Hay Harvesting Tools
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Hay harvest will soon be hese, and when
you want, stackers, sweep rakbes, mowers, ted
ders, binders, in fact everything that is the best
wn this hne of machinery and adapted to Gunar
son county harvest conditions, call on Geo. East
man. | will be pleased to show you the mach
nes in opesation, and demonstrate thew good
qualiies. Full guarantee and the lowest prces
consistant with fust class matenal.
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GEO. EASTMAN
Yomiohi Avenue Cunnisen, Celerade
I stablished Isso
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. 4. D. MILER & BRO , Preps
{.‘: Wholesale and retail dealers
. i chowe Beef, Veal, Mution
Pork, Salt Meats and Game
< in Season, 'ork Sausage, Do
g logna Sausage. Dlood and
, Liver P'adding a Specialty
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Fountain Place ix now under new management and con
tinues to increase its popularity as not only one of the hest
fishing points on the great Gunnison river, but as a hotel
where gnests are made at home and given every modern con
venience. No clab affair, but a first class summer resort.
Siz miles bolow Quanicen at MHierre statien.
Rates $l.BO per day
€. J. FIALA, Preprioter.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Miss Floise Spencer is recovering
from a mevere illness.
Ernest Miller is working on the
new hotel at Sapinero
E. R. Cheney was a business vis
itor in Gunnison yesterday.
Jos. Gavette left vesterday for
Valpariso, Indiana, where he will
attend college. |
(. 8. Thomas Jr. son of the famous |
ex-governor, arrived here on a fishing |
trip last Thursday. |
Toledo rotary washer for ule%
cheap. Practically new. |
T. M. Bacon.
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Mrs. Curtis Osborne has been quite
ill at the home of Grandma Staaley. ;
However, we learn that she is better.
Mise Wills Dean returned to
Grand Junction Monday. She wu‘
accompanied by her friend, Miss
Vergie Muelfer of this city
" Paddy Gunn ie improving. Ia
fact he is getting along much better
than Doctor Cochems expected and
prospects are now bright for Lis re- |
covery. |
J. H. Andrews and Bruce depart
ed Friday last for Demver. They
have spent a pleasant three weeks
with Gunnison and Powderhorn
friends. i
Montrose I’ress — Mrs. (ora Ne--j
art took a fortnight's vacation from‘
the City Steam Laundry and went
up to Gunnison Sunday accompan
ied by her daughte, Lonelva. |
' As delegates t0 the National Iexi
gation Congress to be held in Alb‘-‘
querqae, N. M. Septflnborfilo(}d-‘
ober 3, Governor Harper bas appoint- |
ed sbout a hundred delegates at
large for Colorado. Amomg them
we note the names of R. H. Andrews,
H. C. Bartlett and T. W.Gray ofcar
county. ‘
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| ). W. Gable of Frankfort, Ind,, is
here visiting his brother, W. H.
| Gable. He is an old time bass fish
erman and is having very good luck
| with the big rainbows in the Gun
' nison.
It is now thoaght the Gunnison
‘| tunnel may yet be completed in
season for water mext spring.
.| Homestead and desert land entries
| are all going to be reduced to from
40 to 80 acres.
l! Elmer England is getting along
| quite nicely at the Sahida hospital
l He will come ouc very little the worse
| for a double break in his leg and the
: Iclo'e shave from instant death under
lwheela of the Crested Butte freight
i A brick addition 12515 to the
'| rear of his residence is being built
‘| by 8. J. Miller. It will be used as
|a kitchen. Claude Bourne is laying
. the brick and the Gunnison Hard
,’I’are is installing a furnace there
in.
Mrs. Mary Lawrence and son,
1 H. C. Lawrence, this week moved
- | their howsehold goods from Crested
| Butte, so long their home, and will
occapy the mnew residence remodel
!ed from the old Frank Adams prop
{erty in north Gunnison.
.| Judge Long and E. B. Lacey, the
|two government investigators of
{land frauds, are still in our vicinity.
