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The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
THE FLOYDS.
VIII Appear as a Special Entertain
ment at the Y. 81. c. A. Frida,
Evening.

Next Friday evening in the Y. n. C..
A Auditorium an extra entertainment
will be given by the FToyds who have
delighted their audiences throughout
the South as unique entertainers.
Mr.. Floyd is extremely clever in slight
OF hand performance He is certainly
dexterous with his hands and in his per
formances he has been accorded the
most hearty applause in his entertain
ments throughout the South. The sec
retary of the Y. NJ. c. A. in Punta Cor
da, Fla, writes that the FToyds gave
a most excellent attraction and that
their fullest expectations were realized
and that it was one of the best enter
talnments ever given in their Sta-
Course and without a doubt Mr.. Floyd
is one Of the finest in his profession TO-
day and that Mrs. Floyd wins her au-
dience by her personality and the man
ner in which her part of the programme
is rendered.
D. E. Luther General Manager ST the
Y. II. c. A. Atlanta GA. says that
within the Is years Of his comes on
with Star Course work he never saw a
programme which so universally pleas
ed his members az did the entertain
nent given last Friday by the F.oyds
The F4oyds will appear as a speGa
entertainment in the Y. M. c. A. next
Friday evening.
Reserved seats can be obtained 81
DeRossets book store for the small sum
OF so cents. children will be admitted Il;
the door for one half price. This is ar
entertainment that is especially pleas
ing to the young people
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
MET YESTERDAY.
The Directors of the Merchants As.
sOciation Held IN Adjourned Meet
ing Yesterday.

An adjourned monthly meeting of The
board of directors of the Merchants
Association was held yesterday at 3:3t
p. m. in their office in the Ses boar
Air Line building. President g. N
Whitlock presided at the meeting anC
Secretary and Treasurer John Haar WI:
at his post and the following d:rect1-'
were present: Vice President ]. ~
Thomas. n. @. Tiencken. George q
Gaylord, and p. Heinsberger.
The minutes OF the last MONTH,
meeting were read and approved.
Secretary and Treasurer John HaaI
submitted his report which was on mo
ton received and ordered filed. Forme
Secretary and Treasurer p. He.ns5er
ger was by a unanimous vote elected
an honorary member of the association
All the members present participated
in a general discussion on a plan of en-
larging the usefulness OF the presen
method OF collecting accounts. and
the near future. no doubt more effec'iv
measures will be adopted. After trans
acting routine business the meeting ad
journed
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
MATINEE .ANIa NIGHT
Academy VIII Offer u Biz Co1IscsfS
Success Satur(iay-Norderfu Per
fornaances by the Popular Knowles
all Next Week

The. Offering at the Academy SatUr-
day az matinee and night will be the
German comedy success "A Friend OF
the FarniIy' which comes to us herald
ed as the farcial furore OF the season
If the piece is as clever as are the peo-
pie who interpret 1t, lovers OF good
clean wholesome comedy will miss
rare treat if they do not embrace tins
opportunity of seeing comedy that
enjoyed the unprecedented run of -l5
nights at the Court theatre. the elite
playhouse of the German capitol. Ber-
lin. Judging from the enthusiastic re-
ception which has been accorded II
from both public and press It bids fair
to eclipse its foreign record when it
goes to Broadway for a run at the con-
clusion OF the present road tour. The
two leading comedy parts are in the
hands of Miss Alice Johnson and Geo
w. Barnum- Both have broadway
regulations, the latter still being un-
der contract to David Belasco to sup
port Mrs. Leslie Carter but who has
been loaned by him to fill a comedy
role which appears to have almost
been written with him in view. Miss
Alice Johnson is conceded by many
critics to he one Of the most YER
satile actresses at present on the Amer
lean stage and has achieved equally as
much fame for her portrayal OF the
intensely emotional and sombre char
acter of "Sapho" as IN the bouyant
light hearted girl Cigarette in Under
Two Flags" Miss Johnson's theatre
cal career has not been confined to
comedy and drama alone as she has
assumed leading roles in grand opera
She has ample opportunity to display
her vocal ability in "A Friend of the
Family and it is claimed she makes
one of the hits OF the evening, COM
pletely capturing the hearts of her au-
dfence by her sweet voice.
ALL NEXT WEEK
Laugh and the world laughs with
you; weep and you weep alone is
very true. If you have troubles ef
YOUR own and find 1t hard to smile aTf,f
forget, buy q ticket to The Knowles
performance at the Academy Of Music
next week, and IL you don't laugh
harder than you ever did before there
is something radically wrong with
your makeup, and you need 'dxing-
The Knowles performances are con-
structed solely to amuse, and while
based on a science and entirely re-
fined throughout, still they keep their
audience in continuous laughter. and
the show has faithfully earned the
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
RECEIVER ASKED IDR.
Coxnpl1int That the Old Town Pire
Insurance Co. Is InsOIvent-

