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The Washington times., 1903-01-02
THE WAYS OF DIPLOMACY.
Puby Wou Prov0e Many serOus Compications

noranee or a spirit of defiance. return to
their native lands and become involved
in trouble. Armenians and SyTians par
ticularly regard their American citizen
ship as an aegis under such circur-
stances. It Is the work of maintaining
this aegIs over their unlucky heads that
frequently keeps State Department peo-
pie in more or less chronic condition
OF official fermentation.
Private claims for damages to person
and property form no inconsiderable
portion Of the State Departments work.
Complications over concessions is an
other subject OF difference Scores Of
such questions are quietly adjUdicated
every year without publicity It is fire.
quently the case that where such mat
tiers come 10 light they find their way to
the surface through the most unexpected
channels. Thus the statement that the
American Minister 70 Korea had present
ed a claim to that government for 81. -
500 000 on behalf of the contractors for
q trolley line II Seoul, reached the
American public by way of a report to
the Russian government in St Peters,
burg ashin~-on Correspondence Phil
edelphia Press.
The Washington times., 1903-01-02

If our State Department accorded pub
lefty to ali Of its works and ways. end
less embarrassment would ensue. It
would provoke its friends, and, theoreti-
caIly in International comfy, every
government is friend OF every other
government until war is declared Such
a course would retard the freedom and
disturb the harmony Of diplomatic inter
course.
with some nations. Ike Russia and
Turkey. with whom we have no naturaH-
cation treaties, the state Department
has almost continual complications Of a
minor sort. IN dealing with them much
has necessarily to be conceded to their
standard OK fairness and justice. They
recognize only the law OF nations. where
b subject of one government cannot
expatriate himself without the consent
OF that government With such powers
the great mass Of diplomatic differences
relate 10 questions Of naturalization.
The greatest number of cases for IN
quiry and adjudication refer TO the in
5udiclous aud lIi-aGyised doings OF our
aaturalized citizens. who, through ig-
The Washington times., 1903-01-02
airy. The cap has been quite lately on
the head of Lord Kitchener.
THE PRINCESS AT THE GATE.

Prince, you are lateI
The princess watches for you at the
gate;
Looks down the long dull road with
eager eyes
And whispers softly, Love, I wait
wait"
Prince, is it wise
To be so long in coming? for youth flies.
and other men pass lightly on their way
And see a pretty princess there who
signs.
And one might say,
Il am the prince you watch for every
day,
Pale princess looking out with eyes like
stars.
I love you. little princess. let me stay. -"
Behind her bars
The little princess. grown too sad to
play.
Sits passionately whispering, Il wait,
oh, Lover, you are late"
Olive Constance in Rainbows.
The Washington times., 1903-01-02
An unwise Gift.

You done wrong" said Brother Dick
ey, ter give dat niger dat ole froektaI
coat"
You think so?"
IT knows so. HitH be de ruination er
inn He'll quit workin' now, en- spen'
de balance er de year persuadin' hissef
dat he got call ter preach de gospIlL
bet you right now he gone of ter buy
Bible on de installment plan!''-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Washington times., 1903-01-02
Fear of Insanity.

In view of the fact that there is al
ready pronounced strain of insanity
in the house of Sake eimar through
the late Grand Duchess. whose Russian
mother, daughter OF Car Paul, died
a raving lunatic, the match is not one 10
be commended. or that inspires conf
dence. It had been generally expected
that the grand duke, who is one of the
wealthiest princes in Europe, would have
married Princess Alice Of England, Prin-
cess Beatrice OF Coburg, or Princess Ce-
ella of MecklenbuTg-S chweTin. But he
has declined ali the matrimonial al
Hances proposed to him, and somewhat
to the disappointment of the Kaiser and
King Edward, has insisted on marrying
a girl after his own heart.
hARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Diplomacy a Non-Semitic Profession.

