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Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
ST THOMAs's PARISH FAIR Will Close at the City Hall Tonight
 With Distribution of Prizes.

A sacred concert, given under the au- spices of St Thomas's parish, was the attraction which drew a packed house to the City hall last night. The pro gram was an excellent one and was thoroughly enjoyed by the large audi ence. There were about eighteen num- bers on the program, each one of which was very pleasing and was deserving of the unlimited applause which it re- ce1yed. Each number was encored and some of the artists had to respond to several encores. Miss Clara Sutton sang very sweetly, while the recitations of Miss Margaret Dooly were warmly applauded. Harry Moran sang in his usually pleasing manner and the man. dolfn and guitar selections of Messrs Dior1o and Calabrosio were worthy of much praise. Miss Winifred Delaney eaptiyated the audience with her sweet singing, and selections by a quartet, consisting of the Misses Burns and De- laney and Messrs Campion and Ryan, were encored several times. Harry Blakeslee the boy soprano, possesses, T rich voice for boy. The vocal solos by Miss Mary Peters and the mandolin selections by the Misses Dodds were thoroughly enjoyable, as were the SO prano solos of Miss Jennie Dougherty. double quintet. consisting of the Misses Larkin, Collins, Drayer. Lang and Havican, Messrs Lang. Cronin, Blakesley, Anderson and Kilmartin, scored big hit by their fine singing. Solos by Miss May Hebert. Mir Adams,
 Miss Rose Roberge and Miss Bessie
 Pagan were we'll received.
 The fair will be closed tonight when the articles will be drawn and the prizes allotted. A fine program has been arranged for tonight. Good music is furnished for the dancing. Be
 sure and attend and enjoy one more good dance before the Lenten season.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
BROOKLYN BRIEFS

James Strong is ill with pneumonia at his home on South Wilson street.
 Nearly all the electric lights in this section were out for part or all or the time last night.
 A baby boy was born during the past week to MT and Mrs George Vail of South Wilson street.
 Miss Nora Mooney of Charles street, accompanied by her brother, Joseph, of Middletown, are enjoying all extended visit with friends ill Eliza beth, N. J.
 Frank Kennedy of South Leonard street slipped and fell on South Main street Saturday night. He sustained a fracture of his left arm. James Lynch of James street also fractured his right arm by falling on Saturday night.
 St Anthony's Aid benefit closed last night with sacred concert after a suc- cessfm run of four nights. The differ ent numbers on the program were | most pleasingly rendered. The Misses Luddy and Mahaney, elocutionists, were very good and reeeiyed deserving encores, also Misses Etta Bagley, Ma mic Malloy, Kittie Brown in vocal solos, the Misses Anna and Mary Sta pleton in vocal duet. Misses Molly Quinn and Margaret Phalen, Annie and Mamie LarlSin, plano and mandolin. Mrs Peter Meehan sang the Ave Ma ] ria'' in most pleasing manner and received merited applause Kath- leen Donohue, tot of six, ma le the hit of the evening and by her work
 shoiwed thorough training Miss Louise Martin was we'll received in Lady Wentworth and reflected great credit on hheir instructress, Miss Ger. trude Macdonnell The leading con- 1 testant for the bride doll was Miss An nie Larkin, who had 3,o15 votes, Mar. garet Brothers second 1.526, Gertrude Thomas 1,500, Mary Martel 1,O4O, Nor, Fitzmallrice 452, Lulu Bowers 133 John Johnson of the Brooklyn A. C. was the winner of tue gold-healetl umbrella. He had 2,986 votes. Thomas Courtney, s. T. c. A., 1,9C0. No 1,135 won the door prize.
 When you are in need of a tooth J brush go to A. O. Walker, the drug l gist. He has just received large as l sortment direct from the factory Each one Is guaranteed perfect and | range in price from 1Oc to 4Oc. Don't
 forget you can have your money back
 If you are not satisfied.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
Toledo Hotel Destroyed.

