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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
ALL EXCEPT TWO
Defendants in .,aii al shawnee Have

Been Given Trial at This Term.
shawnee O. T.. Nov. lS.-The fan term
OF the district court just adjourned, has
been an exceptionally long setting and
closes with an extraordinary record.
Cour, ctnvorea at Tecumseh Septem-
Der lc adjourned Nov. T. During the
two months sitting there have been
ffty-seven criminal cases disposed of
by trial. demurrer or dismissal There
are twenty-eisht criminal cases pending
in which arrests have been made and
forty-siX in which no artists have been
made. simply hanging on Indictments
Every case in which the defendant was
fl Jail at the beginning of the term has
been disposed Of except two. which were
continued on application of the defend
ant himself
The criminal record includes five mur-
der trials that have been disposed Of
or the civil cases there have been
u cases disposed Of and 100 are stn
pending.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
STORMY NIGHT AT MEMPHIS
Is Made in Honor Of Return Of Gen,
eTal Right

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. 1S-The home
coming OF General Luke z. Wright after
a three years absence in the Philippines.
was made memorable tonight by the citi-
zens Of Memphis. Cannons doomed a sa-
Lutte of Il guns, bonflres were lighted on
the principal thoroughfares. and the
streets We're lined with people who shout
ed an enthusiastic welcome to the vice
governor. The train bearing General
Wright and party arrived few minutes
after O'Clock y committee OF repre-
sentative citizens met the general and his
party, which was composed OF himself,
his wife and Frederick Heiskell. private
secretary to the vice governor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
sso,tst VOTES IN OHIO
Official Vote q Vote Cast az Recent
Electlan Ccmpleted.

Columbus. g.. NOV 18-The cHcisI
count a. the vote cast a. inc recent eiec-
tio- ln Ohio. completed today. shows 3 to-
tsl % - 81 bslots The total vote cast
f1r secretary q stste vas sii 81. So f-.-
iovs Iayiia. Republican. eS.I7i. RiEsleey
Democrat. sE7os White. Proalbi fioaist.
= .zs. HAYES Socialist Is-z75. adams -
.ciaI-Iabor. z2sss. scattering. oae. total.
sli 80. Lzylins plurality. - -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
COMING FRoM q PAso
sera:e Sub-coumitts on Territories
Soo7 70 &c IN Cklzhora.

Phoenix. Ar.z. Nov is-Tne sab-cen-
-nsttee 4 The senate OF territories left
* nat6ulshs tenisht t1r -ecs1a, Ar.zoHa-
To1rorrow Il VIII 50 o. % Blst4e. tcen 70
Dsrni1s New McKee,. from which place lt
w 80 T. = Paso. stopping foT a fsE
ha--s 81 Las crusles Whfis the commit
tza has not tesa able AZ any part q is
--tp l3 anrource its itirerzry r2aT daYs
z advaace. : 6 the ur6 srstandzag that
s-ou y Paso Il wl e. faso Oklahoma
ard I-a.sn Territory
C.u-ens Z Phoenix gave the cozuittee
a .afornai reesptlou bzfs-- s. LEFT q
nish--
II ras occupied al day win sss laves-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
ste5,ooo STOLEN FROM BANK
Robberies in Lisbon Becoming Alarm
inCIV Numerous

Lisbon. Nov. s.-Thieves have broken
into the underground strong rooms Of the
bankingg firm of Pelurinho and have
stolen the sum Of s1s5.Oc0. One OF the
clerks Of the bank has been arrested IN
connection with tie robbery. The fire.
quency with which such robberies have
occurred recently is causing general alarm
here
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19

