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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02
.SunSbine Society.

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N.s~>-~N~~Nen,,.~v~
The Sunshine Society sent one hun,
drcd aud fifty garments tc the State
headquarters at ST Louis last week
and received II warm letter of thanks
from Mrs Trowbridge We wish IL
include her gratitude with that OF
our branch to those who responded to
our call While our society is not 4
charitable organization in the strict
sense of the term, in our visitation.
among inval!ds, more especially in
city work, we meet hundreds of eases
where clothing ready to wear, even
half worn, IS God send; and ii does
seem that if ten families can donate
one hundred aud fifty garments, we
might, by pursuing this quest, pro-
vide our State officers with stock
to be used in cases of necessity that
you'd help in many home, where
Gas we personally know long Illness
often makes sewing almost lost art.
Please do not throw away anything
without thinking OF this, for the calls
for help double aud treble our ability
10 reply.
7 7 T
We thank Mrs. Wade for litera-
ture; Miss Nirgie Conway and Miss
McGhan for money, and for clothing
and bedding, Misses Conway, Mrs. +.
l.. Keith, Mrs. Nixon. Mrs. Junius
Mccormick, Mrs. lIcidleburg, Mrs
Henderson, Mrs. Anthony and Mrs.
Wade.
I I I
The Boys Brigade want drum.
Can anybody help them? Where are
the Cadets? The rain Saturday would
melt sugar or salt, but surely not
those brave young soldiers. We had
n Fourth of July frolic planned for
them, but not ono came last Saturday,
so we are disappointed.
The SunbcamS are nearly ready to
send their box to bethesda. Anyone
who has u contribution for this home,
or the Home for lncnrablcs, or the
Maternity Hospital, is invited to send
1t in with ours
The Sunshine gardens are bloom.
ing, and we will he glad to send our
flowers to any sick room, or to any
one who will enjoy them. II we do
not find you out, please drop line or
send Il message, for it's Il pity to let
these blossoms be wasted,
7 ! 7
The Juniors will meet July llth at
= p. m, instead of July ith. The
Cadets at the same hour. The Sister
Sunbeams at 4 p. m. The brigade
drill as usual on Tuesday and Friday
at Csc y. III. All these meetings at
Mr.. NJ. W. lIuf's home, boss addi-
tion. The public is always welcome
to our meetings.
There will be no Sunshine meeting
July 18th, but our members are urged
to make the day one of especial re-
memhrance by an extra Kindness TO
some one, aud an effort to combine
unseliish thOughtfulncss with patriot
ism.
When we read OF the suffcrings OF
the Jews in Russia, the floods in our
own lands, the famine elsewhere, our
hearts are moycc TO gratitude for the
blessings of liberty, of good govern
mcnl, Of our citizenship, and the sun
shine Society extends its desire fol
happiness and prosperity to all oul
couutrymcn ut this, the season of pa
triolic sentiment and rejoicing. We
hope that wherever the red, white
and blue floats its colors may be foun'
the banner Of our society, so tina
with peace and prosperity the light o
loving deeds may shine, blessing thos'
who find the path to glory too hare
for their weary feet, and ensurinl
comfort to those who fall by the way
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

The Mayors Proclamation will
very likely have the desired effect.
The fireworks merchants already
report an increase in sales.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02
AS THE NOVEL HAS 1T.

"She cast her eyes upon the ground"
(And they bounced back again.)
"She tossed her head high in the air, "
ca rubber neck-it must have been. J
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

A beauty show for men has Just
closed in Vienna, which goes to
show that the Foolkiller still has a
great work before him.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

Order Being Maintained by Striking Miners and No Trouble Anticipated
The Law Over Which the Trouble Arose
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

The pie-eating contest next Sat.
urday will doubtless have many
entries. Bnt who is going to pay
for the nies2
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

The weather of last week was
line-for ducks.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

There will be no sunshine meeting
July 18th, but our members are urged
to make the day one of especial re-
membrance by an extra Kindness TO
some one, aud an effort to combine
unseliish thoughtfulncss with patriot
,.n
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