The suicide at Milan of George Pc
Iacco, Italian minister plenipotentiary
in Bulgaria, serves to call attention to
the rarity Of members Of the Jewish race
in diplomacy. In spite Of their being
peculiarly well qualified from mentl
and intellectual point Of view for this
particular profession, it Is seldom, in
deed. that one finds in its ranks any
man even with Jewish blood in his
veins. Indeed, the only three cases that
I can recall are the seIf-slain italian
envoa to the court OF Sofia, who was
scion Of one Of the Oldest Jewish fami-
lies Of Venice; Baron Max Oppenheim.
who IS attached to the German legation
in Egypt. and spent the summer ut New
port, and Sir Henry Drummond Wolff,
until quite recently British ambassador
at Madrid. and whose father. a converted
Jew, achieved so much celebrity as an
intrepid Central Asian explorer and
missionary.
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UnCOnSideTed TTifleS
Spiritual Adjustment.

Mrs. Chie-Our new rector is not at all
worldly.
Mr.. Chic-WeH. he viii have to tone
our parish down.
oh. no; our parish viii have to tone
him I'D Life
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She Took Him.

He's q fine retriever, miss"
But I don't want a hunting dog"
.'Aw, he dent fetch birds. He re-
trievss ping-pong balls. philadelphia
Inquirer
The Washington times., 1903-01-02
IN THE COURTS AND CAPITALS OF THE OLD WORLD

Consumption Threatens Many Duchess Helene
Jews n
Explorers o the BaEota Caroline Rens
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
Not Over-Wisa.

Thrr is an ODD alLeplrical picture
# a girl scared at q grass hopper,
but in OBJ, a.I cd aeejlas-iy lra5iing
on snake This is parlIlelcd by
The man who spends q large sum ol
money building ryrImc cellar bm
ncglcc~ q, provide bis family vlth
"a bottle or oh1mberIuu- Collie,
Cholera udI pIuHuea Remedy as 70
safeguard against bowel complaints.
whose victims uluWubcr thu~c of
The t.vclma hundred to one This
remedy Is everywhere recognized as
The lno-t prompt and reliable mrdI-
Inc u u-e 'Hr these disease. For
sale by aII druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
Over 5oo0Patsnis lreaiad in Colo,

\ large stock Of glasses and arti-
fetal ewes ON hand. a large portion
If headaches, hysteria, insomnia,
chorea. lSt Nitus dance nervous
prostrations, epilepsy, and other uer-
v0ue conditions are caused by eye
strain. The removal OF the cause ef-
rects "A permanent cure II vou re
quire treatment for diseases of the
Eve. Ear. Nose or Throat if YOU need
glasses scientifically fitted call early
Those unfortunate and unable o.
paw will receive medical and surgi
cal treatment free
The doctors references are HE
patients, your friends and ueighbor7
Inquire and be- convinced.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
Married.

At the home of Marion Bate,,
Wednesday at high noon. occurred
the wedding Of Chas. +. Young ol
Floresta, 10 Miss I.avina Charter OF
Crested Butte. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. &. G.. Coulter #
Gunuison, the couple having come
% this point from Crested Butte be
cause there is no resident minister
of the gospel there Several friends
and relatives witnessed the mar
riage. Mr.. Young and his bride re
turned that same afternoon and Will
begin housekeeping at Floresta.
where he l. bl1cksmithing for the
mluC.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
Csred OF Collie After Physician's
Treatmant Had Failed

Nv boy when four wears old was
taken with collie aud cramps in the
stomach. ] sent for the doctor and
he injected morphine, hut the child
kept getting worse. then gave
him half telspomlul Of Chamber
Iain's Collie. Cholera and piurhoea
Remedy. aud iu half an hour he was
sleeping and ~oou recovered + l..
WuNIN~. she'll Lake. Ms. Mr.
Wilkins is book keeper for the
Shell Lake Lumber Co For sale by
al druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Now that OBJ. s1cial season Is iu
iull swing Ve beg leave t1rali your
attention Co the TACT that Clarence
Adams has good folding chairs fr
rent at 80 cents dozen. customer
60 arrange f1r their transportation.
Also ru the quaeu~ware department
dishes tO rent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
Hundreds Of Patients In this vlaini'y
&c licuraaie eases taken

Cuaucls removed aud or4-- eyes
~trai-Iitcncl Grauulatcd eveIrd-,
sore eyes aud caturh successfully
treated Glasses scientifically adj
iu-tcd by the latest and most un.r0-
date methods
Difficult cases aud school children
solicited
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

ihr msu elzsr -iarr Whe'h tsna
fari-h b. Yu-hng in 1hf Esrucu
hui..aug Iusf uarth Il Ntn Sialn =
r.se.rv -iare i- alslui ready flr bu-l-
nes- Ar farl-h - = tr-s class
nHrAmau and puts hnc c,z.ar- on the
markg H. vii b. aTzn Tuesday
H,la
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

