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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-11-17
CALIFORNIA OIL MEN COMBINE.

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GUort 10 me'NS1 ue' r'ouNo' WI "N'
IN oan FRANCISCO
Los Angeles Cnrresponacnce OF the New
York Evening Fost)
A., t,,,ortort stc, Ia b.r,, t,,,e, in +bn
An 1inPu' '1N' '''P ~ '-'"s ,""." >" ',IS
control or the OIL Industry or california
about thirty OF the legdiug producers OF
La "a, .h, Etcr, c,p,t, ,,l1s boyi,c, bnep
' ~ 'NN
brought into the Associated OH company
which wil control about 70 per cent OF
.r,. rr,5,,,lr, ,,aIs or a,r1l na,,,srto.., nj
''' "',''' %" 49, ~ ~
'he demonsUateu territory I'D the Kern
vee field. and considerable portion OF
fba as-,,r.t,s+ad l,,a a., bo a.,,- Al
'"N ''"'' W"
eeldS or Kern county The new company
s. capitalized at S4O.0ol.O0O. and VIII have
actual usscts running we'll into the mil
lions OF dollars
The comuaples which have enicF,a the
new corporation are the CanuelG RIacs
JACK, Wolverine, Alma, Henrietta, Olcma,
Alma, Jr Alpha Senator, Chicago Crude.
Central Point Toltec RudbauE. Green ana
Wh.tucv, Colossal Reed Crude. Linda
Vista, sterling Sovereign California Stand.
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GIVEN A LIFE SENTENCE.
Nsa,o ,P y.2i...t..a VINO Killed. His "

Nearo Preached Who Killed His Wife
at Mckinney Convicted by jury.
Mckinney Texas. November 15--Eev
1ohn Long was found guilty OF murder 40
fhe district court today and given life
sentence In the penit6ntlay Long Is
negro preac cher WHO whlo on one OF tb
principal streets 10 town with his wife last
June suddenly whipped out a knne. EN-
braced her and en-, her throat from p3r
70 ear. She died instantly 50 the arms 4.
stretched her out on the street ana pro
cceded up town. Nhere ne WAS arreste4
after ylclously resisting the officers. Whit
the iury was celebrating on his case this
morning the prisoner attacked the sheriff
but was quickly subdued amid much con.
fusion In the court room.
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is removed and the body restored TO a
condition OF sound health
II was troubled long time with dys-
pepsia, torpid liver and constipation
writes Mrs. Julia T.. Deal, of Ostwalt
lredell CO., N c., 0could scarcely eat
anything at all would have attacks OF
pain something like collie, and sometimes
1t seemed as though l could not live. 1
wrote TO DR.. r. V. Pierce, stating my
condition, and in few days received
a kind letter of advice, telling me to use
DIR. Prerce's Golden Medical Discovery.
| took four bottles, and one vial Of Or.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and now / can
cat anything l want and It don't hurt
me. have not been in bed day since
took your Golden Medical Discovery
I have not taken any medicine in twelve
months. feel under lasting obligations
to DIR. Pierce for my good health, for well
do know he is the one who cured me"
II is peculiar to Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery that it accomphshes
cures which seem absolutely wonderful.
The test of superior man is his ability
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WHAT WILL TASTE GOOD ?
The Palate vs.. The Stomach.

