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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

@inen biibI9en 9ori9lag 3ur 8ez
1ettigung Der 5pradenfrage in llnsarn
bat cine magpariide 3eitung gsmaat;
bieIel6e metnt, in llngarn iollte iiberz
buup5 bas grI9ein:n beutlder 3eitun@
gen perbotsn perDen, uno per aus
lGnbiI9e beutf9e 3ettungen balte, foa
aus bem 2anoe gerpieIen perben. Mem
bic ungarii9e 5prahe ni9t gut 9enug
lei, Der babe tein 3edt, in ungarn gu
leben. Nbfdllige 8emerfun9en gegen
bic magpartide Spra9e iollen nit 9es
fGngnib, ia nit 3u4t6aus beitraft
,psrben. Me6r fann Der Snopnotbtng
toum perlangen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17
@oIne{fnn in Spras hnf 9ir

- @alpeitpn, in Seras, Fat Iih Don
ben Jolgsn Der fchredli9en 9o1fluthz
4atoItrppte, bpa pelher es Dor sintaen
Sabren bsiugeiu9t nurbe, midi nur
bollitdnbig er1olt, Tpnbern aud tepeue
tenne 5Drtf9ritte in 9anbel unb 0er@
fe6r allf3upetIen,, inbem es ais Qnsz
fubrbafsn BON Der pisrten in bic brittle
5teae beruufgeriidt lit. Die ,@al@
De1ton J2eipS" ppn /, b. W. brinqt in
einar reid ausgeitatteten Nusgabe sine
Reibe itattli9er 3oblen betreffs Der
ginfrbr @usfubr, bes 8anfumiabes
unb 10 meter, her cine auBerprDentlicbe
groiperitdt ertennen ldbt. Wlit lpeIs
der @nergie bic 8iirgsrI4aft Der 5toht
Iiob an's Merf ssno6t bat, Die Grim
nerilng an Die gerbeeruagen ausaus
l0l9en unb gegen neue Dauernben
Sbub gu idaffen, 5eigt au1 Der Sec
nan, Der in elmer 2dnge bpn IL 1913
6uB, 16sSub brett unb IL sSuB bod,
fih rings opr Die 5tabt legen ION unb
bereits Sur 6Glfte DpIlenDet lit. @rs
fDtrb Die nldmtiglten 5lutben ab5uhalz
ten permOgen. 0ie aoitsn bafiir brins
gen Die giiiser aus eisenen MittsIn
dnf. Gpdter ion aud bas Nibsoa
Der Stabt erhDbt ipereen, Elm Merf,
5l beifen gusfiibrnng bic @e{ebses
bilna fir iieb5ebn Sabre allf bic bsm
5taate 5uitebenbe Stsuer Der5idtet
hnt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

ler bergeitellt. Quf eirtem eranitnen
Gunbamente fibenb, f9aut Die Geffalt
duf ben unermeBlihen Ret6tbnm bers
nteber, Der bem rauben Sellen erta
nommen.
Sbre 9Gnoe ruben ouf elmer pife
uno auf ibrer S6ulter rubt Elm
S6ilb, bas bas Wappen bes Staates
Colorado 3eigt,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

Sober Gtaat inner6alb bes @ebtetes
bes 2ouiiianaz2lnfaufs fpirb auf
Der ct. 2ouiier @eltausfelung bur6
eine Statue perfinnbilbli9t tperben..
Die Statue bes Staates Colorado
ptrb Die Mineninbuitrie periinnbilb=
ltden. SIS 1T cine 5rauengeItaGt unb
tpurbe bon benz &iinltler Nuquft 3el=
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

