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The daily sentinel., 1902-04-03
Wants and For Sale.

For Sale-Good buggy. Apply at
corner OF 4th and White
Wanted General housecleanipg work
Apply to Mrs. Stark, COS Ute avenue.
Dressmaking.-Mrs. Moore has opened
dressmaking parlors at 522 Colorado av
enue. Please call.
Wanted-A girl for general house.
work; family of two. Apply to Mrs. w
s. Wallace, 1000 Rood avenue.
Wsuted-Position in dry goods store
or grocery by a young man with some
experience. Address X. A. Ackers, Pla-
teau City.
Special Work-Dee Bunker cleans
houses and makes a specially OF laying
carpets. He also cleans carpets on the
hoor. First class work guaranteed .
Address 249 Rood street.
House Work-all it's branches neatly
and quickly done Wall paper cleaning
specially. Address, City, P. o. boz
214. Phone $50 black Victor Tharp.
Formerly Avenger 4 Tharp.
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-03
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remained un.
claimed in the postoffice week ending
April 3, 1902
Allen Frank Brown Maud
Collier Olive Cordura Juan Andres
Davidson b j Gordon Geo.
Howato Mr.. Hinton G A
keiner Earnest Kennedy Hattie
Loring Marguerite Pearce Mary j.
Pain Elbert Pollard B f
Record A w Spider G w
Sci midtt Geo Taylor l. j
Williford DR. Il j
Edwin Price, P M
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-03
Pushing the Work.

The committee In charge OF soliciting
subscriptions for the smeltsr have been
pushing the work for the past two days.
Trey are progressing we'll. but are handi-
capped greatly by merchants not being
ready to answer whether they want to
subscribe or not. 1t ia matter OF vital
interest to the whole community that
this subscription be secured. The com.
mittee does not go out in the nature OF
Begging committee. What they are
doing is in the nature OF assistance Of
fered to public enterprise and in that
spirit the citizens should 30 regard the
solicitors. There is not a citizen Of
Grand Junction, whether he is IA mer
chant or private citizen who is not
materially interested in seeing that
smelter built. 1t will in all probability
be turning point in the history OF the
CONNIE rcial prosperity and future OF this
city and all should agree to give the
matter more than q passing notice.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Finch this
morning, girl
The ladies' contest at the M. e. church
tomorrow evening begins a1 o'clock.
Tickets, 25c; children, 15c.
The Blair Nc Cullin well No. 2 at De-
beque has its machinery on the ground
and drilling will be commenced this
week.
At noon today Ernest logan, book
keeper for Horace I. DeLong broke the
third finger OF his left hand while prac-
ticing ball
M. Strouse is removing an old frame
store building on west Main street today,
and in place there will be erected
handsome brick storeroom. 25x60.
Mrs. Altha M. Athertop, of Great
Fills, Montana, was an arrival in the
city last night. She will remain some
time for the benefit OF her health.
The proposition to torpedo the Swan
well at Debeque at the 80 foot oil stra-
tum has been abandoned and the we'll is
being sunk as fast as possible. The
well lis down over 900 feet.
See WhislertS Trobitz before purchas-
ing your garden hose. They have the
heauy rubber hose and web hose of all
kinds. They can save you money on
your purchase for this summer.
f. j. Robsrti OF Colorado Springs,
ing the city today Mr.. Roberti WAS
formerly in the employ OF the Midland
as a conductor and is we'll known to all
the railway men and many citizens
Captain Lennon, superintendent OF
the Indian school received letter today
from E P. Capron, assistant secretary
or the State Territorial exhibits for the
Fair at st Louis that in all probability
z. w. Reeves, secretary in chief and F.
w. Taylor. chief OF the department,
would stop over in this city enroute east
from California, where they have been
in the interests OF the expos ition.
Whistler & Trobitz received this morn
ing for James Fl. Cosgrove an elegant
tixlures for the bath room. The bill for
shipment showed the weight to be more
than thirteen hundred pounds. The
style OF the tub and basins is very odd,
but at the same fine quite handsome,
the sides and panels being decorated
with hand painted designs. The material
usek is Of the finest, and when it is plac-
ed Mr. Cosgrove will have one of the
finest equipped bath rooms in the state
Mr.. Whistler said this morning. that the
cost of the fixtures when completed
would be in the neighborhood OF five
hundred dollars
The daily sentinel., 1902-04-03
Notice.

