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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18
HENRY WATTERSON
WON'T MAKE
RACE

Especial to The Daily Sentlnei.)
: Louisville. Ky, Nov. 49, +
: In response to the many calls +
j. made upon him to become a +
1. candidate before the Kentucky +
= legislature for the United States +
+ senatorship, Col. Hery Waiter +
+ son, the famous editor, has +
+ made the following characteris- +
!. tic statement in his editorial +
+ columns: +
: : y !. = a.S%% Z
"To those overpartial yet unre-
necting friends who are coupling the
name of the editor of the Courier
Journal with the United States sena-
torship. he tenders his hearty thanks.
Kind words are exceeding pleasant
to hear, even though they be irrele-
want. In the heyday of his manhood.
before he lost his party standing, Mr..
Watterson had set his face resolute-
ly against office. He was not willing
to exchange freedom and affluence at
home to take poverty and slavery at
Washington. He had then, as now,
n post better suited to his needs and
capabilities than any which the gov
ernment, or the people. could give
him. Then, as now, he rejoiced In
MS GAZING ana ms work, III tneir III
dependence, their dlsinterestedness
and their opportunities for useful
public service. Throught n long life
they have suiliced him. So, please
God, he will die as he has lived, n
journalist, and only a journalist who
owes nothing of fear, or favor, to any
party or faction, or mortal man,
seeking none other honor than that
which spffngg from tho con fidancn
and respect of his fellow-citizens. "
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CRAZY BOTANlST
WOULD KILL
FAMILY
Special to The Daily sentinel

Special to The Daily sentinel.)
Redding, Conn.,, Nov. 18.-Crazed
temporarily as the result Of finan-
cial trouble during the last month
or two, Lucian Underwood, profess
sor Of botany at Columbia Universi-
T, New York, attempted to kill his
entire family, and, after cutting his
wife's throat, ended his own life by
stabbing himself under the right ear.
Professor Underwood returned
from New York Thursday. and COM
planned of not feeling we'll and it is
understood acted strangely.
Saturday afternoon, while his wife
and daughter were in the dining
room, he took knife from the table
and rushed at his wife. He drew
the weapon across her throat and
then ran over to where his daughter
sat, making an attack upon her. Mrs.
Underwood struck the professors
arm as he was about to stab his
daughter. Going to another room
The professor cut his throat and when
physicians arrived at the house he
was dead.
Mrs, Underwood will recover. The
laughter was unharmed.
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The RECLAMATION
EUND INCREASED
Especial to The Daily scntinel)

Washington, Nov. 1s.-The recla'
nation fund account arising from the
receipts from all sources In the dis
posal of public lands in the states
of Washington, South Dakota and
Montana for the fiscal year ended
June 80, 1907, has been adjusted by
the general land office. The amount
to be credited to the fund is s632'-
S41 on account of Washington, $500,
76O on account of South Dakota and
s74O.252 on account of Montana.
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$l5O,O0O,O0O
FOR THE RELIEF
slOOOOO,O0O IN Government Notes, 5O,OOOOOO in Pana-
ma Canal Bonds, to Increase Monetary Circulation
By Order Of President Roosevelt Will Help-

Nov 1S-Pretden has measures
$15OOOO0OO circulation
and
alwnh question
tsvou issuing of
by
tha had never
of inter
tbearng government to one year. - -
act which that o
which act to provide
andfo
provided temporary the pres
moem
people themselves will act
working the scheme the bonds will
popularize the
boarding their gold to buy well the
opportunity of profit currency
for securities bit
proceeds of the sale will
i'm
be deposited by the with the banks
circulation At the time the
the bonds security additional
once
but to permanent as
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WAITER EVANS, AGED t2,
DEAD FROM SCARLET EEVEI,

This afternoon Walter Evans, aged
IL years, the son of u. A. Evans. the
well known boilcrmaiSer, died after
an Illness of scarlet fever.
The young boy was sick about ten
days and his condition had been SER
ious for several days. He was u
bright boy of n lovnbIe disposition,
and his death * terrible blow to
the family.
Undertaken Kroln has charge of
the funeral arrangements and the
funeral aud internent viii take place
tomorrow morning nt o'clock. The
funeral viii be private.
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BANKS ACCEPT THE CHECKS
Of the Railroad Employees But Decline Pay Cash fuWe III FER Tent Cas
and Remainder in Cashiers Checks Of Various DenOmnhOnsA Take
nost yerv Little AichngThe Sugar Certificates We'll Received