Sir Die 8eipdRerung Snbtens, Inn
Elm 8ebiet BON feds Wiaionen Icres
Der 9ungersnotb gu entreiBen, IoG bte
Re9ierung neununbapan3tg Wdatonen
9fb. 5trlg. aufppenoen. Die bon
2prb gurSpn eingeieBte Gommi1fton
empfie6lt, bic 9auptfliifle Siibinbiens
70 ein3ubdmmen, DaB oas 9o4lanb
bon 9sftan betpdTert tpiro. Wlan tptu
ferner ben 4usfluB bes Aular Safe
in &aT4mir peritopfen, um ben Sebz
lamf(uB aufaufiillen, Oieier 5luB
niirbe bonn bur9 einen Canal NIT Dem
o6sren G6enab in 8erbtnbung gebra9t
unb Die peretnigten Mafer bur9 bag
Hapttbal na6 Dem iiiblidhen Punbiab
gefiibrt tperben, befen Multen tie
fruAtbar gu MAIDEN 6dtten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

sSalnaicd bittet um 8rob, bod tpirb
i6m in 5einer Stunbe Der Notb bonn
Golpnial@Nmt 1tatt befen ein Stein
angeboten. 9luf ben Qppel bes @oue
perneurs, Die brttiT6e Gegierung m69te
$2,500,000 leihen, UNI ben rutnirten
pflan5ern, benen bur9 ben lebtsn Srz
ian un9ebeurer Shaben 3usefiist tpor>
ben 1T, gu belfen, erfpibert 9r. g6amz
berlutn, er Ie6e feline Notbnenbigteit
fir einen berartigen 54rttt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

Sine sana unernartete Mirflng bat
Die 5unnelz lz&ataitrop6e in Paris bort
gebabt. sic bat Die Sur9t por Der
@lectricttdt- 10 nett getrieben, oab Die
8erpaltung Der Natipnalz8ibli
bic iidb na1 enbloien 8er3anolun9en
entf6loHen bate, bort Die elsctrtl9e
8eleu9tung ein5ufiibren, nun bteie
gpntracte piberruft unb itatt DeiIen
@oss unb Sellampen einfiibren min.
8is iebt mar Die 8ibiltp6ef Ibenbs
iiberbaupt ni4t seDffnet, neil man bic
6euersgefabr Dermeiben rpollte. unD Die
@infiibrung Der eleetrif9en 8eleu11
tuns puroe NIT 5reuoen begriibt, neil
bamit bic 8enubuns Der 8ibliotbef
8ielen mOgli6 gema6t purbe, Die am
Sage ni6t Die 3eit oaou 9aben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17
1ertatiI41te5s.

auf BEN 8ermubas lit nod INNER
Elm babies bul0ert 8uren, bic fid bart@.
nddtg ipeigern, Der engliI9en Grone
ben llntsrtbanenetb 5u leiiten. sic
betra9ten it1 mod INNER als 8riegsz
sefansene, Die barauf befte6en, ben Gib
nidt leiIier 3ll tDplen, Bis bic brittI9e
8e9ierung lie nad Siibafrifa brtnst.,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-09-17

9lnldbli9 Der GriinDuns Der pu=
liBerz5 5tiftung fir eine 9o6idule oes
SDurnalismus an Der Columbia llntz
periitGt, Ihreibt Die .5ranffurter 3ei=
tung": Mlit Dieler @riinDung lit Der
@epanfe 8ir 5bat gefporben, Der in Der
nSyrantf. 3ts.", mir Diirfen pobl iagen
sn dllererit, angsregt unb ausfiibrlt6
BIS in alle @in5elbeiten bargelest NOR
ben lit. 0pr 5ebn SaAren, am Z. Wiai
1898, mar an bieIer Stslle Elm Nnf{aB
erf9ienen, Der, n@riinbuns elmer Sour
aliitenz9ohf9ule" betttelt, unter glufz
lpsrfuns Der 0raee. qBie tpirb man
Spnrnalift2 unb unter 0inpets auf
bus INNER mddtieer iid ausbauenDe
3eitunssipeIen bic NDtbipenDigfeit elmer
fabnGbigen 8Drz unb Nusbilbung bes
iournaliitiiden Radtpunies beIpra6.
5hpn in bielem Mrtitel mar Elm ppa@
itanbiser llnterribtsplan aufgeiteat
lporben, an bsn WeTentli1es gu dnbern
fie bis1erisen @rfabrungen niht nDtbi~
gen biirften. 1nffentlih fpnmt IS
nun in Deu.idldnD 3u elmer dbnliben
@riinbnng. gieleiht fabt bic GranIz#
furter Mfabenlie fir Go5ial= unb 1anz
DelsiDinenfhaftsn ben febr aeitgemdben1
GntlhiuB, ebe Elm anberes synititut ibr
3upDrtnmrnt, bieIe Sournali1tens9p
1hule iib arl5uglieberrl.
The colored American., 1903-07-25
tts6rana } oantatn of the Omitted Order oftneB Betrnrr

