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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
HON. JOHNL. MARIE NO MORE
PASSED QUIETLYAwAY AT MS HOME HERE
Tie Vas an iiOnOred and Distinguished Citizen
and Leaves an U1suliied Record. Etc.

On Saturday. August ,. at A. NJ. the
Hon. JnO. T. Narye died at his residence
.n this city. Mr. Marye was born here
here he had lived all his life and died
with au uusullied character and "A spot
less record. lie hal honor among the
people and with the people of his home
aud birth. lie was born in 1923. was
educated at the University of Virginia. OF
which institution he was the Rector of
the Board Of Visitors When quite
a young man he was elected Mayor
OF this place. lie represented this city and
county in the legisla turc. aud after the
war was ended he was sent a. "A dele.
gate to the Underwood Constitutional
Convention and there fought hravelv the
enemies of the state. lie was one Of the
committee which obtained from f'resi-
dent Grant the right and privilege for
people to vote Oh that constitution bv
separate sections from which right our
old Confederate soldiers retained their
right To vote. He was elected by the
Legislature to the Lieutenant Governor
ship To al vacancy He was "A lawyer
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

Mr.. Ashton GIN oi Newport News
who has heen very an with typhoid fever
ma the hospital there for xix weeks. il
c"nrale-eent and visiting relatives al hi-
former home In stafford
Miss Ella McCarty. of BROOKLYN \ :
who has been visiting ner relatives. G-
A. NJ H. Martin and family here i.
spending the week with the Misses Dick
inson in caroline.
The Mary Washington Hospital As-o.
citation VIII meet To morrow MORNING
"Wednesday at 1890 O'Clock in the CIV
Council Chamber
Mr. y. T.. Willis returned home from
'ulpeper county yesterday. where hi-
wife is very sick. lie reports her improved
and that she iSnot suffering from typhoid
fever.
Miss Eta Kciier. Of Washington. n
charming Young lady who has been the
guest OF Miss Elsie Mills in Falmouth
has returned home.
pr Randolph b. Carmichael. OF Wash.
ngton. was m the city Sunday and at
tended the funeral Of Ex-Lieut Gov.
John l.. Marye
Mrs l.. y. Daniel and daughter. with
her guest. Miss Lucy Plaster. of Lou
doun- have returned from "A visit to friends
in stafford.
Miss Margaret H. Willis Of Charlotte
\. g.. who has been the guest oi her rela
tives here. * visiting relatives I'm Orange
county.
Mr.. \. ID. Iap~cott returned from Ian
caster saturday night 10y steamer. recoy-
cred from his late Illness
Mr. j II. Jacobs has r, turned from
Bedford Springs Pa, where ice spent
two weeks
l.. VI Gibbs. Of True Blue. vas "a caller
sat the IiE FREE Lane office on Monday
Misses trenshaw. Of Orange county.
are the guest oi Mrs NJ. r. Schroeder.
Mrs II. II. Barber continues very sick
at her home. Trinity hcctory, here
Col. Z. y. Cole has been inlispOsed for
several days, but Is out again
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
Improvements at the Baptist Church

The repairs to the interior of the Bap-
list church have been completed and the
congregation viii worship in the audito-
rum for the first time on next Sunday.
IL Is the purpose of the pastor to have
services appropriate TO the occasion.
The interior Of the church is very beauti-
iul and will compare favorably with any
church building in this country. The
dark ceiling has given away To a nic,
blending OF blue and gold and the heavy.
duh walls stand forth in light buff. in
pleasing harmony with the ceiling. wal
nut furniture. the olive green pew
cushions. and the brown and olive green
carpet which covers the entire floor and
choir gallery in one solid piece The or
Ian. richly ornamentcd and newly var
nished. sets back Of the pulpit in IA beau
tiful alcove. made for the purpose. and
with the surrounding drapery and cur
tains. presents almost a fairy picture
rheeXquisite taste displayed in the selec
ton of colors, which are in pleasing har
mony with the entire surroundings. ha.
given To the BAPTIST a most lovely audi
ence room in which TO worship. Tn,
cost of the improvements will be about
six hundred dollars
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
In tlnnor of Her iincsfs-

