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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
MEAT A LUXURY OF THE RICH
Advance in Prices Forces the Poor
to Discontinue its Use.

The advance in the price OF meat
has been so rapid that it has now be-
come a luxury in Utica, N. ", and
MANY of the poorer families have been
forced to discontinue It's use entirely.
The doors of several markets are
closed, there not being enough bust
ness to warrant their opening 70
cents per pound for porterhouse steak
instead of 20, and 10 cents for round
steak instead of II have caused people
to go on diet of eggs and cereals.
A leading retailer says that the
meat trade has fallen off about one
half in the city.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16

The democratic executive commit
tee of the Second Congressional dis
trict met in Albany last Wednesday.
Ten counties of the district, consti-
tuting a quorum, were represented as
follows:
Baker,. M. Solano.
Calhoun. N. Daniel.
Colquitt-C. B Allen.
Dougherty Hobbs.
Decatur-A. II. Russell.
Early-W. D. Kiddoo (proxv).
MITCHELL. A. Bush (proxy).
Randolph-W. D. Kiddoo.
Quitman-R. Hobbs proxy.
Thomas-John Triplett.
Hon. Fl. A. Wilkinson, the Terrell
county member of the committee,
could not attend on account of illness
in his family.
This being the first meeting of the
committee since the last election,
Captain r. Hobbs was unanimously re-
electeR chairman.
II. Nj. Mcintosh was requested TO
act as secretary of this meeting of the
committee.
There was but little for the commit
tee to do, and this was quickly done, as
all the members present seemed to be
of one mind.
The following resolutions, offered by
Judge Kiddoo, constitute the formal
action of the committee, ordering the
congressional primary to be held on
the same date of the general state
primary on the 9Th of June, and were
unanimously adopted:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16

we" York dispatch says 4 report
',icuiated in Wall street that the
LUIS and San Francisco railroad
extend its line westward to Los
seies and eastward from Birming-
II u connection with the Seaboard
1-lue at Savannah. Local interest
"'lled with the management refus-
" make any statement regarding
matter, but it is generally adj
|'eu that the recent strengthening
10 osher western and southern rail-
properties has tended to make
- extensions necessary in the near
.e' IL was minated that no ex-
'ion eastward will be begun this
ST. out that the management is plan
ana forming connections with
e"u IN view. 1t is looked upon as
'aihty that Il link will some time
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
INDIAN BRIDES ARE
In GREAT DEMAND.
THE GIRLS HAVE DOWRiES ALL THEIR
OWN, AND ARE PRETTY.
Fertile Lands and Money on Deposit in
the United States Treasury Make
Them Attractive to Pale Faces.

In Indian Territory among the five
civilized tribes white men are now
seeking wives. These Indians are
rich, having good land and money on
deposit in the United States treasury.
The mixed blood women are beautiful,
strikingly so, and some of them we'll
educated. Hence, the desire of the
white men to marry them.
1t is not true that at every railroad
station dozens of beautiful young In
dian maidens are waiting patiently for
the arrival of good looking pale faces
who will WOO and wed them. But it is
true that in every hamlet there are
good looking young women of wealth,
education and ambition who can be
persuaded To marry white linen. The
white man as catch is regarded as
strictly in it,"
Just as impecunious noblemen from
abroad marry into rich families of the
east, so white men seek Ind an girls as
wives. The girl has dowry all her
own, headlight that cannot be taken
away from her under any circumstan-
ces. This headlight entities her to
share all the benefits of the tribe. IF
the headmen of the the council secure
payment from the government she
gets a share. II the white man who
has married her insists upon it he
may also get a share All of his chill
dren have equal rights with the fullest
OF the full bloods.
The dowry OF these Indian girls va
ries. Five thousand dollars is not too
large an average. Some get twice
that amount.
While the Cherokees are the poor
est they have the prettiest lot of
Young women, and are likewise the
farthest advanced.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
HEIR EYES VACANT:
THEIR FACES PALLID.
rHErlC SIGHT IN DROUGHT STRlCK-
en- DISTRICT or TEXAS.
nv Have Died for Lack of hourish-
hent. and Over a Thousand Persons
Now on Point of Starvation.

