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The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-19
 7: DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS. Covernor Dan w.. Jones. V Secretary ofstate A: c. Hull. Auditor Clay Sloan Treasurer Ransom Gulley Attorney General JeG Davis State Land Commissioner J. W. Colqnitt. Supt. Pub. Instruction J. J Doyne. ChlefJustice Supreme Court $ R. Cockrill w. E. Hemingway
 Associate Justices s. P. Hughes, M. H. andes. UNITED STATES SENATORS. James H. Berry Bentonvlle 0 James K. Jones Washington JUDICIAL.
 Pros. Attorney J W. Walker. LEGISLATURE. Cenator w. l.. Clarke O Representative F.O Butt. aSLegislature meets biennially, Monday inJanuary.
 COUNTY OFFICERS. CCarss Circuit tcns Clerk J D. D,sIapIey napiIey. County Clerk NC. Charles Treasurer $. H. DoNey, Assessor k. l.. Anderson Surveyor Y. r. Price Iz-Tax collecting closes April TO- g[Assessments Of real estate biennially and personal property annually.
 COURTS.
 Circuitcourt convenes 1st Mondays in Feb an V Aug. in Western District, and :;rd Mondaye In Feb and Aug. in Eastern District
 County Court-1st Mondays in Jan. April July and Oct.
 Probate Court Eastern D 3rd Mondaysin J an April, July and Oct - Western D 4th Mondays In Jan April, July and Oct. TOWNSHIP.
 Justices of the Peace VA. Butt and A G. Tanning. Contable. w. Wells
 LODGES. A GREEN FonEsT LODGE No 4O4, K. l. -M- A. M., Meets on Saturday night X X on or before the full moon of each ~\ month. Visitors cordially invited A. J. RUSSELL, w, Nj. w. A. BUTT, Sec'y,
 0gs WaHzaAe ls5. l: Q: 0. F meets ,ey. ey Sss55sSessss& 80 o. Butt N '" C VS>- w. II. Howard, Sec.
 CHURCH SERVICES. M E.. CHURCH SOuTH-Services every second n'As Sunday II o'clock a Ill also at night Prayer meeting Thursday night. Sunday School9:3O. IT, A, HRMsTKoSG PastnnS PtaS R RAPTIsT-Seryices every Srd Susday and satnr day before. Q. c, PENNINGTON, Pastor, ] Post Ofice. Sunday hours to9 a m. [ C. B. GRIM. P NJ
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Locals cents line each insertion. Origl- nal poetry 10 cents straight, cash Tn advance. Other rates given on application.
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IT is truly remarkable how some peoples prejudice over- shadows their judgement.
The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-19

HANNA is right, Teddy ought to put his Rough Rider hat away until the campaign is over.
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Land Office at Harrison. Ark, July l6 1900 Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support or his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register & kecelyer at Harrison, Ark, on Aug 25 I900 viz: " alter Shruln, II E. 2l549, for the Sw Tp l9, N, R 23 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said land, viz: w. 4. Shrum, w. C Lovelady, k. J Fletcher. Henry Shrum, all of Green Forest, Ark.
 John I. Worthington, Register
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ARKANSAS Republicans are in favor of completing the new state house.
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Subscription Price S1,o0 Year.
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
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JOIN I. WonTHlNGroS, Register.

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, Ank. :, July 10, l900 Notice is hereby given that the following nam ed settler has filed notice of his intention to make iinai proof in support of his claim and that said proof will be made before the Regis ter and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on Aug 3, lmo. viz; Charley W. Evans, II E 2l627 for the SW s, SW SW SE, Sec. p, MY NE, Sec. P ], Tp. 2l, 23W
 lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of sald iand viz: D. E. Kennedy. J. T. Plumlee, Ark.
 JOHN WoRTHINGToN. Register
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LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, Ark.

Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proofin support of his claim, and that said proof will made before the Register and Receiver at Harrison Ark, on Aug. 25 1900, viz Darius E Kennedy, II E. 2Ooi2 for R 23 w.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation Of, said land viz: J T Plumlee, II. F.. Plum lee, C. w. Evans. G. W High all of Oak Grove, Ark.
 JOIN WouvI11vcroN R,r;otar
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Everybody Says So.

