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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
Epilepsy,
Fits

ConvulsionA, or 6pasuas
and st. Vitus' Dance arc
Nervous Diseases. Most
cases can be cured by
strengthening and build
ing up the nervous system.
To do this a nerve medi-
cine is needed. DIR. Miles
Nervinc will be found
effcacious and satisfac-
tory. 1t has cured many
cases Of these diseases
and we believe it viii
cure you. We can give
you names of many who
have been cured through
its use. Write for advice.
my son John had epilepsy for years.
and Sa,., after having him treated by
continued to have spells. l had al
most given up in despair. but know
ing the virtue Of DR. Miles Anti Pain
Pills for sick headache. 1 concluded to
try the Nervine. During June 1906, I
gave him teaspoonful three times .
day, then in July ! gave II as directed,
and l could nee that he was improving,
and he has not had a spell since
August 2s. 1906. and has taken ne
medicine since Jan.-O7. l am writing
the case just as it Is hoping 1t VI
induce others to try II"
W. X. ALLISON, Mooresviile. n. c.
Nour druOUist sells D~. Miles Nerv.
eNe, ana We authorize him to rOAaseO
price OF first bottle (only) " u Salto
- benefit YOU.
Miles Medical Go, Elkhart. Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
0El1CEa

Ness-Champioa Correspoadence.
"Wednesday, January $
Mrs. j. I. Iisrrows has been IA
disposed the past week
A few Of the Cebolla bows have
pss.sd through Spencer looking for
stray cattle.
James Foster Is visiting the
Schnepf family at Powderhorn for
. couple Of weeks.
The heaviest snow in several years
visited Spencer last ~eek. A foot Of
the beautiful makes excellent sleigh
ing
Mrs l.. Harris, who has . sAw
mill on Indian creek, stopped over
night in Spencer on her way to Ohio
creek.
Hay, Foster and Barrows have
done the annual work on the Rob
Roy for Eugene McGregor Of Pow
derhorn
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
ossvss nasksls

Last week WAS very good one in
the local cattle market. Receipts
were not heavy but there was a
good demand for the stuff here and
prices closed 10 TO % cents higher
Good beef steers found ready out
let, the demand being much better
than the supply prices ranged from
S375 to $4.35 but choice kinds are
quotable up to 81 80, several bun
ches going at the latter price dur
ing the week and this morning.
Fair to good cows sold at S2S5 to
S325 with common to fair stuff at
50 to S215. Bulls were about a
dime higher, best selling at 81 IS
with the range down TO 81 %.
Feeder and stocker supply was light
and the trade was of light volume
during the week There was good
demand and the steers offered found
ready sale Right good dehorned
steers closed strong to dime higher
but the general run of stuff, while
firm, shows no material change. In
dications point to a good demand
here for feeders and stockers during
the balance of the winter and es-
pecialy during the stock show
week, when large numbers of east
ern buyers will BE here to make pur-
chases With heavy receipts and
lower markets at all eastern points
today, prices here are weak to dime
lower on all but the very best cattle
Supply 1900 head
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
NOWEvlll
News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, January Z.

Tuesday, January Z.
Mrs Wm. Spann is visiting rela-
tives and friends th,s week.
Miss Emma Lucero returned Sun
day to her school duties at Gunni-
son.
Mrs. W. A. Willis and Mrs. Anna
Miller were visitors at the county
seat Monday.
Miss Emma Lucero entertained a
number of her friends at cards Fri
day evening
Mrs. c. T. Sampson and daughter
frankie were the guests of Mrs.
Comstock Sunday.
Many are now taking advantage
of the good sleigh roads by hauling
good supply of coal.
The bachelor girls of this vicinit,
celebrated New Years night with q
Leap Year dance. Take your timt
girls.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
ONO CREEK
News-Champioa Corresposdence.