We thank Mrs Wade for litera.
ture; Miss Nrgie Conway aud Miss
McGhan for money, and for clothing
and bedding, Misses Conway, Mrs. +
l.. Keith, Mrs. Nixon. Mrs. Junius
Mccormick, Mrs. IIcidleburg, Mrs,
Henderson, Mrs. Anthony aud Mrs
Wade.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

The SunbcamS are nearly ready to
send their box to bethesda. Anyone
who has contribution for this home,
0r the Home for lncnrablcs, or the
Maternity Hospital, is invited to send
il in with ours.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

The Juniors will meet July llth AT
2 p. III instead of July ith. The
| Cadets at the same hour. The Sister
Sunbeams at p. m. The brigade
drill as usual on Tuesday and Friday
at Csc p. m, All these meetings at
Mr.. NJ. W lIuff's home, boss addi-
ton. The public is always welcome
to our meetings.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

The Sunshine gardens are bloom.
ing, and we will he glad to send oul
flowers to any sick room, or to any
one who will enjoy them. If we do
not find you out, please drop line or
send Il message, for it's pity to let
these blossoms be wasted,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-07-02

The Boys Brigade want n drum
Can anybody help them? Where arC
the Cadets? The rain Saturday would
melt sugar or salt, but surely not
those brave young soldiers. We had
n Fourth of July froIic planned ioI
them, but not one came last Saturday,
so We are disappointed.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Doyleville Dosngs.
uu Correspondence

Neus-t hampton gurresponaaneo.
J.. T.. Bush has bad a slight attacb
Of che grip.
Mrs ". johnson went 90 Denver
last Friday
Miss CLARA Sewers Is WISHING Mrs
All. Mcconnell
Lew Stevens rode down to Gunni.
son Monday ON his pretty little black
Clyde Welch is mp our way doinl
little JOB Of hanging for D. A. Nc
Cmnell Of course its only wal
paper
W l.. Bennett is going Co bale on,
hundred toms of hay. DO YOU won
der he is stepping high and going &,
Gmnison this week.
\ rather amusing incident hap
pened the latter part Of last week
One Of the young ladies thinking il
too long 30 travel around the road 10
her home decided 10 cut across the
valley We presume she was riding
for her health. In crossing a slough
the horse broke through the ice. due
we suppose 10 the heavy weight nd
ing. The Young lady gracefully
dismounted, landing in one of those
nice punches Of willows. Finally
the young lady decided to try again
and arrived safely al home having
sprained her shoulder slightly. We
won't mention any names this time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Powderhorn Pointers.
News-l hampton Correspondence

Ncws-N hampton Correspondence
Messrs. Butler and Davis of lake
City were in the valley last week
Geo Ronk and James Warrant.
Park ranchmen were down to The
dance last Tuesday.
Misses Maud and Daisy Youmans
and Grace Doering of the upper De-
bolla attended the dance TUESDAY
Shellie Hyde went to Gunnisan
Sunday TO meet Mr. L. A. McGreglr
who has spent most of the winter
visiting friends and relatives in Del
ia county.
y surprise party was given Mrs.
II. Radeka last Thursday evening.
\ good many Of both the old and
young folks participated. Games
were the chief amusement until a
late hour when the guests partook IF
supper and departed for their homes
All reported merry time.
The usual good natured. ioIlv
crowd attended the st. Patrick : bal
Dancing continued with unabated
energy until a late hour. Music
was furnished by W. c. Roul Of ,be
Lake Fork aided by the Powderhorn
Orchestra. As to a good time. well;
Arrah: Mike an was it the jkes II
yourself enjoyed the St Pathrck's
baalb Sure Pat an it wuz II
oi didn't the divil's a goat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
BRIDGE NoTI,r.

