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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11

1t is not quite clear as to what Is
the proper designation of the royal
house of which Edward VII of Eng
land is the head. Queen Victoria was
the last of the house of Hanover. By
her marriage to the prince consoIA
King Edward VII became on his ac-
cession head of the house of Saxe-Co-
burg. In reply to this it is pointed
out that as the son of Queen Victoria,
from whom he inherita the crown, his
majesty remains head of the house of
Hanover. Queen Victoria was of the
latter house through the male life, as
the daughter of a son of George Ill,
who was, of course, of Hanover. 1t
has yet to be decided whether King
Edward belongs to the house of his
father or his mother. In reality the
king unites the houses of Hanover and
SaXe-Coburg.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11
Fewer DlvInlty students in scotland

There is a great falling off in the
number of theological students enter
ing the various colleges of Scotland
A Glasgow correspondent writes that
only thirty have entered all the col
leges OF the AUD Kirk" this year.
about half the usual number. What
was until recently the United Presby-
terian church has had only ten first
class students entered in its colleges,
Instead OF forty or more fifty years
ago The colleges of the Free Church
are in much the same condition. and
In many of the colleges and universi-
ties il is no uncommon thing to wit
ness professor teaching but half
dozen scholars during Che session.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11
FLAVOR STAMPS TO SUIT.
. Druggists New Way of Pleasing His
Customers,

Customer.
When a druggist tells ABOUT the un-
pleasant features of his business, he
never fails to mention the stamp GUS
toners. They ask to be waited upon
at times when there is more profitable
business in sight, and many of them
demand more attention and take up
more of the druggists time tnan peo-
pie who come to buy fancy articles or
to have prescriptions compounded
The stamp customer is looked upon as
q nuisance until the rival drug store
becomes a substation Of the postofIice.
Then the druggist begins to realize
that the person who buys a stamp may
want a piece of soap or a toothbrush,
or bottle of something ON which
there is a druggists modest profit.
Then he often puts a sign in his win
dow by which his neighbors may sec
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11
MRS. CHARLOTTE PADGHAM.


CWhu was born near Kensington palace
at the same hour as Queen Victoria)
ing circumstances of events occurring
in the vicinity of the great English
palace. In those days the Duke OF
Kent was far from being in. afiiuent
circumstances and the family lived in
very modest way. The little Prln-
cess Victoria was kept in ignorance of
the fact that she would one day be
queen until she was II years old. She
recalls vividly the night that William
III. died, The villagers stood in the
streets during the night and in the
morning when it was announced that
Alexandrina Victoria, daughter of. the
Duchess Of Kent, had been made Queen
of the United Kingdom. the town was
shaken with cheers and God Save the
Queen" rang out for the first time.
Mrs. Padgham often saw Prince Al
bert, who married the queen, and she
describes him as a man who was much
beloved by the common people 1t was
the prince consorts habit. while stay
ing at Kensington. TO roam through
the village. stopping here and there
to chat with the farmers and trades
people. Mrs Padgham came to this
country soon after the queens mar
riage.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11

Your life isn't worth living unless
you think ii is
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11
$4,000, 900 bottles OF Champagne.

Beverages says that when the
Gar was on his recent visit to France
he had the felicity of riding nine miles
between two stacks of champagne bot
ties six feet high. This experience
fell to his majesty in the vaults of
Pommery and Greno. Each gallery in
the vaults is marked with a name. The
names are those of the greatest towns
in the world, and there are hundreds
OF galleries, for the vaults contain 12,-
100000 bottles of champagne, some of
them nearly 100 feet down in the bow
els of the earth. The vaults occupy
$50 acres, and are built in an old
chalk quarry outside of Rheims, near
the Church of st. Remi. There are
450 hands employed down in the
vaults, of whom some fifty are women.
whose work consists for the most part
in labelling the bottles and twisting
the wires for the cords. Each hand
employed quaffs a tumblerful of Pom
merry before descending into the cold,
electrically lighted vaults. where the
work is done, and also reserves two
bottles of good red wine per day. SO
that ii is not altogether a bad game.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11
M. Bloch a Philanthroplst.