TOLEDO, O., Feb. 23.The Hotel Deyeaux, corner of St Clair and Jef- ferson streets, was almost completely destroyed by fire last evening. The fire was discovered by one of the guests on the third floor and had gained quite a little headway. An alarm was turned in at once, but by the time the depart ment had arrived the flames had spread to the second and fourth floors. The guests and help were notified, and all left the building in safety, many taking their personal effects with them. The cause of the fire is unknown. The loss will amount to $60000. There were about fifty guests in the house.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
POLICE COURT DoINGs
Man Given Heavy Fine and Jail Sen.
 tence This Morning

Lence IhlS Morning
 Thomas Shubrinski of 3 Hill street was down town Friday afternoon looking for coal, and about the same time Frank Karonski of Brooklyn was around looking for trouble. The men happened to meet in a saloon in Brook iyn, Where Shubrinski went for refresh ment. A small man stood at the bar near him and began to annoy him. shubrinski told him go away. Kar- onski put his oar in, advising Subrin- SKI to let the small man alone. The small man hated to be alluded to a be- low the average man and he lost no Ilne in telling Shubrinski about it. Shubrinski thought the fellow was drunk and paid no attention to him. put Karonski was bound that he should pc shown common civility and he tnereupon hit Shubrinski on the fore mead with billiard ball, knocking him out as dead as a dooor nail for the time Delng. So great was the force of the blow that Shubrinski's eyes began to dlscolor immediately with halo Of black and blue and yellow. While he was down senseless Karonski kicked him. In the city ocurt to-day Karora- ski had nothing to say against this evil dence and he was fined $50 and costs and given three months in jail. An other case for participating in another assault was continued to tomorrow under bond of $500
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23

General Corbin mt Fathers Funeral.
 BATAVIA, O.. Feb. 23. Adjutant General Corbin is here from Washing ton to attend the funeral of his father, Shadrach Corbin, who died Saturday. aged pipotxakhree years.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
ohio River Threatening.

owNEsBORO, Ky, Feb. 23.-The Ohio river is slowly rising. It lacks four feet of the highest mark in 1884. The bottoms are covered for seven miles on the Indiana side. River men are fearful of thaw A rise of few feet more will cause untold damage.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
Foot Ease.

Now is the time to try Fitzpatrick's Corn Cure and Foot Ease. Half price to walkers only while the strike lasts. Fitzpatrick's Pharmacy, corner Wall and East Main streets. Call up 03-4.
Waterbury Democrat., 1903-02-23
Experience
 IS WORTH WHILE


 An inexperienced paper hangers work is never satis- factory. Paper-hanging seems like simple work, but just try your hand at it and you will find that it is not So easy as 1t looks, We furnish experi- enced, capable men, and we guarantee their work to be satisfactory in every respect.
World's cresset., 1903-07-23

began to rest upon lis observance
10 a wonderful nanner, and mas
continued and will ttntinne nntil
the end nf time.
From the days oi the apostles
mankind has been Indebted 10 this
institution for all the religion
there has been in it,. Let US With
the Psalmist reioice aud be glad 10
1t. II possible VIZ ould reach 'Hv
world with aE exho"tatl0n 70 oo-
serve the Sabbath for nlson' It
hinges the destiny OF the nation
and the souls men. God grant
that our nation may be aroused 70
her danger before her ~f'h
comes. Amen.
Albin Perkins.
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
Continued -Hom bagt 3.

God, and their duty to him, strength
to meet Satan, and bright visions Of
heaven. Take this day from the
Christian and all that remains will
be Of little value, Religion will wane
and die, error will triumph, morals
will fade away, the remembrance Of
God almost cease, the glad tidings
Of salvation will soon cease to sound,
Gods worship he forgotten, and all
communications between earth and
heaven be Gu. off. In concluding
this discussion we remark that if the
observance Of the FIRST day Of the
week as the Sabbath of the gospel
dispensation be an innovation, it had
its rise under the eye OF the apostles
and receive their sanction Why
did not they use their divine insplra-
ton to correct this error, il error i,
was, instead Of useing their influence
to perpetuate III II BY dong So
they sianed, they did It williuly
and in spite Of their Inspiration
fifth them, however, the bles sing
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
When I Am A Boy.

"lt when I'm a Boy am lazy and shirk,
My work upon someone that's smaller
The chances Good, shall do the same thing,
When have grown older and taller.
If when l'm = Boy am always behind
Aud never make any advances.
When an man, S"mconc c'sc and not l.
Will De sure to gat all the beat chunces
u ] use when BOY, Cigaratseaud talk slang
Without either thinking caring
.on will Probably ind NC, When sm man.
Chewing nasy tobacco and swearing
Ii when I'm Boy, l drink cider and Beer
An o.sist against reason and warning;
ind me in Rags, and as drunk as u sot
'eep IN the gutter some morning
Now tr vt the kind. OF q man Il woud make.
orid has too many already;
Sol aegin Right away willie Bby,
,perato honest and's steady
Selected.
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
HERE AND THERE PlUK-tps:
by SuN.FLowER.

