STEIN ROE INCOME TRUST
497, 1997-09-22
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                                            File No. 33-02633
                                            Rule 497(e)
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Stein Roe
Government Income Fund
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A series of Stein Roe Income Trust


Supplement to Prospectus 
Dated Nov. 1, 1996

The Board of Trustees of Stein Roe Income Trust voted on 
Sept. 18, 1997, to liquidate Stein Roe Government Income Fund 
(the "Fund").  The Board directed that sales of Fund shares 
be suspended as of Sept. 22, 1997, and that distribution to 
remaining shareholders be made on Oct. 17, 1997.

The Board's decision to liquidate the Fund was prompted by 
the Fund's relatively small size and the belief that, given 
current conditions, it would not be likely to attract 
significant new assets in the near future.  Funds of nominal 
asset size generally tend to be inefficient for shareholders--
they may have higher expense ratios and less investment 
flexibility and, consequently, lower returns over the long 
term.

This Supplement is Dated Sept. 22, 1997


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Stein Roe 
Government Reserves Fund
__________________________________

A series of Stein Roe Income Trust


Supplement to Prospectus 
Dated Nov. 1, 1996

The Board of Trustees of Stein Roe Income Trust voted on 
Sept. 18, 1997 to liquidate Stein Roe Government Reserves 
Fund (the "Fund").  The Board directed that sales of Fund 
shares be suspended as of Sept. 22, 1997, and that 
distribution to remaining shareholders be made on Oct. 17, 
1997.  In addition, all checks written on a Fund account that 
are outstanding as of Oct. 17, 1997 will be returned to the 
payee indicating that the account has been closed.

The Board's decision to liquidate the Fund was prompted by 
the Fund's relatively small size and the belief that, given 
current conditions, it would not be likely to attract 
significant new assets in the near future.  Funds of nominal 
asset size generally tend to be inefficient for shareholders--
they may have higher expense ratios and less investment 
flexibility and, consequently, lower returns over the long 
term.

This Supplement is Dated Sept. 22, 1997




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