Letters received at Lara6o. Tex,
tm County Clerk Peter Walls, sheriff
Ak Collector Lazano and County
bge Spohn, OF Zapata county in re-
pnse to inquiries as to the condition
affairs IN that lection, confirm the
ports of the destitute condition OF
81 citizens. Mr.. Walls, in his letters
b.;
\ cannot in words picture the mis-
d, privatious and suffering affecting
4 drought stricken country. 70 say
PIE families have one scant meal a
y is expressing it mildly. While |
pinot state positively that any peo-
Z have actually died of starva-
n, still | can say in all truth. and all
= residents here will bear me out.
my have died that were sick who
pa have been easily saved If nour"
Rment had been at hand. In San lg-
eioln other places the children have
Rt paliid look, that istless walk and
PIX stare which clearly shows that
snger is at hand. We ask that the
representatives. of charitable people be
|pt here to investigate. All we ask
I is corn, beans. lard, coffee and su.
y Planting time has passed and
Ere Is no hope for a crop again this
r. The people that actually re-
slre and must have aid cannot be less
Pm 1900
Pnerld LozanO confirms Mr.. Walls
EIements 'and says that MANY cattle
% nave lost the greater part of their
Fue and stock and many have not a
pgle animal left.
county Judge SDohn certified to the
Flole condition of the people of Ia
ia county, as stated in Mr.. Walls
''ef'and asks that relief be furnished
''medlately. Judge Spohn says that
.ue people of Zapata ask for is the
'ceSsltes of life, such as corn and
fans.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
petticoats So each

petticoats SD each
Toe, 81 and 81 SO mems white and colored
summer vests for 25c choice.
Big lot mems neckWear just in so and 75c
kind for 20 cents choice
Ten yards all silk No. 2 ribbon, all colors,
worth IS to SO cents, for 15C bolt.
Big lot 15c pearl buttons for 5 cents dozen
20 inch gloria umbrellas for % cents each
All opening decorations at half price. Pot
and palm for 25c, fern. dish and jardi..
knitting floss, something new, 1Oc OF.
Odds and ends, slippers and straw hats at
exactly half price.
Solid silver thimbles 15c each, warranted;
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
Nothing Has Been Gained.

What's the matter with the supreme
court of Georgia? 1t has cut off oral
argument, requiring attorneys to file
briefs instead, and still is further be-
hind with business than it ever has
been before. 1t would appear from
this that nothing has been gained by
doubling the number of justices on the
supreme bench.-AlbanY Herald.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
FOR A LIMITED TIME
We Will Sell for Spot Cash the FoIIowing

Solid gold rings, ladies or gents, with pretty
emerald or ruby settings, SOC. each,
warranted.
Gold filled rings with pretty settings for
25 cents each, warranted.
Gold plated writing pen. pearl handle, 15c
Ladies' and gents link cuff buttons. two
for five cents, twelve steel hair pins for
one cent, ten cent quality hair balretts
2 1-2c, five cents quality toilet soap
for l 12 cents cake
zoe quality tslcum powder for cents box.
Is cents quality gelatine tor cents box
10 cents bottle vaseline tor ] &c bottle.
zoe quality ladies' black rubber combs sc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
COSTLY TRIALS.

District Attorney Jerome, OF New
York, has asked for $4,000 to pay the
expenses of the Patrick trial and the
cost of conducting the retrial OF
Molineux.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16

Nice quality white lawn at 4 cts per yard
Y ysTdd wide white lawn 3 cts per YARD
% onnfs fancy dress linens 8 cents per yd
God ~ 3D. ward wide bleaching 5 cts yard
Fruit Of the Loom bleaching, yard wide,
7 IL cents yard
Sea Island, yard c VICE d liz fsnte &C. ward
n N a. ali linen sheeting 81 90 yard
AZ ~ 'l our 81 ST SO, So 90 and So go ladies'
M netticoats for SO cents each
I5c ladies' turn over co II TOR cts =. ea iGn
&c ladies' new patent leather belts l5C
C C of all our ladies' So and $40 silk
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16
MORE MULES FOB BRITISH.

