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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
For Sale at a Big Bargain

The S. ] Martin hay and dairy ranch comprising POO
acres of land which adoins the of Crested Butte
on the south and east This property is offered for sale
together with all house furnishings and farming impl
nents thereon.
There are $50 acres of meadow and 50 CT land
which if handled properly should cut 200 tons of hay
yearly and pasture thirty forty COWS besides the
horses necessary to do the work on the place.
The house contains five rooms and there are two large
barns which will store of hay and stable ten
horses and 40 cows There is shop and buggy
sheds for all tools and machinery. The ranch is we'll
supplied with bitches for irrigation and has three wells
for stock and household and the main Slate river
cuts across the north corner OF the pasture land.
The place is offered for less than real worth to
person who knows value this is the time to make
Iof good opportunity
For further information price and terms inquire at
The Robinson Lumber Co Store
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10
MINING NEWS
Vulcan Sulphur Mines


Gunuison county has the only
sulphur mines ever operated in the
state aud these are located at Vul-
can. twenty miles south OF tiuuni-
son City. There 10 no similar de-
posite Of this mineral found in the
Rocky niontxins aud the peculiarly
of the occurrence OF this body OF sui
phur is Interesting. The mines
themselves were located sone twen-
ty years ago, Ly Scot Mccullough
and partners and were worked for
many years for the gold and silver
vsIues contained in the ores aud
many thousand dol'ars realized
from shipment made. The origin.
al outcrop Of the vein resembled
that OF an extinct volcanic crater
and from this fact the new discov-
cry received the name OF. Vulcan.
Another claim was also taken adjoin
,inv the first location called. the
Momm,uth Chimney, on the same
vein u fiasur-. 2
Ashuft was sunk where the O.
ixiuai location was made at The or.
ifics Of the volcanic pi p.- ~hich Was
filled with debris and scoria that
carried little metallic values 1t
a depth Of thirty feet, however, n
n body IT almost pure sulphur was
encountered in the shaft which
Drov~d to te several feet in thick
n-s., having q very small amount Of
country rock or foreign material mix
ed with 1t. After passing through
the sulphur bed the shaft encoun-
tered a deposit OF rand pyrites 40
fine that it would pass through n
forty mesh screen and mu:h Diff
Guilty vas had in timbering the shaft
while passing through this quick
saud bed which Was many feet in
thickaess. Below the sulphur and
from pyrites deposites the shaft
reached some very ri:lh gold ores
which we're contained in white
purphry gangue that also contained
crystals OF tellurim that we're not
associated with the gold contents
!. ot the vein as is its occurrence
without exception in all OF the
Cripple Creek mines. Both the
Vulcan and Monmouth Chimney
properties we're worked several
hundred feet in depth add width by
shafts and drifts and the same rich
gold ores are still to be found in the
bottom workinvs, ~ seen in the up
J,er levels. For some reason the
work Of mining for gold has been
suspended some years presu,nabley
from lack Of = mill, for tteating the
low grade ores many thousand tons
OF which lie upon the mine dumps
Mining OF the sulphur deposit has
been going on for several seasons
with considerable success snd the
Leasing company who are Cripple
Greek men. have put in a plsn'
capable OF mining and reducing
car load OF the refined prodn;t u
twenty four hours.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

The more testimony Gnlvis vi yes
the more undrrliar ded nets are
sl,oxn. Any one who is not bnis-
I'd can read between the lines and
see Pincot and Claws understand
ing 10 injure the Government. =. !.
No wonder Pres. Taft dissmisse.s
both CLAWS and Pincliot, when he
sa,isti..i himself that they were con.
spirinx sxsiust the xoyeEnsnent r;sd
there are others in the L. s. govern
ment service that should be dischn Z.
rged mt once, time will reveal their
true character. CLAWS has gone
far enough to satisfy the people tha'
there is nothing in the SO called
fraudulent acts of B',llinger in
connection with the Alaskan coal
lands. Any citizen has a right to
buy coal lands at government pric-
rs until Congress should make laws
80 pIain that even presidents aud
secretaries OF the Interior or any
one else could not change them to
suit their own noti ms. The
land of the country bel 'ng to the
people and amy citizen his right
to buy coal lands. timber lands, or
agricultural lands at ,l,a govern
ment price. W. expect Congress
to pass such laws at once in re gard
to the public d ,maiu We expect the
present Congress TO take most OF
the so-callcd % est lands from
Pinchot or his successor and place
it in the agricultural departm snt
where the people can file on it. pay
the government price, cal make
homes and not let it remain in the
so-called authority Of the forestry,
and deprive the people OF them.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1910-02-10

The folio wing from the Gunnison
Republican TINT Elitpr Sills no
longer snstsins Pinchot f;lacies
hut upholds the laws OF our govern
ment thst gives the public domain
to the settler and home maker and
which has been taken away by the
Pinchot forestry reserves
The Ballinger-Pincho;
Investigation
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-25
PART TWO.
