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The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

Reading of a thousand lives lost in the
battle Of Lady smith, makes tho battles
in our Espano- American war seem al
most blcodless. The Beers are a stub
born people, a brave, liberty loving race
and all Britian will shudder at the
slaughter, il soms sthing Goes not inter
yepe. to stop hostilIties.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02
Henry Nichols invites rigid inspection

Henry Nichols invites rigid inspection
of his every official act He, at all
times, is glad to present to the criti
cal eye of the public, the records of the
county. In fact he is proud OF the
manner in which they have been main
tanned under his administration. They
are credit to any county and show an
intelligent comprehension Of his duties
as clerk, maintained by few OF those
who have preceded him.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

Something better than what is classed
at present as fire proof hotel, must be
built to insure guests against that great
devouring element, fire" Yesterday 9
list of casualties makes one timid about
tho best OF modern hostelries.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

Chairman Walter A. Abbey pretended
TO be hunting for bets this morning, on
the proposition that no Mckinley man
would be elected to Office other than
James II. Smith. Mr.. Abbey struck
nobody for a wager, save newspaper
man and he we'll knew he had no money.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

Every time James Fl. Smiths name is
used in connection with the Mesa County
Bank, it gains him one more vote. Busi-
ness men and depositors Of that ba X,
who permit the bank to enjoy their com
mercial confidence, are not jubilant At
anyones effort to undermine one Of the
strongest financial institutions in west
ern Colorado. The people hold an in
tersst in such an institution. True, it
may not be represented in dollars and
cents, yet they hold that interest, the
property of every good citizen that they
must uphold and sustain that institution
whose eastern connections enable them
to do business. 1t is Il very weak noodle
indeed which thinks that thinking men
can be bamboozeled to antagonize Mr..
Smith on any such premise, which con
meets his name with the Mesa County
Bank. Such campaigning demonstrates
weakness az soon as uttered.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

Teddy Roosevelt has lost all that naiv-
etc and frankness, that made him the
enjoyable, acceptible man OF the world +.
Some portions of his Thanksgiving pro-
clamation are tiresome in the extreme.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

George j. Kindel of Denver, has toia
the people plainly what great farce the
inter er-stats commerce commission was.
He even went to greater lengths to bsne-
fit the people, he told the commission
itself that it was useless extravaRant
appendage to governmental red tape
bureaucracy All these things he has
done, he is not contradicted, and yet the
people suffer the freight discrimination
to continue Mr. Kindel gets little en-
couragement in his single handed fight
to make the railways deal fairly and
squarely. Those who could but don't,
protest with some hope for hearing,
smile sardonically at Kindels efforts, as
they chink the coin in their pockets
through the lever which nullifies all OF
Kindel's work-ths rebate coin. Is it
any wonder the masses sufieri Is it TO
be wondered at that all mans earnings
must be used to provide living? These
conditions must lead eventually to one
end, governmental control of all trans
portation facilities. No man can make
profit on postage and all are served
alike. 1t must and will come soon to
whore the government must regulate
these conditions to avert anarchy.
George Kindel is hero, greater than
many who have worn shoulder straps.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

Dowden's vote will hardly be unani-
nous. but nearly 30. He is not antaRo-
nized by single person.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

Vote for Henry Nichols for county
clerk and recorder, the best clerk the
county has ever had.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02
Elegant. Convenient, Roomy

New equipment makes tho Union Pa
cif,c the most popular line running both
...t and west from Denver. Nine hours
s.yed between Denver and San FFancis-
co of the Pacific northwest, and only one
night to Chicago, st. Paul or st. Louis
Sec yeur local agent or address George
Ady, General Agent, Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1899-11-02

See cur big ten cent counter all use
ful articles from our regular lines, no
shoddy trash.
The Rio Grande cheap store.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
How American. &c, Ahead.

Y A contrac, TO build bridge across the
Atbara river in the Soudan. has been
awarded to Philadelphia firm by the
British wal office because the Ph,ladel.
phians agreed to complete the job in
seven weeks, whereas the English bridge
builders from whom estimates had been
invited could not promise to ge, the
bridge in place in less than seven months.
Not long ago the English Midland Rail.
way company came here for loo omo,ives
because it wanted them in hurry and
couldn't gst them At home until after a
long delay. These things help TO ex.
plain whv our manufacturers are making
such serious inroads upon the foreign
market. They don't say thing can't be
done because it is out Of their ordinary
experience, They adapt themselves to
the emergency and work overtime to fll
an order That's why they are so con.
stantly getting Observation-Disclosures In.
quirer.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
She Wouldn't Sell.