Baltimore. Nd. February I7.-Ap-
Hiication waz made todssy for the
appointment Of a receiver for the
od Town Fire Insurrncs Company
N Baltimore The bin of complaint
alleges teat the company is fnsoI-
ivent an6 unable To pay the claims
against IL by reason OF she fire. The
company $ said to hcye assets Of
Bs124.910 afsd liabilities Of S25e.s7e
Receiver Richard b Post oe the.
Peabody Fire Insurance. Company or
Baltimore. announced today that the
company viii pay policy holders IN
The burned district "A cents IN the.
dollar. The policies. OF thin COM
pany are not affected BY the fire have
been taken over by an out of town.
company. @. Harlan Williams. pres-
ident OF the Home Fire Tasu-ance
or Baltimore, was appointed re-
ceiver for that company today ana
gave bond I'm the sum of 5000. Gee.
indicating liabilities of sk5e,0oa
f. E s. Woife. president or the
Firemen's Insurance Company. OF
Baltimore. was appointed receiver
Tor that company, and was bonded
for 100000. Indicating Habiiiefes Of
Sfes. 600.
Applications had p,evousty been
made for receivers for both CON-
oanies-
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

City Preparing % Prosecute CA1o
Against Armour Packing Cs0-

The finance committee OF the
board Of aldermen on yesterday em-
ployed Mr.. Eugene Martin 10 prose-
cute the case which IS to be brought
against the Armour Packing Com
pany by the city OF Wilmington to
compel the said company to pay
tax on their solvent credits. This
matter has been in the hands OF the
finance committee for some weeka
Mr.. Martin will first TOOK into the
merits OF the case and submit an
opinion on the matter. II he decides
that the company Is liable. the case
Will be fought through all the courts
until the question Is finally settled.
1t seems TO be the general impress
sion that the company is liable.
Swift and Company have an es-
adjustment in this city and they do
not hesitate about paying tax on
their solvent credits The points of
law involved have never been settled
In this state and the case will with
out doubt be carried to the Su-
preme court for a proper construc-
tion OF the law.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
HAS SMALLPOX.
Mr.. James Dodd Was OH Yesterda,
Found to Have Smallpox.

Mr.. James Dodd, who boards at the
residence OF DR.. Andrews on Thirt
street. was on yesterday found to have
a case of smallpox. The case was re-
ported to DR.. Mcmillan yesterday after
noon and he at once examined the pa
tient and found him TO have a full de
yeloped case of the dreaded disease
The house was qnarantined later yes
terday afternoon and tvyp police pla cg5
there to guard it,
The house occupied by DR.. Andrews
is the old Rothwell house which is sit
uated directly across the street from the
city hall. DR.. Andrews Recently NOV
ed to this city.
There are several boardeEs at the
house and none of these are allowed
to leave
Mr.. Dodd will be carried ts4 the pest
house today.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
New Presidential Candidate.

