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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-03-05

Moderator, Daniel O'Brien; clerk, II. II.
Wheeler; treasurer, H. r. Wheeler:
selectmen, Clayton Allen, John u. Nc
Kenzie, Sol. Caswell; constable. +. f..
Lord: collector, f. l. Lord; listers
Patrick Mills. Eugene Butler, Edward
Durfoe, road commissioner, Charles
White: auditors, j. Spicer. T.. Isham
Harvey Merrhew; overseer of the poor
Thomas Ryan; poor farm director. Sol
Caswell; grand juror, j spiocr: school
director, II. IL. Tilley, J. p. Mckenzie
Patrick Cooney, trustee L. S. deposit
money, II. H. Wheeler; cemetery com.
missioners, Charles King, II. II. Uourh
tax, 1870 cents on the dollar Of the grand
list. The vote on license resulted: Yes
e. no =
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MILTON.

Moderator, George II. Swan; clerk, II.
II. Iobrook treasurer. II. H. Becman
selectmon, A. w. Lyman, Gardner G.
Rice, G. T.. Osgood; listers. John Mulvi-
hill, A. j.. Rood, Mark Melaven; road
commissioner, j. W. Robinson: school
director, A. Il. Rood; library trustee,
Miss w. j. Flynn; tax, Go cents on the
dollar Of the grand list. The vote on
license resulted: Yes 1ol, no A3; scatter
ing g
UNDERII1rI..
Moderator, II. H. Colgrove; clerk, A
c. Humphrey; treasurer, Il. W. Henry
sclectmen, j. T. Fitzsimonds, II. j
Metcalf, Oliver Papincau; constable, +. +
Marowc; collector, II. W. Henry; listers
Warren Woodruff. William FLYNN, John
Lcddy; road commissioners. William Nc.
Cabc, John Kilpcck; town agent, j. r
f'itznonds; auditors, John Leddy, \. G.
Humphrey, George Dunton; oversocr OF
the poor, l.. A. Easan: grand juror, Allen
Bickncll; school director, Ira T. Morse
library trustee, Mrs. NJ. L. Church. trus-
tee L. deposit money, Il. W. Henry;
tax. 10 cents on the dollar Of the grand
list. Tho vote on license resulted: Yes a.
no IA
WEXFORD.
Moderator, s. H. Macombcr; clerk II
S. stone; treasurer, II. s. Stone; select
men, George Huntlcy, John Macomber
r. w. Grow; constable and collector, w
H. Morgan; listers II. Il. Huntley
George Stuart George Fay. road com
mssioners. Frank Adams and Frank
Irish; town agent S. II. Macomber
auditors, Johns Allen, S. B. Macomber
H. r. Stone; ovcrsecr Of the poor w II
Morgan; grand juror, S. II. Macomber
school director, Harmon Maconber
library trustees, j. f. Allen, Johr
trustee L. S. deposit money. George
Huntlcy; tax 123 cents on the dollar OF
the grand list. The vote on license re-
suited Yes 80, no so.
WILLISTON.
Moderator, Frank Talcott: clerk, w
NJ Barber treasurer Charles Warren
scloctncn. r. j. Redmond, c. S. Wright
II. T.. Isham; constable and collector
f. G. Croto; listers W. r. Douglas II
:. Johnson; f. ID. Caswell: road com
missioner, F.. G.. Forbes; town agent, 4
l.. Bingham; auditors, w. T.. Ferguson
X. f. Brown, G. J. Wright; overseer OF
the poor, s. ~ Tillcy; grand juror, c.
j. Wright; school director, Emerson
FIinsdale library trustee G. d. Warren
Sylvia Warren; trustee L. S. deposit
money, A. l.. bingham: tax, SIS cents
on the dollar of the grand list The
vote on license resulted; yes IS, no
79
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GRAND ISLE MEETINGS.
AIBURGII.