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RUSSELL BROTHERS, EDITORS.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
THE RECEPTION.
BRILLIANT AFFAIR AT THE
COUNTRY CLUE LAST NIGHT.

BRILLIANT AFFAIR AT THE
COUNTRY CLUB LAST NIGHT.
The Country Club extended its Dor
ders last night ut u brilliant reception
given by the Alumni of the Universities
of North Carolina and virginia to the
visiting teams Glowing lights shed
welcoming rays far down the path
all was IL scene OF brilliancy, warmth
and welcome 10 the football players
and their many friends. The busses
which met the street cars were crowded
TO overlooking and as they unloadcd
their burden at the door a Lursit--fif=
music and revclry met the merry
crowd. The spacious reception hall
was deliberately decorated with hunt
ing and over the mantel the ban
ners of the two teams--l5lue and White
and Orange and Blue--Werc mingled
everywhere in as close contact and as
generously as on the field OF battle a
few hours before. The wide VerandaS
We're enclosed with canvas and those
seeking coy seats and Il quiet nook for
a tete-a- tete found there Il cool retreat,
with lights just subdued enough. \
trimming punch bowl refreshed the
tired dancers, and at 1880 u too,hsome
refreshment was served. OF course the
event of the evening was the entrance
OF the football teams. They were
greeted with shouts of applause. and.
though marvclously transformed by
their dress suits. bright eyes waited
with eager Impotence for a friendly
greeting. or an Introduction to the he
roes OF the day. The Alumni OF both
Universities, of varying ages. but with
one accord. looked on the boys" with
smiling faces. and happy recollections
of their own dear old college days
Altogether the reception was bril-
liant success. The following men We're
on the Committee of Arrangements:
Theodore s. Garrett Jr. chairman.
VIM. w. Old, Jr.; Theodore y. Will
liams, j. Saunders Taylor, University
of Virginia.
w. Dorsey Fender. Calvert l.. Dey.
University of North Carolina.
The Reception Committee was Mrs.
Floyd Hughes. Mrs. Caldwell Hardy.
Mrs Tazewell Taylor. Mrs. Taylor
Gwathmey, Mrs. George Mcintosh.
Mrs. f. S. Roystcr,. Mrs. w. Il. Bald
win and Mrs. John G.. Tilton.
There were about three hundred
guests present, ali of whom voted the
evenings entertainment one OF the
most brilliant of the season.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
4 T,,.nJsInr ,,rn ~, !. !.

a famous inventor declares he has do
yised a .raehins that viii abolish war
iare. This machine = . boat that will 60
trolled for any distance without wiress.s
IL wili obey orders from the land or IL
TO the necessities or the situation IL
will carry an unlimited quantity of ex-
ploslves. which can be airned with UNI
erring accuracy. Progress has achieyed
wonders during this century Almost
everywhere may be seen traces cf its
rushing footsteps The fact that it can
peptics Hosfetter's Stomach Bitters
proves the inestimable valua of the. Hi,
ters. So lont, as constipation itia,nss.s
ton, dyspepsia. sbiliousness. liver. and Rid,
ney troubles continue 10 affect mankind
so long viii the Bitters stand as fh,l ons
sure cure for them. So phenomenal Sas
teen les success, that 1t has come TO he
constdered almost infallible. ~
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
BRAN BL.ET0M.

