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New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
RusINEss TROUBLES.

T-e forloving petitions in BANKRUPTCY were nled
yesterday with the clerk of the United states us
-I9et Court
.---,--..,s Cal f.,r7narx No 90 West street.
51rol1rfars- petition by creditors, IS iopE9- = re
F7kf1e Coal 1-r7rYsrz IS. $50 the Fr4c4I ok Hii-
l.fsc,s~fr COMPANY. S4o20- Charles { lpuli.3.
:le0. & = COKE. IT. was appointed ft, ft.;, -
? bond q q 0n0 and authorized TO coiiti}ut t---
business fo- ton days Preferences are aiiese Y 49,.
James II ColveIi. Tolimans, RockIand ooun.f'
y. :. ~oIgurarv petition; DEBTS, go. STi
- PRINCIPAL creditor Henry = totWeii Sli
ESa Axec-l of,1sis9 Of claim in litigation against
) y Brewster s. 0e0. deposited IN bank, - Se'
personal properly $50
Schedules of Isaac Kaufman show debts Of Sc
go and assets Of g SO The principal creditors
:. Kaufman. Z: 600: steDhei & Harris SO.
TIE asszs consist of stock $500, nafhIieTS' @Ii''
persona. property. s252. and accounts $3.50
Schedules of BENJAMIN ". jacobson show deI'S
- s2s sel and assets Of s23430. All the claims OF
1e creditors are under $1,000 The asseis ce1lS-sL
of stock. $40 00o: insurance, $I@'0V"- oeI'Sie1 -
lank. 500 , -.
p Albert Fslclz was appointed receiver o. the e.
fees OF Anna Block. with a bond oi |l'''''
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New H0Tk FchTuary Ts. TEE9-
teFFEF--There month lquldatioI
in the coffee market to-day hut generally speaking bus
ness quiet and while the close net unchanged -
10 points lower February the only month 10 shov
Mt loss Sales reported Of ZOO bags The
market opened steady unchanged prices to decline
OF five points in lower French cables, and
h'Eond the selling Of months. presumably in the
way OF liquidation in anticipation OF the first notice "a
next Tuesday business showed feature There seemed
t' ne less selling of the months by Europe, and the
closing tone was said to be barely steady on near
months but steady later positions against which
there was no pressure of consequence OF the European
markets avre closed franc lower while Hamburg
unchanged Rio lost 80 reis. but Santos unchanged
while receipts moderate. reaching 90 bags at
the Two ports. against 5000 bags last and oo00
TWO Years ago Iundiahy receipts were 1900 bags,
against 2s, 600 bags last and 600
New York warehouse deliveries Monday liberal
at 3I22 bags against s261 last and Il 451 two
wears The market for coffee quiet. with
quotations on the basis OF 54c for Rio No Z.
The range of contract prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
METZ THE CHAMPION.
Flares Up When Telephone Com
miftee Is accused.

