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Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
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Tae -e.b zrai ar. finishing c5-
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luaz Warmer -1a rva lavs 81
Ia-I vees al NWnfa
Tr I-..r- h-. uas. vrrc Mrs
Mamie tIflbum Mrs. q NJ Nin-
s1H and Mis- A. E Warner
EHe Sewers Ia- returned t1 take
ap ber school dufic- after au absence
1f several DAYS m account Of illness.
Fridays debate win be on the
~uhIrct Resolved. that more can he
learned from observation aud travel
than FROM b81ks Affirmative. Lila
SHARK lclorl and Josephine Zagel-
der Icmti,e. Ray prirnt a-d Eva
purcc Alhcra Brown will act as
critic
The program last Friday was very
lt consisted mainly oi
tine debate. Resolved, that inventors
have dome more for the world than
discoveries. The Judges gave the
debate 3D. the Affirmative, represented
by George Tre,arthen and owen
OFallou of the Intermediate defart-
ment Tie negative was upheld by
Harry Nourse and Dan Summers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
! MINES AND MINING :


tsntrzs Mazln usut o. fnr. ttv
>aaaiat o. e.'n-sslf vift 3 Il. l.5r-s
q f''ehi.'. lrc-IdeEi 30 tiie Treasure
/ aliufl earapauy iu nea.tra g. ra-uH.
ag esrk au fhe pr.sorly
as Hi.is iliuery m the IA Tau.l,as
ne 81 >aeHoer has tseeu =lii q
laais Nherhina vhs slu place \ aas
o. prHrsris iu PawriE Gulch nar
iaH.a.. d. v.i' vafk e nuu.bcf al
H M uinf0r
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Telluride journal There is more
activity u mining about Gunni-tn
than ior several years past. Numsr-
ru- lucdtlnu~ have been made over a
large territory chat was udiTereutlv
rra-pected twenty wears ago with tie
result tlat some g1ud finds are De-
ported that are showing up most
nrmI~iug'v under development
l'uum-lu U- % fine location Tor a
large city aud there are indications
4 acu-iderahie growth next wear.
We shall ult be- surprised IF Guuui-
-Hu develops into ue If the most
prosperous mining counties ui tIe
state
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

\ I|r0-I me N soap IroIA Wf-a.
near Sapiuoro, has been vigorously
f,ucht for several DAYS and j. NOW
ertfiug under control Z Juder~her-
.iF Su6dcrass Is assisting FROM Gun-
niSOn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Marble Times County ~up't Of
>cho"is, Miss Burnett paid the Cry
-ral and Marble schools an Official
visit this week. Andy No-her drove
her over from the Buttes. %. II.
Aikine was at EIko Monday surveying
claims for Henry G.. Clark of Lead
Vile. Surveyor Smith also came
ir'm timuison saturday and has
been busy surveying claims at Gofh-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