Moderator, II. w. Marvin; clerk, j
5 Goodfcllow; treasurer j. 5. Gordon
Sclectmen, O. O. Ben, L. y. Therricn,
jackson Reynolds; constables, f. g.
Crcller, W. \. Crcller: listers, George
Goodrich, John Reynolds, ID. l.. Sowles
road commissioner, Henry Royce; town
agent. II. W. Marvin auditors, Justin
Beardslcy, II. L. Sowles, II. w. Marvin;
overseer of the poor, NJ r. Mott: grand
juror, II. f. Manning; school directors
\. r. Skelly, w. Mullen; library trustee
j. S. Beardsley, w. Mullen; trustee L
s. deposit money, J. 5. Gordon; tax
$40 on the dollar of the grand list. The
vote on license resulted: Yes, 81; no;
lN'
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WINDSOR BROKE LICENSE TIE.

Windsor, March 3.-Town meeting
passcd off quietly and eXpedtiously this
morning. nearly all the old officers being
reelected The vote on the license ques-
ton created more interest than any
thing else The vote was yes 1875 and no
l57 which showed quite a change in SEN
timent from that of year ago when it
was a tie. re to 126
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BENNINGTON COUNTY

With no telephones in 10 back towns
of this county, returns on the license
vote are mcagcr. They viii be brought
in by team to-day, tomorrow or the
next day. These sevcn towns have been
heard from:
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ROCKINGHAM BURIES
THE LICENSE FORCES

No Majority Of 200 In Largest Vote
Ever Cnst-CarneGie's Si5,OOO-Gift
Accepted.
Bellows Falls, March 3-Town meeting
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beans Reau,ets cure constipation
without EripiRg, pauses. nor any
weakening effect, Ash your druggist
tor them, 90 cents per box.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT.
(Contisued from 18th Pnec.)

Hattie Robbins was called to Garfield
Monday by the critical illness of her
nephew.
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The Busy Man

needs many little offlce de-
vices that he can find here.
FREE PRESS STORE.
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SlIELBURNE.

Moderator, ". II. Ranks clerk, w. NJ
Webster: treasurer. !. II. Deyette; select
men, Fred Bacon, Henry Harrington, |.
G. Wiley; constable and collector G.
n. Roberts, second constable, Dan
Hurley; listers G. f. Blair, II. !. Good
sell, w. IAprise road commissioner,
James Cowan; town agent, II. Harring-
ton; auditors. H. c. Narcotic. Il. II.
Mack, Allen Bacon; oNers"cr of the poor,
6. n Roberts: grand jurors, T.. w
Bissonctte. NJ. Thompson; school director.
II. |. Goodsell. library trustee. Mrs. #.
r.. Stoddard; tax, 100 cents on tine dollar
of the grand list. The vote ON license re-
suited: Yes lis, no liz.
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EcSEN

Moderator, G.. w. Bailey; clerk, Allen
Martin; treasurer, G. w. Rice; select
men. o. S. Nichols. Moses Lawrence,
Morrill, Metcalf; constable and collector
Ira Bixby; listers. w. b. Nichols, Dan
NJ. johnson. w e. Chaplin, o. .. REM
ington: road commissioner, William
O Bricn; town agent, Allen Martin; au-
ditors, j. S. Goodall George Gates, Jay
Leach; overscor of the poor. George
Beccher grand Jurors. II. II. Day, S. ID.
Tea chout, school director, II. ;. Tuttlo;
library trustee, Mrs. c. T.. Greene; trus-
tee L. S. deposit none. c. W. Rice;
cemetery commissioner c. w. Bates
tax 12o cents on the dollar of the grand
list. The vote on license resulted. Yes
s. no g34
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CHARLOTTE.