The hearing before the committee of the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionrnent yesterday the
application OF several telephone companies TO in
stall systems in the city developed a tilt between
controller Metz and J AspinwaII Hodge counsel
for the New York Electric Company. when Mr.
Hodge said that the concern he represented al
ready had a franchise. which il obtained in 1Ss3
.1t which * was impossible TO use because of the
hold the Empire Subway Company had OF the
ducts the streets. Its poIicv unequalled in
the history CT the city said the attorney,
an that is proven by papers which I say are
i the Corporation Counsel's office
According 10 Mr.. Hodge. it was impossible for
his company TO learn from the subway company
which ducts we're empty and available and which
ve.e not Some of them, re said. were filed with
desd wires so that the claim could be advanced
that they in use and he added that the COM
naittee appointed to investigate the subject had
been lax in its work.
You're wrong." broke in Mr.. Metz ''It is max
irC strenuous Efforts
N-. Pendietor volunteered the information, +b.-
when experts had finished an investigation OF the
oornpany's books hearing would be held
This company already has one hundred and seven
thousand bona 1i6e contracts with those who would
use lis service If installed said Mr. Hodcc
Controller Metz. Corporation Counsel Fenale+o,
sn6 Nelson + Lewis. chief engineer of the Board
~ Estimate and Apportionment- acting as a COM
mittee. held the hearing. at which appeared renro
sentstIves ~ the New York Electric Lines Com
pany- the New York Telephone Company, the sta-
Telephone Company and the Atlantic Telephone
COMPANY n \. Reynolds president of the New
York Electric Company. told the committee that
ne vas ready 10 provide New York with a service
that already had over two million subscribers and
which growing rapidly at the rate of & q
month for unlimited residential use.
he said that such a low rate would be possfbla
because Of E device his company had which per
Tnitted selectlve ringing party lines. so that
only one number the line could be called al A
tine because Of another device making it tr7pos-
slhe for person not using the telephone 10 break
into The conversation OF another. The service he
said. would cost IS operate for each tele-
phone. giving profit of 80 Per cent He demon
stTated the use Of the telephone the committee
Maps prepared by the company to show that if
Il we're permitted 70 install system il would find
necessary 10 tear UP the streets very little were
offered
Thomas Ryan put in a brief plea for tho Star
Teiephone Company. which he thought should have
The franchise because II vas the first 10 apply.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. FEB 1S-Ciosfnz vTFEsT-Spot. Nc : I'D
Western winter uor1tually - I'd futures March
9st 1otsd- Lujy- - ~ izd 'Oft>S-~p7e
American. ID
American old quiet March. - 1esd
PEAS-Canadia1 steady Si7d FLCTE-VSiTfrs-
patents dun. 3Gs HOPS-In LONDON (F'arta- VoaS-f
steady E2dE2 BEEF-Eyfra India mess. ea>v- sss
POPK-T'rIria mess Weste~u. easy. IGs - HAMS
short cut. - 20 h quiet. Sd BACON-f'r01-
berand 70 II quiet -;6S- short rto. l8 -
ot H. easy clear r1'ddles- Hghr. = -
2~s, long clear utdi.~S. hea-y. . 70 -
IL easv yss. backs ~ 20 - n weak 80
Sd. clear bellies 10 Is 10. weak. sSs SHOULDERS
-SGuare II to 10. quiet SOS. LAED-Pr'u- West
in weak 31s. American refined IN pals
easy. Sss. CHEESE finest white
steadv 62z Sd Canadian finest ~oIo-eG- sfsafy.
TAIIOV-PrfTns city weak 2ss Sd y R
PE.NTINE-Spirfts easy. 76s 6d ROSIN--'-or1r7'n N
easv os Sd PETROTEr M-Refued stead. Id
IINSEED OII4-Quer, 28s Cd
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
ACCUSE BROKER OF $4,000 FORGERY.
Philadelphian Struggles with Detectives
Quakertown National Bank Complaint.

Philadelphia. Feb. 1s-On a warrant charging
rf-- With the forgery Of q S3o.oGo check en- the
tsraalertoVu penn National Bank Lewis :
COX an insurance broker. was arrested mere To-
cay sfter struggle with Two detectives He
drew : revolver and threatened shoot the Off
GERS According 20 the authorities. II was not
7rtI -ne death Of Byron Thomas. president OF
r-r bank that the alleged forgery was discovered
TIE warrant was issued by The son or the oead
President.
cox who Is sfx---17ree years old was once q
--cr7irert merchant Of Philadelphia Other ar
rests are expected
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
CONDITION OF STATE BANKS.