organized
William chartered
Virginia. headquarters Richmond Its
from 81. So to $1,000
efts, $7I4,37S75.
F0UHTANS-A organized
of
A
in w.
of deputies.
Chldrens
more offs
This department. like the Senior Fountain sick benefits
than paid from Fountain Department take policies
according following
The colored American., 1903-07-25

'And this" said the tourist,
lost in wonder, sis slumbering
volcano! How peaceful it is now!
Observe those vineyards clinging
to its side and this cornheld at its
very foot. Yet [ fancy l can
hear it moaning as if in painI'
Yes, said the guide. "T>hat's
caused by the corn
Whereat the slu1nbering vofca-
no seemed to groan.-Chicago
Tribune.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

'Do you know what precau-
tons the proprietor of this hotel
has taken against hre?" asked the
nervous old lady as the bellboy
escorted her to a room on the fifth
floor.
''Srlre l do" replied the know
ing youth. de boss has got de
Joint inshoored fer two times de
worth NV it. See ?"-Chicago
News.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

Hifkins- "Oatley says that
people should eat less meat and
more cereal food. Now what do
you think of that?
Biffins-''I think that fellow
Oatley is engaged in the manufac-
ture of some new-fangled break
fast mystery" Chicago News.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

She-''I noticed every time
they cheered or yelled, the speaker
took a long drink of water"
Yes, he was trying to
help them drown his voice"
YOnkers Statesman.
The colored American., 1903-07-25

sold from 2sc. 60 81 90. That
or Instrumental, for only ! &C.
order to-day sending l0c. 30
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30
WOLCOTT THE DICTATOR.

Il. O. W olcott aud his anarchists
have been defeated and Teller, de-
mocracy and right have triumphed.
Yet it is still of advantage to OBJ
serve some causes and effects.
Woleott was defeated, not because
the majority of republicans opposed
him but because a minority hated HIM
so that they were willing to com
blne with democrats to prevent
further usurpation of power and
overriding Of laws
After campaign in which his
name was fors~orn by party mana
gers, party newspapers and nearly
every senator and representative
elect, he had but to set foot in Colo
rado from his New York home and
newspapers lauded him, political
leaders sought him and Legislators
served him over the verge of an
srchy.
1t is said the house members stood
IL for and IL against Wolcott. 1t
was not the case. There was plenty
of evidence to show that he had
nearly half of the / ants bought
and placed. Ii did not suit his plans
TO have them delivered. la arepub-
lican caucus Wolcott would have
received three fourths of all repub
lican votes. He got over half openly
beforehand. Real ants knew this
and did not dare caucus.
When Wolcott withdrew and
SAID Teller was elected that settled
1t. The opposition fell as fiat as a
mud cake. If Teller should die.
L, o. Wolcott will yet go to Wash
iugton from Colombo hideous
possibility.
One Is forced to believe that VOL
colt Is dictator Of republicanlsm in
this state. He will not abdicate,
nor can be be forced to do so. De
mails will no longer go with the
people Of Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30
wOrkzea Uasse

