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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
StaOt Baltimore.
Sa@ gScttcr.

Sir MorDIon0 mo Den GiItritt
Columbia id0ne2 toltc9 @ctter mo
lucitlid)e Miuoc,
Ger b0d)itc Gbcrmomctcritnn0 mar
% @roo nm I ltbr 9todmittoa5.
Der uic0rigite Ebcrmomctcritol0
mar IS Wro0 INN 8 llbr 2lbcu03.
NIittIcrcr 9aromctcritunO 30.2S.
Ger uic0riaitc GbcrmomctcrItouo
ser leBtcn 81 StulOcn in nodioIgCn-
Den Stdotcn mar. ruic iolat: Goitport
6, Nurtlouo 10. Bolton If, NlbouD
II, &ctus Yorf II, YbiIaOcIpbio fl,
9ltlontic Gitp 10, @oibinQton ~,
Roriolf 26, Nattero2 30, Gbarlotte
81, @iminQton 80, Gborleiton At,
Gouamlab 80, &odioupillc 81, Slpi-
ter 81, Sen g3cit G6, 9ttlonto %,
W(ontqomerp 81, Nen.S Orleans ~,
4ulcittte %, Bulpeiton 40, Corpus
G6rtiti 3S, Mempbi8 II, Cincinnati
0, Gitt9burg ,, SSuege 6, Buffalo o,
GlcpeIono ,, Detroit ?, Nlpeno
IS, MorQuettc 10, 8reen Ban
20, Gbicogo IN, DllIutb 20,
ct. Ganl -24 ct. 2o1ia 10,
aaniu5 Gitu III, Omobo "a,
&uron SO, 8iSmord SO, @iai-
ton III, SABRE -46, SeIeno -1G,
Solt Safe SO, 0euper 3, Nortb
BIotte 10, Dodge g, Nmariao
4, Cos NngelcS "a.
Der 8bermomctcritono iicl Qcitern
bon SO @roo nm / llbr No6mittogS
aiti s @ra0 nm fl llbr Nben08 nit
oen beiten Nlislid)tell mi cin mcitcrca
sSolleu Der Selnperotllr mG6rcno Der
9odt. @enn man nod Der Genlpes
ratilr i'm @eiten urtGeilen mill, 0aml
6iirite Die Semperotur bier hellte iritb
ollf ben Nltapunft iollen. 8liidlider
@etie bat Scr @ettcrmom Die Rro-
pbc5eiun9 gentad)t, OoB eS mor9cn
luullIlCt luel pSIl lui.
Die fuItc @elle bat Gas 0eidGit
Der &%oblenbGnolcr gat5 beoelttcn0 &C.
boben. @r. $. Is. Bon Seine tbeilte
geitcrn nit. DAB ole oifmor5en 0io.
morten" icit Der lcttcngSod)e gort5 &c
h0rio in Der Nad)irogc itnb; Ole eills
5igcn G1pierigtcitelt, mclfe 6icaob.
IcllDGn0ler bitten, ici sic NuSfiib.
ritiig ser 9GuftrGge; oenm lit 8ol1c
OcS idliipirigen 3uitanOeS Der Stra.
zen iei Der &obIcntrnnSport b0d]lt
ldlpierig, GieI menigcr Sdymieri9-
feitcu bGttcu sic aobIenbGnoler 6ei'm
Golcftiren, 6enn 0nbei miirocn tic
ieIten iiberlaoel,
Sn ocu See'n III Den itG6tiiden
GortS lit Oaa Sis nnbe5u 10 Boil oid
mo ipciin Der Sduee iiberol Mcgee.
fegt lit, giebt cS cine alSge5eidnete
Sdlittifntbba6n.
Sci Dem it0ncn fIorcn 8etter bat
geitern scr n@rouno . Sog" lcinen
Sdotten geicbcn, olS CT 0en Sopi aus
Sem 2ode Itedtc, bod oiiritc wobI
iGiperlit Scenario ouS GDier irgenD-
lpo gcieben boben, benn Der Sd)hec
lag 5lt oid. Sm &olts9lonbrn Wcr'
Den mir uber ppitcre 40 Gage &in.
teripetter babelt, lpcnn eS aud, III
@irflidfeit uid)t Der Sail icii loIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Salins Sebbei, oeutider Bbotograpb,
321 g. StraBe.

