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The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

G C. Lloyd Of south Norualk and Miss Ida Underwood of Rainbow, Windeor' were recent guests at the home of Mrs s. piggs.
 Mrs F, P. Smith who has spent tho winter in. Washington D. C. returns to hey home in Milford on Saturday,
 Mrs Nimn s of New York is the guest of Mir. and Mrs Loren Wilcox on Boad street
 The church choirs will hold their re- hearsal on Saturday evening.
 Miss Medora Beardsley spent yester- day in the central school teaching drawing Miss Beardsley will he the gpost over night of her grandfather. Hon, Charles W. Beardsley and spent Friday ir the school at Woodmont.
 The Milfords will play Yale 1909 team al Athletic rarl, on Saturday afternoon. The local team is assiduously practc- ing for the game
 Miss Mary Dolohery spent Wednes- day with friends in Bridgeport
 The Milford high school team plays the West Haven team at Athletic park on Saturday morning The local team was recently defeated by this team from West IIavm,
 William II. Chaddcrton. Jr., is spend- ing a few days with his parents, at Woodbine Cottage, Rogers avenue.
 Miss Ruth Bartlett commences her second class in musical Kindergarten work on Saturday morning. Applica- tions for membership may he sent to her in care of Mrs. IA. A. Baldwin.
 Mir T. J Falls has returned from a few days spent in New York city.
 The house owned by Emmons Chase which was burned presents a much im- proved appearance. A large veranda has been added and the house has been repaired and painted,
 J. M. Maher and son, who recently purchased a fine livery equipment meet all passerfger trains at the railroad sta tion.
 There will he the regular services in all of our churches on Sunday
 The Union Sunday school at Devon meets in tho afternoon at 3;3O o'clock
 Miss Jenny .Gray-Smith gave fine exhibition of Indian club swinging at the Y. P $. C. F. entertainment in the First church.
 Miss Louise Thompson formerly of Milford who has been staying at Bon nie Brae," Stockbridge, Mass, has been a recent visitor at "Morningside, the Thompson estate at Pond Point.
 MT and Mrs. Emmons Chase have moved into their new home on Cherry street
 Mir, and Mrs, James Ford quietly celebrated their 10th wedding anniver- sary on Thursday
 The funeral of Henry r, Wright for many years q resident of Milford, will be held on Saturday morning at 1C o'clock from the undertaking rooms of the stephen Merritt Burial association
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Carlton Hodgkinson is home from Williams college for few days,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
ANSONIA.
Special Journal-courler New. scryiccl

Miss Nellie Carl was arranged in tho police court yesterday morning before Judge Bryant charged with IntoXIca- ton. She was fined sl and cost,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Mir. and Mrs Edward Buckley have taken the McCleve house for che sea son.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Mir. and Mrs George R. Chamber lain have arrived at their summer home for the season.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

The Morris Cove Pool club which started on it's schedule early last fall has finished in the following order First place won by team Myron R.. Durham and Thomas F., Elliott; sec ond place, William Dulmage and James R. Lyon; third place, Charles Loram and Ambrose Monson, and fourth place, Robert Griswold and R. E. Chamberlain. In the in lividual tournament William Dulmngo finished the winner by an easy margin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

"The Cool Collegians" ia to he pe- scntcd in the West street school next Tuesday evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

The Morris Cove baseball team will play tho East Haven team this after noon on the East Haven green. An enthusiastic bunch of rooters will ac- company the team to East Haven. where an exciting game is looked for as there has always been consider able rivalry between the East Haven and Morris Cove boys. A return game will be played on the Cove grounds, in back of the Shoreham. on Memorial day morning, May 30.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Mir. and Mrs. Raymond Dlckermar returned to their home in East orange N |, yesterday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Today has witnessed a sudden drop of temperature and oyercoats like wise other articles If winter clothing were again in evidence
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Mir. and Mrs. Charles Mix and son, who have spent the winter in the Abel cottage. have taken the Belser cottage for the summer.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Mir. and Mrs. John Mckay and sons have taken up their summer residence at the Morris house.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

