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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
Leads Them All

'-Ouc Minute Cough Cure beats all
other medicines have ever tried
for coughs, colds, Group. and throat
and lung troubles SAYS ID. Scott
'urrp, Of log tnt0n, Pennsylvania
Oae Minute Cough Care j. the only
absolutely safe cough remedy which
a.is Immediately Mothers every
y There testify TO the good it hss done
their little ones. Group is 50 sudden
ia its attack, hat the doctor often
arrives 100 late. II y ields at once
20 one minute cough cure. Pleasant
to take. Children like it. sure
cure Tor grip, bronchitis. colds ID
CauadAy
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
AfrAs sfHa@

o. -aonsrd aaH sd af oa,e e1uls
AID paF 81 t-nnalsaa vas gataarea
is-i Fr.aas cseaing ~ tla aaul-suse
hausa ~ sr. s.d Nj. 6.oo. LizA ies
uiue H.aie. narsh q rhi- c.tf. Ni'oal
- ilsvlaagiss= ~efe i--aaa @.d IsEol.-
assly no One negioeiea lhesr eppor-
l..Hsts.
EecUnf improvements 10 ihe hssa-s
sHa surresHainzs h.vc maae "a sas
~ fhe b.szi hsass- ~ the gosniy. and
he eampapy sFeul lhe early part VI
she eseuiag aaairing "a. Al nine
a'cisak eVery baas adj ,nrnea 10 ths
zranary, tise ugg,er Il ,or .. which had
i,Hea converted iats q d.noing hail.
aaearlied eith atg. ana a,weFs aud
hilalis,R aHd z .r.ansi,sd ~iih grscs.
bsHalnx caHfinaad til The stars
I'D fssn. except a. niidnight y heH
be- asertt nit tker- wore called 20 par
ase Il a ssti-iy iug supper prepared
un'lcr the supervision OF Mrs. l. 9ht-
ley Al is all. "a wss vel planned
nd tbsroughly e,.i IS able eHter' ain
uleut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
Notice ~ tinal Settlement

In the Waiter of the Fstatesofl
Grandville Grifn, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, That on Monday the
2ist day of July A. D.. fHi2. being one Of the
regular DAYS Of the June Term of the County
tourt Of HunBison touuty, tu Probate. ia the
state OF Colorado I q. " Judd Administrator
of said estate, viii appear before the Judge Of
SAID ourt, present my final settlement as such
Administrator and pray the approval II the
same and viii then apply Co he discharged as
such Administrator. At which time aud place
any person IN interest may appear and present
objections 10 the same, n any there he
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, june lfh ts2.
g. VI J Dn.
a Ainiinistrator Of the Estate of Grandvin 6rif-
fin. derea sed.
L-r-l unh. Lnne 2l lM. L.a.L nnh Ln-N q. IM2.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
sss.-p-.-s . ., Has wsaa.as.

g4.alr tsasssisssa irlcu,l- . aze n.aet
-saEfsra-ca >aasaEsl@s ~ Faceas a. flf
saigse ~ea4iaa .4.Hosaoes.eai. 81
siaHss " Aalssa@gh an Esa NJ
reat Cuesin vho we're nsarri d o..
aaa evening VI "a. lisa
i'ame rassas had axad the pro-
.,ec.sse saFai.sl- en the z5sh- BE-
Jsaa saasr va wrsng a. - sfsc4
ahs es-e. The .srriaze sass place
Al she home "a tAs sside n No.
e,ss.Hi-on. a. > o'ligck Eus. a x.
Adams perforassd fhe cerenlssv in
he pre-eDce 81 Nr- y Eaaah. sssnf
ef the bride. aad Relatives " MI
aiii-paagh n
The faii EPi-aepai scFvsae W.
gsca. iaclsdiaz the r.ug servtce.
later Ia she egouiug fhezc pro-cnf
sst down % a pieasaui wedding sap
pet
Esah the bride aud gr,oa have
lived 10 tha cay frona sary ehiidhaod
aud attended Is public schesls. M.
Nll-Paugh graduated ~ifh the Cd So
81 'u4 Since thea she Eas taughi
-cb8gl wlth success aud assisted 3D..
the pastoiiioe isr several wears. with
wiuniHg ways. vet self reliant and
rapahie, she has beea a general lavod-
ite aud one ssd AL visa her much
10y Ia weddod lite. Mr. MiIispaugh
graduated from ebt : .lt Lake Bust
ness college, and since that time has
been member OF the lumber frm of
}. Il. MillsPsugh a SON, ia charge ct
much OF the work. The congratula-
tioRs Of the NEws -CHANi1oS are ex-
tended 10 the happy couple.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
Spring Fever.

