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Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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Sunday, February ls.
We hear that the dance given al
the Lewis home the past week was a
great success. Will Proeser furnished
the music
The Royal Neighbors gave a dance
81 Ohio City st. Valentine night at
tended by some Of our Doylevillians M
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Knowles, the Me.
Allister boys, mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j
slate. Everybody reports a pleasant
tiase.
Mrs.. Ida Bush is reported very III
at the salida hospital.
WIN Reece and wife, Mrp. W. A.
JOAnson and daughter were visitorx
u nr~. Clarence Mcdonald last week
A gosd congregation assembled
Sseday to hear C. III. Meadow
pseach. Mrs. Theodore Slate was
ofUanist.
0rs. II. A. Deerlng came back from
Gunnison saturday. and Matthew
Henry Deeriug got his first sight OF
the Shamrock Ranch.
Mrs. " A. johnson and daughter
returned to Parlin Tuesday after a
pleaeant visit of two weeks with
friends in Doyleville.
Clarence Mcdonald bought bunch
u cattle from Arthur Stanlev. Con-
sideration $50 head.
n. A. Mcconnell is not expected
home until early spring. Mrs. Nc
Coanell will probably join him in
Denver at an early date.
The dance to be given in p. o. hall
next Friday night is free to every
body.
C.H. Meadow will leave Doyle for
Aztec. New Mexico, in a couple of
Ueeke
Mrs L. Schafi intends TO open the
Hotel Bon Ton in Pitkin in the near
future.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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- VOzSO4oDooDU0.
Monday. February II

NewsCAonptoo cofssooeoosoeo:
Monday, February II.
r. n. Gibb Of Redstope was In Mar
ble q new days last week and reports
that the large bull elk from OAgood :
reserve " ss Killed recently.
Frank Trevsrthen, the engineer on
the regular run. was recently ap-
pointed Master Mechanic of the
Crystal River and San Juan II. X.
He wss sscceeded by Carl Mullins.
Fire broke out in Shop No. . OF the
mill here Thursday afternoon at
about 8 o'clvck but was quickly put
out by the nil0rrew just ~ the town
FIRE boys arrived after making a
spIendid run and showing that they
were right ION TO their iol,s"
The o. n. o. Dancing Club held
their regular dance Saturday night
and - ueual everyone had a jolly
time. At the bueiness meeting Of the
club r. ]. Woodward was elected
TREASURER to succted Frank Girtig.
who resigned at the last meeting.
Earl Moore has bsen on the sick
list.
Joe Faussome ie still on the sick
list with the grip and has been con
fined to his bed. Mr.. Faueeome was
Also taken down last Saturday.
Gus Larson va. down from Crys-
tai Saturday and Sunday and re-
ports snow going fast and as yet
there has not been any slides in this
vicinity.
The Ladies' Of the Maccabee~ will
give a eocial dance and entertain
ment here March first. This IL to be
their initial dance as the order was
only recently organized.
Bare ground has appeared in Mar
bic and the wagons came out Mon
day the seventeenth.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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~OUU0 ~ CUUUunGvVuB
bids viii b received By ths Town
CIesk ~p 10 5 O'Clock p. n. Febrs-
ssy s\sA. Tor sAe follosing work
The tearing down Of - much q the
old 80 hosss bsilbise % is seces-
sary TO selesse oil lumber therein,
the transferring Of oil of aid lsnber
asd Of ose husdred end eighty perch
Of Stone froa the old eas hosse
bsilnine TO the present power plant
Said work TO be under the direction
of the Superintendent Of the Light
and Water Plant.
II. J. SCnMIrz,
To~n Clesk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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80 - GG0 ~
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~ Kas~A SA.A Aeps1psaunaa
BAD kss pssssd sas 2oep sn< = -
tss< Cos L. \ Assoas sD1.s, -
cusdsAS - Ssss,s y q. nssasnA-
THIS ssl eossss ds6sss a o60D
'som shs sePseps'ss.as ks h-s -.
Ssu~sas fssssaa hea,sseD - 80
tsa ssn be s,sasd by ~ so.suos.
h. z 4. Ssytrs u sks snuas
Tsschsss' ColIeN - Gsssssy -
srssssa Ssassa Psssssa. sAsa - y
.a isves Of . hssrs sppsepsisnieA
kss ~ 0sss,soa Nesusl, sinns sss
Aos1sl Sckssl y nas ssAsa 60 a
- aaksOa
Ss~sAos Pssrsoa . wesiinG lps -
p~saaGs ii "TL< Cod ksss Inersr-
ssos" cad thipks that IL - . -
chance Of bscoaains . lss. y y
ssaslor 10 sks bill Which sssaAas
Pearson wss IIfsestsal in having
pass<d tee years ego.
John AeAsnamla. ef Tsllsrias,
nsds business trip 10 Gesnisoa
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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ksws-Chonpaea CospsaDOoAsass:
Friday, February IA.
Weather Ape and warm. The
ssow b uselting every day now.
". =. nesst u Psetlo vas IN
so1p last SuaAay b,<IktRa over hia
Vsssserty hese. Bert stitser y wosk L.
enG On his property.
DomiRick Duabar came In last Sua-
cay to do some work On the May
Flower group. George Farlee will
heap him with the work. Dunbar
weat to fftkin Tuesday and r~turu-
~ late In the evening frose one oi
~ net ~ that he will be laid up
eGe several days,
George Stevenson and another
nsn started for 1T. Elmo last Tues
cay. They Travelled on snow shoes
eod went by way Of sheroutt and
Alpawe tunnel. They expect to get
work at the Msrphy mime.
A mining expert from Denver was
- camp last week examining the
0aad property owned by William
Wkite Of Kansas Oty. We under.
stand that plans are being made 10
work the property quite extensively
the coming season.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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beVoCoo1o 49, 1o16Go:
Monday, February II.
The weather - flne eor this s<-ason
of the year.
Mrs. Carl Silka 10 seriously IN. Dr's.
hyst and Hunter are IN attendance.
Mrs. El~ie resched here Friday
from Rock sprinGs, Wyo. TO take
care ot her daughter, Mrs. Stlka, dur
Ing her illRess.
rbere h not much doing around
the mints at present On account Of
bad condition of roads TOR hauling.
Dave La Plant ives In Gunnison a
new days last week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

