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Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05

Center Post DiSpatch!,s usual Guy U. Hardy with
the interests for ship subsidy bill which those advised say will
period of amount to about $50 million dollars Con-
Taylor of the Fourth District the only Colorado
member the House who voted in the Of his constituents
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Knowles were
visitors from the Doyleyille section
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05
Hold Judgment In Allegiance

In the welter of conflicting is well to hold judg
abeyance The district attorney
well nigh universal demand for Grand
Jury That and should bring the facts.
Champion has published the charges and counter
charges and this space short communication
Mr. kochevar reply accusations brought by Mr. Nc
Williams.
Having the rounds it the part of
print further paro while the Grand
Jury sessionWe shall report the full such happenings in
the can be made public. "o
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05

SyroclSe Post-StGnddrd-"We just beginning
look dollar in the face says Lloyd George We have be-
familiar for long time. We have been kissr
thDn g0Odbye for years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05
90

kew York sricGn-"What is the present conditio
ultimate consumer" asks great economist. That's ca
is just two jumps ahead of the sheriff.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05

Vol Street Journdl-Od Dobbin had his faults. but
didn't have pour hot him to get him started
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05

Fort Collins NersSome of the most dependent newspa
in Colorado the independent" ones.
Gunnison news-champion., 1923-01-05

Winnipeg Free Press-Borah says Clemenceau is respo
bic for conditions in Europe. Mr. Bosah, meet Mr. Hohen
lern.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

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The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
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The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
CONSTIPATION

Constipation Of the bowels Is
stoppaee Of the seweraEe system that
remover waste matter from the body.
1t is a. receSaary that yoor bowels
move regularly once each day. to car
~ on this waste. ~ It 10 that the
waste pipes Of your home be kept
open and carry 81 the waste from the
mouse. II you would enjoy Geod health
keep your bswels reesaar By taking
Chamberlain's Tablets when ueeded.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

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ca II ;se rae s< peg -: s<- a-zza
.ra.- tie 21R day o< AzxlN l. D
ix.,- AID tor COST oT szis aae ochs-
.eIieI Tat said afLca Is aase,. --.11
4 certain criminal r~enGn-,c. =ids
and erfef~,i IN sbe e1& q tSe Psopie
of the state Il Cosss.Aa r Ralph
DIR. in uhsch e1N O. defent,nt
~as admitted 10 Ial h the 0E Of
$1,000 conditiooeA tint MD 6efsad
an. Ralph porr b. and appear tstors
the District Coms n AID FOX said
County o. the are day of tie Au-1s
fso. Term thereof. Tat tie defend
ants Walter " Whalt1 md CLIFFORD
4. COLON became sSref1es CO Sid
bond about August 1sxk- 1921 ard
that on rhe hrp day Of Asge~. 1872.
term Of sid Court the defendant
Ralph Dcrr failed and refssed to ap-
pear. and skill fails and refuses 20
appear. and therespm sid bond was
and is declared forfeited
As win more fully sppear from
the complaint tn aid aetieu to which
reference is here made: . copy of
which Is hereto attached
And yoa are hereey notified that
IL you fail to appear. and to answer
the said complaint a. abore required
the said pl..atiH win ask that iudS-
ment by default be entered against
you In accordance win the prayer Of
the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of said District Court 1t Neeker. in
said County. this c0th dsy Of septem-
Der. A. D. 1872 tseaD
J.. ". RIGBY.
Clerk Of the District Court
First pub. January l3-las Feb. 10
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
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The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
EyIpENcE plp NOT LAsr

tn Dsssoses was up for bootIseging
hat auiy oua bottle Of whisky was
lousl upoa Nm. The jury retired
With "Exhihtt A., but filed EioomIly
ka<k at the expiration Of tsn minutes.
"fs~nNsssen Of tho jury, a have you
rsachAd q vefdict7" ASKED the cIerks
"wN havs nst," stated the foreman
AHsvisvsdIy. I'VE must have mora
evidence. TSs0 last two jurynen that
sat down 10 thu md Of tho table
swear thsPs ais't an atom Of proof
assinNt this felisr"-1hs Mueller n
cord.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

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lag 10 r,r~x y,>ex--'Ta~ x-shts<
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
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The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
A GOOD fHING-Dees7 Mss IT.

