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New-York tribune., 1906-08-29

he local market for spot Gotten quiet with prices
. points ioHer. al soc for middlng upland and
iai5c to- niddl.ag gulf Southern spot markets were
7-lso. sales 500 bales Mobile easy. unchanged az
sales 100 bales Savannah steady, &c higher. az
s&c Baitirors nominal unchanged. AZ e7sc Augusta
salet unchanged, AZ 9Ac New Orleans easy.
FL.oJ-R AND MEAL-Business in four today was os
re ha1oEaoutn sort and sales IN the aEgreGate were
gnehansed. Quotations foloy; Spring patents 81 20
sns s. 5aS4 i5. spring clears S. s0ass So extra No
El5Isr s. 1888 .. and extra No winter g s5ss3
s = Ia fancy g sSSS3 coRAL steady :SS ouoted
7sose Fine ~he and yellow 81 2osi Is coarse 81 10
estern spT1nE SIS 81 standard Tn.ddIing in io0-fo
sE 80 ogr 90 So rec De - 80 S5ees9a 81 9 t
;ai3a-iaE E2lGs24 30; Rsd Dog s2S 5 So Hominy chop
GRsTy-WFEEA wheat market slow all
& @ as s:rsass Sg .oeo BUSH IN s he Mnne
a5c.is stocks fo- the half week and small interior
:or ts rsainaer Of day within narrow prices
ss e5r nsftiv Iic net higher Al midday there was
a see ans temporary depression on the increase Of
1se5 bush worlds stocks according 70 brad
against $1,000 bush increase last year The
o1z Budapest; Liverpool was "a 40 lower Paris
p71-s and Beriin = marx EEIortefs were a cent @
= ~ me %. :, sFo-1t thrtv losGs The Weather
-ed favorable all through the North
rssr ana favorable argument ali day With the
oetians IN the last Few ell interior points
Eso0 bash year ago cs.h |neat n Sew oTk e9 -9s
5o.s%s ,7 20 Zo-Ise-. 15uf1tt seizc and 70 hard
~-,. -Sol.c n aAaat CORs-The early corn
sre vas easy and lower followed by rallies
z ~ aFre-n00n win prices IN New York net
EhzaveF TIE weather turned out mider than was eN-
is5 and crop in consequence IaF1re1 Lne Gears
lent fr- some complaints from Nebraska
T--fs On which the afternoon huying was
saas - increasing movement at first hand was re-
D1rs5 r-toh would confirm reports % the erect
taat had been exaggerated interior re-
AGAINST 6a5 GO bush tas
ys pre- ms New York closed as follo"s
10 5c1.~ elevator and 56aEc b atoar' 10
white o. a-T No . yellow. Gle 2 b shoat OATS
,1nneef-r r7uses sold December ard MAJ oats curing
Re CAV r+ there vas investment huying az times
c he market fairly stea-,, and y ctosee 10Y Ie
,cm ~ ~ in evrrsty markets. tash oets
2 Ken work. closed follows: MiXe1. 20 70 - "
II. natr~si white 20 70 50 ~ &s161e ara eilppe9
zh;e 81 ~ 20 ~ 3ad4ec RYE-Market nonnnai' no
aeEteir { <eH York
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
xrw YORK PRICES