sASTaNEGLf. THE HNFNoTisT
Psychoiog'cai therapeutics is a subject
which Is attracting attention the eeris
over AZ fha present time. Many have
attempted 20 chrisfsn Ia wlth nsms
that would SEEM 90 cover IL la every re-
spcct 20 that a mere mention of 10 would
Indicate the mesniug g. the masses.
when -poken ~ toeay % b. regarded
rs something new. hut lt ~ fact shaf Il
is a. old 80 the centuries. IL WAS araer-
stood BY the Egyptians. graetlcea ~ the
Ht afews found in indian my holasy ~
the anc.enf- u was known as ni.rns t.sra.
until Antonio Msrmer faFr fnnr ~ lb@
underiylns isws RovernirT tbe tan 4tiass.
when * took the name - n8e srsegiafn.
Att>runrd. 81 uas rschfistf ad nY rlat
n England as hyraoilen 64nts susH Is
looked uron 90 thc areaiesf operator iu
tn. uuc Typnofism 81 "a science taat
sppeais to sil eIsssas EVefF ffafcasieas sl
nsn OF woman. wfetf isryef rhFa-
clan. naTse. teach p. Fes. even gstsais.
ought % hsfe e certain ar1oauf ef sneui-
edge along this lnf in tna rfsfinE q
youth
BeElnning Monday night. at Isisf Aaai-
toriura. Ladies free Monday aehi So
der the usual condition
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
ON FAKe FOOT RACE
Indiana Man viii Ask Reparation for
ALLEGED $4,000 SNindle.

Evansville. Ind. Nov. 1S-Frank Lory
OF Petersburg. Ind. viii ask tho grand
jury. a report from Petersburg says. 20
indlct ten men whom he alleges swindlsd
him out OF s53.5g0 on a fake foot race
which was pulled of in Colorado some
time ago. Lory is said TO have employed
detectives TO capture the alleged swim
dlers, but they have failed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
cARsonIc ACID FAILS
Fire in Senator Cisrk's Hire g stii
Raging.

B1its. Eo1;-. Nov. ls-AaFicss resolved
II this city tonight say fhst ferre Gre
ss stul raEing n Senator cIsrks famous
SD IS being forcsf irte the depfts g.
great voiurns. hrt i kas not SET had any
a1rrevlsbie eject upoa TIE nsusa- Tath
tbe msne creaings eicsed & is fhouSst
thsf RS gas VII nralig eaeach fhs fsc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
Distress
AHey Eating

Nausea between meals, belching, vom-
iting, fatulence, fits of nervous head
ache, pain in the stomach, are all
symptoms OF dyspepsia, and the longer
it is neglected the harder it is to cure it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
AZ THE on CROSS ROADS


A genuine drsmatic trcat Is promised
the patrons Of th- Crawford when Mr.
Arthur c. Aiston's company viii present
for the fr.t time IN this city The rev
pIsy. AT the Old Cross Road. Accord
ing 70 the dramatic writer's q other CIT
les. Mr Hal Rei5 the author. hss writ
ten one of the best stories II southern
life given - the stage in recent years
Zach character has been drawn with a
master hard and she plot % the piay
uufolds a deeply interesting ard probable
story
The play will be presented by a com
pany of PLAYERS most of vhorr are knoen
favora Sly her, f0r their rsitorioils York
gith other organizations. They iHeiBdr
Ee.ha williams. Ja-e Corcorsn. Mar
Rose Mrs. Charles g Craig Louiee Val
lenfine. Edwin Walter : J Pisr.or
Thomas p. Ince. r aostyn Ksiiy. Maur-
ice Hedges and several others of rquai
note
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19

gr-e So~ = The re7e today = s-ast
~ h=sef ss5esnti1F ssE- se-rs;rs aseH-
t5llc 1essslrs n Carztz- :.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19

The Old Guard. although only a one
act piece. has czome 10 rank as one Of
the distinguished successes OF Charles =.
Hanford's s career. n this play he wholly
DISCUSSES his personality. appearing as an
aged but high-splritet solder whore
honor is more to him than food and shell
ter. Afr Hsufcrd uses the piece as a
prelude to Tanning OF III. sherw." and
while he was playing Ia a Virgiaia city
an auditor who had gone out between
the acts was heard 20 remark
We'll. this man Hanford may be pretty
good. but ne will have 20 hustle O. beat
the old fellow tkst died just now
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
Music and Drama
Coming Attractions for
Wichita Amusement Lover
GORDON-sHAY OPERA GO.

