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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
WOMENAREF|NED

Lizzie Mitchell and Hattie Bur-
nette of l03 and III Colorado ave-
nue., respectively, both colored wom-
en-. were convicted of running house
of disorder. after rather racy trial
In Mayor Toda's court this morning
The. women were fined $25 and
costs cach, which they paid. They
offered no legal defense and but
weakly denied the charge that they
had been wandering from the path
of average Righteousness. They
seemed TO get a good deal of amuse-
ment, out of the proceedings. and it
is alleged that the prosecutors were
made uneasy several times by the
rather ribald replies to some of the
questions they asked.
The part of Colorado avenue men,
toned has bounced into the limelight
of the law periodically for the last
90 years. and the officers state that
they are going to see that the resi-
dents either straighten their ways
or shake dust
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
STANDARD OIL
.D|SSOLUT T|0N
.|Sb|GHUMbUG
Directors Still Meet at Lunch
con, Although All Of the
Companies Separate.
Associated Press.


New York. Sept. 20.---In n dining
room at &c Broadway. at the same
table where the heads Of the Stand
ard Oil Company planned and dis
cussed the affairs OF the trust In
years gone by. there now meet daily
at luncheon the men who direct the
affairs OF the COMPANY
So declared Richard e. Veit, the
secretary of the Standard Oil Com
pany OF New York. in testifylng be-
fore the referee in The Standard OIL
Waters-Pierce litigation
The statement was brought out by
Samuel Untermeyet, who then die
tated the following statement for the
record:
THE purpose Of he questioning is
to show the sham and humbug with
which these people who have been
segregated into these various COM
panies. meet here daily for the tram
saction of their business just as they
met every day in the years gone by"
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NAME COMMITTEE

Chairman James IL. Fisk of the
last $4,000 club luncheon, today an
nounced the personnel of the COM
mittee which is to prepare informa-
tion to be used in encouraging an
extension Of the wholesaling business
in this city. Charles Il. Ross is made
chairman, l.. Antics secretary and
the other members are w. b. Ken
ney, w. d. Glasscock and l.. Il.
Storm
Tho committee will at once take
up it's labors and viii be able to sub
nit a complete report in few weeks.
According to present plans. there
will be no luncheon of the club next
Thursday. as the party of scientists
will visit the city and fair on that
day.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

Under the new primary election
law a great deal of confusion has
arisen as to dates, methods. etc. of
registering for the general election in
November. The Sentinel herewith
furnishes authentic information to
the electors of the county az to the
dates OF registration and other es-
sential features of the new law.
In the city of Grand Junction the
same board of registration which
acted previous to the primary cleo
ton will sit In each ward. as 1t did
lowed for registration and these
dates are October 10 and II. You
cannot register at the once Of the
county clerk or apywhDrs eay0, Ucspt
on these dates.
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STEELES ARE 0U5
ON 81, 500 BOND;
TO PLEAD MONDAY
RanChmen Held on Charge Of
RuStIing, Held on Increased
Sum Of Bail.

With the bond of Adam Steele III
creased TO S2.5UU. The same sum as
that in which his brother. william
Steele is held the well known cattle
men OF Pinon Mesa are free await
ing their preliminary hearing next
Monday afternoon
There have been few eases Of this
nature which have aroused as much
interest as that preferred by Gordan
brothers and Fuy against the Steeles
Adam Steele Is well known here a.
an old-timc resident. but his brother
is not so we'll known here. The au-
thorlties declare that he is bad
man" and his efforts to resist arrest
have added some strength TO the be
lief
II. II. Tyler. a ranchman residing
northwest of the city. has gone on
the bonds of both the men.
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L ocal Man Weds Bride on
Hours Notice In Denuer

Top speed romances a: not un-
common in the energetic west, but
Gilbert L. Reed of Atchee, ranch
man of considerable property, out
distanced all other aspirants in Dem
yer "Wednesday when he wooed and
won Miss Margery Turney a depart
ment store clerk, in brief hour
On Wednesday The Sentinel pub
lished an item recording the issuance
of a marriage license to Webb and his
Denver lance. They were married
within a few minutes after they Sc
cured the proper document
Webb went to Denver last week
on vacation, and Wednesday met
Miss Turnsy, who was a gown DEM
onstrator in Daniels G. Fishers. He
was instantly attracted by her per-
sonality. and the emotion was re-
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
BRYAN BARES WEAKNESS Of
ROOSEVELT IN EDITORIAL
"SeghtO Hand Performer Is Roasted TO Brown Turn by Com
mOneT -InSinCeTity Proven by Former Action When
He Was Not Candidate for Office