Moderator, Or f. II. Falby; clerk and
treasurer, w. W. iigbee sclcctmcn,
Darwin O. Foote, Harvey A. Williams
Ross IL. Smith; constable and collector
H. ID. Edgerton; listers. Frank A. Lewis
Martin G. HILL Curtis Il. Ven Nlct;
road commissioners, f. Il. Smith. II. H.
Claxton: town agent w |. Bradley;
auditors, Charles NJ. Byington, George
W. Prndle, Wesley NJ. Powell, ovcrsccr
of the poor, w. !. Bradley; grand jurors
W. II. Boardman, W. NJ. Powell: school
director George NJ Prindle; trustee L..
s deposit money. W. II. Mcneil; tax
100 cents on the dollar OF tie grand list
The vote on license resulted: Yes 80, no
llj.
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GRAND ISLE.

Moderator. II. w. Ladd clerk, r. e.
Samson; treasurer, II. c. Griswold
solectmen, A. II. HYDE W. H. II. Blow,
T.. Adams: constable, Victor Hurlbut;
collector, II. c. Griswold; listers. c. G.
Kinney, S. S Griswold. A. Il. Macom-
Der; road commissioner, Milan Penman;
town agent, ID. T. Center; auditors, G.
H. Branch, A. Kinney, u. l. Center
overseer of the poor. T.. NJ. Wilcox:
grand juror. T.. w Gordon; school d.
rector A II. Macomber; trustee l.. S.
deposit money, II. f.. Griswold: Gene
terry commissioner, Albert Kcnncy; tax.
ll5 cents on the dollar Of the grand list,
The vote on license resulted: Yes 1S,
NJ a.
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IIINESBURGif.

Moderator, p d. Barnes: clerk, j. F.
Miles treasurer. ]. f. Miles select
men. q. w. Tobey, T. McDonough, G. w.
Pierce constable, s. u. Reed; collector,
VI. y. Small; listers T.. O. Mead, II. d.
Kenyon, f. l.. Andrews; ROAD commits
sioncr. James Gates; town agent. G.. ID.
BoYnton auditors. G. y. Patrich. W. O.
I Trap, Thomas McDonoush; overscer of
the poor G. d. Boynton: grand juror.
II. A. Beechcr; school directors, NJ. r.
France, S. Il. Degree; library trustee,
Mildred Partch: trustee L. S. deposit
money, J. T.. Miles; cemetery commits
sioncr. c. r. Wright; tax, 100 cents on
the dollar Of the grand list. Tho vote on
license resulted: Yes %, no 1874
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Bnkcrsficid Niddlesex
he nningtOn poultncy
Braintrce PownnI
Brandon Rutland CITY
Huntington Richmond
canaan Somerset
Casflcton SheIhurnc
Colchester Shorcham
DANNY stowe
East Haven SwantOn
Highgnte Vernon
Hancock Wells
Isle La Motto West Rutland
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CHIVTENDEN COUNTY TOWNS

At the elections in Chittendcn county
Tuesday, officers were elected in the
various towns as follows:
BOLTON.
Moderator, A. G. Stevens; clerk, +. A.
Phillips treasurer, f.. A. Phillips; select
men, a. G.. Stevens, S. U. Tomlinson
John Fiddock; constable and collector,
George Pease; listers, Edward Green. f..
r. Davis. Will Fiddock; road commits
sioncr, A. Lancer: town agent George
Peasc; auditors, Homer Locke, Elmer
Pierce, Norman Stockwell ovcrsccr of
the poor, George A. Peasc; grand jurors,
Elmer Pierce, Il. X. Davis; school dircc-
tor A. G. Stevens; trustee L. S. deposit
money, f. A. Phillips; tax 205 cents on
the dollar of the grand list. The vote
on license resulted: Yes II, No 2S.
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SOUTH HERO.