The average woman who considers
what she shall eat, asks herself, oWhat
will taste good ?" She rarely remembers
that the object Of eating is TO provide
nutrition TO sustain the body and that
the palate docs not determine the nutri-
tive value Of food. The consequence is
that she makes lunch Of ice cream and
cake, helped out by little candy and
thinks she has been fed. Instead Of that
she has only been filled. She has called
the digestive system into activity for
practically no purpose, except to ask it
60 make bricks without straw--to nour-
ish the body with material in which there
is little, il any, nutrition
It must be said that the men are not
Far behind the women in this respect.
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to do something which
others have tried and have
failed in doing. That's
the test OF a superior med
icine. 1t is under this test
that the astonishing cura-
tive power of Golden
Medical Discovery" be-
comes evident. When doc
tors and other medicines
fail the use OF the "Discov-
cry" results in a lasting
cure. Such a cure is illus
trated in the testimonial of
Mrs. Harrison, which fol-
lows:
my sister (of Arlington,
Washington Co., Nebr. J,
was taken very sick and
had several doctors, writes
Mrs. c. L. Harrison, OF Elk
City, Douglas Co., Nebr.
"They could not DO her
any good and told my
mother they would not
come any more, as no doc
tor could help her, that
she could not get well.
She had wasting of the
digestive organs. My
mother said to my sister,
Well, I almost know that
I DR.. Pierce's medicines will
cure her. So she bought
six bottles, three of Cold
en- Medical Discovery,
three of Favorite Prescrip-
ton and some of the Pei
let's; and now my sister is
a we'll woman"
81 can say to you, one
bottle of your Golden
Medical Discovery h a S
cured me sound and we'll,
after suffering two long
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Wharton, Texas November 16.-Prosident
A. b. MayeS and 2. NJ. Iced Of the Big Hin
on company passed through Wharton yes
terday, returning from Matagorda county,
where thct have been 20 overlook their
well interests They report that their warer
a shutdown until water could be obtained.
They declined to name the depth obtained,
hut stated that they We're much gratihed
over The outlook. Mr.. Iced has sunk TWEEN
~ wells az Beaumont and says that he has
great confidence in the prospects OF Big
Hill
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Contract for a Wei.

Mr.. II, SturnL who is the treasurer Of
the Acadia OH and Fuel company of New
York, was in the city yesterday TO see
about using a switch line TO the scene Of
the compauy's operations. He stated tn1t
he had let contract FOR n Well 10 J. W,
Sturm Of Beaumont and that work would
begin within thirty DAYS, The property OF
the company lies about twelve miles south
Of Crowley, at Daspit, La. The well Ia 10
be twelve inches and the contract calls for
1900 feet OF casing
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on News from ElInh Island.

High Island, Texas. November l5.-The
Post correspondent met Mr. Newson, one
OF the contractors of the Big -Four well.
who was up looking as to the progress his
men were making. He stated that they had
succeeded In getting through the tint rocl;
NJ SOC feet, and were now down coo feet,
BoTkinK In substance AinilaT 70 that at
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ma 10 CarrIed.

Forney, Texas. November 15.--The cleo
ton here today TO decide whether the trus-
tees OF Forney independent school district
shall Issue bonds to the amount OF $1,000
kar sohs0l nBzRasss 1hnilainS . Eass com.
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Proaress Is Slow IN the JENNINGS

PROGRESS Is Slow in the Jennings Field.
Jennings La, November 16.-The South
ern OH company have reached a depth OF
nearly coo feet with their hrst well, and
the drilling machinery for the second one
has been shipped The No. Is expected
10 start the early part OF next week, ad.
Joining the Jennings No. / we'll
The other wells are being drilled, but
progressing a little slowly al present.
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years with stomach disease" writes w.
II. Braswell, OF McAdenville, CASTOR Co.,
n. c. "My health is worth all the world
to me. will praise you as long as
live"
ARE YOU AN ExcEPTIoNe
If you have disease of the stomach
and its allied organs of digestion and
nutrition, and are not cured by the use
OF DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry, you will be all exception to the rule
r.yoved in over thirty years of experience
and by the cure Of hundreds of thousands
OF people. 1t may not cure you. There
ARE two people in every hundred who
are only helped but not entirely cured
by the use Of "Golden Medical Discov-
cry" You may be one Of the two per
cent. instead OF one of the uinety-eight
per cent who are perfectly and perma-
neutly cured. But the chances of cure
are Overwhelmingly in your favor.
Sometimes dealer tempted by a little
more profit paid on the sale of less mer-
itorious medicines will offer the Gus
toner a substitute as being "just as
good as the "Discovery." Refuse it
A VALUABLE BOOK FREE.
Free. DR.. Pierce's Common Sense
Medical Adviser is sent FIRE on receipt Of
stamps to pay expense of mailing only.
Send IL one-ceut stamps for the book III
paper covers, or 81 stamps for the CLOTH
bound volume. Address Doctor R. ".
Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Have Formed a copartne,sbiD.