9abinetbiIoer MIR ST. pru 9ntenS.
Sn emaiairten onalen 8iIoern iino
idone Renbeiten ertp6bnenspertb.
2ebensgrobe photographer uno
fiinitleriih n%olIenbete Gopien alter
gilSer in Grapon, @aiierfarben, Del
uno gaiteu eth Spe5iaIitdt.
Nan berseiie nidlt, bursaipredDcu.
(324-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
@nHi3ipnf 8 gHgrlegeHgeiten.

Gin aompi 5piiden Der Sto0t uno
Dem Scrro Gotta Robrcntriit
m6aIi6. &obre&bcritt ii6cr
I~rct6Gocr. Gin @ao toitct scr
Sta6t OBI Sent. Sob pom 9lua-
mGrt3. - Gem Gnoe ibrcr Nrbcit
nabc.
SoIltcn Die GoIlegcu oe@ MoDor5
al ser 9iio0ct6eb6rOc WiuiQ ieirL 10
lit ea b0d)It mobrihcinlifL BOB oic
Vumoc&bcb0rocn bon Der Critters 0c2
auQcbIihcu 5crro Gotto-H6brcntrltit5
IN @cnntniB gcicBt tucrocn. 9tod)
Nniid)t Oea Serru Timonu9 madtc
0icier Erltlt ictncn qelualtiAcn @it-
iIrB 0cItcuO, oils or Scrrn &obH 5.
&ellp, jun, Den &icc=4 r0iiOcntcn Der
o&otionoI 9uiloiua SltpplU Co."
3lpouQ Nngcbotc nitT Nb}u03r0bren
81 crb0bcu, Die cr ans &cricbcn 81
nic0riN NcItcQt bette. Sic bon inns
uttcrbrcitctcu Nreilc," logt @crr
GcQD in icincm @ricie, omorcu IN oil
rcftcr &rrlcBluQ ser DOM N0brcr1-
fruit uicocrNcle9tcH Hegeln." Gr
id)loB icincm &ricic Epci Sdreibcn
bel, sic cr bon &crrn Is. &. SodiorL
inn, ocm Supcrniloren oe5 Sruit9,
crbolten Bate ln0 in Oellcn Cr criltd)t
miro, icinC Der Stoot Qcnlodtcn 81.
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oh in oicicr Sohc crnIt qpnod)t o0ct
0icicIbc follen gcloiicn mcrocn ioQ.
9cri dt iibcr SrcibG0er.
Die JrciboOsGommiliion eritottetc
9eitern Dem Mopor ibren @eri6t iiber
0oS &obr 1904. 0erielbe eritredt
it'd iibcr 5rciboo 9tr. I: Nr. 1873.
Siios9igbItroBe; Nr. 2: Ar. 500,
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1902 1908 1901
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8rcicn 52.665 44,435 7t.723
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
0eloienonngen nadj SeatIdIano nno
ScItreid

su ID Gents pro Marf iino 2OA
Gents pro arone. gorto ertra.
Wedliel oiisgcitent auf ale Sbei~~-
Der 8eIt. yiaioc SdiffSfartcn boa
uno nad DeutidIanb. 9beo. S.
0iener & 60, ia Di.eeriue
tor-Str. 8immcr Rr. 8. QSO-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
nnS sunntaa-Gsinriiouen

nod Boibinoton $1.25 auf Der
agennipluania gabn.1 gilcte iino
fiir Die gliidfabrt bis Sonntag
Mbenb giiIiis. Nile 3iigc, Den
@Gongreiiionol 2iiniteo" aiisacnom
men. G1r&sa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03