NOTICE. viii sell at public auction
9atseaay MarcA, lst At Eostznsn's cor
raj at 2 p. ~, enc estray horse TO
highest hiddee shove cost.
". A. GIL.LAsFEY,
- Inspect0r.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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Co Ts.sAlV ~ hoalsae-Assa
Dnss - eansAis.s ~ q "TksuksaSv
ussaS . ssasy a Sss .ss and .
odkso usse - sla.uAssAs - poss.s
nis Oiass vss. sAs - sa..eu,
be sssssa 49, - spsaA q sll,..s
- ssausssd fsuo S~hAs ssd "
aaass y scASa.
fe~S $50 soenAy 40 cAsldDsn
s~ssss6 " she ki.AssG,sss. drpass.
s~ss 90 Osssul - - ssosuns1
= ~ UuuGAas 49, -
fhs ssiss - 0uA,aG . sssAy d
epscisl pAesss q - sus.l scAoo,
psoSIsa. SsasAsAiaa, AscussHioa,
ssssssaisosos saA usAssisp a sAe
ssssl scAsd sse topics q sssdy
Tbs sosa = aose u ~ ssuslss
fsesdsy stsssneoa tescAsss uset-
sASs.
The siGhsh ersAs Sirls vke ssas
ssssaG u The Nosussl e. aos -
NJ ssaple dssssss. Tks.s Nirls ~
@ssas waile N the sevsssA sEsAs.
n'ss ksaass hes chssss a this wosa
or. Joha hcnsssoia Il fsll~siA<
wss . visitor - TIE KosaL hsaAsy
nosaiaG.
fisas sse hsiaG psvfsctsd vhsss-
BY i will b posssbs 70 have .
hindsssassea d~sinG The ssemsr
session of schpol
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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lettsw ps0essine sssallsd tpr ct
the psss oGss = GUNNISON,
COLO. for The vssk ending Feb
-, 1918.
Arlermaa, Dee Mn.
Colsm, Francerco Mr..
Pride, Viola Ars.
Persons cslliag fos same will ssy
Advertised" end give date.
b. Frank MARTlE, Pm.
NWS cAam
SeWs-CheaVtsa OssssaVsolso@
"wednesday. February ~.
Yin sRa l-Anae sAtasa have pur-
chased the Robert Ahpens ranch III
Louis Lsccso aAd Wih take pusses-
sioR at once.
We are giad to note that Mrs. Nae
Mcdonald will teach our next term
Of school
Grant Lawrence drove To rested
Tuesday.
Lang spanR b On Rasor creek after
coz that strayed away.
D. q, M.Donald aad wife were IN
Gunnison saturday.
Geo. Ellsberry and wife and Mrs.
German and daughter visited On
Taylor river Friday.
Csrl zxosadsr hes sstarnsA from
SasesaAs, wAsse - wss employed ss
Nunson's saw mill.
hrs. n. A. DserinG snd baby have
returned 10 their home in Doyleville
Jas Fefrens returned 10 Nj Car
bon Monday aisee spendins several
days in Gunnison.
Linton Pittser is threatened with
An attack Of pneanpln
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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FoR sALE-kber Colorado 81
and Wiscssssin No. 4, " - pr hun
dred. rxcleaDed. r. p. MERGELMAN.
stf lola, Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