Spring Fever is another name for
biliousness. 1t is more serious than
most people think. A torpid liver
and inactive bowels mean a poisoned
system. If neglected a serious illness
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. II have taken DEWITT,
Little Early Risers for torpid liver
every spring for years" writes Il. NJ.
Everly, Moundsville, West Virginia.
-They do me more good than any-
thing have ever tried" ID. Cana
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Grand Junction News.-M. l..
Roberts returned Tuesday from a
successful fishing trip at his particu
ar spots on the Guuuison. We say
successful advisediy because six
pounds the finesi trout we ever tasted
graced our humble board wednesday
Il seems as /: the trout is swseter than
usual this spring and Mr.. Roberts is
meeting with more than his custom
sry success,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Pitkin Miner underground
survey has been made on the Belzora-
Bassick this week. The tunnel is now
In seven hundred and fifty feet which
brings them in close proximity TO
the Monte Vista ore bodies. The
breast of the tunnel is one hundred
and seventy-nine vertical feet from
the surface. They are just coming
into another ore chute which Is sup
posed 10 be one of the Monte Vista
ore bodies the extent of which they
are unable to deter mine until more
work is done. A car of ore is ready
for shipment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Clyde Welch was in Gunnison sat-
urday from his new nome on the Jrn-
ning's ranch up the Tomichi lie
says someone is using dynamite in
the river above hIs place. One day
rs many rs fifty dead fish drifted bv
in the field where he was WORKING
some of them large fish that would
weigh several pounds. They were
certainly killed by dynamite ~ no
marks were visible except the bloody
streak along the back that is charac-
teristic of such killing. The guilty
party need the limit of the law if
discovered.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS.
>umHons.


state ~ & oiorado. m r,s-.... -.
Nouuty 0i 6unnis m, : ~ 10 WV '"''''
William Friend and
Thomas HuNtahle,
''i''''7' summons.
n A. Framhacb.
Defendant.
The People 30 tua state uf Colorado % NJ A
fralIhaeb. che defendant above named, Greet
Aou are hrrchy required to appear in an action
brought against yuu by the above named plain
f.lis, in tht District Cuurt of tiuuuisou County
state Of Colorado, uni answer the complaint
thCrein Within twenty days after the service
Aeraui. 81 served william this nuuty or. if served
ont ~ tili- Couutr. OF hq publication. within
thirty naE- otter service harfaf exc .u-iVa qf tho
DAY OF =srflce or iud-meut hy default will be
complaint; and lf n COPY Of the complaint in
fh6 above entitled action he NOT served with
tri- stiumous, tr ~ the Service hereof boz made
nuf uf tins state, Then ten days aIdil liuual to
tHl tue herelaHnuFe -pacihod fnr appearance
Hul au-ger viii De- ulioWe before the "a / iHg Of
Inlrms0r hy default a- af.lr.esid.
ih. said actiuu i- BROUGHT 90 obtain iu1e-
meut aHt derrHe Of fhi- tourt dissulrine tlle
90 uar. nt-t-tip nuirra into on or ahaut the 9Th
dsyof Augu-t a. d. i, 's and existing hetggaen
tf hat it.- ~ iti ac'i.m under The name ana
style nf William fnH4d a 90. flr thr purpose
=. w9rki ing and cEaiuuinr Tie said ~ Atliens
Iip Top, Little Jan and Baby lo De- mining
rIHiuIs -fiurtr iu tla Quartz reek Mining Dis
Nrift, tuuul=uu .nuutN state ~ tIlur1du- aud
rlnt an aee# uutirE b. bad tif all DEALINGS and
'iie defendant huli- suclI portion OF oue-fii d
interest ~ said mining claims az has been paid
.Hr Nut u SAID co llartuelshin money. the
umoUuf thereof h0lr- fo the whole purchase
rrtce of 7nIt nur-rlirt Interest. ia Trust tor
tHe-f plaintiffs and that defendant he required
to coaTey hy sufficient deed such prupurtiol OF
-ail Interest.
That plaintiff hayr judgment against the de-
.euduui fnr uuy further ur other sum Of money
fhat may De- found due Them. and that Ulainf ills
N1ve iirn uenir-t wiaterer Interest defaHl liant
may i1e found to have la said mining properties
OR the pHy meut 81 the same
lhat the personal property of said partner
-htn De sold und the proceeds be applied o. the
-aYm9nt ~ the debts Of said iirnl, and that such
Hrf furfhar nr different relief be granted a.
.ile natL rr Of this ease may demand. and that
r.o .EtiH7 recover their costs IN this action. as
aIil more fully uppear from the complaint in
said ucIluu Co which reference - here made -
And you are hereby notified that II YOU fail 10
appear and 20 answer the said complaint as
ah1Fa required, the said plaintiffs will enter
sour default in the premises and will auply 10
tha 'ourt for the relief demanded in said com
llalut.
9IN Given under my hand aud the seal
Cn\l of said District Court. at tiunui-on.
49, ia salt County. this sist day Of Jan.
nary. A. ID Ig2
J0HN II. MCC0NNICK. Clerk
btNrtE 7 sArP. Attorney for Plaintiff
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Salida Mail.-lf. O. Barrett, deputy
county clerk of Gunnison county.
stopped off between trains last even.
ing. lie was summoned by telegraph
to the bedside of his nephew at Phoe-
nix ,Ariz., and left on the first train
not having taken time to make any
preparations whatever. Connections
are such that he cannot reach Phoe-
nix before Sunday evening. and he
was, OF course, nervous and appre
hensive that he might be too late.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Nj. &. Walker has closed hi- meai
market IN the >cott block. As 30 b.
future plans Mr. Walker l. undecided
bat "a poets 10 remsia "a the VICINITY
oi Ganni-on with his wiie. The hre
was disastrous blow 20 his busi~--
as IL burned up all his sausage na
chiBery and other fixtures whirn Al
would take long time to replace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
Ready TO Yield