The monthly meeting OF the Bap-
list Young Peoples Union of Park
Avenue Baptist Church will be held
Monday night at s o'clock, when the
following program will be rendered:
Iymn-Congregat
Scripture reading-Prcsidcnt
Prayer.
Hymn Congregation.
Duet-Misses- Moses and Ashburn.
Address-Mr. Thomas j. Nlorcland.
instrumentation.
Violin solo-ATiss Grace Rhodes.
Recitation-Nliss Maud Rhodes.
Solo-Miss Annie Dunbar.
Hymn-ConSregati
observation-disclosures
LITERARY CLUB SOCIAL.
The Jefferson Literary and Social
Circle VIII give their regular monthly
social on Thursday evening. November
29th. at the home of Miss Nettie Pay
Tor, No. GA East Brambleton avenue.
u VIII be special occasion in honor Of
Thanksgiving. An enjoyable time IS
anticipated.
BRIEF MENTION.
The revival services that have been
in progress at the Memorial Christian
Temple under the labors of MIR. d. b.
Strousc for the past week will be CON
inued to-day at II a. m. and $50 in
the afternoon and at 1880 at night. The
public is invited
The desks for the new room of school
building No. l arrived here yesterday
and will be placed in position Monday.
The room viii be ready to be opened in
n day or two.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Local Board of Improvement will he
held next Tuesday night at s O'Clock
The Bramblcton w C. IT. u vii,
meet at the home of the president. No.
2o2 North Park Place avenue. at $40
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Enworth League devotional services
at Trinity NJ. r. Church at o'cIocl,
this afternoon.
Rev. pr j. J. Hall will preach Mt II
list Church on "a Worthless Dnit-
sion.D There will be a special service
at 1880 p. m. The public is invited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
Guiding the entire corps Of cadets from

Guiding the entire corps of cadets from
Blacksburg.
The excursion is in charge OF the
manager and president of the V. z. L.
Athletic Association. II is in fact
chartered by them. Train leaves
Christiansburg at 9 A. NJ. and returns
after the game that night.
The probable result of the game is a
matter of Il great deal of doubt, for
While almost every man who attends
the game from this point is willing to
bet all he has on V. =. /. coming out
ahead. still there is no getting around
the record made by the V. NJ. 1. this
season on the field. and even the most
ardent Biacksburg adherents expect
victory after the hardest fight on the
gridiron this year, which is saying a
good deal when the fiendish tackling of
the men in the Carolina and later in
the Virginia game is considered.
Fully three hundred students will go
down to the game: as yet it is not
known positively whether the V. NJ. 1.
corps will attend or not.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
YALE. IS: HARvARD. o.


New Haven, Conn, Nov. 2i.-Victory
long delayed perched upon the blue
banner of old Yale to-day when the
football team of the New Haven Uni
versity Smothered the crimson of fair
Harvard in the annual football con
test. played at Yale field. For the first
time since 1894, Yale scored Il victory
over Harvard. and to-day she took
sweet revenge for Harvard's merciless
performance in New Haven two years
ago. when the crimson rejoiced over
the blue by the score of II 10 0. To- tla V
Yale administered to Harvard a Wat
erloo to the tune of IS to 0, 1t was
Yale from the first kick off, and the
warriors of the blue seemed bent on
Furnishing Harvard to the limit.
In the first half Yale scored two
touchdowns. In the second half she
repeated the performance and in addi-
ton to tearing Harvard to pieces for
two touchdowns, Sharpe. the Yale
half-back. lifted a field goal ball from
the yard line.
The second half was killing one for
Capt. Days men, and 1t was not long
before they began to give way before
the unprecedented onslaughts of the
Yale men. Burnett had succeeded Lee
just before the first half ended Shortly
after the kick off OF the second period.
the crimson supporters were thrown
into panic when DAILY. who had been
linipinE. went to the side lines and
Harvard had lost her captain.
In rapid succession Harvard's men
surrendered, and before the game was
over the crimson team had played
twenty men. The only Yale man to
leave was Olcott. the center, who. with
five minutes 10 play had sustained :,
| blow on the head and Holt took his
! place. The scoring of the second half
was of the spectacular order.
| Yalc's goal was never in danger.
Harvard not once reaching n point
nearer than the Yale 30-yard line.
| Throughout the game Yale retained
possession of the ball three quarters of
| the time. and when 1t fell to Harvard s
lot on infreduent occasions to try an
advance. her line plays and end forma-
lions were thrown back.
The experts at the best points OF oh
servation ascribcd the victory to Yale's
magnificent team work and the superb
physical condition of her men.
JUVENILE GAME.
The Wood Streets defeated the Amer
lean Toys in n game of football by
score of II to .. The features Of the
game were the running of Burrett and
Murphy the bucliing of Evans and the
tackling of Holaway and also Bell. OF
the American Boys. Following was
the lineup:
Wood SITS. Positions. Am. Boys.
V. Stell .......... c. -. II. Scclinger
w. Evans 80. q. b. 80. f. Madden
r. Shumadine l.. G.. -. n. Smith
NJ. Brown ...... Il. G.. $500. Is. Bell
u. Morris ....... Il. II. ..... Emuleson
]. Ifenly ........ l.. n. :. Il. Runalsdue
c. Stcil r.. Il. o. Levitt
Z. Stacy ........ l.. Il. ..... L. George
Il. Eastman :. L II. b. :. w. Douglas
II. Murphy -. X. ii. d. 49,. C. George
G. Barrett 49,. f b. $500. T.. Barry
Referee: Adenbrook; tmckeeper,
Rhea.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