CHAPTER VI.

II wasn't until later that same an.
ernoon Of our Northbury trip. when
Lady Vincent and ! had ascended to
our rooms to dress for dinner. that
] found a chance to tell her the news.
] can always b sure Of an unintsr.
rupted chat with her then.
And 10 you saw her sitting In the
automobile alone In the middle Of the
woodsf" asked Dearest. when I had
finished my bresthless recital.
yes. that Ii ~ far a. ! could soc.
she was alone" I replied. But you
forget the mans laugh and the
checked coat. There was Q man With
her right enough. and though ! didn't
think 30 at the time. think now that
makes the thing much more mystsr,.
Gus"
OF course there was q man with
her." remarked Dearest. 1T vas Q
lovers tryst. A. plain ~ plain can
be-" Dearest 10 20 romantic. But
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sarl Aeeore him vi ra
"Ths reason Why wanted to take
you" 10 hogan II ienGtu. with .
drawi. "was because Of that wager !
made with Craig Taylor.
"what wagerY" asked the Girl. sud,
denly alert. 81 f
"Oh. guess Il wouldn't interest
you" said jonathan rising. I'D bet
ter b going now"
The girl. whose curiosity was thor
oushly aroused. barred the way to the
door. Tell me what wager you have
with Craig" she demanded IN the
most pleading tones. please tell
me-"
"Oh. II wasn't much Of . wager"
said Jonathan. slowly. II guess I
shouldn't have said anything about
H."
But Phoebe persisted.
"Oh. we'll" said Jonathan. at last,
~ n no had been moved by her On.
treaty. you SEQ. ! bet Craig that I
could take you to the dance, and he
bet that he could. That was more or
less the reason Why I asked you to
marry me. SOS to sort Of cinch tho
matter"
Phoebe looked At him with perpiex-
ity. 1
"Oh. II isn't any great matter" said
Jonathan. II hate to lose the money
Just now. but then ! ought to have
known enough not to take such risks.
\ A. A-k
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'osss"sas - = xs'es'.''a u'''.',
PAosss Dare eat erect % the sAinyI
AaiscloeA sefa With hss gFsat eyss
hxsd On the covered cafpst q The
Dare paslos. Before her. esanpsd
and uncomfortable. sat Joaathan
Crane. . grim smile o. he homsly
facs and he eyes intsat on PAesee
Say. PAosbs." hs saiA q leasth.
who's solns 70 take yes 70 tAs Kiase
lsys' dancsf~ "a
Phosbs made no rsspouse. but
merely saissd her eyes proudly asd
With . taataiisins twinkle.
"of cosrss yoa wouldn't ~ With
NET" b asked. he began With, The
"of course. ID view u The fa6s shat
Phosbs ha1 Jest sapAaticaliy -
ellasl his psoaees1 hasd anl hsart.
PAosbs made 10 ssply as1 . 1oag
passs followed Wills Jeaathas Oass1
vtlA seassAlns Me Asvsaiss = ~
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door. Jonathan could feel tho anger
that had risen within her.
did Craig Taylor dare to take up
that waser!" she asked. f. 10
Yes" said Jonathan deliberately.
watching her closely.
For another minute Phoebe still
held the door closed. Then. n she
opened. II. she said with apparent
tranquility: "a. . y
Say. Jonathan, n you want mesto
90 TO the Kingsleys' barn dance with
you. ] would Just as SOON
30 on the evening Of the annual
barn dance 1t the Kingsley farm.
Phoebe dressed In her most bewitch.
ing froek. with black ribbon nj her
throat to set on the pinkest and fair.
ut Of chssks. and rose In her hsir
TO add 10 It's dark iuster. She was
ready ana waiting. wrapped well for
the cold drive. when Jonathan came.
and she stepped eagerly limo the
buggy beside him.