Gin 6cttgcm Ser Nppcll
oeS nGcrcinS 5llr &erbciicrung scr
Gage Der grmen" cri6eint al onoe.
rer Stelle oes yGeuti6en Gorreipoll.
oenten," mo mir miini6cn Die 9ltf.
merfiomteit beinnocrS oorotlf 51t len.
fen. Gieier &erein lit Der ein5igc
@erein 4n Der Stoot, meld)er ieine
llnterltiibitng allen 9iirgern obre
lluteridieo Der &eligion, oes differs
obct oes 8eihlcdtcS SIT 5bcil mcrocll
lGBt. Gum Better Der Notblciocnocu
bot oieier 8erein ein Bureau in 9tr.
t01, @eit.S oroto9oItroBe. cingerid.
tet, 0aS ieoen Nben0 bis ~ ltbr offen
oebalten miro. 9ic Nniorocrltnoen
Oieies Sobr iino in 6olge Scr a1lte
ollBeroelpobnIid groB, un6 bcIonocr3
iino 9renmnoterinl uno 9aarlnittcl
eriorberlid). 9eitr60e iperoen bonn
SfotmeiIter beS GereinS, Gbon1o3
6. 9ono, 9r. t0t, @eIt . SARATOGA,
StroBc, oonfenb cntgegcn genonl.
nno iilto icbr luilfommen.
3um 9citcn cineS &in0cr.
Ncrtens. - Gin GerfoufSbo,nr
Sum 9eiten oeS Mcaint.ainoecaoy.
tens, baltimore mo gisquitb1Stt.,
folto geItern Nodmittng oaielbit Itott.
Gem 9o5or itonoen Dor bie 1rolst
eomoro HobinIon, Ho6el SltS6ano,
5. aemp Bartlett, 0liper WutibeluS,
SenrD H. SborpleB, 9. @onaro San.
men, Sobn s. Cornell mo 9(aer Gor-
ter uno Die 5rls. Gao Sntton. Ser
tfo Sarhep, 6lprence Giron nllo
Cor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Slnlin.W1nncrdlpr.

3arrcniitnug SOnatag, 5. Tc6rnar,
in Der y@orluGrtss Safe" 734 @eits
2erinstOn Strafe. Nnfana s llbr
NbemoS. (29,31,35,36)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
Nus Baltimore . Gpnntn.