Milwaukee. Wis, February IT,
About IS prominent Democrats OF Wis
consin gathered in executive session
at the Plankinton house tonight in the
interest OF the candidacy of Edward
c. Wall. of this city for the presiden-
tial nomination at the st. Louis ma
tional convention. Resolutions were
adopted proclaimfng Mr.. Wafl to the
Democrats of the nation as a worthy
leader and urging all Democrats of
Wisconsin to join in an effort To have
him nominated for President Mr,
Wall was formerly Democratic nation
al committeeman from Wisconsin
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New York, February T.-Money on
call easy at 1h to per cent; closing
bid 1A per cent; offered at 14 per
cent. Time loans easier; sixty days IA
to per cent; ninety days So to per
cent; six months TO ~ per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Az to 5A.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business irS bankers bills at s4.S5.70 VI
s4S77o for demand and at $4.S2.7o to
s4.829e for sixty day bills. Posted
rates AS3h1 to s4.S4 to $4.S4S. Com
merciai bills s4.S2A to S4.S214. Bar sill
,ver 59h. Mexican dollars 4S1s.
STOCKS
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
Found Little One a Hosee.

William B. Streeter. state guper;n.
tendent OF the North Carolir,u c. II
dren's Home Society. is in the =
again for two or three days n
brought the baby for whom a horne
desired and placed her in the Czre
a good family in Wilmington last-nis"
Five families responded to the rr>iCes
for a home for the babe
Three fine mountain boys are IA in
care OF the society and needing hss7na:
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

Norfolk. net receipts l.See tales.
Boston suiet at 14so: net reccspeD %
tales.
wilmington nothing Aoiass net Fe-
ceipts s. bales.
Philadelphia quiet at rs1: net tn
ceipts ei2 bales.
Savannah dull at lskc: net reneioes
80 bales
New Orleans nominal at 1txe. ne,
receipts 3,SSe bales
Mobile nominal: net receipts q bales
Memphis nominal at 13ke: aef se-
ceipts l.1ie bales.
Augusta dull at 1sc. net recesSts -
bales
Charleston. net receipts 8 bales.
Cincinnati. net receipts &14s balek
Louisville firm at 13ixc.
St Louis nominal at l35kc: net se-
ceipts 80 bales.
Houston nominal at 1sxe: net re-
ceipts 544S bales.
New York. February IT-cottoa s.iet
at 1880: net receipts bales: groD 70
ceapts 4eS bales: sales i.Sls bAl0: stock
7f.S45 bales.
Total today at all seaperts-Nef re-
ceipts 11.i4s bales; exports - Cresd
Britain l2lI1 bales: 10 the continent
is bales: stock 7os. SIS bales.
Consolidated at all seaporto-Net r.
ceipts 625e1 bales: exports to Great
Britain 4s.s3s bales: to France ATi
bales; to the continent sA bales: 20
Mexico 1a6 bales.
Total since September 1st at all sea
ports-Net receipts 6 50. .s3s bales. ex-
ports to Great Britain 1.SASSS bales
to France $50 Ss1 bales: TO the continent
- 155. .i59 bales: to Japan S.ooe balea ,
TO Mexico 29.oSs bales.
Spot cotton closed easy: middnag
uplands 1850: middling gulf 1875; sales
l6l6 bales.
Futures closed firm: February i&se:
March 1905; April 1alS: May l1.2S:
July 1874: August 1875: SeptanbeE-
I19T: October I1-T: November fe.SS:
December 1895
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Chicago. February 1.-THE tss<nns'
futures ranged as follows:
tSreu High InU GA4>
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

title of The show that has Made Mil
lions Laugh"
Mr.. Elmer E. Knowles will make MS
wonderful blind-fold drive Monday ar
ternoon at o'lock. Those wishing to
see this remarkable test should gather
in front of the Academy of Music at
that hour. Their entertainment will
commence next Monday night, and
continue all the week The prices at Il,
25. 35 and SO cents, and with each
ticket purchased before o'clock Mon
day, one lady will be admitted free to
opening performance.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
LAID TO REST.
Remains of Late Capt. s. W. Noble
Inferred in Oakdaie.

