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Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
W. .ss.smss,- ssh

A. aesriy esershs,ay ~s- tnere .
really i-ns necessary - givc a hong
ssesaEt 81 4.
The >ssekaas- ball a. Ia Ncta
lA-s rriaay nigAt vas probably tae
sss-s largely stteWded social cVeui oi
rsoeai years. Eesweea iesr asa ave
Ausared peos,ie we're 1hsre isc,ea sg
large Delegations from " anniia. Co-
bolla. Howevilie aud IN Z CO every
quarter 81 the eesn,ry. z25 tcscta
we're soid.
The reeep isn, held frem eight o.
sine. wa. very we'll attended ANA
proved slcial success. bBt it was
net until shortly after nine wheH
Emerso.'s orchestra tBued up that
people fsIly appreciated the crowd.
Dancers overfiswed iuto 1he big hall
asd the ordinary dining room Lven
ahen when 4uaariile was called.
aud there we're lots of thein. eacA set
hsd about a. much space a. the top
OF a hagshead, while the spectators
,serched on the windows and radia-
tors.
An excellent supper was set by
saager u. Il. Lewis. of the hotel.
Souvenir badges vt the bail we're dis
tribsted TO csttlemen aud guests, who
represented all parts OF Guonison
county an1 some distast sections.
Altogether the ball was a decided
success and will probably be repealed
next season. Some say they can
hardly wait year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
is~lr,sse Nae.

NEas-t sANrfoN erresgloaiisuoe.
he iHstItgte 81 tue Iwelfih Nar-
maj Di-trict now ~ session in OHrav
has an enrgilment OF n4Hety The
work = progressing fHely VIA Prsf.
b III. CLARK. of ceHtrsl CITY. a. con
duct9r All " ho know Prof. CLARK
snew that sn institute sHdeF his
leadership is bound 10 se a sscce-s a.
One Oi The teachers pat ID CLARK Is a
whole institute ia himself"
Prof Clark l. assisted by Mrs.
Lake, of the Deaver Normal school
aud Mis- Grifiin, OF the Montro-e
schools
Points Of interest in snd about
Oarsy are being visited by the teach
ers. Grow Is may be seen most any
Time before or at er Institute honrs
in Box Canon, at Bear creek falls,
Cascade falls and other picturesque
spots.
ID. b. o A.ieswerth, president OF
the Agricultural college spent several
days ia Oaray last week aud deliv-
cred lecture "Wednesday night on
"Courtship ia Modern fiction'
The members OF the institute visited
the Camp Bard mine Saturday whore
they we're given a sumptaous dinner
and royalty entertained by managers
the mine.
Prof. CLARK lectured at the Pres
byterian chsuch Sunday night. His
subject was "The Fountain Head of
Lite"
Mrs. Helen l.. Grenlell, state SUPER
intepdent OF public instruction. spent
Monday visiting the Institute aud
iectured Monday night ON "Eihics
aud EdBestlon.,' John T. Barnett,
Oursy S silver tongued orator gave a
taik 10 the teachers on the "Phy sical
Training of Children"
james B. Rlgsn, principal of the
Ia son buiidiug ia North Denver IS
visiting The Institute this week.
Lectures by DR.. SAY der and other
prominent educators Of the ate are
vet Ia store.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
Iomichi Turn ups.

News-Chsmpiou Corresps-idence.
Dry and hot. Wed help it. if we
could.
Mr.. Mcdowell went mp to the
BALDWIN coal mines Tuesday aud re-
turned "Wednesday with load Of
coal.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. IL. Jones. parents
of Ms. welch. and Mrs. Potts and
son Frank, are visiting at clyde
Weleh's
Ne noticed, sunday evening JerrF
OH stand up collar, white
shirt and a cizer-on the train bound
Tor Denver.
VIII someone please start hayiH-
II seens that the click Of the mower
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
seven Cars >piiniered

Friday afternoon the Butte train
was dersilei near Glacier siding
seven cars leaving the track and
NEST Of them being splintered into an
excellent quality Of kindling wood.
The long coal train was winding
down the valley when an axle broke
near the middle OF the train. Ana
seven cars bad gone III ana the ar1s
pounded or ab1at z5l lies 90 t-ua ta
a siaud-tii vi,bns .dsms-o t5 r..-
scu-ers or irsIlm %.
Elgatern cars iu front warr ua-
coupled aul preceded to GaHa..rH
with au passengers. A ur iH-
train was iumei aicIy srt oa. la1
by The next morning hsd ale track
cleared ready for business aEaiH.
Several cars were burnt up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
HOwrs This.