len psepased 70 sspp,y q o..
Aess for ised and coal.
T. ". DEAN Phone Ounnissa 81
7tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

THE Annual ~. Patriot . BaIl and
supper VIII be given by the Iadses Of
~. Petere Church ON Monday even
~. uareh. II, lS13, at Wos,Amen-
HednseA hah. alt
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
HA.ln Doese

Ciairvossns and Pal1iss. Cal
snd Coosals With the MADAM. Have
faith. she can help you sod yoa will
not regret the time or money spent.
She develops mediums and teaches
palnistry. Locsted for one month
q tbe Miller Roomine Hosse.
hosrs . .. N. to9 pm. Fee Soc
and up. Phone Beaver eOl
LAUNDRY WORK done at Mr..
Bertha Cal wins. stf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Foa SALE-te highest bidder, Is heed
ef cattle at rhss. Davis ranch, Tuesday
Feb. z5 Ut 2P. II. J. 8. MARSHALL,
Auctioneer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

NJ. .. y Js..aso. ssa.as1 -,
tssAas 6so Dsss9.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Nm. bosrdstte wssaer 10 slowl
rscovesiAG froa . severe stick Q
tossilitss end y sripps.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

FOR SALE.One revolving book
case e5 ~. one WMtOa velvet rug l3x
Is, e20.O0 one Sxl2 rug o10.O0 Inquire
HEws-CHAMP1ON etf
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

FoR SALE-Span Ut good rasle~.
p-3 Ed WYLIE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

THIS Is GOING SOME-satsrvlay
Feb. e and Monday Feb. = we viii
ell apples by the box. al vaf4eties
regardless Of cost at el.lO. Phone
1sl ~ eah and give ne your order.
Don't overlook THE great bargain.
etf GAZETTE BkoA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
COAL, COAL, COAL.
fsssnas q Fssassoa.

FOR AAl.C-A nice buoeA II Poland
Chiua sAoAts. Weight hOR - to -
p4puMds. Price u to ~ each. Cash
With order. ,. ". HnsrH,
Upper 0UnntsOa.
Phooe Gun. e0S.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

fsskrs .. 3 nsu.s. = Usllu
ssds. sissasd EssAss Ki0p - essA
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Nn. Frank Rob- er,s IL visiting
friends in Ouray.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

d.. 0sosss \. Nsctolla. pastor q
the nethoAist ChsscA, Win dslives
. SERMON on the "KsoAes" neul
Sunday evening".
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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hsviaG sessiseA sAs Dsssao.
0ssia ssd Cosl bssisssa, il y fos
eass q . eas0sin % uiL tvoAe Sos
desirable property. The isclsdsa
TIE Grain snd Coal Bssisess, tesna,
waeons. wsre Aosses, bsrsa, eorssls
end . cisy lots, in good locssioa.
Good stock Of evein on hand,
0saaison 10 . growing towa end
this 10 god business for q live
commsnity. This ofles will Be open
tiM Assch 10th r. W.DEAH 7,l
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Mrs H. p Fergssoa viii ssesgeniu
the bridHe club this slternooo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

FseEk Lso, Nike nslvihill end
E9Ge.e NeWlond wsss smaaG ths,e
in Gsnnisoa from saPi.sro lest
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Ewart Brown arrived from L.
J.nta Monday; called BY the serious
illness Of his father. Ira Brown.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