"Oh. do hurry" she begged ~ her
little foot tattooed on the floor Of the
UuHky W uutSGIphtiUu " tHe UaUVIuk
she loved. y can hardly wait. arf
yet you TO so dreadfuiiy slow"
Jonathan felt tho blood tinele
within him NJ he realized that Il was
In his power 10 make her impatient
the girl who kept him In q mood Of
pc-netnai Impotence.
His pleasure he knew wouh end
when the drive was over. not 10 he.
gin again TN be had her once more
tucked warmly beside him tn. ride
alone with her through the cold early
morning, Dances were D hbn, M
best. . bore. and since he had loved
Phoebe they had turned limo sovt
nj t0rmeni-a torment Of unreason.
ING jealousy, to be endured only that
he might dance with her once. or. n
she were gracious. twice.
Jonathan stalled into the floor OF
the Kingsley bsrn with . yensc ~
momentasy triumph. A. his side
heamed lPhoebe. whose nckie heart,
Jonathan was smre. had At some time
wcrked havoc with ven nigh every
man there. Ills eve cacght the self.
satisned smile II the cRy.b bred Cral9
Tayies. whose rscsst fvsssdship visA
Phsebs had 6llsd JeRthan with mad
1salAS tsaiossy. -
.0A. hsllo. PAosbs.- said CsAig.
stsppinG ~ 10 then asd nDddins
slightly 70 Jonathaa. Then m -
Iishsly pail pheebs . psstty complt
nsot Jeaathaa vas - ionser sbse
70 liaGntas be N tealsss - Phoebe
VIII - ether trough than 10 teasS
jonathan. sntis1 aAoruhiy at crais.
Ths lntoxicati0n d ths fddies ard
Craig rssSee's sasy.. basteSns man
nss ~ hss -: an vhiie Phocba.
radiant sd 1assliaB. tsirsd anl
laughed 10. ~ hs1t's coatest.
JoaathAs sat vslch1as n compsste
misery.
Dut vhss ~ ~ Aaass eaas aa1
~ iishts ~ bsSssss bes ~ -
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connection with the automobile Itself.
II was the girl who was ito solo pas-
senger that held my attention ard
caused my surprise. Sitting in the
front seat. . light pongee coat abous
her, with an air Of expectancy. - u
she awaited the coming Of some one
not far on, sat Agatha First. Yss.
the very same. A. cheerful and %
much herself a. II she had not plead.
ed . headache a. an excuse for not
automobilIng with us that morning.
| stood stock still In the road e.
my unwilling eyes took In this amas.
ing sight. and Il was q full minute
before my routed wits Appreciated
the significance Of q mans cheched
automobile coat that hung over the
back Of the seat beside her. Evi.
IDENTITY she was With some one. vhle1
somehow seemed lsss extrao1inaE1
at the moment than that she shsgD9
be alene. Her escort though -
visible was apparently not Tar -
tant, for even - ! stared. Agatha
First rose In the machine displAyfng
. huge bunch Of Wild flowers In NJ
hands A. she did 50, and hallooed 70
him. Don't pick any more!" she
called, Il don't want any more Gov.
ers. want you!" A laugh quite near q
hand sounded for response and hurs
riedly started back down the road.
] wanted awfully to see who the man
that belonged to the checkered cost
was, but I wanted still more to -
cape being seen either BY him or b.
my eccentric guest. Miss Endicott.
The possibility that ! might fall n
with the former returning from his
little ramble. flowers In hand. almost
made me run. and tho fear that IN
looking for him. the latter was a.
ready on the point Of discovering my
retreating form, caused me to stick
close to the roasskde and the shelter
Of the trees like any thief or tres.
passer. And. ~ Jove, didn't
bresthe freely till I'd sighted my own
machine standing In the sunlight at
the crossroads. IT'S . nasty posi-
ton for chap To be caught n
housekeeping. and II they had seen
me they would never have believed
] had not been spying on them.
Did you get a jack7" inquired
Freer as ] came up. He could see
perfectly well that I was empty.
handed.
NO" ] said shortly. too absorbed
In con iecturin0 tho maartn~ ~ ehn
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Lsssisss q Mines.