Grei Seitomente SIR 9riiiung 5uge.
loiieu. - 9ln5 Oenl Sdlitten &C.
morfcn mo gcihlciit. Gin
llniflm.
4rei Scitomcntc iino im @aiierl-
aeriht 5u Somion sur @riiilung 51t
gelaiieu morocn. Dos GeItamcnt oe&
Sofob i. 5cufcl biutcrldBt oeiieu
Sobn Charles $500 mo Den Neit oea
Nahloiie5 Ser @itttpc, MortbaIonia
Scufel, oltf 2~ebenS5cit. Rod) ibrem
So0e ioIl Der NodIoB 5t aleiten
5beilcn inter Die &in0er ocS Grblai=
ier@, Charles, 6rcocrid, Gnlilic mo
&ena Sutfel, uertbeilt meroen.
Qos Geitnment ser Worgoret N.
Gor6itt binterlGbt ibrcn S06ncn
5obn 81. 5000, Somca Y. $25, Der
ct. MOriensGoniercr3 Der st. Bin.
cents DC EouE@ eicQidoft $50, Der
g0olrnG Catholic 6ricnO5 Societp"
oea ST. &oiepbS-&loIterS" $50 mo
ocn Nett oca No6loiica ocn G0dlteru
Der &erltorbCncr
&n ocm 1cItoulcntc Scr 2llQtita
u. hid mcrOcn $4,000 inter oeren
bciOe S0bne 2omrente u. Eoolc nto
@n. @cnrp Yoolc uertbcilt ltn0 Der
Nett OcS NoAloiic5 utter oic ii6rigcn
Sinner.
Sim, the Eceper," ltottQe.
itcllt.
Scit ciuigcr Belt 6o6crtiid 6rotcn
lno WtGO6cu iu 6ig6louotonn oorii
Der bctloot, Bob elm otter M}onn lie
ooourdl in Sdrcdcn bcriebtc, ouB cr
Oltrd) Die @intcrtbiircn DER 0Gllicr in
0ieiclben 0rnnQ uohocm cr iih ourd)
cincn @lid ms &ii6enfeniter iibcr.
5cngt bate, Dob 9ticmono i'll scr
&iiGc mor, ulO OoB cr oonn, lpcnt
cruiidt, 5u bcttelu ilrdJtc. Eolt3iit
Soncs 4. Mom ling ben M}nnn, ser
iiA Sim 6lpnn nonnte, Elm, mo &c.
tern lpuroc Ocriclbe in Scr Boli5ei.
itotion 81 Canton orli Elm Sobr ms
Staot9ar6citsbanS 9cian0t,
S~raurigc 2oQc.
Ser II Sabre oltc Golpnro Orr.
Der ongob, ieinc &cimat6 lei nohc
0rp Hun Nifc, ic6S Wcilcn Don
MortinSburg, @.=8u., lit geitcr1t in'S
Nrmcnbolta SIT 3ero5, goltimore-Go,
gelonOt morben. Gr iagte, CT lei flr5
nod Dem 9ultimorer grunoe nod
baltimore getommen ln0 ieitoent,
obnc Nrbeit erlongen 5lt fGnnen, BON
Ort ST. Srt gelpon0ert, bis er ollf Der
OeS @m. EortS SIT ScroS Nr-
belt erbielt. Gr leioet oil R6euma.
ulo man miro periu6elJ
feline GltCrn 81 benndri6tigcu.
&eri6ic0ene&.
Sr. 4. Bernard @rcett bon 9olti
more lplr0c ON 9ie1itng 5t Sp0cS.
County, olla ieinemS Hlit,
ten g%eid)Ieuocrt mo ettpa so 0oro$
lueit gcihIcift. Mon funO i'm IN
bciirnungSloipm 3uitonoc mo 6olb
crfrorcn ollf, ood) bot er iid ndbeu
crholt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-02-03
lInterhaItnnas . @eaiueiier.

nMutt,gtassmie," 49, 2ieie g9ode: uQtit,
qafi, Roiif!"
G6aie'S 1Beater. Tteic 2eo6c; o96e 1idet
of Stupe 9iau.
,ountpnHhrnHen 3Bratrr." - 3tefc 9Ro6e:
,9tcrub the Faciiic.
nSptb'S cprruBnus." 49, 9tefe @o6e: nRaifs
les, foe glmateIr Craftsman"
,,Winrhlann SBeatCr." - 2ieie ISOLDE: tag
lih Wtuitnec, Ncitb'5 gEaltbCOlller Glars.
y9ieues AuSit0tium." 49, Sicie 4&udc: ser
aBHiA Der ,}auberlitultlCr Aeuur.
,Slaucb'S Sbcater," - Stcie YS0bC; o@irI
OF tie EirePta,"
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
TWENTY YEARS AGO"

f. f. Mueller, the popular Gunni-
son jeweler, and Miss Mary A. Clarey
were married IN Denver.
A. X. Stevens returned from a
trip east and reported having gained
&c pounds in weight
Prof Ridgeley fell down the shaft
OF the Forest Queen mine at Irwin
and died of his injuries.
q. =. Abercrombie withdrew from
the firm of Abercrombie and karr
and returned to Massachusetts.
Henry Teachout rented his Ohio
Crock ranch preparatory to moving
70 Delta. Estes Bros. rented the
ranch.
W. Burnett was making garden
and it was predicted that there
would be a heavy decline in the
price of cabbages and potatoes in
the Gunnison market that coming
iall.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
The Call Of. the Cunnison.