The ouccu al the Methodist
church basil Monday might was hrst-
class iu every particular Mrs
Burton has "a dehehtful soprano
vuee and hsr numbers wcrc o.
poialIy mi1vcd The unusual r1in-
hIuairn Hf two ,ioliu- by Mrs W
~Hu Smith and Leon Gavcte was
U.na-ing and Miss llaMl Hartman
ia two piano solos won much APP
lIlu.e. Sixteen lttlc girls u % don
drill madc a lit aud were heartily
currrd Mrs d, o. Lewis had
tuuai the children very nicely
iHicri Tho entertainment was ALSO
"a great success financially
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

North torb people are playing in
luck They have sold their entire
apple crop to Chicago commission
men for Sll0 "a box. This is q
fortune for orchardi,ts of the valley
The unusual price is due both ta ez-
cellent quality and the scarcity ol
apples iu the east
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Y ! Mans has gone o. bowerisan
aud expects o. remaln q month 81
m1re hsiking sp promising iSca-
ftfa4s
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Red raspbcrrIcs are ripe and quite
plentiful i'm some parts ol the hills.
The Colorado Wild raspberry is one
of the delights mother nature pro
yided for her favorite children
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
DSOelAI OOED.

Eer u :. Ms.tslashen and t.Iasais
have tl-sied ~ tsuHnI-nn thi- sess
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Frank Sullivan returned from "a
Ida this morning aud has resumed
bis uld position IN the NFw@-CHtN
pIaN office
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

4 ia-i vsunC man aDaui tp~n wa-
hned : aud Gusts "a Ju-tIce l,eahy ,
cnuri "Wednesday fnr CARVING gun.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Master Eddie MsalioF ~ ln ,,Eana
Juncflpu visiting and Inay attend
.ciaul thorc thls winter
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
Headaehs and Nervousness Cured.

pr >aTru. tac well Known eve
rlr m-a and throat specialist I
nUrr. viii again D., iu Guuui-uu
two days september udJ Head
arhc- and nervousness cured hy
proper adjustment ol eIa~~a- Con
suItaiim .rac At Ia \eH Hotel
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Maior J NJ >a4ngdlner aud i.snssiS
It Graad JuHotIsn -leHi >snssaS
viih the >.aInlillaers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Carey Parch brought this office a
splendid load of Baldwin Star G, al
Yesterday With two horses he
hauled 1921 pounds from Baldwin.
Good horses and good roads one
would say. Mr. Par:ch has sue
cesfullv operated the Baldwin Star
mine for a year and Is thinking of
leasing it again this winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Mrs. J i. BALDWIN of Iienne-sy
Oklahoma arrived the latter part 81
last week to spend a month with hei
hr8thar. r 4 >iruuse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

a vau @rf nsicro-ied ~ iruii a.su !
iif B. rcal sasefae EFas al
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Mr.. u N >ssgafil4I.r rctuEnea
Thsr~siay frsu an exaeaflea Ss-a IN
the east
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Miss aura Baird. sister # Ma
Garter. lefi last evening tlr Lathe
Rmk. Arkansas. after month ~
ttunni-uu
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

The Paonia Fruit Fair September
IG, II and Is. will attract those who
desire TO visit the wonderful fruit
country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

baxter 4 Sapp and daughter
Reya. returned from visit o.
Wauuita lIp Springs and the vioin-
ify uf B1werman SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
a COAL COAL
FH-pN- s. iEEDr-UN.
O\i

When you want phy,Ic that b.
mild and gentle. easy tu take and
certain to lri. always use Chamber
lain'- Stomach and Liver Tablets
For sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Hs -wcei pUa contest a. 90 laarv :
hnuEh - hne bogseis Miss
iIazd Iagelslers was adludgcd the
mHH hraufiful and arti-ilr Ia ~ ar
rar lemelH. ihe calors being mas-csi
u sutimS instead ~ hii and iai--
Miss Hazel received the - bottlc ID
liegcr- perfume Second prizc oi
O. illar buflc was Wm by 4. "
Mruslman af Ida. who SOMEHOW
luui Time b. spare frum tho busy
EiH ~ rauehmm o. cultivate the
aa-rhetis side ct lite ith boaptiftl
garden
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