Ny wife. Martha e. Palmer nee Ellis
having refused to share my home with
out provocation, hereby warn all per
any debts contracted by her.
l. E. Palmer.
1ruita, Colo, March 81, 1902.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
oscooo's sosIrioN.
Reasons ne Gives for Retaining Con
troll Of the c. q. & 4. Co.

New York. Nov. is.-siiorkhoiicrs
os the Colorado ttrl 4 Irus Company
received a Ic,.er IFun J. q. osEooi.
chairman of the beard o. directors of
the company. tpGsy. requesting ,hs,
proxies be sen, 10 aim and his asso
tistes. ]. L. Jerome and .. 4. Ncblrr.
Instead of to Mcssrs. iIas!sy. IiaEsi
man and Gould.
One Of the paiais made by Mr.. Os
good Ia that Aft. Ilsu.uy FspTs seats
the Colorado SguiAsrH railway. Mr.
Gould controls tae Missouri paCifc
and Dcaycr A. gIB grandc systems.
and ME. Hartman the usi8s Pacific
system. The company. he says. has
friendly relations EIta these comps
mics. bu, also with iao A,chIsoa. Kocs
Island and the burlington roads. A
domination of the company by the
HawIeyslIsTTiInan.G Gould party cannot.
he says. iaiI to aHtaEunisc and injIre
its relations with tHs Atchis1n. kOck
Island and Burlinztpl.
One OF the points made by Nr. Dsz
good Is based upon the earnings OF the
company in the last iour moatas. Ills
statement shows that the net earnings
Of the four months ui the ourTeat busi.
ness year. June ~. 1903. to October 81.
1909. we're s54s.s4i, tor the same pc.
riod last year. sIl5.yli. or an increase
Of s5sI.s3e. which Is about eighty.ays
per cent.
Mr.. osgood estimates that the com.
paBy will earn tnis year ts.s00.e9g.
suffscicnt to pay interest. aud disE
dend on the preferred stock Of $780,
900: seven per cent on the common
stock Of ti,.so.Gy0. leaving surplus
ior depreciation and sinking fund OF
ssso.0gJ.
Further on Mr. ossood states that
he has agreed to accord Messrs. Hav'
ley. Hartman and Gould a minority
representation. but viii not concede a
majority. IL. says IL would be fatal
to the best interests OF the company.
lie opposes the granting of a majority
representation. on the score that the
control is sought by railroads which
ought to be its allies, but now want to
be It's masters.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
An Expensive Trial.

New York. Nov. i2.-It is estimated
the two trials of Roland II. Molineux
for the murder by poison OF Mrs. Kate
II. Adams December IS. 1928. has COS,
more than any other for a capital Of.
tense in any country where the Eng.
lish system o; jurisprudence Is In
vogue. The cost TO the county OF New
York in the first trial amounted TO
s2so. 600. expended in various direc.
tons. largely in fees for handwriting
experts. who were brought from dis.
tant states. and for detectives who en-.
deavored to have Molincux's move
ments from his fifteenth birthday TO
the time Of his arrest. The defense
expended about $4,000 in the FIRST
trial. and IL is estimated that the total
on both sides FOR the two hearings will
foot IN nearly 100000.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