All graduates of the Branford high school have been requested to meet at the high school building at o'clock next Monday evening for the purpose of forming an alumni association.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Elijah Rogers has been appointed deputy fro warden
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Arbor day was generally observed here today by the children of the pub lie schools.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

The Stony Creek oyster company shipped a carload of seed oysters this week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

The funeral of Henry r. Wright for many years a resident of Milford, will
 be held on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from the undertaking rooms of the stephen Merritt Burial association,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Hon. L. "A Fisk who Is one of the delegates to the national democratic convention will attend meeting of he above named delegates at the Hotel Garde in Hartford, Saturday
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Mir, and Mrs James Ford quietly celebrated their 10th wedding anniver- sary on Thursday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

The Noada club gave leap yea dance in Tolles hall this evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

The Shelton Reading circle will meet with Mrs. H F Warming Monday af- ternoon at 2:30 o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02
MORRIS COVE NEWS
Items of Interest Concerning People and Doings at
 Shore Resort.

Mir. and Mrs. Edward Grant and MT, and Mrs Fred Holt have taken tho Edwards cottage on Florence ave- nuc for the season,
 The old Y NJ. G A. bowling alley has been cut in two and made over into two very fine new cottages both having been enlarged and moved onto large lots facing the water front Mr. Monson of Sargent X Co. will occupy the cottage just north of the Shore ham while James Toole has purchased the one just south of the hotel
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

Miss Ruth Bartlett commences her second class ir musical Kindergarten work on Saturday morning. Applica- tons for membership may he sent to her in care of Mrs. "A. A. Baldwin.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-02

William II, Chaddcrton. Jr, is spend ing a few days with his parents, at Woodbine Cottage, Rogers avenue
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

migration to succeed the late Frank
p. Sargent will. it is said, - an
neooceA IN . few days.
Mr. RoWderly Was for years at the
heoA a the Knights of Labor and In
DoW chief q the information bureau
q The immigration ONCE. He VAS
co003eeSoaer of immigration until sue
ceooel ~ Mr.. Sargent. He and Ly-
ma J. 0Aee, while the latter was sec
rstafy q The treasury. and while the
imm1es0e3oa bureau vas a branch Of
ths 1spartment, had q disagreement
wA1eA resulted in Mr.. Powderlys with
dnWol frO0 the commissionerxhip.
Af. R0WAerly Vas general master
wsskoaa q the Knights Of Labor
frg0 ls7D to 1888 and from 1875 10
lsos - mayor OF Scranton. Pa. elect
- - tAe Labor ticket He vas boF1
IN C1rSso6ale, Pa, in 1s4S. and be-
cane . 0AcAfnist In 1894 he was I'D
nieAo1 - the bar in Lackawxnna coun-
~. Rsoosylvania- Mr.. Powderly has
wr9teoo oftea On economic topics for
leo0loG magazines and labor pub
licafieas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