The bank statements this week will be made pub
lie on Friday at noon instead of SATURDAY Wash
5nr-on's Birthday. Clark Williams, state Super
interdent Of Banking. made public yesterday mora
;rg the combined reports Of state banks and trust
,,,s,ies outside of greater New York for the
eel, ending February j.. compiled by the State
Ranking Department. The report follows:
gTATE BANKS OUTSIDE GREATER NEW YORK
- "a discounts ..... SIS. .s34. 700 Dec s77s. 400
-.@,9 so-,sf+- ,--..-. 473 900 Inc. 1881. .0r}0
Ii.4s
e7age reserve per cent Reserve required 10 per
--pr-sT COMPANIES OUTSIDE OF GREATER NEW
YORK
...... SIG. IA. 400 Dec S3.0s2 600
l'h1lls a39. 100 Dec. 433. 500
lolAi o-pp-
reserve 10
=
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
RECEIVERS DISCHARGED.

Buffalo. Teb 18-Judge Hazel IN the United
States District Court. has granted an order dis
charging the receivers OF the Reed Manufacturing
f-or77rany of Newark. y y and dismissing the
bankruptcy petition fled against it This action
was applied fer by counsel representing the Reed
con,panv. who presented an agreement signed by
all the big creditors Of the concern. recommend
ing the withdrawal Of the petition and the dis
change OF the receivers.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

,ewaRk TELEPHONE CASE ADJOURNED,

ri, 1o.rinp which was to have been held yes
-. 3, Newark before Vice-Chancellor Howell
a. - c.se Of the United States Independent Tele-
t,opa Company. OF Rochester, was adjourned for
: y-eek by agreement between counsel The Vice
o.,oar,or last week granted order requiring
-. .l,,ranv 10 show why Il should not be
.r45,,,lred bankrupt and receiver appointed. The
.I;re,,on for the order made by James Nj.
= 0,Crsdv. OF Rochester, creditor ana stock
holder OF the company.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
pouton SISTERS REMANDED-

40 tie To,,bs h., Court OF Special Sessions jusuceS
-.ee,er6s-- T-,e sisters through their lawyer IN
sisted .tat new evidence warranted an iojooi ',
rleu1 and II vas decided TO delay sentence -l'' -
Frds- Justice OImsted declared mat iiie 'is"
..fsl- -, bs.s feeu Investigated by the court
--t8 favo- the prosecution and added that TIE IN
zestlsa,ioa af the police showed that me ""Ilen
were atol,r to bring against fifteen OF sixteen
Ssen known mel-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19

Hartford Conn FEB. Is.-I-ucius e Royce or
-his cr- zes appointed temporary receiver To-Day
Tor the Seward Rubber Company. Of Berlin hN me
S1rerfo~ Court TIE directors voted 10 discontinue
the business of the corporation il Is said 10 o.
s~Yer f-s ees.+e o., book being about s5soo0 and
i,s liabilities about s2s 500 The corporation mas a
capital stock Of 500 g00 divided into two thousahd
shares of .hf.h y1l shares were issued.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
BANK OF GERMANY WEEKLY RETURN.

Berlin Feb. 1s.-The weekly return OF the I'M
pariaI Bank Of Germany shows the following
changes. Cash on hand increased Sc. .9q2. .00a
marks loans decreased 30f0 600 marks. discounts
decreased S159. .Ge0 marks treasury bills Increased
.237. 600 marks. in circulation decraased
5f.S79.CC0 marks; deposits increased sI.2s@. 900
marks.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN Pacific