Wednesday, Jan. s
Miss Laura Wright, of Gunnison,
is spending the week at T. W.
Grays.
Otis Moore and W. A. Gillaspey
went to Denver with cattle last Sat
urdsy.
L. H. Easterly has joined the
telephone brigade and has q tele-
phone installed in their home.
Our weather, about 20 below, is
cold and crisp and the best of
sleighing with about foot of SNOW
Misses Lena aud Lou Lightley
returned last week to their school at
Canon City, after spending the hol-
idays at home
Holidays are over and our young
folks are in school again. Fairvlew
school resumed Monday with Miss
Sara Easterly in charge again.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
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Ne~s-CnAnay.soa CogseaoaoA-oc<-

-
Wednesday. Jan :.
K. II. Is~Comt,e- lrlt Moodsy
fos Ohio Gfy
M,s. c. Eo.eishl i. ns~ tesch.nx
ii Assker, Col0.
Nrs. Add.~ AcAlI,.ser v.a.,ed the
cosssy SCOT lsss ~se<
A II AcCoanell sea, 10 Grand
Junct,oa lasa Wednesday
Steve Matters 10 the o~neT of .
t,ssatliul new three seated sled
Will AcConaegl and family re-
turned SstSsdSy from Ohio City
I'd NcCoanell has treated him
self To . new Edison phonoGrspk
3Mrs. A. II Mcconnell and child
vsa spent Ne~ Year with Mr.. and
Nrs Shuck hart
Mr. Fuller. of the Abe Lincoln,
passed through "Wednesday on hi.
~ay TO Bowerman.
Mrs. Robt Mcdonnell and son.
ot Gunnison, spent New Year with
Mrs. S,ephenson
VIM. Howard returned Wednes-
day from Denver and 10 again work
ing for W. j.. benUett.
l.. l.. Bush and I'd Mcconnell
each sold . bunch Of fat csttle 10
Jerry O'Regan Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Bush Sheldon cele-
bra,ed her 2oth birthday Saturday
with dance and box supper.
Oscar Rich, the Bowerman stage
driver, is laid up with badly frozen
toes. W. A Sheldon has taken MS
place.
Mrs L. ID Stephenson entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank and children
and Mr.. and Mrs Walter Adams aud
children at dinner New Year
About twenty gathered at T..
ID. Stephenson to watch the old
year out. A basket supper And
dancing formed the entertainment
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. johnson,
and daughter. G. DesCombes and
Mrs. DssCombes at dinner Sunday
G. A. DesCombes and mother en-.
tertained at dinner New Year: Mr.
and Mrs. d. A. Mcconnell, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Fogg, Ed Mcconnell. Mr.. anc
Mrs W. A. johnson and Miss Pear
johnson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
Cssl Csttle Aipoeats

The cattle shipments delayed on
account of the financial conditions
are now beginning to go out and
the stock is in fine condition. On
Saturday ten cars left, four of cows,
belonging to Otis Moore, three of
steers which he has sold to an east
|ern buyer getting S3l5 flat with
out cut or shrink, which is nearly
- at the river Carey Partch,
|and l.. II. Easterly eact
shipped car Sunday ter
Ears went to lola for shipments by
"a. X. Stevens, c. Rouviere, Nalen
|kine Ehret and others Mrs. l.. Bel
bel has sold about a hundred heac
Ibf fat cattle to eastern feeders.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
Ne~s-Champioa C0rreapooAence.

Wednesday. Jsnuary 8.
ID c. Redmond is working his
CoPpervilIe property this winter.
Otts Bowers is bsildins = new
road over the Couraad hill for Hias-
dale county.
W. y. Sainmons has ersctsd too
nsw cattle sheds Of lumber, covered
with iron and entirely snclosed.
Mountain lions seem 10 have TAX en-
the hint and tucked their tails. ~
scsrcely any tracks have bssa ssen
the last month.
T.. A. McGregor took Mics Nay
Nichols TO Gannison last week
where she will continus her studies
in the high school
After spending tho holidays in
the valley, Johnnie Foster and c. j
Huftalen recently returned to their
home on the Upper Cebolls.
W. c. Howard, Chas. Lee and
Bowers Bros purchased fosr here
ford bulls of Anderson Bros, of
Gsnnison and broaght them in ths
first Of the year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
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CssssaDanAnn0.
Friday. Jssxasy ;.