Moderator, II. W. Conro; clerk Mrs. \
+. l.andon, treasurer. Juan Robinson, Sc
lectmen, George Tracy, H. W, Como
Warren Wright; constable and collector
4. &. Fresh, listers. T. b. landon, War
rem Hall f.. Il. Phelps; road commits
sioncr, Milo Allen, auditors, IL. W
Como. Lucien Allen, Warner knight
overseer of the poor, Thomas Landoni
school director, Wallace Robinson; tax
"a cents on the dollar of the Grand list
The vote ON license resulted: Yes 81, nc
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Moderator, VI. w. lilnSdalc; clerk, II.
IT. RILEY; treasurer ; +" liinsdalc;
sclectmcn. $. j. Noonan Ira chase, T..
O. Terrill; constable, w, +. Partcher;
collector. NJ. f.. Partcher; road COM
missioner, Fred Davis; town agent, r.
o. Stoddard; auditors, X, H. North, Al
son Poet; ovcrsecr OF the poor, NJ. w.
Hinsdale: grand juror, f. T.. lIinsdalc;
school director. Il. f. North; tax, 100
cents on the dollar of the grand list
The vote on license resulted Yes Z,
no | 3.
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RICHMOND.

Moderator, A. r. stevens; clerk Sal
mon Greene; treasurer, NJ u. Dmick;
se,cctmen, c. 5. Goodrich, George Bart
lett, NJ. j. Gleason; ConStahle NJ. Muir
ply, p. Crandall; listers A T. stevens,
G. NJ McGarghan, +. G. Nichols; road
commissioned, Tuson Torrion; town
agent c. s. Goodri h; auditors, L. II.
Shcpardson, r. H. Chesmore, T. J.. StcV-
ems; overseer Of the poor ]. \. Rich
ardson; grand jurors. J. Cannon,
]. \. Richardson; school directors,
~ c. Kenyon " D. Dmick;
EMS trustee Us deposit money, Henry
Gillette; cemetery comm sSioner, ]. G..
Fuller: tax 175 cents on the dollar Of
the grand list. The vote on license re-
eMlind. Ncs ~. no IT'S.
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ISLE LA MOTTE

Moderator. +. s. Fleury; clerk. A. s.
King; treasurer, W. II. Mayor; select
men, T.. :. Fleury James Jarvis. NJ. *.
Farley; constable and collector, W. NJ.
Flcury; listers. James Macdonald John
Mont gomery, l.. NJ. White; road COM
missioner, Andrew lIocomb town agent.
H. G.. lIolconh. auditors, II. G.. Io-
comb H. II. HiN j. b. Carry; overseer
OF the poor. T.. ;. Floury; grand juror.
II. G. IIolcomb; school dire tor. j. X.
Doolin; library trustee for five years,
Mrs. T. S. Flcrry; trustee L. S. deposit
money. II. q. IiOlcomb; tax, l3p cents on
the dollar of the grand list. The vote
on license resulted: Yes a., no So
NORTH HERO.
Moderator, L. II. IIazen; clerk, e. L.
knight treasurer. John Tudhope; Sc
lcctmen, T.. j. IIutch,ns. ]. ii. Tudhopc
NJ. W. Dodds; constable, H. A. HAGEN;
collector, John Tudhope; listers. W. n.
Urtit, Waydc Ilazcn. william Haynes;
road commissioner. II. j. Fefee; town
agent, L. II. Iia2en; auditors, L, H.,
liazcn, ". Haynes. II. j. Fcfce; overseer
Of the poor, c. +. Hazon; grand juror, IT,.
H. Hazen; school director, ". \. Petit 4:
trustee l.. $. deposit money. w. T..
pudds: tax 20 cents on the dollar of
the grand list. The vote on license re-
suited: Yes -, no 81.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
PAalIl
News-Champioa CorrespoaAesce.
Wednesday, Jan. %