The steamer HonoriOus cleared from
New Orleans few days ago with one
thousand mules for the British army
in Africa.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-04-16

Rock salt al Hendricks next door to
POST Office. Phone 30.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

ana a fractional lot, corner Marion
Pa schaI q bargain some choice prop
IN Third Tifth and First wards;
as II you want bargains Wcnthers-
s Co, lloIla Congrcsz avenue
ACRES hest fruit land in Texas and
j % exchange Houston acreage. Sher,
I9i0i5 Main.
BROOM cottage on Chestnut street;
lots; east front; $3.50: big bargain
g. Lewis, 1ooSis Commerce street,
H,WARD-Allen addition lots for sale;
|rRble corners S270; inside lots SlIA'
II FERNS; letter see about buying OF
X as the lots arc selling fast. I'D ;.
eis, 10oSA Commerce street.
ACRES, fenced, buildings thlrty,hve
Int houses, prairie, some tlmheri re
(nIzntion proposition In state; $3.50
b, Sherry & Son
SE AND lot on Andrews street.
birth ward. $500; house and lot, Dart
let. $3.50; nice building lots on craw-
street; two nice lots on Fannin
bet, G., W. Scheultz, Fox building
BLOUSE. Fair Grounds addition; fur
bed; bargain; come Monday morning.
Nv. Scheultz, Fox building
Lois on Polk avenue: bargain n sold
ck. G. W. ScheultZ, Fox building.
sALE- Four-room house and lot In
LAD ward; easy payments, Address p
BoS 10.
IMPROVED modern home, nice
ghborhood, In Third ward. by owner.
agents. Address 1902, this ofhcc. :
lou WANT a nice home in the Third
FIFTH wards call az once on l.. W.
IL. 4O6 Klam building. 8
IS IN CASCARA addition sold ON easy
|ments. L. w. Craig, 4O0 Kiam build
sig LoTSl LOTS!-Two lots Mckinney
eet, one block OF new school house,
200; 3% lots la Branch, on car l'he,
100; 3 lots on LeclHnd street, 5000:
3 lots Iceland, $1,000. pye & Boil,
ISIS. Hlam building. :
LOTS-Thrcr houses that cost 5000
years ngo, Will take II sold at once
200; three lots near car line, S4I5, a
gain. Pye 4 Bollfrass, Klam Bldg. )
IDs-n you want 10 buv or sell land
" or come; Northern income property
xchnrse for Texas land L. Tiliotson,
~. Texas.
ETED TO BUY-on land leases In
~ or South Texas; give part 'culars,
htion, time limit aud price; Box $50
ylof, Texas. 3
NAVARRO COUNTY FARM-440 acres
a pear Corslcana, partly improved:
Etiy rich bottom land: possible oil land
Qnlek sale at $40 m acre; one,haf
hs particulars OF S. W. Bagy, Cor,
INA. ?
on have money TO loan on real estate
|frtss w. F, o'Brant. Box $50, Beau
Rs. Texas
ACRES lard 1T Clinton. TeTas; three
N block 3 Of the staples aud Nc
ieni addition. has neat four-room cot
u bud barn, lots fenced, shrubheTy
II f8-roOm house. one lot. on paved
bet In Fifth ward: has two good store
pms; good location for grocery and
riding house; il,room house and two
on Murray street, Houston; 2ti
les good farming and prairie land two
Ieg east Of Missouri City: go hrras
Iirlt land, fine rice land, near Katy,
~, X. and T. II r. Charles r. MN
~ Co. l0OSS Congress ,
NTS-Gasoline sadlrons: zoo per cent
|hti best, cheapest, simple practical.
Ahle ArGGie Iron Co. Quincy, III. ,
IN Farm Il .qNT--I have several farms
|fIafrls county Witch 1 win rent free %
fse this season. c. w. Hahi, 2a0
~ .
LAND-3OO acres OF nrst class rice
n Tor rent Oh canal ffteen miles from
1sten. Radford & Co. i0ls Franklin
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