:"
lsGhan 4 Phillip. asve jsA oov-
ed into their nes ssleua wkscA -
.2xJo tse, They wess bssasA c~t
short t,u.s ago. EocA Lss0s<.
~ho ~ss also burned oct. kss Dossd
h,s barber shop into the HsAirr
bosldlsg.
Anotker IRE occurred ys.AssAsy .,
Ohio shoot fosr clock IN tAs s1oer-
no'oa. Thos. BssIsy . sssiAssos sad
cootents were consuuaoA BY aanss
Mr.. ksalry Was Away q vost q the
mlnes and Mrs Haley ksA eu.s sp
town o. do some trsdiag, IssslnS
the three children vt hosHs. Dusins
her absence the hoass caught hTe,
and it is supposed ths childrsn
were the cause of the blase, and
baFely sscap The buildinx be
loaSsd ." drs. Johnspa with no
insurance
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
Hnn1nr RunAuN -
oserlhnFauos1 W9O1o

4, an stations 9. he. vka~e vissS ~a1
yisali-y n.sy have ls-sn undermined AS1
hSo~cp as~n by evcr wTs- eSacting
social dnsscs. the 80 fvsssucnt hss2slSs a
caisssrcn. er oshss Gauss. VII kIsd N II.
Pssscvs Faxaxsse Ys,z~cssvssoa the nsasa
poseus inv laara tang restorative strength
0is0 Gs9 Acss.sd S0 oAsis aDsctal eses-
T. Hus~saG10saAs0 - - = sHuscsst
y sa1xohas sasaainiag 49, s1gsaOoA
81 pssuaasa - sepa4Aa1 OunIetsAo<u1
~ - cAai1 GAscsss 80 -
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Sa6S.leN ~. 4 ssn1nak ]
l1Ie52. 0e00 Oeek veosA.. 49,
su0sH isu0 Sss9ueut headschs~> t.sc6-
scke. dsaeginG down ds,ssc-s tow e"~o
in the ai-doasssa- 90 freD painful ~ irvae
uiAs usoatkly psr,esla. Gnss. .nG % d'ar
trcsssd sensation IN ss"ssAcA- Azzy =
faint spells. sse imaginary sSecAs - -ISs
0oatinG t-.fore eyes. Lave d'>AGv~eaps IVA
pelvic catarrhal DRAIN peosae-G-- snsr
version ~ vctrvvcrsion 70 oshsg @I>i'saes-
nlcni> 81 womauly oFgaRe frosa wcss"ess
Of paris will. whethce they exyws'cuas
many 90 ouly . few u the stsse sy mp
tous. hIsd relief and . PerAapcut c'sre ~
ssine faithfully and larry p.rss-;sssly
In resce's Favorise Prescription.
This ~orid -fa0ed specific tos ~oWase
UeaApsssss nEA peculiar ssinscnss -
pur. alycrvic exsract of the choicest ~
live, nsedicinal voots ~itheut . drop a
slcssAM in its makeup. All tt- inaredi-
eats printed in plain English On its b'ttie-
wrapIs,s and sttsstcd under oath ~.
Pierce thus invites the fullest inse-tisa,
tion II his formula knowing that II VIII
he found ~ contain only the best AGENTS
known To the most advanced medical
science u all the di7creut schools of Isse-
tce fW the cure ~ womAns Is,cuisef
weaknesses and ailmsnts.
II you want ~ Know nose stout ths
composition and professional en.i"rs',.
meBt of the -fzvWits f'rcscr piion >ena
postal card request 10 In. x. v. f,erce,
Buffalo. \. Y. for bis free Gss'Aics treat
ing II same.
You can't aAovd ~ Accept ss . sus~si-
tnte for this rcmedy ~ kw"s'W cs'ssas~ .ssss1sl
. secret R~traR u sssskssssoA cSw<t'ssk
olDM. Ion't Do II
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10