Mrs. c. B. Harrison, wife of DR.. Harri.
son, is congratulating herself on rich
strike made in the Golden Terry, a min.
Ing property of hers at Cripple Creek
and also over little foresightthat saved
her from selling the mine tor less than
it was worth. She went down to Cripple
Creek recently IN response to an offer tc
buy from some parties who had the mine
under $4,000 bond and lease. When
she got there tn. original offer. for her
share. of $500 was increased to S25oc
but after she learned the situation she re-
fused to sell At that price. A strike had
been made at the 77o foot level and a weir
was encountered which is believed to be
the extension of the Elkhorn. Two anc
half feet of the rock assayed a, the rate
OF seven ounces to the ton and streal
Of sulphide quartz three inches wide as
sayed $4,000 to the ton. Mrs. Harri
son holds an interest in the mine IN com
pany with three Colorado Springs ane
Cripple Greek parties and under tn,
circumstances it is quite likely she vii
stick to the exact terms OF her contrac,
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
BaliArat-smuggler to be Opened. .

The Ballarat Smuggler, that famous
ole property north OF Jimtown, has been
taken under bond and lease by St.
Louis syndicate and has again been op
ened up. AT present only a small force
has been started but II is expected, with
warmer weather, 10 increase the force
to the fullest possible limit. The Bal
arat-Smuggler is one OF the oldest mines
in the country and has record for pro.
duction Of three quarters of million
dollars. Tne main shaft OF the mine is
67s feet deep and there are fully 1000
feet Of drifts. The stock company which
has taken hold nj the property propose
to fully equip II with the necessary ma
chinery and also to erect a concentrating
mill for the treatment OF the large bodies
Of low grade ore in which the mine
abounds. T. A. Higgins is superintend-
ing the mine, while DR.. Marshal Raker
as president. Pliny F. Sharp. VICE presi,
den, and J. c. Working as secretary and
treasurer. form the board of officers OF
the company.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
SEAMEN IN A FIGHT,
SAmpson's Abssnce from sastiaso Causes .
Red Hot Riot

sAmpson's Abssnoe from s..ti.so Causes .
Red Hot Riot
Kingston. Jamaica. March 7S-Tbe
crews of the Americans feet ashore on
leave fought las, night over an old feud
about the flagship New York's absence
from the fighting Of the battle of San,i.
age de Cuba, The trouble lasted over
two hours before the officers and police
succeeded in suppressinE it, Several
men were wounded. Green and Armsted
Of the Texas the most seriously. Both
men are in the hospital. where they are
pronounced to be in dangerous condi
ton. The wounds we're inflicted by 9
colored man named Johnson. also of th.
Texas, Who is Jamaican born. He va.
surrendered by the police and is now ii
double irons on board his ship.
The governor OF Jamaica. Sir Augustu.
Hemming. received Rear Admiral Samp
son this morning and returned the lat
ter's visit this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
Richest Am er,can Woman.

Mrs. Richard King. of Texas. 10 prob
ably the richest woman in the United
States. not excepting Mrs. Het,y Green
Her wealth Is partly Inherited from her
father. q pioneer Presbyterian clergy
man. the first who ever went STAFF and
Bible in hand 10 preach the gospel to
the Indians and mixed races that peopled
the vast domain over which his own lit.
Tie daughter was destined 10 hold sway
a. landed proprietor. Mn. King % q
widow. AND her landed estates in south.
cru Teas amount to I.7soooo aeres, .,
about 1,ooo square m,lss.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
Farewell Reception.

Mrs. ]. L. Rachofsky pleasantly enter
tanned yesterday afternoon with fare.
we'll reception in honor of Mrs. Al Neu
man who shortly leaves this city, and
also Mrs. hepner. of Central City. a sis
ter of Mrs. Rachofsky, who is visiting
here. A cake walk was the main feature
OF the afternoons entertainment, Mes
danes Neuman. Rachsfsky. Ehrlich and
Hepner being the participants. They
executed their parts to perfection and
elaborated IN manner that would done
credit to the darkey originators of the
walk. Master Raymond also entertained
with songs and music Refreshments
were served.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
VIII Recruit FO[
Regu|0| Army
CALL FOR TROOPS.
Regular Army win be Increased to One
Hundred Thousand.