TOM HORN SENTENCED TO
BE HANGED JANUARY 9, 1908

Horn. there has been filed In this
court information charging you with
murder In the first degree. You hnvs
been duly arraigned and tried. and a
verdict OF guilty returned against you.
Have you anything to say why sentence
should not be pronounced upon your"
II don't think I have. SIR" was the
calm reply OF Horn. after a few Sec
onds' hesitation.
"Thc court has no discretion In the
matter. II Is ordered that you. Tom
Horn. be taken from hence to the
county Jail of Laramie county. there
kept In close confinement until Friday.
the 9th day of January. 1903. on which
day. between the hours OF . o'clock
n. IN. and ) o'clock y. IN. you will be
taken from thence to a place conve-
nient thereto and hanged by the neck
until you are dead"
Horn Immediately stepped over to
where Sheriff Smnllcy was sitting.
Judge Scott motioncd to remove thc
prisoner and Horn started from the
room nt n brisk walk. followed closely
by tho sheriff and spectators. Reach
Ing the door of the nherln'S Office. Horn
found Il locked. and made some remark
to the sheriff that he guessed ha was
locked out.
Horns attorneys stated this evening
tina; the battle for his lilo would be
continued as long ns there was any
thing that could be done In his behalf.
Al the Supreme Court will probably
no, consider the case for several
months. Horn will be granted n stay OF
execution. and even though the court
does not grant n new trial HoEn'a exc
euiion will not occur before next
spring.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

which lighted up Madison Square and
all the surrounding buildings. The en-.
tire contents OF the boxes and barrels
had been exploded.
Among the first TO recover their
selfpossession were the policemen sta
toned directly about the space which
had been kept open at the street cor
ner. As the crowd. now thoroughly
panic-stricken. made efforts to escape
eastward through Twenty.fOurth
street and across Madison Square. the
policemen ran to the aid o. the In.
jured. Sixteen persons were found
lying either dead or unconscious i'm.
mediately about the scene of the ex.
riosion.
On the northeast corner of Twenty.
fourth street and Madison avenue
stands the handsome double brown
stone residence occupied by David
Wolf Bishop. On its broad stohe steps.
huddled together. lay the bodies Of
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE BY
A GUATEMALA VOLCANCO

San Francisco. .:oy. i:.-Thc steam
ship Newport. from Panama. brings
additional particulars Of the tcecni
eruption Of Mount Santa Maria in
Guatemala. Tho destruction af iif-
and property has b-cn immense. The
necessity for relief hhips IN urEwa,.
The eofI.. plantations in the dis
tricts of Costa cgea. Chuya. H-.crtna,
Paimar. Costa Graada aad kSlhu,s
have been buried seven fcrt deep IN
volcanic ash and debris. Thousands
of cattle have been destroyed and tho
loss of human life Ia though; to have
ben immense.
When tho Sc~pas, ~as a. Cham.
pcrieo the officers found the people oi
that port IN a ranie-s;rictcn turmoil.
The steamship Acapulco. bound south.
arrived a; champcFiep while the Scu'
pot, ~aa there and carried la san
Jose dc Guatemala all tho passra'
gers tina, could SO, aboard.
Details from the scene Of the Ercas'
est damage we're hard To got. k"ck.
<o*S<o<S<ox Ok
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

ny the premature explosion Of four
boxes containing aerial bombs and
other fireworks fifteen persons were
Killed and over sixty were badly in.
jr-ed at Madison Square Garden. New
York. on election night.
Under the auspices of the Journal
an exhibition of fireworks was being
exploded in celebration of the victory
OF William II. Hearst. who was elected
a representative In congress.
Sparks from series of Roman can.
dies. which were being discharged
simultaneously. fell into the open
boxes. which were closely packed with
large aerial bombs. At the same mo-
ment one Of the bombs, which had
Just been touched on. exploded prem.
aturely. hurting sparks and fire in
every direction.
Instantly there was a tremendous
detoration and an awful blast Of fire.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Hasaman & Co. Offered $4,000 Ia any
person that would go L. their MiEamas
plantation in Costa Cura and bring
meas of conditions thcfr. whon the
S-upof; sailed this offer saA stiil
standing. no man hnslnE brca found
Nho dared To go.
frosid.nt Cabrera Of Guatemala has
r~snrird ,o the most stringent means
,o pf-s-nt particulars 1i tho "s,rn, OF
tho damage from rvaehias IN. outside
world. All kilograms aai cable m"s.
sssca arr strictly censored and tho
people most Interested IN III" afflicted
districts arc iniiaE the greatest diff
aeui'y in getting The must npssvs TO
PORTS.
Tho Newport bFiaEs noas II the to-
tai destruction AZ ,sc towns o. Pal
mar. Gan f-lip~. Colombia and cnai..
pee. These places arc completely bur.
led In debris fsom SANTA Maria. R-'h
alhuicu. MasatrnahEp and Qu~ssi'r1'
ahsn have so far escaped Nth little
damage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
n and the enormous