We offer Ola Hundred Dollars Te-
ward for auy case of caarrh tbst
cannot be cured by HaII's CamrA
Cure.
+. J. CH1NEY q co, Props,
Toledo. %.
We, ihe undersigned. have known
+. j. Chefey for The last fifteen years,
aud believe him perfectly honorable
Ia all business trans actions and fnaB-
cially able 10 carry out any obiiga-
tions made by their firm.
WEsT a TRUAN, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
WALDING, kINNAM Il NJ MNRNIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by
all druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family pill are the best.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
An Afternoon Entertainment. 4.

ln honor Of her guest, Mrs. orsoa
Adams, Of Grand Junction, the bone
OF Mrs. SPrigg Shacklef0rd was
opened Weaue-day afternoon 10 n
gathering OF about thirty Gunnison
ladies who we're agreeably entertained
at euchre.
Besides the game, a tasty luncheon
was enjoyed by the ladies. Deoora-
tions OF cut flowers were ia evidence.
Everyone present speaks in asiteriag
terms of the pleasant after noon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
sescaer~ tNAswssss,s ,sss.

The reeHlsr euanty exs.ss>ssss 81
teachers will b. bria a. the ossse ct
the essaty -sPeriIienaesf. Friday
and : Saturday. Auza-t .,ta aud l6ah
IsUz. bcginniag a. : 80 a. "a.
Al csHdid sie- expeettnz 20 take
the eNsmtnstisu ia stamaisen e,asss
and desiring their papers graded IN
s.other cpunfy Shugia write 10 the
-uPer % eu.leaI ~ the eassniy ~ " hleh
the psper- are 10 be- graded ana state
that l. de-irea b fhe applicant thas
The papers shaa a 5c accepted aud
graded.
tANNIE 81 KNEIT.
Go. ~ap't of schools.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
Woman's Club special Neetiag.

Tuesday afternoon the spacious
home OF Mrs J. A. Steele was throw u
open 10 members of the MOndfy
Afternoon club and their friends no
gathered To- listen to a talk on work
of the Chicago clubs by Mrs. Charles
Gilbert Davis aud TO enjoy a social
midsummer reunion.
Nearly all members of the club
were present aud many visitors. Mrs.
Davis is the wife of DIR. Davis, pro
prietor of Wsahits hot springs. she
IL thoroughly familiar with Chicago
club work and gave a highly inter
<,sting account of their method and
results accomplished Valuable sug-
gestions were made and poin's :
brought out by questions and an.
swers.
Part of the afternoon was spent in
enj oy ing the artistic water color
paintings Of Miss katherine N-u-
mayer hich were displayed. M is-
Neumayer is OF Aurora, H., but hI.
spent some months at Waunita b0Ih
Hast summer and this Her views are
largely scenes in the vicinity OF
Tomichi Dome Mrs. Ors0a Adams
of Grand Junction, the guest OF Mr..
Sprigg shaekletlrA. entertained the
gathering with vocal music.
Refreshments OF punch. iee-crelm,
cake aud b1nbons, served by the hl-l-
ess, weie tasty aud much erjoy-d.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

r. iseaez- W o. oaa-o ii.e Fain we al
~ greatly aesiFc.
The long harued cattle Are is.-s
eEer she rsHzc 80 Ne xouid iaAne
from the ulu5ar af insasi grant wag-
oiis % b. -aea casstantiy uFsn the
highways.
The "stspr-iesiox ef late has
zrosu sery -aspicisss and his csp-
tare j. q IT. "a. % excepg uHasr csgcr %
uizHt. 80 90 n8t be aiarmed f a. AID
iilses yau cauHsi aeeeaat ar t..e
'eenlsngiy unusasl coudeet ei nian AZ
uizLt.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
an >orts of TRAIT
FANNIE 81 KNErr.
to. >ap't of schools.

