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New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
TO APPEAL b. r. T. TAX CASE.
.ATToRHEY-GENERAL DAVIES WILL GO TO THE
COURT OF LAST RESORT.

Albany, Jan. 11.-Attorney-G General Davies Will
appeal the Court Of Appeals from the decision
of the Appellate Division Third Department, fixing
the which the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
should pay fits capital to the State Controller
for the year ending October 81, 1899, at s53 49S
The late Controller William J. Morgan fixed the
amount Of the ss4Os2. In order to leach the
total value Of capital employed during The year
the Controller took a basis the highest sum
employed al any time. viz, 100000. and null
tiplied this by 99& per cent-the value cf each
dollar during the twelve preceding months ana so
fixed the amount OF capital employed during tie
preceding year at si2 72s. go.
The railroad company contended that this amount
was too large; that the utmost sum upon Whch
the tax should be levied was the average calital
emploVed during the year, and that such average
could be readily ascertained from the data IN the
possession of the Controller; that the amount OF
capital employed during any period OF days multi
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
PRAISE FOR TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
THE SECRETARY OF THE YACHT RACING
UNION APPROVES THE BOOK

The Yacht Racing Union of North America con-
tains. with two exceptions, all the important
yacht clubs Of the United States and Canada, and
the secretary of this organization. Frank Bovine
Jones' of this city. has criticised most favorably
the yachting records in The Tribune Almanac Just
published A copy of this work sent to Mr..
Jones for his official opinion, but it found that
he had already purchased 1t and had it his desk
In writing yesterday about the yachting data
given in the almanac, Secretary Jones says:
both concise and complete. Ii is the hrst
time that 4 have seen the record of the
Goelet and Astor Cup races published
FRANK BOwNE JONES.
Secretary Yacht Racing Union of North
America
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
ROWING.


The DauntIess Rowing Club eight. Captain Jim
Trainer and their coach, 'Davy'' Roach, will be
the guests at a dinner at the Arena on February
Harold f. Lippincott will be toastmaster. and
among the oldtime oarsmen who will respond to
toasts will be Hen Peckwell. Secretary Fred"
Fol tmeyer of the National Association of Amateur
Oarsmen Dyer Pearl President Horace w. Walter,
Valentine G. Mott. DR.. L. w. Knickerbocker, e. M.
Hall, IT., and many others
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
NO WARRANT FOR DIR. JEFFERSON
BROOKLYN MAGISTRATE REFUSES TO ISSUE
ONE ON INFORMATION PRESENTED.

Representatives of the Health Department ap-
piled to Magistrate Brenner. in tie Adams-st.
court. Brooklyn. yesterday for warrant of arrest
for DR.. Montague r. Leverson. the Fort Hamilton
opponent of vaccination, who bOasted that ne had
treated thirty OF smallpox without reporting
them to the Health authorities. Magistrate Bren-
refused to issue warrant. saying: mo matter
what DR.. Leverson may have said. YOU will have to
be able 70 cite and prove some specific instance.r
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

er Pned by the number of days and the products so
a. FAMED being added together and divided by
curately the average sum ~ o. -
:, Whereupon the railroad company instituted GER
lorari proceedings to review the Controllers as
sessment of the State franchise tax uDon its prop
erty. '"N ui''i rs Pi0P
justice Kellogg wrote the opinion In which all
or his associs ties concurred
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
AMERICAN BRIDGE COMPANY

Albany Jan. 1.-THE American Bridge Company
of New-York. with its principal office In New-York
City was incorporated to-day with "A capital stock
of 100000. The directors are Herbert Wright
Henry Schoonmaker and John =. Tuomey, OF
Brooklyn w. De Sansure Trunholm Robert
Walker joseph z. Cotton. ir. and w. l.. Ball, of
New-York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
SMALLPOX IN UPSTATE TOWNS.
| NISKAYUNA. SANDY HILL. SCHENECTADY
AND SHARON SPRINGS VISITED.

