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Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Work Of Christian COLLEGE

PASADENA. Jan. 6.-InspectiOn Of
available sites in this city for the large
Ienominalional college which it is
planned to establish in some southern
California city by the Christian church
commenced today by the committee of
five appointed Yesterday by Presiden.
L. II. Turner Of the board of trade. On
ine committee are J. B. Coulston. Wi
lis B. Fry. F. w. Kellogg. Mac y.
~neWhall and Ira II. j. Sykes. Next
week the committee will make a tour
IF all large tracts suitable for the To-
cation Of the proposed college. ant
will interview the owners and have
them set as low a price as possible
on the land. The committee is con-
ti1ent that it Will he able to present
a report to The Christian church com
mittee that will give Pasadena a splcn-
did chance Of securing the proposed
educational institution.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Republicans to Lose Jobs
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Del

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.--The Demo-
crate caucus OF the senate, probably
neyt Thursday, Will consider 4 some
wnat startling patronage scheme from
its patronage committee. It's program,
if adopted, will result in vacatng
thousands of federal jobs within a few
months after the Inauguration of Presi-
dent Wilson and the substitution of
loSt of Democrats for Republican Of
ilceholders.
The scheme originated il is under
stood, with Senator Clark of Arkansas,
1ut it is said to have the approval Of
most Of the other members of the pat =
roEage committee. They are all south :
erncrs. They are Senators Martin Of
Virginia, Stone Of Missouri, Owen OF
Oklahoma and HOke Smith Of Georgia.
The plan cOntemplates the enactment
by congress of law that will termin-
ale next July the terms Of office Of all
presidential postmaster, district attor-
Aeys, marshalS. revenue collectors and
,ther officeholders. The plan is to
propose The passage Of such a law at
his session of congress with Republi-
can aid, with the understanding that
Ill Of The 1900 nominations now beng
held up shall be confirmed Immediate
lY and all further nominations by Mr.
Taft up to March 4 shall receive fav-
orable consideration at the hands Of
the Democrats.
or course the enactment Of such 4
law would throw open to the Demo
Gratis in a deadlock July next all the
vast field OF federal patronage.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06

Mrs. Phil n. Swing and Miss Powelson
sang duet and responded to an en-
core. Our estimable president, Mrs.
Vale. introduced a number of chair
men of committees to tue strangers
and told something Of the work each j.
doing. Tea and cake were served
from small tables, decorated with vases
Of roses and greenery. Presiding at
the lea tables We're Mesdames. Whites
carver, Noland, Nuffer. Dunaway'
Naile. White. Helms. They were as
sisted by Mesdames McCombs, Paris,
Hersee. Ritz, Campbell, Swing,
Sprouse. Hostesses We're Mesdames
Lindsay. Meadows and Cunningham.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
For varney Bros. Store

Robert c. Allison has Just com
pleted plans for DR.. Virgil McComb' :
two story brick building which is to be
erected between The El Centre National
Bank building and the Oregon hotel.
Varney Bros. are TO occupy the entire
lower floor a. we'll as the two other
store rooms to be built on Main street.
and the second story is to he devotc1
to modern apartments. Excavation
was begun some time ago and the
work IS progressing rapidly.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Motorcycle Race

Arrangements have been made for
a motorcycle race Sunday. January %.
under the supervision Of Roy Moor
man. Henry c. SeeboId will ride the
Indian seven-horSe power machine ami
Mac Hodge Of Imperial will ride his De
Luxe nine-hourSe power. There will
be side hel If $1,000 on the race. ana
six events on The same day will open
the way to all makes Of machines See
bold has ridden his Indian 10000
miles, and has made three trips across
the desert from san Diego, scoring the
best riding time of five hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
To Install Officers

Ell Centro Lodge, No. 384. F. & A
NJ. will install officers this evening .
s o'clock, with R. w. C. j. Parks in
stalIing officers. The new officers are
". NJ, John Steward Ross: :. w. Ma
ior 5. Cook; }. w, Phil D. Swing
treasurer. John V. Watchtel. Jr.
secretary. Parker Earl Baird: chaplain
Ora \. Miller: :. H.. Mont ]. Reid: +
D., Daniel A. Leonard: marshal. Leon
ard R. Wachtel; :. s, V. E. Cram; J
s., H. L. Barker; tyler, VIM. Kelly. \!
Master Masons are cordially invited.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED-2O0 colonies of bees u
----L. w 7 L