CANADIAN FA'iFLt.
s,ss-e =, IS; =; @ Sc s:
IVrERSAr1oNAL & GREAT NORTHERN
sss saf'Hf ,' =: -, To 1. 4.l9sc s ss 900 ssGs .s 80
ST LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
~ ss;fi, f. II. f.. s.s: +: @sss: 8
TEXAs & PACIFIC.
5a i9nf to 1sf Fso I" u 70 @ 6sses t so s ~ 80
TOLEDO. 81. LOUIS q WESTERN
Send 5. regs e, in Feb s." oS9 ssl:59 sz4
WABASH
July to Feb. IA fs5I9.seo 17eSS 80 n 81 7ss
WESTERN MARYLAND
TsS SsfSni 70 ofs fse n =. Feb $50 So 5 9 3st ST.
BOSTON . MAINE.
Quarter ended nsc 81
Gross earntnss.....- sIoss1Ita sie9Jao9. seaso2as
Vet sarzinss-------- s-472oeo s.=s-sar s@5,@e5,
o5her Income e--.------- Is.so- IsI.ts5 rs aas
rn7 To'ql 9.nts .sl's, ssa taxes, ' @ s2:
surplus .-........... si.64ss S5s-14 s751oo.
s.. %, s. IS ssf5s s &, 81 r s;.9ze
Y. see5s a. sssls9ss s52ss -
Other income --.----.-. tt@.i-- $50 10: =G5S5
Total income S6tI7ov s. a46 eeS s. csi-
Int. rental taxes. t9oI 00s 4-053. $40 6ss
surplus --.--.---- sl.4oss15 81 See7@s s@-It3s s54
WESTERN MARYLAND
Month OF December
IsAT
railway St5s. 5-S
operating expenses an $lS
Net earnings railways .sl5I sss@ xiss So
Miscellaneous receipts scaiauce4---.-.. an;
profits coal and other departments 30 Ot1 a0g
Total income. Sl9s os7 slsaaas
Increase ....---...------. so9s
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
nrnEa f.ARKErs-RY TELEeRAPH.

chtcago FED fs-CATTI.E- Receipts. 4.0oo head.
market steady strong steers. s. . e ss ID; COWS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
BALTIMORE STOCKS.


told tUat showing Things 10 Lambert. Shorty
ATcC-aF,e etefv hv SeVei Ford viii alpeaf III next
Sundays Magazine Section Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-19
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Toledo Feb. e-CIOvERSEEp-Cas and february
so. March sI1 As April. 81 90 tf-tonsr = % :
TIMOTTfY-Prfme. So SO ALsIkL-PTtne. Slo %
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
SOMETHING NEW.

Just being completed on 0uray av-
enue in a very desirable location, a
5-room modern bungalow. This is
exceptionally well built, and, if you
are looking for quality, this is 1T.
The price is $3.50 on easy terms.
If you are thinking of building in
the spring NOW is the time to buy
your lots, as you will certainly have
to pay more money for them at that
time. We have quite number of
very desirable locations at reason
able prices and on easv terms.
We have ten or twelve pieces Of
improved ranch property well locat-
ed in the vicinity of Grand Junction,
Clifton and DeBeque, to trade for
good residence property in Grand
Junction. This is all desirable land
and you cannot go wrong on it
We also have some improved ranch
property to trade for raw land, and
an equity in a good 7-room house
well located for lots.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

The Gibson Fruit company has
Just completed delivering nearly 500
cars of western box apples. and out
of this immense quantity only three
cars were rejected. These 500 cars,
or over 375.000 boxes, with freight
paid amounts to over 100000. This
large volume of business was handled
in about two months and half. On
several occasions the c. b. & q. r. r.
Co. had special trains out of St. Paul
containing apples from the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific rail
roads, practically all of which were
for the Gibson Fruit Co.-Fruit
Trade Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL

w. S. Wallace has purchased from
Smith Bros. three car loads of cattle
which he is loading for shipment to
DeBeque today. From that place
they will be driven to the Wallace
ranch.
The Midland train did not arrive
until 5:35 this morning.
w. p. Ella has flooded his skating
pond on Rood street and it already
has the appearance of a miniature
lake.
The Mendelssohn Quartette after
the performance last night enter
tanned a number of their friends at
the Brunswick last night
The last preliminary drill until af-
ter the holidays will be held at the
reading room Tuesday afternoon.
Subject, Resolved that women may
with propriety hold public office. y
All are welcome.
Capt w. E. Davis is in the city
from Westwater. Utah.
Commissioner-elect Ben j. Snyder
is on the sick list today.
Horace G.. Dunlap returned last
night from trip TO Pueblo.
The board of school control has
decided TO furnish one of the rooms
now empty in the new school build
ing This is necessitated by the large
increase in enrolment. In order to
make provision for the care of the
new room with the present force of
teachers it was necessary to ask con-
tributions from the other teachers in
time after hours, etc, which was
very generously given.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Mas New Husband spells mirth
in the very title. Talk of love under
difficulties. This three-act musical
farce furnishes more difficulties in
half an hour for a pair of lovers
than are ordinarily encountered in
a courtship that lasts several years;
and the crowning virtue of the obsta-
cles in this case lie in the fact that
they never call for tears except when
the excessive laughter evoked brings
them to cool cheeks afiame from ris-
ible exertion. All this ana more has
been true of the appearance of Ma s
New Husband" in other cities. and
theatre goers here will have an op-
portunity to judge for themselves
when the play will he presented on
Monday. December 18th. at the Park
Opera House. The musical numbers
are vigorous and catchy.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