Faania 6azetto
feaches, spricQis aud berries are
claiming The attention OF our orchsr-
dists ~ pre-est. the ,ieid being very
bountiiul Biackberries aud rssp-
berries grow very abundant here, aud
sell Tor three dollars crate, which
gives the grower iine profit. There
Is a great demand for all kinds Of
fruit this season, aud with our pros
Pective increased shipping facilities
the income Of the North Pork should
nearly double all previous years.
Paonia fruit ns~ fiuds its way TO
nearly every trade center in the
United States, aud while the pro
duction of fruit has largely increased.
the consumption Of IL has increased
also on account OF new markets
opened for IT,
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
On 10 IT. Louis

George W. Thatcher, commissioner
in-chicf, the Board OF st. LouIs
Worlds Fair managers Of Colorado,
Is superintendent OF the mineral de-
partment OF the Colorado State Fair
90 be held at Paeblo, september 5
to 20 Mr.. Thatcher is very auNi0u-
that there be a iine display of Colo
rad1 products in not only The mineral
department bat IN every other de-
partmeut, for The Worlds Fair man
ayers will make selections for the 81
Louis exposition from all exhibits
that are NOT pcrshab'e.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
Sentry Bros. ramou, shows United.

Sentry Bros. Famous Shows United.
The eonsolid ting Of Gentry Bros.
Famous Trained Animal shows,
which have long been the most popu-
iar tented exhibitions Ia the world,
make an important union Of excellent
performances by combining what
have heretofore Travelled separately.
The exhibition is fully twice its
former size; in addition to the aug
mentcd professional displays, the per-
formance this season requires double
the space and time that ii formerly
did.
The famous shows united will eN-
h;bit here, Gunpison, Friday. August
sth. afternoon AID night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

FoR RENT The Parks frame.
Pine street the jacks cottage. Iowa
street. aud others soon 10 be located
HENRY I. LANE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Bicycle cleaning and repairing
All kind- orbieyele supplies Prompt
atteuuon given Co work. New loca
ion at Roua', bast-tar, under Wood
man hail W. S. Rainbow
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

FoR SAN The Cosfalin House
"a Pine STREET, might be rented
farni-hed or uufuruishcd. 10 small
family; l7 feet ON Main street, block
a llE>EY +. LANE.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

DIR. Shrock. the well known Pueblo
dentist. will make Gunuisou his
headquarters for some DAYS after
August ith.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Don't forget 90 buy your minuow
at Gsvette Bros. & Duree, the old
reliable minnow merchants.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Quic kest meals in the city at John
sons Short Order Restaurant, West
Gunnison. Open day and night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

WANIED . A second hand wagon
size three or three and quarter.
A. y CHINERN.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Losr-A string OF gold beads 80
r. ward for return of same 10 Dr. +.
4 sanford.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Soft hnts cleaned as good as new
s. TO 80 cents. VIII save buying.
Ladies' siIk waists so 10 rs cents.
Perkins steam laundry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While you think af it, go buy and
try a boN Of Cascarlts Candy Ca
thartic. ideal .azltisc, tonight. You Il
never regret it, Genuius tablets
stamped G. C. C. Never sold in
bulk. All druggist, roc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

All my furniture for sale az resi-
dlence corner Virginia avenue and
Twelfth street.
u. H. WEGENER.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Fish tags for shipping fish, fgr sale
At this office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Mr= VIM Ia T-aH returned -.t
evening te Naara.tir sf-. -reHliru
some weeks u. ter cousin Hrs.
Henry f Laia-
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

Borrns nlI Park-sadll for
Sale Cheap.
.NATLOR.
b 81 TaOlty's Ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
BUSINESS LOCALS.

aH' aas and announcements undor this head
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01
True
Economy

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
the high est-olass
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
. year.
DIR. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. 1t
makes the food de-
licious and healthful.
Gunnison news-champion., 1902-08-01

NoTE.-You cannot, If YOU
value good health. afford to
use cheap, low grade, alum
baking powders. They are
apt 10 spoil the food ; they do
eBdangcr the health. An
physicians will tell you that
alum ia food is deleterious.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Sunen fir Die Tarlner.