Miss Lizzie Hurkamp gave a handsome
luncheon Friday in honor of her guests
Miss Ann Milwood, OF Pennsylvania. and
Mrs. c. ii. Harkamp, of "Boscobel"
The table decorations were lace doilies
dainty silve. baskets of bon hons and
salted nuts Beautiiul fans were placed
at each place and were souvenirs of the
occasion. The menu waa daintily served
and consisted of many delicacies
Besides the hostess, Miss Milwood and
Mrs. Hunk amp. were Mesdames J. e.
Russell, OF Louisville Ky, A. Randolph
Howard, William Bernard, j. Stanshury
Wallace, William Wheaton, of Griffin,
Ga a.; Misses Ellie Ware, of Washington;
Marion Nernum. OF Connecticut; Nellie
Carmichael, Mary Shepherd Lula Brax-
ton, Julia Tyler, Edith Barber and Annie
+. Fleming.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
SPECIAL MEETINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.
Resolutions OF Respect TO Two Departed Ex.
Mayors Adopted.

4 sperial meeting of the City Council
was held Sunday afternoon at > O'Clock
and resolutions eulogizing the life ami
character of the late eX-Mayor John l..
Marye were presented by Capt T. Me-
Cracker and unanimously adopted
Another special meeting was held yes
terday afternoon and resolutions Of re-
spect to the memory OF the late ex-Mayor
Josiah Hazard were offered by Col. L. d.
Cole and adopted unanimously. The
Council and other city officers attended
both funerals in body.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
THE WASHINGTON GUARDS
Ordered 10 westmoreland by Gov Montague
TO Preserve Order at LOmaS Trial

The Washington Guards ui this city on
Sunday about , l.. NJ. received orders
from GOV. Montague in Richmund 10 20
To Alexandria on Monday and report to
the Sheriff of Westmoreland to act as
guard for John LOmaN to MOntross in
Wcstmorcland county where his trial
commenced today (TueSday) for an as
sault on Miss Susie COsfenhader. OF PO-
tnmac Mills, in that county, in June.
Since that time Miss Costenbader has
lost her life 10y kindling n fire with coal
oil from which her clothing was ignited
causing death. 1t is claimed by many
friends OF the young woman that she
adopted this method OF ending her life
rather than pass the ordeal to which she
would be subjected on the witness stand
during the trial, as she was by nature
extremely modest and refined.
The Guards under Capt. NJ b Rowe,
l.ieuts +. II Revere and T. NJ. Larkin.
with Assistant Surgeon !. y. barney,
with fifty muskets left here yesterday on
the 1O:il train and proceeded to AleNan-
dria where they reported to the Sheriff,
and taking the steamer Randall at 4:3l
proceeded to Nomini where they will
land this morning at > o'clock and
thence march with the prisoner to Mont
ross, six miles distant. where the trial
will commence today. II ia said by gen
tlemen from Westmoreland that since
the tragic death of Miss Costenbader tho
feeling against the prisoner has beer
more intensified in the Northern Neci
and the people will only be satisfied Will
quick action on the part of the authori
ties. 4 representative of THE FREi
LANCE went with the company
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05

