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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-12-31

\ Tee Dee
WANT ADS.
,phons $40 sor chs Want Al
man. He viii come.
PERSONALS.
THE PowHArAN fioTbr. IS NOV Z, 2, PE IN
renaodeed ana thorough EQUIP "a wi KINNEY. ,e%
i lnsnt aEo. Z. pEYToH. d willie sulphul
snS 3 Au apsser' On &c
ei Bridge work: In = ny process there & no ~:
siblty oraekins breaking OF , tSsstn:
R'J fen sss's ana nrosa
WANTED, THE SICK AND AFFLICTED 70
enquire OF us when n want 81 n'eo ~ me-.
ms 100 EAST Mafrshnil Phone 1883.
HERE rot GET YOUR LINEN ,I:AHrM S !;
f hAGNb b " s ~! car sa Street
ecieahing. phono ai4l B.
MISS DORA BERRY mo. -, roRME ~ y
OF Krdwoods. will DO found at M Ti at.t,
sToN's uptown place. No; South .'renth
Street.. hereafter, whero sho WIN 90 s.hu
TO SEQ her friends. 855, Ia
GALL AND SEE US. We buy and soil second.
hand and new furniture. stoves aud hsater =.
Gs HAIL s 81 Co. EGs s1 sr ss
DON'T YoU HEAR THE sLooANs,I,,1N n!
nails no pegs every hhir se"o y !, I, :, "
n fhofs hsI{SG sffop ST fSs Main
q ~, r ~ r. ROT 9 1S9M MisAA R
they are fnc; sold everywhere. Orlcc; htnll
%, First Market.
IS FOR GOOD isouAr4' PIANO THAT
m Soss wh? srl Ell s'ssi ie1 Broad ~
I HAVE LOTS OF NOVELTIES IN, WALL:
o nnns'' JS No It XsrIEY, II Seventh ST.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, NO. LILO
East Broad Street. si ,st III 5
ATTIC UEs-BlGGs -5l5 u. MAIN 81.
.-@ FOR SALE.
......o.------,--
ALL WHO Want GOOD WHlsKlEs .cH = ]
viii send to "A. ". Kosl1NEs. q and 70, . =:
!!lr,de ot Vjrsln,p, .od Siononsaheln,.'
.con. aonwenlth CiuH, etc, tof y per gallon.
Goods shipped 70 all points.
FOR SALE AT a sAcR1r1 cE--Two BRok.
en- Settlers ono broken po'ntsr' one unpt et n
p pS,n,ss 1sSG 6S"i KsSGE ZOOS @,ans
burg Avenue,
WANTED, a FEW MORE CUSTOMERS
haId e please 'hesg kn9 5sst wnen Gva,y
able. 4. IL ROBINS. Wholesale. OtLxg.st.
GOOD SQUARE PIANOS ALWAYS ON HAND
from SO, SO, $40. $50. SO and 500: taken IN
exchange hroughly 2ysrh =, ana Rqoad 81,
THE MEWEsr TnENG ,,a HIcEiq punch
served quick and clean: s $. Tenth Street
ELECTRIC MOTORS; DYNAMos.. STORAGE r. u
stalled GEO ~. EUkER co.'s n. Seyonta
Street. w.
THE GIBSON GIRL on WALL PAPER; III
The hns for ss
ANr1oUEs-RIGGs-sl5 =. MAIN STREET.
a On QUICK LUNCH. I.
SAVE TIME; AND CAR FARE--Go TO 10 fIN.
sToN's Latest Up-toi; Date Lun ~ Goun or:
reasonable: 8 S. Tenth Street.
BARBER SHOPS;
THE ONLY up-To-DATE WHITE BARRIER
sHG2ses srl: s1St s 'e1S'is'' I u
Main Street. .sss
BICYCLES.
cH,hDnggsNHg W4EEt szE MEX 1N FR,S RS-
TohiPKINs' TOY STORE. 81 ". BROAD.
FREE.
X5 Ss5s =; 5S7 House. 81 VEST BROAD.
----------------
I THE 7 EEL EE
Daily Business Directory
BOARDING.
MISSES MARTINS boarding house; permanent
and transient; nice roolns and eood fare;
5t3 Ion North Seventh Street.
SHOES. I, .,,,.,,
CHEAPEST PLACE to s,x buy shoes Il. sH1HEY
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LOST, A YOUNG SETTER DOG. WHITE
with brown markings. Reward IL returned
to r. Z. NOTING, No. 400 East Main
Street. z
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Office Collector OF City Taxes,
Room Z. First ltlOor. City Enll.-