y ~. a-ier Wa- d1Wu tEl- weok
lrHm t'uka Ha cHunlis-lansr- buzi.
nes-..
Iiaraa Elhdream- faro-hiua
tar.-laHe mafatae is st work near
~ j. ~auar- pvlafue wished
hi- iau.iy m tti- cty ~Huriay and
Sunday
Albert IeHsr-. aI Oumv b. -aeu5
me several day- % bis ls.lae an Nrlb
Beaver
li Furster al ~tt I.aLe Civ was
Registered al Ia NDa fhe early part
~ tAi- Waek
Ed Ime- vas m tsam frm bis
North Beaver damiriL "Wednesday
1i tHi- week
Earl Richardson is au the Ourag
run as LIabeman relieving Mr.
Stevens for "a time.
Miss Clara Nurics lclt last week f1
spend two ar three months ia Den
uer and Port Collins
John Chapman had business that
brought him down from Bowerman
several davs uf the week
has. >hcckcr was over from the
Powlerhom valley his week. having
in supplies for the winter
Mrs NJ Rogers Of Parlin is taking
her annual vacation this month and
will spend part of it IN California.
l'r Nhrock announces that he will
be in Gunnison from November LIST
until the 9th. Painless dentistry.
Miss Marie Block, Il Crested
Butte, has speat part Of the week
in Gunnisou visiting with friends
Mrs. +. :. Winters has decided 10
remove 10 Parln and will take
charge 81 the boarding house there
joel Harper pastor Of fhe Congrc-
gational church at MontgDse. left on
Monday evening train fDr Denver
"
Vernon Davis came in from Den
yer Tuesday and went up 10 Almout
10 look after his new buildings there
Dr BAXTER expects ms mother
from Celaredge in a day or two.
She viii spend the winter in Gunni
SON.
Mrs. T.. G.. Dole returned from
Nntrosc first Of the week She has
been visiting there for the past two
weeks
Mrs. II ). Crooks viii leave for
Denver the latter part of this week
To study the latest STYLES in fall and
winter millinery
Mrs. $ f. Dav and children left
Monday for Newton ka,- where they
will spend the winter while Mr.. Dv
goes farther east
Mrs. Hny +. Lake left Saturday
evening for Denver and Boulder.
where she expects t1 visit several
weeks with friends.
Jake Ross came from spencer YES
tcrIay. lie us figuring on spending
this winter al N0atru-a with bie sons
i. j. and Ben Ross.
Mrs 3. p. Miller and Miss Sophie
Miller went t1 DIE Cslolla Monday.
They expect tn spend two weeks
there enjoying Tire baths
Miss sylvia Smith. cditre~s Of the
Citizen. returned "Wednesday morn
ing from Denver and went ON ta her
Crested Butte place rf business
Miss Imognc Collier. who pre-
sides over the Jc-tiuie- # Nh. Chr
bon -choalbav- and girls was MI
Gwui-on saturday and SUNDAY
( visiting her niece Mrs. Cha4 vii
Gm5.
W. Tucker returned from tbe SAN
( lui~ Wiley Monday morning VIII r-
I De- ba- been settling ur the estate af
bis brother, Albert IT, Tucker who
died au Sept 10th He reports the
/ valley crops as hooking fine.
Miss leGHia Nmer viii iearr lar
f. her hama in Dubuque Iowa. SUNDAY
after having spent the summer with
/ her sister. Mr-. t. Il. Murray Sba
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Salida Mail Mr.. and Ms. 4. &.
Nndiate entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Miller OF Gunnlson TUESDAY Mr..
and Mrs. Miller were enrJmte from
Denver 20 their home in Ounnison
and were accompanied by sister
who will visit them for several
weeks
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
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: PERSONAL GOSSIP. +

f5aHs w'H'eFs seai o. haase
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
EXCHANGE ITEMS.

Paonla Gazette Mrs. &, T. l,s-
walt and Verne went 10 Gunnisun
last Tuesday TO get the rest of their
household goods shipped to paonia.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

NoALl COAL
iAESGNS q FEEGUsoN
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Mi-- Eshs Frec Vas b iFm Par
.Iu >.iturlaf h.-f
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Miss Jennie Aauar viii iearr Iar
her hamg ia Dubuque Iowa. SUNDAY
after having spent the summer with
her sister Mrs e. T. Murray. She
viii be accompanied as farl~ Denver
bv Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

FhH5r Vi3al vefts Cma Cg
N8usisv frazisr
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

D. D. Carsa "a Cresl Huie ua-
D. tie elF Nav
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

w. Tucker returned from the san
lai~ Wiley Monday morning WI r-
De ba- been settling up the estate af
his brother Albert IT, Tucker. who
died au Sept. 10th. He reports the
valley crops as looking fine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

H M Webster vcm t huvar
Aauaae 1n % business rnr
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

!. M CH-tsr was down thl- weok
lru trkm Ha cmamis-lansr- bu-i.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

4 liemaH E.Ielreeht- fare-hiua
far.-IaHe mafiiaa b. af work near
|II-
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

IiE- Iarr aa8 Airs o Mason caua
down .rm Pnku hr-f al rbe wes
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

~ j. ~urr- .f uvltsidet wished
hi- iamlly iH tll- e.tg Saturday and
SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Ai-- ActehmH. taaehaf a. Che Kal-
er seh8l va- ia thr efy >turiay
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Mrs E8tou Poster waaf Is tbe
luueuu Iue=lav larasi-f.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23
THROUGH
SLEEPING
Cl2S

e. e. JEFFEBT prrsi Isut,
uENYEE. 1OIo
D. A EDISON, vaaazer
UENFEu. INH.o.
unECII o. N..f. tHr'f r.H '.s 81 "a
sHHr IHaH ..IF trH
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