WANTED-200 colonies of bees. II S.
~ YELL, Holtville. x236
WANTED-Woman wants work ~
ranch as cook. Apply PRESS ~
BOX 512, El Centre. 231
BRIGHTON ST.
WANTED-Thoroughbred Poland Chi
G. WILLARD, Heber x214
WANTED-EXpe dairyman and
wife want position Or dairy o"
FOR EXCHANGE-New 4-room bun
galow, clear. Will exchange for
desert assignment. Murt be SOFT col
Address P. o. BOX SIS, FL Centro
FOR RENT-Furnishe tent house,
gas and electricity, S13 per month
MCORMICKV1LLE furnished tents,
211 Comm ercial st. Phone Main 1909.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Supervisors Reorganized

The new board Of supervisors took
their places this afternoon, entering
uncn their duties encouraged by a Sc
ries Of resolutions passed by the old
hoard in hlGh commentator Of the
new members. The board organized
hv electing Supervisor J. j. Carr OF
Imperial as chairman. he beng one
Of the two members of both the old
ana new boards.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Giving Away Tickets

Announcement is made of a plan
whereby the management will give
away at Dunaway's drug store tonigll!
four tickets as first prize, two tickets
as second prize and one ticket as third
prize. 1t is said that We show is Itself
a prize in which all can share.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
MARRIAGE Licenses Issued

County Clerk Cook has issued mar
riage licenses to the following: Fred
erick H. Weeks, native of New Jersey
and resident Of HoltvilIe, and Elizabeth
Meters, native. Of Indiana and resilient
Of Lowell Ind: Owen Chick. native Of
Missouri. and Bessie Johnson. native Of
Colorado. both residents of FL Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
In Stitute Tomorrow

County Horticultural Commissione
Wilsie received dispatch today from
Mr.. Drummond Of the date farm at
Mecca saying that he could not attend
the institute here tomorrow. 1t il
planned. however. to make the inSti-
tute a profitable one. and others viii
fill the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Clubs Af ernoon Tea

More than fifty members and guests
Of the WOman's Ten Thousand club
assembled at Davis hall Saturday af-
ternoon to enjoy a social time together
Mrs. Carl had the decorations il
charge and had made the hall looA
bright and beautiful with Christmas
greenery and bells. Miss Beulah
Gary, Mrs. G. E. Sprouse and Professor
Todd each rendered a number Of pi-
anO selections during the afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Chick-Johnson Wedding

Owen Chick and Miss Bessie w.
Johnson, bOtn of Ell Centro, We're mar
ried Saturday evening at the MethO-
dist parsonage by Rev. oliver SaylOr.
They are we'll known young people
and will make their home here.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
At he L. & S.

At the L. 4 5. theater this evening
there will be presented Gaumont
Weekly, givin the usual fine collection
of views of current events: THE Sou
of the VIOLIN" Jack of Diamonds
am "The Way Of the TransgresSor.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
CITY AND VALLEY
Barbecue at Seeley

Seeley is making extensive plans for
barbecue to be given Thursday, the
day for the farmers institute to be
held in that town.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Will Go Into Business

Richard McManis, who has been in
the employ of the Holton Power COM
pany, announces that he is retiring
from his position with the expectation.
of engaging in business in Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
i centro-ImperiaI Stage Change

First trip, leave Imperial 800 a. III.
First trip, leaves Ell Centre s 80 a. IN.
Last trip, leaves Imperial 900 a. m.
Last trip. leaves Ell Centro 9 80 a. m.
Saturday, last trip, ~ and 1890.
Advertisement 2t9
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
Dress MAKING

All kinds Of sewing. Reasonable
prices. Miss Franklin, Broadway
rooming house.-Advertisem x21i
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06

Mrs. w. T.. CON-Music Tencber
ST. dfo on Broadway, near Fifth. Spe-
cial attention to latest method. PupiIa
may enter for fall term now.-Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-06
RESOLUTION NO. 20