June first, that's next Thurs
day,-the angler will start for the
streams to taste the sport he has
been longing for ever since
spring sunshine thawed the blood
in his veins.
We underestimate the attraction
our splendid fishing stream has for
the dweller in stufy city offices.
Outdoor life of any kind is good and
during hot summer days calls with
almost irresistible force to the clerk
and money magnet alike. Yet many
a man who would stifle the mere
thought of = day spent tr.mping the
hills will break away from the whir-
ring wheels of industry for the
definite purpose Of whipping the
trout streams with rod and hy. He
then forgets the world and its
worries and will walk 90 miles with
out fatig~e. He will do this beside
some inferior stream. Much more
will he do it beside a magnificent
river like the Gunnison where the
FISH are large, gamey and numerous
and give battle royal TO any man 5
feathered steel. Come to Gunnison
as soon as the river goes down, for
this promises to be banner fshin 2
season.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
VsAAing of Hon. Dexter 7. -
and Mns Pearl Cranam.

At 5:n p m, at the Office and hos
OF Hon. Dexter T. Sapp. occsrv~d
Tuesday evening May 25rd, ~
marriage TO Miss Pearl q. Grahsm.
a popular and accomplished yosaG
lady Of this city.
Hon. Theron Stevens, Of Oxray,
performed the marriage ceremony -
the presence OF a few intisngo0
friends The bride wore = beastil
costume Of cream silk and carrio
brides ro-s-s The he~se ~sA -Aessf'
rated with cut flowers in profusion
After the ceremony wedding
supper was served.
Mrs. Sapp was the recipient Of a
large number Of beautiful and costly
wedding gifts, among them many
cut glass pieces. \ particularly
handsome set consisting OF cut glass
pitcher and table mirror with half
dozen tomblers was presented by
members Of the famous 'Neversink
club" Last Friday afternoon Miss
Graham was treated TO shower
by ladies of the Woodmen Circle, to
which organization she belongs, and
received a number of useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sapp will begin
housekeeping in Gunnison at their
home, where the best wishes of many
friends follow them.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

A gentleman IN Missouri wishing
some oats, advertised in the county
paper for them. BY carelessness of
the proofreader the advertisement
read: ANY one having a surplus of
Of cats will oblige Joel Stemm by
taking him a two-bushel sack full. -
1t was a slight mistake, a instead
of an o. but see what advertising
Will do. Mr.. Stemm got twenty
three cats, twenty of whice were
Toms, instead Of his two bushel of
oats.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
D00su M AZ 90
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Ne~-< eoanUsuo C~u1uuu4nD.
0asAsV, No. -.
R NssaNin Aas hruAsd . AnlAA-
ing ssss q ks. s. - sssCsins a .
drug sAse - sAis piass.
H. 3. k~ cs.e u hasA.r fs<o
ColussAo SpssaR. - > co-0s.ss
of The osaGiasl fowa So eu0easy.
and i.a.s,-AsA u .iaisG = OAio.
Mr.. Cssts q ~ AsAlasA avuap
has ca0assGsA wusk clsasiAe -
prepsssAsy " pssssaG new ed l.sG
er mscAisssy ca OAso Cvssk hssOs
the ksynoeA
Geo. fkce csnse IN ls~t wssk iron
LIttletoa Colo ssd ~ coatesapisssaG
getting q ssw mill in On has ti.t'er
land up Conaache g~LcL. IL wss
visiting the coanty ses' Aoadsy.
Mr.. Bo~worth came IN last week
from Colorado Spr,ags to look after
his holdings in tovn lots He
bought out the Casfmsn addition
last fAll and erected nice story and
a half cottage, and is eoing to pot
another hosse right away. Mr.. En-
lott also built q nice dwelling in the
new addition.
The managers Of the Colorado a
Southern will be in this week 10
look over the mining outlook and 10
build depot here, which is needed,
and install an agent. 1t is reported
ON good authority that funds are
beng raised for the erection of a
large and commodious hotel to be
built soon. A much needed enter
prise.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
CLARENCE ADAMS.
Gold Nine For Sale
First class MJ1u1ae p4uYNfty 4

sale. Located in Gunnison Geld
Belt one fourth mile from town OF
Spencer. Five feet Of ore that tested
bv numerous mill runs averages S 20
in gold All Tree milling. no refrac-
tory ores Easy haul 20 railroad
Vein opened ON $50 feet Of length.
Lies between two well known mines.
Price 81 500. invite thorough in
spection. This Is a fine property at
extremely low price Am sole owner.
PAT TRANoB.
Spencer Colo
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
Joint mectiag ef the Thsee Csaai-
son VOmAn's Cluhs.