"A GOOD THINC-D0es7 Mss 1T.
Bend your name and address plain
" written together with 5 cents tand
this slip) to Chambefiain Medicine
Co. Des Noines. lows. and receive in
return trial pacfage containing
chamberlain's Co1gA Remedy for
coughs, colds, croup. bronchial. "hu"
and whoopinE coughs and tickling
throat: Chanbeeiain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets for stomach troubles.
indigestion. Eassy vains that crowd
the heart. t1Moaauess and cunstipa-
ton: chanberiain's saive. needed in
every family for burns scalds.
wounds. piles. aud skin affections:
these valued family medicines for on
" cents. Don't mia Il.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

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fiBerrs a,yr ~ vnar S>s -.S4r1
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The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
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sSey.
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thAa u sssesse T.
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0.ss
u HHssy 1Ds1 ssDee4s 70 Est ~
a. Whsss DsSsss ~ iAz% ~ hsA b>1~
~ tssfs ~ stss8 ~ ~ jtfse1 StGhf
swsy.
Whsf vossd hsesme of tisis World
n ~ ~ fgeks WA ess lasgh saA
sssg wss11 00vs ~st.
IN ~ ever ttink Il WHIST the
stisss fess~w nigss ttaak of yos. e
Ah"st sis~ty Per nsst M sii The
tsovtse h oss Csisal states eouJl
~ avsi6aa ~ psspss vSsi1 do NJ
vssi - tbsy know.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
GAS MON SoeD
PAt6Ges ~ ys1IAIDE

00ob0 w JS84DB
II fn''h d0ss MT diesst n tuyna late
''"'""ns wh'ch form Eas. This Often
processes m hasrt asd otkSr ossass
causing . nervosA rsstiAss ks6alag.
slmpIs bthktho.u hark. s,ycsstas. ne.
ss mixed In AdIsSits. a1psls Aji poi-
s"n and kas from BOTH urt,s asA
lower h~ws'. hAmovsS feui. ascaytns
f"odmsit-r you nsvsr thohgnt Wsa IN
yonr system which possousA aeaisaeh
ami made you dissy and Saint Adtsr.
Ike erpr's phsons Ind sas frua
10TH sppsr md iowss bsws,. Ex.
CEi.LENr 10 gsssd soainM asesn.
dIcitla.
hnExER rnAnxAcY
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
CHAaBsRI.AINs COUGH REMEDY

This is a plea.an. safe and reliable
medicine for coughs aHd colds. It has
been In use for many years and is
held In high esteem in those household
places where its good ueaAties are
best known. 1t is 4 favsrite with mo-
theirs Of young children. as 1t contains
no opium or other harmful drug. Try
1t when you have need Of such 4 rem.
edy.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
NOTICE

Tho fare on the Auto. Trucks to or
from Hne n $S!00 ono way. Or $500
rsond tfip. Parties aes.ring round
trir Tickets must get same before
staftfnt. othsrwise full fars VIII he
ciisfsed each way. unaeR no nnsid-
erstaon will any dsviation b made.
j13tf HARP BROS.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

-s-.- anagsnn r.say sat1 Aa..ss Hss>
rnor--1afr ,ns--EfvT,f f<gdArx
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

Ian1r ~ >ss> ~ >sfuk rs1
,islAs wa snfs ns,s.- isru>nNIfy nH-ss
-7is s1Sfs---E5rsas14r
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
Mrxg M,,sE

4 0esrs1a lawyer N q wealthy
client NJ hsssr>s N sn1vv~:
n pIsysh lsnIe4 nncs.~
"Jaheshi Tn y0u have AseA a B
r1nf'
"AsMt . wiIs~. - ! Ssn>nbey H."
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
RJMA NRADACeE

wkSu ,SH MN . ssvesv hAn1eeba,
. Ai~~hsrA1 sesnseA asl eslst1Ds>
TIM. tsks tbrs~ ~ ch10hAslsA3s TAb
MS Thty WI essssef ~ As9sr1ssv
N NJ iitsv ss1 bows1a, t1Ahess1st
curing NJ hG1AG<4A
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

KxDISTKsukD assoOTls00psA-- Yes
AsIs. thrss hstt calves. 90 sna Q. /,
IN" grsnhsons ~ ths bstl tAsy
WAS nr~ IN TN w~stsrn D4viGBsn 1t
Denver Western National stetA Ehow
f"nr years 49,. CrutrtMantis ovs
breeding IN IN tsdisrssW yer aatciI
sale. swm taeh. G. y. DEMIN0.
Prics Crssh. Colo. 3e2o
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

Roman 1mpsrsrs 0vIldsa Well.
The aqueduct Of Appius Caudius
Caecus dates from 8lz D. q
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

Ths wonsni~n Wedding will h.
tiss srsatsst iaaGh-prodsccs ever pre-.
seated 70 Nssksr fun.lovers. At tha
Dunhan hail evening Of February I'd
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