ITM there have been coal land
| frauds everybody suspects. We shall
-| s0om see whetbher their investigation
|lis in good faith or for political effect.
l it
| Miss Julia A. Wegener, daughter
!ul’ Judge B. H. Wegener of our city,
bas recently completed the high
-|achool course at Augusta, Kentucky,
-|snd plans this next year to begin a
-| course in the state wniversity at Lex
- | ington where she has won a scholar-
Ljeship. The Judge's som, Lothar, is
|| mOow a young man -md in busi
,|mess at Augusta ir progress
| will be moted with interest by former
school companions in Gennison.
GUNNISON NEWSCHAMPION
Guaranteed Books
Mi Bevay is greatly taken with
the Oklaboma plan o guaranteemg
bank deposits and wmay make a good
deal of it during the campaign. |t
would be a nice thing for men in
any kind ol business to have the
governmnent guarantee them against
loss —Why should the bankers have
a monopoly of 1?7 Montrose Press.
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Paonia Newspaper- The foregoing
brillant elfusion 1s about as near the
‘ltrulh as a republican paper ever gets
on a campaign issue. The Okla
‘lmnm law doesn't guarantee the
‘banker against loss, but does make
him put up a fund to prevent loss to
his depositors when the bank fails.
It is not the banker but the deposit
or who wants the law. Baoks are
presumed to take ample security
when they loan money, but the de
positor loans his money to the banks
without any security and this law
compels the banker to put up a we
curity fund to meet deposits
To the Democrat of Gunison County
This is to announce that my name
will be submitted to the democrats
of this county for the nomination on
the democrat ticket for the position
of County Judge. As | have already
held this office alinost seven years,
it was not my intention to again be
a candidate for the place. DBuat when
it was stated by certain parties in
‘Gunnison that hecanse of the posi
tion | took in the last town election,
1 could not have the place again, 1
‘lhl"lclll o was proper to submit that
question to the democrats at large.
illml I taken any other position than
the oue | did i the town election, |
would Lave been branded s . cow
‘ard and a hypocrite.
~lf for that reason I am to be de
feated, 1 want every democrat in the
county to know by whom that defeat
was accon plished and why. This
will be showu i the primaries and
county convention. 1 ask my friends
to attend the primaries and see that
delegates favorable 1o me are sent to
the county convention.
Gro. Hetnerisaros,
| Advertisement |
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W. 1L Yates is lying quite ill at
Paonia.
W. C. McDonough and family are
here from Los Pinos.
The infant child of Mr. and Nrs
W. A Garrett is very ill.
Charley Burnett is here from Ore
gon greeting Gunnison friends
W. L. Edmonson is moving his
family Into the Woodman terrace
Major Skues returned Wednesdy
night from a surveying trip in tie
Spencer section. |
Mrs. Thos. Wharton and daual.wri
Bertha left last evening for len: er
where Miss Bertha expects to enter
a wholesale millinery store to learn
the trade. 1
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Wherritt, My
and Mrs. J. Frank Walker, Mr }i &
Walker and Mies Rath Walker. § rm]
a party from Juplin, Mo, who came
through in a big touring car last|
week. They stopped some time at.
LaVeta aad are now camped at H.ll‘
Richards resort. It does ook like
the world was getting smalier when
ill-o-n_paoph can jump into their
automobile and run out to the Gup
nison country for a few day« fishing.
M. V. Lake 35 Binvon ase Pomiisnsk
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Villien J. Bryes
f Nebraska
lor Viee - President
ddba V. Kore
of Indiana
Republicans are pretty well
shamed of their new boss. Guggeen
et can furnish the cash as well us
Evans, but he demands sach nasty
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From the intense silence heard o
the dircctiom of Cincinatti, we sup
pose the bulky secretary is |repar
g another long statement (o be
submitted first to Mama Roosevelt
aud then sprung on the American
people
The oflicial paper of the National
Manutacturers’ Association savs Bill
;Tall'u labor decisions while on the
bench is suthicient evidence that he
is the “man of our chaice,” and adds
that Mr. Taft will v ceive the sup
port of their orgyization Com
‘ment 18 unnecossary - Galesburg
'Labor News
' P'aonia Newspaper—One of our
innlmu republican was the happy
of the largest conundrum
.fi ke sprung it on a local democrat.
