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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-03-09
JONES.
Telephone 129.
The First ChaimeSs Bicycle

Ever brought to this county is now
on exhibition in Clark Halls window
at the head of Main street. 1t is a
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-03-09
MoRcANTowN. MARCH .. 1899


It's free.
--------..--
It's all over now.
1t was a hard pull.
.------
We always said so.
Everybody is tickled.
s------
They had to come to it.
The long expected happened.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1899-03-09

Everybody is tickled.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
q Yiaen
be,uerfiteutgett
Spaltdnoi9e Seroauun9.

5u SOlas ibrsr antibili5isH Gissnibaftn
ftinyulirtn ia Dire 0.ea bti &bionosruno Der yale
unb pertn Nbaane ourh bic galtnednqe. Slrs
9Iusn in 5pien DON spei bis pitr r.esn raid bic
lbdtiattii Der 9eb.r an uuo btfrstn ben Vdfisnter
BON bisita gsibptrpen. Gint pper sipei bon Rabs
pup's 9ilsr, tderi1 Ssusn esnommtn, ptlbs
blltDitn SbmerIsn untrporfsn Fnp une otrtn Stf
Der nibt ribtis furftipnrt, bdlttH ous Spiiem tn
,in,r R,g,lmabst,it urs iibsrn enc s.iuno Str'
oauuna.
Sb bsfinot mid 100 Mcltn Don Der rdbftn gpos
bst. uup piinid)e, oab Sic mir Gin Susenp Shads
teln Sbrr Viusn ieHosu. SD ltiot an aRusftls
8bsumatis SINUS uno rar 'st Wonaten IN pota
SpriUQs. Wtine 2ebtr unb Hieren fno atftlrt
S6 iinoe baB Sbre Dilsu bn mir btAsrsn Grtole
uiisIten, als a1s Mtoiinn, tusl6t i'd nabm, ais
Die Saotr, Die idb beiud,t<.
Nbtunespoa
N. Samts.
@auaua=S,aa, UumasGsuntp, gri3cna.
ben 9. 9op,mbsr 1S9S
Sbrs Ha pGpap sTasn babcn in m,insr 6amilie
Nunosrbarts esltiitst Wtuns Rineer, mtnn ne
tront partn ipsir0tn ourdb Den G'tbraub Ofort uno
tSmpltt q.bslt. 9Ioslids Gridltunetn uno @als.
,usinbuna tann ib raid bebebtn mittslf Jbrt&
8tapp 8eisf uub Sbrer 9iasn.
SFetlbsu ioltsn in itotm Sausbalte borrdtbts
i,in, uuo f. proi,n,n Gits in Oopptltu 8inF6t,
pa ft isiort btIfsn.
Mbtunesppn
Or. 6. 6. . d ntibtr.
Tr. 90. 6uoion=Str., oobOttn. T.=5 unS
3imss=SuiIoiHa, Rep=9crt
Den q. Ndrj 1898
stit aabrtn litt i'd an Rhcumatismus un0 Spss
p.pis uuD fam su Dem gnti6lui,, Sbrs Qillen sn
atbrautbtn. Sd fanb foiort bepsuteuoe Grl,i5tts
runq, fiibe mid pFs elm ntu.r V(tnb, ieiotm tdb
sititlben nebms unb mobte ttt nidt sbnt fe ittR
Sas S.fHbl Wuoiottit uuo eblafriqicit eas
itb beiab, 1T gdniIi6 ptri6puHosn, Die 9pspspTe
lts mad uns ntintn Rbtumatismus bin i'd ooGf
tGnoie ios esporptn. SD bin aufriso,n a.fttat,
ipsnn srmarb, Der nit peR eltbtn 2ei0tn bebaittt
1T, Rappdp's giatn probrti fe tpsrotn i'm bee
ftimmt furir.n, oenn id bin Der Nnftt oab oae
&raHtb.ttu BON o,m Sbitem tptnn ts auber Orr
nuno 1T, b,rribrtn bic 2.b.r funttionrt Htbt
Beprat Q. 6ralIn,
3r. Is, RaRau=Str., Isps9orf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
Branbfataitropbe in New=Yorf.
Yin Wfann in ben iylanmen umge=
tommen, Stpei anosre permibt unb
mebrere iMper perlebt.