Albany, Jan. u.-Dr. Curtis. of the State Board OF
Health, reports that several additional cases of
smallpox have been discovered. One is at MIS-
kayuna, Schenectady County. and the other at
Sandy Hill, where another developed week
ago. The spread of the disease In this section OF
the State s attributed to Schenectady. where
there have been from twenty to twenty-five cases
Of pronounced type within the city limits and
about twelve in neghboring towns. including Rot
terdam and Niskayuna SCaron Springs also has
p1c
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
ARIoN TO GO TO KENTUCKY

Lexington. KY. Jan. IL (SpeciaD.-The sensational
Arion, holder of the worlds record OF 2:l024 as a
two-year-old. will be sent to Kentucky by his
owner, j. Malcolm Forbes, of Boston. and will
mako the season at Lister Witherspoon's Glen
artney'' stud near Versailles. Arion sired that
Peter the Great 2O7A, and Bingen, at his Mlssa-
chusetts farm.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
BALLOT AND KIDNAPPING BILLS

Albany, JAN II (SpeciaD.-Senator Cullen intro
duced another bill to punish kidnapping. 1t pro-
vides that whoever is guilty OF kidnapping may be
punished by being imprisoned FOR the offenders
natural life"
Senator Elsberg introduced the City Clubs bill
substituting the Massac sachusetts ballot system for
the party column system in use in this State
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
SAILORS DIE OF SMALLPOX.

Cadiz. Jan. u.-Three seamen Of the crew of the
Spanish steamer Ornon. last at Barcelona, from
New-Orleans and Norfolk. have died OF smallpox
The remainder of the crew are down sick with the
disease.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

summaries:
FIRST RACE-SellIng: mile.
Herocs. 124 CwnkheIdD. and to 8.
Chlers. 122 CNandusen). 10 IL and TO 3-..-....
Iancewood i22 (Milesl, IL to
Time-l;56is,
Jack Martin Tom Cromwell and SamOvar also
SECOND RACE-Selling; and sixteenth miles.
Valdez. 1913 Cweber IL and 5............. l
Woodstock l01 90 Brien) to
Time-2:O3i2.
Patchwor&. B-amblebush and Hinsdale also
THIRD RACE-Selling: mile and eighth
W. h. Gates. III Dalel to and
Lead. 107 (MitcheD. l and
Phidias. 100 Cochran 10 to l.
Time-2:l6ls
George Lee Monnet and Charakeen also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap mile
Strangest 40 (Cochran). 10 and to
Donna Seay. 92 (Slack) TO 10 and to 3.---,---.-
Tme-l:54.
Monk Wayman also ran
FIFTH RACE-Handicap: furlougs
PaIarm, KaneI. II / and tn
Johnson s5 cochran TO and q to 5..........
George 100 CWinkteld to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ttme-1tSS.
Silver Coin. Pat Garrett Star Cotton and Eaglit also
SIXTH RACE-Selling: furlongs
Randy % May 1 and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..
beverage Siichaes 30 and 10 to 1.-.-..-..-.
Ehon. lO6 (Eerman) lG to 5....----.-.--.-.~..---
Tme-14O.
TiIv W. Alvin W. Grey Forge West Baden Macie
Marie Precision also ran
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
HAMBURG TO BE SOLD.
THOROUGHBRED STALLIONS. BROODMARES
AND RACEHORSES To BE OFFERED
IN MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

Horsemen throughout the country are interested
in the coming sale OF stations, broodmares and
racehorses in training which will take place
Madison Square Garden on January 80 and 81 and
February l. The horses from the Bitter Root
Stud the property of the estate of the late Marcus
Daily. The announcement is made that the horses
will be sold by public auction. without reserve. by
the Fasig-Tipton Company. William Easton Will
be the auctiOneer-
Some of the stations of note to be disposed of
include BathamptOn, Butte Hamburg. inverness,
Isidor Ogden Tammany and The Pepper. There
are a lot of brOodmares perhaps a dozen three
year-oIds and score of twO-yeaT-Olds- Probably
the Hveliest interest will bstaken in Hamburg which
made such a sensational record as a two and three
year-Od on the running track. AS twO-yes>-old
Hamburg started sixteen times. was a. winner
twelve times second three times. and third once.
winning in prizes s42. 100 AS three-year-od Ham
burg started five times. winning four races and
finishing third once. His winnings that year
amounted to so. 425. Hamburg in those two years
captured the Great Trial. the Double Event. the
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
YACHTING.