Here come with my lite roll Of
news After a few weeks absence.
Stacking wheat seems to be the
order Of the day.
Miss Bell Baney ard luke Gun
ningham were pleasant guests al Mr..
Frank Metals las, sunday.
Mr.. Charley Johnaon made hy-
my trip to Alounialp Groye Nonnay
snpposg he baught him /. rev wagon
lfurrah IIurtah for Berry Baney
and Bert Kelly onrbesl preachers l
will bet they will make Kings out OF
them selves before the stop.
Miss Minnie and Bell Baney visit
ed Mrs, James Shrophire Monday
while picking black berries suppose
YOU girls diden, pix very many.
Miss Lie Allen were i pleasant
caller al Nj. Berry Mccall last Sun
day.
Mrs. Susan AcCallis on the puny
list thiswcek b..~
Wonder what has become OF Guess
vino suppose she is watching the
depot for Tom Of either Charley has
come she said she was going to spend
the Fourth at Fow Ter but dlden, APP
pear. 10, do
Mr., Ben Bauey is still travling
That siraieh, and marrow path that
leads !o Mr. Su,tons wonder what the
attraction is Oh yes | know he is 60
10 y
Mr. VorneN ana "'ie "efe ue
pleasant gnes' mrs ida ana ''ss'e
Harroi sunday.
Miss Sarah aancy LEFT >aiar''y
ior YVES, p,ains where She VII. $, I
tie summer with h.r duu. n
Koran
-. :. ,,.
'', N'N
'o'N' '''i-'
MI. ulis Crawtorf Is seen gong
toward Bado every sunday say cns
you aught not 50 TO the store on Sum
day maybe you don't.
AK Bell and Minnie If they have
caught their loose horse YET ria. liza!
girls that's one on YOU Please hush.
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
MOUNTAIN GROyE.NEWs.

~BrGrEss Wno.~
Good Evening to aii.
Well here | come again with my
little chat for this week.
Hay making is the order Of the
day.
Henry Hall was here from
Raubadioux one day last week.
Robert Stubbs Ief! for 81. Louis
Saturday night.
James Mi'ligan visited in Cabool
Saturday and Sunday.
George Ellis and wife were visit.
ing at Riley Depue's last Sunday
Preaching every Sunday evening
at $50 o'cloclS al the park in town
LiMie Nelden is still Suffering
with u vorysore hand it is feared
Ahs will have 10 have il amputatod.
Nellie Barlon a staying At Mrs.
Sechrikts.
Arthur Russell and Wife are the
proud parents of bouncing ten
pound girl.
Earl Green is visiting his sister
Mrs. Gulley of Hutton Valley thi.
week.
Well Walter you and | were u
lone last week wasn't We / CUES.
tho writer's have all forsak ened us.
Little Evrette Depue was sui-
tering very bad with the tooth
ache last week is some better a.
this writing.
Oh Say Sunflower | must tell
you Chas. at Cabool you know
why he is filing his appointment
now at the home OF Miss Maggie
Duncans at Simmons town you
needn I tell any body | told you
though.
MISS Lula Green visited her
cousins Misses Etiie and Mabel
Green'lAst Su'nday.
Well tomorrow, Tuesday ia
Guess Who's" Birthday suppose
yon can all guess how old she is,
Well that's all ! know this week
will come again next week If /
don't got too many whippiDgs
Tuesday. So Bye By
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
l l-AT1f.

Mr. Robert Goodfe ow vi Herndou passed this life
18th 1903; his home: He soninaw Mrs. Wianie
Ssppngon and brother-ia law Mr. e. Ii Sappington
,mber OF Sweet Springs listing the Colony
when he got dispatch OF Mr. T. oG' i,ath which was
* only to Mr., Sappugcn tu, he Colony. For
he member Of the ColonyHe and wife had associated
themselve .ith the Colony over six ye.is ago
50 noble man has passed away,
His wora earth more;
We trust in the realms Of love stay,
Upon the go!en shore
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
THE CRESSET
FO WLER MISSOURI