THE 5FREIG HIT DEPoTs OF THE SEA
BOARD.A1Ra LINE RAILWAY viii to close
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1. 10 l.. except between
the house OF and 10 a.. NJ. when they will
PcrIshable freight viii he received De en-.
Der 3lst, only for points at which delivery
can be made January LIST. rs local freight
5 trains will be annulcd On that date
z t4s 3it5 s83 ssstg II b3.WG III. MACY. Agent.
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Richmond. Va. Dec, Is. 1904.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Or THE sT.lGkc
sSHOE7 co. Will be held at 4ler ohlca, l1JS-lA
! rs, Main Street, on TUESDAY. January Il
=, " ~ - '5' GEO. b. WILSON.
i3f Secretary and Treasurer.
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HERE rot GET YOUR LINEN ,t:AH;tM = |;
dried II the best n1ann g. 9, ~ si ~
gentiemen's weekly wash; also dyeing END
cieanng. Phone 314k g1f .i5 81
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I HAVE LOTS OF NOVELTIES IN. WALL
: PAPER; IS tho Gibson Girl liz among tho good
ones. 'JNO.g II. ASHLEY. 8 n. Seventh ST.
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4. Offlce
Guarantee Building Lonn and Trust Co..
lGe4 as Richmond. Va. Dec. -. 1873
THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE sTocK-
holders OF this Company VIII be held at It's
oflice No. North Tenth Street, II ESD *,
January 18th. 1904 at 1880 o'clock r. N. #
( si# GEORGE c. JEFFERSON. Secretary.
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LOST, BLACK MARE, SCAR ON RIGHT
front knee. OH Broad Street Rond, eight miles
from Richmond. Adlross II. c.. JONES,
Chicahominy p. O., Va
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ANcn ,5 POSITION or EIGHT
PERFECT SQUARES
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ALL WHO WANT GooD. WHISTLES CHEAP HE !
thirteenth Street. f,r Mountain Dew.
'pride OF Virsinip, 'old aiononsane,,a IN,
soon donweath CiuD, etc, fot ~ per Sailo".
Goods shipped To- all points. -7
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THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders Of the GERMAN AAIEltI:
CAN BANKING AND BUILDING 20 rWi!l
& DAY, January. 1904. at J. o. 9. ok:
YI17' #-'l aEFll'fA CIIAS X. WILLIS.
.4 si Secretary and Treasurer. .
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. ROOMS FOR RENT.
ROOMS WANTED.

MARSHALL ST.. : IL. !, 10-TITO NICELY ~ R-
nlshed rooms for rent; gentlemen preferred.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT, NO. LII
East Broad Street. gas sss 4 ia
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Second ~; ruesd lnS the The -oth ons to Is
VEST. Reward IL returned TO p. n. WALK
L tlIR AND CO., No. l01t East Main Street
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THE LENNON, 1905 q. tARsHALl--H.ANn
tome rooms; flrst.claes erit ihtmei1ts WI.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of tho NERO CHANTS NATIONAL
j BANK Of Richmoni., Xa,.wi o.. hal! q
wa = : 49, j. y. GLENN, Cashier
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LosT--A setter DOG, black md white. slightly
licked: answer to name OF Bert Reward iC
left at 115 South Fifth street.
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Tho Savings Bank ct Richmond.
I'LL East Main Street,
Richmond. ia. Dec q, 1903
TIE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the stockholders OF this Bank vii be held
y at the Banking House Thurs JAY. JAN
UARY H. 1904, at I o'clock r. NJ.
JAS NJ. BALL, Cashier,
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WANTED. THE SICK AMI AFFLICTED TO
4 enquire OF us when In want OF n,eulci ne
ehem!eas and appliances tor ree Ell o. eu5
4 ms 900 East Marshali Phone 1888. mi
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f,,ond 'f3INcS liz front az yaiiffninns Chflst-
mas evo night kindly return Same to SIG East
N Cary Street .-.-.- L.--- l.----L I.
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FOR SALE.

;ANTIQUEs-BlGGs-5l5L u. MAIN n.
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LEAkY ROOFS.

DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? CALL Ur ARM
ITAGE A MANUFACTURING 3 COMPANY.
'phone 81, or write us a postal; We will OK.
anime same and report cost OF putting u !1
good order. 1854 "a I,
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FoR SALE, AT a ssACRtFtC E--TWO BROk.a
On Settlers. ono broken Pointer one unbrox 81,
puppies FULTON KENNEL. 1908 williams
burg Avenue-
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.MANCHEsTER's PROPER
.8.. BUSINESS HOUSES

MORRIS CHAIRS, FANCY ROCKERS.
ladies' Desks. great variety, at DAFFRON'S.
Sixteenth aud Hull. E5a itA
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WANTED, 4 FEW MORE GUST oMERs
70 peaso these kn1w when Gva1ih,y ~
allie. 4 II, ROBINS. Wholesale otLKg.st.
2o3 Fast Marshall Street 'Ihone 1888.
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II. C. ,HECHLER's SAUSAGE ARE, THE
real kind for flavor and purity; sold all ovel
the city. Office: Stall g. First Market @
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SEAL 60 PROPOSALS..

WANTED BIDS To FURNISH SUPPLIES
for Southwestern State Hospital. fer tho
months q January Esgr,aI, !, an q 4 Mar rd :;
to furnish supplles,h AMI adj essa. tao
Undersigned, accompanied with SAMPLES q
goods offered. and must hsnin by "a, e oflask
"A list list Of such goods as ore wanted viii be
furnished upon application, All goods must
The right to accept or raj'ct any or all hlds
offered is reserved, a. 40
- If5,. IA Marion, Va
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LOST AND SOUND.

LOST. sTRAYED5 OR 81 oLES. DARK
morning, Sixth and clay r warl II re-
turned 10 or for Information aiding I re- Y,
covery. WALTER j. TODD No. 4GG North
Sixth Street. Ii, ~ 4s a Y.fE ,33 ilyif 545isEt
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SOMETHING NEW ii dentistry. Hish-grads
sibiilty Of cracking or breaking of; facine
not submitted to heat In process o. so o,,oer
i c. i. DAVIDSON, Seventh and Broad.
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to buy Fea Their BEDS; highest cash
prices paid also Fenthcrs ltenovnted. Phone
1881. CASPER BROS. leooh West Main
Street, city.
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)ONE'S NNTIllU ES-A IltEAI p u LI!JI
lon; l0l7-t0l9 Senlmes street. Manchester.
rEhk AND aAUSAIE,
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WANTED. TWO FURNISHED or UNFUR-
nisfcd rooms, with or without board s)uth
OF Broad and east Of First Street. I'D 1ross
A.. e. WORTIiAM,i sos N. Eleventh street
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PERSONALS.

rHp PowHArAN HOTEL IS NOW oPEN y,
furnIshinss and with {auitiess heds. ManaEe.
i Tnei1E GEO. l.. PE1YTOS, Of White SULPHUR:
RockbrIdee and Jordan Alum Springs, ana
3. M BERKELY. % years conductor on Z.
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WANTED.

z JNO. EA.s3YATEfeS g. CO., consisting II .
large. stock or Engines and Boilers. Puleys.
IN hangers. Betting, and almost every dos rip
premises, foot of Bunprldge Street, Afan-.
h chester GEO. IL. FENDER, Receiver.
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COSY HOME MAKERS.

], f. VAUGHAN COMPANY. INC. FIFTH
and Broad, entrance 3US N. Fifth Street, f.ed
". smith, Manager Everything In furnl-
ture carpets, mnttings. oilcloth, etc; every
kind OF stove on earth. Let us save YOU
money; try our pay easy plan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
~ ~ Buys a screen door with
III Complete fixtures at the
U0o00 indner Lumber Co.
Baldwin Coal Company Sues

Two suits, involving S6u0Oup,
have been filed iu the district court
# GunnisJn county by Dexter T.
Sapp, attorney for the Baldwin Coal
company, against the Colorado a
southern Railway company, and
Frank Trmbull, its president. Ac-
ton for damages is commenced in
both cases. These suits are Of great
importance and involve more money
than any suits ever brought in the
courts Of Gunison county.
The railroad company filed de-
nial, and the outcome Of the case viii
be watched with interest, as corpora
tions have been in the habit Of say.
ing "the people be damned in these
matters and IT will De interesting 10
know if the law in the case is sul-
ticeut.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
School Matters.

The further election d teachers
for Guuuis1n public schools was de
ferreI until tomorrow.
The board Of district number one
has in view some repairs during the
vacation season. New floors of white
spruce will be put down stairs in the
high school and west town buildings.
j. ;. Phillips has the contract for
tins work More Of the desks viii
be planned down and revarnished and
It Is hoped arrangements can be made
10 purchase some needed supplies for
Science work
The county high school board meets
Saturday To elect a successor 10 Mrs.
~. |. Lawrence II Crested Butte
whose term ON the board expires
with her term a. treasurer Of that
district Miss Fan ME Burnett. T.. A.
McGregor. j NJ. Flick and Joseph
l}lackstock are the other members.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
ThS Crylx-Paslsn Veaasns.