Field and Farm-The Gunnison
stock growers association has come
no the front with financial aid to de-
tend the Fred Light case with the
forestry service. This test case is
still on the outside Of the courts and
NAV never. be tried The forestry
Recruitment intends making a bluff
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10

of the public domain to the cattle
barons is proving a regular bull in
a china shop among many Of the
local stockgrowers associations
throughout the country and they are
repudiating the whole dirty bust
ness Some Of them have decided
not to follow the National any far
ther and at the recent meeting Of the
Roaring Fork association the follow
ing resolution was passed: "Inss-
much as the American National Live
stock association has seen fit to con-
tinue to demand law for the leas-
ing Of the public domain and there
by advocating system OF govern
mental control of the unocupied
grazing aud agricultural lands,
which would finally drive all small
stockowners out of business, we con-
slider that organization unworthy
the confidence we have placed in it;
and inasmuch as it has allied itself
with interests directly opposite to
our industry and TO the detriment
of all small stock growers of the west,
it is hereby resolved that we with
draw from further aiiiliation with it
and further that we earnestly re-
quest the Colorado Horse and Cat
tie Growers association that thew
take similar action and sever all
connections with the American Ma
tional live stock association.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
SOMERSET AND BARnlME
News-Champion CorrespOadence.

Monday, January 6.
Mrs Nora Jones and daughters
are spending few davs at Bardine
Mrs Bardine and Miss !. Brown
spent New Year with Mrs. E. D.
Redmon.
Mrs. Mckee returned to Somerset
after few days visit with friends
in this vicinity.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
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AnSsoa C0essaDooAsA0s.


Thursday, Jan. ?
N..s LYDIA Hill is spendinx tbs
ho ,dsys vith relative. IN Trinidad.
c.o. Lls...y spen, eAr..,ma. =,
Psoais With hi. family
Wm K. kreutzer and Mr. I'd
nansoa are here this wesk on busi =
ns~s.
H. 5 Carpenter and fsm,ly euter-
salpsd \. l.. Carpenter and family
\eW Years
M.sse~ Fora and N,lise Carpenter
snd J T.. Wise attended the dance
q; Lake CITY Ne~ Year Eve
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
COAL COAL, COAL,
Parsons 4 Ferguson.
Older Than EgYpt

The prehistoric ruins Of Mexico seea on
the private train excursion leaving llsnver
January 2>th, via. Colorado 4 Southern.
Reservations should be made at once.
+. Il. FISHER. q. =. A., Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10

Jerry ORegan shipped three cars
OF cattle from here Saturday and two
from Parlin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10

Field and Farm-The persistency
of the American Livestock associz-
ton in holding out for the leasing
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10

Stockmen who have to pay graz
ing fees on the Gunnison fores, rr-
serve are going to have confab the
afternoon of the 18th at the court
house with Will c. Barnes, who it
one of the officials from Washington
The object will be to impress on
him that the grazing fee should be
lowered. Why not adopt the plan
of the stockmen of Eagle, Garfield,
Grand, Routt and Pitkin counties,
and the resolution adopted by our
Gunnison association last spring.
and convince him that the whole fee
system is wrong Anyway the meet
ing is worth while going to.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10

Butter wraps for sabs q NeVs4C 4CAaa
pt0a 0Ace.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10

at Light and the other cattlemen to
get money out of them for grazing
cattle on the reserves this year
When Pinchot was in Denver last
June he signed stipulation in
which he promised to bring actino
against Light in the T. 5. supreme
court to test the legality of the
grazing tax but A. vet he has failed
to come through and shows a dis
position to dodge the issue. The
Roaring Fork and Eagle River stock
association held meeting the other
day and took fall out of Pinchot
and his funny methods and the
whole case Will be threshed out
again at meeting Of the state as
sociation January 2lst
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-10
A Car Load Of Pure Kansas Rock Salt

To the Gunnison Ranchnen:
I expect a Lyons, Kansas, LUMP
ROCK SALT about January This salt,
by official tests is e9.77 cent pure. 1t is
perfectly white when crushed. It is mined from
huge body Of natural rock salt, 1000 feet below
the surface. 1t has received the highest
dorsenent Of Worlds Fairs and the praise Of all
who use it. The largest stocknen and ranchnen in
the West recommend it.
I have taken the Gunnison county agency for
this salt and respectfully request you to make
trial of it. Price is Sl8 from the
Yours truly,
HENRY PURRIER
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
OLD RUTGERS GRADS" GASP.
Cannot Understand About solo Luncheons"
and Slipping Five Dollars"