7 g. Brown aHi vile Ih far the
ea-f tl,e iler uart u bass veek
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Albert Ieher-. ai Omav b. -aeud
me several day-a a' bis IHI1e au N.rlh
Beaver
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Mrs Henry F. Lake left Saturday
evening for Denver and Boulder.
where she expects t1 visit several
weeks with friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-10-23

Mrs. : f. Dav and children left
Monday for Newton. Has, where they
will spend the winter while Mr.. Dv
goes farther east
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
s,oekholdrr. Special Nse,inx.

,;uiic- !. hereby given that on the Iith .iry
of March. tsrs. there wili b. held \ special
meeting of III. stock khoii-r- at the Gold
Height. Mining and Milling company at The
ONCE of -a,d 'sonii,any ~ III" town II Mnu,s
Vista. N!o tran.sc sspunts. cois,rasio ~ the
hour of O'Clock y. ~. on said day. thai nj said
meeting \ resolution will b. offered amending
the Article. al In"ufror ton. which resolution
IL u. q ilo~..
RESOLVED. That Article roun of III. Aui.
Gle. of incorporation br amended :" r-ad ~
fniio~s; The capital sto~k at -sid .s,rtsra.
tion shall ir rive Hundred Thousand tk,limru,
divided into Five Hundred thousand shar.
OF ub~ Dollar Eact"
Dated NJ the offic~ of the COMPANY at Monte
Nis,s. this i'm day ri February A. u. tNu,
~ H. Mi>rukiL. H. a. tiatsar>utts.S,
r-vv'Srs. President.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
No,lcs oi Forfeiture.

To the heirs, administrator. and assigns nf
Nathan ~ Garrett
You arr hereby nnsiiiad that have "a ts,s,slsst
the sum at the Hundred ttoliwr~ during rNris
and every af III" foli"~i ins ys.ars. to~itf t~f.
is,A. i-su tns, iis,i tar. IN isisnt aud Improve
n~ni. ut-,n The Tr,ptr,ii. lode. situate ~
Ihsstur fnit.ny district. Come Jss ssstnty. Gols
rssi". the issntiua es,stiacst~ of which |. re-
ss,f'irsi IN the oifiec ~ tho ssstnty clerk snd
fvSs'ri"r "f s"irJ"s ss,untt. IN atsi-r tn hold
s~id esi'n under III. pf,etstwsr of rs'-ttan .t.i
ltrti.sd statutes al the United ktasr.. aud the
amendment. thereto apt'r,ssst January q. Is-si
svpnss'tnihs whnusi iatssr ulN,0 mining cisi,ns.
ts'ihs III" amount steitfsSf "a hssli >~ki k,,is'
the nat day T Uss~,sniscr. twt.. And " within
hio~ty daS. ff,,m sh~ tssr.ssNai service at this
nstisv os Within ninsty days after the pubi,ex.
ton thereof. b"u fail os tetU.s. IN emit fthui~
ts'uf psutswtIsH ot such expenditure. ~ re
owner. tout i0ters'st ~ sast stnius viii tss,
es''he III" ptvts'sss ~ the -ub--s.be . ys,siv
ssaowbet, who has iusuic III" fssiuIstd ~ p~usii
urs. ht TIVE trtMs of sshi ssvtiott
Dated NJ Jast~r. toia, the ~ .tsy ~ Iaau
AIRY, iNti ptvtp W. s'Ns sA0s,
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
Public Trustees Sale.