an wose sAI0neriaG white eowns. Sin
les - AesiR. With silver ornaments,
~ AeaGAa 0txth's sown wes cream.
oosos WITH srna@eats q sosl. 80 veil
~ \ bscoae ker dark beauty.
We ~ rsacAel the very eoA q The
Alossf. 80 hoA just made The hast
change a paaoes. WhicA Nm ne With
ny Avosits Agatha 0lxth % ny right
ssA AontAa rhirl - ny left.
es11ealy. - The talk AieA Gown
aoA . certaia csatea4el silence fell
upoa -. vinceat rose - has fest. anl
bswt6G 10 - formally. besaa - spsek
Ladies anA seatIemaA," ~ said.
nakiAg The last word pointsAly sin-
gular. while the girls all laughed. Il
think yos are all With me whsa I pre-
pose . vote Of thinks te-to-er-our
Aostess"-U felt that he had nearly
said Agatha Fourth!"D-''our hostess.
for giving - 20 delighted an enter.
tainDeat." He bowed to Agatha
Fousth - vent a.:
II an progressive tea parties are
termed ~ hops I nay atteal many
sscA. But - I losA aruuaA ne. SEN
tleoaa anA laA6ss fair. scross the red
glow a TIE casAle thet turns the roses
10 reAAer gold. and - I case upoa the
yoatA cd beasty here assembled, tAe
hhe q wAscA I have sever befsrs
hooked upoa"-he moAe Q oourtly 10
eiiDatbsa q his heoA thst SocluAel
every 0asl ct tie table. anl tAey an
saGAeAI hear1 the0-"as Dsok upoa
~ ssbss rssa. tAts e1euisite tabss.
80 sAsak q he erscisssoess a sucA
bospttAl1ty. I - iaspsrel 10 pe1psse
. tsa0t - WAscA ~ eoe1Aeat 20
WSu - ~ oe" At sAis clsoaa W.
esoe saAsol ~ S1ass shove ~ haoA.
~ tAe rsai AonfAa!" - esso1-"rs
- .unl 0eoosahSo AOnxAA!"
nsse wos - inseaae q AaoA -
Deacs. - thea - ny sUsprsss ny
DeftAasA seigAbos. AentAa nirA. rose
- her eeet. aoA. VIII 0ufvsr1ng lips,
started - ~ sooethiae. ~ - ~
hardly t1oe % ne SsfoFe sAe stAef
ave O1R1s spgaag 70 tAsse 49,, -
rais1ag cbe1r Giassea. ANsfAA nsrl
With IL rost. tAey cried wa 80
voice: ro tAs Hsoorahse AGatAA."
- atAo0GA 4 see0e1 to ne thAt
Agatha Third - very aearfy Det the
eat 81 q tie bag ~ rising. - n to
sckDo~Ssa0s tie cssFtesy. yet ~ The
pru0ptsess u tie other giris he cay
Wao paft1A1ly rstrieveA. anA viDeent
aoA I were Se0l s00ewhat q Q loos
- 10 tAe iSsotity q our fair ed
wealthy bsuae0.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

- 0uue u0Ea1Eu.- I oniA. Z aune
has0 ~ UAAs- I cosad hsar hsE -
H. 1Assasss ss~G.zG u ~ Toy Gf -
isssy ySunx ssace-
S>asssu.ea rsnk~rn an ere OeN~--
til. - 80 -spissssak shlas froa AEssha
2scgol dsVSs~d shs sQaG compsrse.y
OAAA. Freddy sAris&<a shs
yo0G NV. Uisa . ssaG pOsG TIA,
sauaaa1 Vssc~aas.
I sAAsspsa UtaA isAssassssa q shs
hAssV. Vss11v,- inAes1.
~ - thfsA sAssf - h<asd her aAd
ss~Oosd s1A0lax W r~oA sAs air UiaA
- ans~sstnx cry.
V9 Oss1Dsss' sAkt wAss ass yos
- huog shsw-" 49, csllsd '-pp hsr-
~ -"
'Cum1nG'- sunssA vtnc~os clnasss-
tnG AuSa ~ too aishss Il ssaiss lihs
. Wta1 h0sse. aaA ! hnrrtsA Osa -
tsaa AGsaAa T6tA- my AasAs Sssr nv
eess. 1saaG p~apts are - soi<y sSSs-
aAys.
arvsooi evuoioss AaAes Aaasha Hoursh
he1 asvaaosd - save . psSzssss~ise
oias@s paSty. - Wos ~ ;, sAs Aas-
ssos 60 - r~a - - Uese her
Gussas. 4 Uas - evssiaG -assss o0AAr
go I 0aa ~ - - 80 aDwn - dta
~ ! asssr SO . psstttse Grouo u
o>rb.
na ~ sua baOns. AsssAA
FOsrsh's ~ - haviaG . ps1Gre~sive
1onoer pAsty Oos eus eocA ~ tAe 0trls
10 oSss - 90 p,ace vtsA sech courss
- tAaH sAsy ceaA1 IN have tuTns SIT
ttaG ~ ~. h was assiOAtfsl. really
. Anat kDOs that ! ever sttenAed q
t<sals~r aaaser party vtaceat kept
esstiaG frssa she Nod Tea Party In
"Abice n WGaderlasA." and the girls
hssAsd - every single thiag ~ said.
Mrs.. AsOisssoA. ! - asAaOel - cay.
Was - pssseat: her heaA acAsa sad
She haA atned 10 Ass rssu0. ! aa rot
naturally n0isy ~ rtOtoSa. but the
laughter anA jDkes a those stx girls
Wese - tas~cttOxs that I Was obliged
to 1n4a - With them. vtaceat sat at
0ae cod II the tabte cad I st tAe eth.
~. VteA three girls % eocA SIDE II Ms
rhs secretary. sf cosrse. wss noA
Vssaeet.
AaasAa TSsrtA hAA AecoreseA the
tssle wtth s0oe R the yellow r0ses
80 wtld 1era that 0vew sear the cas-
tn. AsatAa SIKH sad ! haA found
the0 naay tt0es 10 OSr WaaAertnNs
asl. ~ ths vay, she yes lssokinG -
psctoly lsssay thet essotag. ~ girls
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Yhe ~ RI - 00kse0eNtoN.