That the late M. Bloch, the advocate
of universal peace, was philanthropic
in practical ways as well as in his
theories, is attested by his will. When
it was probated at Warsaw recently
it was discovered that the writer had
bequeathed a great part of his fortune
to various charities. About $l50,000
is set aside for the establishment of
a children's asylum, the sum of $4,000
goes to the Warsaw Benevolent So
ciety, $4,000 will be received by the
Warsaw Polytechnic school as fund
for poor pupils and $4,000 by local
charity institutions. In addition, NJ.
Bloch Dequeaths a piece of land worth
$1,000 and $4,000 in cash TO the uni
versal peace propaganda. 1t is said
that his will begins with the words:
81 was my whole life a Jew and | die
as Jew"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11
A Kittens IntsllIrsncs.

A hungry kitten was put into cage,
the door of which would fall open
when a loop of wire that hung in front
of the cage was pulled down an inch.
The kitten tried to squeeze between
the bars, clawed and bit at them,
thrust its paws out between the bars,
and clawed at various loose objects
In the cage. IT clawed the loop sew
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11

A boss" contractor in Philadelphia
of some prominence and much modesty
is Mrs Hugh Brady Her husband was
well-known contractor for hauling
and carting. At his death, the young
widow, familiar with the business, car
ried 1t on, remaining in the same little
Office used for so many years. Very
few people know that the reliable Arm
OF Brady & Son" is woman, both for
mer members being dead. She person
ally supervises all important jobs,
quietly going about in short skirts and
sensible shoes. She works twelve
hours day, and finds that out-of-door
work conduces TO robust health.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-11
REMARKABLE WOMAN
WHOSE BIRTH WAS a STRANGE
COINClDEN

Syracuse, New York, Lady Born ut
same Time and Place rs tho Late
Queen Victoria -- Wanted to OutlVe
the Queen aud sun Lives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Leads Them AL

.-oue NJ iuHic Cough Cure beats all
other med iciaes have ever tried
Cor cgughs. euld-, erogp. aud throat
and iung troisbies" saws D. scout
Curriu. Ut Log inton. Pennsy lvssia
Oue NJ taate CoaQh Care j. the only
absolutely safe coagh remody which
ass immediately NJ others every
where testify 10 the good IA has done
their little ones. Group Is 50 sudden
IN its attacks that the doctor often
arrives zoo late. ID Yields at once
30 one inmate cough eure. Pleasant
TO take. Chiidren like ID. sure
cure Tor grip, bronchitis, colds. u.
Canaday
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
em-iu~s Fsm rsa r.~

serk ~ish zre<i seaaetaE sf yarss.-e
ard their rc~Ard j. csaary ~ ssxnf.
Thair pi@4si af machinery = Aaap.e sssr
the wors 30 san ns~ ~aa s very
. - one J q. gensen = she -ssg.s-
lnteadeuf and = nAan ef ~Iao Yrse-
ticsi experiences. I saaF si~ alrectssa
ase wers has Presre--ea sial "a is
@aieis amsnz she li-t u atv,sias.a paw
ers W sish there were msEe each
companies A. the tsra-i HiI. working
N this caauis. D. ~esld have beea
positive pleasure % yesr rcyorser
10 have thoroughly looked up ta,-
great property aud thea have devoted
al wear spsnc fer a week or twe 40
iis ~rise up but that y impossible.
The rsy ier Park people sFe work
ing bat Il xas impossible Cor us to
visit shem. They are working lode
claims 10 the exclusion Of the plscer
Al present. THIS COMPANY. or At least
certain members thcresf. are accrea-
tied tu be- connected with the new
railroad projected throaQh the park.
The >peuslly placer cAnpanv t.
working a huge force Of men. most OF
hsm are al present hui idinq a large
dam 10 STORE wafer for washing.
They are building Tremendous
works AMI seem 20 have great conf
deuce in the success OF their enser-
prise. A little village has spru"g up
around what was known a. sid'- cab
ins. aud everything Is booming with
lite and activity.
The trip down raylor river brought
us 10 a new ranch being opened Ia
GUnnisou c0aniy. A. l.. STANLEY has
taken Up land three miles above AL
mont in the opening about where the
blackberry pickers used 10 camp aud
bids fair TO have one of the prettiest
homes ia Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Utolla.