De- Palisades A1isd xhIfh h.is
rsn fhiz suIancr usily a. a r,ssn-
ll4 isai-f. agiasn ogeu.d a. poTslar
cu.nary defsartuieni "Wednesday and
nii cater o. tis tratic under she eih
rgai dirostian at u b and T =
~lr1u-s \ ucv ras8 has hs.cn pui
u ihs nuilaing and ro1ms are hoiug
Fla-iorei and gencral r,palr work
HHns So thai accUlna. iaafian- are
fr-i-r.as-. An advertisements cf the
hHtd apIears ln this ISSUE
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Jo4. 4 Bray and wife are visiting
N--. Hrav. father and m tler at lr-
win
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

ljc plain cuiorcd dmmitir- DO a
ward. Read Samplincrs ad.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

D. orls.rl- sui cleanse tira u7-l ua--a-a- AlFF-
On tsr1sfII1. Reals AMI ur r7fr- t..s 1H 1 .IrIue
i.a-.t t.rHs tire -et.-e- Of f8-tr and -1.... Large
size ll eelr~ At druggists D- ry 11r.. rrls4 size
.l ysr.r- 8 mail
EIh BROTHERS. 1E Wa rrau sire. -- >ayg Work
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Mrs Elieu lacb IS hero from
Cripple Crock and talks Of taking iu
The B1Wcrluau c1ctcmcat
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

\ :. Pareira. special representa-
tive Of the Pueblo Chieftain. can
vassed Gunnieon Saturday last He
put On many names for the Cmeftaiu
which now gets it, morning edition
into this western country ahead Of
all Denver papers by putting them
on the u. q r. G. tram as II passes
through Pueblo at o'cl.ek at night.
\ carrier will deliver them to pa
irons In this CITY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Location certificate tHr sale at
tins office Viii forward ; v mail at
80 cents dozen r i've cents
apiece.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
Throat Specialist
- DENVER

b. fua Ws, known Oh Mood wy intro
5Hctfpl His references are his pg-
tieut-. yDr rcighLur- and friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

The management Of the Ccbolla
Hot Springs is kept pretty busy
looking after the welfare and ulca-
sure oi the many guests. This
popular resort is enjoying a larger
patronage than ever, and increased
accommodations viii be an absolute
necessity ere another season opens.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

NJ o. Waterman was i'm Gunnison
"Wednesday looking after a lumber
order Mr. Waterman is preparing
to put up a saloon building at Par
lin for +. B. Anderson. Tie expects
to move his family tO GuunisJn this
winter. So that Nerna. his eldest
daughter eau attend the county
high school
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
No Charge tsr Consultation aad
examination fer Classes
Gunni>au. Cola