LAST MEETING IN OLD CLUBHOUSE.
NETWORK YACHT CLUB WILL MOVE INTO NEW
QUARTERS ON JANUARY 10.
The last meeting of the New-York Yacht Club
in the old clubhouse. at No. 81 MadisOn-ave. was
held on Thursday night. The new clubhouse, at No.
81 to Al West FOrty-fOurth-st., will be opened
on the morning of January 10. and the old one
closed the preceding evening. The accept
ance Of the two challenge cups one for schoOn-
and for SlOOpS, presented by the Navy
members of the club, acted upon at the
meeting
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
FOR ANOTHER BUILDING COMMISSIONER.

Albany, Jan. I1.-An amendment TO the New York
charter has been introduced by Assemblyman Scan
lon. making several changes in the Department %
Buildings OF that city. The board is increased from
three four Commissioners. the additional
Der being apporticned to the Borough of The Bronx
with office and salary Of $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
NO TRUTH IN REPORTED CARNEGIE PUR.
CHASE

Pittsburg. Jan. Iii. d. Lyon vice-presdent of
A. VI. Beyers Co, when seen to-day. said there
truth whatever in the report that the Car
nege Company had purchased the plant. He said he
had heard of a sale being limited at and
that no negotiations are pending for the sale OF
the property
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12

Referee-T. w Post. Score-Victoria. s; New-Yorf A.
Of halves-Twenty minutes. Goals-Stuart
3 Russell 2, Bowie. Howard 3. NJ Hornfeck. Cobb
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
BASKETBALL.
COLUMBIA-YALE BASKETBALL.

COLUMBIA-YALE BASKETBALL
Columbia will meet Yale in the Columbia GYM
nasium this evening in a game of basketball As
admission can be charged according tc the
faculty rules. admission to the contest will be free
TO all students of Yale and Columbia and their
friends. The game will begin at Sis D.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
HURT IN RAPID TRANSIT EXCAVATION

Pedro Tuck. thirty years old, of No. $500 Amster-
dam-ave.. italian laborer employed In the rapid
transit tunnel hundred -sixty-seventh-st
and Broadway, struck the head by piece
of iron yesterday afternoon. His skull was fract-
ured He will die. Tuck was being lowered into the
excavation. when the iron accidentally fell
the side OF the opening, knocking him from the
elevator when it was about twenty feet from the
bottom.
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IlTHIA WATER y

IFS Goodness Is in It's Purity and DellciousnesS'
Thes in
r.fnQ
sand
New-York tribune., 1901-01-12
THE RACETR4CK.
FAvORITES BEATEN AT NEW-O ORLEANS

New-Orleans, Jan. 11.-Weather rainy; track very
heavy. W. B. Gates the only winning ia
vorite though Valdez was so we'll backed in his
that he really the choice over Narro.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
CAUGHT a WILD GOOSE.

D,rA Was ExaAustsA aad Was Capt1RsA
hy Hand.
One morning. recently. as James
Drury was at his usual work about the
stable Of Frederick Demins. on North
street. LitchAsld. says the Waterbury
American, hh meditations were dis
turbed BY hoarss cries Of "Honk.
"Honk." "Honk." and looking up he
saw . flock Of . dozen wild geese NY
Ing slowly . few hundred yards away
Al he watched, three Of the gesss
dropped In the woods on the Ntsser-
aid place. EXHAUSTED BY their Night.
James said to himself: by gum. L
they viii only wait . few minutes
will try to get . shot at them" 30
he went to the house and procured
gun. After whistlins for Dudley Dem
ing's famous bird dog. James sailed
forth, and Just - he was climbing the
barbed wire fence that surrounds the
woods he saw the dog come to . point
. few fest ahead. Making . quick
spring from the fence (much to the
detriment Of his troussrs). he threw
himself down on the ground and
crawisd along IN the direction the dog
was pointing. Psering around from
behind . stump. he Saw within few
feet Of him hne large goose. and Just
~ he was about to draw bead on It
no said to himself: "Bsgorra. what's
the good Of shooting him when can
catch him in my hands!" So he LAID
the gun aside. and gathering himself
together lsapsd toward his prey. AZ
the same moment the fowl tapped his
wings and rose slowly into the air.
missing Jim's outstretched arms BY =
narrow margin. But the goose was
too tired to fy far. and It settled down
again under an evergreen tree. Jim
repeated Ais former tactics and crept
up ON the bird until he was near
enough to make . rush. Again the
soose rose In the air. but the b:-lches
OF the tree hindered 1t. and tstors II
cosid get out into the open Jim made
leap into the air and caught the
goose on the ay With . arm grasp on
its LEG. TIE goose, which - . hne.
large specimen. was carried to TIE sts-
BILE in triumph and placed In . cooe.
where II has besn visited by scores oe
people daily.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
o.la I. ~. n,..k H,,,a.

