturday v
from Olathe and grand junction
where she had been visiting relatives.
Miss Belle Frew, of Mt. Carbon
spent several days last week at the
stevens ranch. the guest of Miss
stevens.
ars. j. X. Phelps and children came
over from PowderhorD Thursday
and spent couple of days with Mrs.
Phelps parents.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
ALONG rIoe uuooT
News-CAanpioa Cosrsspsalsoss:
SATURDAY.. r.

saturday, February 3.
Misc Huschmer speat sunday with
Mru. Berg.
". j. Redmon is spending a few
days at Somerset
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Adams visited
at John Rush's Sunday.
B. A. Beesley aud family went to
Bowie for n visit Tuesday.
Dave stephens of Paonia went up
to his Coal creek ranch Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carey drove to
Somerset Tuesday for visit with
friends.
VIM. Wolverton and Mrs. Nora
Jones rode To the Boesford ranch on
the Upper Muddy sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-02-09
noanA NOTES
Wednesday, February 4.
Ahpion CorrespoaAeooe

Wednesday, February Z.
Montrose High will play Gunnison
High. basketball Friday night.
John Gordon has presented the
Normal school with fine set Of
Muelbach's historical novels.
Oficers of the moot court have
been selected rs follows Howard
Eddy, Judge; Roy Hollingshead,
prosecuting attorney; Virginia
Mueller. clerk; Verne Mauer, sheriff.
The High school basketball tea m
was defeated Friday night, by the
Gunnison Arrows. The High school
girls won in the game with the Nor
NAL girls.