Il used DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve for piles aud found il certain
cure SAYS : r.. Meredith. Willow
Grove. Delaware. Operations are
unnecessary to cure piles. They al
ways yield 70 DcWiu's Witch Hazel
Salve. Cures skin diseases, all kinds
Of wounds. Accept no eounterfeits.
ID Cnaadav.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

>. X. W ilson, editor of the Cameron
crescent, was a caller at the New >
CHAMPION office Monday. Mr. VIII
son Is AN old newspaper man of Gun.
nison county. He now publishes
several papers in Teller county, al
of them doing well. After taking q
whiri at trout fishing he returned
Tuesday accompanied by Mrs. VIII
son. 1t is related that on one Of lis
Fishing trips Wilson and Arthur
Miller caught so fish. They sav
Arthur caught so.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
District Normal Institute,

Last year the Normal institute OF
the Twelfth district, which includes
Gunnisol, Ouray, Delta, Montrose.
Mesa, San Miguel and Hinsdale coup.
ties, was held in this city. This sum.
mer teachers from the seven counties
mentioned will gather at Ouray from
July 2l to August 2.
r. III. Clark, super intendent of
schools at Central City, will have
charge of the institute work. fIe will
be assisted by Mrs. Emma G. Lake.
primary instructor, and Miss Mary
Giffen, instructor in music and art
Reduced rates on all the railroads
are promised. Lectures will be heard
from State Superintendent. Helen /,
Grentel, DIR. Z. Y. SNYDER and Dr
Barton o. Aylesworih. The beauti-
ful scenery surrounding Ourav will
be an attraction.
Gunnison county teachers are al
ways active in institute work Nd
many will doubtless attend in spite
of the distance and expense. If Won
wish further information inquire of
Miss Burnett, county superintendent.
or write directly to Minnie NJ. Hola-
day, county superintendent at Ourav
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Sslida Mail.-A party consisting
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Murray. Mr
ID Mrs. jess Owens. and Mrs. Ally
Riley, OF this city, Mrs J. Miller, OF
Gunnison, aud Mrs Ted Stephenson.
of Doyleville, went 10 Poncha Springs
this morning to spend the day. Mrs
Miller and Mrs. Riley are sisters Of
Mrs. Murray. This is the first time
the latter has been able TO be out
since leaving tina hospital
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

san Nj Migael Exsmiuer-M'ss Emo
gene Collier, school teacher in Saw
age basin, opened night school last
Monday, aud the innovation is much
appreciated in the basin. For a
small sum those who have the incli
nation can spend few hours in verv
profitable employment-tbst of men
tai Improvement. The principal
feature will be the study of Ian
guages.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

The brick blocks in the bur.t sec
tion are going ap very fast. Stills are
in place for the floors aud the brick
walls begin TO loom up. Construction
has also begun on the new Office
buildings of the Endner Lumber
company which will front ON Nrr-
gtnia avenue Iust south OF their plan
ing mill Morton's brick yard fur
nishes the brick for all these build
inQs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
Old papers for sale at this ofIic

Old papers for sale at this Office.
Notice.
The undersigned hereby gives no
tice that he has posted notices on his
premises, warning all persons not to
tresl ass ON the same All vtolators
will b. prosecuted to the fullest ex-
tent of the law. This means every
body.
April !, 1902. a. HARTMAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
Nordensk ioid's Ancestors Wore Crowns.