2. =. Cuthbert's property Tor sale.
House with elk rooms, tsside large
bath room aud pantry, hot and cold
water. furnace heated, electric
lighted and city wssef. ewill selI
furnished. Foaf sown lots ~ith ex-
cellent ls~n, fse tsvea. Good bar
gain. lnqnise Of Mrs Ella B
Heiner. Phone Gunnison 96l
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

M. tisssy Askias ssasssum1 Oh.
lsasss' Al socisav q - euuuhVsrr
lss cAsscA = ~ An@ Uu1uas.
s6>sssoua.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Fsshss k.ep ~sus - Co..
B~sss wsAss.day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

nss. fsssoss Coassy A Dst,
visitsA nss. Chez. Kvoll SAis vsek
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Chas. NcLaren, . former resident
Of Gannison. Was in town Wednes-
day from Salida.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Save yosr hair BY usias ny Aair
tonic. fpses the Assd fsoa itchy
sOsIes, clsaases and kesls the scalp
end promotes the growth Of hair
CLAIR l. SrRoUsE Beauty Psrlor
8 At
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

The Wo0en's Good Roads asso-
eiation held . meeting at the home
q the president, Mrs. s. J. Miller,
Monday afternoon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

FeR sALE-Thorobred white Leg
horn CBckerela.
eD-3 MRs. X. p. VANTUYL.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Mrs. Eva Booth informally en-
tertaiped at cards Monday evening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

N. CD SsaAa ipsn,uu1p = snd
- hsssGks - 80 - Oukss
WsanssAae - opisaa snuuWA
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Gsosee Aasoa hes retus1sl =
Grsnd Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

nard 80 "a eml. Ds>y s.d
sssa6sssisl. 8. =. Day, Phose,
OUansson 1O7l. 3ln.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Mrs.. j. d. Walker entertained the
bridge club yesterday afternoon
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

fks fosrist Club Gill osst nexl
wssk siHA hss G. 7. Sslls. A
pssrioAic pseassm 10 hsiaa AsyaaUsd
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

nofo 80 - cu0i- LGDy 0nc
tssa6sssiaG. 8. Z. Day, Phose
0Saaison 10sl. 3ln
n ~. ADssoo' bueta dance, Jan. 81
lYs&. esasu white stok painted ssn
MN haaee besve st this oslsce and re.
eesve pew osd. TT
FOR SALE-Three Cyrstal White
OrpiRgtOa CWkerele. kellarstr rass
strain. IRquire JEsssE WYLsE,
Phone Beaver No. sls. 7ap
PROF. =. scha vers, agent for the
famous 'lnsliaR Remedy" Cures
rheumatism, kidney and bladder
troutee. etc. ol ~ q bottle.
MING yosr eombiRGs and have
them made up.
7tf GArRI Svpeusr
FOR sALE-Two-year bay
colt, weight about 5se pountls.
7-p3 WAIaACE LAwoy
small house of Z rooms, 2 lpts
good la wn, electrie kghts. city " after
t.eessantly situated, sor sale. Ad.
dress. ELIZA THOMAS.
tsHBnisOR, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Jas. Boyd, of Castleton. made .
trip TO Salida the frst Of the week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

John Hotesl Of Mostroee Uss in
Gannisoa several days this vesk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Fon sALE-Oiivef typewriter n
good condition
6tf. NRs. MINNIE RyC.a
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

FOa sAIA-Two thvee-yeaF- odd
0elSstaGs. Partly broke TO ride.
N'iIl make saddle herses.
j. X. PHELPp,
0tf POwderbOrR. Colo
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
Local and Suburban News

4 60 sssnsd Us1WulU = NJ
ha@ q -. - ~ GunA UipS
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