Ne-.ismes d ?. Car-ant q. u. E.te-- "A Tn
rub j. " Mulie1. X 4. iadion, g. l.. Martiau.
: i Latim-r. r. S. Mcdonald. Sarah II Mo
Donald. " . HarTer, hi--s- Nellie Brown
I.uHf.a Turner no-ia Estes Dora n ilI-tu. Hazel
/upsIder Leila Hall Mp--r-. g. B. O.-Hu- p. /.
Bower. " e.. skinner. Michael l.. Arch aud
vgfra G. Schupi .er. 81. s Mer-rlman aud w fr
W : Ditto. n8usIi bestuluiar-. Mis- D 3.
BraAberry. Mi-g Gertrude G. Piper J. t-ar a..
Harris Mr. and MTz u. q. s.rus Mr.. n isIeu
berry J. Rice. De HhfH huaeb4fIH. D.. l. uuIl. 3
Il Aaau- Mr.. -. n law Nr. Poster Mr.
MefIirf0- N Isl t8us Pruuri q. y Na-aufr.
Itia q HrUtEsr~ Hi-s k. Hamilton. Mr. Z .ucb-
Mr. Laura LariurI Lf-- Lena Hail
.alH. toio.
q ru=c1tt rui wife. I NJ. Nrrglsuau and
wife. Nr. a4I Mr. A. f'DfnrL tl.HrIe- farhart,
AI5rei Roug iere J1o. Freeman L.,aruft-
Spencer. t"io
wf-s Julia Red. Mr.. J. n. Berg Patrick
Trarilar Max Pr fit Ms }. A. Pra.Etl.
Dubpi.. t"ip
Kicker Uu e. Ar1.Ii
ono CIV. .tiH.
Mr and Mr. J. " Long.
Nnlcaa. tai'
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Mrs. Molly Allen, of South Fork
XIV. saws she has prevented attacks
Of cholera morbis by taking Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
when she felt am attack coming ON
Such attacks are usually caused by
indigestion and these Tablets are
lust what is needed to cleanse the
stomach and ward of the approach
ing attack. Attacks of bilious collc
NAV be prevented in the same way.
For sale by all druggists.
Speaking of that new Waunita
edition Of lIagar's United States and
Colorado mining laws, II Is one Of
the most valuable books of informa-
tion that we have ever seen In Fact
we do not know that there IS am
other publication that covers the
ground it does 1t covers every
phase of land and mine entries and
gives prices for filing fees on all
lands. There are other mining law
compilations. but they are usually
SO technical that only a lawyer can
hud anything in them Not 50 tins
handy pocket volume. just the
point YOU want to know about Is
sure TO be clearly explained and
easily found. The map Of Gold helds
is alone worth the small price Of 81
\ better way to get It Is to pay a
wear in advance for the NEw>-CHAN-
rIoN. the official organ Of Gunnlson
county as well as its best and lead
ing newspaper, and procure the
hook for nothing. Call and exam
inc II at tins office or send the
money. when the mining laws vii
he promptly forwarded
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

4 L. Ashby arrived vesterdav
FROM Owcu-boro Kentucky, and viii
remain some months visiting friends
aud racuperating Bis health
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
i.ne ilotn OIL.

Mr. Henry ~chuefT. : H. ha8EsW-. &. r Fos-
-ar Mr. Henrietta Eadeka. Mr. Ara Pow
z A MrGrr-or Mr. - N chnl=- Mr. l..
+. sIIf.tu o. 4. v Carr. Nj and Mr. r. :.
We roa. NJ. ). Z. tarri- "a.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

A bouncing boy arrived FRIDAY
last an the home ol Mr.. and Mrs
Chas. Williams, and congratulations
ara being extended by their umer-
Gus friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

W. \. Tucker has rented the
Brown house facing WISCONSIN street
and will bach until the arrival ol
bis better half from Minnesota.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

GHtlicb kleh,attcl returned Iri-
lay ol lasi week FROM Holland. y y
bringing his mother Mrs Minnie
klcbsaiiel. who will remain here for
some time
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Commissioner Joseph II Block
.ul funily and = J Hurley. county
assessor. are spending a week
camping out an Spring creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Rocking My Baby to sleep, is
the title of a pretty song composed
by Miss Edwinua B. Coulter, wife of
Rev &. G.. Coulter. and recently
published. Thi. Office ackn1vl-
edges the receipt Of a copy, and can
testify To the talent Of Mrs. Coulter
which. along the line Of musical
composition, has been unsuspected
bv most Of her friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21
! !. + /. Sd s. { +. + + Z + =
LOCAL NEWS
~ !. ; Z. > : ; : . a'''.'l > :. :. 8 >

COAL COAL COAIL
PAE~ONS a tTCI~uN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Camping parties are stretched for
sixty miles along the Gunnison and
Taylor rivers 10 say nothing of the
dozen smaller tributaries. If Gun
nism county isn't the finest place for
a summer outing in the state ol
Colorado. or the Rocky mountain
region for that matter. then one must
believe the members az thousand
camping parties are all iiars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Rev G. q CouIter pastor Of the
Gmuisun Methodist church. leaves
Monday lor Denver 10 attend the an
uud conference of Colorado Meiho-
disf,
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