Ahws-t ahNrloN Come =pondouce.
John Hays Hammond. the great mining
expert OF the world, stopped two DAYS al
tebuila with his special ear this week. liz
was accompanied by Geo. Crocker. A. G.
Beatty, ol DefiNer. and l.. III. Young
iheY had a de ightlul time fishing out the
speekied beauties, some. weighing fou,
pounds. I've big catches have b.en
made. Geo. Null, of Denver caught a six.
and-a-half FOUNDER, and r.. Bostwick on,
that weighed five and half
Among others stopping at Sportsman
hotel are Stern, Fred Nelf Fred Bailey,
Denver; +. A. Ourland, NJ M. Deteh and
wife, d. A. lroll, Ouray Chas. A. Baker
Gleuwood Colo. u. A. Watson. Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
ARFazz

"a s.aGarsa lrsa assaaFsia @aa ia-
diao=sisa iar al.sun eesrs sags n
q >tsri4eg.at. af Nerrs 0s.k=. \ a.
Afiar Tad srssd aaauY dcierz AHa
nsediainas o. uo avsil. one ef uss
trieaai- g,es-sasis1 asc ~ tFF ks.4.,l
h. gave inaasrdiaie reliaf ! csH e~s
.in.ss-i aaY shiaz ! wsal EsI aud
nv dize-llsH j. 9ssd- I clleorfuils
reeeaasselsd ksdai." I,oat arg -
care Stomach ssoable b. dietlng
fbsi ouly farlheT ~easaa- the -s--
ten J 90 nrsa a haissasa.e. sireugth-
eHlnz fsod- helal esablas Yea 20
a-s.lsilsie what goa ess b. aiae-ting
n ~ hoas che sssmaet's AID. u.
Cansfay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
aam Cas- >..~

FAs Chisslae re-sasea uars la-t
n snaaE ~tieF n~s4ag b--on .hsf
sasH shrua2n she sluseT. Thls y
sle a the large aISes # tie = ...srt Z
cseek Ala4ng alstE,et aaa nearly
e. tHs Wsrsh Vt ese nas b-sea t.keu
out from .r.~s Es.Dts. IhFes
shaasaad feet # aese.a,,aseai wsrk
snci iading Ss1 fsos -h.sfi has b-seu
efeses "a the pEeFsrsy shsr,,.ng
or averages aisoat ss.e a ton.
The Cortland has beea o.yle, ina
a. hlzh a. - men. Ls-f ~eek =
nsus b.s we're laii oH ~hlic -arses
ef the mlHe was progressing. The
fprce has a-aIH been increased aud
oEs Is bong regularly shlpEed o,,t.
Il Is the geueral epiuian that tn
Cortland s os.ly Al the begiuning q
~ success A. a mime. The aeepesi
workings are barely down 3go feet
Large ana wonderfully rich ore
ehutes have been fssad with ship
ping ore that runs as hIzh a. ~ 900
Tue ore bodies gam continuity and
strength with depth.
- phen1menal are resRits ou the
Cortland that mining all along Nc
latYre gulch Is beng ardentlv
pushed. The Treasary tusuel people
are ao5ng extensive desclapuseat
work directly across the gulch. In-
dIcations are that the same rich ere
Wi b. incountered on this property
nov in charge Of George Mason.
H. J. Jones made a strike
lasi week IA the Golden Circle. up
Jones ealeb SIX miles above OHIO
City. 4 two-f0ot vein has been VA
covered, bat not thoroughly ex-
plored. This property has bese
prospected for years and often re-
located, but the vein had never been
found
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Spring Fever.

Spring Fever is another name fol
bili0usness. Ii is more serious than
most people think. a torpid Liver
and inactive bowels mean a poisoned
system. If neglected a serious Hines.
may follow such symptoms. DE
Wits Little Early Risers remove
all danger by stimulating the liver
opening the bowels, and cleaning the
system of all impurities. Safe pills
Never gripe. 81 have taken Dewitt.
Little Early Risers for torpid liver
every spring for years." writes II. NJ
Everly, Moundsville, West Virginia
'srhev do me more good than any.
thing ] have ever tried.' ID. Cana.
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Notice orfiaai settlement.