EsaAs IA K,Se - = o1.s-
So oksaag - sssssA Lssan $50
esOs UslAss - ssa.s.sd -
hans ~ . sAass s,ss siaA -
uasb, D. y wslAse.
n. 3 n hlscAsssca ssi 0suse
AsAss~s sn.ss sssssl dye = N
hchueasOa'ss..cA 90 ~ CssAsaaSs
- -.
hao nsssAs SeSss svsss SuAssdas
go Ssaa>y Ssh hss pss..As -
:. onsoest a lSsAvslls - nuis-
tsssd = - Ii vsss ~ Gsus a -
go.
No. CAas. Shsckes n Po~AssAasa
asAs bssssess trip 70 0sssisos
- Uss2.
nss. j. f,sssss 70 s,sstiAG hsr
dssOhAss, Mrs. v. X. Bslles IN
nu1sa.
hr. sal Nm b. 7 sspp sssssssd
hGnAae Iron Fiosids wAsse sAe,
sunnA sn,s,l u.I.
aSs JoAa Gosdoa y sesiossly III
q b 0apps = kss ho~s o. w,seos-
sla stssst.
fks fosrist Ciub vsll nsst next
wssk 0iGA hss G. I. SsIls. A
psasiosie psaNvsm 10 hsiAN Srvsa0sd
n~ Fss.oss Coa~sy q Dslsa
visi>sd Nm. Cha Kvoll SAis vsek
Mn. bosrdstte wssaer 10 slowly
recovering froa . severe stick of
sossilis's snd y grips.
FssEk Lso, Nike Nslvihill end
EsGsss Newlsnd wsss smoaG these
in Gsnnison from 6aPisero lest
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21
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I have The fnsss essds Of sss'
harley. Orders shOsld be plsce'
early.
N. Mas. A. II. r. CROoxs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

AaGnss 0eodnaa oi ritkin - .
bssissss visiaos u 0~.sisOa. WoA-
.esdsy sd rhsssAsy u sAis wee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

ass JeAa 0osdoa - sesiessly ii
Il b Ogipps q kss Aons O. w,scoa.
sia stssst.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

EaAs IA K,Ss - = ua.s-
SO u~sAse y sssssA LsuAu. A.se-
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

jos Eochas Of Crested Bus9s Use
in towa yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

19Us OslAss - su1ususd -
hns ~ . sAass ssss SiaA -
unGs, .. q WslAss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Jss. LssAy is ssall CRITICALLY i'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

jas. Fefrens returned 10 NJ Ger
bon Monday siser spendins several
days in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

The saausl h~sinsss suns1Q1 II
she G. " c vsh - ~ = che
koas a nss be nlaeAsauk, ca
Tsssdsy s~ssiaS, Feb. Is, = s:3o
An .ss~asss sss sessasAsA - he
pssssss. OG4~ss usN - ssunu1 Cor
sAe falIosiAG ysss end Tie ssnsD Of
sssAy dscidsd spoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Irs Brown y esitiOelly i'll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

nss Sslka end Mn. Asas 0uA,s
arrived fsoa Utah wsAsssAsV ssll
I'd By sAe sssioss illness Il nss. Ger
Silks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

FOR sALE-Two-year-old ba,
colt, weight about 5sg pounais.
7-p3 WAIa,Acr IAMoy
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

hr. 80 Nm. ID 7 sspp sssssssd
AaaAae fsea Fiosids wAsss tAe,
spses sDsssA ussAs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

roa nssa sad t.nily Asss oOv
I'd into shs klske Aosss @ vavlor
Ssssst Ssesssly sscsasA ~ Ed DR.
ryAsll.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

j. A. FuDex, Pssnsss and Elscos1-
tor, NostA hsia 6tssss, Gssaisoa.
Sign work . sVscisly. lla
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

hrs. n. A. DssrinG end baby have
returned 10 their home in Doyleville
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Having isciAsd 10 locate in Mont
suse ! wish 70 ssll my home propesty
soasissing u . fosr room house, six
lota, $50 chicken hosse, Gse con-
cvete osteide collier, bsrns, wagon
oheds end oskss oSsbsiIdinGs
Price CISCO; wossh $500
AdAssss b a JOHNSON,
lisp Boz l23 hostross, Colo
/ have moved my olkce to my
home ct the cosner Of Main S. end
0eoreia Ave.
e2tf. DR. 0Eo. SULLIVAN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Linton Pittser 10 threatened with
An attack Of pneanp
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

nss. j. f''sssss 10 s.sstiAG -,
dss0hAss, Mrs. Y. x. Bslles ~
nu1sa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

NJ = y olscAsssca ssi 0sasus
AsAssO sssss s,ssssl dsvs = N
ActAueasGA' . sascA On ~ CssAsaaps
n, -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

Nrs. Ckes0ose ssrived fyu0 O..
vsAo spriaGs sAis vssA. eslAs1 b,
The sssioss illness Of - AsOaAer
Isa nsOWa'
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

AaD hsssAs Seoss sgsss SuAssdae
ssd Ssea>y sish Aes ysss.As -
Cso0As1oa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1913-02-21

:. onsoest a lAsAvslls 90 aus-
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-03
A Faithful Mail Carrier.