checks are being handled at Helper
and sallda as they were handled
here.
The certificates Issued to tbs
growers for their beets by the Su-
gar Company. according to the plan
announced Saturday by The Senti-
mel. are being well received. Al
ready many have been put in circu-
lation and have been readily taken
by the banks of the city and the
business men.
There has been but little complaint
heard among the beet growers over
the necessity OF the company paying
them for their crop deliveries win
these certificates. The certificates
being negotiable, the growers are
able to settle their accounts as cas-
iIy as II they had the money. conse'
quentiy there Is but little room FOL
complaint.
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cent of the value In cash and check
out the remainder, or, II preferred,
the bank would accept a check and
give the holder of same 10 per cent
of its value In cash and the remain
der in cashiers checks OF so, $40
and $50 denominations. These
checks, made payable to bearer are
negotiable and are accepted by ali
business men.
Practically all the railroad checks
have been handled on these plans
and today, as a result, scores or the
cashiers checks have been put into
circulation. The railroad employees
have generally expressed their ap-
nreciafion. of the efforts OF the local
banks to accommodate them.
The reportssto the effect that at
Helper and sallda the men were paid
of in cash by the roads are not true.
They were paid in checks and these
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Refusing to cash in full the
checks. the banks of Grand Junction
have today handled the several nun
dred nay checks given out YESTERDAY
hv The railroad company to ITS en-
Moves who reside or have their heau-
Lille manner and there has been
nraetically no complaint on the part
of the railroad men, for nearly an
Of them have readily understood the
Situation. ii Many of them have ex,
nressed 1,,s1.t the opinion that the railroad
company should have paid their EN- EN-
ployes OFF in cash; but they reallze
mai II is not wise for the local banks
70 meet with strictly cash payment
Zach of these checks, aggregating III
all some 100000 oa
" All of the banks today accepted
the railroad mems checks on deposi'
and allowed them to draw out ~ per
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the DRY" FORCES
AFTER LEGISLATURE
,spo1l1l 10 The pally Sentinel

70I-"T ~ 10 THO IIuIIy ScHtIHcfJ
Denver, Nov. 1S.-Prohibitionist
are planning a campaign. but only
to have majority In the next legfs-
lature that will make Colorado a
dry state.
The anti-liquor element OF the
state rs now working to secure the
next national convention of the pro-
hlbition party for Denver. looking
to the influence that the convention
Will have on the voters of Colorado
as wedge to secure control of the
next legislature.
The prohibltionists are confident
Of victory and John Hipp, one OF tho
lenders of the party in Colorado. de-
clares that within is months this
state will be dry" throughout.
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A Card.

For the benefit of those VINO ma .a
he interested. l desire to say una
for several months was ereut SUI.
ferer from rheumatism ana eot .
had that | could not dress ana n, un,
dress myself without help. Altei All
much doctoring and bathing at mn
eraI resorts 1 was advised to .ry D,s
Smith & Agnew, now located IN 'ni
ser.tinel building, and ! dld so, ,.,u
will make my story short by say ~ la,
that after three of their capihe,
treatments with the actinic rays
res able to resume work and in
shart NO. time | was free from the trou
BILE entirely. n pt1rrAN
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

Late this afternoon, Just as The
Sentinel went TO press, Night ohcer
Patterson reported that he now pc
leyed that he had an accurate de-
scription of DR.. Dippy. editor OF the
Elks Booster, and expects to corrai
him tonight. He says he is a snort
man with long white coat and a
lengthy white beard. His head Is
transparent on It's highest surface
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$4,000 CAME TO
STATE this YEAR

Special to Tie Daily sentinel-)
DENVER, NOV. 18.-FROM FIG
ehES COMPILED BY THE PAS
stNGER DEPARTMENTS OF THE
nalLROADS 1T is FIGURED THAT
ruhTf-FIVE THOUSAND PER-
M Suns HAVE COME TO COLORADO
~ MAKE THEIR HOMES SINCE
YEAR.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

s,,aA mss Lottie Mckenzie entertained
tba bunuay ny evening at her home on
ST. eorher of Ute avenue and Eighth
ds,Ies d The hours were passed most
insntlully. inc Cards were the lead
nre, pasume. There was an i'm
RadaIp.u musical program. w. H.
rnsS, s,s anu Ernest Jepson favored the
ana s h with several selections. Pink
ers white carnations were the flow
foed VI the evening. Ices and angel
''0u cake were served.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ATTENTION!