wnrnnss. Frank B Huibrri. by his deed at
trust dated the 18TH day of February. A. D.
i-si and dniy recorded In the ofiics al III.
tounty tirrk an.l k-cofricr at the svi MY o'
itio Gfsnd-, IN tn. state OF toiornsis,. .it III.
sth dn, q, f.brasr,; ~ u, is'. y i.ok - u,
county vf RIO crsndc nnd state OF ol..rw.jo
the following described rial e.iste situate IA
III. count, "f R'o 1rnn'ie and State sf Cos
vs,iu to-~it;
The north hail OF tho northeast au.r,.r
and IN. north hall III the south haii of tho
northeast quarter .f section tNsst y. thtvS. ,..s
township thirty y.n,nc ,.E' north al rang, seven
II. -a,t New McSico meridian. AIS, mii r,rt,,'
of on. aud -iN tcnth- cubic fsss at = ~.i,.r ,,...
ss-ond nj time IN the ttuiIsr ditch tn -.Ssif,'
The raym-n, Of hi. ct.n,,..ory not. faw NV
interest Hss.s,iing to II. tenor. aud
MMsAhA.. -~ssi decd of trst rs,s i.ts-i nsssoup
other thing thai IN ca-~ "f default In is. pay.
ment of the .Aid note. W ANY lsau thss,x,L
AMI upon MOTIFS. and dctnAnd In Wrtsl0n ~ u
~n9 the .ss.i Public rr,'.sss. ny the ss,wmi
asv'sI. that he has declared Violation of an,
al the t1scu4uta IN ~Aist stssst csWiIatnssi AMI
has ctrs.~i ~ ~fiverti.s' the ptrsni.c. thrs~i,,
conveyed Tor -sIs. and demand s.trh sn ihc,,
u may and -haii n. lawful for lis~ natsi Itlit,
rtussss, Ia .i and si'.Is'.- ~ ..std ,sss,,,j.s.
and ali the right. tiir and tnts.fvss 0f the ..i.i
party of the ns., I.au. III. heir. ANA, =. l.,x
tkcrvtn. ~ pusltc auction after wIytur nm
weeks pubiic n"'ic" at the iimo and piass, 81
wb~fr~.. aid Frank H. Hubbard hs. H..
fsniisvt IN the payment of .ssi hos~ ssst Inter.
cet htSt sntsrbn0ta al ants1 g1asgs1. Il
the u~nrr al th~ tnst.btssne.s ssS,,,s,si IN - III
dss'l has sts.n y y fiiirn nask~ IN sssS s,f sat,
.tsfHuit And "t h,- c,ssftsA ~ siss'lns~ i tn
isis,rr AMI .A'lsii.'n "i ite so,~nanis Ut ssii
t~~t of trust and hn. ri,ssi to s.tv~sti.s. sali
ss'sMi-s,e fur sat~ Hi hRe by sstsi rtetr,w DE-.
taan.tsst that ! prs-ssd Nnh the sals III saii
p,rsaissss under the tss~rr~ rtsnts,t IL snLi
'sessi ~ trust. ~ !" ra.a ~ i"ri~tsurs IL ss,,,
rnhisss.
N"~. TMsNrsoms, !. csrr,,i N. tss,ck. futsjt,
Ttt,sis~ ln And fur th~ rninsy ~ Rks OsNsi.
and htstr oi t.l"rAsto. parry as the .sSspstC
part u, sad deed os sruss issstisu,s. hy vittsss.
~ the is~ and l~'Scr~ srrnisd sh~ hy .aid
.kss ." hereby Hts~ nsN4w tAaa siii IN the
lith hsy II March. tHu ~ th~ hl,rsh trx,t .i.s.r
~ The county ss,0sf AsN,ar IN tA~ nswn ~ ltcl
Nossr AMI the ss'unsr u Nv, tlsuSodw AMI l,,.,
stAis "f tosotndo - tls~ hour ~ tses eisa.A IN
~" fntvusssts ~ .at1 dat. ssii n tfa ossgVhses
f"s the hlsh~sa ama t-ssa prse~ IN sasss ! II
bring IN ,sk n, II tls~ ais,ee isss.tstsl mn -
"ft. ior th~ pustss.r 0f tssytN9 aaA Wsss
lhs~s.'.t nnd ssess su't tiss ca0ssH.s ~ - ?
sstiiihU this truet,
i...st ~ ~! N.ss". 0.losa.t,. shi. sAh IL,
~ February. fsks.
tAsnua. II. huc1.
Ntansts ntsl STATE ~ CUkssu1sa =
Oasr ol sass pUbitcaatou hAsuA !. M,
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
!. W. .Icrmy, the Painter.
A Liberal Offer.