The funeral of the late Captain
Stephen w. Noble was conducted yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock from the
residence. the services being conducted
by Rev. DIR. A. d. Mcclure. The hon
orarv pallbearers were DR.. A B. Nc
Donald and Captain w. NJ. Stevenson.
The members of Cape Fear Camo U.
G. v. attended the funeral in a body
The ramins were inferred in Oakda.s
cemetery.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

New York. February r.-An the
Presbyterian missionaries In Korea are
reported as unmclested I'm a cablegran
received today from Seoul by Rev. ID.
Arthur Judson Brown. secretary of the
Presbyterian board OF foreign mis-
sions- The Presbyterian board haz
sixty eight missionaries In Korea
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

Cash quotations were as IOaio"s-
Flour firm. No. spring wheat g 70
90: No. 2 ped 90 to $l.0O: corn 5ih; No.
2 yellow 52S: No. 2 oats Al to 41h: No
3 white flrk TO 4fha: mess pork Der
barrel Sl4.5 to $14S7h: lard per 100
pounds s7.52k to S7.55; short ribs sides
Qoose) s6a75s to s7.1sh; short ciea-
sides (boxed) s7.12h to SIPS: whiskey.
basis Of high wines s1.27.
New York. February 17.-FLoUR-
Firm. higher
WHEAT-Spot firm: May s1.ss: Jsiy
355s: Septemb Der S.
cORN-Spot firm: No 2 nominal
Option market steady at the opening
with light local selling. strength in
wheat and local covering closed 3-1t II
ssh.
OATS-Efrm: No. 2. 81.
IARD-Steady; western steamed
s7.s5: refined steady.
PORk-F1rm
RTCE|Steady
MOLASaES-Ffr
SUG GAR-Raw firm: refined STEADY
BUTTER-Efrm; extra fresh cream
cry 26: state. dairy IA to q.
CHEESESteady: state fuii cream
fancy srsndl coiored September IL: late
made 10R; small white September IL;
late made 10H.
EGGsSteady: state and Peansyl-
vania nearby average finest IS.
POTATOES-Steas1y: Long Island
$500 to .sSs75;- state and western sachs
$3.50 TO 32.7J.
PEANUTS Firm; fancy handpica<ed
5h; OTHER domestic "a to s.
CABBAGES+StenLy. domestic per
ton $50 % to- $1,000; per 100 500 To S1t.
COTTON SEED OIL-Showed no new
feature and was about steady; prime
crude fob mills % 30 32h: prime sum-
meri yellow 38k: OF summer yellow
nominal; prime White fl; prime winter
yellow II ts AZ.
NAVAL STORES.
New York. FEBRUARY l7.-Turpeatine
quiet at 66if to 81. Rosin quiet: strain
ed $3.50.
Savannah, February 1T.-Turpeatine
nothing: doing; raeeipts 100 casks: sx-
ports 40 casks. Rosfn quiet: receipts
1.S43 barrels; exports 81 barrels. Quote
A B ID SEQ; z s2.s5: r 32.70. G s. -:
Fl SaS75: I S310s < $3.z5: N S33e: ~
s3. 35; W G S3.45: w W $365
Charleston. February 17.-Tuspentfae
andIrnsiss nomirsaf nothing dosag. quo
tat'ons omitted.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
Jewelry Store of Victor
E. ZOeller Partially
Destroyed by Fire
FIRE OCCURRED

This Morning About 2 O'cIOck-All
the Fire Departments Was at the
Fire ON the Wharf and it Was a
Considerable Length Of Time Be-
fore Any Water Was Turned on
the Fire-It Was impossible Last
Night to Learn Extent Of the
Damage.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
laval STORE