CLEARING PRlCES-Cook stoves. our
$3.50 Kind, $40, our $40 10 IS. our So 10
so our so 10 81. some others 81. 50: E35
ranges S2J. $50 kind 500. 500 Kind gl4:
6hcle ranges for 50 n $40 We have
about 200 nice clean mattresses al 50c 10
Si25: 100 comforts scme worth 81 any
for roc; $50 eusels zoe. the excelsior
cotton ton mattress, elsewhere 81 here
$50; choice over 200 springs 25c Ia 81 -:
40 center tables oak 81; hat racks for.
merry 25c, for iOc curtain poles, csc
kinds, Toe. We want 10 clear out orr
house for the spring rush Wright a
Coombs. Az Mildm .
FOR sALE-Oue Singer sewing machine
good as new 500 one domestic So. one
New Home IS; one Wheeler & Wilson No
q 81, machines IN good order with attach
ments. tIommersand, 6i1 Travis. 2
PIANO Si75 Estey upright IN nno condi.
tion; SEQ this barcaln cosy payments
Piano Exchange. 6l5 Travis.
REMINGTON SuOTGUNs = DamaScTs
hammerless. automatic oiector. S2n -:
blUed steel hammcrless. 5000. Ithaca
hammerless. nitro sleei $40. ~: Cotton
Miami hcvcles SlT.aN: Davis sewing ma
chimes si850 new goods. shipped direct
and guaranteed. Graham Anthony, bal,
lag. Texas. ii
FOR SALE-50o OF the famous Car corr
and cotton planters. middle breakers.
walking and riding eultlvators, gang
pl0ws. etc. which We offer at lowest fac.
tory prices For prices aud catalogue al.
dress Korn Wagon and Implement Co,
Houston, TexsI. Z
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

DO NOT buy land in Mexico from agents;
write to me and I VIII saye YOU thnt
enormous overcharCc; 5000 arrcs Hue
cattle ranch. with 800 hcld cattle 5000
acres huc grass pl1ius. all fenced 800 cat
tie; 10000 acres Hnc pasture land, Ina
proved cattle ranch 4I9s acres Huo sugar
land, with water rights; 5000 acres tuc
cattle ranch. 5000 cattle, 1000 horses and
tie ranch, 5000 cattle. 100 horses and
mrles, lard In the oil district az tho
state; 2O,ooo with sugar refinery 800
acres In cultivation, two cubic meters gov
eminent water right. perpetual flow. ia
vest your money IN McNico a1d buy fron
me. ! will dellvc' perfect title. and as
sure safe investment. oil nuds, cattle
ranches, fruit lands and finest sugar
lands, IN healthy climate; write Tor de
Scrptions and maps. Enrique Guerra,
Official industrial agent ~ 'gamnulpos
Tamplco, Linares or Victoria, Mexico.
3.l2 "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
FoR SALE.

THE BEST TEXAS COAL "a per ton.
/. \. Miller phones $50; 1910 Congress
Avenue, X
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, 20 Main
street, controls ulneten'hs of al uusold
Houston Heights lots; our prices arc
lowest aud terms the best to be had,
JOHN \. MLLROY. agent, Il
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

ana a fractional lot corner Marion
Pn schai; q bargain some choice prop
IN Third, Tifth and First wards;
as II you want bargains. Wcathers.
Is Co, lloTla Congress avenue.
kCRES best fruit land in Texas and
Il 10 exchange Houston acreage. Sher.
|3i0i5 Main.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
SPEAK QUICK


Am cutting up large tract ever 100
acres for home builders; will sell you
nve acres black loan, well drained, per-
feet title, shell road. I've and half miles
out, 800 assorted fruit trees your own
choice; land fenced and broken aud trees
set; 6OoO feet building lumber on ground;
good well OF excellent water with pump /;
all for $500 half down. balance In twelve
months No interest, insurance nor taxes
I'LL paid for: contractor viii build for
you for SOS down, balance $40 8 month.
You can move right in, soon as house IL
up. It's your chance OF lifetime. Don't
miss IT. q. A, Johnson. 0l2's Congress
avenue, over Krupp & Tnfdy's. n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