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>t'>s>SseeeeSs
= PERSONAL OQ~-
Rev u :. Mctsl.s-hen and t.Iasais
have visited N tsUHnI-siE tiai- ss@ss
Mr.. ID IA >.snFl8aer rctuHnsa
Tbgrssiay irsu an exieatled sI-a IN
the east
Majar J NJ >alnIdiaar aud i.snssiS
Il Graad JguctIsH -lsai Sunday
vlsh the >.Ingihaers.
Master Eddie Maalier u IA o'raaa
Junctinn visiting aud may attend
4chsol there this winter
A fazi voung saH staui town wa-
hned : 4ad Gusts N Justiee i.eshy
cauri "Wednesday flr CARVING a gun.
Y ! Mans has gone o. bowerisan
aud expocts o. remain q month 81
more lrking up promising locs-
tinRs.
Frank Sullivan returned from "a
Ida this morning aud has resumed
bis ald position IN the NFvs-CHtN-
FInN office
Miss Laura Baird. sister # Mm
Garter. left last evening f1r l.ifils
Rprk. Arkansas. after month M
tfunnisum.
Mrs. T BALDWIN af Iionne-Sy.
Oklahoma. arrived the latter part ct
last week to spend month with her
hr8thar T y >ir1use.
baxter 4 Sapp and daughter
Rcva. returned from visit b.
Wauuita llpi Springs and The vIoin-
iIy ul BowermaH SUNDAY
J. l. Ashby arrived vesterelay
from owcu-boro keutacky, and will
remain some months visiting friends
aud reuperatiDg Bis health
W. \. Tucker has rented the
Brown house facing WISCONSIN street
and will bach until the arrival OF
bis better half from Minnesota.
Commissioner Joseph IT. Block
IN family and j. ! Hurley. county
ass 's5T. are spending week
camping out con Spring creek.
Rev G. q Coulter pastor Of the
Gmuisan Methodist church. leaves
Monday lr Denver To- attend the an-
uuM conference If Colorado Meiho-
iiats
Gutlieb kleh,attcl returned Tri-
lay Of last week frum Holland. y. y.
bringing bis mother Mrs Minnie
/ klcbsatiel who will remain here for
some time.
s bomcing boy arrived Frida,
last al the home ol Mr. and Mrs
Chas. Williams, and cougratulatim-
art being extended by their uumer-
on, friends.
Mrs. :. G.. Putcrhaugh and Mrs
. leo rtIrau left Monday for Mont.
rose. and that evening repeated Tire
vocal and Instrumental program with
which people OF Gunni-on were -a
pleased The week before
Mis-. Caroline Walters, sister of
Mrs: +. G.. Zugclder, whose musical
talent has won golden opinions dur
ing her summers stay in Gmni-1u.
has about decided to remain here for
time and organize a class in vocal
and instrumental music
Rocking Ny Baby to Sleep, is
the title of pretty song composed
4 by Miss Elwinua B. Coulter. wife pl
Rev G. G.. Coulter, and recently
published This Office ackuowl-
edges the receipt Of a copy, and can
testify 10 the talent Of Mrs. Coulter
which. along the line Of musical
composition. has been msuspected
. bv most Of her friends.
Married.
At the home of Marion Bate.
/ "Wednesday at high noon. occurred
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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Ellis Lore was visitor from
Boverman the latter part Of last
week, bringing down sample copies
Of his new publication, The Bower
man Herald Theme paper starts
of with a splendid wife up Of the
Guuaison gold fields and VIII be a
great addition 10 the succe-s Of the
camp. There Is nothing like prin-
ters ink 10 let the world know when
YOU have a good thing.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Mrs. :. G.. Putcrhauph and Mrs
leo relrou left Monday for Mont
ru9a, and that evening repeated TIE
y1cal and instrumental program with
which people OF Gunni-on were SD
pleased the week before.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-08-21

Miss Caroline Walters, sister of
Mrs. T. G.. Iugcider, whose musical
tolmt has won golden opinions dur
ing her summers stay in GmnI-ou.
has about decided to remain here for
a time and organize a class in vocal
and mslrumcntal music.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1903-12-11
SHE TRAINS DoNKEYs.

Miss Ruggles-Brise, Of SPANS Hall,
Braintree, Essex, England, is an expert
trainer Of donkeys. According to Coun-
try Life, this lady takes a very great
interest in her animals and personally
attends to their training and general
management, and the consequence Of
this care is that the animals develop
both physical and mental qualities of
a most remarkable nature, for, con-
trary TO tie general belief, the donkey
is very far from being a stupid ami
nal. Miss Ruggles-Brise generally
buys her donkeys when they are from
two to three years old, and after feed
ing them well for a short time she be-
gins their education.