: You can make one Of the most
: delightful Christmas presents
imaginable by presenting your
!. sister, mother or sweetheart
: with some exquisite stationery
: with their initial letter or mon
!. ogram, with Illuminated en-
+ bossed work.
, We can show you the finest
!. work made. This special line
: Is by orders only. Get your or
; der in early for a delightful
: Christmas present.
: Engraved visiting cards our
+ specially.
+ THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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ROOSEVELT WILL
HAVE BIG
MEETING
" I'LL

Especial to The Daily sentinci)
+ Washington. Nov. 1S.-Pres- i
+ ident Roosevelt has invited the 1
+ governors of the states and ter i
+ rltories to meet him at the !
+ White House May 10, Ia and 1
+ Is next to discuss the question !
+ of means to conserve the natur- /
+ al resources of the country. In /
= vitations are to be extended to !
r the members of both houses of J
+ congress and to the inland wat i
+ erways commission. !
+ {. 1. + = + 1. 4. + + + + + :
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REEVES FOUND
GUILTY OF MURDER
Especial to The Daily sentinel }

Especial to The Daily Sentinel)
BOULDER, COLO, EOV. 18.-
THE JURY IN THE CASE OF JOHN
w. REEVE CAME INTO COURT AT
% O'CLOCK THIS MORNING WITH
A VERDICT OF MURDER IN THE
SECOND DEGREE, WITH A REC
ONINiENDATION FOR THE MINI
MUM SENTENCE.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

The horse was sold to Mr.. Whit
ley by DR.. George Dulin of Las AMI
w. r. Haihes. president of the Me-
sa County Industrial and Fruit Fair
Association, received a letter today
from Mr.. Hall at Phenix. Ariz. In
the letter, which was written on the
18th, he says that on that day Ar
rie E. won the $1,000 2:16 pace. His
time for the three heats was: First
heat, PIG; Second heat, 2:15, and
last heat, 2:14A.
In writing of the race Mr.. Hall
said that they had to hold Arrie E.
IN every heat and that the horse
that he beat had thousands of dol
lars placed on him to beat Arrie f.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

II. o. Klser and family are today
moving into their new home on White
avenue a beautiful modern 2-story
residence. II Is one of the most at
tractiye homes erected in the city
this year Russell Johnson, who had
charge of the erection Of this resi-
dence today received a contract from
Mr Kiser for the building of mod
ern 5-room cottage on some lots
owned by Mr.. Kiser on White ave
nue.
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nsIoosaight one Of the biggest and best
bers fanatic rlic productions ever seen
New VIII be presented. Lost In
cans,, ,iork, interpreted by a most
scerto se company and with elegant
attrae. embellishments, will be the
The baeion at the Park opera house.
from eompany arrived this morning
yooa me west. There has been a
epce SAFE Of seats and a large audi
form,i WIZ probably witness the per-
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HE WILL PAY BIG
EOR SENAT0RSHIP

Especial to The Daily sentinci)
+ Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 1S.-Ex- !.
+ Senator william Flynn of Pitts Z
/. burg has allowed his friends to I
) know that he will be willing I
: to part with s2,0O0.0O0 for 4
: seat In the United States senate I
I. and he does not care whether 1t 4
+ Is the seat which belongs to I
4. Knox or Penrose. i
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,hd penver, Nov. 1S.-A. w. Richard.
ior.,i @ ucket broker who shot and SER
r,us.y y injured Clark Yantiss last
W;ai sn' IN fight over the affections of
vass ss Maud Drummond, who was en-
ine"s a 10 marry Yantiss, was cap
n. lea and arrested early this morn
s' and is now confined in Jail.
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MANY CITY LOTS
CHANGED HANDS TODAY

Today George Simmons sold to
Charles L. Horr lots and 10, block
rs, Grand Junction. and the consid-
GRAFTON was $4,000.
Lorin A. Staley today sold to w.
II. S. Pemberthy lots II and IS, in
block 16, for a consideration of 5000.
William A. Marsh sells to f. A.
Rogers lots s and 8, block 81, for
$1,S75.
J. o. Kinney sells to NJ. Z. Kinney
lot 3 and the east half of lot 4, In
block 50, city. for $2,500.
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This afternoon n license to wed
was issued to Ira Jenkins and Miss
Josie Ell Pitt, both prominent young
people of Palisade. 1t is reported
that the marriage will be solemnized
tonight at the home of the brides
parents IN Palisade. The young cou-
pie will reside in the Peach city.
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A big crowd will be out tonight tc
take IN the dance to be given Al
Margery hall under the auspices ol
the drill team of the Woodmeh OF
the World. 1t promises to be one
OF the happiest public dances of the
winter.
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Auction Sale