At an invitation from the NJ A. G..
the Womans club and Isabella Tour
list club met in Joint session at the
Presbyterian church Monday at ?
p. m. TO hear the various papers and
reports that were given at Mpmtrose
There were 80 club ladies in attend
ance and several visitors.
Mrs O O'leary gave her Greetings
10 the Conference. Mrs. Purrier
read her paper ON What Christian
iiy has done ior Women" Duscuss~
ION followed that was very belpfal
and interesting.
Mrs. Whlpp reported on the Fed
Grafton work. Mrs Land reported
On the Business transacted and the
Scholarship and Loan Fund.
Mrs. Zugelder proposed "A Lecture
Course to be worked up by fall, aud
wanted the clubs to become interest
ed. The Presidents Of the three
clubs, by virtue Of their Office, Miss
Brown, Mrs. Dunkel and Mrs. Pur-
rier. are to constitute an Executive
committee 10 arrange affairs for the
Conference to be held here next year.
This committe appointed Mrs Lewis
chairman of ways and means conf
mittee with power to appoint her
own working force. Bills were al
lowed and report of soliciting com
mittee was given Mrs. Shacllleford
read her paper THE Rights of the
Child and then gave her report on
the social features of the Conference.
Moved and carried that said report
be given to each Gunnison paper for
publication (but we regret that this
reached MS too late for insertion.
Mrs. Purrier gave her report on
the papers read at the conference
The secretary read the resolutions
and gave the questions as asked and
answered at the Conference. Mrs
IO'Leary reported on Transportation
Mrs. Blackstock as a member OF
the Civic committee from the Wo-
mans club asked that a committee
he appointed from the other two
clubs to meet and work together to-
ward Identifying our cemetery.
Miss Brown appointed the follow
ing from the N. A. c.: Madames
Steele, Lewis, Wilson, Zugelder and
Dunkel. The Civic committee re-
galarly appointed at the second
meeting of the Wonans club are
Madames Corum. Blackstock, Fran
cisco, Boyles and Gaiser. Mrs. Pur-
rier will appoint her committee OF
the Tourist club and the members
will get to work.
The club ladies' Of the town will
be a committee Of the whole to assist
the Boosters club" and hope to be
of much assistance and not be con-
sidered in the way. The club women
will stand one hundred strong and
help all movements along that will
helm our CITY.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
Stockgfowers' Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Gun
nison County Stockgrowers' associa-
iion will he held at the court house
in Gunnison on Saturday, june Sd,
1905, 10 a. M Officers for the en-
suing year Will be chosen and other
important business transacted. A
full attendance of members is de-
sired.
W A. GILLAsrEY, Pres.
l.. H. EAsTERLY, Sec.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
Church Notices

Christian Science services at the
Christian church Sunday, at ] a. IN.
Subject: God the Only Cause and
Creator
The subject next Lords Day"
morning at the Presbyterian church
viii be The Five Holy Mountains
X scripture.
The Epworth League viii give an
exchanqe Saturday June 10th Ice
cFeam and cake will be served
Room north of News-Champion of
lice
The Nations Debt TO the Soldiers
II the Rebellion viii be the theme
at the Methodist church Sunday
morning. No services In the even
ing on account of the Cnion Mem0r-
ial services at the Presbyterian
church IN the evening.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
Summer Vacation Rates via Union
Pacific

To all Missouri river points, Kan
sas City, St Joseph, Omaha, etc and
intermediate points east Thereof to
and including Memphis, St Louis,
Peoria, Chicago. Milwaukee. Duluth,
St Paul and Minneapolis.
May 26, %, June 2, 4. 5, 9, IL, &
12.and July to 10 inclusive a,
ONE FARE PLUS $500 for round
trip.
Final limit Oct. 81
]. c. Ferguson, Gen Agt.
94l, 18th St, Denver, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ernserAne-Sana~0o