OF acknowledged learning and ability
and of the very highest honor. lie was
a distinguished honored citizen of this
city and State. When quite young he
united with the PreSby terrain church and
held the Office of elder in that church for
a number OF years Mr. Marye married
Miss Brown. daughter of DR. Brown.
who died only n few months ago. He
leaves two children-Miss MAY Marye. OF
this city. and .lno. / Marye. IT.. OF New
port News-and three brothers-Ilon
Norton Marye. Lawrence :. and Stuart
Marye Frederick sburg and the State
have suffered a loss in the death OF such
"a citizen.
On Sunday evening his funeral services,
were conducted in the Presbyterian
church 10y Rev. Or. X x Howison. assisted
by Rev. ". u. Smith. OF st. Georges
church 4 large number of people were
there To pay their last tribute of respect
and honor TO his memory The follow
ing were the pail bearers.
Active-lohn /. Scott. !. :. Knox. S.
Graham llowison. j. Willard Adams. 4.
L. Embrey. !. L. Corbin Honorarv-St
George Il Fitzhugh. nr II VI y. Martin.
Prof. : ". Somervillc. David :. Forbes.
-. ". Shepherd. Rev. nr IT, :. Runaway.
Z I. Knox. Mayor and City Council. OF
iiccrs OF Iresby terrain Church. Members of
the Ear
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
Bright PROSPECTS, for Work

Mr.. Jas. II Roberts, of the firm of
Roberts Bros. proprietors of the new
canning factory in this city, was caller
at The Free Lance Office on Saturday
last
Mr.. Roberts reports everything in reaGi-
ness for work at the factory and express
cd the hope that the yield of tomatoes
this year might be a large one
He will return to this city next week
after which time he may be found dali,
at the factory on Frederick Street
Attention is called to the advertise
ment for 100 women and girls to worl
at the factory. All work is to be don,
by the piece and there is every assuraac,
chance to make excellent wages during
the canning season.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
Death OF Mr.. Henry Baker.

Nh. Henry Baker, Of Louisa county,
died in Washington Of typhoid fever Fri
day, aged 26 years. The eceased was "A
nephew of MIR +. T. Baker, OF this city.
and at one time lived here with him for
several months. At the time of his dealt
he held position as conductor on the
street car line IN Washington. He was a
young man of high character. His re-
mains were taken to his home in Louisa
county for intement
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG AND
PIEDMONT RAILROAD.

Connections az Fredericksburg With r., =.
n T. T.. r.. and Wecmr Steamboat Co. At
Orange with southern I; Il aud thc-npenke a.
Onto x. X.
The only line TO the Charlottesville and
Wiidcrn-r- Enttlefslds.
Eastern standard Time. Daily except sun
day. ". ~. RICH ARDS. Scn. Manager
Train 80. leaves prnurr the ia Monday
In each month at . T. NJ.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-08-05
Union Services at ST. GEORGES

large congregation attended the
Union services at st. Georges church
Sunday night, notwithstanding the hot
weather Rev. W. ID. Smith the rector
preached and conducted the services.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
Aspen Democrat.-Yesterd Mr.

Aspen Democrat.-Yesterdsy Mr.
Gallagher the section boss received
the sad intelligence that his nephew
Mr.. Clifford had been killed while
running on his engine at Ouray.
Mr.. Clifford is young man and the
support of large family. His home
is at Gunnison, where his remain,
will be taken Saturday evening. Mr.
Gallagher, Julia Brassell. Jas. Roach
his cousin, and Miss Clifford, his sis.
ter, left last evening for Ouray to es.
cort the remains to Gunnison and b,
present at the funeral. Aspen ex.
tends her sympathy to the bereaved
family in their sad affiiction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

The experiment Of driving the cap
into . shell after il was loaded with
powder proved unlucky for Otto En-
e-son last Sunday. He held the shell
in his left hasd pointing downward
so fortunately it osly blew part ofhis
left thumb OF and lacerated the right
hand, instead of putting out his eyes.
Bv careful attention his hands will be
all right except the thumb.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
High School Notes.