hunnison. Colo, Mar ~. lss3.
Noiice b. herchv given that scaled bids sc-
companied by Bidder Plans and spec fcat IONS
viii BE- received al the County CLERK Office Of
tiunnlson County. Colorado. for the constr rus.-
tion, including the furnishing Of material and
labor except a. noted hcreafter Of n bridge
across ne "unnison River In Gunuison County,
colorado. span to be ss feet. height Ii f,~st
Roadway ~ feet in the clear. such bridge Ia ~.
located about 2. miles north from the town "
Gunni~on.
The County will furnish all necessary STONE
for huilding abutments for such bridge ar
otherwise according 10 contract
All bids t. be filed before twelve o'rI.rk
noon, April 9TH 1913
tach bidder must accompany his proposal
With certified check cash deposit in the
sum 81 s1bhi, as a guarantee that he will enter
INTO proper contract and bond for the comple-
uon OF such bridge, II contract Tor the same il
awarded 10 him.
Tie Board Of County Commissioners speci-
hcails reserve the right to reject any ar all bIds
by order OF the Board Of County Comm,s-
sIuners.
j. T.. BROTHERS.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
~ HWWN>. s47s.

State of Colorado
County of t,unnison - IN the county Court
Joseph n. Collins, Plaintiff
stephen Albert johnson,
Franklin II. johnson Al Su,pm,ps
bert ; johnson, Mary z.
johnson and johnson
Defendants
The People Of the State of Colorado. To st.,,,-
hpett 5"hnsnn. Franklin H. johnson, Ait-rt
oohn-on' MARY +. johnson ana Johnsov
,he ue'ehnants above named. Greeting.
lou are hereby required to appear in m scti..
Drought against You by the above named plsi.
I'm IN the county Court of Gubnison Couptv
state of Colorado, and answer the co,rnia.,y.,
therein within twenty days after the sary,..
, hefeoi' ~ served within this County; or, Il
s'-rNtd out 81 Tins County. by publicat,o,,
within thirty days after the service hereof a..
elusive OF the day of service: or i,dgusnt D.,
IL - vii o. taken against you according T.,
the prayer OF the complaint, and il a copy ~
the complaint in the above eutiflaj ac,i,' -, -
not . ed with this SUMMONS or if the sary,c.
hereof be made out If this State then ,e, -.
euoltl"nai 10 the time hereinshove sree,t,..s
Tor appearance and answer will he aIIc.I
osi.re ne taking OF Judgment by defanlr =.
The said action is brought 10 obtain s.c-..
tourt 70 adJudge any claim. right ar t,tls
which the defendants NAV claim - - .S
seventeen feet Of lot twenty one !, bi,,i , -s.a
one IN the Original Town Of tIunnisop G,'.,,y
r ou nuhtS' oiorado To be null and void ana
iurther 10 decree that the title 10 H. -
property i m the plaintiff and that I,lsi,,,T
IL = iuierloI and paramount to any claim cf
f.II, an.I - - 81 defendants. will more
Iuils aTpear from the complaint in said ae.,n,,
70 winch reference is here made. 'i'''
~ ahd you are hereby notified that If you fail 4,
. aIt'eaf' ana 20 answer the said rorpr,lsint =.
Above required, the said plaintiff vii s-sn~.
yN1r default TO be entered. and then r,rI,-a.d -,
complaint. 'eN iOr m sara
~ tiven under my hand and the Seal o<
SEAL Asaid Court at Gurniso1 IN sid 60.
."OIV- tins Sixteenth day Of March 4 n
E's- tIEo. HETHEKI~GrOv
Judge and Acting Clerh
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Vhsse Pszx Ps1sag<

Fls- a'sS11i'aa tslrHass~' 'ssiislllen
hu NAarie- Maos b raaiaa
Iel b. If Aauuifa >rrazz
Mr. Jala Tum.r was 81 W.ao
fr la-s weak VISITING friends and
r.afires
Mr iSe hauliian anl Kennedy
ers uu camp un Man8az iram tbs
David d mine.
Aee Palsser and Lowell Edge
rh have made several tnps tbi-
esh ia the nwld "a mine au snav
-8los
Nrs Enard wa- au an going
aa-seugsr aa the -iag Monday fa
lmnni-ou Where She uteuI -peui
He bev davs
Too late iur iast eaak
Nr Eimer Wiley proprietor ut tlf
Hmulia hatl was o. ,i-lt.r iu iauu
n TUESDAY.
DIR Johu l.upaId Was u iawu thi-
eeek
bgr Sit1rr SAM Bruce and Bob
Downs left SUNDAY far tripnert the
range on suoa shoes
Zme GLE and lke Ilarmaa snent
few days u Gmuis1n last week
ia Ilylanl ct North Star experts
a move his family o. White Pine Ia
.he near iuturp.
quite a number of pcsplc from
White Pine attended the dance in
~ugents ou FRIDAY night They re-
umed the fallowiug day with the
repori Of having had a fine Time.
Never before this season have the
people IT White Pine given such a
splendid dance as was that ON ST.
Patrick's night A large crowd fI1m
Sargent was in attendance and all
had a merry time
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
LEGAL PUBLICATIONS
sorrcf OF t1su SETTLEMENT.