Resolution Of the Board Of Trustees
of the City Of EI Centro, declaring
their In, ention to improve certain
portions Of Main Street, a certain
portion Of Broadway, certain por-
ton Of State Street, certain portions
Of Sixth Street, and certain portions
Of Fifth Street, de'ermininu what
bonds shall be issued to represent
the cost thereof, declaring the work
or Improvement to be of moro than
local or ordinary public benefit, and
that the EXPENSE Of said work shall
be assessed upon a district, provid-
inc tha' the proposed work or i'm
prcvement shall he done under the
provisions Of the Improvement Ect
Of 1911" and repeating Resolution
of Intention No. 28.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
Cssaty Treasurer's Notice.

To W. H. Whitehead, stephen N Man
ming, and To all persons having an in
terest or title OF record in or 10 the land
hereinafter described;
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
9Th day OF November, A. ID. 1907, the follow
ing described property, situate in the
County OF Gunnlson and stale OF Colo
RADIO, tO-WIt: 81 "A Nj "a. and : SA a Of ME-
OF Sec. ~, Twp. q, : r. NJ w was sold Tor
the delinquent taxes for the year ig6 and
Said premises were taxed Tor said year
1900 in name OF unknown,
NOTICE is hereby given, that on the
10Th day OF November, A ID lHs the iOl-
lowing described property, situate in the
County Of GunnisOn, and state Of Colo
RADIO, tO-wit The NJ oi 81 q OF sec, 70.
Twp. Is ;. X. 81 W, was sold tor the dslin-
quent taxes t0r the year 1871, and purch-
ased by GunnisOn Ounty, Colorado; that
said premises were taxed 10 said year ig17
in the name Of stephan II Manning
That the said Gunnisou County, Colo,
by It's county treasurer, did on the 2ird
day Of October, 1913, duly assign the Ger
titicates Of purchase, which we're issued
By the county treasurer, TO said tsunni-
son County, Colo, tOr above sales, 20 J. /.
Miller, who hat th'madp request upon the
treasurer Ot said County Tor notification,
as provided hy the Law Oi 1904. in order
that he may become entitled 20 a tax
deed on said certificates f0T said years
That the time Of redemption OF said
real estate from such tax sale will expire
a tax deed Will issue therefor on the nth
day OF February. A ID. 1914. unless re-
deemed Heretofore.
Dated this 2ard day Of October, A. u.
SEAL ANNIE NJ. DOwNEY.
Treasurer uf said tSuuuis0n County
First pub. Oct. q. laIa
Last pub. Nov. e. 1913
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. James n. CrowIey. grantar.
by his Trust Deed. dated July 18th, lHuq,
and recorded in the office Of Inc CLERK and
Recorder q GunnisOn County, Colorado,
IN Book l70, al Page = conveyed % the
Public Trustee Of said County, the follow
ing land m said County to-Wt. the west
hall Of the south east quarter W p Of : q D
OF section euty -hNe 20 and the north
hall Of he mort east quarter NJ OF Ma
ut Section thlrty-siN 3G II. all in Towns hip
Forty y-seNen az north Of range one and a
hall LllsT west 1i the New Mexico PrinCi-
pal Meridian, together with all water
rights and water privileges, bitches ant
iafgraIS used iu connection v iI D said land
Tor ar lEaIion and domestic purposes. in
date with said Trust deed i5r SlII8 Sa pay
able 70 LuuI W nl-= or order on or before
three years after date thereof with utter
est thereon from date al the rate OF Eht
per auuUU, interest payable annually.
AND NHIhIA~, Default has been
made by The said grantor IN said trust
deed, in the Performance 81 the cove n
ants and conditions imposed upon him
by The terms lt said trust deed, on this,
tO-wits That said graut0r has failed TO
pay said principal note when due, and
Jailed 20 pay The annual interest due on
said principal note, save and except ths
sum ID one huudrrd dollars.
AND WHEREAS. the legal holder Of
the lnde brsG ness Represented Uy said
note has Hlad with said PuHHc trustee
notice and demand IN writing declaring
said defauIt. and elsatfue 10 declare thE
Who'll" debt represeu hy said note and
Int rest thereon 20 date gi sale. due and
land under said Trust Decd.
NOW Their FtEE. Not rgF Is hereby
given that pursuant Co ~ard notice. FE-e-
tIun and demand. and under and 1g y.rt1e
u the authority vested ir me ay said
Trust Deed and the law. 4. Annie NJ Dow
ney. Public Trustee Of said County. 81 3D..
sell the above described land Tor cash. a1
public auction % the highest bidder al
the West front door OF the County CGu-t
House in sand County on TUESDAY, the
15th DAY OF NoE EguIner. 1913 at m @ CLOCK n
the f0ruJun. Tor the purpose 1l DaEETE
said note. interest and expenses 1f TINS
sale. and viii give 20 the pure haser there
OF a Certificate or purchase therefor as
provided By law
Dated October ~ 1913
j. n MCD8-gaI Art1ruev-
ANNIE II BDNNEG. =EaLH
Public Trustee Of tiunnison County Colo.
First pu bIica1i1n Oct p 1913
Last publication Noy- "a 1913
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
Cssaty Tresssser's Notice