Bs pupil
Girls OF the Gunnison High School have
become interested in out door sports and
ss a result of their enthusiasm have organ
lied Basket Ball Club The ball
arrived this week. the grounds east of the
school building have been prepared and
the girls, with MIR. Tucker as coach, have
had their first lessons. The officers have
not yet been elected aside from tempor-
airy chairman, Carrie Eells. and secretary,
Generieve Purrier. We will give list OF
members next week.
Miss Cara shackleford has been quite
SICK for the past four weeks, and is not vet
back in school,
The high school enrollment tor this term
is 33. The attendance is good and cases
OF tardiness are lew.
The class in Chemistry has been expert
Onting with oxygen, hydrogen, and nitro
g0n. the last week or two.
Miss Minona Allen is taking a special
course OF study this year
On halloween night will occur the social
event Of the season, when the girls OF
the Basketball Club will open the par
lors OF the Masonic Hall and invite their
friends to partake of the bountifu supper.
and ENJOY the first class programme pre-
pared 10y the members. As TO the enter.
tanning qualities of those young ladies. the
people of Iunnison are familiar with them,
and this entertainment will be no excep-
ficn TO others given by them in the past.
There viii be games of all descriptions
for the amusement Of both young and old
Since it is customary on Halloween for
witches to tell fortunes. the club has i'm.
ported witch of wonderful ability. who
vii tel with marked accuracy your future
s9ccesses and failures.
De not fail to consult her.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
PRESBYTERIAN

Rev. ;. l. :. ard will be in Gunni-
son next week again and announces
that he will fiji the pulpit as usual
one week from Sunday.
Rev. W. A. Bass, of Montrose will
hold services again in the Presby-
terian church next sunday morning
and evening. Al the close of the eve-
ming services a meeting of the con-
gregation will be held. Mr.. Bass is a
fluent speaker and has won msny
friends in Gunnison. Members of the
Presbyterian congregation are talking
Of retaining him fot the year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

ments in their service between Colo
RADIO and Texas by putting on an.
other daily fast train, carrying stand
ard Pullman sleepers, cafe cars and
tirst-class coaches between Denver and
Fort Worth; also Pullman sleepers
between Memphis, Tenn, via, Amar-
lille and the Choctaw, Oklahoma AZ
Gulf Ry, offering the only service
between Colorado and the Oklahoma
and Indian Territories without
change of cars.
Ask any c. a :. Ry. ticket agent
for folder, or write
T. T.. Fisher,
Genersl Passenger Agent, Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

The democratic state executive
committee is arranging for q two
days tour of the state by HoR. Will
liam j. Bryan. The contemplated
itinerary, subject to change, will be
gin with An address at Grand June
ton, probably on the 9th. From
there he will take q special, il the
program is not changed. and run
down to Durango, speaking At the
principal points en- route. Returning
via Sslids, he will deliver addres-e.
At Leadville, Salida and along the
Rio Grande to Denver. lie will have
bus forty eight hours to spend in
Colorado and il is proposed to utilize
every minute to the utmost. Us.
dou ubfedly some Gunuison county peo-
pie will endeavor to hear the eloq uen,
Nebraskau at either Grand junction
or Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Chss. Hszelhurst has been trans
ferred from this point on the ID. Il r.
railroad to Cimarron and left for that
place today. Engineer Knoll, of
Gunniscn, takes charge of the engine
that was under Mr. Hazelhurst's con-
troll, and will move his family here ss
soon ~ he can secure . suitable loca-
ton. The Hazelhurst family will
move to Cimsrron next week.
Citizen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Eebt. l.. Hamill came iato Gamai-
sou Aeedsy and will put in lew
weeks in this neighborhood looking
after the Lucky Strike property al
Chance. Louis Cortay has charge OF
the baildings and mschiaery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Edward l.. Hahn and others have
made mineral entry on Taylor lode,
Ruby Mining district in the local land
Office this week, also the Belzora- Bas-
sick Mining and Developing comps nv
entered on the New Bassick lode,
Monte Vista aud Monte Vista No, 2
In Gold Brick district.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
Reco-d-Stockman,-W. A. Gills