NewsChampioa CosrespoaAesce.
Wednesday. Jan. 22.
r. S. Lobdell was in Sillsville
Tuesday
Bert Jones was Gunnison visi-
tor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dice were in
Parlin Sunday.
Will Corbett was down from
Doyle Tuesday
Miss Esther Dice was visiting her
sister Mrs. 1,obdell Sunday.
Mrs. Stella Staples of Villa Grove
is here visiting A. Staples.
Maurice Tourney shipped a car
load of hay to Louis johnson at
Ohio City.
Miss Turner of Waunita and Miss
Stevens of Doyle visited Mrs. Buck
ey Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Dice of Ohio
City are visiting Mr.. and Nrs. Lob
dell this week.
Jerry O'Regan and Will McDon.
ough are attending the Live Stock
Show in Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24

Amazing results have been secur-
ed from the so-called Dry Farming"
in eastern Colorado this last year.
To be sure, irrigation farming is
better, but proper cultivation and
outstanding of the moisture enables
crops to be raised on ground which
for years has been passed by as
worthless. One feature of it is that
you do not have to spend thousands
OF dollars on water rights and
bitches Also the raw land is very
cheap. As a result homesteaders
are pouring into eastern Colorado
by the thousands Now it has re-
peatedly occurred to us that the
high mesas and parks of Gunnison
county are suscepti5 Die to the same
kind of soil treatment, especially
where there is reasonable depth Of
dirt. Indeed as one rises above
5000 the rainfall becomes much
more copious than on the plains.
This is shown by the rank veeeta-
ten. OF course until = few years
ago it had been thought that no
crops could be grown At this altitude
but as o. the plains re are discover
ing. g.tha. our agricultural possibili-
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! V1O1n Az OwO ;
E[0 W11111s GNrss 013
~ - 0SV0l
OD00 - ~ VOW
CAAOU ODgno
Ness-ChAnVsaa Cesseavoo1aoas.
Wedas~ssy, Jsn. %

Ness-ChanVsn CesseavooA.os.
Wednesday, Jsa %
J II Easer. and ssse ~sse do~a
70 Gsaa..oa Wednesday
Ed sclisss j. hssliHG coal FROM
the Star mine to sks rsIlroed
hck WAuSh wss . v,ss,es in
Gunn,son the krst oi the week
niss AHHss fEe~ was down TO
lola las, week visiting at the Stevens
ranch.
ID N. Wxllsce aud wife are tax
iag IN the s;ock show IN beaver
th.s werk
The 6ne .Ie.ghing h2s caused .
good sasny cool teams to visit our
locality the past week.
Ths kebler mine lsss been closed
down for the winter. most Of the
s@Ployes hssnS given work at Mt
Carboa
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oAY1ou

News Champion Corree0sa1soss.
Wednesday, January %
Nearly every one on the Lake
Fork hss been ss6esiag wiah ths
grip.
Carl Benson hes bss~ bali.g hay.
He has over a.hsndsed tons of extra
fine timothy and clovor.
Nelson Andrews and E. l. Can
expect to ship . large amosnt Of
lumber the coming spring ssd
summer. They are nov putting in
the logs and .. soon - good weather
sets in they will commence saving
and shipping.
On Saturday, January 18th, 1908
occurred the death Of Nathan G.
Carr at his ranch home Mr..
Carr was Il years old last NoveA-
Der and up to a short time ago was
unusually hale and hearty for .
man of his ago. Shortly after New
Years he was taken with . sewers
case of grip which developed into
pneumonia, the latter being the
direct cause of his death. The
death of Mr.. Carr removed from our
midst one of our most valued and
beloved citizens. He was . man oi
sterling worth and character and
not only will his family be bereft
but it will he a severe less TO tn
entire community. He leaves tc
mourn his loss three married sons
and nine grand children. The fun.
eral was held at the ranch home o.
Tuesday the 2lst and burial was
made there at the direct wish Of tn
deceased. His many friends joiu
hands in sympathy with his childrsa
over the loss of our most values
citizen.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
D0yLEvullE
News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. Jan. %.
W. l.. Bennett left for Denver
Sunday.
d. A. Mcconnell is quite i'll with
influenza
Roy and Eddie Leonard are both
sick with the grip.
Will Mcconnell and family went
up to Ohio City Thursday.
John Bennett went to Ohio CITY
Sunday returning Monday.
S. S. Bush left for Denver Non.
day to attend the cattle show.
G.. A. DesCombes and L. L. Bush
each sold = few head of cattle to
Jerry O'Reagaa Last Saturday.
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0sovw nsshso,