In our news columns is recorded
the fact that John Rodenbaugh, the
Stockton-Flemington mail carrier,
has just completed sixteen years of
services and rounded ont 125, 900
miles of travel over roads that are
poor and through weather that is
often bad.
To those who have seen Mr.. Rod
enbaugh every day, and to whom
the carrying of this mail has become
a fixed event, his services may
have seemed very ordinary, but
when we consider that he never
missed a trip for reasons wholly and
completely beyond his control, that
he never lost a piece of mail matter,
nor was the mail ever seriously be-
lated except when he was battling
with snowdrifts and storms, it is
something to think about.
This Stockton-Flemington carrier
probably does not consider himself
other than just one of us ordinary
mortals, but it ought to be great
satisfaction to him, now that his
labors are done, to know that he
performed them well. Who else
could and would have done the same
thing, year in and year out, through
all kinds of weather and over all
kinds of roads and over all kinds
of roads?
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-03

But it seems that at last ne mas
found congenial soul to circulate
among in the personality of Bill
Haywood, the |. W. W. agltator'
At least we read that Herman IN
PRODUCED a resolution in the Asbury
Park meeting of the Progressive
Party, denouncing the mayor and
other officials of Paterson for sup
pressing free speech and free assem-
blage. The resolution was unanl-
mously adopted.
Just what the Progressives think
of this line of behavior we don t
know, but it appears to us, here in
rural Hunterdon, that the mighty
have fallen
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-03
The Mighty Have Fallen.

A few years ago the name of
Herman P. Walker caused the good
citizens of New Jersey to prick up
their ears and listen to the words
of wisdom which they did not think
they could afford to miss. When
he was appointed postmaster at one
of the Oranges, there was talk of en-
larging the railroad station facili-
ties to accommodate some $4,000 or
more postmasters who were expect
ed to run up or down or over to
Jersey to see just how the only
really model plant of it's kind in the
world was operated.
Herman soon tired of the post
office job, though, and returned to
the newspaper fold, where he laid
out scientific line of political and
other views warranted to keep
fresh without ice.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-03
THE RECORDS BELL PHONE
l00
CALL OFTEN
Fielder Gets a Boost.

Those who are trying to divert
the people away from making
James F. Fielder the next Demo-
crat nominee for Governor, are hav-
ing a hard time and accomplishing
nothing. The men who are oppos-
ing Governor Fielder have come to
the place where they are ready to
take anyone, ready to advocate any,
one, either an old candidate or
dark horse, provided they can beat
Fielder This opposition is making
James F. Fielder stronger with the
people every day. . Hunterdon
County Democrat.
This is from Brother Killgore's
paper. We are not opposing Field
er's candidacy because he is Demo-
crat, because the only possible
claim that he has to the Governor
ship is that he wants the office.
We don't question Brother Kill
cores sincerity nor good intentions
in the matter, but we would like to
ask him how he is going to explain
to his country readers his support
of man who believes in the rob-
berry of the rural representation in
the Legislature in order that foreign
and incompetent Hudson and Essex
may send members to outvote the
farmer.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-03
Court Helps Railroad.

1t would be interesting to know
in what relation the State of New
Jersey would stand to a person in
jured while travelling on the New
Jersey & Pennsylvania Railroad,
between White House and Morris
town, since the Court of Chancery
has extended the order of the Public
Utilities Commission requiring i'm
mediate repairs.
This railroad has been in danger
Gus condition for years, and is
absolutely unsafe for the passage of
trains, so adjudged by the Public
Utilities Commission, yet the receiv-
er, one the well-known Pitney
family, says he cannot raise the
SIS, 600 necessary to make the re-
pairs.
AS we understand it, the Court
of Chancery can authorize receivers
certificates which become a pre-
ferred lien, and in any such amount
as $4,000 would be an absolutely
safe investment, but the Court
evidently views the safety of the
bondholders investment as of para
mount Importance to the safety of
the passengers lives.
The State for public good, should
take over the New JERSEY &
Pennsylvania Railroad. put if in
first-class condition and operate
operate it in a frst-class manner
and then compel the New York
brokers who are back of it to make
good the deficiency with comnound
interest. Its present condition
and wretched operation has been
tolerated many years too lono
already.