A timely article in the October Cen
tury will be . cOmparisOn. by the Hon.
Seth Low. member n the Civic Fec
Grafton. Of the Republican and Demo
cratic platforms In their treatment OF
the labor question. Under title Of
The Writ Of lnjunctina as q Party
Issue" Mr. Low discusses at length
and with opes sympathy With the gen
erai aims and purposes u OrGanized
labor-the altitude u the gewesal pub
lie toward the intuscttoa. the two In
junction planks, labor and restraints
Of trade. and Why parliament may pass
certain legislatiOa ana congress may
not.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Ovlnlu0lsA

Lasa Ws1sso Dtscesa esA Aschsseh
TsrAoas aSs tsovoslscsd st tAs sOsaS0G cf
the sssSv. ~ EAgtas1. the hesssr rsaoatnG
the 49, ~ pasr - satsaG Usas
tbsts eDa1n 90 sssktaG vsrvsostoa Wees
''the n00bas ADasha Wyckhss0" bses
hAs1 = oDsA sssaOea after. hScauss os
~ O0A q vtsbo1aG the Wyckho6
cssels ~ 60 1aaes1~cSd ~ t~o sther
atsh ~ ee~Wa - ASssh~ WyckhcN.
~ 1lmD 0sO SeAsr Agatha Wyckhcns
tsssu1So~a awA the vtct revealed.
r,ss ADsan1s1 SesN-eather. IN ca ecceWsrsc
nsoaDsa 0onp ~ Wtn - that the real
ASashA. AstSs0 - his fortune and ths
essstR - Wye. E~GiasA siaht we'd hsr
s0abav. Thss Mn. ArnsisseaA. chaperoa,
was - 1ssy ssssssA 10 keee the real
AOaAha's t1r~ssay NM ncwn ARA ssstoss
VIEW t1so1sA ~ ssyest ter the hand - the
hessso A. eets~sVt BY Terheee 10 Oath-
cr . casO ovosa the chaSeron fails. Via
resa sAsDo uhtaG sor the chapeso1s sec-
reaasV. - 0assA. rerhuss AaAs ~
s-pssA0 Ganoa1ataG ptcture Of . forWser
naraaaD WvoAh~6. which - exactly
lths AGn0Aa Sixth. whom - - courtiWG.
vtassA Goosvtaias thew all and while
rt<1aG UoaA AasshA Fhth she coafess~s
hss lsSo - - - eAss tkaa ske y the
real hs1B0Dt NJ sVsr~s her proVss~i
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09

BerHg's strait to the pose and right
across the Arctic aceAn. Scatter the
lugs. portable hO~ses. ce<ks. etc. upsDa
Aruup Of heavy ice Aoes surrounding
the ship. sbiftiax the supplies. II aeces
sary. by means of ~iadlassee. motors
OF dogs. and well sscceed A single
crew can manage the three cargOes
Had the Jeanette expeditiOa adopt
cd this plan n would have Won.
In my support hesr Admiral Mel
vile stated To me that q snaall hOssse
erected ON the we st the keginntRg Of
blown away lpefOre n had beeR tas-
tened down, WAS found two years later
less than two miles from the ship
thus proving that the ship and tce
proceed just as q balloon moves with
the atmosphere In which It hoats.
With portable studios and lsbora-
tories our artists and scientists may
work in tranquility. With balloons
We will view = wtAe' belt Of territory
and, az did the BALDWIN -zeigler expe-
dItion. frequently Aispstch messages
humeward.
WITH our DnGs ~ fuel we'll barrie
cue tAe wslrus. seals and polar bear
With the casks % emptied ven form
= AOttlls Allied with duplicates Of our
collections
Good scheme. said Admiral
Schley he other day"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
0anosoav = 80 kanu