Mr.. james Smnrt's little SON is
very sick vt present writing.
The little child OF Mr.. John
Fogerson who has been sick Tor
several daysis better again.
Wonder whore friend Tyrrell is
don't see him around hope he's
not sick.
old Mr.. Buckley paid THIS
Oryrcr I visit ON last Wednesday
Tho old brother is getting feeble.
s;ster Dellie Vo;ner was pleas
Ant caller at this OFFICE on last
Wednesday.
The Compositors Of the CREssEr
Orrlc4 took q stroel on last tues.
evening TO Mr.. Patersons TO sec
tho thrashsr running.
Mr. Alhin Perkins was IN th's
nsighbor.hood last week DONG
some serveying and laying on 'ho
town lots Of JAH.ville.
The Colony thrasher started
ont on last Monday, IS now at Mr..
Pax Delano's every body Is well
pleased with its work.
Jimmie Simons and Lany Nor
ritt brought the Ed.ta fine bunch
Of black. berries. thanks ii'''e
Brothers.
Miss Eva Green and Miss Eva,
Stubes wero callers at this OFFICE
and bet,re leaving the old log
cahbin informed us that Miss IVA
Stubes was going to Kansas City
in 1 few days.
The little Daughter OF Wm'
Smart near Mountain Grove dien
supposed from summer complaint
! 90 ed little over a year old was
buried near Huggins Post oace
on last Wednesday died on T'uea'
Life is uncertain,
Death il sure;
We know the life of a child,
Is sweet and pure.
Mr., f. u. Sappington and w'ie
Of Sweet Springs who hos been
visiting friends and the Colony
left for their home on last Monday
tho mother OF Mr. Z. X. Sapplng-
tom accompanying them. TO pay
friends 4 visit at Sedalla and
Sweet Springs and TO accom-
uauy her widowed daughter
Mrs. Mary Goodfcllow back to the
Colony whose husband died on
last we'd nesday and the reason Tor
Mr.. Sappington for Fastening back
to bic home.
World's cresset., 1903-07-23

Mr.. ;iose NcGown was q pleasant
caller ut the CsEssEr OFFICE on
last Wednesday.
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
LOOK HERE FRIENDS!
II you want bargain now is the time to get
one. we will close out our ready made Ladies'
dress skirts at the following low prices

!, Ladies, fine Duck skirts worth 81 IS Tor Is
4 ~ - Cashmer skirts worth $3.50 for SI.25
4 Ladies White Duck skirts worth SI.a5 S75 choice S5.
i, Mems fine hat, worth IS IS choice cts.
r Mems and boys hats worth choice each
S Men boys chidrens viii each
4 doz. lsues from cts 10 cs each
line men, boys hats reasonable prices
n and them
do mems fine dress shirts that will IS rs cts
Ladies rs will sell 25 ,5 SO
and IS cts.
We carry nice line dry goods and groceries and prem
wt each dolar With
Yours for business. ". A. fOFFAKTH
World's cresset., 1903-07-23

On last Sunday audience o. over w" hundred Rev
L.. Garrett preached upon the married a Text eb lS
After which he united in the sacred of H"y MArRMoSi
j. a. Garrett and Mrs Lulu Overa young widow After tho
ceremony general invitation given to all present
take o dinner And S the number who mook, with
Mr.. Ain Perkins Mountain Grove at the head of the
table apparently all enjoyed themselves and Ne trust went
away rejoicing tta
World's cresset., 1903-07-23
Marriaoe Cere monies,

On last SATURDAY Eve Mr. Henry Mccall and Miss Sntha
NJ Noner united il Holy MArRixSi 1T the home Of the
Brides Parents Nv Rev H. S. Garrett in the presence OF the
many friends of both Bride and Groom which both Young
yet, he Young man being under They both
hansomly dressed and were the very pictures OF health And
we trust nuppy future and wife await them.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
COCAINE FIENps.
Results Of the Hnbituai Uss Of ths se-
ducfise Drug