I'l‘im conundrum as smilinglv pro
pounded was, **What is the difference
between Barnum and Bryan?” Our
democrat promptly responded,
“That's easy. Barnum had a show;
Bryan bas a cinch " The republican
smile faded during the laugh at his
| expense.
The republican state convention
i 3 wet for Saturday, the 12th of Sep
tember, at Denver. Evidently
they are just going to ratify the slate
selected by the Lvans-Guggengein
achine, and it reaily should not
take later than two o'clock in the
afternoon. There hLas been some
little talk of a split between Lvans
and Guggy, but that s probably a
blind wo that Kvans and Speer can
work the other side of the street
They are no political principles con
nected with the Denver bunch, just
office # nd graft
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Wm. L. Douglas—*l believe the
day is at hand when the working
man can no longer be deluded by
the cry of protection. Of what pos
sible interest can it be t 0 a working
man out of a job and out of money
to tell him that the country is grow
ing greater, grander and richer
under the republican policy of pre
tection? What he wants is work,
with enough mouey in his envelope
on pay day to settle the necessary
bille for the support and education
of Lis family, and at the same time
have something left to lay up to
provide against old age and sick
ness. lLook around you and see
what a very small percentage of
working people are enabled to more
than piod along with little hope and
no provision for the future.”
Both the Grand Junction News
and Montrose Press, leading repub
lican papers of the western slope are
‘ou'ongiy advocating a direct primary
Jaw. ly is a nom-partisan matter,
‘and while these papers will be abso
lutely unable to secure a Jook-in for
their favorite measure if the repub
lican party 18 successful, (Witness
the farce of our Colorado legislature
two years ago, when every demaocratic
member stood ready to vote for it
and republicans laughed at the
thought) still their position s right
isnd their assistance will help in
nominating men for the legielature
who agree in advance 10 secure this
law for Coloradoif elected. Bet will
either paper go back oa their repub
lican candidate should he refese to
| wote for suck a law.
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Guasison. Cole, Aug 20, 1o, |
Pursuant 10 o call from the chai
wan of the Dumocrasic Siate Central |
Compaitier. notice s beivby gives :
that & county cousention will be
hedd 16 the Masosie ball w Gena
b, Culorado, on Seturdas. Sepies
ber Dok, 1M @ 0 ockek A wm
sharp, 10 select thirteeu delegates 10
the state consention o be held at
Pracbo, Septousber 8ch, 198, Aleo |
w0 select delegates 1o the Congress- |
wonal, Jadicial and Senatonial con- |
ventions 1o be held ot a tuse sad
place 10 be determined later by the ‘
Chairiman of the commitiecs And
also 1o posinate oue County Clerk |
aud Rocorder . one County Assessor,
one County Treasurer, one Shenift,
one Superintendent of Schoois. one |
Coroner. one Courty Survevor, oue
County Judge. one County Comms- |
sioner from the Fust [hstrici, one
County Comnsissioner from the Sec
ond Distnict, and one Represeutative
to the 17th General Assembly of the.
State of Colorade. and w0 select
County Chairman for two years and
Precinct Commitieemen for the sev
eral Precincts and all other business
that may properly come before said
Couvention. The several precincts
in the county will be eutided 1o the
follow ing representation. to wit
1 Gunpison B Powdertosn 1
2 buyievilie 2 Howesille 2
5 hesar cee A Bowerman 2
4 Crested Butte & Parli 1
5 West Gunnison 620 Spewcor 1
6 South Gunsison 422 ¢ rastal I
TPk B rested Butte 4
~ othoe 14 Marbie @
¥ Jintup 45 Nulenn ueid
Wwobewin 1% Muoddy 1
M Olio City U2 Someret g
12 Castloton s Duorchestor 1
15 White Pine 229 Allew 1
4 Siblevilie { Total ol
15 Sapinero ol "
L imeorporated towas where there
is more than one precinet, the pri
waries will bhe bLeld on Saturday,
August the 20, at 8 o'clock I M
sharp
L G, Paisen, A M. Tuonas,
Necretary Co. Chairman
FOR A GOOD CONVENTION
The call for the next demoeratic
county convention 1s published in
this issue. There was some talk of
holding two county conventions, one |
to elect delegates 10 other conven
tions and a later ovne to nominate
connty officers. However, A M.