GORDON SHAY OPERA CO
talent crnfwyp rodlnetacinctaclnJtao
With varied and incomparasie vocal
talent and a corps Of musicians. the Cor
don-Shap Grand Opera company began
its tour il September under The sole a.
rections OF Mr. J. Saunders Gordon. lie
announces his organization Of ntts rrern-
bers, the principals OF which have won
distinction IN grand oFcra ard who make
it one OF the most pretertious companies
Of It's kind ever offered Mr. Gordon has
sought perfection IN collecting hls sing
ers and this is his object in the proc1c-
ton OF the various operas 70 Insure ar
tistic successes. Costumes scenery and
effects have been provided for each opera
at On outlay OF So 80. An eSp ns.ve un-
dertsking like this one will no doubt
find a cordial and generous support. Miss
Rose Cecilia Shap. who has gained : pre-
eminent position in grand opera, IS the
star OF the company and viii Be sup
ported by Helene Noldi Pauline Johns
ton. Fleda Mansion. Louis Taylor. Eloiso
Bishop. Messrs Charles Bassett. walter
Wheatley. Joseph Frrdericks. John Dunr-
mure. Edward JOY. Achhle Alherti. An
thony Swinton. Arthur Rsndolp Seaton
and slgnor Guiseppi Tressi. musical direc-
tor The repertoire az arranged is Car
men. ''Cavaleria Rusticsna." "Mignon. 20
Faust" "TPasliaccA" Martha and
II Trovotore" For their engagement al
the Crawford on Thursday. November 20
Gounod's immortal opers. Faust. has
baen selected.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-19
70 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money r il fails
e. cure. Z. W. Groves signature is on
each bov DO
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
woodwork and Walls.

Don't have the woodwork Of a room
painted two colors or even two shades
or one color. One plain color is much
more artistic. AS a rule white paint is
far better than any other. 1t can al.
ways be made to look fresh and clean
II 1t is washed with soap and water
and Will keep I'm good condition for
many years II the final coat Is OF enam-
eL But when it does grow shabby It is
a very easy matter to give il one fresh
coat IL 1t is white. With cOlored paint
there is often a great difficulty in
matching the shade. The only other
color which is universally useful for
woodwork is brown. This can well be
used for halls or dining rooms in a tint
OF oak, mahogany or walnut
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Young Corbett and sullivan.

Dave Sullivan has decided to aban-
don his English trip altogether and to
make his coming fight with Young
Corbett at Denver the main purpose OF
his pugilistic existence just at present.
They are TO meet at 1875 pounds, and,
while the champion will be a strong
favorite in the bout. the contest will be
watched with great interest as giving
line on Young Corbett's condition and
the value OF his style of fighting against
Sullivan as opposed TO McGovern's.
Although dope" cuts little figure in
the prize ring and probably is more Of
ten overthrown than upheld, the fact
remains that an easy victory over Sui
Ivan will boom Young Corbett's stock
immensely. especially as il took four
teen rounds for McGovern to dispose Of
Dave. victory for Young Corbett
probably will make him much closer
favorite In betting when he meets Nc
Govern again than would be the case
If the two were to come together at
present
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Harmonious Decorations.

For summer cottages simple studies
OF rocks and marine effects look well
placed about on mantels, and they can
be painted easily on birch bark, IL this
Is first mounted. Take a fiat piece OF
wood about twelve inches long and
seven wide. Cut piece of bark to III
this and paste it on the wood, putting
a heavy weight upon IT till dry; then
paint In oils seascape, with a row.
boat in the foreground and distant
sails. or bit OF shore with rocks and
breakers" and leave a margin of the
bark like mat around it, or group
of white birches is effective painted
against bit of blue sky. A fore
ground of grass completes the compo-
sition.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31