lu tiae a1Httar nF tHe asfate
ni ID. N tir hHau. ..acHaaaI.
NefIrr b. hHr.h. E. aan. That on Monday the
Hth day af june A. u iH1 tr.ng one uf i4e
sesuiaf lHr- uf the june Term of the County
taurt af 6rral-uH lauriy. boz Frlbste. Iu the
Staaa oft .iurt.... q. i.iueg Agcsuick, Aimiuis-
r.afHr .f. n1l.- rfn uI -li8 estate. viii HuHear
''Hturf t'r iu.se ui -tti uurt- present ruy huHl
s-'1iHnrc.t ID. 7urt A A..ului-trst.T aud pray the
arFrIfH. nI thr same and VIII tueu apply t1 he
dI-raHre'f Hs such Admin =trnfur. Al 81 hich
f.u.s Hu1 u.ITr Hr1 Irr-1u lr Interest NAV app
HaHr an1 present oliartlon- tu The same. if any
tHars ha
Dated st 9ur risur, lalnrHio. MAY Iist, Ia2
~UNT4 tnCkNrIk.
ALmini.rrJt De- huui- non of the Estate Of Il.
N. N-t FHr Ha-ua-aa.
First pub MAY u. 1872. last d. re 20, tac.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Nalcas ltems
found

Times
J. ght new men came in rom Gun
nison yesterday, and all got employ
mont st the Good Hope.
The Iron Cap mine has boen IN
waisred aud an expert was expected
out there yesterday TO examine and
report ON the property.
kineberger's teams went to Spen-
Ger Saturday and moved the family
o. L. Nj. johnson to our burg. They
are living in the CLARK house in
saguacbe.
J. W. Henderson and T. u. Bailey
came in on Mondays stage. Mir
Henderson went TO work on the Good
Hope and Mr.. Bailey left Yesterday
for Gunnison.
Mrs. M. c. Walker, of Gunnison
has been the guest Of Mrs. + "
Castle couple OF days. She return.
20 her home today accompanied by
Mrs. +. J. Tuttle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Realty Transfers.

Andrew Lejune 10 John NJ. Me-
Cormick, undivided Of the German
lode, Tin Cup mining district, $50.
james Henry to James Bradshaw,
so acres in sec. ~, T. 49N.. II. f..
$500
II. A. Frambsoh TO Fannie NJ.
Frsmbsch, one-third interest in Nj aid
Of Athens, Tip Top, Little Jap and
Baby lodes in Qaartz Greek district,
$1,000.
George W. Mccoy to w. Baxter
and ID. W. Davis, 200 acres near
Crested Butte, 500
J. C. Parsons to C.. J.. Stewart, un-
divided Aspen and other claims in
Rock Creek district, 5000.
Delilah c. Reece To John Custer.
lot four in block 2G, Pitkin, s125.
Baxter & Davis to Elizabeth A.
Edwards, lot 22, block n, Crested
Butte, $3.50.
J. l. steinmetz to Emma Terry
lots Z, and in block AZ. Pitkin,
81 POO.
Mat Nalensek to Anton Beitler. lot
80, olock IL, aud improvements, ,Cres-
ted lutte, $500.
W. :. Henderson TO Herman Van
Allen, George ID. Wilcox and John
T. Hall, each Of lot 10, block 81,
Ptkin, for sos each.
Charles T. Rawalt and Emma NJ
Davis to Mary E. Bates, lots IS ana
l6, block in Island addition TO Gun
nison, s515.
Joseph Blacks,oek to Mary c.
Bates, lots l3 and l 4 same block. s85
c. r. Bourdette to B. F. Melton.
five acres in see. 35. slO0.
/ 'ah 4 . 'lithotI 70 ". II. alklne.
lots ! / snd 2, block 20, Gunnison.
5000.
W, II. Endner to Endner Lumber
Co, lots in block ; and lots In
block 9, Gunnison, to Endner Lum-
Der Co, $4,000.
Lulu A. Donaldson to F. W. Ssr-
gent, 20 feet off rear Of lots 80, 81
and 80 in block SO, Pitkin, $3.50.
5. NJ. darlington to W. X. Wster-
man Of Homestake No. ? lode in
Gold Brick district. 5000.
Emma and George w. Terry 10
Paul Heine. lots Z. $ and 9 in block
42, Pitkin. 81 200.
Charles and Orlena Shsckleford to
james X. Estes, lots .. 10, IL and 2.
block IS, original Gunnison, 5000.
Mr.. Estes has conveyed the same
property TO John II. Eastman.
james Buckcr to II. a. Sills. 100
acres in secs. 19 and 20. T. 15.R. :
of s6 west, $3.50. II. a. SflIs con-
veys the same land to ID. J. Nc
/ Glashen for S400
Anton Barardi to Charles Welch
e. p feet of W. 50 feet Of lots Is. Il
and Is, block 80, Crested Butte, $3.50.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Notice OF Final settlement.