eUvNsyUN " WVys
II 10 thought that The old Cayl1eOo
silver mines In Perm are situated q .
greater elevation than any other BIG
mine IN the world Thsir sltitu1s ~
v,es between i<.00G end 1890 feet.
They were worked By The opanias1s h
the sixtecnth century aad hssore that.
Il n believed. By the ineas.
A year ago IN English company ~.
pared Q hydroelectric plast TT them.
This plant 10 situated q % altitule
NJ between $4,000 and is.eoe fest. n
derives IL power from . waterfall q
the santiago river. as1 h Q 1sy -,
son from Lake HuaillarAo. oae u he
sources a he Anasoa. 1As pevee b
trsnsmittsl b. cabls aAese thsee
msles. ~ the hlgAsse 1lDes ths ~
mospAsrs y ealy elgAt an1 Q BAN
pouaAs . sSuafe IneA ~ water bolle
tvsnty.fous degrees bsleU ~ or1k
nary hcsltug pant
70 pseaiu sull ae1seueo Q 49,
0uleh e hsevesa TIE - thsoo 0eooo
= nseeaaasy.
Us1ssiesliag 81 svsslee11ng -
hslh wasesful - y 49, eeeono -
asticoe q 49,
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lsssss bsautiss tAaa PsesAs ~ -
gun 70 droop. JonatAasis sparits -.
9an..to riss In anticipates q ths ~
Of seeing Phoebe hoos.' He haA taken
hts buggy from the sAed aa1 steo1
waiting for hes. when an q socs -
heard her lsaash and Il ths saos -
slant realised that che vas vitA
CRAIG Taylor. gsttins iato Craig Tays
lor's buggy.
Hello. Ionathau.~ called oas -
the men. with . laugh. .'tAougAt 30
were going to take Phoebe ho0s..
One Of the girls suppressed -,
gle and for . minute Joaathan I'D
. great desire TO nght every oae. HE
next thought was Of ovsFsaking cvate,
laying him iiat and easrying q ~
girl he loved. Instead. JoNathan
slowly swung into his buggy sal
drove thoughtfully through ~ risp
morning air.
II was q few days iatss. - 0nn.
day afternoon. and Jonathan agaia
sat In the little Dare par,os. bescrs
Phoebe. who. - usual. eat upright
on the hair sofa. He had soe seem
her since the memorable dance and
Phoebe expected TO BE- scolded.
II say. Phoebe" Jonathan said %
length, perhaps you'd Ike 10 % OFT
sleiEhtne with me---out to the 1ak0.
IT'S great p,eighips"
Phoebe accepted readily and with.
out further delay jonathan was ready
with his horse and sleigh. with heated
bricks and heavy wraps 10 kssp ose
the cold winde.
II Phoebe was radiant n . dance
when the music and motion had
brought the color TO her face and the
light to her eyes. she was svsa more
30 In . sleigh when the fresh. colo
wind and the sound Of the sleigA
bells seemed somehow TO work woa-
ders.
: II vas . long drive. bst Jonathan'u
Spirits did not lag. aud ~ they
neared the shore Of The lake. bleak
and deserted. with not . stgn u mes.
tai for miles around. 10 coulA ssso
the giri At his side shrinking toward
MIN heip'essiy
MY. but this 10 Q toneiy sp0s h
winter she ssid. would yoe ever
think II could b 10 nice ID summerf~
y don't know. Phosbs.' said Joaa-
tnan' smiling. Less - out aas
!alk ABOUT 2 minute @ - % ~
c'rcs'etson. Sos $3.50 ~ 60
90 Phosbs. accepting ths sugDae
tion' TOT out Sron me ssssen. 40. =
sne turned aooet Sof Joeashas % ~
Iow. she sew Nh euaesiy wasp -
MS morse. ana. turnSae = eAasp .
coner. % Ne ssessn vosse aseew. -
dfove svsy ~. - sees - -
roes vnsse 10y - ee1e
'-sts !. =. =. q = ~
!" 49, t.as - 49,
M No erUvs' WIN ths esFaeees
eri runnin6 sno c!ySne sFtss ~.
Al length, suer he ses eoes nau :
mhs tnno"sn tne sncv. - aopeed.
ana' w" ~ ss.e % ess meSs
watched the sir' p'od throasA the
SNOW aner aim.