Gray broke the present record. estab
lished by Magce. at the recent meet of
the University of Pennsylvania on
Franklin field. He cleared the bar at
the creditabie height of IL feet s inches
Maeee is training hard i'm Chicago tc
develop his ability to It's highest point.
His ambition is to regain his lost hon
ors.
Gray is graceful performer. clear
Ing the bar with ease and apparently
with plenty OF steam in reserve.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Frozen Good Things

One can make such a great variety of
frozen good things at home with COM
paratively little effort, and they are so
much better and cheaper than those
that are bought, that nowadays a kitch-
en- Is scarcely considered complete that
does not number a freezer among its
possessions. But if the family is small
do not make the great mistake of pur-
chasing large size in anticipation of
company days" Better by far have
two, the smaller one for general use.
the larger one for occasions, and you
will soon find it will pay in the differ
ence of the time required and the
amount Of ice consumed in the making
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
... MAY 81. 1902,
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
sickrooB Helps.
SATURDAY..

How much happier this world would
be II we could always be we'll, But
days OF suffering will come. and then
affection asserts Itself to the fullest ex-
tent In devising ways to diminish pain
and Increase comfort.
There are number of facilities for
the sickroom. the helpful and comfort
increasing possibilities OF which are far
out Of proportion to their cost. 1t
would be well to have them I'm every
household. Their possession means
greater comfort. restfulness and clean
illness should sickness come.
A straight glass tube convenient for
giving medicine may be bought for 3
cents. This is also useful in taking
preparations into which iron enters
Bent glass tubes. known as cruel tubes
through which liquid foods may be ad-
ministered. cost 10 cents each.
Cups for feeding are Of glass or Dor
celain. plain or decorated and in sew
eral shapes. The cups Of daintilv dec
grated china have handle at the side.
a spout In front. and the top Is partial
~ protected so that the food cannot
run out when the cup is tilted. An
other style Of feeding cup OF china has
an elongated spout. These feeding cups
cost from 20 cents to $3.50.
A milk glass on which are indicated
the measurements from one to eight
ounces is 10 cents
What is known as the ideal drinking
cup is of glass made with shoulder.
so that the patient can drink with en-
tire satisfaction without lifting the
head. This is - cents.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Cycling Trade Tricks.

There are tricks In all trades. and the
pacemakers I'm cycling are known. to
have introduced schemes that sooner
or later were adopted 10y bicycle man
ufacturers as part OF the regular equip.
ment This was particularly noticea-
bic in the matter OF straight forks for
pace following. Last year, when the
rule was enforced prohibiting the rear
man from sitting back OF the rear tire.
one pacemaker utilized strap. which
enabled him 10 lean far enough back to
meet the head of the pace follower.
The new rule provides that the rear
wheel of the motor tandem shall not
exceed twelve inches IN radius and that
the width of the motor shall not exceed
six and One-half inches. allowing a
width Of thirteen and one-third Inches
Tor necessary cams. plates and bolts
At no place shall the width be greater
than twenty inches excepting the han
die bars and pedals. To prevent rid
ers from stufiing towels under the rear
saddles the y. c. A. board Of control
has decided that seats must be only
eleven inches across and three from
top to bottom.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Some Uses of Kerosene.

To kindle the morning fire quickly
put some corncobs in a tin can the
night before and pour over them half
teacupfuI of kerosene. This is handy.
and there is no danger OF explosion.
When washing windows and mirrors.
put few drops in the water and see
how easily they polish. When the wood
saw goes hard. give it a liberal applica
ton. For barb wire cuts or stock pour
ON kerosene while the cut is fresh. bind
# up. and 1t will take out the poison
1t will afford relief to those suffering
from chilblains.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Han to Sail Rainbow.