New Brunswick. N J., Feb. 10 tSpeclaD-1he
staid old Dutch reformed cergymen and other old
Jerseymen who among the alumni of the Rut-
gers College are gasping over the sangy letter they
have received inviting them to attend the annual
dinner of the Rutgers Alumni Association or New
York at the Hotel Plaza on Friday night Ihe
letter was sent out by the association secretary
Drew W. Hagaman.
The old fellows understood that they were to at
tend the dinner and hear Governor J. Franklin Fort
and Mayor George B. Mcclellan. but they are
taxing the knowledge they absorbed from Rutgers
lexicons to comprehend what the secretary meant
by sentences like these:
The dinner this wear promises TO be great sue
cess From reliable Information concerning the
number who are coming it Is quite certain that 1t
will make last years dinner look like solo lunch
II YOU are member and your dues for the
rent year have not been paid slip SO to Charles
r Pattison treasurer, Fuller Building. as quickly
and quietly as you and get on the bind wagon
for the biggest dinner the association has ever
had Pattison is a quiet secretive person and will
hand YOU back your dinner ticket and never let on
that YOURS was not the first money over the coun-
If you are not member of the association take
the same treatment just prescribed for members.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
ACTORS WANT MORE REGULATION

The executive committee Of the Actors National
Protective Union representing the organized vaude
willie actors affiliated with the American Fedora
.icn of Labor. decided yesterday to send
Tuittee 10 Albany when the bills of Senator Mccall
and Assemblyman Gluck regulating moving picture
shows come lp for hearing to urge that they he
amended The union thinks these bills do cover
the ground sufficiently.
Henry De NauN. president Of the union. said last
evening that he had asked Governor Hughes's Co
operation in bringing about legislation the
following points That moving picture show
shall be carried IN building used dwell
src- that al places where moving pictures are
SHOWN must comply with the rules Of the Buildings
and Fire departments covering places Of amuse-
iueft. that person under twenty-one years OF
asSe shall q operator OF any moving picture
ua chine; that all operators shall pay license fee
OF g. wear: that person shall receive such
license unless he Las satisfactorily passed tech
Iical examination: that every machine must he
tested before license is issued its operator and
that there be asbestos curtain attached 10 every
machine. which can lie dropped in front OF 1t In
"a uf fire
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
CONFEDERATION OF AERO CLUBS.
Organization to Express Opinion of Aero
nautical Matters in United States Advocated.

The Aero Club of America discussed last night
the matter of organizing a confederation of the
clubs of this country and referring il TO the
board of directors to act upon. Frank S. Lahm
asked that the Canton Ohio Club be permitted 10
be the first affiliate.
Cortlandt Field Bishop, president of the club,
who presided at the meeting, said the confedera-
tion should express the opinion of aeronautical
matters in this country, conveying them to the
Aero Club of America, which, he said, is the only
aero club recognized by the International fedora
ton.
Lieutenant T. f. Selfrdge L S. A. told of his
experiences as operator Of DR. Alexander Graham
Bells kites in the experiments last summer, and
Albert c. Triaca, general director of the Interna-
tional School of Aeronautics, euggested that spe-
Cial commission for the subject of aviation be ap
pointed. This will be taken up by the board of di-
rectors.
1t was suggested that the club arrange for the
making of ascensions. and a book opened with
three names II.
IT announced that account OF the auto
mombile races in Florida it had been decided TO
change the date of the second annual dinner at
the St Regis Hotel TO March H.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
WOMEN SEE FIGHT OVER GIRL.
Eastern Distri1 Champion Almost Loses His
3 Title, but Police Call It Draw