Thomas, our county chairman sub
wmitted the idea to a referendum of
precinct committeeinen and they de
cided almost wnanimonsly for one
convention to wind up the whole
business
In crder to equalize representation
another dolegate bas been added 10
precinets 1,5 and 9 It will be
noted, alwo that precincts 4 and 16
at Crested Butte have been cousol- |
idated, although the upporlinued,
delegates remain the same. |
This convention on September Hth |
will determine not only delegates to
to the state convention on September
Nth, but the congressional, senatorial
and judicial convention, an there is
A congressman to nominate, a state
senator from 4mnison and Pitkin
connties and a district atlorney
from the Seventh Judicial Distriet.
But most important of its work will
be the nomination of a splendid
connty ticket. One that will keep
up the good work of our present |
democratic conuty officials, and be a
worthy companton for the state and |
national nominees There is plenty
of timber. Let every voter attend
the primaries and see that delegates
are sent to Gunnison who truly rep- |
resent yonr opinions,
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Fill out the primary ballot on this
page and forward 1o the Democratic |
State Advisory Committee
The C. & 8. had no sooner re
paired the recent waterspout damage
on Troat creek and put through a
few trains than another one has torn |
up the track.
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Window Screems,
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grovud. Bus many Lilws Suses ol
Ceir tamiis physicians, sulloring. as Shey
ot (T 45 sppmia. anedher iTom
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et demace. &
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seation, auoiber Wi @iine o
and m thos UAL‘IU'Y it o owes-
Saerßaw | on BT Sloe il ‘""‘"‘. which
buns dl-‘.‘ 'z,- W e such. prescrilas
nWM Iu seality . thes ate
gh o g caused by some SiSEERS
o of suflering. .
waiil large bills are e d
wrong Weatment. but pEe N’," .
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toms. and muulr coml ot w“ ¥ 4
miisery . b1 bas beea well
Kfi- discase known is hall cured.
e ;mw't Favoriie Prescripiion is a
eciwntific medicine, carclully devised by
an ex and saiiiful physician,
W womkan s dulicale syslem.
:‘b of Bative Amwrican
snd b
ovigorating temic " Fe
vorie Tption "fmmfll strength W
the whole system and 1o the utrnun dis
tinetly feminine in partcular. For ”:::
worked. "wornwout.” rundewn.” de
tated teachers, milliners, dressmakess,
camstresses, ~shop-gir 3. house-heapers,
pursing mothers, and fo tle women aon
erally, br. Pirce’s t..m{.w Pre ~‘:l"~::
e watest earth'c boon berin p
;.MM‘:. an appesizing cordial and re
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ine "Favorite ‘f'h seTipiion " s e uaked
and s valuable i allaying and sub
diing mervous escita Iy, ervability,
pervoßs exhanstion, keryons prosiration,
peuralgia. hystoria, spasms, St Vitus's
dance, and other dstressing. Rervous
SV ploms ecommonly atwndant wpun
functional and organic discase of the
uterus. 1t induces reireshing shes x' and
Felieves mental anxiety and despondency.