Hundred Thousand.
Washington. March 29-A call tor 49,.
900 recruits will be issued within a few
days. This will be done under the new
army reorganization law which gives the
United States 10000 in the eeuIar army.
1t IS the opinion OF Acting Secretary
Meiklejohn and other members OF the
cabinet that the military forces in the
Philippines should be strengthened at
once. The matter has been laid before
the president and has received his ap-
proval. AT least $1,000 men are neces-
sary in the Philippines to insure the
Americans complete control of the
Islands. This will mean an increase of
10000 over the force now commanded
by Otis. Six regiments are under orders
and it is the opinion of Meiklejohn that
others should be sent as rapidly as trans
ports can be secured. Mckinley is said
to share this view.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
A0e[iC0D Line
FOu||M1eSL LOlQ
THE LINEUP.
Ths American Line Of Advance -Four Miles
Long,

rhs American Line of Advance -Four Miie'
Manila. March 2o-Gen. Macarthur
victorious division occupied Bigaa. seven
miles from Malolos today.
The troops started at a. m. in excel.
lent spirits and anxious for a final reck.
oning with the enemy.
The American front was two miles
long. General Otis commanding tine sd
artillery. Montana and Kansas volun-
tee's. occupied the left; General Haie's
division including the Pennsylvania.
South Dakota and Nebraska volunteers
occupied the right. while Wheaton S
division comprising the sd and a2d regu.
lar infantry and the Oregon and Mime.
sofa volunteers was held in reserve.
The advance was made in this order
Within half a mile from the star, the
enemy appeared and with the word
charge. the Americans dashed forward
and scattered them like chat. The
Pennsylvania regiment had 7o dead IN
surgents in front Of them when the fight
was over and all the regiments did sim.
liar execution.
The American Casualties were: Kan
sas seven wounded including one officer;
Nebraska. one killed. II wounded; Penn
sylvania, one killed, six wounded; Mon
tana, two killed. FIVE wounded: South
Dakota. one wounded.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
BOULDER WEDDING.
Popular Young Boulder Couple joined 1.
Bonds of Wodlock

Popular Young Boulder Couple joined 1.
Bonds of Wodlock.
The pretty. home wedding of Miss
Minnie Frey. the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Frey. to E. c. Burr. oc.
Cured last evening at the future home
of the bridal couple on Spruce street. be.
tween Eighth and Ninth. 1t was p. m.
when the bridal party entered the parlor
and were united in the bonds of rnatri.
nony by the Rev. E. G. Lane. Grant
Ward acted as best man and Miss EN-
ma Frey as bridesmaid.
The ceremony was attended by num-
Der of relatives and close friends of the
bridal pair. After the wedding the
guests were served to punch and delect.
able light refreshments.
The happy pair were made the recip.
tents of many handsome presents in sill.
yer and cut glass which will help to dec
orate handsomely the beautifully furn-
shed little home which they have ar.
ranged on Spruce street and in which
they will at once take up their residence.
Among the noteworthy gifts was a hand
some book case, the present of Mr.. Burr's
fellow bparders at Mrs. Coulehan's and
which constituted splendid piece of
furniture.
The bride and groom are both we'll
and tavorably known in Boulder and the
Camera joins with their circle Of friends
In wishing them all success in the future.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
> Real Essate Ar~ncy.

pyer's Real Essate Ag~ncy.
Home property, farm property or busi.
ness opportunities. Investments of all
characters. Camera block.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
Americans NeO[
F|Ipi1lC0pI|0|
M'ARThUR ADVANCING.
Meeting with No Opposition from Fiii-


pinos.
Manila. March 2o-Gen. Macarthur is
again advancing toward Malolos. He
has taken Bocave, eight miles from the
capital city. The latter may be reached
this evening. though the battle will not
take place till tomorrow.
Bridges and tracks are being repaired
as the troops proceed. The division
mar he'd two miles without encountering
any Of the enemy.
score or more of the enemy have
been found dead with their throats cut,
and it is supposed the men were killed
for refusing to fight Americans.
Il is understood that Aguinaldo and
his family are preparing to flee from
Malolos.
force of American Marines are pa
trolling Malaban.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
AMPLE SUPPLIES.

Otis Has sumcieut for all Immediate
Needa.
Washington. March 7o-The following
despatch was received today from Otis a,
Manila:
Supplies all kinds sufficien, immedi.
ate wants."
The cable was in answer to one from
Corbin which was sent by direction oi
the president asking Gus il the troop,
had everything they wanted. The presi
den, had asked the war department, and
though receiving an affirmative reply
insisted on an answer from Ous himself
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
Nj. s,nsi ConA.narr,.

All members OF Mt. Sinai Command.
cry No. 2 are requested to meet a, asy.
lum Friday. March 3Ist at 10 a. m. 70,
the purpose Of attending the funeral of
Sir Knigh, Charles Davis. BY order
]. L. MooRHEAp, T.,
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
The Nations Dead.