BAD ANY TIME-DsA--"SoW. thsvsu
nothing wor~ mss h bs osA ~
bg0ksn."
Young fiA1eisss--'Ys, fsthss-to
ke yosag asA hswka.'
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

h,sr ~ sss 50 hys vtn hs n ~
esst m th- Ws0ssssss Ws1eIeG n
vii ~ . A>Tsaa 1h~rt nlas II.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

Ge~sss~r ewest's es1e bill pres-nt.
n - ~ Legislature last Monday
SfsSsaes ASssG sway itb ~ boards
asd bprssss, b. hich the state would
save over hAif . million doilarx zach
year. 4 eood DasSurs.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

TIA 01s Who lives tor hluself h
6svotisg hls Me 70 . v<sy uswosthy
sAjset.
~ i0t - nssA thst tbs sversce
0es y tsDt 1S~s - II ~. ~ lt,sz
~ ~ ..
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

iss,suriDs ~ Tlss Bsrs,d.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27
y oAAE z DAxTKa

The hound wss iying II the distance,
pasting. looking At him. Mike stole
cautiously toward n. He must make
an end before uneonsciousness super
vened. Then he would be refreshed.
10 take up his terrible Journey. He
walked Win hand 0atstretched.
GOOD ole Bin r - said thickly.
The animal wAtched him then. see-
ing the knife, II sadAenly turneti tail
and disappeared Int the distance.
And Mike fell prone and uncon.
scious upon the alkali.
.water!
II was tficRifns into his throat. the
sweeeese drink that Ae had known In
sii his life. Nihe opened his eyes. A
tent was over him. And beside him
stood Jim Lavery. his old partner.
'Lis still. - duYned old fool. Ye1l
b Ill right now" said Jim.
sYou-whefs' an II"
sRtsht N the 0iodle Of Dead Val.
Icy. wsEot up Q search party out In
IMrrsAss. 0sesseA we'd find you
purty nigh 6nished But we'd never
have found you II that hound Of yours
hadn't found us."
A soft tongue caressed Mixes hand
Mike looked Int the faithful eys Of
the watcher at his side and Under.
stood.
The Meeker herald., 1923-01-27

II come 10 ask y0u to settle the
question Of my lKe's comfort snd hsp-
pissas," stephen said. He toid her Of
his pnssfbie plsn-how si,e might StilI.
- Ms wife, femain II her m0thef's
$50; sok the home town once night
W his. ~ he talked he knew tjnat bis
love wss returned. Jewels blue eyes
sesassh to lIsten-her whole silent
pose waited his every word. When he
had Anisheh snd his hands reached
eagerly. questioninsiy. Jewel arose AID
went to stand again before the white.
seSs Of the old mantle.
stephen" she said tremuIOusIy. 1T
must be that you do not understand: !:
else you would know thst I--oh how
cosId you ask it--thst I might not try
To build up my happiness--our hep
pinasa upon young John DnIe's dlsap-
poIntment and di.coura cement. He
hes worked to that position worthiiy.
He and his wife ere enjoying now his
WsiI.sArned success. cannot marry
,ou, stsphen Hefnpstead." Jewel said.
Thst evening Donald wsited in his
sn,oking room. He knew what answer
Jewel would have for his friend and
hs was reEretful for Stephen. But
when Stephen came sort Of radi-
ance seemed to envelope his features.
at IL all right. laddle." Stephea
aaId. Jewell did not disappoint. She
In your true woman. hnd to find out
And she forKivcs my subterfuge.
After sii II will not be no fur to motor
oback snd forth eaci day from the
city"
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-22
HOene Hardware


The last half of the 1922 taxes
must be paid by Saturday, June
23rd or they become delinquent.
Your taxes may be paid at either
one of the local banks.
Mrs. Frank Lord and children
arrived in Cottonwood last week
from their home in Bellingham,
Washington and will visit for an
indefinite period with Mrs.
Lords parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Nacke.
Charles Poxleitner of Reuter-
vile had the misfortune to
severally burn his left arm last
week when one of the valves on
his steam engine stripped its
theads while the engine had 100
pounds of pressure.
John Hoene has been spending
the week in the Keuterville sec
ton experimenting the saving
operations of his mill located on
the ranch of his brother, Joe
Hoene. John can saw lumber as
we'll as sell hardware.
C. o. Perrenoud, the druggist,
who last week painfully injured
one of his eyes while uncrating
an ice cream container, is recov-
ering nicely. The injury at first
was very painful and for a time
it was thought the sight of his
eye was impaired.
Allen Mcpherson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Mcpherson re-
turned Monday evening from
Seattle where he has been at
tending the University of Wash
ington. Young Mcpherson il
taking a course in public &C
counting and this was his sec
ond year in the Seattle institu
ton.
Sidney Brown returned Wed
nesday evening from Lewiston
where he has been for a week OF
business matters. He returne'
by the way of Reubens and re
ports the roads in good condi
ton. Sidney says that the al
falfa hay crop in the Lewiston
country is practically a tota
4 loss. After the hay was Gu
rain fell rotting it in the shocks
4 Some farmers attempted to say
their hay by turning it in tn
shock and in some instances
was turned as many as two o
three times but after each turn
ing rain again dampened the a
alta.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-22