The football teams from the Virginia
polytechnic Institute. at Blacksburg.
and the Virginia Military Institute al
lexington, cross swords on the neutral
gridiron of Roanoke on Thanksgiving
Day.
y special train will be made ND at
Bristol and take excursionists from all
points on that side OF Roanoke. in
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

throws Bennett for loss and Carolina
kicks. ball going out Of bounds. Time
is called for first half with ball on Vir
ginia's nine yard line.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

Graves tries for goal from field. but
misses. Coleman getting ball.
He kicks off from Virginia's twenty
five yard line for thirty-flve yards.
IToust brings ball back for seven yards.
MacRae gains eight and Graves two.
Graves then makes five in three plays
and then fails at centre. Hobson
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

Great Britain receives yearly f,,,,,
the outside world 100000, 900. This sn,n
capitalized at per cent. gives min
cipal OF $4,000, coo 000-thc worlds in
debtedness to Great Britain. Last year
the United States send abroad as in
terest and dividends sl92, 100000. En-
glishmcn do not work as hard as
Americans, and figures indicate that
they DO not have to.
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VIRGINIA DEFEATS
THE VARSITY BOYS
FROM DOWN HOME"
Continued from Page ls.

mans punt and Foust secures ball.
Carolfn9s ball. Foust gains three
through right tackle. Oldham four
more in same place. Carolina again
loses ball on tumble, Choice falling
on 1t.
Coleman punts twenty-five yards to
Graves, who Is thrown back by Lloyd.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

Roach's fancy grocery store in the
Todd block is the place to secure Your
groceries, where everything is kept
fresh and pure. 1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

MacRae makes small gain through
centre and Graves makes yard
through tackle. lie then punts to
Nalle for twenty-five yards, and Male
brings ball back five yards. Ball on
Virgina's nineteen yard line. Cole
man fumbes pass for punt and Caro-
lima gets ball. Immediately losing it
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

All boys cannot be Newtons, but
they do not need urging to watch the
apples
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

to Dnbney on n tumble on Virginias
nine yard line. Coleman punts to
Graves twenty-five yards and it is car
ried back nine yards.
bride Knocked out: Mccall substi-
tuted)
Mac3ae fails to gain.
Bennett ditto.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25
BERKELEY NEWS AND ADVE:R TISEMENTs