Pa1sousxy b. . rival 10 - 80 -
has been ~ la;e winning csossrsD -
Paris Ar elderly lady has - NJ -
tAe Latin quarter. xeere she ssoAs @
Feers IN sAs soses pEesees~d - ~
txervksay hA< . noss. AsA tbs 0eO
1ssshed ~ sts exaUiSsst<& apopa1s -
ihe creassoSs The osd ioAy tlssAs q
her visitors no~e tsFoaxk . uscso
scope. snA ses hass ss-ss~r tsAsceasass
~ sAs s.Asks and lsmps sssAa eser -
tousA before in the lines of sks
hAnA
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
AS Ass sAAs - aGAc~ sAA
ttsssner oos1uDse O0uso ~ ossoaoo
sse>ss~s 80 - eA0.

Ne< Ssrs-uhs; is psosSasceH -
81 751rrs 70 b. fks bs-~s psAn sog polar
-eaFeh " he noses one psogss~~e bs
tse briggs Baldwin
am soon 10 lay this plan W d.
49, before the Harvard sEscs sf Can
si-ze SAYS ib~ exssoses. bu; IN
- ~. this sUscA sos.
els. nae a cargo VI sssgs. ascsheF -
Casks partly Allied wish cWerxescy
lies and . ssagis weasel sys-cially
eHl.a riscisd Aas Ne cAa g. fsou.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
- WaaN - Co.,.

A sroup Of snvDosu4s veee telling
balloon stories IN the sOaktaG Ssso "
a Chicago hotel Capt ~ e. NJ"
eyvell. sho. With the FsesesnG An
tonic bsllessn ~as laaer - sseea s'i
long distance spsed rscOf1s eASxh@a
aaA said:
The great Eiyot nsAe Q hosbaDs'
ascension from Chariestoa sss s0f
summer afternooa. A thwsdes -ssSr"'
came up. Ely0t. amid bSckess ~ rain
the roar of thunder and the 0eSA ~
lightning. wss blown about hAe tess
t,edown. On toward 0tAuiGht ~
found himself ever . ptaAstsss ssd
threw out his sschN-a evspRea At
the end ~ = bsaG rope.
1T happened thst . co'osea NAH
had lted In eee II the huts u this
plantation. The funeral Was " take
place In the morning. A dczea svteSAs
Of the dead maa Sat IN tke ssft sS1
mer night before the hut. telling ghost
stOrie3
suddenly N the Aarknes- above
them they heard strange noises-a
Tapping rs u great wings. aWa Menac-
Ing cries. And they saw dimiy sOrI
less black shape
"All but Ose man ran. This 0N<'
man. ~ he covered on his st0ol had
the ili-lSck 10 ~ seised by tAs crap
mel
The grapnel, going at u great pace.
whiried him up four ~ five feet in The
air and jerked him along AT the rate Of
fifteen miles an hour or So
oh. massa, massa, he yelled,
squirming and kicking In that strange
flight. Use not de cawpse' Dicks IN
de house dah' In de hOuse dahl"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
ssorel nAa saAO a CONSCIENCE
M Cseses. Wssh Gaessssrs, evrel,
evO~o1 ~ ess4.

Whoeves says that hotel men are
witheUt 0soscSeoos will have an ad.
versery n . youag aAvertisiag man.
He wss - 80 place up n the noun.
taiAs TIE other week. aaA Aetermined
10 stay an Night Before dinner he
coapsaSse1 q . s,lGAt headache to
the propsSetes. bst the remark was
parsed apparently without notice He
ate ~ meal. but ~ BOT enjoy it
much bsoaase - bis hsodache
NeHt 1ay ~ moved % TO his next
stop. - upea his return TO the city
was surpsSoe1 10 - . bstter from the
proprietor ~ tAs hosss where he had
speat The nisAt. II sail: Through an
act q carebeesoeoo % ny part ! al
lowed - - - tAe regular linner
The othsr ntgA4-A Ainser sot suited
f0r . ~ VIII Q hsoAacAe. Nov |
seesbA have psepaf01 ss0e eggs and
tsast - - fos ysa. bst ! allowed
yos - 81 ssoetA1aG yos ~ not en-
jsy. II -. therefore. ny 1uty 10 apollo
g1se. - - 0ahs sUstttut3oa for the
saos." b IL sevsasss ssataining the
betSse - . 01Afsss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
(,