A wedding "Wednesday - tiEh
no8n a. the F4rlfn hgme xas sacisl
eveuf q the sseek
Mss Edna Man. Youngest daseh-
Ter Il Mr. and Mr. J q Parlin. vas
united ln marriage o. Mr. Ge8rge
Cryile. II Sallda Rev J Malls
Oil pastor II the ohurch II the A.
oensl1n Al >alida and az cid friend
of the fsmily united the happy pair
using the beagtIfal rang ceremony II
the Episcopal church
The bride was aftIred in q simple
bus beautifully made gown a vhite
grass el1th trimmed with Nalen-
aennes lace She wore a striug If
gold beads. az heirlo1m in Mr. P.sr-
Din : family and carried white r1sos.
Ms, Alta Cghe a sister ef the
1rlom was bridesmaid and wore a
prcuy dress ct white 1rzaHdie and
carried white carnations Tho be-t
man was Mr. Norman tarrelr= aI
1T Salida Miss iuuie Crvhs PLAYED
Mendel-s1hu b wedding march tbe
strains al which the budeauI grlH8
f31k their places in tls big bay giu.
dow sf Che bride parents hgue at
Palin aud were male ue Mr.
Parlin gave The bride AWAY
After the ceraumv. the family and
twenty or m1rr invited guests plr-
t1ak ~ a -umpfuaH- wedding DINNER
That evening th1 uev Unmarried pair
leh Or ~llida where Mr. Cviie has
furnished "a al-y home lr hiz bride
MANY handsome md useful pres
euts were racciyed among them a bed
room sci aud a set Of silver knives.
forks and spoons from the brides
father and mother
Mr Cryis is "a popular and indus
trjous cmployc 81 the u. a r. g..
railway ile has many iriuds ia this
section and the NWS -CHWrIuN con-
graduates him ou winning the hand
Of "a charming Young lady.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
kindergarten Proposed.

y kindergarten class Is proposed
for this summer, the first for anum-
Der Of wears. Miss Louise Sims Of
Denver, who is a graduate of Profess
.or Dick : preparatory school at Den
yer and who has taught very success
fully in the Ebert school this year
plans to open kindergarten here
the latter part Of June, if enough
little tots can be secured Miss
Simms has the best Of recommenda-
datious from Prof. Dick, Mrs. Gren-
fell and others, and is known per
sonallv to Mrs j NJ. McD0ugal, to
whom she has written concerning the
plan. Rates will be reasonable de
pending somewhat upon the number
Of children secured. Mothers wish
ing 10 take advantage Of this splen-
did opportunity are requested TO see
Mrs NcD1ugal within week So that
she can inform Miss Snmms whether
enough children viii attend 10 war
rant the school
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Abous thS CSues<sy.

The nesting af citizens l.-; IN
dan nighi Resulted in the eiectisn =
Jae Parsons O. serve with j A ssedA
and G T. Adams IA charge a eeTas
tery impr8Vemauts Thes have kirn
Nm Mlllard as sexton f5r the -Iunr
mer HIS duties began immediately
and water vas turned on Yesterday
The c1mmittee from Mason aad
oddfeil1w lodges have received tis
J'n beet af tIltng ordered and ;. ;.
liuree has been busy putting II N
place. oue can NV drive anywheH
without bumping through ditches
The committee has m mind
establishing a rate fgr grading, seed
ing and caring for llts during a sea-
som and -UEEcst thai thase desiring
such work dome Wosld svstematize
matters by communicating with
them The sexton VIII o. outside
work only au the order Of tho board
j q ZuEaIdar b. putting same
Stone and Irm rallug- aruud lots
8l thc ramerarv Ir Mrs Chas FRAN
eI-g4 and Mrs lur MrHrs CAas
April -at 80 tla Trees along the
main entrance drive rhi- uak.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Funera1 of Charley Neil.

The coroner jury which investi-
gated the sudden death Of Charley
Neil at the Palisades hotel last Fri
day morning brought in a verdict
that according 20 the evidence pro-
duced before us and from our exam
ination Of the body deceased came to
his death from natural causes, bv
heart failure or a rupture Of the
heart or brain, that there was no evi-
dence or sign Of violence or other
unlawful means TO cause said death
The funeral services were held al
Adams undertaking parlors Satur-
day and the body inferred at Ma
sonic and Oddfellows cemetery.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Monday Afternoon Club.