Lincoln Neb, Sept 20-Wlam J. Bryan Commoner editor
grs Colonel Roosevelt North Dakota speech and
candidate sleigh performer The
Bryan editorial says:
North Dakota Roosevelt the magician waved his wand and
divided classes-thoe with the bull
party against Wall and those who against the bull
party Wall
How easy a words all the absolutely pure
Perkins Roosevelt standard and the bad
divide among the two old parties,
this the Roosevelt who less than
Taft and La Toilette
taking against Taft; but he becomes
the who embrace the trusts and shout
a third.tem becomes enemy of his country.
fool the public with his seghtofand performances
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PICTURES OF PIONEERS.

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Here's the Information You
Want About the Registration

In the county precincts the same
registration board will act as before
the primaries.
Tuesday. Oct. 12. 1912. being three
weeks before the general election,
from 9 o'clock a. m, until 6 o'clock
p. M. and may continue in session
Ave days, If necessary If the number
of votes cast in the precinct at the
preceding election exceed 200. three
days If necessary II the number ex-
ceed 100, otherwise one day;
Tuesday. Oct. 90, 1912, being one
week before the general election,
from 9 O'Clock a. m. until 6 o'clock
p. m.
Monday, Nov. 4, 1912, being the
day before the general election. from
. O'Clock =. y. Until 9 O'Clock p 70.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
NICARAGUA IN ThROES
Of REAL FIGHTING NOW
Associated Press.

San Juan del Sur. Nicaragua. Sept.
2O.-Nicaraguan revolutionists yes
terday attacked and captured the
town of San Jorge on Lake Nicarag-
ua, miles east of Riyas.
While the rebel gunboats lombard
ed San Jorge, another force attacked
Rivas, forcing the government troops
back. When the rebels slackened
their attack, the government force
captured rapid fire gun which they
used with deadly effect and the reb-
els were forced to retire.
Both sides sustained heavy losses.
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turned with interest. A proposal
quickly followed, and a marriage fol-
lowed that. They spent a few hun
dred dollars on wedding trousseau.
and at once returned to this city.
They arrived at noon and were seen
at the ST, Regis this afternoon.
Asked about the sensational stories
printed in Denver, Webb admitted
their truth in the main. but asked
that some allowance be made for lit
erary license among Denver's gifted
newspaper women.
Quick and romantic" is the way
Mrs. Webb put II. and she SAYS she
hopes that the end of their dresu
will not be like it,
They left for Fruita late this al
ternoon and 60 on to Atches tonor-
row
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Says Trials Are Not Expensive.

that the city is being put to heavy ex-
pense in the trial of bootleggers in
the municipal court, Chief of Police
Hutchinson today exhibited the fol-
lowing figures. lie says the income
from fines in bootlegging and gamb-
ling cases since he has been in office
have amounted to S1.692.10. The
expense of securing evidence and
other incidentals amounted to only
s79S.20. This leaves balance to the
good of SS93.90.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

DR.. Il. r Eldridge, who so de-
lightfully entertained the members
of the local high school earlier in
the week by reading number of his
own poetical compositions, delighted
the children of the lower grades in
the old high school building-now
known as the Franklin school, this
morning. He was the recipient of
hearty applause and the young peo-
pie could not have been any more
pleased than TO hayo DIR. Eldridge
read his own poems 20 them.
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MRS. F.. n. SPENCER Is
RECOVERING SLOWLY.

g f. N. Spencer of this city
g yesterday received card from
G. his wife, who has been visiting
g In Denmark. where she was re-
@ Gently the victim of a serious
9 accident. She states that her
q broken collar bone has not en-
g tirely knit yet, and her physi-
9 clan says she will not be able to
e begin her homeward journey for
g at least three weeks. She Is re-
g covering nicely from the shock
8 of the runaway. In which
@ friend was killed. Mrs. Spen-
@ GERS friends here will be glad
q to know that she will be home
G. soon.
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Passengers Going Out,