Coates Oaf Gale Stos Sarm bot iiir 6ar
mer spei 2idbrise unb per einidbriSe Sbort
Sprn gullen gu perfaufen. Siele 3biere limb
als Soublut re9iitrirt, uno benz 6aufer wlro
nit iebem Sbier oeiien rYeotsree" 9e9eben.
SieIelbeu limb ni9t nit geoanpftem 6utter
geiiittert, ionberu 9eraoe 10, als pie Der inz
teQieente Sarmer es NIT leinem ei9enen Yiebs
itanb ma6r, unb lie iinb in Der beiten Sc
brau6sorbnun9. Sie weroen p~erfanft gu
Breiien, pel6e bic Sarmer flr BEN Sauf aus
le9en tOnnen. Seiebt bieielben auf Der Dat
Gale Sarm, mel6e on bic SIaot ct. @louo
sren;t, ober ipre6t Dor in
1S=4t Coates Getb tall.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Sir Nferbe3Ibter.

CUR Ha9ri6t, baB mein i9warser ger6es
ron BoQblut Sensit i'm @ewi9te pon 1920
Yfunb pdbrenb Der Saiion ieben Samitag
su ct. @leub in ben gum Winnelota Saus
9e%bOriseu StaIunsen gum Selesen bereit
ftebt. Sober, ber ben Sensit 9eleben, cons
aatirt, baB er Der bette bis oabin nod in ct.
@loub sepeiene lit. gebinsun9sn: $40, penn
bic WGbre bele9t lit ober $l2 wenn bas Sob
In aufltebt. User cine quite Sorte Soblen
AZ ben mill, peridume bieie nnitreiti9 bic bette
Il ct. Gloub 9ebotene @elesenbeit nidt.
IL2t Sran5 Sali9euer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Gin Die Mctten=Snbaber.

CUR ssfGuisen Ra9ri9t. bab am Oientas,
ben Is. Qpril 1902, na6mittags 2 ubr IN Der
Stabtbaae gu Sorab, Wiun., cine benz Vors
tbeile Der CUR @urefa Winin9 Co., 9ebortSen
@ctieubeiiser bienenbe 8eriammlnn9 .9ebal>
ten wirb, in melder gu erl9eiuen ieber Mctte1=
BETTER hermit freunbli6it unb brin9eno ein=
aela6en lit, ba mi6tise neutrality-suspicious.
Reiteu 3ur Spra9e fommen rperben
= Gmrefa Nstntn8 60.
Sorab, ben 8. @pril 1902.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
&mH Bros.
Spe3sreibanblnna,
SDnbibDrei ilnb
SGferei

1T bas Sauptquartier fur iolde, mel
DE 0fonomiid tbren 8ebart fur !6aus
unb &i9e einfaufen molten. 8ie unz
iere @aaren itets frti9 unb sei@mad.
uou itnb, 70 lit uniere 8ebienuns re
ed unb prompt. Btr it@ern iebem
&unben NIT u~nierer 8ebienun9 gu
frtebenbeit gu. @er nod ni6t nit
uns In @ei9dftsserfebr itanb, Der
periu9e es etnmal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
NeneS 6eibdf.

Wit Der GrOffnuns zines v@rtifical= Stone"
@tablifements IN 8. &De. nOrblid ct. Gloub,
empfeblen mir uns CUR Sabrifatioi berartiger
Steine wie aud gum 2esen iteiaerler Seiten=
nese se9en bas 8eripreden bO9itr i3ufrie,
benltelung, ba unier l%lnternebmet alf lang
idbriger Yraris berubt unb baber nit erfors
berli9er Sadfenntnib betrieben mrb.
1S=3mt +. 2~ortnief & 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10

Rep yorts 8aut6Gtts.
tett mar i'm Sabre 1901 faft boppelt
70 srpb, ala I'M Sabre 1900. Sn leb.
terem Sabre beliefen fi& bic Soften auf
$88, ia. I'm Sabre 1901 bagesen
ouf $160,072,667.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
Observation-Disclosures
Fir ben .Norbteru" beribtet pom He9t't7'
GERM Sobn W. Gmmei.