!onatnsn. sns wa'see whsa sc
had reached MIN. Ionashaa. what
ever are YOU SONG
wen, : s"s~s sssa so.ssnsa WsS
"ehoerst'on' you can nne eoms o.
else 70 sake you nome. Sosd earoS
spec. me 20. s"es tss eeeee %
kinssleys, would you. ssssas Ne nes
Phoebe was In tears--tsare q re.
morse and hurt pride. not o. aassr-
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he said hs vas soing 10 b In
london" remarked my wife With tho
slightest possible smphasis on thu
said" ! gapsd q her . moment,
then setsed her shoulder.
DO you mean 10 say Il vas Archl
haldr" ] cried. who was The owner
Of the checked coat 2"
y didn't say" she replied. "oaiy
y does look little like II. doesn't n!
You sss be couldn't % to the cricket
with 10 because As had 70 70 up to
London. and she. because So had Q
headache. VOLTA test."
But We saw the WIRE" I objected.
oh. - 10 that" she said. Q tels.
grams easily enough cooked up! He
had only to write one himself and tell
the station-mastss 10 sod Il over.
We none Of ~ examined n closely.
lt's an old dodge. you knov."
80 II Isl" ! cried. and you're
right, II must have bssn old Ter.
hume! What . aunAsrheaA rye been
not to see n before! But I say" I
added. less sxubsrantly - Q thsaghs
struck me. IF that's the cass. what
does he mean By II. Dearest! what
do they both mean b. II, he ana shef
And what does II portend In regard
TO the match we'rs trying to make b.
tween Arch and Mise Lawrence, An.
swer any Of those questions n you
can! Wiseacre that you are. ] ~
:. '':, ,.. ,s:" have 70 ''' Ne count too
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M@Ey1r1HLA eAa@
2 s5nss g!gg HSH sRHR Haa as2a

the only thtpS In the v,orlh NJ arent
.,,.,,v or,bvs,a .,,c .bc,, Oh. von.t
admit 4, but som..i-,e, I'm afraid it.s
heceu.e .be nr.,or. IN. American
rams n, baseball, Fancy, pu, ~
course ~ she a,.. a.. ali IN. sau,t
os that American s,,n,,tber NJ hers
for bringing her nm in the s,ates Ru,
tben. naturally he cou,anY helm
being nm Amer,can-I try IN remain.
her that,
A. MN. s,,,r ,,,.r . had
..on Tho na,oh rI.vI> 70 ~. eva In
sr,,. =, N. r,nn,,,d ,n,ar.s, a,s.
our ,,r,v .nd DO, ,n,.h.a a, N.
Nor,hh,rv i'm i,,,, ,,,,,0 a.r =,
. n,.c. ana n, -, hal, .,,o, ,w,
wor. ,raaaI,. ,o,,.-,s ho a.,,,
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a, ,,s - w.
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,u,,ina ,roa 70, a.. h,a %. s,,.,u,,
int IN. d,cr,rs -, . IN, .na onr h,.a
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.,,
600 ,,,., NO., ., y. - s,...s
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ana ,r,,, 80. rn,. -. 80. q,
. ,.vou,,o a. -. -, -.
cb.yro,rs h.v. .,,.n .,ed 49,.
arairs, ,n,,nn ,in CO.. ,h..nu, ~.
voodo ,ha, 60, wv.Lar e. ., ,h,.
ro,n, IT,, ,r.a. -. -. ,h,on 49,
the road SO narrow.
The wors, n, IN. hu.ira.. ,ov M
I soon fund M, was tina, ,bere was
no lack tn no foup5 in tho ear. nj,
of tools with which IN r,i,e her and
7 remembered with cbayr,r thu, I
had taken n MI, mvs.,, In b,n,,n.
for some,bipp else ana h,d ,.st /, IN
the garage Evan the ..,,.,.c,,on ~
blaming soma ore ale. v.. d.n,.d m.
and I iookcd NJ paderso, tho cham.
feur In d,snov
"wb,,,s IN h. aoro- ,sr.a n,,,
reco,v.d No b,,, ,ror, Tho, ,,ar,or
on,v . dismal .h,L. ., ,ho noaa
Never,h.,e.. .ss,s,,rc. d,d m
ce,ve ,bouyh r,,hor ,,oxn.o,.a,v
The ,ccidon, had occ,rrca a. ~.
said. in the middle Of the woods iu,,
where two roads crossed and stand.
ing NJ the entrance tn ons n, these
roads I now observed n small hov n
little freel,e.f,ced VILLAGE lad who
stared n, M ma ~ he.d pevc, sa., an
automobile before and thew. .ursIv
common enough,
~, =. -
- -. p'.u ma =" naa' ~,
a,,',.,,.,. -, ,.s -. - ..,,, ~.
s...,,, ,,,aI ' ""s
,anr H. 70 -. :. ~. s Wv
az, =, ~. - -, ,. y.