Cornelius Vanderbilt has engaged
Captain Clayton Han to sail the sew
enty footer Rainbow the coming sea
son. With the exception OF last sea
son. when he was first mate of the In
dependence. Captain Han has always
been with MIR. Vanderbilt. He sailed
the sIoop Iiderim and the thirty footer
Veda for Mr.. Vanderbilt. Captain
Spinney, who was in the Rainbow last
season, will have charge of the Mirage.
the Rainbow's tender.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
stahI Not n .Prn IS

Catcher Stahl OF the University OF
Illinois will not be with the Reds this
season. lie has written Manager Nc
Phee that he will not play professional
iy this year. as he has another term at
college and is DESTROYS Of playing foot
oaIl In the fall and baseball in the
spring.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Iack CnrLee,. Mre.t,s-

Wrestling across the water is popu-
lar once mese. and "all London is
focking to see Jack Carkeek, the
American champion. take on all com
ers. This is what London weekly
says of him. 1t continues: "Mr. Car
keek is a thorough sportsman and
takes his reverses when they happen
with the best of grace"
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
The SPORTING WORLD


The intercollegiate track and field
championship meet will be held MaS
80 and 81 on Berkeley oval. New York
and one OF the interesting features vii.
be the pole vault. The work OF T. III
Gray Of the University Of Pennsylva.
MIA VIII probably win the title. al
though he is sure to be hard pushed boy
Jerome Magee OF Chicago university
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31
Automatic oven Shelf.

How an oven shelf can be drawn out
of the oven merely by opening the door
is shown I'm patent issued to a Phil
adelphia inventor says Scientific Amer
lean. bar is pivotally connected with
the shelf and has an angle end ar
ranged to come into contact with the
inner surface OF the oven. A projec-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31

To one and one-half cupfuIs add one
teaspoonfuI OF salt and two quarts Of
warm water. Stand on back part of
stove and let 1t swell and soften. but
not boil. Stir occasionally and add
more hot water IL required.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1902-05-31

ROw IT WORKS.

ton upon the bar is automatically en-
gagged by a catch upon the door Of the
oven. When the oven door is closed,
the shelf is pushed in. and when the
oven door is opened the shelf is pushed
out The projection on the bar and the
catch are used when 1t is desired to
open the door without removing the
shelf
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-30
Exteasios VI Charter.

TREssURr DEPARrNrNr, OrrIcE or
C0MPrR)LLER OF THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, ID. c. May 2, 1902.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence
Presented to the undersigned, it has
been made to appear tina. "rhe Finst
Natioaal Bank of GunnisoD," in the
Town of GuRaison, in the County of
Gusaison, and State of Colorado, has
complied with all the provisions of
the "Act of Congress to enable Nat
ioRal Banking Associations to extend
their corporate existence and for
other purposes" approved July 18th.
1885.
Now, therefore, 1, William II j.
Ridgely, Comptroller of the Cur
reaey, do hereby certify that 1.-The
First National Bank of Gunnison," !"
in the Town of GunDison, in the
County of Cunpison, and State of
Colorado. is authorized to have sue
cession for the period specified in its
amended articles of association.
namely until close of business ON MAY
I'd, 1922.
In testimony whereof witness my
hand aud seal of Office this second
day OF May 1902.
TSEAL. WM. B. RIDGELY,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
No. 26s6.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-30
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS..
Publication Notice.