Among those leaving the city on
No. LOG this afternoon We're Louis
Meyer and John D. Secor. returning
to Clifton; j. NJ Wormwell, going to
Glenwood; Harry Burnett to Glen
wood, and Miss Harriet Moulton to
her homestead at Clifton.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
BLOODY CONFLICT ON BORDER
Associated Press-

Associated Press.
Douglas, Ariz., Sept. 20.-Fighting
was resumed today at the San Juan
ranch between the forces under Col
Obregon and the rebels, who are said
to be led by Generals Salazar and Ro-
Jas. who We're routed last night
Is is reported that the entire COM
uland of the federals was wiped out
in the battle this morning, and that
those who were not Killed were taken
prisoners by the rebels
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GREAT BOOST FOR VALLEY

= Fine Flower of Co-opera-
2 ton" is the title OF Il splendid
= article on Grand valley and its
+ wonders. written by Rene
= Bache, for the October issue of
= the Technical World Magazine.
= Anyone reading the story, which
= is handsomely illustrated, would
Z, naturally want to visit the sec
= tion described and as an ad-
? vertisement the article is worth
= thousands of dollars. The plan
2 of the government High Line is
: extensively described and the
: marvellous fruit yields that have
7 been recorded are mentioned.
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DREW GOES TO TRINIDAD.

, Today is the last day of rae
, ing at the Pueblo fair. and DR..
? A. P. Drew of this city, who
, has a string of fast western
? slope horses on the eastern
, slope circuit, will go from there
, to Trinidad. Later he will go
, to Albuquerque, N. M, return
, ing to Denver later in the
month. where q 2l-day meet will
? be held. DR.. Drew's string
2 have made good. and he is well
, ahead of the game SO far, as he
, has pulled down some fine purs-
; es. Buddie G.. one of his good 6
, harness racers. has been espe- {
cially profitable to the driver. 6
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Associated Press.


New York. Sept. 2O.---lnterlocking
directorates. consultations, conflden-
tial plans and the exchange oil views
among the Standard Oil Company
and its former subsidiaries compris-
ing the trust were abolished yestcr-
day, according to the testimony of
Richard c. Velt. secretary OF the
Standard Oil Company of New York,
who resumed the stand today in the
Standard l-Waters-Pierce hearing
DO any,f { the officers or employees
of the Standard on Company confer
npw with ire cefh - eaeTnloyes of
other trust subsidiaries" Mr.. Veit
was asked
NO." he replied; my company
depends entirely upon itself.
Since their dissolution by the SUI
|preme court" Veit added. "both the
I New York and New Jersey compan-
{ les have begun the construction of
/ fleets of oil schooners to compete for
/ trade"
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

photographer T. NJ Jones is .
printing pictures from lot OF ,
old-time negatives. showing
number of prominent local cit :
izens. among them Wendell p.
Ella, branding calves and par .
taking heartily in the life of the !
wild west during the sos. The !
pictures will be put on post I
cards and can be secured by
those interested. Mr. Jones.
himself a pioneer of long stand
ing. has valuable collection of
old negatives which form
priceless pictorial history of the
valley.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
$4,000 IN EXPRESS IS
STOLEN FROM 4 TRAIN

Pensacola. Fla. Sept. 20.-It was
learned here today that $4,000. in
tended for the payment of railroad
employees, has been stolen from eX-
press packages which We're sent to
Pensacola banks on a Louisville &
Nashville train.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
EbERHARD LEADS IN FIVE
C0RMERED RACE IN MINI
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
st. Paul, Mimi, Sept 20.-Com-
plete returns from SO counties out of
the 81 in the state gives the follow
ing vote today in the primary for
governor: Eberhard 44.7S0. Lee
1880. Young 23,26S, Spooner o.
S02. Gordon 1851. Folla 4,497.
The progressive state central COM
mittee. at its meeting tonight. may
put third ticket in the field.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
OROzCO EYADES SOLDIERS,
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, Sept. 2O.-Brigadier
General Stever has reported to the
war department from Fort Bliss that
Captain Benjamin, who was sent to
watch Orozco and his band, had pa
trolled the Rio Grande river for Is
miles without sighting the rebels.
They reported that the rebels were
headed toward Juarez.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
New Clerk Here.