} aa have ag-IIag 5ui ysur gnaln-
g. las-e. ysa base ~gfia a. gslE-
he - wit MT -srlse tor free-
asns as-cFses 40 heaser fais th.sn a.
ho > slave
The sscialist party aiisr- she ol.s
solution Il fhe tru.t problem aaa
afifFds the suig eg-u asouae 80 az
dastr.al freed8m far che tasler- It
earth d r. essentially Falty ~
ia and bg she workers.
There wlil b, ~ important usesi-
lug 1t the 6ausispu >.acialIst Lsea
a. A. o a. N AID h u y ball
oesr Holmss . Vmuu's groceu
staFe. Tuesday eVeulng. fce. 3. lsH
~ whieh all ss'cla ists aud all d,.,r
aus It uniting with them o. q.
samething fr the 40. fling end
ireedam Il LamaHity afe earnest ~
requested 10 be- present
By order 80 t1mmittee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

our city schools seem to he run
ming smoothly this year None
OF the usual tear-ups. ii one may
use the term. have disturbed the
plans OF teachers and demoralized
study. The teachers seem efficient
and popular Without exagger-
alton, it may be sand that Gunni-
son schools are doing better all
around work than for several
wears
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30
FRANCHISE TAXATION

Ne lLr Nra Aarl -aFseu.s
goar h- irca.a fdat traultl-=
are uat t.s4sle tl CO.., -s.t- beard 81
ha4s tha -ach franell-s 4re d
l-c-f tazase hg .aCa. a-a-alFs
Ilat b. 4.aaz rhe Iae af -ssnse and
Ia-ai1e afhnaEh u tsuFara-iy 5f-
feafsrs- vTfh thr franet.e laa
Here Iu Ca.afada tie stale board
t.rtuHafe.f maae n9 attamF.t e.
x lraad ftaHehis.-. usercaalle.
a4sa..-a by afeuaaa.s af ral.ra.sd
aitaulef- tiascrur Olmaus 81
mlHrtHatlHu ua- tuurd d5uu t.a
bed s,Fy tlmg btb bf d-macrsf-
u cpussutaa aua Jhs ga,srs sf tbr
auls f,aF.e af Ca.arad1 are q
.araraea e. So uev dsd au thr
aatter IT Railroad taxafian If O.
.asDs -fseral ieUis.alurss.
ltt- lrtete--itQ 3 to supv that the
ise-i1u 81 New Norks supreme
Hart FaHts alfectiy toward haslna
aals a--ss-ment u.de BY lhe coaus
s-se-sus. Toe NV. CaAvrIoN hs-
il. vHfs c1uteHded chat the uearaf
AiHg power ,- to rhe people the
Hafa effective % vll Le Who
tlruad- arH a--e--si by some fu
Irstaut, irresponsible bldy lka che
state bHsrd ai sGua.zstIlu. Ne know
shat halpeusd and "a hat D. baaud
haweu i1r there b. H0 reason to
1eIeye Governor Psabadt. admin
.,tratI1u vIli d3 even a. we'll by the
~aPle Vet these officials are 81
.ar away that We hardly carry aaf
reseatment 90 the poiIs WITH proper
iegree Of force.
Think, however What would De-
ikrly 10 haIpen II such power wer,
directly IN Mr.. HHiey's hands. Ii
he failed Ia has duty YOU aud and
every body else would know about
It and something would drop.
BY all means let this Legislature,
pass a franchise tax law placing this
power of corporation assessment IA
ITS original home, with the count,
assessor, II 1t takes a constitutions
amendment, let rs have a constitn
flonal amendment, Governor Pea.
body 30 the contrary. notwithstand.
ing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30
Vould Save the Range.
Record stockman