Denver Union Stock Yards, Jan.
a0-Business was good last week in
the cattle ma ket and prices held up
well There was = slight weaknes
towards the close but prices on the
whole are not much different from
week ago. Beef steers sold well under
good demand A bunch OF feed
steers from the Arkansas valley
brought $500 and best range steers
from northwestern Colorado sold at
x4.6o. Bulk of the good killing
steers brought S4OO to $4.5O.
Cows were active aud in good de-
mand. A few odds and ends sold
at S4OO but bulk of good killing
grades went at $500 to $500 and
medium to fair cows at $3.50 to
$500, Bulls were firm to higher
at $3.50 to 1915. Neals about
steady Feed and stocker trade was
good as there was a strong demand.
Prices are fully steady with most of
the good steers selling at 1915 to
Sf2j and choice stuff bringing
more
The third annual Western Stock
Show opened here today with nearly
$50 entries of CARROTS and over l,OOO
single entries. The exhibits come
from all parts of the country and
are all of high order. Experts
pronounce the show one of best the
ever held west of Chicago.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
.TWHxTY YEAkS AGO. /.
ShSssld 0saaA s-QnHiatsace - fsvSot,
And nsper bsossVht To miaf

A"o "so"s ~ossS"t W f"t"s
Fred Leonard went to Denver for
several months stay.
The Lake City Land Office was
removed to Montrose.
A January thaw occurred in Gun
nison, qsite q novelty.
Herrick Bros. sold their grocery
store to Captain ). Z. Piper.
The Rio Grande proposed to bsild
an extension to Salt Lake City.
During 1887 the Tomichi Valley
Smslter handled 10000 tons of ore.
Kansas was in the throes of pro-
hibition movement that tore the
aate to tatters.
Mr.. c. f. Stevens, of Cuenin, and
Mics Nellie Hammond, of Gannison,
were married.
Richard Cooper, an old time
miner of baldwin, was terribly hurt
by . cave in at the coal mine.
A fire which started in the Mul-
vaney hotel At Salida, destroyed a
largo portion of that growing town.
The Brunswick N. & N. company
was organized to build q mill for
the Jimmy Mack mine At Tin Cup
There occurred the death of Miss
1aude Smith. the much beloved
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Burrell
Smith.
Twenty men were employed on
the Eureka mine at White Pine with
IN ore production Of 400 tons per
month.
Thomas A. Edison had lust in.
veated . wonderful talking machine
which he called The ''Phoao4raph. y
The nswspspss wsss devo&ine long
articles to ths s,Uaskable invention
d. V. Niner, The new county CON-
nissioeer from Tin Cap, took kis
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UOBIe ~

Ns~sCheoVsaa Cosr~ooao0noHe
Tuesday, Jsa ~
Best Kind Of sleighiDg sow.
Ten degrees below Friday niGhs.
j. c. Reagan left for beaver Tsss-
day.
A. N. Woodwork sppssrsd in
camp Sunday.
Jas. I,eshy Of Bowermsn, waited
camp Thursday.
l.. Edseworth returned from 6ar-
gents Thursday.
H. N. Miller and Wn. Flanaiesa
Mt for ho~e Monday.
Thos. Iemoy returned Thsr,dsy
fren y visit 10 HE house st lola.
II. n. Todd, Of Colombo Spsinas,
visited his property the Spar Cop
pr this week.
lless and Cti9 NAiGsss ps4Ss~oA
With A. n. WoodwossA 70 Wsssiss
Tuesday. They ssssrssd Saturday
Nrs. Chas. E. Macy ~ Friday
for Gunnison. Alter several days
visit she will make her hosno in s.
Ida with her son CIsrssoe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
UPfER cUllRs0N VALLEY
;ews-Champioa Correspondence.