New York. March ao--The funeral
ship Crook arrived in port today with the
remains Of S67 soldiers and sailors from
Cuba and Porto Rico. About TO of
them will be buried in the Arlington
cemetery.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
Killed by Careless u sss.

Tunis, March 7o-Two men were kill.
ed and number seriously injured by the
blowing up Of 4 number Of dynamite
cartridges. The accident was caused BY
earelessness on the part of the workmen.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
shernAa is tn wa.hipyton,

Washington. March 2q-Ex.Secretay
of State John Sherman and party arrived
in this city at 7 a. m. today.
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
Pirates of PenxAncs.

General-But wait bit. l object to
pirates as Sons-in-law.
Pirate king-We object to major gen.
erals as tathers.in law. But we waive
that point We do not press it. we look
over it,
Daily camera., 1899-03-29
silver Quotation.

New York. March 7o-Silver is quoted
At 5qh today.
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PLEASANT oLUn DANcE

Fine Music hy Fuller, Chicago Orchestra
Last Night.
The club dance given by Fuller's
Chicago Orchestra last night was de
lightful affair. The floor is as smooth
as a billiard ball. and that with spien-
did music made the affair enjoyable.
During tue evening a regular dancing
club was organized. Monday night
the hrst club dance will be held
A danclug club was organized by
The election OF w. H. Coyle, president.
Frank j. LauX, secretary. Roy Win.
ton, treasurer. The committee on
membership are Harry Pentecost
Frank LanX aud Lou Beadlcs, and the
membership tickets are s. 90 per
month, The club will be the social
one OF Guthrie and will meet every
two weeks. The first dancing party
by The club will be- given at the acad
emy nert Monday night. The follow
ing mem oers ,igned the roll last
night
w. "A. Coyle, + IA. Greer, 4. y.
Lucas, R g. Orucr, n ". Pcntccost,
Frank Bl Laux, v. NJ Ratclid samuel
smith. Walter Dindwall, Karl J Fiji
sou, Frank r.. hurford, Melville Car
ter. George Upton, Harry Weinberger,
D. s Hunter, Otto Bekemeyer, u +.
Ardery, l.. n Beadles, Walter Poland,
j. Stuart Mckay, Charles II. Petty
John, h. 81 Tarlton and Louis Gilbert.
Besides the above list the:e were
present SIR and Mrs W. "a. Coyle and
Miss lone, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ardery,
Mr aud Mrs l. ~ Beadles, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. y Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. h IL.
Greer, Ir aud Mrs. +. J LauX, Mrs,
A =. saunders, Mrs. s X, Van Noor
htes, Mrs. h. S. DUNCAN, Mrs. Jo-
sephinelTidball Miss Bloekie Jamison,
Misses Bessie Barnes, Zoe Kimball,
Ethel Orner, Oracle Towers, Lillian
Boles, Anna Carter, Katherine Sehnell
and Jessie PaiIe.
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Following is the ordinance 10 regard
90 the city attorneys fees
The city attorney shall receive sal
AIRY OF s25 per month and fee of 81 50
for each violation and conviction OF a
city ord nance. tie shall receive COM
pensation for other cases OF the city a.
follows For each case appealed from
the police Judge 20 the district court
the sum OF s5, for each civil case Ia
the district court, s25. for each ease 10
the supreme court, $50, for each case
la the probate csurt, $40, for each civil
case before a townsite board, S2s, TOR
each civil case before the commis-
sioner OF the general land 0iice, $50.
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ftfT HSes f.f'i-f D8e't fePo fFee
LOCAI NELANDE
s%%e eb@4Beeea4s4.f eeea te%soe
Mood sells al s1-T5 cord