New Clerk Here.
f. R. Reed of Salt Lake City, who
fills the vacancy cleft by Thomas
Shott, in the local master mechanic S
office in the Rio drande shops here.
has taken up his work aud says he
likes this city very much. His FAM
lily is In Denver and may come here
later.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Puts in Park Curb.

Commissioner Holmburg has COM
pleted installing the curb and gutter
on the south side OF the Ute street
park. This gives a curb on all sides
of the park, except the east, WHICH
will be put in with the new paving
district
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Worlds Series Opens October Seuenth
AssncinIed Press

New York Sept games
assumption that the New York Nationals
will win the pcnuans in their rcccy"
and the Giants expect
g ~ within the next ten days
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AnpIe Shiplncnts.

Apple shipments are increasing
daily at the local fruit growers as
sociation, and at the present time
Jonathans. Shacklefords, Grimes
Golden, Rambo. Macintosh Red
and Baldiwns are being shipped.
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WiCkerSham Home.

l.. Wickersham arrived home today
from Columbus, o., where he has
been visiting relatives and friends
for a time.
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De- Bcque Girl Here.

Miss Cora Briggs. daughter of
William II. Briggs, republican candid
ate for county commissioners, ar
rived today at noon TO do some
shopping in the city
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Bloodhounds on Trail of the Strikers


W. soldiers blood
trails leading the densey
wooded
military this another Of
brl the n $50.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
TEDDY RAMPANT IN NEBRASKA
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Hastings, Neb., Sept 20.-Assail-
ing republican leaders in general and
Victor Rosewater of Omaha in par
ticular, Col. Roosevelt opened his
campaign in Nebraska today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

bly, to await the arrival of strike
breakers.
The firemen and engineers of the
camp, who do not belong to the un-
ion, held meeting this morning to
discuss whether or not to return to
work If requested to do 80 by the
companies
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Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Bingham. Utah, Sept. 20-The
sheriff's forces were in conference at
noon. discussing the adyisability of
disarming the strikers, who have
gathered around the depot presuma-
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

Misses Sawyer VIII Return Tomorrow
Misses Lillian and Winfred Saw
yer, who have been on an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Dem
yer. Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
will return home tomorrow uoon.
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Home from Minnesota.

Miss Hilda Quist returned today
noon from Minneapolis, MINI.
where she has been visiting all sum
meT.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Tn Install Stenm Hcnt.

Steam heat will be supplied to the
new offices of the local fruit growers
association building as soon as the
steamfitters can extend the system.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
To Go to College.

Mack Hughlett. well known en-
ploye of the Wadsworth grocery. ex-
poets to leave for FIT. Collins soon to
take a farmers and stock growers i
short course in the agricultural
school,
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Building Addition.

An addition to the office building
of the Mesa Lumber Company on
South Seventh street is being erected
this week.
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II. &. BnSh Here,

H. c. Bush of the Midland family
is in the city on business relative to
the fruit crop He is traffic manager
of the Midland.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Here on Business.

j. d. Burns. a prominent ranch
man of the lower valley. is spending
the day in the city on business.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

I ne ISbN N'llSollhaAN' 'h iN'h
Ion. AriZ., and the Chino Cop
per at Santa Rita, n. NJ.
These mines employ about g.
600 men and are owned by
Utah Copper interests which
are held responsible for the
strike at bingham and are
managed by D. -. JacAllng.
Moyer said that the Ely
miners were anxious for the
issuance of Il strike call, and
that a man has started to take
charge for the federation,
Meyer says he believes that
there will be no more shoot
ing at Bingham. He has
promised the governor that
members of the union who
violate the law will be dis
countenanced by the union.
Seventeen hundred addi-
tional men were thrown out
I'll Il
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Rev. Bettex Visit. Here.

Rev. BetteN Visits Here.
Rev. E. Bettex. an old time friend
of Rev. George Gekkeler. is here
on visit. He will occupy the pulpit
at the German Evangelical church,
next Sunday morning.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Denver. Sept. 20.-At the office
of the state labor commissioner it
was stated today that the coal min
ers at Cameron, who struck a day
or so ago because they We're notified
that their wages would be cut II
cents ton, are still out. More than
likely the trouble will extend
throughout that district if the COM
pany insists upon the reduction.
If the scale is not maintained at
the old rate, it is believed that the
United Mine Workers officials will
order general strike in the dis
trict. The property at Cameron is
operated by the Colorado Fuel &
Iron Company.
An erroneous report was circulated
yesterday that the Gordon mine is
involved in the trouble; but this is
not true, and the strike is confined
entirely to the Cameron mine.
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Parks Here.