b. tie natterof che est ate 81 jennie NJ Hodeson
asCaa-fsiL
Notice b. hcr.hy given. that on Monday thesth
dnY ui Aprii, a ID 1875, hetlg uur 0t the regular
days oi tife March Term uf She ounty curt Of
duni-un unufy. u probate, iu the state of
Colorado. IL futrick uay. Adnmistsui or q said
estate. wll appear before tte Judge of said
Court, present my hual scttlemout a. such Ad
niinistrHtor and pray the aprruyal 81 the same
and viii thHn apply 20 be di-chacg AS such Ad-
ministrafor. Al which timr and place any psr-
son tu interest may appear and present objec-
tiun- tu che same il any there be
Dated attiunui-un. Colorado, March 3. 1893.
PAIklCk ONLY.
Administrator oi the estate ~ Jennie NJ Hode
son deceased
tirsi pub. March 8. Last pub. April g. i@s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Lows C.aa..oa Valley EsSzs.s.

Nasss.i AaaaailHl. flIrEss7as 7asaalalaaa.
Cmrie aaharniHg ha- hssm fhe
citf industry tr same tiuc
Wha said tlc raa.i- were usu.idys
They am ia-f lisiie siarfx IS an
0ume te shnaEe ~ aav -aua
"a tlk may uav BE- scesa au che Narth
Beaver range
Ia-i Saturday Mr Skinner 81 tsuu.
ai..m nada the hr1 visit af she aiseu
ing -sas1n io the cluh h9u-c lscated
an au island iu ohe river near the
Hillside -ehal hnuse
Mr. Ehret "a prminom rancb
man frm laia spent Manasy uighi
vith q. M Caper fle was moving
O. 6ua dras vrar 1li shartharu bui
which hf purchased iram rhe Vida'
rBsh ufI D. MiIlr fr I35.
Nr Ehrel renartej a recom eisn
af the cme warden lrm Glan
Jmrfieu t9a tie camp 9u htfl h
creek bel3v Ida where hc prs red
a number % deer heads and par o.
a carcuss hu the culprits escaped
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
NOTNk ~ kINAL SEIuENIN1

In the matter of the estate of Margaret L. FL.
vim, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ON Monday th.
zth day OF April, A. d. 1873 being one Of tin.
regular DAYS of the April term Of the Couut,
state of Colorado. l. Helen NJ Flavin. sdminis
TstnS of said estate, will appear before tb.
Judge oi SAID Court, present my final sett tleueot
OF the same and will then apply To be Discharged
a. such administratrix. Az which time Ard
Piace any person IN interest may appear and
present objections To the same. il any there ~
dated at 6unnison. Colorado. March 17th ,xs,
,.,..,.. HELM NJ FLAvIN
yin, Decreased 'o' ''' r Ia
tlrst pub Mar. 20, last pub April "a. 1903
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