three boys. apparently IL or Is years
old. They had Been hurled there from
their advanced position in the crowd.
close by the spot where the f.cworks
were being set on. All Of them were
shockingly mansiei and were appar-
entity Killed instantly.
Scattered along the asphal. OF Mad
ison avenue lay several other bodies.
while nearly score of the injured.
many Of whom were terribly burned
and cut, were meaning piteously for
help.
Hurry calls to police headquarters
and to Bellevue. Flower. Roosevelt
and New York hospitals soon brought
ambulances changing through the
crowd. and half dozen private ply
sicians. who either lived In the vicin-
ity or had been among those In the
throng. quickly went to work dressing
wounds, applying baldages and giving
stimulants TO the injured.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Nov. 12.-At 2
o'clock this afternoon Judge Richard
II. Scott oyerruled the motion OF Tom
Horns attorneys for n new trial and
sentenced the prisoner to be hanged
Friday. January 0. 1908. Judge Lacey.
chief counsel for Horn. Immediately
filed his exceptions and gave notice of
an appeal to the Supreme Court.
Outside OF the court officers. attor-
Eeys and newspaper men. there was
only small crowd Of spectators pres
ent when the sentence was imposed.
Horn was brought In ut 2 o'clock and
took his old seat near the railing and
facing the court.
Judge Scott made n brief address. In
which he said he had reached con-
elusion after having carefully weighed
the arguments for and against the mo-
ton. He was unable to ind any irrcs-
nlarities In the conduct OF the jury.
There was no misconduct upon the part
OF the prosecuting attorney In address
Ing the jury. lie said. No objections
were made at tac time of the alleged
misconduct and the court had not been
cautioned by counsel as to any miscon-
duct. Judge Scott spoke OF the alleged
errors. both In nilowin. and denying
certain testimony: also In instruetins
the jury. but he could md no error
prcjudielnl to the defendant. aud ho
was therefore compelled to deny the
motion.
III there has been mistake here"
said Judge Scott. There remains the
suprcme Court. where the error caa
be corrected
Horn was ordered to stand up and he
was sentenced. Tn. court waited Sow
erni seconds. nad then In low but
Grm tonc. said:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Alan sason Releases.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. 1s.-Alan
q. Mason. the Boston club man. ac-
cused Of the murder of Clara A. Nor.
ton Of waveriy. a week ago last Sun.
day night. was discharged by Judge
Charles Amy Of the Third District
Court of Eastern Middleton to-day.
The government lawyer announced
that an Investigation had failed TO dis
close evidence sufficient to hold the
accused man. and ordered the dis
charge of Mason.
Almost Immediately in the same
court George o. l.. Perry. young ne
gro. who yesterday was held as a wit.
ness against Mason. was charged with
the murder of Miss Morton. lie
pleaded not guilty. and was remanded
without bail Tor hearing November
is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

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Enrolment this year,.
Enrolment this term. ..........,,.,...........
Enrolment this month.
Average daily attendance......~.
Per cent. OF attendane........
Per cent. perfect In Attendance and pune
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
Bank wreeker Goes to Prison.