Princess Flour, $1.85 per
sack; 400 Flour $2.05 per sack.
At the stores or V. G. Co. Wise.
Mrs. M. A. Pierce, Mrs. Goffe
Eckeft and Miss Helen Eckert
are entertaining some 40 friends
at the Peirce country home this
afternoon.
On account of rain the Cotton
wood band did not give their
open air concert at the ball park
Sunday. The concert was sched-
uled to take place before the
acknowledgements game.
Winona highway commission
ers have had a crew of men busy
the last week putting the tram
road in shape. The road is now
in excellent condition for travel
and will be ready for prairie
traffic as soon as the Winona
grade is again put in good re-
pair.--KooSkia Mountaineer.
Mrs. Mark Howe of Lewiston
took the stage for Winona yes
terday morning where she will
visit for few days with her old
friend, Mrs. George Sheldon.
Mrs. Howe recently disposed of
her holdings in the Lewiston
Orchards and her residence pro-
perty in Grangeville. In the
future she will make her home
at Moscow with her son, Her.
bert.
According to the Kooskis
Mountaineer, of this week, Miss
Cecilia Nacke of Cottonwood has
been selected as one of theil
teachers for the coming schoo
year. Miss Nacke is a graduate
of the Lewiston State, Normal
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Ben Nacke of this city. Kooskii
will open it's coming term in it.
new $4,000 school buildin'
which is modern in every re
spect.
L. M. Harris of Grangevill,
and his son, Basil, of Fresno
California spent a few hours il
the City Monday visiting witt
friends. On Thursday morning
Basil and wife passed through
the city enrouted to their HON
in California where and hi
, brother, Harold, former deput
clerk of the district court O
Idaho county, are holding dow
: two important positions on tn
, Fresno Republican. The Harri
boys are well pleased with cond
tons in California
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-22

and VICINITY
Personal Mention and Local
Happenings of the Week in
This Vicinity.
"THE MASQUERADER."

Princess Flour, $1.85 per
sack; 400 Flour $2.05 per sack.
At the stores or V. G. Co. Wise.
Mrs. Charles Stall and child
rem returned Tuesday evening
from a three weeks visit at
Lewiston, Idaho and Portland,
Oregon.
l will receive hogs in Cotton
wood at the local stock yards
every Monday or any other time
when carload or more is OBJ
tainable. John Baer. 12-4
Mrs, George Killmar, OF
Winona, spent the first of the
week in Lewiston visiting with
friends. She returned home We'd
nesday evening and was met
here by her husband initheir car.
Claude Raether of Pendleton,
Oregon and a nephew of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Oldham arrived in
the city Sunday evening 10 Speho
the summer with the Oldhams
on their ranch.
Miss Opal Mitchell, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Mitchell
is another one of the young
ladies from this section attend
ing the summer session OF the
Lewiston state normal. Accord
ing to reports there are about
500 young ladies and men at
tending the state normal.
Miss Ruth Fletcher, of Grea
Falls, Montana, and niece O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oldham ar
rived in the city Tuesday even
ing to visit here for an indefi
mite period. Miss Fletcher cam
here primarily to attend tn
. wedding of her cousin, Mis-
= Rozilla Oldham which took plac
Wednesday. Before coming t
Cottonwood she visited wit
friends in Spokane
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-22
A BAD DETOUR.

Work was resumed on the
state highway between Culdesac
and Winchester yesterday morn
ing, on what is known as the
upper four miles of the hill, to
be surfaced. All grading is
done on this stretch of road from
Culdesac to the Lewis county
line. and the crusiher is now at
work on the upper end. Work
was stopped a week ago on ac-
count Of rain and broken ma
chinery. Engineer Hughes adj
vises all travellers to take the
Reubens road and thereby avoid
bad detour in reaching the
Lewiston country. The contract
ors expect to have this stretch
graveled by the 4th of July.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1923-06-22
BOARD MEETS MONDAY.

The board of county commits
sioners will meet at Grangeville,
Monday, June 25th, sitting as a
board of equalization at which
time all persons having griev-
ances as to their assessment
may appear and file their COM
plants. The regular quarter
ly session of the board will be the
9Th of July.