Gin Mfann in ben 5lammen umgez
tommen, Stpei anosrs permibt unb
msbrere i4tper perlsbt.
70 eip PORT, 3. 9lppember.-Die
fisbenit0disen Gebdubs Ger. "a, SO unp
SO, MoHAstrabs. tpetde srDBt.nt6eals
bon Der ~Weanbattan Reo Sron Spring
Company" einsenommsn paren, tpurz
ben beuts bur4 5suer ssrltDrt, unb
man glaubt, oub Orsi Meni6enlsben
babei perloren gineen.
Wfi4del @onlin. Elm Ma19;niIt,
fam um's 2eben uno Gbas. @miih 21
Sabre alt, icpie Elm 19zjdbriaer BUR
i4e. Namens Rossr, tperoen permiBt.
JeueurpebrzGbsf Srofsr ihdbt ben
@erluit ouf $5OO,OOO. tpdbreno bic
Ufit9lieoer Der Ssuertpebr5patrouile
bebaupten, Der S4aDsn tpsrbs $3.50, :
600 niht iiber Ittasen. 2luber Der erz
ipdhnten Gpmpagnie na6msn au1 bic
MObelf lfabritanten Iy. Mobr C 60. eli
men SFil bsr Gebduoe elm. Muidinilt
Gonrin Be funo iIG bereits in Sider>
beit, tebrte jsoo6 suriid, UNI Den
Danpf ab5liprsbsn uno eine Grpip1ion
5u perhiitsn. @r fam babel in ben
6lamnlsn lmn's 2ebsn.
Derlebt puroen: Sobn Waunn, 35
Sabre alt, lprang aus einen 5erIter
bes 4. Stodiperfs unb snttam nit eli
mem gru4 oes Jubselsntes; Sol. 9.
Single. 81 Sabre alt, iprans ebsnfals
aus einsm 5enltsr uno trug einen tDbtz
lidsn S9dbelbru6 oapOn; 20i1mann
Mc@rabp bon oer@prissnagompagn
Hr. 81 purbe our6 beiBen DampF !sz
bensgeM6rfi9 psrbriibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
Nrbeiterfilbrer als ,, Ecri6mOrcr" ans
qeflagt.

ybieaeo, 3. Noosm6sr. - SEQ.
%. 9inman, Der g6sfsHeoutteur bss
rSnterOceun," unb bic 2lrbeiterfii6rer
Marlin 9. Muposn, Sobn s. Hgan.
Spi. Sulltoan, Hiharp Grpafe uno
George g. 8u6bins purosn ppn Der
9rano4Surr alpF 9etreiben 8. 8.
Soblida's, oes Gigent6iimers bes
r5imes46eralo" uno Der vGpening
poit," Rgsn criminellen 2ibels unb
r8erlAtpOrun9" in 9lntluge3ultono
psrisbt. apbfiaat purbe in einem am
Is. SttoI6sr srihlensnen 9(rtifel bes
rSnterocean," an9sbli6 einem bon
allsr Den esnannten Qlr6eiterfiibrsrn
unterssihneten !Rsferat iiber ben Be-
rift bes Gomiie's bfs y9uiloing Sraz
bea Council" bs5iigli6 Der 3situngss
9(nsriffs auf ben QrbsitsrTii9rer M. 5.
@uaipan, beIhulpigt, elm 8auterots
tsur gu Iein uHp lnteri4IagunSsn Be-
oanden 3u 6dbsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
Jreiseipro&en uno oa;n nod
..ehrenhnf." +"