o. tse Faslsa1 f,aaa
M HH Thr fa aa- a.
reer Fff tas ush naFr saaH hat
afl- 10 tlserr Tar e..lil- arr esr-
bane ans zra.iie fss v.rh tcn
iucass "a are saafamQ The vam
f4ar isaf 3D. alasa .ai Tri.i...ilf aas
b,f de6uel 81 aaf cser arcuel uT
81 thaf -eet1n The are runs :
ao- uaf 5ts15 par oaf brad
asa hffae -.ieer and + takeu aai
a. o. rartel lpta a5l faa iram
fhc suriaec
a. Iraue has rataraei irm New
Aork Vhar. e. mnt tbc Bli-ierei
H1m Tumd empauy Wort vib
bc pa-hel al. lasf a- possible nw
mg f fhe cu.i'a4n rf fhe raa.i ua
maehuerv vii hc rlared in tunuei
untd spnnE bros in the meantime
band drills vill hf u..od ar heret.'t 'rl
+ Tho meetiug va- satisfactory o. at
c.meersed and wn mean much
coward the detolpmem ai
West CalI hM in the Tin Cup dis
tnct
D. Mehati.q sup .rm l'alta l.siA
ma of..r thr Development 4a Iia sd
ve Eube ia the Mineral Farm basin
Ther unue has ueg driven l13
fec and with iuJ lset more 1l work
connection viii De- made with the
shaft Frya The iip af the VEIN cv-
. posed la the shaft mineral Is expected
. o. De- enc1uuterc1 iu fhr tumud pre-
vim- o. raacling tho shaiL
lead ha- advanced from $3.50 to
$3.50 per huudred epper b. gaiug
up and silver b. halding its own uot-
witiisfmdug -everal c1udiiious ca
istin1 just unv which are uufavor-
able However. the white mctal
shogld make big gains m price iu
the neu six mnnihs
Mundcll and lockwood are still
sinking the Little Sister shaft in
Frye gulch southwest of Of Ohia
City. They have seven inches of
ore that averages p per cent copper
There j. n little talk about cutting
off the Somerset district from Gumni-
son county and attaching ii to Delta
county, also cutting oil the Marble
district and attaching ii TO Garfield
county. Then the Tin Cup district
might want 10 he cutoff and attached
10 Chaifee county and then the saw
offs might want 90 cut the Pitkin dis
trict off and tell ms 10 sink or swim.
Gunnison county is o. X. as it stands
and the cutoff will not materializc
for awhile anyhow.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Doesn't Know Her.
Montrose Enterprise.

houtfo-e Enterprise.
The Ouray Herald, under the cap
tlon Some queer people mentions
the case Of Mrs. John McDououph of
Cochetopa who as stated in recent
issue Of the Enterprise had not until
three weeks ago ridden ON train since
ls65 save one trip of eighty miles.
Mrs McDonough is not queer.
She is a noble mother, a faithful
wife, a kind neighbor, we'll read.
and well posted \ pioneer in the
wild country al the head Of the Co
chetopa, she has been forced bv cir
cumstances 10 remain much at home
though making occasional trips to
Saguache and 10 Gunnison. but as a
progressive woman she is above the
average and merely because she did
not ride on a train cannot be called
odd or queer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
NOTICE ~ FINAL >vTTIENy,y

In the matter Of the estate of Anna Roh,, A.
ceased. i''''' "e
D. Notice Is hereby given. that ON Monday. the
regular days of the April term Of the Csunty
ooft o. tunnlsnn County, in probate in m,
STATE OF "iorado, l. Francis j. Hildebrand -.
gcutof of sald estate. will appear before TIN.
Judge of said Court present nv fpal settle,, III
ss such Executor and pray the apyroval nf the
saine nhd VIII then apply to be discha rred a..
% such Executor Al which time and place ,nx
pe.son IN interest may appear and present oh
JeTti"hs 70 the same, IL any there be
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado March % tvsa
- FRANCIS j. HILDEBRANp.
Executor Of the Estate of Anna Bohm decea.s.A
irst pub. March p, last pub. April "a Is8
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
Mining News from Pitkin.
Miner
BELZORA-B -BASSICK.

BELZpBA-BASSICk.
We are IN receipt of of new pros
pectus just issued by the Belzora-
Bassick company and after careful
review cannot add much TO what has
already been said in the little book
or what has appeared in these col
ums for the last two years regarding
their holdings. Their property CON
sists of the Belzora- Bassick, ID. c.
and Little Charlie groups, all OF
which have good showings. The for
mer property is developed to a point
where large ore bodies are liable 10
be encountered any day, and the lat
ter two, while probably not needing
as much work on them as the former
to test their worth. have showings of
shipping mineral, and promise well.
1t is a recognized fact that careful
mining companies Of today prefer to
select three or four good prospects
and develop them instead of putting
a large sum into one mine thereby
comparatively taking little or no
chances. and this idea has prevailed
with the board Of directors of the
company.
Additional men viii soon be put to
work on these properties and develop
ment work viii be pushed.
The Michigan men and others who
are at the helm Of this enterprise are
gentlemen. They are working faith
fully and may success be their reward
say we.
Work Is steadily going forward on
the Yukon in Spring gulch, which Is
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