Detroit, Mich. Nov. 13.-Frank G.
Andrews, the convicted vice president
Of the wrecked City Savings bank.
left this morning for jackson and the
state prison to begin serving his az.
teen years sentence. At the depot he
greeted a group Of newspaper men
and police officers with his old-ume
nervous cordiality and expressed the
confident hope that he would be back
In Detroit in April for a new trial.
the train.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

The amount Of taycs for each In.
stitu,iou can be figured out from the
foregoing table. General revenue
gets As mills. Agricultural College.
School OF Mines. Normal school. Uni.
versi,y. insane asylum get iss m!Ii
each: stock inspection gets 1s2o Of a
mill. and the capitol building sinking
fund gets the balance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21
srArg's Aose33nGnr.
Amounts Levied on the Various
Counties.

Denver. Nor. Estate Auditor
Cruu,cr has certified Ia the counties
of tho state the amounts due from
each one of them. ~ rsso must pay
to the state sss .s03.in. being third on
the list. Every county excepting
Arapaho- IL charged with military
roll tar. which amounts in all TO $50.
STA. The total amount Il taxes due.
not including the poll ,ss. is si.iis.'
0iD. II is appoFtiunssi smunE the
a.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-11-21

A rebellion against taxation to meet
the indemnity China is to pay the
powers has broken out In the SOUTH
western part of the empire. Troops
have been sent to suppress the disor-
ders.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07

DR.. walkers advanced methods for the treat
ment and cure of diseases peculiar 70 women
avn enects of youthful tndiscretions, causne
Impaired vitality, nerv BUSINESS. heart trouble
joas OF memory, dependency, etc.: all treated
bv the best methods known to medical science
Consult the Specialist that cnres.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
Two Stores Combined.

The furniture and undertaking bust
ness OF Woodland, North & jennings
and Foster Bros. will be united Jan. l.,
stock company known as the Furni-
ture-Hardware Co., Ltd, having
bought them out. The officers and di-
rectors are George w. Detwiler, c. w.
Jennings, G. F. North, A. E. Foster,
and f. W.. Pearce. The three first nam
ed are president, secretary and treasur-
er w. A. Woodland retires, and A. E.
Foster goes to Mt. Pleasant to assist his
brother in their store there.
One of the stores will do all the bust
ness. The company will be capitalized
at figure sufficient to do large bust
ness.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07

Mr.. B. e. Smith. assistant secretary of
the Owosso Sugar Co., has taken rooms
in the Goodhue residence. His sister,
Miss Ida NJ. Smith, arrived from Chica-
go last evening and will live with him.
The engineers of the Mic higan Cen
trail and Ann Arbor Rys. will be in the
city tomorrow to complete arrange
ments for demonstration of sidetracks
upon the property of the Owosso Sugar
Co.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
Death of Mrs. M. G Powers.

Mrs. M. c. Powers died at the home
OF her son, Charles, at Bennington,
Tuesday. She leaves husband. who is
now in his S5th year, to whom she was
married 63 years ago, and seven chill
dren, w. Il. and-H. S. Powers of Owos-
SO; Mrs Hattie Hutchings, of Grand
Rapids; Mrs. G. w. Hewitt of Laings-
burg, and James, Charles and Frank
Powers, of Bennington. Interment
took place Thursday morning.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07

pCp DIR. WALKER has made
KEMENDbN speciality OF chronic dis.
eases for .many years and his success Is well
known. -.
- will give special attention TO dinicult
csses and TO cases other ply sicians have failed
TO cure. Bank references
Persons applying for treatment Will please
hiring from two to four ounces OF urine, nrst
psssed In the morning preferred, for analysis.
ouestion blanks containing 1853 questions sent
m applIcatfon, Enclose stamp for reply. Those
unable 10 see the doctor can address,
w. G. WALKER, M. D.
.0l5 End Avenue, Detroit, hicn'
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
Congressman Fordney's PLURALITY.

The voters of this congressional dis
trict gave Congressman Fordney
magnificent plurality on Tuesday. The
exact figures from the several counties
have not as yet been determined but
are approximately as follows:
Clinton, $50.
Saginaw, 1,40O.
Shiawassee, 1870.
Tuscola, 1880.
Total, 5,720.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
Intcr Sc Club.