The Burlington route h,s recently Is.
sued I. 4S page booklet bearing the title
shines and Mining in the Black Hills"
This book Is one which should BE read
BY every mining man in Colorado. !,
gives more Information about the mines
Of the Black Hills than has ever before
been placed between two covers. A
copy will b: mailed free on application
to the undersigned.
TIE Black Hills need Colorado men
and money. Several OF the shrevdes,
men in the state have already invested
heavily in the Hills The results so far
have been n.ore than satisfactory. The
completion Of the Barlingson's new line
to the Northwest brings the Black Hills
within nights ride Of Denver. You can
leave Denver tonight and be in Dead
wood or Lead City tomossov afternoon.
G. w. VALLRRv,
General Agent. Burling,on Route.
Denver. Colorado
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

The popular song writer and comedian
Joe Newman, Is eemiss again. and =,
usual. be has IN exceilent company viii
him. Miss Carlotie Bixles. violin,ss. and
Miss Sada Talbot. elocutiooist are re
tanned from last years company. the aeu
members being Mics Bessie Dade. con
tralto, and Mss Rose Johnsoo. pianist
The program Ibis year will be ensirel,
different from any heretofore presented
in this city. Ar Newman has written :
great many songs in the last t.elve
months and they are as bright and
catchy IS his former o1es. He has q
budget Of new jokes and stories too. and
he will also Introduce to the ~est mum
Der Of the latest New York song hits,
The one act play selected for presenta
ton this season is entitled "Molly G.
which is smartly written and will keep
an audience laughing heartily for ivent,
minutes To lovers Of bright catchy
music, the visits Of the Joseph Newman
company are always treat. and large
audience vill no doubt greet the popular
entertainers when they again appear =,
Masonic Temple ball Oct Oh. Reserv
ed seats At Gilbert Bros. drug store.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

year. The Demoesas vAo bolts opeap
II viii be remembered q . maa WITH
whom spite, expedieacy o. pstsossl
popularity cut more zee than party fealty
and devotion. Those men who resisted
the clamor Of expediency are entitled 10
better things than desertion. The Camera
has NO object to serve other than those
Of the party and the county. 1t espouses
both interests In supporting the Demo.
cratic ticket named September 81. 1921.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

nd aseamilative processes can't b hurried.
d. Piefce's Golden Medical Discovery,
eures diseases of the stomach and the asso-
eiated osHans Of digestion and nutrition.
Tie source of all physical strength Is food,
pRoperty diges4ed and perfectly assimilated.
1y enabling The perfect digestion and assim-
ilatioa Of food Golden Medical Discovery"
incfeases sd enriches the blood supply
nd se1ds new strength to every organ Of
tAe bsdy.
81 vas q one time as thought almost 4
AeskAS door, writes Mr.. J. s. Bell. Of Leando.
wa Dsfea Co. Iowa II vns confined to my
Assss aoA psrt II the time 10 my bed. had
0nkan Quauekies Of medicines but they only
oesned % feed tAe disease bat must say that
sOcadea Medical Discovery has eured me, and
toAny IN stoates than have been fos twenty
yssR Ian .ow Sosty-three years old
ra1R. d.. Piefce's Medical Adviser sent
fss 10 yos on receipt OF stAmps to pay
expe1se Of nailing oslv. Send thirty
sae-eeat ssanps for cloth bound book o.
itveaay one seanps lbr paper eovers to d..
Z. y. Rierce, 1u&alo, N. Y.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
ar.....s 1.n,.as rr,.s..s.