W} on trsal, Canada, 3. geop. -
MAt Mitglisber Der, Bsmannune bes
am %. @eptenber geitranbetsn DAM
piers r@cotsmon," psl9e anseflast
tparsn, PahasierA@isentbum ssitpblen
gu baben. ftnb our4 8idter G6oquet
e6renpon freiee7proden porpen. Ser
2ebtere ertrdrts inbei1sn, bic 8erbafz
tung Der 8etreFfsnosn lei MnstIihis
Der obIpaltenoen @sriidte iiber Dis6-
itable ssrsdfsrtiet gepsien, jsbo9 ba6s
es li4 sefunoen. oab bic Gsrii9te iibsr>
trieben gelpeien fsisn. Gs Iinp nod
Dir JGlls bon 9lnsetlastsn oss r@cots>
man" ab5uurfbsilsn. Bis jsbt lit nur
Elm Qnsstlaster fduloig befunosn
tporben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04

fabr fir bic in 1896 gsponnsne pro-
fperitdt 1T Sbrer Nnitrengungen pertb
unb bofTe i'd, bab Sic oemielben grz
fofs be9egnen perosn. Sd fublts mid
nidt trdftie eenus, um MIDI in oielem
Sabre an Der Champagne gu betbeIlt=
gen. bod fat Sbr Worseben MIDI oerz
ortis imprint, bab id nad NepsDort
tefesrapbirt unb bic 9lufmertiamfeii
Der n@utA9elbb2isa bon Mmsrita "auf
Sic eelsntt babe, bieislbe aufforberno,
Marplanb 5u folgsn. Sic folgten in
1896 unierem Hufe. Sd empfinbe
@tol5 unb @ergniieen, Sbnen gu anti
tporten unb in 1899 Sbnen gu folssn.
.Oiefelben prinsipien
unb Sntereffenbon BAN al 3
lieeen iebt bor. Gin iebiz
ger @rfolg bes Ssinbs
IN Il be unbetl fir bic @ez
I d dfte, i4nere 3eiten ur
1900, Elm 81 ii d fall gu Der ge<
t ii r 4 teten Depre{fion be-
beuten, in pel6s bas Cant
bur9 bic @ilber u gita&
tipn binetngebrdnet purz
De-"
Sd mD9te ipiTen, tpis bic Mrbeitsr
unb @ei9dftsleute bon Baltimore Sic
in Sbrer nMulit 9alle" gemaaten
8orausfagungen, als Der 8rbunisInus
gel6lugen purbe, pergehen tDnnen.
Wir prop6e5eiten ridtis, unb oie&raft,
Wausfeln uno SntelIisena BON WfarD=
lonb balf uns, ben @ieg gu getpinnen.
Sd bin setpib, oab oieIelbsn au9 jebt
NIT Sbnen fein perben. Wenn
id irssno etpas gu Sbrem 8eiftanDe
tbun tann, 10 perfiisen sic iiber midi.
Waeine berolihen @riiBe an uniers
treusn oemotrati 1den 5reunbe. ben
1pabrsn 5reunben unb Der ein5igsn
9offnung Der Democratic.
Qufri4tis SIR Jreuno
Sobn 8prne."
(3O8)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
c' @iQell

bcllfdnpie eeihmddlos. elegant perjudert, abtiibs
reno, rsQuirsno, rsiniasno uno trditiotno. Raos
nap's 0ian jur Soeilune al.r St0runotn ps 0as
esns, Der Girerrtb,, Risrtn, 9aie nerpoi<r
3ranfbsitsn Stnrinotlanfdl.n, 8tThopfuns, 9ds
merrbpi0tH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
2atgrdue,
ssrauenfeioei1,
2lnperoauft6etn,
2ifiolftdt,
Yerfopfuns,
9pspepfte
uno alter oSe6erfetoen.

Utan b,aats Die iolsmDsn Spmptomt, psl6s fb
6.i Grfraniunqsn Der YcrpauunessSrQane .inftls
lem guitopfung, iHntt oamsrrbolotn, Blutans
brano Haa otm aOpis, Sdure in Ttdesn, usb,is
h;t 6obsrnntn, 9lbnsiguns ssesn Spsiitn.
ebpus I'M Nastn, iaurss @uftObsn G.ibipa6tcr
pp.r D.rtdrftsr eerli4lae, 6mpiinounsen jun
@uiipringen obu GritdsH b.m 9itotn, a.itrdbts
Ssn.iraft, 5lsd,n oou S.lpsbs pOr bsH aug.n
Ji,br uRs sumpisr Sbmsrl i'm eopf, sttu,ungss
bsibDtrben, e,lbe oaut uuo augsn, Sbmrlsn in
Der Site, grut urro ptn Bleo,ru, ptOsli6ss Nufs
trtt.u bon s,ise uno 9renHtn i'm Glsiib.
Giniee Gpien Rappas y en- befrssn
oas spittm bon Dsn tripdbnt,n St6ruro.n.
gr,is 25c. pro S6abt,l gu babm BET aatn
Qpotbst.rn cotr per got orianpt.
Rabnap 4 @ O., Rr. s., @lmsStr Ttns1Orf
uebrlrua.n git i6 nab 81. Haonaps srbdIten,
unb i.btn Six Oaraui oab Der Iirmanamtn nd ouf
iepem Jobrifate btfinOtt. oas Sir tauftn. ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
Wah" WtlantQ,