Fassaves same day last year-noae.
~avaL STORES.
sF9nrs TURPENTESB = NetAias
RO0TN-Nothing doing.
ROSIN-F1rm SEQ.
TAR-Firm at N-4o-
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firn hard
S2.5o: dip 34.zs.
P.ices same day last year-Spirt;s
G.le: tar hr at $i.eo: crude turper-
tiae cuiet at TITS and $3.50.
Receipts today-N casks spirits tar
Deatins. 331 barres rosin. 81 barrels
tar. - barrels crude turpentine.
Receipts same day last year-les
casks spirits turpentine. SIS barrels
resin. 4s3 barrels tar. "a barrels crude
turpeadna
PRODUCE.
SALT-Prices car load lots-lss lbs
c. F. 4ic; 20 lbs c. +. s5c: 2se lbs
coarse s5c.
DRY sAITED sIDESs to sh.
BUTTER-27 TO SOC.
cOFrFEE@S1h TO L.
FTOUR-Straights S.75 TO Sass: End
patents $50 to 500; full $5.5S 70 s5.6s.
MOLASSES-S. House II: New Or
leans Brights % to IS: Porto Rico 20:
Cuba 2S.
SCGAR-Granulated $4.I5. W. c.
No. Sass: No. $3.50: No. Si-4e: M
IL $40
LARD-CT;erce Basis) Pure 81 ecnts
Compound ~ to INC.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
PEANUTS-North Carolina S5 to ss;
Virginia 90 to 50; Spanish s5 to $lIsa-
BEESWAX-25 to 26.
CORN-S7h to 20.
CORN MEAL~61 to 65.
EGGsze to % dull.
CHICKENS-Hens 2S to So: spring
10 TO % cents.
TURKEYS-1Sc dressed.
BEEF to 4 cents.
N. c. BACON-Hams (oid) Is cents;
hams (new) 12kc; shoulders 1oc; SIDES
| cid 10 to lie; sides (new) 1oc.
SWEET POTATOES-50 to SIS.
SHINGLESPer 1000: 5-Inch saps
S2.ae; 5-inch hearts, $3.50: 6-Inch sal.
4 SEQ; 6-inch hearts A.00.
TIMBER
Per NJ feet-Extra milling 81. 5oGS.o 50
Mali prime .......-..........- So.OeV e.ao
MAIL 1diE .<1.ooVS'SS
Common mill .A.VVQt4os
Inferior. to ordinary .$a5o0Si.Ga
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

Mrs. Benjamin Hill Critically III.
Washington. February 17.--Nrs. Ben
jamin ]. Hin. of Atlanta. widow Of the
late Senator. Benjamin Hils Of GebrgiaS
rs critically i'll with pneumonia at the
home, of her daughter in this city whsre
she has been visiting.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
COTTON.

Zfserpooi. February III pa m
Cotton: Spot moderate business, done
prices IA points higher. American
middltns fair 7.341: geod middlias 7.1S;
dahng 7.68; low uiiddling TOE: gcoa
ordinary $50; ordinary 6.72. TIE sales
Of the day were 1000 bales ef which
SEQ were for speculation ard export
aaf k1eluded SD American. Receipts
e.0e9 bales. including $500 American.
Futures opened steady. closed fever
ish. American middiing G.. Ce g: Feb
rRery s.s6: February and March SIS;
March and April 6-S7: AprfS and NJ ~
6S2. Nay and Fune 691; June and July
6N; July and August 6.91; august anG
September 6.75; Septembe-- and Octoz
Der 6.18; October and November $50.
The cotton exchange will be closet
en- Monday February a.
PORT RECEIPTS.
Galveston firm at 13he: net receipts
& IS bales.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
Naval Stores Warehouse
of Hall and PedrSdll
Burned Last Night
400 BARRELS

0f Spirits Turpentine Were Stored
n the BuiIding-Loss Partially
Covered by Insurance-Oniy by
the Most Heroic Work Did the
FneTnen Succeed in Saving the
Main Warehouse of the Hall and
PearsaH Company i'm Which Was
Etercd Provisions.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

wednesday. February IL
0OTNON-Eothing doing.
Rseefpoo Of cotton today-G bales.
Reodpts same day last year-noae.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
THIS
REMEDY
in sure to
GIVE
Satisfaction

HJS dedm baD
Gives Relief At 0zee
IL oieaases, sootkee
and heals the diseas-
ed membrane Il
cures catarrh a n 4
drives away q cold
Id the Head Qaiekly.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19

u q absWbed- Heals and prof ects the Mem
brane- Restores the senses OF Tasfe and
Smelk Full sac SOC: at Druggists or BY na r.
friaf Sfze Zoe by mail.
ELY HRQTHHRS. So Warren Street NJ v YORK
The semi-weekly messenger., 1904-02-19
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. February 1.-THE tsa0Asr
futures ranged as follows:
open. High. Low. CSs-
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
Why Not See Mexico.