Dutton OF thi1 city and Mr.. McEver OF
Lakota have formed a partnership and pure
chased the 1ewelry stock and fixtures 81
Sam L. Byrd. and have consolidated II with
Mr.. Dutcon's jewelry business Mr. Byrd
and viii probably enter the cattle business
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN wis
Special TO The Pos

K,y wos - Tio AZ rr1 +ag '1e Am),
from Galveston, and sailed 10 y, o.
Norfolk, Va,-Arrived ., ssu,'I,'ileI
nisr ~ ,ra,, GO Ca, 49,, s 'Yburg
Newport News, Va,-Ar,.s ~ '4uua
%, from Galveston, anu I've hre-
men. Rod,,,r :,
Port Eads, La.--Arriv) "o SrogS W.,
fIcm Barry; Malbreck yerpool vic 81
: az5 DaTiep lBr9 fr,9ln ports; Bret.
fond ,NorJ, from Blue from IJveTnool
Galveston; Dictator ports. SoiieS
via Colon and Me&jobourr and Nv
star Cross tBr), Tor Albanian (Rr1
BORG VIA Newport with supplies for
t nIy,. apeIoWn' AIT (Nor), for Ascen-
i pcl,S Rsg army, ,SSoeollna LSp), for Ca
diz, Malaga, VALLEY. for Havana va
IiaEanai Aransalseerless tBr.), rom
r, L.1hI u'-~f assoc for Hamburg.
"9tsSSSito ,li wa ~ Arcadia (GerJ, from
&, lam pul ,-I,AFiort News.
NIptSSiHiS st6G HirN MA red: Barton tBr). for
GSYH ys 2cr,, A: Lampasas. for Key
W t;I5ss and Ga; carthagenluu. from
PsSi a9f { 6@n, TrIesland, from
New York "a; leland. for New York
nnnsMerpTed; Bremen. from New
fq gS, 4; Ia Champagne. for New
York ved, Aito- 49,, "
Londo h4Vn Mon
treaL 6.-Arrlved: st. Paul non,
g Newi Celtic, from Livernool
o1,99lns-Arriyed; Pcnnsylvania' fro,,
nuN Augusta Victoria. from New
fIIT1El-Arriyed: cymrlc. from New
YpI' ---.uu,,..
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They eat pie and doughnuts for lunch
because these "taste good" without the
slightest regard to the nutritive purpose
of eating, and in general have not the
least idea of the nuEiuve value of the
food they eat
It is true that natural food products,
ouch as fruits vegetables, etc, appeal to
the palate and tempt it, and are the bet
ter therefor. The evil is that in what
might be called artificial foods-foods
not grown but manufactured; the palate
is tempted by lavors, sauces and coudi-
ments TO its own deception, to the injury
OF the stomach and the loss of nutrition
/ Eat spariugly OF simple foods at regular
| times and there viii be little use for doc
tors. 1t is the pandering to the palate
at the expense OF the stomach which
brings stomach disease and its attend
ant evils.
Split MILK.
vIts of no use to cry for split milk
SAYS the proverb. 1t is no use to regret
irregular and careless eating when the
mischief is done and dyspepsia or some
other form of stomach trouble has fast
ened its hold upon us. The thing to do
then is to cure the disease, and get back
again TO the old condition OF health
The quickest way to cure Indigestion
and other diseases OF the stomach and
organs OF digestion and nutrition is to
use Dr.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discov-
cry. Its cures are permanent because
they are perfect The cause OF disease
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modious school housed carried-l90
aud ten votes against.
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Quotations for unlisted stocks for which
bids were made.
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got the real thing when Won get
NJ LIGHTNING OH for Burns, Bruises
ttN9 aims The most penetrating
90 ,iniment kneNRa Guaranteed.
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A Car of Mattings,
IAN Half Prices.)