con was served. An inspection of the
land in and around Iona. which Pal
isade has already begun to regard as
a possible rival of her far-famed or
chards. occupied an hours time. A
colony, of Denver people has already
taken up much of the acreage in the
new orchard town.
The entire trip afforded an un-
rivaled opportunity to study the Won
ders of the Western Slope and to be
impressed with the optimism of the
states fruit growers. Among the
towns which bid for popular interest
there is no bitter competition. Each
is willing to agree that the others are
worthy of success, and this very
unanimity of purpose augurs well
for the steady growth of the richest
territory in Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

The Greeley sugar factory issued
checks Saturday TO beet growers
totaling 100000 and the Eaton and
Windsor factories each paid out
100000 for beets delivered between
Nov. and Nov. / ) at the three fac
tories. Dec. 20 will be pay day for
all beets delivered after Dec. |. Over
half of the beet crop has been de-
livered and make the total amount
paid growers in the December and
January payments with the Greeley
district about Sl.500.000. The lab
orers at the factory received $4,000
a month, paid semi-monthly. The
sliced beets are now going to the
factory and practically all of the crop
will be ground into sugar by Jan. l..
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Much satisfaction is being express
ed locally over the condition of the
To by as shown in the last report.
On disqualification of 81 100000, the
company has paid in 1908 $255,0OO,
and to date $2,6O7 900. The last
dividend was for IS cents per share
and was declared in June of this
year. Much unfavorable circum-
stance has surrounded the property
during the last few years, but it is
constantly proving itself to be one
of the best gold propositions in the
country. Tomboy shares are now
selling on the London market at
S5.37 Y to $6.-Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
A HORROR
IS AVERTED

premonition, experienced by
n. > Tibbetts, who has IA ranch
near the Rio Grande tracks ut
Sachra, six miles below Glen
wood, is said to have averted
what might have been "a headon
collision between u speeding Rio
-Grande passenger and freight
train.
Tibbetts says that he cannot fully
account for his sudden start while
asleep and why he dashed down to
the railroad track half dressed.
But when the ranchman heard a
freight train and passenger rapidly
approach each other, with no
switches or side tracks for miles, he
lit a torch and ran down the track
in the direction of the approaching
passenger, managing to bring ii to a
standstill as it was rounding curve.
1t was nearly midnight and the
engineer of the passenger had barely
time to signal the freight. Railroad
officials have attempted to conceal
the facts concerning the narrow es-
cape from what would doubtless
have been serious collision. But
they have taken the name of the
ranchman and when more certain
facts are learned concerning the mar
row escape he may be honored by the
railroad and made a hero.-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

The register and receiver of the
United States land office here he
ceived notice yesterday of the with
drawal of the Grand valley project
lands from Utah. which had been
allotted to the state by an act of
congress of June II, 1902. Salt
Lake Herald
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Nearly sixty thousand dollars
$57,4S1 to be eXact-was spent on
the business mems parade for Taft
and Sherman held in New York Just
figures We're made public Saturday
at banquet given by the Business
Mems Republican Association in an
uptown restaurant.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