So9u ! S6mis on Eeter $oenrp mel
mel Gee % : 1876 81 80. ........ 1900
SoIevb Sra9er an @m q Wforie Cts
blf II Saut Sentre. .......... 500
MQt6 Sep an Is Sorseroiug ie4 Sec
So l23 81 SouO
Is Sorseroins an @otbarb Seineu ne
I net 9 10 : 123 81 33. ........ 1850
6 Sorserbins an Sobu Subs is4 net
9 10 : 123 81 33......... $3.50. 1900
s. 9Gepraub an Sos &ieoer II 10 BIT
65 &roDns gso ct. Slouo ...... 1900
Geo s Yorter on ausuit Slaiien np4
9 IL / l24 81 30. 1000
9 Sobuion on Yeter Solution net ne
uno @nberes g 80 { 1913 81 a.. 1925
Senry Sbien on Soiepb S6slinser
tbell Ii 3 BIT 5 unb anbereS Gafe
Ydrt Qoo ct. Slouo. .......... $50
Gmilp Yinanlt on Sc Se;elar let i'm
/ Il int let g Is l25 81 b.. AGO
s IS Sllen on Geo q SlasOeu 1t 3 blt
4 @llUerts 9tew aob Bapnesptae.. 90
5 Cooper ct al an . 6 grap nj nm
9 % { 126 I'll 80. 1900
y S9Oner on 6 Sinfen 1t 7 BIT l gu
OreepOrt ........... A0U
Sobn SDi6eu an &m @ilbe Il ne4S
6S PA 81 30
Solperion & Slopre an y "tarquarbt
le4 let 9 81 : 123 81 3i....... $50
4 8 Woore an 81 Shining 1t / BIZ
Saines Abb Eapnesplus. ........ $50
Sobn 3app an u Semmelb ct al e.
let p 81 : 124 81 3l...... ..... 500
@ 9 Team OIL 5 3 S6Onboii tbeil 1t
7 blt l6 Saut Sentre. ...... 700
ct g 90 & SO 0tp so on 9 Sueteps
ie4 int S3S l26 81 32........ $50
9 Roit ct al oil s. u Yinault let unb
glureres e - ) l25 81 29........ 1000
Sacob geumel al g e Sbeiien net
pom net nm4 p IL : l23 ri b.. $50
90 Solnit9ar au g Soerter lots 2,
4 blt 3 &are epllle. ........... 400
9t Jtelion on Sos @ibeniteiner tbeil
int g 90 & 125 81 S5. ......... 1000
g @asler on g einf tbeil net let unb
Qnberes g 30 & 127 ri 32........ l
@roBman an s Gntrinser nj ne
uno Anberes @ Is 125 81 30. $500
CT g 80 & 90 Gp SO on Quna guiz
len ne4 int : 1913 81 A.. $50
90 Bis on w SO 2boper n,p4 let 9
20 { 122 &l rs. 240
g g Sburber an Sas SenIeu let let II.
Anoeres g IS ! l22 Nj %. ..... 400
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-04-10
3abnarbett.
Or y. 5. 9onebb nit
9r. 4. y. 9obt, ct Glouh

miro ON Z, uno s. april in Sreeport
unb am 9. unb 10. Nprtl in Mlbanp
unb am II. unb 10. Nprtl in st
SoIepb, am IA. in Clear Safe uuo
am Is. unb Is. Ipril In Clearwater
letn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
COLONEL BuRklTr EXPLAINS
That His Election as Chairman Would
Conduce to HARMONY

mar his Election as Chairman Would
Conduoe to Harmony.
Palestine. Texas. August % The foi-
lowing was given out tonight.
10 the Republicans of the State Of rexas
Having announced for the craftsmanship
OF the republican party of Texas deem,
II proper to state fully my position in
regard to what consider the needs Of the
party In this State
The first thing we want is harmony I'm
the party. The factiopal fight nov going
on between some of the leading republicans
OF Iexas can only bring the party into
diisrepute and greatly impair It's usefulness
me republican party of Texas Is large in
numbers and embraces within its ranks
some OF the most eminent men in the State
eminent as statesmen and business men,
ana vim all dissenSons healed II can and
VIII be an important factor In building
up and helping along every enterprise that
tends toward the material prosperity of
the State, II being In full accord with
the present National administration. its
power will he potent for good when the
aid of the National government is needed
to assist us in forwarding the best interests
or all the people, for where one section
of the State is aided the beneficial effects
of such aid will he felt in all parts OF
this great State and 1t is In view of the
facts lust stated and after receiving urgent
solicitations from all parts of the State
that ! have allowed my name to 20 before
the next State convention for State chair
man.
have no criticism to make regarding
any member Of the party, my only object
into harmonious action and strengthen aud
build up the great republican party of
Texas, Of which l have the honor to be a
member. G.. W. Burkitt,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
THE REPUBLICAN, SCRAP.
"Gooseneck 6ill' Makes a Statement on
Green's Position.