Wednesday. Jan uary 22.
Joe Spann of Taylor river was .
visitor here Monday.
Frank Yoang and Miss Ketchan
were callers Saturday.
A. N. Phillips is spending a few
days in our neighborhood.
Ethel Miller made = flying trip
10 Stevens 4 Hartman s ranch Satur-
day. I
The neishborhood joins in tea-
derea sympathy with the Smith
family in their bereavement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24

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cAaasoaa oi ~ knasd. H. T. s~Fy
co~sas ssss.s. and 1. Gsss@scS
co..ay pAyssc.aA
Shsrs9 Skoss, and dsPsss.. u
L. Ahasns ..d Sen y. hsspes. COP
s.ssd sAsss ssaaa sokAsss u WOOD
ssdD sssGso0 On tAs kso Gsssds
ws.asrn- Tso d>.s sfs.s The bold
up ShsslR Ssosss t0ok sAs tail end
never Vt sp.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
Nervous
Heoak-Ouwn

Nerve energy is tn
focoe that controls the o.
gans Of respiration, dr
culation digestion and
elimination. When you
feel weak, nervous, irri-
table, sick, it is often be-
cause you lack nerve
energy, and the process
Of rebuilding and sustain
ing life il interfered with.
Dr. Miles, Ncrvinc has
cured thousands of such
cases, and will We believe
benefit if not entirely
cure YOU. Try it.
my nervous system gave away
completely. and left me on the verge
Of the grave. l tried skilled physi-
clans but got no permanent relief.
! go< no bad ! had TO give W. my
business. beGnn taking Dr. Miles
Restorative Nervine. In q few days
/ Vas much better. and I continued
to tRprove until entirely cured. l
am IN business again. and never miss
IN opportunity TO rsceOmend this
ronedy." Mrs ". l.. BURKE.
Myrtle Croek. Oregon.
vssv aruSsIst ssi,s D.. halsss' Nssv.
INs. end we autheriRe MN - s0tufo
price cf hrst hsstte (sNly) n \ sases
- 6o0ofit you.
Miles Medical Co, Elhhart, la
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
0lalo Oyy

News -Champioa CorroaDanAao0s.
Tuesday, JsAssry Dc.
The Gold Luke hes sAippsd sssa
two oars 81 to That RstssA esl0 Psr
toa and o.so Vt concsatsoss. runnsal
eAo psr ton.
The ladies aid rsOestly ~ -
entertainment to ths csty AeAs =
which ice cOsm and Oehs, osn0
etc, were served in styled - 'eOO"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24

ties had only been touched. Rye,
oats, barley and winter wheat do
we'll up TO 5000 feet and in an sx-
perimental way are being raised
without irrigation. The finest kind
of hay can he grown between 1900
and 10000 feet We can take a few
lessons from the dry farmers" and
improve the instruction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-01-24
0ellc0

ews-Chsnpion COrrespeoAence.
Wednesday, January %
+. T. HOA 10 busy dotng up his
annual wosk for 1908.
School saasts Thsrsdsy next with
4ies beaGha williams Of Gunnison
- teacher
n. NJ Foster WAS asthorized to
hssl aud pst away parts Of mschin-
cry belonging TO the Venerable
shaft house, - there has bsen some
light finger work going on Of late.
J. p. Barrows and NJ. N. Foster
s@k some hosses to Gooses Banks
ranch last Ssaday. Mr.. Foster re-
Turning Tuesday. Mr.. Bsrrows
ssnainins fos . week to hook after
the stock dssing Mr. Ranks absence.