Record stockman
DIR. T. Benjamin Andrews in The
Review of Reviews protests against
what he terms the unnecessary des.
,ruction of American cattle ranges
According to DIR. Andrews the ranges
which are now Impoverished can be
made TO recover their old fertility.
With the establishment of suitable
regulations pastures can be used in no
Iation, u period of rest given each,
during which time all grazing and
trampliDg of herds must cease. giving
the grasses am opportunity 10 scatter.
Barren places can De srtificislly re
grade of grasses can be sown and
grown Australia has tried this re-
cuperating process, system of leas.
ing being devised giving each grazier
exclusive range rights for a term of
twenty eight years. The lessee cuts
his domain in two, pas sfuring in al
ternate years and in this way the
whole range has vastly improved aud
has brought Austrslia's waning cattle
industry back to something like its
Old importance. Canada has had
similar experience according to this
authority aud the excellent
gr ziug rules now in force in that
country have had much to do with
attracting American cattlemen across
the border
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

The NEwsltHAMpIoN lob depart %
ment j. undergoing some radical
changes and improvements We
have lately laid in a large number
of new modern type faces besides
additions To machinery and
equipment our Job office is nov
the best equipped ON the western
slope. Incidentally We have a
surprise in store for our readers
in a lew weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30
ABOUT DOMESTIC SCIENCE.

6lsuwaad Ayalanehe Gauuis1u
has tWa domestic Sciruce clubs
Rrgular meetings are heli each
week a which IDEAL meals are pre-
pared. and the husbands invited boz
that the meals may BE- ''tried On the
dag The menus pgblished show a
SERIOUS omissIpn--thsre are no d.
gestive tablets furnished
Ssch Grabbed continent could
have come only from cold potsioe
victim Of t,lenwood matrous The
meals prepared by Guunison ladies
require no digestive tablets, thank
you.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

The splendid hospital at Telluride
erected by the miners union will
now receive adequate support. It
was difficult to collect from men by
the union, but the authurities Of the
different mines are now agreed on
the usual plan Of Withholding a
certain sum from each mans wages.
That Is practical socialism for you.
That Is it is practical up to date
Note however, that It is a little bit
too far in advance to run itself.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Railroads are the great trust
builders. Nearly all the magnates
have owned in or been connected
with railroads. 1t was rebates, not
smartness that enabled their partic-
ular aggregation of capital to crush
and swallow the others. Enact
proper laws for taxation and control
of railroads and you strike an effec-
live blow at trusts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Bulletin No. | of the smelter
trust Is on our table. 1t purports to
bring argument against an eight
hour law for men IN smelters and
dangerous positions, We distrust
these bulletins. They are too much
like the railroad documents issued a
year ago by the railroad trust. Be
sides the voters spoke for the eight
hour amendment last November in
a majority of $1,000 or thereabouts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Those boys whose early life Is a
struggle against Disadvantages will
lind encouragement in the state
ment that last summer when $500
first class recruits were needed for
our growing navy the officers were
directed IN their search for recruits
TO go first TO country districts for
there-the boys learn to do things by
having to do them" Having to do
things Is, after all, the great school
master, and his lessons. though hard
are worth while.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Arthur Lynch, the Boer leader,
recently elected to parliament from
Galway, has been convicted Of high
treason aud sentenced to death
Petitions are pouring IN from all.
parts Of the civilized world to King
Edward, but it is dollars to dough-
nuts the doughty colonel will hang.
and lrishmen will have another
good grievance at Butons.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Colorado Springs Gazette The
people Of Colorado never have ap-
proved violence or revolutionary
measures in the conduct Of their
public affairs. and wherever such
measures have been attempted they
have never failed to rebuke those
Who eounseled and executed them
The people Of this state are natur-
allv order loving and law abiding
and 1t is quite time that the legis-
lAtors and their evil eounsillors
should appreciate this fact.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