Results Of The HnbituaI Uss Of the se-
duotive Drug
An English physician who Is an en-
inent authority. writes IN thrilling
terms in regard 90 the danger Of using
cocaine. AZ FIRST psin is deadened
The things that troubled you seem
swept ont OF your life You have
sense Of dissatisfaction. OF buoy
ancy. Of ease and pleasure
In the normal man or wo-
man there L. often al first no
reaction, although in this. as in every
nerve poison. the effects diner accord
ing % individual temperament. But
the pleasure passes OF very quickly,
even more quickly than with opium.
and the victim is almost Invariably
driven 10 renew the injection. In many
cases from twelve TO twenty doses
are before long taken in a single day
This is no figure OF speech but
plain statement of an observed and un-
deniable fact The cocaine fend does
not become violent or brutal on the
contrary he seems more gentle and
more refined than ever before HIS
artistic perceptions are in every way
quickened. But though he has hithcr-
TO been scrupulously honest, he will
now often steal without shame. He
often seems to forget the meaning Of
truth. II is yet a moot point with
Psychologists how and why this de-
structiOn Of the moral sense is ac-
complishod. But that this is done ad-
mits of nodenial" Many of the kiepto-
hlanlacs and other degenerates are CO.
eaine iends- Buffalo Commercial
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
uisiucated Mr. s,houlaer

Mrs. Johanna Saderholn. ct Per
-us Pals. NJ iHu., fell and dislooated
ler shoulder She had surgeon get
10 back Ia place a. soon a. possible,
Hut IL was quite sore and paised her
very much. Her son mentioned that
he had seen Chamberlain Pain Balm
liserti-ed for sprains aud soreness
and she asked him 60 bay her bo,
tie OF it, which he did IL quickly
relieved her aud enabled her TO sleep
hich she had not done for several
days. The son was so much pleased
with the relief il gave his mother
hat he has since recommended il TO
many Others. For sale by all drug
Lists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
cso~S % T.f Goa rsAxAr.
s~iehf 80 tsas -s.-s...a. ~.aar 20 A.
-.

tt-srrti..ssss
Erzr H-d arlaaa.s la-c-iss..s n
sha 0aafag uhat b. ciias he Crox1
- tae CaHtiaaut uf Nurta zssriaa
Far aasv 81 assrsfs ssasierR NsantAna
hiddru 'rum SEES hg aissterias moan
sala aaaks. hsR an uaHsa1soa CORNER
-tha C-oan af the Coufinan1 Tns
uasrF fom tae Czaatea sHo~ar5f,
naira cas- tro - iafty moan
taln fhrr Cd Es to Ury rills
shIeh harry aIsng uo-th. sou-a. eass
aaa east 80 zaE - iuta r.vass a
laHf Hagr tHair Far euts mite thrss
saae From ftis u uut in , "A tas
Paf o. az thr Arc ie or aas aud ths
Gaf 81 N~xirC rulr.ef eact lis triButa
~ Vards -aH 9 br the ( aadaur
ana nj. i-stF af t.Cs IA uata us. and
cFHn puuf E-auHs Ham hop iessiy -
Dwarf ana t the must impressive
r~asa. The faa that b. g. aitasetleT
urznHau. tha eaausy of i,s scenery
E Fai q and unu ual iauHa. aud the
orparLHul-ifs o. uHa-s f8r mountain
liuuluE EFe thc relian a U8ndsrful
attraction Cor the bower af IA are Be
vaud thr head Of ths lower hkrs Wag-
uus cannot g.. and tha traveller who
wishes Cd reaCh the hea s OF any OF
tHe STE ms muat leave bis wagon and
start into She mauuJsu vith a pack
train. This means that an his posses
sllHs bis f01d hs beiling and all
tis camp furniture -mrsf be- Isshed on
the backs af bsrses auI mules and
81 rarisd thruuad che dense forests
aud uH fhe steep m1GaftlH sides This
E pleasant mode m tlavel
though 30 b. slow and entails u p
more labor than travelling in a 81 a
% has. however. the great aiy-r q
that Do makes one independent Win
park train the explorer can so al
most whore ho pleasas No Ter dense
brush c.ose-stan timber. nor steep
bills furwwsd by w-at rav'nes can
stop him wherever a man can ride. q
pack horse can follow
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
CSsuesn-sou Ose-.