Just received, will take the capacity
OF the department, and we are dis
posed to let them slip through our
hands at a small margin of profit
to pay the toll.
% Rolls China. extra heavy and very
close, reversible, would be big value
this wseEs = = i9c
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Price Cutting IL
here IS part Of d.
doing,
This Sidebcrt
of solid oak, /.
22XA, with Frtna
Bevel Plate Mine
large drawers u.
large lower ID
compartment, va
prett lily
carved n "a
this week y.JV
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'Sideboards.

There are a few sideboard, h,
that rat her stand in the way d Il, /
even gratu ated price scale-an n
one now and then at prizes f
apart So conditions seem to vi.
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WiroW Shades.
Fver2oIler Guaranteed.
Mattings.
Direct Importers

Extensive business, of course
leaves its accumulation of ODD
Rolls and Short Lengths or Rem.
nants. These will be sold thi.
week at exactly half prices, Thi,
tells particulars.
Mattlngs. plain and fancy, Chi
nese or japanese makes, few
odd fun rolls and many remnants
of from 10 30 yards each. Taey
sold regularly at from Zoe to 4Oc
yard,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
LACK OF REST.
The Man or Woman Who Falls
to Get refreshing Sleep is on
Health'S Down Grade. Alma
People Know the Remedy

1t is feature of the worry and hustle
of present day living that wakefulness
and restlessness beget headaches
languor-failing trength-dullness
people go to their work in a listless,
half. hearted way. Ordinary treatments
have no effect because they have not
the secret pc wer of organizing nerve
force, peculiar to DIR A w Chase
Nerve Pills, the great success of which
is attested by residents of Alma.
c. A. Fritz of Alma, Mich, says
/ was feeling poorly all spring and had
a good deal of rheumatism and nervous
headaches did not rest we'll at night
had tried different medicines without
success, when I got some of DR.. A. w
Chase's Nerve Pills at Sharrar & Null
holland drug store and had used them
about two weeks when | was feeling
splendid | have no hesitation in re.
commenting them" DIR. A. w Chase S
Nerve Pills are sold at so cents box ct
dealers or DIR A. w. Chase Medicine
Co, Buffalo, N. Y. See that portra
and signature A. w. Chase, NJ. D., are
on every package.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
Christmas Wedding.

On Christmas noon, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Nevins, occurred
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Nellie Nevins, and Mr.. w. J Hicks, of
Sumner, the Rev. A. b Bowman officia
ting. A host of friends witnessed the
ceremony and showered congratulations
upon them. A bountiful dinner was
served. Many beautiful gifts attest to
-, Ugh esteem in which the happy
''o - held by their friends. May
happiness be their lot.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
THEY ALL SAY so.
Not Only In Alma. but In Every City
and Town In the Union.


II the reader took tn time and trouble
to ask his fellow residents Of Alma the
simple O oestion given below, he would
obtain the one answer. III he would
read the statements now being published
in Alma, which refer 90 this answer. it
would surprise him TO note that they
number 80 many. AS many more could
be, and may be published. but in the
mean time ask the first person you meet
what cures backache? The answer will
be, Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is citi-
zen who endorses our claim:
Mrs. Catherine Sipe, living near sug.
ar factory, says: ~ have been troubled
five years. My back bothered me a
great deal all last winter and spring. /
was so / could not do any sewing. for
could sit only a few minutes in one
position at time. | did not rest com
fortably at night and il made sudden
move, sharp twinges caught me across
the small Of the back. / took good
many remedies, but never found one
that acted so effectively as Doan's Kid
ney Pills, procured at Bivins q Rhodes
drug store. | was cured before |
finished the box gave the balance TO
out VI NY holbuOoie' WIN VIZ niSo DOh-
Gifted. l am getting pretty old. 10 years,
but since / have used Doans Kidney
Pills feel like young person. / can
do pretty good days work yet. have
told lots of people about Deans Kidney
Pills They are the finest medicine
ever used " For sale by all dealers :;
price 80 cents a box Milburn
90 Buffalo, n Y. sole agents for the
U 8 Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other. 1889 3w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
They Banoueted.