tssos,e. espi ns kss neil - -
pAsU' and asss his elb.~ A- . pivot.
bad Just draw q pe-sec. circle.
see Ais hI-e Italian saad'" es
claimed the enthusiasts &C b ssanArrs
Thereafter. q. ~e learn froas tAe
cyc'otediss. Gso'to moved q ths usosf
exclusive art circles
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Mo~o AonravOe,on.

Sir announced the private secre-
tary. opportunity knocks at your
door"
Throw something at her." ordered
the great magnate. Everybody knows
I'm trying To die poor"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
0o0t eajt Na CT u.

Every woman or girl reader OF this
paper should get . free copy of Mrs.
Hilrs Cook Book now being given
away by JaQues Manufacturing Com
pary, Chicago. See ad. in another par
of this paper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
ou>>,sA Wsmsc p@snersI

Aies Selma Lagerlof. besides being
The most popular writer in Sweden.
has Just received an honorary degree
f-sn the Usiversity Of Upsala- She 10
tbe 0fUt OU0an in Sweden to receive
TIN 0l0tIocti1A. and II is said to be
oAay . natter Of tine when sAe vaE
ga - NoSel prise.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Abssrt. Minded e,l,s~trv.

Lady of Uncertain Age-Ah. major,
we're none of us as young as We were
Major tabsent- minded. but vaguely
aware that q gallant answer is i,.di-
cated)-My dear lady. I'm sure you
don't look it'-Punch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
a e,~~s.>~a ess~usns.e-

rSrsor Al thai ais yos = ssAao~-
ss.a. css-.,r. . -AsuSS s~s ~ sasps~s<~s-
IL y1eD-ar.ss sao@ 0s-sfer tTy . s-~
cod as.a So sss ,hS; sosks
Pat enr-ls may te - y~s .es. e~c
tor hui-.E-Ins ~ AFRAID ! Oos I ~ ate
% sei r.a os a. ssssos.f c~'A sIsis -
easily as yea -asnk-
Tsictor-Mhy na,
p.aseui-snc G-y,-.ns 10 w. my sss-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
eree to NsssssAseoess.

Don't fail to get the beautiful new
cook book given away by jacques Man
ufacturing Company. II is worth IS
TO any housekeeper. See ad. In an
other part Of this paper
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Cuitivste Tact.

The art OF saving appropriate words
In q kindly way is one that never goes
out OF fashion. never ceases TO please.
and II is within the reach OF the
hunblest-Boiieau
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Ou~ih

'1sat there danger" said tAe ttost1
Hsa- "of dropping thiRss sroR a. CIR
ship oa the people below,
That isn't the Wss, answered the
candid inventor You're lucky N the
Whsle sirship doesn't fall ga yoa
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
Allowances.

But" protested the wayward son.
'yOu should make allowances for the
follies of youth"
Huh" growled the old man. III
1t wasn't ;or the allowance you get
there would be less folly"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
A Prosecution.

Johnnie. ] will give you 4 quarter
" you can get me a lock Of your sis
ter's hair"
Gimme four bits an I'll git you de
whole bunch; know where she hangs
IL nights Houston Post
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
a O->a ea.~~s,es., ws,S

II noe ssia& assae by the sssaufactps
ers os x G. B~kiag Powder They are
every ose of osr laAy reaAers Write
nor n to-day. u ~ So-th o. TO say
hossekeeper. Se~ sd IN another part
u this paper
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-10-09
WS~k - q Necessity.

Follow your calling diligently. for be
assured that work. far from being .
hardship Is a help. and . blessing
without which you cannot reach your
highest good.-Ruskin.