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neNGs'kss PAsasssts. ptarwskgaa. bss-~tsvor-
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psethad tAsa gaR or hossA esd kne. sAootiaG ~
gaHse troia puk>tc hiBh or ussaG st<s or kssd
psssted bNgerts. coasuinG VITA daDs kttlinG
game ny proxy. ~ ~ gaW< ~ n~A tak~a ~ hsroe
uausaa1uo. aNo - tor AAys snly aeeer ct.ssr ~
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O1onADs ,ps,RiowR, esr waia wtusly kit,snG or
injarin nG each kk e2N Ds~t 81" Anteaeys~. u ~;
Mountain sh~ep e2sso; Bwoaio. 81 .o<rs. Beaver.
e25. kird. s10. n~A. 81.
l.ipsanss esch noR-v~~isasst. G~a~rsi bunting
k25. -re~saent bird basting, I day ~ each
additional day 81 rs~sss-"t hastiRs u guide 80
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

The band boys are planning on a
band stand oa the vacant corner
opposite the bank. 1t is a fine idea
and worth pushing. There is no
use talking, band music these even
ings is good for that tired feeling.
The chamber of commerce has taken
up the matter, S55 has been raised
already and the stand will be up
ready for an outdoor concert next
week.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
For Sale.

five-room adobe house and fonr
lots on Wisconsin street, known as
the Nina Riley property, Apply 10
j. f. BROTHERs.
County Clerk.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
lid RsuiIeaee ~ Snle
An Early Survev

OF our spring carpet stock will
give YOU some acceptable ideas about
new floor coverings for your home.
1t viii also give You some ideas
about the advantages oi buying car
pets here, where choice is large and
prices are low.
CLsRLNcE ADAMS.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

Ny next dates for Gunnison win
be June II to -. Twill have some
thing special in Photos to offer at
that time Watch this advertisements
Remember the dates II viii pay you
TO do it.
fotograIer Dean.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

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6w $3.50 - 6asnaaR
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sunns - fusninApA
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ns-ks 80 ~assssssAs sosas~ss
- kYas tAsss Gsa.ss ~ CO.
t10ss - laAss sAaa she $7tA.
CIGARS = UAaa.suls - ssAaa.
GsO. h.aG, 0kss 80 inCAasy, Mais
Sasss. 0saaisssa, Cslp.
Gsaaisna sssssais - pnsssl
Oesds u ksgass. Rs.isd yess
friesd tAst the ssas<n - eesa, June
ETst.
fos Sale. AlsUoss nee 3s calibre
dosh!s sctsoa s'ckeled plated revol-
ver With ~ cartridges t4.JO, this
ohies.
Lodging
Rooms 10 Rent
Al the paint store. first corner
soeth Of Gannlson Hardware,
psinein0 Lsuoas
On the afternoon Of NAV 3Oth Mrs
Sears will receive those Interested in
painting. 10 form class.
The Jack, Spanish Tailor aud
our Shire stallion will stand for the
season at our ranch ON Tomichi
creek, FIVE miles east Of Gunnison.
Van Tuyl Bros.
Fishing tackle To catch the big
fish. All the latest novelties in flies.
rods, reels and lines. A complete
outfit at a moderate price
O'Leary's Drug Store.
For Sale-Three Hundred and iftv
acre ranch four miles east of Gunni-
son, ON Tomichi river. Cattle, horses,
machinery etc. Address
j. l.. Griliing
Box $40, Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
eseuA CsvgsAl L. ~ Sels
psssai1sase ~ &sk

Jewett Oak Heating Stove
Folding Iron becstead.
! Set He'd Springs and Mattress.
Some other things yos might want
cheap. Henry p. Lake.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Wsnt sds and announcements under this hea'
esats q line.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

Nut frappe Sundae is the lates
wrinkle at OLearys fountain.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

200" cards for sale at the News
Office. One cent apiece.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

For Sale-Three Hundred and fiftv
acre ranch four miles east of Gunni-
son, ON Tomichi river. Cattle, horses,
machinery etc. Address
J. l.. Griliing
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-05-26

To Rent-Furnished House TO
small family. Inquire at this Office