10 The tiood Hope lining aud Reduction Co.
aud 10 all person having an tutHrnaf Hf title
Of record Ia OF 20 the land herrinafter de
zCriued
Notice b hereby given thar on the NH day Of
Novem her A y. laiu, the folluWing described
property. situate tn the County Of Guuuison
aud state 81 tuluradp. tu.wirs
tiood Hope Lode Mining tiuin. ~u> No.
l24i6 aud bud. = Mammoth himury Lodp
NJ iuinR Gain, sur. 1864. sud Western % %.
surface, all situate iu Domingo Mining District.
was sold tor the Delinquent take cor the year
lsH and purchased By dunni.ur County
That said prgmi ses We're tHxed itr sold year
1919 Ia The name Of tiuud Hope A n 90.
That the said tunnis. ouuty bt It's nuuty
Treasurer did on the 18th dHy ut May 1913
duly assign the certitcatas ~ purchase, which
we're issued by the County Treasurer, 10 snid
Gunni-on County for above sale. tu Emma
White Weiss who hath made request ufon the
Treasurer Of said County FOR Modification ns
provided by the Law oi lga. IN order that SHE
may become entitled to a deed on said certih-
Gates Tor said wear.
That the time of redemption of said real-
estate from such tax sale will expire on the
2isi day uf February A, u, talt and ttx deed
will issue therefor on the 2ird day 81 February
A. ID. lsla, unless redeemed therptofprs.
Dated this dth dsy IT No euber A. ID. 1913.
ANNIE NJ. DDNNEA.
tsEAL) Treasurer OF said Guunison & ounty
By b q. PALMER. Deputy
First Pub. Nov. Z. Last Pub. Nov. "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07

We quote from another letter, dated
December 10. 1906: 4 praise Peruna
to all the sick. The people know
my case, and they praise it Also
In a letter dated November %,
1903, we quote Rev. Roberts: Pc
runa gave me back my life ten
years ago. All my acquaintances
know that. ] am certainly thankful
to you for your Kindness"
In later letter, dated January 1s,
1910. he saws: I shall ever in the
future. as IN the past. be ready to
speak in praise Of Feruna to all suf-
ferers. believe my miraculous cure
has been the means Of many others
being cured in this county"
From a letter Of September 8, 1911
we quote few words: 4 am still
among the living. AS 10 Peuua, l
do not feel that l have words 20 ex-
press the faith I have I'm its merits
/ feel that Peruna has been the
means, through the kind providence
Of God. Of prolousiug my life for
more than ten years"
We quote a still later letter. October
81. 1912 He says: 4 took a severe
.
for Pgruua- Iava been taking il two
weeks. I am now better. I consider
that Peruna has carried me over a
dozen years Of lie. I always stand
ready 20 answer any question in ref
erence TO Peruua."
We quote from his last letter dated
January ., 1919 Dear Friends: !
wish this bright New Years TO ex-
press my thanks 10 you for your
kindness. Trusting that you may
have a successful and happy year, and
that your medicine may prove a
blessing 10 many as II has 10 me. !
am yours as ever, G. W. Roberts.
HartseH, Alabama. r. F. D. 2, Box
a.
It is not necessary for us to add
any words to this story. The elo-
Iuence and pathos Of these letters
are more convincing than arguments
or af1davits Who can doubt the
clergyman's story? Who can doubt
that Peruna saved his life?
Every home should be provided
with the last edition Of the Ills Of
/ Life" sent free by the Peruna Co,
J Columbus, Ohio.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
, s. o ~ ~ "a - -