All of the Denver papers during
the past two or three days, have con-
tanned splendid articles on the Grand
valley and Grand Junction as result
of the recent visit to this city of the
representatives of the various Den
yer papers.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Woodruff. of
Grand Junction, are the proud pa
rents of a 10-pound boy, who arrived
at their home, Monday, Nov. 80. The
happy parents are receiving the con-
gratulations of their many friends,
also the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Eastman.-Gunnison Repub-
lican.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
RECORD OF
LOCAL PLANT

The beet sugar making busi-
ness in the Grand valley this
season brought results most
pleasing to the large number of
farmers engaged and very en-
couraging to the management"
so said Frank A. Wadleigh,
assistant general passenger
agent of the Denver n Rio
Grnnde on his return to Denver
Saturday from his visit to Grand
Junction.
Continuing Mr.. Wadleigh said;
The Grand Junction beet sugar
factory will produce 125,OOO bags OF
the granulated article. 1t sliced 5S,-
600 tons, for which the farmers re-
ceived SIS per ton. The campaign
will close about the last of the year.
In addition they have produced 80
carloads of molasses, which went
chiefly to the cereal food factories
in the East. At the plant 2,4OO head
of cattle are being fed on beet pulp
and chopped alfalfa hay sweetened
with the syrup refuse from the mill.
The entire area planted this year in
beets in the Grand valley was 5000
acres, and the average yield was
about 12 tons per acre. although in
some districts under scientific culti-
walton as high as 4 tons were raised
to the acre. This was the yield by
some farmers in the Rifle district.
The net profit to the farmer based
on a 12-ton production. is $50 per
acre, which is 10 per cent on land
held at 5000 per acre.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

For fresh and salt meats, fruits.
vegetables, fish and oysters, and all
kinds of bakery goods. see Goldswor-
thy Bros, $40 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
Very Low Rates.

For the Christmas holidays the
Rio Grande has arranged for rates of
one fare for the round trip to all
points on their line in Colorado, New
Mexico and Utah. Tickets on. sale
December "a. 25 and 81, and Jan. /.
Return limit Jan. 4 1909. Phone
junction II or call at city office, 10
South Fourth street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
SAVE YOUR FRUIT.

There will be a meeting of the
fruit growers of the valley at the
court house on Wednesday, Dec. 16,
at l p. M.
A. l.. ZELLERS
DANIEL GRIFFlS
GEO. SMITH
LAUNNE HYNES
H. II. TYLER
JOHN JENS
FRED JENS
E. Il. DOWELL
Committee.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Remember. we clean all kinds of
clothes. Scores of satisfied patrons
tell how well we do the work. Suit
orium, 125 South Fifth.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Reserve your seats at Falconer's S
Book Store for the University Choral
Society Tuesday evening, December
Is. at the Congregational church.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

A Bergeron, the well known piano
tuner will receive orders at home or
phone black 5031.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Mrs. H. Billig and Mrs. VIM. Ries-
ter spent Sunday i'll Fruita visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Drew.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Prescriptions. van Horns SOL
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Fine rigs, single or double. at all
times. at Blue Barn.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Some snaps in good lots II. j.
Gray Co., 337 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

When you want ro move household
furniture, pianos anything else in
that line, call up Barton & Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14
SHE TELLS
OF VISIT

Returns in excellent writeups
are coming to the city and valley
as "A result of the visit here OF
the Denver newspaper people
last week. In saturdays edi-
ton of the Denver Post, under
big headlines the brilliant
Elizabeth Kelly, of The Post,
had II splendid story of her visit.
Miss Kelly said:
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Located at the corner of First and
White avenue; phone Junction 1856
All kinds of
Battle Greek Treatments
given, such as Massage, Electric
Light Baths, Sprays. Vibrassage.
Electric Water Baths. Galvanic, Far
adic. Static, N-Ray and so forth
All kinds of diseases, except infec-
tious and contagious, are treated
stomach and nervous diseases spe-
cialty.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-14

Mrs. John Corners is expected in
the city today from Grand Junction
to visit her sister, Mrs. Brennahan.-
Aspen Democrat.