siEs The market was STEADY but qgiet and Witnogf
o--a1r erarRe IN prices lfornia 2lc san Antonio
= Le-s-- ~ aasc Dry hiGes selected. duty pad
isasea sac Ia Ggayara. DC: Puerto Cabeilo. Csc
e'acss D.. Naraoaiho 24lkc Guatemala 24Ftc TruX-
q "a Central American 24c: Ecuador . &c, Bogote
So Vera cruz 2Istc: TampioO. 22ac. Tabasco p tzc.
szsau1 t2ss sTatsrnoras 22c: Platte. ishc.
- hi9es selected duty pad-Payta, &c: Mara
"a l5- Terra1y'hii~a 15c: MHtanoras 15c Wet
80 hides duty paiG-V Cruz. lac. Mexico L3e;
sser l2isc- Fienf1egos j34c' Havana l55se
-ATFI % business fairly active. with the under
=, = Tie market steady We 7ticte; t4efnlock ecld
aecoadE .sa2sszc heavy seconds. 21c light thirds.
middle thirds, 2s'ac: heavy thr6s <S ? g2se unlon
- haez- ssa8Tc. middle backs. 35d38c. heavy backs.
seronds 3ae thirds light 81 32c; hght hacSg COW.
- seeo1ls ssf85c. bellies, 1lc shoulders. 2set1c.
frstE 2sEfs0c. seconds. S743sc; thirds. sh1S6c
rs 24G c. shoulders, Sog2sc betting butts 4lGs5e
TAX .ole Zsfla2c
1si.s-TIN- There vas a Ehar. break in the Lon
H market which closed E1s3 q FOR spot and fisA
llisres. about Il feloa7 yssterdays prices The
Htth buyers holding or foT cor
-fio1s 80 bt1dne 80 50c while supplies held
~ - 81 COPPER declined 2s 81 70 ts4 los for both
2n lsfr-ss the London market Locally no change
~, is.srsl the market hrn A. - 15e for lake,
~ tef ese-trolytas az. 1=-&5c f9r casting LEAD was
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Dividend Notices.

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY
OF ALLEGASY COUNTY,
No 1 Broadway New York. August IS. 1908
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
American Coal Company. Of Allegany County CSew
Jersey this day declared seTnannuel dividend OF
FIVE PER CENT. upon the Capital Stock OF the Com
pany, payable at this office on saturday September i
1908 GEORGE NJ. BOWLBT Treasursr
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
RYE SEMINARY For asdts:s 2sadss,ssl'''
Nrs s j. LIFE. The Misses STOWE Rye. New York

,roRAvTAN SEMINARY for Girls Bethleh-m. Pa
vi Founded 1913. 157th year opens Sept 18TH Ad-
dress ]. Max HARE. D D. Principal
rr1FFE Misses MetcaIrs Boarding and Day School
Il Girls Tarrytown. " Y. College preparation, Physt-
cal Culture. Tennis. Basket Ban Heopens SEPT zStn
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
La5C Schools.

INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART.
Sltalckus erOE- ksSis1EA<. Sc r-rca AvO
New-York tribune., 1906-08-29
Delaware
CoLLHoH

WILMINGTON. DEI.-"The bes- Co-.uz.r-laI aad
Shorthand College n The United States H2a xrat1-
ates one IN Wilmington stUE-1es rSrsszsd
from New Ierz Write for catalosu--VE2x INTER
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15

correspondents confirmation of the bond for the bonds. The New York representatives of the railroad reached Memphis to sign the final contracts.
 The real estate firm considers this one of the largest and most important financial transactions ever closed in Memphis.
 The Kansas City, Lawton and Pa- cific railway extends through that sec ton of land lying between Muskogee, l. T., on northeast and Lawton, o. T., on the southwest. It is upon this issue of bonds is based. The road recently purchased the Canadian Midland rail- way, including all of the rights of way. surveys and subsidy interests along the entire route. European capital is now under contract for the building of the two extremes of the line, viz: From Wagner to Kansas City and from Lawton to San Diego, Cal"
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15
DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF

DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. United States Land Office, Los Angeles,
 Cal, August 14th, 1906 Notice is hereby given that James F. Jackson, of Riverside, Cal, assignee of John R. Ravens, has filed notice of intention to make proof on his desert land claim No. 2714, for the E1a of SEE A, Sec. 26, T. 16 s, R. 13 E, s. B. M. before Register and Receiver at Los An geles, Cal, on Friday, the 12th day of October, 1906.
 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and recla- nation of said land: John S. Phelps, of Redlands, Cal; Enos H. Ringo, of Riverside, Cal; Geo. w. Fowler, of Sils- bee Cal; Hattie E. Jackson. of River Gal.
 FRANK c. PRESCOTT, Register. scpt-1-sept-29
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15

Thousands of acres of land have been reclaimed to cultivation by irrigation in that State during the past 10 years. Thousands more wiII he . claimed within the next ten years This means an opening for many thousands of homes
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15

have 32O acres of the choicest land in the Inn perial Valley, nicely lo- cated and we'll imprOv- ed. All fenced and cross fenced. Price right and will give good terms. See Wilson about it.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15
TRAVEL TOURIST