The st. Louis Board OF Trade is not
dead il some other similar organizations
in neighboring towns are nearly so Last
Saturday night the ST. Louis organiza-
tion held a banquet at the Park House
which was largely attended. The fol.
owing toasts were responded to-
yor Geo. S. AIdrich. POSTMASTER.
reDort-O. NJ. Everden.
10 years progTess-Hon. G. W Giddngs.
bic spirit-Rev. 5. G. Robinson.
bic works-Dr. A. r. Wheeler.
new chemical pant-John Faulkner.
lies OF good citiZenship-J. W. Bernard.
IA citizen owes TO his city-John X. Will
,oard Of Trade desirabeT--C. II. Gran
)k ahead, or the st Louis Of the future
VI. Blanchard.
ks--Hon. a. B Darragh.
-sneous remarka-T w. whitney
smpo, do TO be sayedI-Dr. Stiles
hat shall =
-.ennedy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
Churches ! Societies.
SOCIETIES..

The b. V. Il. o. will meet with Mrs.
Ferdinand Montigel Wednesday eve.
Regular meeting OF Fitz James lodge.
No. 80, h of p tonight. All members
are urged to be present.
Regular meeting Alma Lodge, No
244, +. 81. A. NJ, Friday evening, Dec.
81. Installation of new officers; ban
quet will be served after installation.
Meeting will begin at Z 80 p. m stand
ard time.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
Masonic Officers.

At the regular meeting Of Aim q
lodge, No. 244, r. g. A. NJ, Dec. oath,
the following officers were elected for
che ensuing year:
II. E. Meyers, W. NJ.
Lloyd o. Ellison, 8. ".
A. Il Olmstead. ]. w.
Chas. o. Ward, Treas.
NJ. Pollasky, Sec'y.
z. A. Bivins, 8. ID.
- A. Holmes, J ID.
Struble, Tyler.
appointed s. G.. Pierce and
lie, Stewards, and @. 8.
IN Greig, Committee on
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27

srtution be-
EN- the family
. pronounced the
,uble and gave the
r. of his ultimate recovery.
.Jwever, rallied as warm weather
.dvanced and was able to ride about
and visit among his friends and rela-
tives, but as cold weather again APP
preached he began to fail and gradually
failed until the end. He was the father
of eight children, four Of whom proceed
ed him in their infancy. He leaves a
widow and four children TO mourn their
loss.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
Institute Dd

Ho u"o0' III ''i' ~ograms
have all been arranged and p haId
completed. The round up will be .
at Ithaca. January IL and IL. and it
expected that a very interesting pro-
gram will be presented on those dates.
The speakers furnished by the state are
Mrs E. A. Campbell, j. ID. Towar and
W. A. Ellis.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
...FARM 6 RS.
Real Estate
FOR SALE.

have the following pieces for sale
II in need Of farm or house and lot,
let us know your wants:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27

These are some Simple RENE dies
indispensable in any family. Among
these, the experience of years assures us
should be recorded Painkiller For both
internal and external applications we
have found it of great value; especially
can we recommend it for colds, rheuma-
tism, or flesh wounds and bruises
Christian Era Avoid substitutes, there
is but one Painkiller, Perry Davis
Price 2Sc and soc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27
Gard of II.