Reco-d-Stockman.- A. Gillas.
pey' Of Gunnison, who has been in
the city for q few days attending the
meeting of the executive committee of
the Colorado Cattle Growers, reports
the hay crop in his county only about
IS per cent. less than last year, but
the range is in bad shape and plenty
af moisture necessary next season.
The Gunnisoa county cattlemen are
holding their cattle back and will not
commence heavy shipments until sext
month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Last evening Mrs. Mary Hartman
arrived fro@ Noatrose TO stop during
the antumn mo1ths with her sou A.
Hartman. Mrs. Ed. Hartsnsa accom- :
panied her, bat will go on in q tew
days TO visit relatives in Pennsy van ia
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Monday, II. $. Crooks, superinten-
dent of the fish hatchery commenced
spawning eggs for the fall hatch of
eastern trout. lie seines the big fel.
lows from Tomichi creek in Joe
Adams ranch. They are taken to the
hatchery, stripped of the eggs and
later returned to the stream.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

W. II. Endaer has opened a lumber
yard in the growing town Of Hotch-
hiss. He will put in . complete yard
Of roagh ssA dressed tumber uader
he ceGpetest management Of l.. ID.
M Msther, formerly Of Gansison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Rev. 7. J. Giblett breaches his fare
well sermon next sunday. Monday,
with Mrs. Giblett and the family he
will start for Denver He does not
know as yet where next ears PASTOR
ate will lead him.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Mrs. II NJ. Webster, representa-
tive of the Monday Afternoon club at
Boul ller has been honored by election
as president of the south hwestern Colo
RADIO district of Federated Women
Clubs. Next week members of the
club meet with Mrs. A. Hartman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Saturday, Miss Clara Ssries re-
turned froa a visit in Como with her
brother Harry aud has accepted =
poeitioa rs cieik is the dry geods
emporium OF Latimer 4 AIiea.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

"A subscriber about seven wears
in arrears was dying" "How do you
feel ?" asked the editor. IAN looks
bright before me-" gasped the sub
scriber. 81 thought So" returned the
editor. you'll see the blaze in about
ten minutes"
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Me--rs Jas Harley. Dos. Hseck ssd
G. r. Rawslt went to beaver sunday
evening. Harley aud Block retSrssd
Tuesday. and Raw alt essss hose 90
W edaesasy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Miss Mary Reed closed the Mt.
Carbon school Friday and departed
for her home at Colorado Springs,
TODAY, Mrs. T. Ina Dice finishes the
term at Castleton and Miss Dosie
Estes the one at White Pine. Mon
day school begins at Spences with
Miss Kathryn Dalton of Montrose in
charge.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Fred Hays was in from sPeseer
this week making arrsagemest 10
move his family iRte &. l. AtIler'-
house ~ soon as the latter can get his
household goods moved 10 Delta.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Clyde Welch had 80 tons of hay
and ten acres of pasture burnt up
yesterday. Fire started on the ID. 4
X. G.. right Of way aud got into the
stacks tsefove il cosld be stopped
He hsA t400. insurance GA his hay
crop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

j. q. saylor and John Dodge came
over from the Hathaway mine Mon
day. John was forced to lay off be-
cause of an accident. His foot was
crushed by roekfal 1he mill
started up last week Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

A. n. Perrsult was in Gunaison
Wednesday and predicted something
doing in Tin Cup before long. Work
on the new railroad had not begun
but contractors were on the ground
igWreiRg on the road bed aud tunnel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Mrs. Essie Snodgrass again figures
among successful hunters. word hav-
ing been received from the White
River that fine five pronged buck
had fallen to the unerring aim of her
rifle, much the hsndsomest deer killed
by the party. said the letter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Ivan Hards OF Grand Rapids arrive d
sunday TO visit his brother Robert
Hards. He has recently graduated
from the Grand Rapids college of
medicine and is looking for place to
hang up his shingle as an M. ID.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

G. +. Murray. Henry Maaer, Geo.
p. Nyers,C. T. Rswslt and Verne, left
Yesterday morning for Meeker TO bs
gone . week They are after big game
and have made many promises Of ven-
ison. Let's see if the are mighty
hunters.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Dirt will soon b. flying again on the
Beaver aud Mascot lodes near The
Midland mine on Beaver creek. w.
A. Turner came over from Canon City
Tuesday to do annual work on them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