Where the Service is the Best Through cars, personally con- ducted, every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday, from Los Angeles to New Orleans and Washington, D. O., via South ern Pacific and Piedmont Air Line.
 Every Wednesday for New Orleans, Louisville and Cincin- nati via Southern Pacific, Illi7 nois Central and Baltimore & Ohio.
 Every Thursday to San An tonic, Dallas and St. Louis, via Southern Pacific and Missouri, Kansas & Texas.
 Every Friday for New Or leans and Chicago via South ern Pacific and Illinois Central. All the conveniences of a Pullman Standard car at one- half the expense.
 Inquire of any agent of the Southern Pacific
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15
COMMENCED AGAIN
Railroad Building to San Diego is
 Again Being Agitated


 terminus at San Diego has been the theme of many inspired" articles, but now comes so many new projects with such alluring promises that one is lead to speculate as to whether San Diego will not now out of its multitude of chances be able to at least draw a railroad. There is no doubt about its being splendid opening for a new road and it's to be hoped something will come of these many bond issues and numerous projects. In review of our exchanges we find the following dispatches, the first porporting to build from Denver to San Diego:
 Incorporation papers calling for the building of a tfanscontinental railway from Denver to San Diego, Cal, at a cost of $2O.oOo.oOO have been filed with the Secretaries of State of Colo rado, Utah, Nevada and California, by the Denver Transcontinental Railway Company.
 William A. L. Cooper. of Denver. Charles A. Baldwin, of Colorado Springs and R. E. Villier, millionaire miner of Georgetown, are the incorporators. They are backed by an English syndi- cate, also by the Guggenheims of the great smelter trust. There is just a probability that the Rock Island sys- tenn may be interested in the project.
 This great transcontinental line will leave Denver probably over the Inter mountain road, a short line now run ming to Golden, continuing west through Colorado to Salt Lake, thence down through Utah, Nevada and Southern California. The saving in distance by the proposed line from Denver to Sar Diego will be about 900 miles"
 Another tells us that project has been launched to build from St. Loui: to San Diego. It reads:
 Another transcontinental railroad with its western terminus in California has been launched in St. Louis by capitalists of the south, according tC the San Francisco Call It has beer named the St. Louis, Enid and Sar Diego railway. The promoters have filed application in St. Louis for the formation of a corporation to take charge of the affairs of the prospective line.
 Surveyors and engineers have beer working for the promoters of the St Louis, Enid and San Diego during the past year. The object of their work was kept secret from the public and i was generally believed that the mer were employees of the Missouri Pacific a Gould line. New surveys were TUT and copies of old surveys were obtained
 The St. Louis, Enid and San Diegt will run direct from St. Louis to Enid Okla, tapping fertile cotton ano wheat belt It will skirt the southern extremity of Kansas and enter the town of Fort Scott.
 From Enid the new line will extenc southward to Kingfisher and then cross the border into northern Texas. The line across Arizona and New Mexico has not been made public and it is probable the surveys have not beer made. The line will reach the Pacific at San Diego"
 Then from Memphis. Tenn, come. word that six and quarter million dollar bond issue has been made t build road to that same natural har
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15

32O acre farm, good soft soil and we'll improved, 1-2 miles from Imperial. Price $50 perssacre; terms. See Wilson about 1t.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15
M. V. BUTCHER Real Estate and
 Investments
Imperial Valley Lands a Speciality

Imperial Valley Lands Speciality
 Imperial Valley is the largest irrigated district in the United States. The best bargains on earth can be found in the Imperial Valley. Anyone having Im- perial lands they wish to sell or trade for Los Angeles property will find it to their advantage to consult me. My fa- cilities for finding bargains for buyers and buyers for bargains cannot be sur passed. Write or wire me at 2O5 Mer- camille Place, Los Angeles Gal. Home Tel. 8182. Tel. Main $40.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian Church

Preaching Services in Ell Centro First and Third Sundays of each month at 2:3O p. m. All are cordially invited to attend. REV. A. H. CRooo, Pastor.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1906-09-15
Christian Church