WaI binetor. .. g.. 3. Nop,
Iomiral S6lsp reife um Ills
fsute @ormittos ouf Der rSoutbern
8abn" nah Wttanta, Ga, ab. mo
ibm Elm erobari:ser mpfans 3ugeodht
iit. 5rau Shlep. SRI, 2etterman u.
9sneral Jdir @snus aus Baltimore
bealeitsn ben 2bnliral.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
I'm h1hifer SntfQu,,

90 a T6ine to n. .. g., 3. Mop.-
8or benz Sberbunbesgsridt perben
gegentpGrtis iieben 4ppellationsn ssz
gen bic GntI9siounssn untsrer Snz
itun5 bs5iisli4 Der 3uertsnnung BON
prtienselosrn (mdbrenb bss 3riesss
NIT Slpanien) perbanoslt.
Inn cine Grfaltung in eincm Gage
5u furiren,
nebme man u2aratipe 8romo 0uiz
nine 5ablsts." 9lqs NpoIbsfer asbsn
bas Gslo 5uriid, penn es gu bsilen psrz
feblt. s. %. 9roDe's Namens5ug i:
auf jeDer S6a6tel. 25 Gents.
(Oft.3l. 1ifSa&W, 6gts1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
aNaipr 8brmc'S 8ricf.

Der bon 6rn. parr ertpdBnte 8risf
oes Maiors 8prne lautet, tpie folst:
rWsrtbsr 9r. parr! - SD babe
foebsr bic Grtldrung Der alten @arbs
bon Marplanb, tpelde Der tpabren Osz
mofratie uno benz 2anbe treu geblie=
ben 1T, gsleien. Sd bin ebsnio ftol3
auf sic, tpie i9 es i'm Sabre 1896
mar. Gie erfldren, Dasjenige befefiz
aen unb retten au polIen, mas sic ba=
mails erfdmpftsu. Die @iderbeit, 81
Re uno bas Woblergeben beg 2anbss
rief @w in 1896 gu ben Wdffsn. Sic
5teGten bas Qanb, bic @bre unb Pro=
Iperitat bDber, ats bic portei uno saz
ben oabur9 elm 8eifpiel gutter 8iirser=
pflidat, bas bon Sbren 2anosieuten
rwnals pergeFen tperben pirb. Sbrs
isBise abatiatsit ausdi4ts psr &C.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04

Dcnlo6rQti((6e
Manf,turr( (n,ttn1lm,t9
Vadcljt9 >Haracc
Wicrnnbstuansia @arbs
in Heib' unb @lieo,
BT bcmte. ~6a
Sam flag Abfnb, y. llop. '99.
@eniie. uno 3cSuer 3rtbiine aui bet
@atbba,ts>Ylasa.
9tebner:
adtb. Sobn Dalter smith,
Gen. s. aDo Douglas,
5r. SFaaf 2obs Straus.
44tb. Sobn 3. poe,
9r. 4lon5u 8. Milss,
ST. Din 8rban,
5r. 5oparD 8rpant,
9r. Saeob 81. Molss.
Ndtb. esamcS 8pnb fiibrt BENG priit
James =. 6orfer, n. Il. Norter,
Worrfer. GetretGr.
(3O7-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04