. HE o. fHN -
auhiaui g. auy or 81 aazaulaiif= or rs.t. 81
pag Anrafu.s .rg raall uh aiiI.u sn.I sis iul
hIree aud siisrt. y alf Shore b..
3 srreins h.ss Tsaf t. tIis -iaife uf cdIartia
al r.giit- b. ass anI OIL uillara.s. ara= aHi
mata.s q auers klud AID character AID 81
coal asuiisiIarI uil and utilHr liEH subs liirss
a. ~ uniiaf said land snd t.iH rash. % iaarHss
wiih ouotah 81 $50 sH-iace af 1tue A. maF be-
necs7=i1g tuI tiie Ufurnr ausl rHuEaiIiatii aaIk
IuE 81 such ualuHrltls aun su17f tarH-.
Ntlan ui i1nprls seutenis uu thi- iluu as az
prsiseu - tiii= bsuarfuIsnf. seaH
o1lroT u iuiprsganiants. v Atloiiusan. rarlin,
ssle Application No 4 Iass
NJ laun y ID b. Sold ai lfsas than fho minimum
price p7r sore. a. gwen ag1aa. hiir pHrcTi- viii
b. -aid iu she ahIlqe urtiuf. and aaai tract all
haso d a. desoribad sluve- ls che -amo mors or
less
Terms q pagmsut shau b. a. fliluus. Wis.
On landa selling fur = a. o. 81 gsuT Hono o. pnr
csiit % thc pur0ha-e munnE "a tho dag uf sala.
The balance b. eislltsau eiisal annual ffrmont.
ni so rur uani l0f anuuHu. Lauus salllug tt
more than So pof auTe and i-ss than " rer
frrn- o. lanr Unnt ga D. fiiT dtg uf aiiH. tiin
balance b. tuurtHgH euuatl annual aEuInur9 at
per coma per anuums Lands aalIiug ilr :
and uusHrlis j.. a. uer eout cash. aud balanCr in
terf-st u she purchasrr dsfzH NOT upgu the im
prnvnmnuts be- muat pas fur the Same ai salH.
Purchaser viii execute bOun. ~ provided iu
section =. act q July o.. l.sf must he q rtIizHn
81 she uited states. uue who bias auclarHd
hiz iutouttan oi heuuuiiug such. must pas ar-
prHisuleu and auvorilsiu frees
The Board resorses the right b. raieat ans
and all bids.
Ne .sie shall bogume efIuctius uuti passed
upon hy thc stats Laud buard
N9LNkN y HO88lTT,
kagister state Board Land tuumi -siauers.
tlrst fub. Nov. Q Iasi Pub. Nov. q.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
Notice Of Adlsstmeai Day

Eziaic af Naene @ca5t buauasai
Tie uniiars lafuH.i. iaa# I14 h6au niHluiuEad "a
erutrlE ~ tla astHtf Hf .Il0 -rulI lfI1 f HHa
tufiurg 81 tiaurIsuu. tHf rtflH Hf .riiHH ado.
dl5rOassfl ilfHrHiHt aiaa uftfCH rl8f HIIn u au-
pfHI hrlHrH 'ifn uuuts fU UurI aI sa.I tfuHU Hatu
cunts sf tHg nuHi HHu-r ia auHgfHau iu
said cHuutF uu NouiHF rla UfH uuF 81 NHe-
eahsr a d l4la a' tHH hHlr af q orl lus q n
~ SAID dnE 81 Ehlrh tiHuH Hi IaIrafHa having
claims narnlfist sifiI Haalits uatlHra and
qunsted o. attend ilg tiIa rurpiaF 20 hs iul Inc
anne adjusted AIl pHrafns inashtHi to stid
estate ar rafuH.atafl e. uIaae Immediate pay
mHuf O. che un.iaraII1rH7a
uH .sI re- tiuuui-un- ulHra. 10. tiia UfH daT %
DutuHir a. q iHll
RAJ HEII Isl IUTT
bKHCutrtz 81 tho estate of v ayuH acslt do
ceased
I'm NOf RSE sttarusy.
Firsf Pub tiut ~
Iasf puh sos
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07