How often YOU hear it remarked:
Its only a cold" and a few DAYS
later learn that the man Is on his
back with pneumonia. This Is Of
such common occurrence that a cold
however slight, should not be disre-
garded Chamberlain : Cough Rem
edy counteracts any tendency toward
pneumonia 1t always cures and is
pleasant to take. Sold by all drug
CiStS
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

North Fork Times-HotcbRis.
takes the bun when it comes 10 I7r.
ing the poorest excuses for sidewalks
and crossings in the state, at present
the places where the sidewalks OUGHT
to be reminding one Of a dirtv harm
yard in wet weather and that ulac-
ing 1t mildly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Vulcan Times. %. H. Aikine came
out from GunnIson Monday to do
some surveying for IL. s Crary near
the Midland mine. To-day is the
time set to begin actual sinking in
the Good Hope shaft. Should moth
ing occur 10 retard the work we pre-
Dict that a new record will be made
for shaft sinking in the gold belt
1t is feared however that new water
column will have to be put in shortly
as it is badly eaten by the acid in
the water. If a new water column
becomes necessary, a woodlined col
umn viii be put in which will not
be affected by acids
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Lake City Phonograph--T. T. Hig-
by, the popular proprietor of the La
Neta restaurant, returned Tuesday
from a trip to Denver where he had
oeen to visit his wife. who is there
taking treatment for her eyes.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Miss Mary Allen Hurley left a week
ago "Wednesday for Erie, Colorado.
where she visited a week with friends
and departed Thursday Of this week
for her home at Camden. New Jersey.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Mr. and Mrs Alunz0 Hartman have
this week entertained their friends
Geo. Acheson and wife Of Goodrich
Canada. who stopped of on their re
turn from a visit to California.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Ray Hicks was down from Sargent
the early part of the week proving
up on his bitches
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Frank Goudy went through on
W Nednesdav TO attend district court
at Montrose He chatted Al the de
pot with old Gunnison frinpds
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

Frank Z. Lightley was in from
Ohio Greek last Saturday night tax
ing in the Woodman dance, A num-
Der Of youthful people from that sec
tion are expected in tomorrow even
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27

a. T. i4NN diNts cdiie IN TINS morn
ing
Iii Hunter and Ed Harvey are in
from Vulcan.
Strength and vigor come Of good
food duly digested. Force" a
ready-to-serve wheat and barley food
adds no burden, but sustains, nour-
ishes, invigorates.
Mrs c. Z. Douglas died last FRIDAY
at Dayton, Ohio, Of consumption.
Mrs Douglas spent the winter in
Gunnison but hope of her recovery
having been abandoned was taken
east by her husband two weeks ago.
The Denver Post Of this morning
gives a vague story of shooting af-
fray at Tin Cup occurring Monday in
which Sandy HAYNES and A. y. Per
rault were principals The men
were friends md it was probably
nothing serious.
George Full who once worked in
Gunnison at Walkers meat market
was arrested by Marshal Warner. at
the train this morning on order
from Marshal Herzinger of Salida
He was headed for Montrose but viii
be taken back to SaIida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
c. r srEg5EE rrest xoErr c..s
a. EAETNAN vice rsstt .crARsCNe AIS, Cash
The First National Bank
CUNNISON, COLO

'Aphair Surplus and ndi'ided Profits. s75.O0o
Does General Banking business
Pays the Highest Market Price for
tounty and school Warrants and
Court Certificates. Loans and Dis
Reasonable Rates .
issues Domestic aud Foreign Money
Orders The cheapest and most con
veuieut way to forward money .....
EST 1R7o
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-03-27
RI-P-A-N-S Tabules
Doctors find
\ good prescription

= 81 IIt0IIi HUI
For mankind.
The a-cent packet is enough forjusuai occasions.
The family bottle 80 cents} contains sunni,
Tor year. AL druggists sell them.