Die @rfldrung Der gfsdte 1ast in
i6rsm "a. QQbihnitts, oab sins lanae
6cr.fesune Der Muatz ooer Der Ser
trauenait tsliungsn in Den gretubio>Oez
partemsnts seFdbrlid fir bic 5rsibeit
1T, uno oaB oufer eine 2l6pedfsluns
in iensn Oepartamsnts cine Der bsIten
Garantie'n bsitdrD:gsr 5reibeit lit.
0as unesi6riatsne @efeb oes Stadz
te5. peiGss einen @puperncur auf sinen
9(mts.srniin bsI4rdntt, 1T bon ben
gurgsrn fsit Der srlten Wa6l in 1888
bsfolgt tpprosn.
unb pitiss @sfeb pirb BEL o:sTer
Wabl ni9t abgsIddfft perbsn. a"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-11-04
Spt5ialnoti5>
. { 7
@t. &}allle8
@aoirlgS
T6llno
50. Sabrga,;g.

fabe. Sic btsrrnit ein. in beHen 8antz
2ofalen por5u1pre9en unb iia eine
sparbant fiir's Qans toitenlos
geben gu laRsn, fans sic Elm Ginleser
1ino; msnn ni9t, 1ollten sic $500 be-
porsiren, banf iperben sic eine 5ol9e
erbulten.
81 proaent 3inlen tperben auf ale
Dspoliten beoablt.
0auptbiireau: SiiooItzGde 8alti=
mureitraBe uno poitzOfficezGpsnus.
Sdglid seDffuet BON 10 nbr 8orz
nlittass Bis 3 llbr gfa4mlttags;
Montae unb Samitag 4beno bon 5
bis 7 llbr.
9peiezgirsau: Norbtpeit<gde Gu
ger uno Spmeri ietitrabe.
Ofen jeoen Mittpo9 uno Cam
ffae Nbsno BON 18 bis 9 llbr.
tSOft3l-
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02
"Ttvoli" Beer.

The Milwaukee Brewery OF Denver,
brewers Of the celebrated "Tivoli" beer
desires herewith to call attention to the
fact that they have opened an agency in
this city, with Mr.. Walter Wilhelmy in
charge, and most respectfully solicit the
trade AZ d custom Of those desiring a
good and pure beer. "Tivoli" beer is
unexcelled for its purity and health Civ
ing qualiti,s and finds immediate favor
wherever presented. A trial order will
brir g you to the conclusion that it really
is beer that is a beer, as advertised.
Mr.. Wilhelmy is located at No. 211 Col
orado avenue.
The Milwaukee Brewery recommends
Tvoli beer made OF pure malt and hops.
The best beer in the state OF Colorado.
One dozen 81 .65; half dozen s5c; porter
/ doxen pints 81 so, three and one-half
years old. Tivoli Export dozen $500;
Hops Ale dozen 81 65; Malt Extract per
dozen piuts 81 25. jul IA tt
WALTER WILHKLMY, Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

Hanna will have more than a
baby show on his hands, when he
goes back to Ohio from his conti>
mental trip and finds John R. Nc
Lean sailing toward the guberna>
torial chair, with a I6 to silver
sail set to the breezes. And by
the way much OF the wind has
been taken from the presidential
sails of Carter H. Harrison Of Chi
cago, by McLean's bold stand.
Harrison has been playing a dog
in the manger game flirting with
the eastern gold democrats, hence
his name has lost prestige in the
democratic camp.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

We believe Grand Junction miss
ed flood tide period, when she
did not avail herself Of the oppor>
tunity presented by the smelter
strike, to push her claims for
smelter more persistently. The
press of this city did all in its
power to quicken the sentiment
and create enthusiasm to start the
movement, but the citizens failed to
take hold quickly, and the oppor-
tunity for the time being passed.
However, all is not lost, the senti-
ment has been created, western
slope people and cities have recogn>
ed the location as an eniinently
correct one and now what remains
to do is to organize compact
and enthusiastic body of citizens
into a smelter hustling committee
and not wait results but push tor
an opening to locate smelter
here. Very rarely does proposi>
ton for securing any great enters
prise meet with such a unanimity
Of sentiment, without hostile
word or thought, as did the pro-
posal to build smelter in this city
and we should be untrue to our
best interests did we not forward
and foster such sentiment until
SUCCESS crowns our efforts. A few
pessimists may take comfort by
saying "Oh, it was all newspaper
talk" but heaven spare the mark,
about which newspapers fail to talk
and urge action, if it be public
enterprise.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