FAVE your horse clipped with our latest
clipping machine. Mosehart & Keller Co.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
no ST NV ANTS"
Il PAY BEST.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ooc A DAY nIIYs A HOME

o2c A DAY BUYs A HOME
WITHOUT INTEREST OR RENT
Home for every one. Our safe, re.
liable plan OF buying home Is meeting
the approval OF the public everywhere;
thousands have Investigated aud satisfied
themselves that II Is the greatest invest.
ipent " the times. We are receiving nun.
dreds OF new members weekly aud matur.
Ing homes at rapidly increasing rate.
Thirty contracts have matnrcd up to
And members have been notlned their
money Is ready for them.
Every safeguard has been provided for
the protection of our members which
makes a contract In this company as
Good rs Government Bond.
Don't believe false reports being mar.
rated Ground nIlp by " parties Of hsh Interest
No assessment. no lanscs. fund Is
maintained to carry your contract In case
Of sickness or when out OF employment.
SO that II can never become a burden to
you, thereby providing against loss 10
YOU; SG.Io month buys q home or farm,
without interest, in our company; you can
have all the money you want under this
Call and be convinced that We do iust
what We say. We are Texas home CON.
pany and we are to stay, regardless OF NH
opposition. Don't be misled
400 Khan Building
Old Phone 1905, New Phone $50.
THE HOUSTON HOME BUILDING
COOPERATIVE co.
Houston, Texas.
81
MUST HAVE money. hence VII sacrIfcc
ny nome corner Third ward. Address
SngIlnCe. nostonlce box 562.
BEATTU'TL homp. RnSE avenue tive and
one.baf lots $1,000 cash. balance mot6iv
Il. {. Gray. 302 Blnz. =
FINE OYSTER CRETK Plgnt9tIon- 40
acres; cane, cotton. corn, 4o0 acres On
canal, cheap. Gray 3O2 Biuz. .
RT1TTTTT7T- r9-Idc0cc -------- H.,
ward; southern exposure: sacrifice II sold
immediately. r. c. GRAY. 8o2 Blnz. >
RICB LANDS-lmproved or wild; any slge
tract; terms easy to settlers; come 10
owners. q. w Hail Co, 220 Main. 3
SFXEN -R00HI 6IgT roIsc5 -,c,t CO., -
uer 75v1o5 Ctov avenne S9ion w .at
taces on Iceland Nvc roon,e ana Tboti,.
one on corner $500; another SiigG Han on,,
nah & Parsons ''' .
SPT I-Z6TO TI07TT7 -, 77177---,5- 49,:
elegant conditjon. s,i9o6 Eno+,' ,en I"I w.,
min. close in, S12,000 One Int ana ND SIX.
room house three blocks from Rice 5000
Hannah & Parsons 1917 Texas avenue. =
HOUSES and lots in MI War5s yo7, s77e
and exchange. few lots left AZ $40
down, balance $40 per month 5000 and
mp, Cali and see our list; We can get what
AZ prices that will more than double
Hannah y Parsons lCl7 Texas avenue. =
FOR SAT-T-Zo7v coT107c inst 817-5c5 40
rooms hath and Nail On fnnisis,e ca N.Y.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02
WAN TED no RENT.

A QUIET lady wishes an unfurulshed room
In family owning their homei references.
4i40 this office. =
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

b FINE RESIDENCES IN THIRD
RI AND MANY SMALLER ONES
= OVER TUE CITY FOR SALE AT
" FIGURES AND WILL RE PLEAS
no SHOW SANE TO THOSE WHO
An BUSINESS, HARRAL ~ HAIR.
= 3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

WANTED -Four or sigroom cottage, Cheap
for cash; no ageut- 1909 Willow atreet. &
WANTED Small furnished cottage o.
suite. Must be reasonable. References
+. O. Box a02. q
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FINANCIAL.