WNNNFFFPNHNa7 7+7'FNNNNFFNNNN
Wood sells At s2.75 a cord
There is some talk Of a new bank
being started Ia this city
The eastern extension railroa work.
crs were paid OF here today
Good horse aud carriage for sale on
time. Address "B B' Leader Onicc.
The Elks will hold the lodge ofss
row In the X OF y. hall sunday after
noon.
Two train loads Of Texas cattle
passed through today for Kansas city
markets
Several thousand head OF cattle are
being fattcncd on cotton seed meal at
the Chandler oil mills.
Rank Examiner John Pogh was con
incd to his bed two days iu Chandler
this weeE. llc suffered from p.eurisy
W. r. Crowley. Of Columbus Kan.
is in the city looking after business
matters.
Miss Lizzie Traband left today for
Purcell where She wlll visit her sister
Mrs. Bertha Myers.
Mrs Lillyan Laux, late Of Chicago.
has instituted suit Tor divorce from
her husband o. Perry She alleges
gross neglect and cruelty.
20, that Spider and Fly company Ia
lust like the Black Crook cried a
woman this morning Poor woman
She hasn't been out OF the territory
since she WAS married.
The colorcd politicians arc already
milling for county Office. II is said an
iron bound secret organization has
been effected among the colored men
and that they will demand proper 40
pointmentlof Offices from the white
Republicans.
NJ. A. Householder, OF Columbus
Kansas, Is visiting with ~. a.. Mill
kan. Mr.. householder was senator
from Cherokee county 20 the legisla
turc of Kansas, elected on the Populis;
ticket. He be- a cousin Of Mrs. Mill.
kan.
Mrs. j w. Scott. OF Mulhall. ha,
brought an interesting suit FOR a.
vorce against her husband She al
lrgcs that hc insisted ON treating theh
sick child by Christian Science and
that II Was necessary for her 90 aban
don her home aud return TO her par
ents In order 20 secure medical aid for
the little one.
Cassandra, the Greek fortune teller,
is not only blooming fake but q
I trouble maker az we'll While she wa,
IA the city a Jealous married woman
called on her. Among other rot, Cas-
sandra told the woman that her hus
band was unfaithful. As result
local attorney is drawing up som,
new divorce papers, and unless CON
! promised an uusavary suit will be on
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ABOUT rur rEAnAND oAsE.

4 Citizen Introduces aretition That Con
.cerns the Attorney Cor the city.
Considerable talk has been occasion
ed by the city's handling Of the Ira
band case la the district court A. the
meeting OF the council the following
petition was introduced aud referred
20 the finance committee.
To the Honorable Mayor aud City
Council
The undersigned, citizen OF Guth
rie. would most respectfully request
your honorable body 90 investigate
why the city lost It's case, towit
Adam TrabAnd vs.. the city OF Guthrie.
n YOU 6nd the ordinance regulating
the city attorneys fees was the cause
OF II by being incompetent. that you
viii repeal said ordinance and draft
another that does not give a premium
20 the city attorney 90 lose case In
the district court SO that he may get
an additional fee Of $50 by carrying J..
90 the supreme court But II you
find Il was caused by the inability of
the city attorney 20 get evidence, or
by negligence In procuring evidence,
or his lack OF knowledge OF law, ~
would seem 30 be your duty 10 remove
him. Your better judgment will tell
you what 20 do subsequently
Respectfully. w. TAYLoR.
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Have you a cold A dose OF BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP 81
bedtime will remove "a Price csc
and soc. sold by r Is. Lille s. Co,
and Wheeler a son
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Clnh shnnt

The Guthrie Gun Club had cold day
or their last shoot They could not
endure the weather longer than tune
to shoot one match then hurried back
20 town. They made the following
score
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LIQUOR NOTICE

F.rst puhlished 20 Daily Leadc. pcc %. iW0
LIQUOR NOTICE
To Whom It Nav Cuucrrn-
NutIfC is hereby given lnIt Ii a. HItfrr-
busch has fnls IaF nlrl hls application to
ariI 40 retail aulfItIuusi tIuuus lud malt
liquors ln Guthrie. logan county. Oklahoma
aud tnat. unless objection hc nled on COZ bee
fore tne sfth dAF Of December a ID la1.
said petition wil Doe grauted
Guthrlc. Okla. uercu Der p irH
n r. MORTON County Clerk
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LIQuoR NoTICi

10 whom NJ may concern
Notice ls hereby gwen that M WcInberrpI
nae Tho ddY nled his pfutlOn tD soll an
wholesale sUlrifu0uHs NluuuH and mall
liquors lu sutnrlc, Logan county Okiahumt
ana that unless objection he nird Goa or ic
tore the -fth day % December. A,n isiN, sall
petition VIII De- granted
Guthrie, Oklahoma December q lsl4
r. =. MuHTUE County Clrrk
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Medal shoot


The Giant oaks society is doing a
good business.
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The following market reports sup
piled and corrected daily by Ed John
son, commission broker, in the Gray
block.
Open'g High Low Close
Wheat May 60A- daA 60A ~ 6eh -
Corn, May. 33A - 33h --33 -33sf--
Pork, May lO.A0 1880 i0.35 1900
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Experiences is the best teacher" ~
cry Testimonial Ia favor of Hoods Sarsap
arilia if the voice Of experience 90 You, ana
you may take this medicine with perfect
CONFIDENCE that "a will 40 Tor you what u has
done for others
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Heoa's Pills cure bl'iioas0ess- sick hsaa