BAPTIST CHt RCH.
Subjects tor SUNDAY October 18Th
at Baptist church. this will be the
last Sunday of the present pastorate.
Morning theme, 'God is Love"
Evening theme, ''Some Things That
are Real
Rev. T. J. GIBLETT. Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

l.. c. Ehlerding, uperintendent oi
the Headlight group ct Spencer has
shaft aud power house nearly CON-
pleted and will he ready in . short
time to commence active operation on
the mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Tom Horns trial has been interest
ing reading this week. The Wyom.
ing desperate is in jeopardy for kill
ing Willie Nickel, SON of small
ranchmin whom the big cattlemen
were trying to run out of the country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

4. Conrad, the barbar, vsot eses
ti.e range Tuesday, bound See lAssves
or perhaps ~ Louis shosld TIE sviris
scve IN that d.reetloa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Ohio creek rsachusen nset Saturday
s.d discussed the canal but did not
cosse 10 ANY conclusion. Next sstar-
day they meet gain when an estimate
Vt cost Gill be presented.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Mrs Chris Denham of Ohio City
came 10 Ggnnison Saturday TO Rseet
her brother Harry Faulkner First
reports had told thai he WAS fatally
injured in the accident at Oursy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

foR >ALE-Foar room house. pantry
closet and good outbuildings. In
good condition. Price 1000. small
pavmen down, balance in INSTALL
ments 10 suit. HENRY y. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Aust Susan Bry.s So b~pti,sa ~
the Gsass-on river Monday sfssgssoa.
Rev T.. J.. Giblcss pertcssssA tks
ceremony.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Children cannot study 1T their eyes
ara detective. Ia costs nothing for g
thproagh examinations by Dr. Baxter
the specialist, With l.. T.. Mueller.
October l7ih 10 Esd.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

A curious thing about socialism is
that though its foundation principal
is cooperation It's followers refuse to
cooperate with other people having
similar ideas. Something wrong in
the Way II was started.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Mrs. George Hetherington went
over 90 Florence Tuesday. expecting
% remain uRtil sunday with her
sister, nov operator IN the We-ters
{ nioR office al that point.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Oryille Potter has been transferred
to the Delta-Psonis branch of the u.
a Il G.. as fireman. He will move
his family to the North Fork couRtry
as soon as arrangements can be per-
tected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

FoR SALE Room Brick Cottage
hot and cold baths, electric lights,
celler, telephone, in fact all modern
improvements. lots, good barn. In
first-clsss condition. x3, 200.
HENRY Y. LAKE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

q. n. Judd ssd k,s s.ece, is-
stella fressos we're IN Guaai-oS this
week ircsa Gothic. Tuesday evesiss
Miss Pressea departed for her hosse
IN Irsisg, h sa.se.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

NJ k.th Alien ssss TSs~aAg ese-
asug for esf CsllsD~ " siDs sssuxr
seek- sish her ssss, nrs. SsAs Lss-
suser.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17
CNrcetinR HIM

Gsbbleton (efec'ively)-Whv hello
Grimshaw Glad TO see you're back
Grimshaw (coIdly)--This is nv
face yoa are looking At, Gabbleton.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Mr.. II y. cetsne.i EssHsusd "
hes nsass IN fean-y iv>~ss ~ o~n-
asy
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Usodascu " st.s ~sesa 80 paAsa4aG
sor snesE TssnA-eis issHg sslg-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

Mo- u. b. C&sasca ~ e1lersAss-
inx her esa-4a ns- Ss.cv.4a. %
isenser.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-10-17

io@ Asse wss passeaeer ON the
west boasd passenger Monday. He
Weai 30 Lake Cuy with yaj2e saim-
s0n ssa NJ. Ia-Iey.