Preaching in the Hotel Franklin every Second and Fourth Sunday of the month. You are invited to attend.
 REV. J. F. Tour Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
CisnArvon ltsw,s
News Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, February 70

News-Cssmpion Correspondence.
Tuesday, February 90
Eddie lssndIn went to Moatrose
sunday
John Whittingham went to Mon
trose Tuesday.
Peter fitzpatrick is numbered
with the ssck
Miss Blanche Tygar is visiting
her sister, Mrs McGerry
o. n. Potter wss running engine
2ll on Cerro klll last week.
Thos ReaFdoa brought engine = s
down from GssRison SUNDAY.
The dance given a Gates hall last
Saturday night was complete sau
cess.
Willie Guinen, Dephew of Mrs.
Mcnamara visited here several DAYS
last week
The ladies' Thursdav Evening
club met with Mrs. Hazelhurst last
week and SIX Numbers were given
Mrs. Artebury was teacher. After
the lesson hour the following pro-
gram was given. Duet. Mrs La
thop and Miss Gates; Select reading
Mrs. Ha~lhurst; Papers read and
discussed by Mesdames Entriieu,
Iathrop. McGevry and Gates; Cur
reat events, Song by Mrs Lathrop.
The club meets again in two week s
at Mrs. Lathrops with Miss Gates
o. teacher.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
The Boston Orchestral Company

The next attraction OF the Gunni-
son Entertainment Course. the Bos-
ton Orchestral company, will be in
Gunnison on the oath of February.
This orchestra consists of FIVE
pieces and every member an artist.
They come to us most highly recon-
mended and promise us two hours
of splendid musical entertainment.
Committee.
From The Daily Sentinel, Grafton,
w a.-The third number of the
Y. NJ c. A. Star Lecture Course oc-
Cured last evening. 1t was the
Boston Orchestral Co, and was
greeted by large and enthusiastic
audience. BY the repeated encores,
it was evident of the high apprecia-
ton Of the audience of this splendid
company of musicians. The music
was of high order and rendered in a
skillful manner Worthy Of special
note was the flute soloist, Mr.. Leon
Batchelder. His solo, Il Echo, u
was marvellous, his encore given
with picolo, was grand, and heartily
received. The Toy Orchestra" and
the Escaping Gas Quartet" sim
ply took the audience by storm. The
cornet solo of Mr.. Lesser was excep-
tionally fine, and "Miserere" from
III Trovatore, by Messrs. Lesser
and Bagley, was rendered in a very
artistic manner. Other numbers OF
the program were no less well exc
cuted, and only proved that each Of
FIVE members Of the orchestra were
stars.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
$77.65 Denver to City OF Mexico
and Return

The City of Mexico invites the tourist
with a thousand different attractions. 1t
appeals to all classes OF pleasure seekers.
Its parks, plazas. grand old cathedrais,
theatres, clubs, art galleries and museums
are among the finest and most interesting
in the world. The climate is delightful.
Side trips may be made from the City to
the Ruins of Malta, Tampico. Vera Cruz
and other points. Mr.. 1. T.. Fisher, q.
T. A., Colorado a Southern, Denver, will
urnish full data.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
DOvkvsli
Aees Chan pion Cosresps1denc~.
Medne~iar. February ?


Misc Edna Tipaan Is VISITING th
Miss Clara Bush ghis week
A little eirl was born 20 Mira Xln
Corbett Sunday afternoon. Feb fs
Mr. and Mrs W A johnson v,s "a
Sunday with q A lies Comb~s "a
mother
The relatives aud friends q "a
Mcdonnell aud Mr. and Mrs. n. nv
toSg gave them surprise D. rty
"Wednesday evening
c. r BARTLETT Is the proud fsi ser
of ten pound girl born Sun ~
afternoon, Feb. 18th Mrs. Bsr, III
and baby are doing nicely.
The dance at the upper Tom ehi
school house was success. A Ia rge
crowd came down from Ssraent.
Those present from Doyleville ware
Mr. and Mrs J v Monroe. Mr.. and
Glassner, Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Damn.
Mr. and Mrs. I'd Adams, Misses ia
Leonard, Edna Upton, Clara Bus.
Pullem and Bart, Messrs. Sieve W
ers. Willie Monson. Chas Hirdman.
Roy and Eddie Leonard and lir
Harmon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
Vicinity ~ ow0 !
ia 0g1aDrsse assTms ~14
81 msa aMWssw. OI$
- Y106 "Y~
0eytos nOsnC
oD00 la ~ VOWu