Nordensk lold's Ancestors Wore Crowns.
A swedish geneologist says that the
late sFp o .r Nordenskjold had among
his anc st0rs several crowned heads
His grandfather, eat-grandfather
and three preceding ancestors were
prominent in the army. while the roy
al relationship was brought into the
family through his mother Nansen
also is accused OF having a drop of
royal blood in his veins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Morris Click returned SUNDAY a.
bic hemc At Crested Battle. He ha-
been iEvessig siing the business oui-
leos IA northern Colorado aud thinl !.
Of moving 20 Boulder. fert Collin
sr Greeley.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
nisno~e. Of a HILL Millinn

The viii of George \. Kennedy. ex-
justice Of the supreme court of Mary
land. disposes of property valued at
more than 100000. Syracuse univers-
ity receives about $40 600 and several
local charities get $4,000 each
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
ANON. ct Nfii,HIsOg>

Marble Times The NJ ineral Po.ni
Mining company is az present de-
veioping the old Tabor properly. on
" bite House mountain, aud the
Paura in SNOW Mass basin. Both
properties are stated TO be showing
up nicely.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
retrto$s High In kAu-es

This is the first time in the history
Of Kansas that the old timers can re-
call. that a bu hel of potatoes was
worth more than bushel Of peaches
or es.-Indianapoiis News.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

J " " .l-sn aud ia.assly havo
a.sVed ssto the haran. ~ hca-c 4,
>erth suEHissa fsEaaerly occ9r.ss.
bs sa4ilh shi.y-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

J NJ Asiea WeTs ~ Lake Cifs
>slaEdaF aud Monday his dAszkter.
" in@Da. retuuaed froSn that ye.ss a.
roa4iH AZ tsanHi-on ior the pre-cui
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

: : MARY, fsrucr eeapiy sspcr-
nieadeat " La Plata esassy. kas
5eea IN t.H1.niron part 81 the wask
selling bis famous isd an eatsrrh
remedies.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
Jns sasers a.ied.

tienIskers ior y iiIie pine aud v bic,
-pruce Hcaf N tr-hall Pass.
HENDt.ICks A Go.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

tog -ALE-3u0 feet OF chicken
~ iro. f0ar feed ia Width. oae cent
a foDi Inquire At this office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

" ANrt.D- A second hand wagon.
size three or three and quarter.
A. J CHINEKY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
ADDITIONAL tW Al

NJ 80. Nana8o and cara SHACK
fsEd scluruad >.lafass Hsx14 fE..s ;
t~o ~eoss Vi-it ~ VI saGEs~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

fot MA lsdy's gold watch aud
pin. Inquire ct 4 NJ. Collins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

Does a general banking and collection busi
ness. Interest allowed on time deposits. eeli
exchange on all parts Of the L = and Europe
Catsjtsl awA Z aAivided Pre0ts Q7Sy0oo
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

FOR BENf-Tbe JOhanson prop
erty ia West Gansison. for business
pui poses or residence.
iitNRY 4. LAkE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27
rWIY uYullL Ilu
OF 0UNNISO1

sms. P, Spencer, Pres. A. Hartman, v. Pre- .
". W, Mckee. Cashier.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-06-27

rsn9,, ,5'' p p aail 4l@,soo m In the District tour
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
PARK HILL,

For sale-New stone houses: heat gas
and electric light. sanitary plumbing beautiful
near station terms easy. 70 TUNNEL,
or r"nt-IU-o and houses. rooms.
steam heat West SIDE elevated both connecting with
H0nkers rapid transit Hi
T. r. NARICK. Agent Park Hill. Yonksrs X Y
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

palatal dwelling. ready for immediate occupancy.
- deep. with extension running
1ull depth the lot. viz. 102 #. Absolutely
nreproof construction. Il feet wide along
easerly ot the house, thus providing abundant
light ventilation The house contains
rooms including six bathrooms and lavatories An
electric passenger elevator dumbwaiter lntercommunca-
ing telephones lighting indirect radia
ton among modern improvements that
introduced. For plans and full particulars
apply
j. {. LYONS, Builder and Owner,
81 East I25th Street and l2S Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
he Ideal Suburb
is SEWAREN NJ. i

Water front Staten Island Sound. Boating and
hat ming Fine train service-45 minutes Choice lots
and houses for sale. also desirable houses for
Restricted property For particulars illustrations prices
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
TO CLOSE ESTATE

Residence Of the late Mrs Kunhsrdt Clinton and Pros
Avenues, New Brighton. Island: richly
finished and decorated private residence. complete all
appointments shaded grounds; brick stable and
carriage house greenhouses etc: high class neghbor
hood 80 minutes from Battery particulars and inspection
permit Apply CoRNEIITS @ KOLFF. 50 3 way y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
sfwARts IMPROVEMENT co.. Sewaren. n. J..
COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.