of a clean lot of AL furniture, car
pets, art squares, canned fruit, dish
es, Home Comfort range, etc, at
31S Ouray avenue on tuesday, No
vember 10, commencing at 1880 pm,
j. NJ. GRAHAM,
Auctioneer.
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Three acts brimming over with fun
and music. and at the same time
unfolding an interesting plot, THE
Original Liar" to be presented Mt
the opera house Thursday evening.
November 81. by a lumber of prom
inent young people of the city. as
sisted by Mr.. Gray, an experienced
theatrical man and actor. Seats may
bo reserved at Haskell's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

On a special train yesterday over
200 members OF the order of Rail
way Conductors Insurance Assocla-
tion passed through Grand Junction
en- route to their homes in the east
from the big convention in Los An
geIes. President Beckley of the lo-
cal organization in st. Louis had
charge Of the special train. The gem
tlemen were having a great time.
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MADLY JEALOUS HE
SHOOTS HIS RIVAL
Special to The Daily sentinel.)

npeeai 10 The Daily Sentinei.)
pehVer, Nov. 1S.-Because he was
,saious w OF his rival for the hand of
piss ss Maud A. Drummond, A. w.
hsehhards, Seventeenth street ticket
sns sr1Aer' last night at 8 O'Clock shot
,,au asu seriously wounded Clark c. YAM
,h railroad man. who was with
caped.
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FRED PHELAN.

Elks rehearsal Auditorium MOI, MOI,
sav TUESDAY. Thursday and friuas
a, oetarroons and evenings. Wednes-
day night the soloists nee eee,o bizzy
Club rooms. Michael Ans ,a, man
manager; Rufus X Love- s'as
nger.
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This afternoon late Judge Sulli-
van of the county court will grant
hearing on the application for an
absolute divorce made by Mrs. Leola
Holland. who wants to be forever
separated from her husband. Chas.
w. Holland. II is believed that the
divorce will be granted.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

John Fagin and family left today
for California. whore they will make
their home. Mr.. Fagln has disposed
Of the greater portion of his large
property interests here. The family
leaves many frieLds.
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VERY SAD DEATH OF
PRETTY LITTLE GIRL

!. Yesterday afternoon at J.
I. o'clock one of the saddest i
4. deaths that has occurred in the +
J. city In many months brought +
+ intense sorrow to the hearts of \
1. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Mason, :
s. comparative strangers in the =
!. city. Catharine, aged 10 years, +
1. the pretty and winsome daugh- I
!. ter and only child of the couple, i
4. was called from earth to the +
.. Paradise of Love. :
!. + + + = i T. + + y
Only a few weeks ago the family
came TO Grand Junction from Ports
mouth, Va, expecting to make their
home here. They took rooms at i20
South Fifth street. Within recent
years two children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason had died, leaving Catharine
as the only flower of the home. Sew
eral days ago the sweet and bright
little girl was attacked by scarlet
fever. The illness was virulent from
the very start and although every
thing possible was done to save the
precious life these efforts availed no
thing and the end came yesterday.
The greatly bereaved parents have
the deepest sympathy of those who
have met them during their short
residence here.
This afternoon. III charge of I'm
dertaker Krohn. the funeral took
place. 1t was private. lnterment
Mt Orchard Mesa cemetery.
Mr.. Mason is a member of the or
der of Knights of Pythias, and, while
not a member of the local lodge. the
members gave expression of their
sympathy and rendered their servi-
ces.
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\ GRAND JUNCTION HORSE
WINS A $1,000 PURSE

= Lovers of horse flesh will be 4
r pleased to know that Arrie E.. 4
= the famous little horse brought Z
= 10 THIS city last summer by Jas. I
= II. Whitley, but which lost out Z
= In the races here and was sold Z
= by Mr.. Whitley to Lee Hall, has 4
oeen making a great record in Z
= the southern circuit, where Mr.. 4
= Han is with the animal now. 4
4 + = + q = = 4 :
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For several weeks rehearsals have
been under way for the play to be
given Thursday evening. November
21, at the Park opera house. under
the auspices of the choir OF st. Mat
thew's church. One of the most
pleasing home talent productions ev-
er given here Is assured. IAN Orig
inal Liar" is a regular whirlwind
of fun. You will enjoy 1t immense
ly Reserve your seats at Haskells.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