The InterSe club has been reorgan--
lied and the following officers elected;
President Edna Hopson.
Vice President-Wm Rollo.
Secretary Bessie Burch.
Entertainment Committee lossie
Powers, Ethel Bonnet, Chas. Harris.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children

Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
in the Children's Home in New York,
Cure Feverishness, Bad Stomach, Teeth
ing Disorders, move and regulate the
Bowels and destroy Worms. Over 3d.
600 testimonials. They never fail. At
all druggists, 25c. Sample FREE. Adj
dress Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
SO.1O7 4742

This record would have been consider
ably increased but for the fact that two
of the carriers were obliged to cut out q
part of their work for several days on
account of impossible roads.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07

Wanted-Lady agent to handle our
custom made walking and dress skirts;
good wages and steady employment.
Ideal Garment Mfg Co., Ann ArDor,
Mich.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
Splendid Record for Rural Carriers.

The seven rural mail carriers from
the Owosso post Office handled $3.50
pieces OF mail matter last month, beside
selling 73 money orders. The record of
the carriers is as follows:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07

If you love your wife make it easy
for her to get breakfast Take home
Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour.
No early breakfast is complete with
out Mrs. Austins famous Buckwheat
cakes. Buy it from your grocer todav.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1902-11-07
CONSULTATION FREE
The testimony of a few
good citizens is worth more
than pages of argument.


Mrs. Z. j. Mosher says: II take great pleasure
IA giv,nE n,y soSt h a@,ctaa onn hava ha
come discouraged because. of III health. To all
sucn, eafnestly aavise 70 coh sun ", w. - "
Walker; AIter Teatihe VIII .he Doosor Oily on9
month Zee, 50 ucn Oet hesora ,Sse ny sa
never look any treatment oeiore Ihat aia me 30
mucn ny Iase Mao trn,,h,aS I'll, msEe
eases LaGse Sasng 1r VIII
signed, ,oo MRS. EMMA J; MosH E,S,
january ~, is%. o"oSSo' 'i'on'
Another lady In the vicinity STATES; wv -
wa Meen Of Detroit eu at the National Hotel
Owosso, on July I'd last, ! had put very lttle
faith the doctor would help me TOT hao DOC
tored and doctored without receiving mucn
benefit that was about discouraged, but per.
sonaliy knowing OF some cases OF long se ;,
cured Dy Or. walker ueclqeo 10 Wy nin anu anu
treaSment has done for me. NO one put wo
man could know how nave sunerea curing Ipe
past nine soySe eons pr
Signed, Mrs. ID. e., owosso' Mlcn:' sept, T. 1871
MIR. William Berkhousen, Jr., OF Maple Rap
IDS, Clinton county Michigan gives voluntary
raigia, and other affections of the stomach. for
two years. My whole nervous, system also
seemed to be affected. l had taken treatment retainer mt
help until consulted DIR. W. G. Walker of De-
troit. at the Steel hotel st. Johns, on June s
M s A s s1s %S %Sn'hs sgaea 81 G
Aremorkahla statap,ant Of Mrs Lois K Root
., ~ inSns sba savs ~ sdyise anv who NAV
1t ~. svns' f smU 33ii stones re Give DR. wal
Rers treatnen I trial by ali means. Before cob
sutlng MINI suneaea se mus on e1sry fau
over % tno vhn aye heen troubIed With
woyns. O ns,i tuo tpo sayara main thew cause
h1iy o" ~ Mailsr has entirev cured me- have
peleve Dr. WaiheI has tanL for ,nna t,a y
hau 10 syndP'onnS VI any MIS- LOIS n RooT
st Jahns Mich .Julv o.. 1902
/ want to tell the people OF St. Johns and VI
cinity what DIR. Walker has done for me. Four
years ago was very sick, had been confined to
my bed most of the time for over q year. One
physician we called in said he could give me no
medicine that would help me as l was beyond
the reach of any medicine. Ii was severe stom-
ach trouble. suffered everything nearly all the
time thought perhaps might Ore put put dd mo,
physician who Thought he could help me temper.
arily, and he did, but soon failed to continue to
Improve and realized something more must ,, be