The undersigned will give free
sample of Chsmberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets 10 any one want
ing reiiable remedy for disorders
Of the stomach, bill,ouenrss or
constipation. This il II new rem.
.dy aud n good one. All druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
Wanted.

From 100 tc 400 head Of cattle
if they can he bonght right and NJ
once One and two year old steers
preferred but will buy n mixed lot.
W. c. MnlNzEE.
Monte Vista. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
Iilltarian
Buy Colorado Grown Fruit Trees.

Representing one of the largest
and most responsible Colorado
nurseries. | am taking orders for
spring delivery. shall bc clad ro
give my friends the benefit of my
experience in selecting stock suit
ed 10 tins altitude You can raise
your own apples and pears ms well
rs small fruits ii You make proper
selections and ave the stock pro.
per care.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
We'll Again.

The many friends of John Blount
will be pleased to learn that he has
entirely recovered from his attack
of rhcuma,ism. Chamberlain's +
Pain Balm cured him after the
bes, doctors in the town { (Monon.
Ind bad failed TO give relief. The
prompt relief from pain which this
lIniment affords lis alone worth
many times It's cost. For sale by
all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07

Buy copy of Boyce's Weekly
of Dr. Barnes, the best labor paper
published.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
('keaR Hs,,,,s

\ good. New Seven room house, with
outbuildings. Well fenced. Lot 10 by
40 It. Part down, E..s. Psymen, ON
Balance. East side oi Monte Vista.
Mrs. T.. Y. Eagle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
Pasture.

will take n limited number of
horses on oat and barley stnbblc a,
my place southwcst Of town.
{. &. GRAyrILL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07

Three choice lo,s in Marsh adj
di,;an l50x5o feet Call nt
Journal Office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
For Rent

Four improved farms. east ol
Center.
4. NJ. lsBTLI..
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
New Bakery.

To the people of Monte Vista;
One of the ncatcst and bcs,
bakeries in the valley is now open
and ready for business
Everything in the bakery line.
Good bread speciality. Strict at.
tontion paid to special orders for
wedding aud party cakes and fancy
bakery goods.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
% tons pen hay, at my ranch.
W. A. MAGILL.
plymouth Rock Esas.

| offer limited number OF
thoroughbred Barred Plymouth
Rock Eggs at 80 cts. for thirteen.
&. $. ALpRICH.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
WN. BAuRLE. Prop.

The Free Reading Room at the
Library will be open for the sea-
son every evening except Sunday
between the hours of Z and 9
o'clock. NJ. T.. CoNANT.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
Mules for Sale,

One span. weight $500. Price
$500, 4. VI. IsBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07

Three quarters Of grain land for
Rent or Sale. enquire of b. +.
Stevens, harness shop.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07

FoR SALE.-Poland China brood
sows. L.. j. ADAMS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07

a 81 inch wide tire farm wagon.
nearly new; 2 desirable lots Mt
reasonable price; also II good top
buggy. a. VI. IsDELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07
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:: FOR SALE. :
ISvS$xxSSSSS$SSSSS$SSv%xvx

My hlacksmi,h shop aud tools.
A bargain If faken at once.
". s. SMITH,
Hooper, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07

One Deering binder, tanning
mill, | dissection steel harrow, |
Hoosier drill, 3-gang Deere plow
Ten months time will be given
Enquire at Monte Vista brickyard.
Gro. NJ. WHITEAD.
The Monte Vista journal., 1903-03-07

sows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

wedding was a verv quiet home affair,
and Rev. William Haup,nisnn, pastor
Of the Congregational church, per
formed the ceremony in the presence
OF the parents and a few intimate
friends Of the bride and groom. Both
the young people have lived practically
all their lives In Red Cloud and are
highly esteemed by their host Of
friends. MIR. Foe holds an important
position In the office Of the b. Il NJ.
train dispatcher at McCook. After the
Wedding supper, which was served at
the home Of the bride, the happy
young couple left for McCook, where
they will make their future home.
The CHIEF joins thier many friends Ia
extending congratulations.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
Mysterious Assault.