"Gooseneck Bill'' Makes a Statement on
GREEN'S Position.
Corsicana, Texas, August %. Goose
neck Bill Mcdonald the dusky polite al
lieutenant Of f, II. R. Green, is out In
statement of the position occupied by
Green in the republican row now going ON.
He says that Green is a receptive caudi
date for the State craftsmanship; will take
ii If he can get 1t. He denies that Green
would demand absolute control OF all Fed
eral offices In Texas in case he is success.
full, but does not say what his plan would
be FOR dividing them among the factions
Mcdonald also denies that there will be a
split at Fort Worth. though willing TO con
cede that the meeting Will be lively from
the start. He expresses the opinion that
the wranglng will eventuate IN the selec.
ton Of Green and the disgruntlement OF
the Hawloy faction, who will be unable to
help themselves. Regarding the candidacy
of Terrell Of San Antonio, he said The
election Of Terrell would mean harmony, all
right for 1t would mean absolute surren-
der to Hawley."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
Nourish the Weak Nerves,
Build Up Wasted Tissue and
Purify the Stagnant Blood
In August.
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
Natures Summer Medicine.
The One Great iieawu vuuaes.

pa'ne's Celery Compound supplies me
needs OF the weak, sickly and diseased III
a way that no other medicine can do. IL
never fails to brace and strengthen the
weakened nerves II forms new tissue, and
quickly puriaes the boul and stagnant
blood, allowing it TO course win free
uom ana lite 10 every part OF the hody.
Pane's Celery Compound is the greatest
furnisher Of nutrlmcnt for the weak and
rundown nervous system.
The use OF few bottles OF PaIne's Gel.
crN-..gompound produces results that are
most astonishing ard happy to the sick
The THU, emaciated body soon takes on
solid heSh the skin is clear, the eyes
bright ANA sparkling, pain IN the back
ban shed the liver aud kidneys work
hcalthlN. the digestive organs do duty
with unfailins regularity, feelings of new
energy aud wen being taxa the place o.
nervousness, dependency and melnn.
ChuliH
Nomishtng the nerves the formation OF
fresh tissue aud cleansing of the blood by
rglnc's Celery Compound. means a new,
vigorous and hanpy NE. There can he no
failures when raine's Celery Compound Is
used; It truly makes sick people we'll"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-23
SOUR LAKE LAND DEAL.
Nearly One Hundred Thousand Dollars
in Cash Paid by Mundy.

Nearly One Hundred Thousand Dollars
in Cash Paid by Mundy.
Sour Lake, Texas, August 81 John r.
Mlndy, representing a syndicate with AZ.
torney John Lovcjoy Of Houston, has been
here for two days looking over the on
fields, and was so well pleased with the sit
uatlon that for his company he Inns bought
In one piect Of land Of eleven acres about
100 feet east of the Guffey No. 3 at $500
Ter acre; twcnty.one and three-four!hs
acres Mt $500 per acre, about COO feet
from the oil wells another piece OF seven
acres abont 400 feet east Of the wells for
$1,000 peI acre, all cash.
Colonel I.ovcjoy has fixed up the deeds
md mad the necessary papers signed nld
the money has been deposited and every
thing wound mp.
MI Mmdy told The Post correspondent
that his company expected to put down
wells on this property ut once md that 1t
would also put In pipe lines from Sour Lake
70 Beaumont and also would build tanks
10 store oil. Mr. Iundy seems satisfi ID
that this oil field is a raying proposition
aud thinks oil meu will take to this field
nov.
Mr. Mcdowell and Mr.. Mellin Of the Guf.
FEY company, as well Ms c. Il. Beatty,
v ere here looking over the oil tleld today.
ard while here Sour Lake Springs No .
was turned loose for them and showed very
plainly that 1t was a good gusher.