We hereby wish to EXPIRE our heart
felt thanks to all those kind friends and
neighbors who so kindly assisted us dur
ing our recent affection, also the choir
which rendered such very appropriate
selections.
MERCY A BoGERT,
II. Il BoGERT AND FAMILY,
EUGENE BoGERT AND FAMILY,
JACOB BOGERT AND FAMILY,
MRS. = II JOHNSON.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27

Old Spanish port and sherry, Burk's
Tom gin-imported goods-and "Old
Rosebud" whiskey are the finest in the
land. Sold by Paul Murray. llS5-tf
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-12-27

Il
II in need OF farm or house and lot,
let us know your wants:
Mo. l-pO acres, Bethany township 4 miles from
81. Louis SO acres improved new house;
new barn Il acre orchard; flowing well;
clay and gravely loan; bargain.
Mo go acres In sec. :. Lafayette townships
acres timber balance improved; new
house; new barn; excellent soil; well
drained; 81 miles from breckenridge
Price,l7OO.
NO. SO acres miles from Wheeler village;
81 acres cleared; log hou-e, frame ad
dition; new frame barn, 81 AZ; well
drained fairly we'll fenced good orchard,
30 trees; soil. black loan. Price, t22D0
No. 40 acres; 25 acres improved small
frame house and barn; splendid soil;
miles TO Wheeler village. Price $1,000
No 6-l29 acres. all cleared; new house;
franc barn; orchard; well wateredl
splendid soil: miles from St Louis
Price $1,000.
No. 6-i20 acres; 100 acres improved; 20 acres
OF timber; larse new house; new barn;
flowing we'll; good orchard; splendid
soil; miles from 81. Louis. Price.
$1,000.
No. so acres IS improved small frame house
AND stable; miles from wheeler No.
coil. Price. $500.
No. S-I6O acres; 100 acres improved; good
buildings, well fenced, exc lie Mt oil in
high state OF cullivation miles from
Wheeler. Price. $500
No. $50 acr s4mies from Forest Hills miles
from shepherd good house new barn,
ali cleare .tAcellent SOIL rice, f5VuV.
No iO-HUuse and lot In Alma; well located;
10 rooms; End house north OF engine
house. Price, ESQ half cash, balance
time
No live have some excellent unmproved
lands located from : 10 10 miles from 81.
LOuis. and from 8 To- miles from SheD-
herd easily improved. which We will
sell a. 5000 per acre small payments
down. balance on long time ~ Elk per
cent. interest. These lands will he
double ia price within three years. Call
on or address
ALDRICH g. SMITH.
st. Louis, Mich.
@. S. ALDRICH. r.. S. SMITH
La Junta tribune., 1901-02-20
M.eesbee Election.

AT a regular meeting of La Junts
Tent, No 70. Knights of the Mac
cabes, held at Avenue hall las
Saturday night. the following Off
GERS were elected Tor the ensuing
term; Commander, l.. Bowman
lieutenant commander, II. w,
Adsmond; sergeant, l.. L. Baggi
chaplin, Guy E. Smith; K. X.
and f. X. ] n. Rathmsn; mas
er-at arms, Ross Hutchinson
first master OF the guards, Roy
Hayter; second master OF the
guards, Ohio Edmiston; sentinel,
6. II. Wooli; picket, w c.
Warmsn.
La Junta tribune., 1901-02-20
Merchant. Gift Plano.


The following merchants vii
give votes for the Piano Contest.
Be sure TO ask for ballot with
each asc purchase and vote the
piano TO your Lodge;
Faulkner g. Heatop, groceries.
J. II. Simonton. groceries.
las. Melvin, meat market.
Finney's Pharmacy, drugs, and
jewclry.
McCarty & Althen, clothing.
A. NJ. Potter. stationary.
Bomgardner& O'Neil, hardware.
Hawkins Cash Store, dry goods.
shoes, etc.
G. II. Dowper, bicycles.
Grant Harbour, Dept Store.
Valley Furniture and Carpet Co.
Griffin a. Wasson, paint and
paper
]. b, Sherman & Co restaurant.
Guy E. Smith, music store,
La Junta tribune., 1901-02-20
ra..mor,. c.n ,. Prevented.

This disease always results from
cold or an attack Of the grip and
may be prevented by the timely
use of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. That remedy was extensive
" used during the epidemics Of
La Grippe of the past few years,
and not single case has ever
been reported that did not recover
or that resulted in pneumonia,
which shows it to be a certain pre-
ventive Of that dangerous disease.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
gained world wide reputation Tor
its cures Of colds and grip.