pos sas a.zs pralrc.sd "a olhor sd a.
ulo. - sel 81 GO a. caHae-.iau
h sal luraiahars ~ e.Hag..i - isss.si-.
bsI seze freseuied b. the maisrlls
fzol tarsbef isrs-ds u1aaa H. .scrsa
isl 20 81 .he binzeT tsrla -,aaatar
n Maa 10 . c.araeteri-tic -gaech a.
cia the pro-Sdens aad be 4ftarues
gcI suFc Fc-Pusssl bio 8sf ths eo..I
ial aa sad .i- attendant lsi-crics fsf
o. -aa-sa thsss tl'es rct,.-s,i - g,ruoeed
- s thc cas.l carry ang aHl eva.
- x asaapsuies usaor che srinlina
cIaa-e "a the saorn.aa aci = hiob pra
viz ilr -gilablo puuishu,cilt azaii.st
eall. aluttipH- ~ rsstralut 81 traAe
= 5af Dolliser. rePublia a. ailask.a
hi= Harly colleagues iar aeiusfinz al
r. rasify trestio. ia order o. hald
~ la high taria wall. and e. Sp loiled
a. lme length the Iowa idca0 1t
ta d reFlsian. which be declared had
q -i much besdwas anisng western
a. 5-Ietus. The .bFcach bet y cen
10. fsst sud wesi over The Tariff !
~ ~ideiY deaned. a. is evidenced
b Del frequent colleagues of n,onsber-
o. as -uJect
Dr. Jenkins, republican. chairman
uI ls Judiciary commitiee. ha. intro
q 7l re- 'lutiou 10 abe IIouse sug
g nE the advisabiity uf aa Inquiry
r.a the power aud prgaiisc ct the
r1rumcni taking centrul of tte coal
a Has aud The coaI-carryiue raiiroads,
a. instructiug the committee 90 pre-
parH a.5iIl 90 this effect if found faas-
ihH. The resolution vas referred 10
t.a committee on rules 90 ,nectually
sUHe.eh ID, bat the instance Is told
bore iar the purpose Of calling stten-
tifu 90 the very rapid growth the
sentiment for government ownership
b. made within The last tew wears.
/ ouly few years ago IL was termed
fausticism and yet today the brightest
minds OF the country are engaged in
advocacy OF the principle and il bids
faIr 10 become fixed princip pie aud
/ policy of the government. That the
principle is just and equitable admits
Of no dispute.
The senate has passed bill. aud
The same has been iavorably reported
o. the house. increasing the salaries OF
all United States Judges, from the
highest 10 the lowest, on an average
Of aboat 80 per cent. IL is contended
in Justification of the raise that We
pay less salaries than any other nation
and that We cannot secure the besI
legal minds for the the reason that il
the practice of his profession the law
yer can earn better fees than the sal.
airy paid on the bench.
The Judiciary committee has de-
cided to take no action At this time
on the proposition to change the isIs
Of the Inauguration of the president
and vice president from Mar. to a
date in April.
] III. w. RIsLEY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30
III. w. RIsLEY.

Pekin (Ill.) Courier -- "When |
read of the curbing Of the trusts by
President Roosevelt | am reminded
Of the conduct of my dear old
father said a merchant when
| was boy | was fond of dog
fights. Ny mother abhorred these
brutal exhibitions and punished me
whenever she learned of my being
present at one. Nv father secretl,
sympathized with me, though, good
man, he did not see tit for my
mother to know it. Coming home
one evening my mother presented
proof of my presence at a canine
scrap and suggested immediate pun
ishment. Nv father, pretending
great wrath, accepted the sugges-
ton and taking me into bed room
proceeded with great stick to lash
the furniture, saying, Howl, YOU
rascal, howl OF course ] howled
and my mother hearing me was
sorry and called to my father to
whip me lighter. When | see that
the president is lashing the trusts
imagine that his blows are falling
on the furniture and that be is say
ing softly, Howl, YOU rascals, howl.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Free soup houses have been gen.
orally condemned as breeding pau
pers. Free coal distribution Is now
the rage in eastern cities. Is 1t a
case of "out Of the frying pan INTO
The fire. or does acute necessity
create a difference where there is no
distinction?
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