There real przeight under the Williams
burg Bridge yesterday afternoon. and had it rot
been the police of the Clymer street station
there might be "A new bantanWeight champion in
the Eastern District this morning. But the police.
acting as referee, called it a draw at the end of
the fifth round.
Dan" Sutton, champion of his class in the East
District, got the hook from the police. KID
kyan another fistc performer. didn't my bet
ter. although he had his his last legs"
Both suitors for the hand of fair Eastern
District girl That's why the fight was ''fit''
A side bet of So and no putting i'm were the
conditions The fighters drew crowd. "Biff
Bang!'' the blows reSounded. Give him an upper
cutt' Now you've got himt' Soak him for met"
were few of the encouraging remarks hurled at
the fighters. Women among the interested
and enthusiastic fight fans. The crowd grew so
large that finally the police had stop the bout
much their sorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
MICHIGAN INQUIRY UNDER WAY.
Governor to Testify To-day as to Use OF
Money in Campaign for Senator.

Lansing, Mich. Feb. 10-Governor Warner and
State Banking Commissioner Zimmerman will go
before the grand jury at Mason tomorrow to
testify regarding various state affairs. With the
testimony of the two a start will be made in the
investigation of alleged attempts by certain state
Senators to solicit bribe last winter in exchange
for promises kill the bill for binding twne
plant in the Jackson prison. The Governor will
also be asked regarding the alleged use of money
in the campaign last winter for United States
Senator during which he issued sensational
statement opposing the candidacy of Arthur Hill.
of Saginaw. This the campaign in which
Senator William Alden Smith was elected Con-
sressnan Townsend and Arthur Hill of Saginaw,
being his principal competitors.
A subpoena has been served on ex-State Treas
,,rer Glazier at Chelsea The officer found Gazier
i'll in bed He IS directed to before the jury
on Wednesday and testify regarding his admins
traton of the state treasury. which is one of the
principal objects for which the jury was convened
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

James Traynor, patrolman attached TO the
West 125th street station. held in 500 bail by
MAGISTRATE WahIe in the Harlem Police Court yes
terday charged with assaulting Charles Lawson.
of No a West 132d street.
Frank Hennessy, eighteen years old. who was
elevator boy in the Monte Sano apartments No.
2s West 9th street. was sentenced yesterday to
three years and six months In state prison by
Judge Malone in General Sessions for robbing an
apartment in the house in which he employed.
Edwin Sweeney, alias Edward Starr, actor
who escaped last August. after he had been
rested for drugging woman and robbng her of
81 900. has been captured in San Francisco. accord
ing to a message received at Police Headquarters
yesterday
Edward Margolies. of No. * Eagle avenue, The
Bronx who is said 10 be the head of a number of
swindIers who have been working among Jewish
drvgoods merchants. arragned in the Tombs
police court yesterday and held in $500 bail for
examination tomorrow.
Michael Conlin. proprietor OF a tea and coffee
store at No. 542 Brook avenue. The Bronx, was
raigned yesterday before United States Commits
sioner Shields for having unstamped oieomarge
his possession and attempting TO sell 1t rs butter.
He was held in 81 so bail for examination Thurs
day.
The Suffolk County Association will hold
union for Long Islanders Il Shanley's Roman
Court. Broadway and 42d street. Saturday
evening. Among the speakers viii he Justices
Walter l.. Iaycox and Frederick r. Crane. of the
Supreme Court: Joseph l.. Belford. the Rev.
Father York Of Huntington. Long Island. and the
Rev. Dr. 5. Parhes Cadman.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-11

of Englewood. y. J.. who first speaker needs
men who climb the ladder of success without
losing conscentiousness New York il to
me. needs the conscience of Bradford County
Then he turned aside say that city bred men
lack the breadth of vision of city men country
born.
The city bred man who does not wealth
produced forgets he is a middle man, and just
middle Enough could not be produced in
New York in twenty years 10 keep the city even
part of day. But it is possible to be city bred
and have a conscience, despite the fact that
the country bred the city every
side Of him hunting out and taking advantage Of
the loopholes in the law. and. once in while. pull
ing the holes in after him
He praised Governor Hughes. who. he said
typical of men who have spent years in the city.
yet able events broadly. He said
the preacher, has a hate for dishonest and
Illicit dealings that is worthy OF man who halls
from Bradford County"