4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY HOME Of 3 acres in West
= i chester County % minutes from Grand Central,
e2nm9dious house a rooms stable, hne minutes
walk from railway station:
which he realized by right Of way through II
Address "WESTCHESTER, Tribune uptown once 1912
Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-30

MODERN HOUSES to let and for sale in all parts
Ill Staten 1Hland- CORNELIUS KOI-FF so Rraaaaax.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-20
MONTGOMERY AND SELMA.
Will Have Gridiron Battle Here On
 Thankseiving Day.

What promises to be one Of the most hotly contested gridiron battles of the year will take place in this city on Thanksgiving day, when the old t1me rival teams of Selma and Montgomery will come together to settle the State Athletic Club championship.
 The Selma team has been organized and playing for some time. having met and defeated several teams, among the number the Marion Military Institute; in this respect they will have decided ad- vantage over the local b > since the game was definitely closed, however, shout A week since, the Montgomery team have been putting in some good, steady practice. and by next Thursday will be in condition to make things exceedingly Interesting for the Central City team. Renorts from Selma are that great inter- est is being taken in the approaching game, and several hundred "rooters" will ecconanany the team or their trip. with full confidence in their anillty to roll up a score on. the Capital City boys.
 There are at present about twenty can didates for the local team. and it is ra ther dIffcult as yet to pick the team. The probable lne-up, however. will be:
 Frame, left end Lum. left tackle; Brown, left guard; Dexter, center; Burke, right guard; instedt, right tackle: FL more. right end Tyson, G., quarterback; Paterson (Captain), full back: Billing, right half back: Kcndrick. left half back.
 Manager Semrnes of the Street Railway has promised to have the gridiron in per feet condition, and so arranged as to teAp the crowd from eroWding on the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-11-20
LOOKS LIKE BUT ONE TEAM
 IN MONTGOMERY NEXT YEAR
Conference in Chicago Settles the Squabble Between Associations and Club Will Probably
 Go to Pickett Springs.

keys Chicago American League team, the statement being made that he was farmed out by the Tacoma Club. He did not make good in Chicago and instead of going back to Tacoma when Griffith turn ed him loose in Chicago. came South and went with Franks Memphis team in the Southern League. The Tacoma people at once put in a claim for St. Vrain and as sisted in pitching him after the National Association had insisted on his return to Tacoma Frank and the Memphis club were suspended, Frank himself being finally blacklisted. Frank and his friends have always claimed that St. Vrain had a clean bill of absolute release from the Tacoma Club-John J. McCloskey who had charge of the Montgomery team in the time of the St. vrain episode. but his actions instead of clearing up the matter only confused 1t the more.
 Whether Frank was right or wrong Tn the squabble the fact remains that he flew in the face of the law and order in baseball, the commands of the National Association which was giving him pro- lection and that he is now blacklisted by that organization.
 Just how Frank Is going to keep up his
 fight against the Southern League, 1t Is rather difficult to see. the American As sociation being now member Of the National Association and getting protec- tion from that body instead o1 granting 1t
 
 tional and American-went out of the pro tection business long ago and the only place that Frank would be able to get protection would be the California league. an organization much smaller and weaker than either the Southern or several of the other minor leagues which are members of the National Association. It looks like there will only be one baseball league in the South for the season of 1903. and that that one will be the old Southern League.
 The telegram from Chicago says:
 Chicago Nov. 19.-A peace pact was ar ranged this afternoon between the war; ing baseball clubs through the efforts of the arbitration board of the National As socfation of Minor Leagues at the Audi torium. By the terms of the truce. the fight between the two clubs Is confined to the two cities. Milwaukee and Kan sas City. where there has been conflict, each club to play on its own grounds h these cities. The American Association, which has been an outlaw, comes into the National Association. The proposi- ton made by the Western League last night, to the American Association that they abandon their grounds at Kansas City and play on the Western League ground and on non-confltcting schedules was refused by the American Association and as an ultimatum announced that they would play according to the propo- sition made by Pat Powers of the Minor Leagues in New York two weeks ago The players that were signed prior to the New York meeting by the Associa- ton are retained by them but players signed in the last two weeks go back to tEe clubs to which they formerly be- longed.