Fifteen candidates were Initiated
at big meeting of the DeBeque
lodge, Woodmcn of the World. Sat
urday night A big banquet followed
the fun In the lodge room. The
Grand Junction gentlemen who at
tended had most enjoyable time,
Clinton II. Martin, editor of the
Palisade Tribune. is in town today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

Telephone A. Bergeron for your
piano tuning. Black 1871. Resi-
dence, sac Colorado.
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HE OVERDREW HIS BANK
ACCOUNT IN SUM OF S203. 80

+ This afternoon the First Bank I
= of Fruita filed an application in I
: the county court for a writ of =
! attachment against H. B. !
: Woods, a well known resident :
+ of the lower valley. I
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

1t seems that for a long period
Woods carried n pretty heavy depos-
it with the bank. Finally. the bank
alleges. he overdrew his account to
the amount of S29S.35. 1t is al
legged that he refused to make good
this overdraft except to the amount
of S94.55 and the bank now seeks
to force Woods to pay S20S.S0. the
remainder OF the overdraft, and ac-
cordingly asks for permission to at
taoh his property,
The case promises to prove very
interesting.
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on a, ar ~ MoLster Clean Up Sale is now
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18
LOCAL MEN ARE
TO AID IN WORK
Today Chamber of Commerce Received Important Com
municaton, Acknowledging Receipt of Telegram From
Director of Reclamation Seryice--Funds for Survey.


from A.
OF
o the Interior
Washington. D. C., IA.
w.
Secretary Chambe of Comm
Junction,
r.
he telegram from you:
o ~
be
a the
willie in a from
the Chamber of and that organzatioE
committee
apprang acquiring right of other
A.
ing Directo
he
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The Elks will have busy session
this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-18

Mr.. d. w. Aupperle,
Secretary Chamber of Commerce,
Grand Junction, Colorado.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-12-07
Good Cough M"dicine for Children

The season for coughs and colds is now at hand and too much care cannot be used to protect the children. A child is much more likely to contract diphtheria or scarlet fever when he has a cold. The quicker you cure his cold the less. the risk. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the sole reliance of many mothers, and few of those who have tried it will use any other. Mrs. F: F.. Starcher, of Ripley, w. Va. says 'I have never used anything other than Chamberlain's s Cough Remedy for my children and it has always given good satisfaction. This remedy con- tains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to a child as to an adult. For sale by Fl Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-12-07
Baseball Meeting

At a meeting of the baseball team Tuesday night, Manager Buttress was authorized to ar- range for a game with the Yuma team at Yuma on January 1. Pro- vision was made for the payment of bills on the grounds and the purchase of supplies. It was al- so decided that subscription pa- per be circulated for the benefit of the team, as further expense in arranging the grounds and seats will be necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-12-07
works of art brought into the country, their importation should
 be incouraged in every way, .ty.
Melon Growers

N At the annual meeting of the
 El Centro Fancy Melon Growers Association, the following officers were elected: President, John Norton; Vice-president, w. R. Waldrop; Secretary, w. s. Ballard; Directors, J. A. McCause and w. A. Thayer. The association had 26O acres in melons last season; it has 400 acres already signed for the coming season and expects to have a total of 600 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-12-07
A Break for the Border

While the jail was being scrub bed out last Monday the prison CTS were taken outside and al- lowed to bask in the sunshine. Jack Templar Brown, the man charged with unnatural crime, made a sneak and was discovered going south across lots at a pace astonishing for man of his years. The first guard who gave chase on foot was unable to catch up, with the fugitive, and deputy Buck went after him on horse back, but was blocked by wire fences. Deputy Bradford com- mandeered a saddled broncho on the street and headed MT. Brown off from the Mexican line with a. shotgun, but MT. Brown had a hunch that Bradford would not shoot him and paid no attention to the gun. The deputy threat ened to run the horse over him, but that did not turn Browns mind from the border and liberty and Bradford had to dismount and join him in a foot race. Be- ing in good baseball training Bradford won the race and brought MT. Brown back to iail.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-12-07
About Digestion

It is not the quantity of the food taken but the amount digested and assimilated that gives strength and vitality to the system. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and enables them to preform their functions. The result is relish for your food, increased strength and weight, greater indurance and clear hesd. Price, 25 cents. Samples free For sale by Fl Centro Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1907-12-07
For Sale or Exchange

First-class rooming house in Los An geles; money maker; one of the very best in the city in exchange for Imperi- al Valley land, See or write R. E. Jau- man, El Centro. This gives you a chance to get something good.