>ews-CEamp.oa CorFessonaance.
TUESDAY. February ~.
sch0al si the i,wyer schoea hosse
has closed fsr this term.
Octave CoUrasd is VISITING wish
Carr Bro~ the frss ol THIS week
C. '. Fosser passed through mere
recently, Gosng over 10 the Cetolia
Carr Bros sent a car load Of saw
dust to c. y. Poster ct Oisthe has,
week
Mn Addingtou has goss 10 spend
q wsek with her husband oa the
Cebolla
Fwd Thompson and Mrs. D~yer
and fsmily visited Carr's .sv nall
las, Monday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
Excellent ArVurnent

Resolved, that old maids are det-
rimental to the clover crop
Argument for the affirmative.
Old maids encourage the growth
and keep a large number of cats.
These cats eat the meadow mice. so
the meadow mice build no nests.
Without these nests the bumble bees
cannot thrive; without humble bees
the red plumed commander-in chief
Of the manurial forces, commonly
called clover, will not produce seeds,
without seed no crop can be grown,
hence old maids are a source Of det-
riment to red clover.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
OAo Cav

>sss-sksnsSssE Goz-eAyoe f7escx
Ms.a-s February ~
Elas~r H~rHea iess the Er.s Il ske
sssA il1 isrp.~
Ctrss lhssk~m -..rss today 90 .
esssns~s trsp b Anerln. fexsA.
wes. Whs< has Soss osi 90 .
business trap thFoazh Arkansau
A car q eoaoentE.se. Vac sens oss
frosn the Raymond nall lass ~eek.
FFaak Clark. who has b.eu n the
kllls . cesYlo # months do.ng a.
ses.neni w0rk. ~eas b. Ihsita MOO
day
Hcnducss q Co. are sesd.ns 90,
a shipment from the Cortland. slso
ten ton shiPmem, by hsscb a Va
'eru.sn, le--es a; the Cortland.
After an absence of eospls Il
usonths recuperaiinG. Carl Carter
returned Sspdas, and we hope seon
b. hear that the Ashland tan 81 oil
resuH4e work
Ohio CIty i little drll al thl.
season Of year. bet more ore is gong
cut and more more work NJ blocked
osat shan TOR some time The saow
Is last gong, sprIng viii soon be
here and prospecting viii Resume,
pattIng forth rev energy " eahvea
the camp
Mr. Black Of the Grand Prize
group sent ON a pa ton shipment
last week and will ship car II this
high grade ore every week. He is
also working two shifts ON the Peli-
can tunnel The Grand Prize is vet
an prospect state. but promises TO
to become ~ enduring mine. The
VEN has been opened for over 800
feet and demonstrates as no mere
surface pocket The pay sis al OF
shipping ore varies frosa two inehes
to foot, but is so high grade that
one car load returned over $500 90
net and least returns from any car
load shipment has been well above
xl1OOu In fact the Grand Prize
begins TO look like the real artssle.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
CballA
Ness-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, February 20

Ss-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, February ~.
Mr. Taylor Of Gunnison has gone
to Sapinero to haul ties
Valentine Ehret and wife were at
Cebolla visiting during the week.
Miss Emma Trezise is house keep
er at Sportsmen's hotel this winter
il. n. Wheeler, the forest rider
went through here Sunday en- route
for lola.
Joe Ehret and Fred Rouviere have
been hauling sawdust from Carpen-
ter's mill.
j. r. Berg Of lola has been haul
ing lumber to lola foi his summer
resort additions.
Miss Avise in getting along nicely
with the school here and 10 liked by
directors and pspik.
Miss Maud Csrpeater writes thAs
she is getting along nicely with hes
school work at the beaver sniversi4y
The saw mill starts again abost
March lst with Octave Couraud Of
Powderhorn as sawyer. Lumber 10
being hauled down from the mill to
Cebolla. The mill will run steadily
until fall.
Mrs. J. J. Carpenter, now in Los
Angeles on account of poor health,
writes that it is - in the shade
there. She is stopping at w. II.
Andrews, a brother Of Dick, George
and Frank Andrews
New cabins at Sportsmen' Hotel
will begin building very soon. Ma
terlal is on the ground for building
four more, and the row will then be
300 feet long by Is wide. The
cabins will reach out over the river
so that guests can fish off the porch
or lie in bed and fish out of the win
dow. There viii be a plank walk
around the entire row of cabins.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
Ohio Creek Itsns
Wednesday, February Il