A device for printing BY means Of
IN electric current and without ink Ia
reported g the invention OF an Eng
lishman. F. Greene OF London. Ger
tain chemicals which are Instantly de-
composed on an electrical current. pro-
ducing IN indelible mark. Are mingled
with the pulp during the process Of
manufacturing An ordinary press. a.
vested Of the linking mechanism. car
be used. One wire Of an electric cir
euit 10 attached to the type or stsreo-
type plate and the other to the cylin-
der that presses tAS paper against the
type. When the current Daasse
through. every spot in relief on the
type toaehipg the paper prints it,
form indeiibiy - the paper almost
exactly a e ink were ussd. EXCEPT that
there Il no damnening and NO s.sas-
inR. The current passing through An
ordinary ineandeseent light u SUN
cisnt to do all the printing on . largs
press. In q recent te0 the Dseae Wa
run at the rate OF 100 imprsssaoes .
minute, and the work vas declared
perfect In every way.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
Ala u cs-....>

TIE governments Commemorative
series. 1901" OF postage stamps Il far
moro artistic than anything issued 1t
the time Of the Worlds Fair. There
are six observation-disclosures two
cent, four-cent, hve-cent, eight-cent
and ten-cent, all printed In two colors
and representing what II styled "an
aid to commerce" OF course. the two
cent stamp viii be the one In greatest
demand. It 10 expected that more than
800 900 900 Will be printed. II Is = pic
ture Of the Empire State express, In
black. vignetted In q pink and white
frame. taken from . snap-shot photo
graph made when the train was going
sixty-four miles an hour. The one
cent stamp u . picture Of fast lake
steamer. the four-cent represents an
automobile. the dve-cent the steel
arch bridge over Niagara River. the
eight-ceni ths canal locks at Sault Ste
Marie and the ten-cent Q modern ocean
stsamship.-New York Press
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
He Kept His Leg

Twelve years ago j. w. Sullivan OF
Hartford, Conn, scratched his leg with
. rusty wire. Inflammation and blood
poisoning ret in. For tNo years he suf-
fered intensely. Then the best doctors
urged amputation, "but," he writes, u
uaed one bottle Of Electric BitterB and
/ IL boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica 6alve
and my leg was soHnd and well as ever." )"
For Eruptions, Eczema, letter, Salt
Rhsum, Soses and all blood disoydsrs
Electric Bitte8 has no rival On earth.
Try them. w. w. Potter 4 Co. viii
GUARANTEES Astisfaction or refund money.
Only 80 csntA
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
Ar.,,s x.,.1,..... q ,ee,.

The Arctic expeditions for 1901 20
far announced are - follows: !. the
ziegler- Baldwin, under the command
Of Evelyn B. Baldwin; ;, = Russian
expedition. In charge Of Vice Admiral
Makaro6. In . vessel especially con-
structed to push fts way through lea
fourteen feet thick; 3, . Canadian sx-
pedition in the Scottish King. In
charge Of Captain Bernier: I. Ger
man expedition. plans mot vt an
nounced; s. . joint expedition By Dr..
Nansen and the Duke Of Abrussi: &.
Peary u expected to anish the explor-
alton Of Grinnell Land and return
homo: Z. Dr. Stein is to complete the
explorations Of Ellssmere Land: 3. .
relief expedition to Frans-Josef Land.
under the command Of Captain Stock
ken; 8, an expedition TO Be sent by
Baron Toll from the Kara sea east
ward along the Siberian coast-Phila-
delphia Times
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