IerinE. / had tried the treatments
several doctors. also home REM
as. but they failed and all hope
ozone. My friends, like myself
1uCht | was in the last stages Of
lsumTtion.
NV daughter brought me a bottle
L ruua aud plead with me to try
] had got 50 weak I had lost my
Ice. and l thought it no use. That
sein May, 1902. ] began TO take
according TO directions. I wrote
you, and you gave me your kind
vice.
/ soon felt better, my cough began
give way. and the eXpectoratiou
seued. I have taken fourteen bot
s. l feel well. eat hearty, sleep
Indly. weich as much as ] ever did.
considerable work on my farm,
2 attend TO my other business.
f.ends seem astonished al my re-
cry.
/ wish to thank you for your kind
vice and the books you have sent
I shall ever praise your medicine
q hope that you may enjoy a long
/, ewi1 be observed that Rev Rob
waited two years after he began
use Peruua. before he wrote the
We letter to The Peruna co. 50
his apparent recovery could noL
| =T5lv have been temporary relief
| a q. later letter TO The Peruna Co.
| ed September %, 1909 Rev. Rob
s saws: I am a great friend OF
luna. BY the use Of DR.. Hartman 8
Ill am here to-day, able to be
4 my family and attend to my
iness-
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
Notice Of ApskestIoa 10 Lease Sllts
iaads.

iior % thF -tsstC Board ai Lsua
AufllHlll. Ialfa1s.
huu.af Caiu.. 0al. d. ala
Natfra = harehE 81 rHn thas f.HlrEa M
mfan.f Haan I'D .liiiUf atIHr ..s
laaaI klflalna. llgna.r lsia.. bias aIa.ln
tEsplIg atf1H ~. fss O. Inuse tne ifiiliV-
tng oU7larl.la.l fl1HlHa. lands. situate ln
-stgulfr a. tuuurE. taia.iiila. tU-na .u
SC .. NHr o. y e.
Notice b. iurthrr HHrHhs given thaf aM
nthsr uCrFams NaHIrtug o. tiF aH aHsHf.ra ~
tinn O. tfa@H thl- traUf ai land ufusf Nin
The same in thi- uflirr urtur O. Nas d Ill.
AuIueE u Hagaastf.
Register state Board Land & Conlmissi8 i8n-
rra.
First Pub Out q, Tasf P,sb. Nos
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
Sssr ct School Laadx

llC aa01. OF HaaiHa- IIIsa l...allI
90 fIia I'D i5is 81 llfr1aiiaar Ials a.asa O.
q at lIlf afil1n - alaa afHrr Elafa r. tlau
ssa.la1 aasHs.H-aare. HF asfaa
ttiiariiia. flsf iuIi|aa lIl uas11al aira-
alau Ir tilialH islar alaaf1 I..aIaa1al.Ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07

Nrs RI q Niiar has Fetu-usd D.
Gsunlsa altar a. czfenara rIsif -
tha easf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Ellsbury Of
Jacks Cabin we're in Gunnison
Monday and Tuesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07

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NurHe B. HarstT gwen aa
20 rla. .lafs.- ...i..1lGlar. niH aal
aIsaie laE- Hslna HHa
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rasi. "a ~ alaaa ls.
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fur J. Aaa= fraa sHTHa"ar
taiff l'lHHF.a u aHH tHIHrI HHf
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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
Notice Of Redempt,on Of County War
rants

Office Of County Treasurer. GunnisJn
Colorado, October 18th, 1913
Notice L. hereby given that ! will re
deem al my office In Gunnlssn. GuHnison
County all warrants numbered a. fol-
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-11-07
l.CLERGYMAN'S STORY
anne Near Losing His Life--How He Escaped
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ter was re-
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runa Co, from
v. q. w. Rob
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IIartsell. Ala
ma. under date
April 2. 1904,
ieh is exactly
e years ago.
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asure in in
ming you Of
at your e-
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me after
ee years Of