Wednesday. February Il
Mrs. T W. Gray is confined to
the house on account of a badly
sprained knee. The accident oc-
CURED last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Miller have
about finished moving their house
hold goods to the Glen Allen ranch.
where they will make their future
home.
On Friday sight hay rack losa
of 29 Gsnnison folks vent out 70
the ranch home Of Mr.. and Nm.
Geo. Llghtley. They too& all ssn-
ner of good things to eat, which
were supplemented by delicious
coffee and cake at their journey 9
end. Ii is needless to say all en-
ioyed the trip.
At about ten o'clock TUESDAY
morning the Wolfe 4 Eastman hay
rack, loaded with members of the
w. K c. and good things 10 eat,
started for the Gillaspey ranch and
arrived there shortly after | o'clock
Mrs. Gillaspey WAS prepared for
them and all were cordially wei
coined. At four o'clock the ladies
reluctantly took their departure,
after spending a plea SAINT day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23

CaaaE 1ists gsEsas. Mr. Asnaes
J.y. a4 GunHssoa. seeoHY.assa ts
hes s.,ses. Mn. tseosxe AllssE- and
cnaia. .: Cnsoa9o. haze t.AeE ROOMS
q iIl N44a. fsr the pressns frs
Aiss-sa et..... sp~sn tiss rscouameaa.a-
tsSa ~ her physician. ~ kepes . re
sssss her ehs.d 70 Eeai-k. Mr. Jay.
ska~e husband Is . phvssesSs Il ca
seassve pEsctsee. may aesernsaBe -
locate II Caaaa CItv They are
1eaioas sseasbeEs II s.s Aeshs.ss
church aaE ~a1ia prose a valuable
sesssssisoa b. the socsesx
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
Railroad Cars Of steel

TIN -s~aA rsslrosd eos.psss>s have hsss
ss-t 90 ~. asrtsr n sfsal car pss>ar.asf
tsSsas esV~esal2y tsf the 10 k.se sI.s
Tbs sl~~ys sssAsrs ms.ss "a ~r-os- b-csse
II tse s~sxy .saasoe s-siss forced b~cs inso "a
The s,ars.ss siso sI..~- hi~ sfe mach - s-.uonse
w~~s ssa bpw.ls coszfipaisd ss~sys suffer.
severely Nstsre A~ass a<sct= lansltg pr
csres--spe-s seslsct k-ey b.sttHs ~ tsos-
tetteT Stomach tssstars hsnssy saa tss IRA
sign of suy De- snga"ent ts-. Tee afses aud
sofe tbe efsaet Their sofbias hse "a fof
-uct aisnnul- a. uoor erp-tffes nssuisnsy
hssf fuuril. erltmrs- Famstin. h~sfiscsss. tnsts
xe stiou. dy-p0Isss- ef1si taris--s female liz
chill. cfiiii=. arlpura aalaris feset or s0ss.
. once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-02-23
Startling but True

People the world over were horri-
fed on learning of the burning of
the Chicago theatre in which nearly
SIX hundred people lost their lives,
yet more than FIVE times tins mum
ber or over 10000 people died from
pneumonia in Chicago during the
same year, with scarcely a passing
notice Every one of these cases Of
pneumonia resulted from a cold and
could have been prevented by the
timely use of Chamber aims Cough
Remedy. A great many who had
every reason to fear pneumonia have
warded it off by the prompt use of
this remedy The following is an
instance of this sort: Too much
cannot be said in favor of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, and especially
for colds and influenza. know
that it cured my daughter, Laura,
Of . severe cold, and believe saved
her life when she was threatened
with pneumonia. W. ID. Wilcox,
Logan, N. Y" Sold by all drug
glsts.