No N liter hox often one hears Joe
Newman he always has something nes
Tor his audience. His supply of good
thiass seems inexhaustible. His pev
songs and selections include "Whod
Think Of That But Hogaa." "Wrap the
Flag Around Me-" "Never Had = Girl
Yet" "Only Little Hot All" "Wouldn't
it Jar You," mamie the KIeptomaniae." !"
lin So Happy. Oh. So Happy" mo
One But You Dear" "O:to aud Auto"
He Didn't He Didn't. He Didn't"
"The Ciriies They Lett Behind" and
sits Rather Foolish. Don't You Think
So.' Mr. Newman's company this year
includes the talented violiais.. Miss Car
lo:te Bixler. the popular elocut'ooist,
Miss Sada Talbot. the remarkable con.
tlalto. Miss Bessie Dade. and the &C.
complished pianist. Miss Rose Johnson
An enjoyable feature of the program
vill be the presentation of = laughable
one act comedy entitled "Molly G" or
THAT Race II Overland" The Joseph
Newman company appean for one night
oaly It Masonic Temple theatre Wed
nesday, Oct. 9th.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
fheas.aAs sest LIS ukiie

Every year = large number II poDr
sufferer whose lungs ara sore and aek.
ed with coughs are urged to 80 70 ~
oth1 climate But tli b costly sad
not always sure. Don't be IN exile UhsQ
Ds. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton win esFe you 1t home. It's the
most infaiKbh nAdicine for Coughs,
Colds and I'll Throat aaA Lung diseases
On earth. The Arst dose brings Nlipf,
Astoundfng cures result from pesistk
usA Trial hotties free At ". W. PcttsF
: Co. Prkcs soe asd 4l.oa Epesy bettls
.uasaatssl
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

Il had long suffered from Indigestion, !"
writes G. A. LeDsis, Cedar City. No.
Like others tried many pseparatioas
bat never found anything hat did ne
good until I took Kodol Dyspepsia Csre.
One bottle cured me. A friesd Who had
suffered similarly pst on the use Of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He b gaining
fast and will soon be able b work. Be.
fore be used Kodel Dyspepsia Cure In
digesaion had made hin Z total wreck.
GiIbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

Takisg advansage d his absence,
seasaaieeal aevspapers are striving to
ksye N nasser Of things named after
IL IaAe President Mckinley. There b
nselDisG 0ore ridiculous than such at-
esnqes 70 esrEy favor with the friends
offhe doceased.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

A. ~ undesslaad The matter Tie
eaeaey e Desves were 'trua down" By
~ Sesvs." They were willing 70 be
sbarIG e Anpahoe eeaaay II Sesvey was
~ basy - lock after thst Job. Stevey
~ ~ 10 bssy aad - Sodom aad the
edhss villages q hat avful county will
hevs - Be gsvssssd b. ths uaaaotnted.
H 4 was sakiaA Of Sssvsy 70 lead
49, -.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08
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An interesting project for q canal.
cutting through the north island Of
New Zealand. u at present under dis
cussion. The city Of Auckland Is sit
uated on the east coast of the island.
but on an exceedingly narrow isthmus.
and has large trade connections both
east and west At the narrowest point
the isthmus 10 only some three-QuAr-
ters Of q mile broad. but on beth sides
Of this the water II shallow and the
canal. In consequence, would be
work Of some magnitude. II 10. how
ever. q work OF great importance and
would bring Auckland over 100 miles
nearer Sydney than at present The
that vonld result to the
American mail steamers from San
Francisco via Auckland to Sydney Il
IN admirable illustration Of the uss-
fulneas Of the proposed canal.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

Loes o5 ylTAM7Y h loa u ~
princip,s q LIFE, and II tshy indinas1 By
hiling appetite and diiaiMishing strength
and endurance. Hoods sArsapariila b
the greatest yitalixer-it acts on all the
organs and functions, and builds up the
whole system.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

~ WV SVSs
Sealed bids will be RECEIVED until noon
October 10th. BY the clerk Of St John's
parish for
I. The whole work Of construction.
2. Each past separately.
3 The masoary and brick work.
4. The carpenter work, Including
painting. etc.
According to The plaas and speci6ca.
tons of the new church edi6ee. 70 be ob.
tained At the rectory.
The committee reserve the right 70 re.
ject any and al tendess. Address
"The Clerk"
p. o. Box s7I. Boulder. Colo.
Daily camera., 1901-10-08

Mothers everywhere praise One Min.
ute Cough Cure for the sulfeIings Il has
relieved and the lives Of their little ooes
Il has saved. Strikes at the root Of the
trouble aud draws out the Inflammation
The ehidren's favorite Cough Cure
Gilben Bros.