Mrs Nhackleford entertained the
club at the last meeting for the year.
An afternoon with Shakespeare con
stituted The program and was given
as follows Character and Career,
Mrs Henry +. Lake. The Merchant
Of Venice. History of the play, Mrs.
Palmer, Character sketches Antonio.
Poriia and Shylock, Mrs Mary Smith.
readings by members from scenes
in Merchant Of Venice.
Monday evening June LIST ladies OF
the club Will entertain the gentlemen
at Wnodmen hall The following
program Will be rendered.
Roll Call Response by Zach Member
History of the Club Mrs. H. Nj. Webster
Original Poem. The Silent Partners Mrs T.
OLeHry.
Original Poem Dedicated TO the members of
the NJ A G. Mrs. q. " Holmes.
Toastmistress Mrs Robt Lewis
RESPONSES TO TOA-Ts
Miss Martha Rruwn President Of I lub Our Dub
Mr.. MARY Marsh Smith Colorado
Mrs. Jessie Sharp Purrier. The American " oman
Mrs. A. ID. Smith The Man We Love
Mrs $ shack leford Home The Jewel Caskei
Containing the Most Precious of All Jewels
Mrs j ". Wilson. The Health Of those We
love the best, our mobile selves.
Mrs. IL. +. Lake. Sr. Our Husbands and Sweet
h arts.
Mrs. +. ID. NanAken, Our Editor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Memorial Day Services.

Memorial services viii be held at
the Presbyterian church, Sunday
evening. May 81 at : O'Clock. All
comrades and ". T.. c. are requested
to meet at the church. Rev. W. A.
Bass assisted by Rev G q Coulter
viii olhciate
Decoration day, May 3Oth will be
observed.
All comrades, w r. c. and all
civic societies are requested to meet
at the Woodman hall at 9 a. m.
sharp to form and march TO the Gem
etery where usual exercises will be
conducted A flag raising will take
place at the cemetery The school
children viii form in line at the gate
and march TO the center Of the
grounds, The flag raising will pre-
cede the regular q. A r. services.
Comrades Of Post \. IL will meet
at ? p m TO elect officers for the en-
suing year and TO transact all other
business. In the evening there viii
be memorial address by Rev Bass
at the Presbyterian church at 5
O'Clock Everybody invited.
All persons who can furnish trans
fer wagons or RIGS please report TO
either Henry Purrier or Howard Her
rick.
IIENRY PURWER, Commander
- II l-.r-I-L---. A A-l...a--.-.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
luniof Enieavof Program

40 tbe Melh0ahst church SUNDAY
evening hule pe11le af thc Junior
Epva1h league Furnished thr pro-
gram Do consisted ia large part of
"a review Of their eIIz- work u fhe
leaEu" ms@ing fr ttrae months
past
Memory exercises are usri o. great
Ieal and when child has committed
such pieces as tbe lard PRAYER tbe
25rd psalm the teH commandments.
etc. a prcftv modal Is presented
Some wee bows and girls were very
proud of the strings Of medals which
decorated the waistcau Gr dress.
Here Is the program
Concer, recitation. The 2lrd psalm. Lzaeue
Recitation. The Golden Rule. irene arr
song. N"rsins For Jesu5- hutie Arch With
The Ten Commandments. Ten .dfI- from arz
Davis class
Name 81 the i2 apostles ZmiH Harper
Bible drill ~ league Mr.. b. W Harper
MOTTO exercise. Feed ms lamf- M Harper
Concert recitation. The frst psalm. Mr.. Davis
League exercise aud song Oszir Pittscr. Mary
Tuttle and Mary BHkeIy
Recitation, Tho children ciur,h. Arl6a knode
Chalk talk. Nj NJ 4 Davis
Addre-s Rev ;. VI kirkbride
song by congregation, What friend have
In Jesus
Benediction. The Lords Prayer, Recited by The
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Governor Execoted

Ieab1iy and Biz staff with the
Stale board af EIuaIiHfim consist
mE aI Secretary ul State Cwie.
Treasurer Newton Auditor HT ~fate
ll1lmbsrg and ~rrHuv d. d. Leese
started yesterday 1u fnH-4ly- trip
f1 Leadyille aud Gmuisu flm-pect
the Denver leaItil.r Dmui-m
railway uNg tie South Park division
of thf Colorado and southern
The raiiuaycHupauy is dissatisfied
with the assessment of last year and
the stale board takc- this method nf
arriving at an equitable rating
They are expected here this even
ing
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Woodmen Dance Announcement.