Last Monday evening Nit Steel,
who is employed at Smiths livery barn,
was assaulted by some unknown per
son while returning from a drive to
Smith county, Kansas. Steel had taken
q ,orge OSBORN over to the old Tom
Ryan place, just across the line in
Kansas almost due south from lnavale.
1t was late in the evening before he
started to return home, and the people
at the place tried to persuade him to
remain over night. He excused HIM
self on the ground that the team had
to be back to the barn that night, and
started home about half past Q o'clock.
He had proceeded On his way only
about q mile and q half and was driv.
ing at a brisk t. ot, when a man sudden
" arose from the tall grass along the
roadside and dealt him q heavy blow
bet the eyes with some blunt in
strument, cutting q severe cash aad
rendering him unconscious. Steel was
dragged from his buggy and carried to
a hole In the embankment Of the road,
where he WAS probably left for dead by
his assailant. Steel lay on the ground
all night and did not recover conscious
ness until after Daylight Tuesday
morning, aud was so dazed and be-
numped by cold and exposure that
he was unable to realize what hat
happened. His hat was missing, but
his watch and what little money he
had were still OF his person. The
team was standing a few rods awsy
eating grass bp the roadside. and after
Steel had gathered himself together he
drove into Red Cloud and reported the
matter.
As no money or valuables were taken
from Steel's person. the motive for the
assault seems to have arisen from
revenge. 8 eel is Of q ~''scrappy" dis
position and ON several occasions has
had trouble with parties from tina,
neighbOrhood. and it Is supposed tina,
someone OF these took this oil
~rsvenging himself for past grievances.
There Is no clue. however, which will
positively identify the guilty party
though it is said Steel has a pretty
good idea who hit him. His wound,
while severe, is moi dangerous, though
it is a wonder he did not freezs tc
death during the night, as the Their
momeier registered very near the zert
mark next morning. If these ~assualt'
and murders in that neighborhood con
tinue, people will 500 be- afraid t.
venture u aft ,r d ,rk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20

Monday night and robbed of s25, and
atterward shot by the highway mar,
died Sunday from the effects OF his
wound. No definite clue to the per.
potato, Of the crime has been diScov.
cred, though there are at least two
people who are under snspicion. An.
shuIz carried about 81. 900 life insur-
ance.
Postmaster Hacker has made some
changes in the interior arrangements
Of the p~ostofice designed to save shoe.
leather for himself aud assistant. All
the lock boxes have been removed from
the north side and placed beside those
IN tbs south side. The stamp and
money order windows have been moved
forward almost on a line with the
general delivery windows, and the
arrarg 'ment will greatly facilitate the
work in the Office.
Some of the girls are making II
speciality OF reciting nonsense rhymes.
One of the dream"rs can recite fifty
without Stopping TO think. Here are
some of hers: "The,e was a young
lady called Mabel, who stood on her
head on the table. She got very red
when the gentleman said, %, look at
the legs on the table" "There was a
young sculptor named Phidias, whose
work was so insidious, he carved
Aphrodite without any nightie, and
we had to take something to stiddy
us" "lhere was a young lady named
Anna. who sang in the choir, high
soprano. She fell or a chair, and the
tenor said, "There. I've both heard
and seen your hoseanna'"
Last Saturday afternoon at Alma oc.
Cured Il tragedy which it seems IN Oh,
have been avoided had the officers ex.
ercised a little judgment. Mark Coffey,
a farmer, was in Alma doing some
trading, and after he hal transacted
his business loaded up on "bug. juice
When tho time came for starting home
Mr.. and Mrs. Cotfey got in their wagon
and Coffee who was too drunk TO bt
responsible for what he was doing, 10
sisted on driving up and down tn,
street and creating a disturbance
Mrs. Coffey appealed to Sheriff Shel
burn to induce her husband to go home
and when the sheriff interfered Coffey
became violent, climbed out OF BIZ
wagon and started for the sheriff will
a knife. The sheriff called on Franz
Hehe, another farmer, to assist him IL
quieting Coffey. Coffey then started
toward Here. who drew a revolver ant
shot him. Hehe was arrested on
warrant and taken 10 Republican City
but for fear OF mob violence he wa
afterward brought to Red Cloud. H
will be gwen a preliminary hearing Of
the Odd before Judge Miller at Alma
ard should MIR. CoHey die. will pro
badly be held for manslsughter.
The Red Cloud chief., 1903-11-20
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