state of Colorado.
County - Gunuison 80
In the onntS ouri of Gunnison County. April
Term A. u. laG.
Matthias Schmitz Admins
traitor Of the estate ~ James
FARRELL, deceased, Petitioner. Petition to sell
real estate Ia,
The Heirs at Law all Of whom pay debts.
are unknown. Of james Far
rell, deceased. Respondent.
Affidavit that the heIrs at law Of James Far
reil deceased, cannot be found having been filed
~ The office OF the Judge of the County Court
Is hereby given TO the heirs at law whose names
are unknown of said James Farrell de-
ceased. that the said petitioner, Matthias
schmitz sdministrator of the estate 81
bis petition in the said County Court
for an order to sell the real estate Of said cia-
cedant, or SO much of u may be needed TO
pay the debts OF SAID decedant which real es-
Lots No rs, "a, II, ~ in Block No ss as per
the plHl OF West Gunnison Of record in the
office Of the Recorder IT deeds in Gunnison
county State of tolorado
And that summons has been issned out Of
said court against you returnable at the NAV
term of said court to he holden on the last Mon
day OF May A. D., 1902 at the Court House in
6unnison county, State Of Colorado.
Vow unless you, the said heirs at law, shall
personally be and appear before said County
,onrt on The first day of the term thereof to he
holden at hnnnisun, in said county ON the last
Monday OF June 1872 aud plead answer or de-
mur 70 the said petition filed therein, the same
and the matters and things therein charged aud
stated VIII be taken confessed aud a decree
entered against you according TO the prayer Of
~ Witness my hand aud the seal
SEAL of said court, this sth day of May,
wv A.D- 1902. Gro, HETqEsRIseTIoS.
first pub Nav 9Th lsle
T.sf Inra tfh
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-30
IT, eSx $50 No. S.es.e

The t.ec-e constituted csmmis-
sioa 10 inse-tsxs,e the fsx. sad the
Fox csnse aud testified before it.
Il ana foanied on nsiscoace,,tion
aHd promoted along Hses OF set -dcs-
truction.~ said he.
How silly OF "a 60 have been
afraid '" exclaimed the Gee-e.
- they called III all legislation
proposed IA regulation OF the Fox.
aud IN their ensuing political plat
forms omitted all mention Of him.
1hi~ fable teaches us that general
toXiness - scarcely less importsht TO
the trust business tbaa Is def fnane
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-30
Dangerous If Neglected

IAAs clOsA@ Al NtEiecbci
Burns. eats aud bruises often fail 10
.'eal properly if neglected aud be-
come troublesome SORES. DEW tits
Which II nzel -alve prevents such
consequences, Even where delay has
aggravated she injury, DeWitt's
Witch Hazel >alve effects cure. Il
had running sore on INV leg thirty
wears" says II. G. Hartly, Yankee
town, Ind. After trying many rom-
edies ! used Dew it's Witch Hazel
salve. A few boxes healed the
sore" Cures all skin diseases. Piles
yield TO il at once. Beware of coun-
terfeits. D. Canadsy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-30

sHssn @tso- aes of NsoesA- Tcxa-.
10 tsok guAH.itie- ~ F,essia aHa s1..as
FaHssasas s.i ss1a.as helyea IA.
A. . dro~aiHz m.n aEa-,- Al !.
ssr@s ~ J 2r@ssssa - kssasL I sels
Rn Improvement AID AsscT . ice
bottae- wa~ -ossd and sea.r As-
dol Dy-vcpsss Care ss tue euly prep
~rssian seseh ex~c1ls repro1see- ss.e
aatHrsl digestive Iaiee- aud ees-s-
ssentiy ss the only one whsch d.
ze-ss .sy good food aud earcs ans
ioFsa Ut stomach tFeab.e. u. Cana
DAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-05-30
' sk - LMSi>


y J. E.~sss -ssrsaa .nnu4l ~srs
On shs Oakland grosp. we-s ef the
hualbali.
NFs J. ;. Lsmsa sad tw0 ehiidre1
sese ~ eInnA-sa cespis Si d~ys,
returning Ns@asv.
The 6ooa Hope shipped 100 cars
Of ese this seck aud hAs~ ose car IN
The ese hes-e ready foe shipment.
Joe I-hssa aud Al Roper came eui
frssa csIaisoa iA-s Friday. aud are
IA the timber making cord wosd Of
rsshing they see.
Toby" Myers, the eiksiest driver
for " ollie a Eastman. vas ia town
frsm oussisoa Sunday and made
this oihce a pheasant call.
Chas. ". Hsney, Of Gunnison. wss
renew ing odd acquaintance in to~n
last Friday pi9ht he came IN 10
bring Joe Isham aud Al Roper.
!. W smith has taken three min
ing claims at the month oi Sugar
creek, also Reservoir site on sagar
creek with ditch from it 90 the
claims below