- -, - -. =. "
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s,and,n. r.. -. ,a
Formed No l., =, Al, .s,,,.s ,,n.
49,, 80 =, ~ In, ',po
w,rted b..d .,or , ..,,, ,,I,ar" n,m.
throurb thu, .ame wood No, . m,,,
u,c ago and !, h,a s,o,,od No, ,.r
away Ana bc ,o,n,.a . yr,,nv ,h,mh
over bis shoulder ,ow.ra m. road
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
JAP ANESE TROOPS
HURRIED TO KOREA
Officials Slain, Looting in
Progress, and Uprising
Becomes Serious.

KOBE Japan, Feb. urgent orders
were received today from Tokyo 20
hasten the mobilization Of troops TO be
used In the suppression OF the fastest
Korean uprising in South Phongan-
The situation there is far more serious
than yesterdays dispatches Indicated
and instead OF twenty japanese having
been killed in the uprising, It IS now
believed that scores have been slain
and an immense amount OF property
destroyed
All the government officials IN the dis
triCL have been murdered, according TO
tUday's dispatches, and the government
buildings burned
Thousands Of armed Koreans have
Joined the uprising and are killing and
lgOtiuE wherever resistance Is met.
The affected district Is Intensely anti
japanese ard the leaders of the revolt
are inspired with the idea that the only
way Co prevent the threatened suneNa-
ton of the hermit kingdom bE Japan
and the destruction OF the last vest iEe
or korean autonomy. IS TO begin a war
against the japanese and all govern
meut officials who accept JapanCzc die
ratio1-
Troops are being rushed 70 the scene
from various points and a seri0u con
flEr Is Imminent The Koreans are
fanatics and Will probably be exteruniu-
ated rather than yield 20 the japanese
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
Sour Stomach
Mi-O-na Puts the Stomach in
Fine Shape In Five Minutes

II your stomach IS continually kick
iHS 10 a disturbance; you feel bI0ated
and distressed. II you belcn Css and
sour food into the mouth, then you
need 1Et-o-na Stomach Tablets
Mona. stomach tablets give instant
relief. Of course, but they do more. they
drive OFT the poisonous gases that
cause fermentation Of food and thor
0uEhlv clean. renovate and strengthen
the s-pUach so that II can readily d.
Eest food without artificial aid
Mora stomach tablets are Euaran-
teed % cure Indigestion, acute or
chronic. or money back This means
that nervousness. dizziness and bilious
ness viii disappear. Druggists every
where and Henry Evans sells Mona
fo- 50c-
''I was under the care Of four dITer-
eur doctors during nine months and
was cured OF dyspepsia By Mona
Nj Joseph G-0udiCe, 10 Fountain
street. Fan River. Mass
l-au orders flied. all charges prepaid
BIZ sfgoth's 2Ti-o-ua, Buffalo. y Y
Booths P5rs Tor constipation and to
stimulate the liver They are a pleas
ant surprise ro constipation sufferers
-lc a. all druggists
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-02-01
LODGE
INVITED TO FAIR

A special invitation has been extended
to Columbia Lodge OF Nachiuists TO
attend the fair Of the National Union
Fraternal Society. in Old Masonic TEN
PIE, tonight; and it IS expected that the
organization viii be well represented
Officers OF the society from washington
and BaItimC-e were in attendance last
night. and were escorted about the hall
by r + Ferguson. retiring president
OF the District cabinet
Under the direction OF J. Harry Jones,
the booths of the ladies' auxiliary are
attracting much attention They have
been artisticaIIy decorated and are dis
playing unusually attractive exhibits
Dancing every evening IS also one OF
the features OF the fair r r Gray.
OF Congressional Council. was the win
ner Of the door prize last night Two
other prize winners were announced
NJ Girardi and 5 g Brady, Of Interior
Council