There were few men or women on
the streets Of GunnisOn whose faces
did not EXHIBIT real satisfaction
when the news Of Tellers election
was spread Sunday morning. The
only other feature was rather anxi
Gus inquiries for confirmation of the
good news.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Rockefeller raises the price of oil
to 30 cents IN Gunni,on and the
next morning ye cheerful house
holder finds an inch of ice in the
bottom Of his oil can. Sometime
we hope Mr. Rockefeller will be in
a position to cheerfulIy thaw that
ice.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

The Denver Times keeps improy
iug its service. For instance, Satur.
dsy paper contained an extra az
count Of Tellers election which lis
contemporary did not. The Time.
Is the peoples paper for this section.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

To- fa.-a-eIHu af -enatH Teller
fuI6i- the promise af aam1erar,
aud n-ar.s 81 Colorado fr l9ur
year. .lt ha-t uprsaHtasiau u ag
naiiaaa -aHats afi FeI UF avs state
IT the UrI.H.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

ThruuEb Cu rtesy ~ Hon. Juht
g. Bell this oHice bas been favored
with an abstract ~ the 18th ceusus.
just issued FROM government print
ing offices ltIs not very readable
bat vastly useful nevertheless.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

There g. aalhUE o. indicate tbat
any d-m1drHlf Legislator intended
% prove fa'-s to Teller. The black
mail attempts o. show the contrary
were m1re than likely induced bt
Nolca.t money.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Wash I ii funny the way the Trib-
Hne and Republican drew into their
holes concerning those Taylor affida-
vits9 Everybody who saw the fac
similies published in last week
NEws-CHAMrToN said that settled il
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Rcd -maat b. d. tts 1ai etaa
Utsh. buf q f .ssss ls frm tta
csrIr.t hagga Taav Heath. b.
Eral-r rL
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30
S1.xl@; Coi4uz

r aaaaa = g. araf t.6 Hra-
tllal..s9 alHl4ss aalsn taaI aasf iE l..Il. i....
i- s1a 60 -.la1ssf au.a H-ssrl.a.i..r i.-.l..l.l
aasz1-as asern.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

Wolcott only needs pull like
DR.. Lorenz has to win out next
time. He has the push all rieht.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-01-30

iage ans a.IHHs ta e.llElau ai
-euaia ar- hg the FFis rsceut.z
uccurad ta FHa
The Savannah morning news., 1903-04-30
shipping Memoranda.

Charleston, S. c., April 29.-Sailed.
steamers Apache, Staples, New York;
Vale (Nor), Aarseth, Banes, Cuba;
schooner yacht Shenandoah -,
New York.
New York, April 29.-Sailed, steamer
Regina, Fernandina.
Baltimore, April 29.-Arrived, schoon-
er Hlda. Savannah.
Philadelphia, April 29-Arrived,
steamer Quaker City, Miami.
Cleared, steamer Col f. T. Drake,
Charleston schooner Bayard Hopkins,
Charleston.
Apalachicola, Fla, April 29-Arrived,
schooner Lizzie B. Wiley, Rivers, Fall
River.
Key West. Fla. April 2s.-Arrived.
steamers, Alamo, Staples, New York,
and sailed for Galveston; Olivette, Al
len, Port Tampa, and sailed for
Havana. tug Osceola, -, Tortugas.
Jacksonville, Fla, April 29.-Arri we'd,
schooner Harold G. Beecher, Mcdonald,
New York
Cleared, schooners Joel Cook, Wood
land, New York; Equator (Rus.),
Robson, Liverpool; Eudaro, Coffin,
Croix, d. w. l.
Fernandina Fla, April 29.-Arrived,
steamer Nordby (Dan.), Larsin, Sos
ton
Brunswick, Ga, April 2s.-Arrived,
steamers Huron, Ingram, Boston; Rio
Grande. Johnson, New York, via.
Charleston; schooners Nantasket, Cup
TIL Boston; Sam r. Bowers, Richard
son, Greenport. n. j.
Sailed, schooners William x Park.
Lee, Philadelphia Laura NJ. Lunt,
Moody. Boston.