MAKE YOUR WILL NOW: LIFE IS uN.
CERTAIN; ALL WILLS IN WHICH
ECUrOR WILL BE DRAWN AND DE-
POSTED IL OUR VAULT SUBJECT
TO YOUR CONTROL FREE or TX
AND TRLSp COMPANY. HOUSTON.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

lou have money 10 loan on real estate
|trtss W. F, o'Bnant. Box $50, Beau
|ss Texas. 4
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-02

BED ROOM SUlTl.-Handsom marble ton
canopy walnut suite, wardrobe. glass doors
to match. formerly cost $3.50. for SGi: wal
nut folding bed. handsome carvings,
French pattern glass. formerly cost 500,
IA second-hgu store aud bear close In,
spectiop, Wright & Coombs. 1lf Milan.
-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
TWO MORE FOR BOULDER.
Important OIL Strikes in the WeIIing.
ton and Bradford Wells.

Denver. June 3.-A Republican spe-
cial from Boulder last night says:
Two strikes made in the Boulder
field to-day have caused unbounded en-
thusiasm among the oil men. Owners
of the Wellington well, which came In
strongly this afternoon, claim the best
flow in the district and express conii-
dence that they will have n 1OO-barrel
well. The Bradford, owned by Rocky
Ford men, entered the oil sand ut 2
o'clock this morning and the well has
filled rapidly.
The wellington struck oil at a depth
of 2.44O feet. This afternoon Superin-
tendent q. Il. Wilson came to town. his
face showing extraordinary pleasure.
He said he would stake his reputation
as an oil man and nn honest one on
the statement that the wellington will
soon prove to lie hundred-barrel n
day well. With every stroke of the
drill. he said. the outlook is better. The
Wellington is about half Il mile south
east of the Republic and is owned by
the company of which Frank e..
Goudy of Denver is president.
The Bradford strike was made at n
depth of 2.135 feet and before noon
the oil had risen 300 feet IN the well.
President j. Il. Cretcher and Superin-
tendent G. H. McVay are exceedingly
well pleased. and especially so is Me
Way. because from the start he
predicted there would be good
well found in that vicinity. This
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06
u.,, 70, u...s ..a water.

On many beaches which arc very
level Il In impossible To launch boat
from tho land unless tho passengers
wade out or the boat Is pushed out by
hand. and II is to overcome this oh.
stacic that the apparatus shown In the
drawing has been designed by Samuel
T. Britain OF Boston. Mass With
this contrivnncc tho passengers may
enter the boat and bc driven along tho
beach into the water. and when nnniiy
launched the same apparatus which
ccompiishcd tho work In used to pro-
pei tho boat through tho water.
Any ordinary form a. motor In used.
being .carcd by chains to tho nppara'
tus shown In tho rear OF the boat
This consists OF n gear wheel with
concavc face secured In n rigid yoke.
with fitting post carrying n second
gear wheel. mcshing In tho nrst. A
second chain connects tho latter gear
wheel to tho propcllins wheel. Al
either end Of tho shaft carrying the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-06

roll T.. Edison. ns all of them have been
consulted ms to the best PLANS and
means of establishing a sanitari'iin
that should take rank among the
worlds leading institutions for the
treatment of consumption. 1t Is cN-
pected that patients not only from
Denver but from other cities OF the
country will come to the Agnes Phipps
Memorial Sanitarium. and Mr.. Phipps
has said that he will arrange In some
way so that residents of western Penn
sylvania will have preference In case
the institution should Mt any time he
filed to its capacity. The most mod
ern of scientific methods will be used
In the treatment and the laboratory
work will he n feature.
The Trudcau system Is In successful
operation In the Adirondack mountains.
In South Carolina and Georgia.
Mr.. Phipps is one of the best known
steel men in the country and Is con
nected with the Carnegie company In
Pittsburg. He spends. much of his
time in Denver. Recently he purchased
the Bethel residence on ColfaX ave
nue.. He has been thinking for sew.
eral months of building n hospital here.
Mr. Phipps ambition is to make the
Memorial hospital the best of the Tru-
deau institutions in the country.