The Woodmeu will hold no dance
this week Saturday but next week
the dance viii be ON Friday evening
the night before Decoration Dav. and
viii last until two O'Clock. supper
being served at midnight. Noovta
charge for this dance. The ia-t
dance Of the season viii hc Saturday
the 9Th If June
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
History of Standard Oil
Mis- Tsrben in May Mcclure


The May iustallmeni Of Miss Tar
bells Standard Oil History in Nc
Clure's is called The Crisis Of 1873
1t rec0uuts the famous series Of Stan
darl aCgressious in that year caused
by the overproductI0n Of oil in the
Bradford field, which led 30 the pop
ular uprising that brought about in
vestiEatiou by the legislatures In
three states. and the suits against the
Railroads. and eliminated In the in
dictment Of Mr.. Rockefeller and his
colleagues on the charge Of criminal
conspiracy Miss Tarboll thoroughly
reviews the reasons given by the in
dependents for their claim that the
Standard Oil Company was virtually
a reincarnatIon Of the notorious de-
funct South Improvement Company.
The next paper Will relate the fate Of
the conspiracy suits and the final
humiliation Of the Oil regions.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Th< b<SAk;Ass Food FAn.ly.

.llsso I-iha1s
Jshn s.srast oil .as ~, fst
Sor Nill b. toiah she iasn.
~ seouns 10 aat - az1 assaf
NJ iisss aslan tosssi4sa.
Bur NJ -Eratt ~ill sons of tia.i
teoaIne slss osaaos sst
hsr special ~isl % fsF dish
~ E1pazsssed v lsaa4
IT, William syFstt thsf food !. Tat
elu <hiuh hfs ssotisar slssies
hts iavuritr iced his syecili need
q bsis heaYs Osis
Bot sister Ii caa $50 haW NiH
Csu touoh ss-h ta-taiess iuod.
for hr-asfssi fsrs "a cas- cump.us
siie Sass With Shn.d.iad v ood
Nos uos. q thsse I4eaufief pisas.
Ne iced uuon Bsth Ma
hile sistar Jane improve her brain
On Oero-6rago-tiritz.
L.ycsrzas votas fur fatnar ; Ost.
frossine spyeal- b. MAJ
The iuniar jshn suhsists upuu
ueeaia Bayia Has
C1rrartei v beat far H1tir Pets.
Fiaked Pine Cor Daf uhI'u huh
The iuiaut Spratf h. vaHIHg fat
On hattic Cs-es Nsar Grub.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22

Mr. Joseph Pominville, Of still
water Mimi, after having spent over
$4,000 with the best doctors for
stomach trouble, without relief. was
advised by his druggist. Mr. Alex.
Richard, TO try a box Of Chamber
lam S Stomach and Liver Tablets.
He did so, and l. a well man today
If troubled with indigestion. had
taste in mouth, lack Of appetite, or
constipation. give these Tablets a
trial, and YOU are certain 10 be more
than pleased with the result. For
sale Al p cents per box by al drug
Sists
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
Program for Commencement.

inNoCHttIu
Rhspsodie Housruise No, 2, Frauz Iiszt Mi
Leo HoIrsu
Thoughts on the Eve of Graduation Cara Ber-
thuud SHacs leiord
Elements = Success Aiuuie lIttzar
Riale 9uarfette, selected Nes4rs. Pore. Pal
u8er. FaruSworrh ant Lore
Nhat Is Noble Est-lla O Eai lon
Farmer Stebhius on Football Earl o0mbs
The Rum4n Sentinel Alice Eastman
Violin and Piano Duet Selected Hessr- 1ayette
and Lake
Elects Of Euvirunueut Ruth Crary
Sea song Glass Glee Eighth Grade
Presentation % Diplomas
BauedictlUu
Program will be given at Masonic
hall next "Wednesday evening. Nav
9Th. beginning at eight O'Clock
Miss Cara Berthoud Shackleford
bears the honor Of the high school
As the only graduate this year, but
large class goes from the eighth
grade and are represented on the
program. They receive diplomas
from the county enabling them to
enter the county high school to be
organized next year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-05-22
W. c T. u. Convention.

There viii be a convention here
the 18th and 10th Of June Mr.
HuuEerf1rd who l. travelling over the
continent viii reach Guuni-1n attHe
above due and lecture In the even
ing under W c. r. u. banner. place
determined later.