I'r. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets iny igorate
the stomack, Bver and bowels. Oue W
three & dose. Lasy W take as coudy. a
NI G 0 FINAL M TTLI BN
In the matter of the cstate of Thoma: K
Gorman. decensed
Notioe i hereby given. that on Monday the
2eth day of August A I s bewg one of the
reduiar d.)-.fuu dune terwm of the € ounty
Court of Gupsisen (oupty. i the State of
Colorado. 1. Rathasine Gorman admistoatoin
of said vntate will appenr before the dudee of
caird Conrt. present my fingl «tticment as <uel
administratrin . pray the approval of the same
and will then apply 1o be dischnrged as such
Adminratrix At which time and plaes
any person in interest may appoar and presen
whyections 1o the <ame i any there b
Duted ot Gunnison. Colorado duly 21 1o
RATHARINE GORM AN
Administratrix of the cstate of Thomas b oo
man. aecva-ed duly 24 - A 20
T Netice wf Final Setticmen:
In the matter of the Fstate of Mine Kiley
| deceased
Notice 1= hereby given, that on Monday the
2ith day of Avgust A D las being one of the
regular days of the Jane Term o the ( ounty
Court of Gunmison County. in the State of
Coloraaa, 1 J. D Miuder, execntor of said
estate, will appear before the Judee of sand
Court, prescnt my floal settlemont as such
exscutor pray the approval of the same. wnd
Wikl then apply to be discharged as such exoen
tor. At which time and place any person
wterest may appesr and present objections 1o
the same it ary there be
Dated at Guusison. Colorado. July 21 plwos,
E A1 MILLER
Exccutor 8 the estate of Minnie Kiley, deceas
od July 24 - Aug 21
Netice of Application for the Sale of Beul
botaie
STATE OF COLORADO, ¢
| County of Gunnison, |
I In the County Court of Gunnison County,
“'ulo'.fi.
Lo the matter of the es
[ tate »1.110-ui.a. ::;’
rett, . . .
LR A pilaaten | Notte of Amle
rrett, minor
' and heirs st law nl‘ of Keal kstate.
Samusl £, Barvett, de.
censed.
Notice is hereby given that the nndersigned,
wuardian of Heurietta Bariett. Kobert O, Bar
rett. and Eiizabeth Barrett, minor children and
heirs at law of Samuel B Barrott, deceased
has filed w and presented to the County Court
ot Guonison Connty, Colorado, her petition as
such guardian, for an order for the sale of the
follow ing deseribed real estate. belonging to
said named mivor ehilaven, lying and bewng in
the Connty of Guomison, and State of Colorado
- wud desciibed as follows. to-wit
An nudivided oue halt interest in and to the
, east half of the mortheast guarter, the north
| west quarter of the northesst quarter. and the
ot numbered one, or the fractional vortheast
Lquarter of the porthwest guarter of Seetion
thirteen, in township torty =ix. north of range
| two, west of New no-u--n Meridian, in Colo
| radeo, containing one hendred and fiftyuaine
weres and sevenieen huudredihs of an aco
Said land being in Gunnison County, said
| State of olorado
. Said petition will ccme up for hearing, and
| be heard, on the Sth day of September, 19, | -
tore said Court, at the « ourt ‘l-.uw m Guonni
son. Gunnison Connty. Colorado, at ten o clock
A.m.or s soon thereafter as counsel ean be
heard, at which time and place you may ap
pear and objeet to said petition, and the sale
-of said real estate if you so desire
| Dated at Gunuizon, Colorado, Augnst 4th, 190~
: LIZZIE M. HAK D=,
Guardian «f Henrietta Barrett, Kobert O, Bar
rett and Elizabeth Barrett, minors.
B.H. WHEGENER, Atioruey.
Aug. 7 Sept. 4
'| E. M. NOURSE J. P, HALDERMAN
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| NOURSE & HALDERMAN
! ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Rooms 1, 2 and 3, Bank Block.
| GUNNISON COLORADO
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I J. M. McDOUGAL
! ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
! AT LAW.
| Scott Block, Tomichl Ave.
| suxNisON, COLORADM
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| DEXTER T. SAPP
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELCR
! Virginia Avenue,
| GUNNISON COLORADG
B e i S
J. H ROBINSON
CIVIL ENG NEER
U S Deputy Min ral Surveyor
Cfliee i t Residenes
GUNNIsON COLORADD
W. A. CLARK, ASSAYER
| Silver, soc; Silver and Lead The: Gola,
{ #oc; Gold and Silver, Tsr. Goid, Sil
| ver and Lead $1; Copper Analysis,
81.00,
GUNNIPON, -
! . - COLORADS.
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ls(‘"'fll Doors and
: Window Screens
I Tue Expxer Luvweir Co.
For Rexv-Four room irick, two
bl(;i- from portrffce. City water
and electric lights. 210 a menth.
Inquire of Henry F. Lake