Forty EIGHT hours travel will take yoa
from tn, ed I ,luster NJ orthera winter
10 land of sunshine and flowers. What
EgyN and India are to the old world.
MeAico is to the new "A land d white
sanshiBe. rstoknt with flowers; land of
gay costumes. crumbling churches, and
old convents; a land OF kindly greetings.
of extreme cArtesy. ot open, broad hospi-
tality. 1t was more than enough to reve
in IN Italian sun. tightening up a semi
trOpcal land; to look up to white capp II
peaks, towering into blue; to look down
up,n wisd-swep, plains, encircled by rag
ged chains of mountains. and to realize
that today. in its varied scenery. costumes.
architecture. street llie, canals crowded
with flower laden boats. market olazas
thronged with gaily dressed natives. faded
church interiors. and abandoned converts
Mexico L. the most marvelously pictur-
esque country under the sun. A tropical
Venice. A semi-barbarous Spain. A new
Holy Land. For rates ana information
write.
T. +. FISHER.
e. p. A, &. d 5. Ry., Denvsr. Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

Fine stationery our speciality
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
4 Gs~ise Tea

BD1oAo Ue
A. eiewis sold his b~siass los On
GsanA svssse. the last uae Of The
odd 'psSsoasAs psoperty." TO John
". hrsce tAis wssk. Il hsiAG The Va
whicA sAjoiss Ass ca.<AiAg ssose CO
sAe nossh, ssA TIE osly vacant osse
sAsse. Nest yesr n<. bs~es will
esscs . s5alN brick strss&sse thsse-
Ga, and wM naaufsctsse several
tAiAes thessta, ssch - ios csssn for
the trade. charge soda fountains, and
fro9 this psse mountain water nov
" tAe mains in Psonia will mans-
fsctsre soda pop. This e,llsssioa Of
industries will give employment to
several people, besides causing a
new bsildiag on Grand avenue. 1t
alresdy locks - If the growth Il Pa
onia would be unchecked during the
coming year
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

This week one of the little girls
in the primary room, when asked to
write sentence using the expression
the bitter end, wrote the follow
ing on her slate: "A big dog chased
my kitty and as she went under the
porch hs bit her end THIS is eqaal
TO the result when a teacher ask ed
pupils 10 use the word "dogma" ia =
sentence He road, "The dog ma
has three puppies.'
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

The base ball boys are going to
give their annual dance next Friday,
December 23, in the Woodmen and
Redmen halls. Charles Hurst will
serve the supper in the rooms ad-
joining the halls. The boys have
usually given their annual ball on
Christmas, but that day comes on
Sunday this year, hence the change.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16

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- - = 8~ss ssesV o1iAne ssoniaG =
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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
RAILROAD NO1r
WEs1tst ~ ;ss.ss,x,.sx ~ ex4se.s,rBe.x.1:*,x.x
Have You Ever Visited Florida.

Here is what a visitor has to say ot DR.
Mond "Naving palms, pungent pines.
groves f glossy leave,4 orange and lemon
trees. their branches beBding under the
weight III the golden globes OF fruit. tropi-
cal drives and walks. the Halifax river
with i,s launches and boats. Inviting TO
any fishing parties ON one side, and
the great oe,aa ON the other. all combine
20 make rssond one ri he drawing cards
a. the east e,ast Of fkrida' y Low rates
" Fh,rida points, New Orleans. Galveston
and Sen Antonio will te given and attrac-
tive literature sent oO application.
r. f.. FISHER
G. r. A., &. Il :. Ry.. Denver. Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1904-12-16
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