Parks Here.
+. d. Parks of Grand Valley has
been in the city several days on bust
ness.
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Ross Reynolds Home.

Court Reporter Ross Reynolds
came in from Delta last evening to
look after important business. He
will return TO the court work there
soon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Winfield Homo Tnnight.

f. Frank Winfield is expected
home from Denver tonight He has
been there several days on a buy
ing trip.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Home from Palisade.

Miss Clara Blocking who has been
packing fruit AT Palisade. arrived
home yesterday.
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VISITORS from Montrose.

j. II. Bendick and X. Quinlan Of
Montrose arrived on the narrow
gauge last night to visit friends on
the interurban.
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win Locate Here.

VIII Locate Here.
Dr. Marion r. Powers of Iowa City,
Ia, is expected TO arrive in Grand
Junction soon to make this his home
DR.. Powers is an eye and ear spe-
cialist.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
TODAY's WHEAT MARKET.

Press.
Chicago. Sept, 2o.-May wheat to-
day e1oesd ut gBH.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Niiss unescI, Home

Miss Louise Hoesch returned yes
terday from Salt Lake City, where
she spent several days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
Secor in City.

Secor i'll city.
John d. Secor of Clifton was an ar
rival in the city this noon Tor a busi-
ness call.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
THREATEN STRIKE ON ALL
UTAH COPPER PROPERTIES
Violence Ceases But Meyer Says Mines in Nevada Arizona and
New Mexico Will Be Shut Down by federatiOn Hopes
TO Prevent Further ROting or B|Oodshed.

Associated Press
City Sept 2oauiet continued at Bingham this
ing.
General Manager Jakg the Utah Copper Company returned
to Los Angeles morning that the strike does not
employees Bingham He will see that all who
given employment protection be
guaranteed.
President Meyer Federation Miners said that the
time and that they would quit
the Nevada Consolidated body official
strike given member OF the executive committee who Is
due to arrive in that camp tomorrow.
Aso r,-.
lake Western Fedora
of Miners contemplating
Ely. New the Ray
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

= The fruit shipments to date
!, from the Grand Junction Fruit
3 Gsowers' Association by sta
i tions, with the total. are rs FOL-
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Associated Press.

Lexington, KY, Sept 20.-The
owners of the Rose Union mines in
Bath county, where a strike has been
in progress for three months, have
placed armed guards about their
property and have offered reward
for the persons who burned rail-
road trestle leading to the mines.
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last night by the closing down of
the Utah Copper mills, which were
supplied from Bingham.
Not a shot was fired at Bingham
last night. Early this morning
discussing the probability of strike
that l.. G.. Skliris, Greek labor
men. Skliris was charged by the
e men placed at work for the Utah
discharge of those who do not trade
s deny the charges.
the Denver & Rio Grande railway.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20

Guest of Rev. GelSkeicr.
tDr. +. ) fsarbciie Of 81 louis.
Mo. is visiting at the home OF Rev.
Geo Gekkeler
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Associated Press.

500 Greeks gathered at the depot
breakers arriving. They had heard
agent, had been engaged to furnish
strikers with exactins tolls from tn
Copper Company and procuring the
at his store. The company official
SklirIs is also labor agent for
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-20
DIR. Eldiitige Entertains.

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FRUIT SHIPMENTS.

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.y Sept 2O-Presdent Meyer Of the Western Fedora
i'd today that the union was contemplating strike
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Saved by his Wife.

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what to do,when her husbands life is in
danger. but Mrs. r. j. Flint. Braintree,
VT, is one Of that kind. '"She insisted
on my using DR.. Kings New Discovery,
.swrltes Mr.. Flint ''for . dreadful cough,
when l was so weak my friends all
thought / bad only short time to live,
and It completely cured me-" A quick
cure for coughs and colds, it's the most
safe and reliable medicine for many
throat and lung troubles grip, bron.
chitis, Group, whooping cough. qulnsy,
S.tonsilitis, hemorrhages. a trial bottle
Win convince you. Scots and 4l.Oo.
Guaranteed By the City Pharmacy.