. b. 'lEslassasz. a.. t.zsaus ls,8ssr sliII
= a-F-sial.g il,isiEe.als.. a.ad is.ssraa. 81
.s-lng iiss i,ssa-ia4 -aSsisa 81 aa.ss1--. 4 o.
.e.sslu 81 ihls essEro-= ~i4 Fr8iaaBiF -
'l1alise iae $3.50 syoa ~aioh il.a aoxf
ll'.siaslistia. laasll.izs Al h. i.sacisl Ilse
l.s.sf.sislsE gs'ass~- - e.zzs - a oa4a
- u ssissssii,su alsd ssszsssss.silss. a, ssss
..t t'issi as.aasrazu psinaiplas aaay 3
alafsh.
la afliiitisa - iiso ea,islriaI s..,ss.rsassssi
aaion rsoarss~ n Bryaas p,,rsoua. a.
niIiin. ~ tosilasssasa es,usasEs : srfauf
'glic tspariHsonl. vlsatain nt,is-5 5ls,rf ls.ss
.-'.iazsion % iqpies % ifsligiy ini.H4lasi aad
lssr saiasis,e iniorulaiiYn ssiI hss h,ana
i.s ti.ssse Issparta,oul i c.ss.iltsciad Is a.
sissriaaasd sssnsan Who = Wisisix ksssn
~ seFlisa ~ ass-illaia iapsss ana y ila is
'a a''fhoriis % ihe ara ol esasiuz ~ all
aa' tuo iara iHlpises. This a.g,artn.,sni
aaae is worsh tllc ssi,-criDiian g,riee. The
',er aepartnsenis oi tils paizsF arr al in-
testing aHd ably coafiseieti. ausoFil
aaiah il a summary oi She warifs news
..I.a in narrative slyie. and Alr Maspiu'. !.
srartuieni- " hethor Colnaaon or Nai-
a'niains original aueesloias asd ~it. n8araI
ss-sus n hauiely phrase and vause. aud
appeals 10 oid and Yoaug allke.
he toIau8oaer A. a Whasa j. elsan. en-
a-iainIuz and Instructive. snd it- rapid
Hercase 10 oircaiafisn amounting
a liN.aol-is prgai ui the Iaper's strsueth
aud iniiseuoe.
Arrangements have bten niatle Nith NJ
aryan whereby the Cunimouar can be
app'ied a. very io~ rate With thr
NFws-CHANpioN both parers l,r oae year
.H advance ior - -. This uffsr appiies
both new and renewal subscriptions.
and should b. taken advantage OF without
iaisy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
INSECT PESTS IN BRAZIL.
ID ahoii"al Work of the Ghiggars and
the Bsrne Flies.

the Bsrne Files.
] should take small gang OF prar-
teal coffee planters from CeyloE with
good digestions TO be not afraid of
ghiggars. ticks, and Berne flies-to saw
nothing OF the dear little MOSQUITO
The writer had extracted during four
years in Brazil no less than 200 gbjg-
gars from underneath every toenaU Of
both feet. The Portuguese. BraziIiaus
Italians. and Spaniards called it rec
reation on Sunday to dig them out of
each Others feet OF all the vile in
sects on earth. the Barne fly is the
worst. She lays her eggs inside your
flesh, and matches three very ugly in
sects an inch long with three rings
OF bristles round The body and sbarp
nippers. They take about SIX weeks
to develop under your skin: then com
menoe to turn soimersauIte inst whom
you want 10 go to sleep after a hard
days work in the sun The 1sfiv-s rr
Brazil adopt a novel way OF evfracff-, o.,
the brute when fun grown. They fia ON
piece OF raw pork and frr per7a
comes out OF your skin a7d t.tag %
header into the piece Of p--srfu-C-r-
Ion Observer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
>"THt ~ fI>.Ls srrTl,vt>T.

Hawaii, Deceased =
Notice is hereby given. that or Tb,r.3.,.-,i..
.IS .Ilu nay 81 January, A. d, 1913. being one of
,,ie reg ular days of the December Term ~ tl,.
m the state 81 Colorado / Mact 4 n.,,s ~
III RAZOR 7 said estate will appear hefor.
@ us uese ~ sstt Court. present my final s,.Itle-
,d = sueh administration and pray the an
proyaluf the same, and Will tbef, sy,,,l, =, ~,
I, -, sl arssl a. such Administrator Al which
@ li,is az an place any person in interest NAV an
there be. i'i'9 ." tle 7ahe' II any
Dateu at uunnison, Colorado Dec II. 1892.
A4ss. MACE A. DAVIS
hawalt, deceased ~ 1"i"t" r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-02
We Give any Lady

splendid chance TO earn spending
mpue, easily, working for Us in their
p sure time; the work Is not hard
Nv woman or girl with little spare
tn,e will do well to avail themselves
o. this Opportunity to earn money
end us 25 cents (silver) or p. o
oiey Order and we will at once send
.- - he cloth with full directions pre-
I'D bv u snyw here in the L : SO
that yoa can commence at once. Al
-e~s Brillisntins Co. (l9 NJ Rox-
bury, Mass