should not occur in our composi>
ton urged on by the hurry and
hustle Of everyday hustling news
paper work. With the undisturbed
leisure of Bro. Connolly, he should
be able to pen thoughts whose bril-.
liancy would startle and yet charm,
whose language would make his
publication newspaper lexicon Of
good English, whose weighty ut
terances would put Carlisle's genius
with the pen appear commonplace.
All of these good things should
come from our Brother Connolly
and with it an excuse for our de-
linquencies in composition, due to
the higher standard which he pos
sesses.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

Ouray sends a most cordial in>
vitation to come celebrate Labor
Day with her. How many mer>
chants and citizens will leave the
grind of their business for a day
and spend it in the cool air of the
mountains2 You'll live as long and
have as much wealth, if you will
leave your sugar and molasses,
your ginghams and calicos, your
stoves and clothing. Go and spend
day among the big hearted men
of the mountains. 1t will scrape
the barnacles from your back and
the town here will keep on running
just the same without you.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

We have no objection to Mr..
Newton fixing the number of his
own circulation, but we do object
to his settling The Sentinel's circu.
lation. To prove that Mr. Newton
is a small liar we invite him to
come to this Office any day, unan>
nounced, and keep record of the
numher of papers printed. If he
will then publish the number we
will pay for the advertisement in
his own paper at line rates. The
News, under it's present manages
ment, is noted for doing small
things, and its present effort to
gain patronage by belittling The
SentinePs circulation, is probably
one of its very pleasantest efforts
in that direction.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

There was a day when it was
considered the very proper thing
to secure the good offices of several
Denver people. to advise Grand
Junction people upon the question
Of municipal utilities. Hon, Platt
Rogers frequently woke the echoes
in this city for mountain water and
our duty as citizens in our relation
to the present water plant. Are
his words and his judgment in the
premises any less potent, now that
he has changed his mind1 Our
evening contemporary can enlight>
en- itself by consulting its own files.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

The Kansas City, Pittsburg &
Gulf railroad, has the roads which
attempted to boycott it, by the
heels. The road was in the hands
OF United States receiver when
the boycott was made. The feder.
al court at St Louis has said to
the boycotting roads, "handsoff."
We expressed the hope several
weeks ago that the boycotting
roads would be punished for in>
timidation, because they were do>
ing the very thing they asked pros
lection for from the United Statas
government in the A. r. U. strike.
The question which caused the at
tempted boycott was one Of tariffs.
The boycotted road was giving
its home city the benefit Of half
water and half rail tariff from New
York by way Of Galveston and the
all rail cinchers got angry because
Kansas City benefited. In the
case of railroads, as well as
individuals, it makes much differ
ence whose "Ox is being gored."
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02
New York and Return $lS.45

Via Nickel Plate Road, September 1st
to 4th inclusive. Good returning Sep
tember 10Th, or September Both by de-
posting tickets in New York and pay
ment Of fifty cents. Three through
trains daily with vestibuled sleeping
cars and excellent dining car service.
Chicago passenger station, Van Buren
st. and Pacific Ave. Write General
agent, III Adams St., for particulars
and reservation Of berths.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

The News whines like a baby,
regarding the small amount of pat
ronage being distributed by the
Peach Day executive, to it. 1t in>
sinuates that The Sentinel has ems
deavored to corral the entire fund.
For the benefit of the News editor
we can say we have never solicited
a dollars worth Of printing from
the comWi ittee and what we have
received is a very insignificant
amount, too little by far for any
self respecting publisher to make a
fuss about.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

Must we take our English less
sons from Bro. Connolly. 1t would
be strange indeed, if mistakes
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02
Right on Time.