~ the matter of tle estate Of
Laura " RHwalt deceasei
Notice i- hereby given. that on Monday the
I3d day of June, A. j. iu2. being one Of the reg
uIar days Of tho MAY term If tile County Court
ui tiugiH-on lauuty in the State Of Colorado.
7. J ~ Mcbougal. executor of said estate. will
appear uafUra tHe Iu.isr uf said Court. present
my huHl -Htt -emTnt us such eNecufar. urav the
approval Il The same. aud viii then apply 60 be
dischnrtei as surh execut-r. A. which time
aud place amy person Boa interest may appear
uud present objections 90 the same, ID any there
hf.
Dated at Gunni4ou, Colorado May a0 isg
NJ DuTG Al.
Executor Of che Estate of Laura " Rawalt
dHrnusal.
First rub May e. last June o. 1892
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
Notice.

The unaersi igued hereby gives no.
lice that he has posted no ices on his
premises. warning all persons not to
lresi ass on the same All violsiors
IN be- prosecuted to the fallest ex-
tent of the law. This means every
body.
April 4, 1902. A. uARTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20

Nearly forty couples attended th,
Woodman dance Saturday evening
The Redmen hall was thrown opet
aud Jolly evening was spout trip.
ping the Eight fantastic TO the mus i
of Emerson's orchestra. Refresh
ments OF ice cream, cake and straw
berries were served. This complete,
the 6sth dance aud closes the clul
until the first Saturday in Septem-
Der.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20

the nature of this ease NAV demand. and that
plaintiffs recover their costs In this action as
viii more fully appear from the complaint in
said action e. which reference is here made. r.
And YOU are hereby notified that IL vou fail 20
appear, aud o. answer the said complaint as
above required, The said plaintiffs will enter
yuur default in che PREMISE and will aupiy Co
tnr curt for the relief drmanded in said com
plaiut
IlL> Given under my hand aud the Seal
S.N\D Of said District Court at Guuuisou.
SS9, Ia said County this gist day Of Jan
- uary A b tag.
JpHN b MCCOBNltk. Clerk
bf2rER 7. StrP Attorney for Plaintiff.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20

Salida Record E. A. Tullien. well
known as frequent visitor in Salids
in connection with his position ss
superintendent of the government fish
hatchery at Leadville, has been ap-
pointed to take charge of the lakes
and hatchery on the Grand mesa.
This is the place that recently came
into prominence on account of the
burning of the buildings by infuri-
ated citizens in revenge for the shoot
ing of tresspasser. Mr.. Tullien is
master Of his business and will surely
make the Grand mesa institution a
success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
OFFICIAL PROCEED!>GS
OF the Beard Of County Commission

State ~ Colorado.
County uftiunuiSou
At REGULAR meeting Of the Board of Com
mis=iouers for Gunnison county. Colorado held
al tho curt House in tunuison the sd. 4th
ana 9th days Of june A. ID. 1872. the following
proceedings, among Others, were had and done
tu-Wlt;
Tax commission was authorized 20 issue 10
the owner of lot Is block q Island addition "a
Gunni-on. deed W said lot Tor the taxes of
is,3 the taxes Tor said year having been paid
and the lot enormously sold for said taxes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
Notiee Of linal ,rtrIement.
q l61 N0II-r y I1e , 7alo0f

ID the Mnttar af Che E4fato.af
Trrfraf N kaua. Hieras-Tf
Notice E. hereby rituH- That nn Monday tbe
Hth day af ta-e- a. h.. Ha-. being one 81 the
reeuinr gag " the june Term af the COUNTY
inuH 90 tuHui-Uu n1'ntE in Probate iu the
stat.ff tu'afHbH, I. U J None tdmiaistrarnr of
3uli e-i.fe Nil fufelr .ii lore fHa iu ze OF said
court nrrsHni u1g final settlement as such Admis-
trafrrHu1 pray lhrH prevail 81 the same and Will
then appIg tg bp aisrhareed ss such aduiri--
lrat9r. Af whirh tims Hu.I place ans parsou in
iiNr.-i moo nuHeIr nuI present uhieetious 20
tnr -aua % auy .HnrH Pos.
Dated ft Gu1ui- 'n. Colorado MAY i7th. 1873.
j kANE.
A1mui=tfst. rof Il.e Estate Of Margaret s. Kane.
1uenfsad
First rub Ma4 2si ia1.. I.sst pub June 2nth 1902.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
"a A. Fnmharb.
n a..H ..s.

TIE psurIe Uf t1a ~taHa If Colorado 10 n A
l-aH bach. rlr defendant above named, Greet
Aou sre hereby required toarpear in an action
Nr.1sHt AGAINST Juu hy the ahoVe named plain
u.s. fa HH DISTRICT Court ~ bunuisou County
t..rHir wiraiu twenty DAYS affer the service
Irs1f II served u lJilu this uuutv.ur II Ss.rv..a
@ ni ttis auuty ~ hy publication. within
ftrrY il1= aifar sery ier hereof exclusive of the
na1 ~ service or judgment by default Will be
.asea asnllst g1ri according % the prayer Of the
complaint. end If q cuuy of the complaint in
t.Ie above entitled action he noi served with
fhts 7uUfufus, Or lf tie service hereof be made
cor % this state. then ten DAYS additional 10
fis ffHe hernIna taVe specified for ats,,es rance
end ause-er sii be allowed before the ta ing Of
IIa-meuf hy fefault RS aforesaid.
liia said action Is brought 20 obtain iuar-
nl''Hf ems 1frree of Tins tuurt dlsso,lVing the
c1 pa rtuf-tiu entered into on on atllruf tile ffh
tay of August A. .. i-a's. and existing between
stTie 1f v -lliau1 3 glrud q Co far the gu-rose
fI working and aifaH IiTI-u flIr ana Il rf.sl-
I'D Top. Lutte asp ard Hahy lode mining
claims -l-uHta iu rla ouHrtz Draak n Iuis.. Dis
prirt, JuHuisdn r.guty -t8te 81 C.,laraio. aud
r.at aa Hralll--t Il- b. tna ~ ali deal Iiuas and
fr4r-a i1- t-l.- at Iifaf Il be diatras.d thar
tise defendant ao-l 7rci. lrt lon Of a afs-tii 4
a-r1-- -al ii-ae ta-r- Hs las b7au fss i8
ruf -t 7ra4 rI-f.a --1a.r-aIu uofav. us abe
eat f.r sserF- rr tire whole rrlrelfla-r
n II FED ara-s r.ri uftrst ir Trust far
al=e p-HiI r-a tiinr 1af.rIlart isa -s.f-l7 red
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4rfI INTEREST
rt-t r.--at q izsr fu.z-ue-t szaiu=t the De-
is1alalr f-r rrs f-ti ler arIlar sum II .uurey
rhat may ds fund ua -i.7H1. su. trst r.iai-fifFs
lrire llna n--atf.-f ulsafarar .rri~s-f lf.r - III
ulsy - .aun to have iu said mining properties
iar The payment " rht same.
Thar TIE fer=1uHl property ~ sara partner
ailT ~ =1la ans the ur1reels D. app led o. the
Iruelt cf tle iatlr- ef said trul. and tlfat such
a'hef. Further or different relief b. granted a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
kper.vrsate

taa-szu AniarIcau.
tosHtFs a.an tease explain this
befe -ilp 80 me, ssT.
Isvrntor Doa't sav this here ship.
ssy friend -sy chat air ship.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20

Does a general banking aud collection busi
ness. Interest allowed 90 time deposits. Sell
exchange ON all parts Of the L : aud Europe
Capital and 4 ndirided ProAts e7s. .0>se
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20

Old papers for sale at this office
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20
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N Iaam Friend and
Thomas HurtHhie.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-20

7 2 EF1VI Y = EN
County Clsrk.