Better be a half hour early
than one minute late" just
so with styles in footwear. AL
though 1T is little early we
are displaying our full, line OF
fall footwear for men, women
and children. 1t contains the
best OF everything. Call and
examins.
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02
Captain Oberlin M. Carter, the

Captain Oberln M. Carter, the
convicted army thief, endeavors to
stand on his dignity by saying
there is no one he can call out and
hold responsible for calling him a
thief. Well, captain the whole
American people are responsible
and are dead anxious to see you
suffer a good round penalty tor be-
ing a dirty thief, who hides behind
insinuations against others, to less
en- the blackness Of his own crime.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02

We hope the Peach Day execu'
tive committee will give several
dollars worth of business to the
News, to keep it quiet. After be>
lifting the efforts Of the committee
for the carnival, it certainly de-
serves some patronage. ~
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02
No permission to return to thu

No permission to return to the
republican party will ever be
sought at the hands of the News
and its friends, when The Sentinel
desires to return to the republican
fold. When it has finished its
work for silver it may then seek
other association, not till then.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02
Lots For Rent .

The executive committee for Peach
Day have secured all the vacant lots in
the city Persons desiring to rent same
for stand purposes, please apply to
Joseph P. Sweeney,
Secy. Ex. Com.
The daily sentinel., 1899-09-02
COLORADO MIDLAND.
RIO GRANDE WESTERN

The men who drink the least
water complain most about its
quality.
Gilpin observer., 1899-09-28
PrrshYierinn Church.

Central Clty-Moi ming service at IL a.
m. Sunday school at 1920 p. m. Chris
tian Endeavor at p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at I:30 p. m.
Black Hawk Service and baptism at
7:30 p. IN. Sunday school at 2:30. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:30. Prayer meeting
Thursday at I:3o.
A. MAcKAY, Pastor.
Gilpin observer., 1899-09-28
Gilpim County Taxpayers.

The delinquent county taxes for the
year 1898 are now being prepared for
publication, and would request all par
ties who have not yet paid their taxes,
to do so at once, as they will thereby
ave interest and penalty which will be
added to the amount OF taxes when the
list is published.
CHRISTOPHER TREzIsE,
2t County Treasurer
Gilpin observer., 1899-09-28

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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-21

Every government bond, every
greenback, and every treasury note
issued under the Sherman law is now
by law payable and redeemable in
either gold or silver coin, at the OPP
ton of the government. Every pri.
vate debt III the United States can be
Legally paid in either gold coin, silver
dollars, greenbacks, or treasury notes.
If the bill presented in congress be
comes law, all outstanding public
and private debts will be payable iii
gold coin only The effect of this will
be to add uniustly hundreds of mil
lions of dollars to the wealth of the
bondholders and creditors and to rob
debtors and taxpayers of like
amount.-CassC County Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-21
BUTLER CASH Department STORE.
Reducing the State Debt.

Jefferson City, Dec, 15.-State
Treasurer Pitts to-day forwarded TO
the American Exchange Bank of New
York, the states official agents his
check for s795 900 for 3 per cent OPP
ton bonds of the state, which the
fund commissioners have ordered
redeemed. He also sent another
check for $63, 40 to pay the interest
on the bonded debt, due on Janu-
airy /.
The fund commissioners expect to
call i'm for redemption in January
$500, 900 more of state bonds. This
Gov. Stephens thinks it will be able
TO do when the collections for De-
cember have been paid into the state
treasury. This will leave the bonded
debt of the state at about $1,000
900, and makes a reduction Of nearly
81 100000 within q short period.
1t shows, too, how rapidly the state
debt is being wiped out under the
economical management Of the state
democratic administration, and gives
the lie in strong terms to the repub-
bcan orators and politicians that the
state is ban krupt. 1t will soon be
out of debt at the present rate of re-
duction.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-12-21
Judge Asks for the Pardon.

Jefferson City, Mo, Dec. 15.-The
pardon of holland Hibler OF Charlton
county in the penitentiary for assault
was due TO a letter from Judge W. W.
Rucker, who imposed the sentence, in
which he says: II have no doubt in
the world that justice warrants Hid
ler's immediate pardon. Though
convicted by jury, / feel that cir
cumstances surrounding the trial,
and which ought not to he injected
into it, induced his conviction. i re-
gret that did not set aside the yer.
dict and now appeal to you from a
deep conviction OF right and justice
to pardon him"