giving Day. IIe extends an invitation
10 his friends. See ad.
The Berkeley Social Club will meet M
me residence of Master Gus AIilby. in
VAIN street, on Monday night. All
ihcinhsfS are requested to be present
Your attention is directed to the Jr,
y, =. y. Ms ads. in this issue.
Ine Terry boat City of Portsmouth
was launched off Coionnn's southern
i 3ian ii RAILWAY Friday evening. and
~, ~ sN,iooner George w. Anderson was
HIuiel up for repairs.
head AIR. Dougherty's al .r 49,.
enee to his splendid ofrerins.s =, 49,, e
TultS ana oVercoats. He Is ,,,r,.t,,- -
~ i'er cent. reduction I'm M cb}ld,.e,,. y
e oui,s, lis toy department viii bS
priced toys VIZ" populaf-
see Eeriiley steam laundry.s "a +,
ttiiS issue calling attention to ~ az" ~
cial work for this Weel, - tue spe-
nv, RELIGIOUS NOTES
Narro,, resniar monthly session of tho
Schao oin ana Berkiey Baptist Sun,la =
.l association will be hei1 tbig 80
osnnoon NJ $50 o'clock at the Isn,,,.ia,.
"Nriue church. Berklcy. wifb ~, az.
'ractlve program. $50 q" az
s,,i ne rev. NJ. p. Porter. pastor of ,ho
i I,' s ;r, Christian church. viii de-
in,- NJ 90 'lts> wing sermon this even
90 ~, ,ov cioc< before the n,er,borS
y. NJ. NJ 80 ~. o. L.
o,! s., Thomas 2. E. church Rev c,,r
T NJ M; Conani, NJ. n. rector-Sund;,a,,.
NoNefnber 18th s a. M. holv cn r,,,,a, =
non, VA? a. M, SUNDAY schonI. '' ~
~, rnorninS prayer and sermon .,c.3,.
,aunIay' 81. Hatthew. HIN.
IN III, evening prayer ana short so,,.,,,i =
p,.t ne Nerrowness OF Tine hnd NJ
hr r,, of Eternity" Ps. cyiv.as ;' '"c
,il ,itmrsuay' November 29th Thanls
a. M festival morning nv, vs s,''.Vn' ;
thnu oH Nivic Christianity" ST. Ma.
s, fl NsiX, November sO,h. Fast aav ana
r,,,,, 1nnufeW's days a n. holv c" Gnu
iiiitninioh; 10 a. M. morning prnva, 0o,n a
n.l ,SI,.S ''SV u. M. evening PRAYER ana
co Sge' st f RE ana Strangers always well
49,, III. "oWe q supreme DEPUTY of ,,,o
j innlgnts of Maecabccs, is here in th he
interest of that order ana wor,,;,,r ,ne
0 ly,. a Special dispensation. Wi,iia n nr,
N tarss, iIowe win try to awaken new 'f in
, ,, ana Increase The memha,sh M IN ~
ene ladies' tent in this nlacc my s, VI
ON Washiugton city.
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Snceze and Flow.

but YOU cannot get permanent r.,,o,
from, G9tarrh unless you purify yonr
soothes and heels the Unnamed siirfoces'
removes all srofulous taints, and c,1rcs
Catgr:h "N cures
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-11-25

o Sick headache is cured by Hoods Pills
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-20
For Free Cuba at Once.

Havana, Sept. 16.-The results of the
elections OF delegates to the forthcom-
ing constitutional convention are being
freely discussed by the Havana delegates
and other prominent Cubsns. The con-
clusion reached is that the convention
will be controlled by the revolutionary
element.
In the main, the delegates are capable
men. Most OF them, it is said. are in
favor OF immediate and absolute inde-
pendenee. without the interv ,ntion OF q
protectorate.
The defeated republicans and Fusion
lists here have raised cry Of fraud, and
have already held a mass meeting to
protest against illegal practices.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-20
Sympathy For Galveston.

Washington, Sept. 19.-Formal mani
festations Of sympathy with the people
OF Galveston in the great affliction con-
tinue to come from all parts of the world
In addition to those already received
such expressions have come from the
president Of Chile, the Spanish minis
ter, the Belgian minister, the Mexican
minister, the Peruvian minister and the
Hayt tian minister. Where these com.
munications come directly from the
head Of state they are acknowledged by
the president himself. The others are
formally acknowledged and accepted by
the department OF state.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-20
Brunswick Hotel Arrivals.

j G Wing, st Joe; o s Crenshaw, 81
Louis; G Richmond San Francisco
e w Beuesch, OLIVER Williams, F A
Laatz, d w Ames, W w Fraser, 81 c
Merriam, Denver; j R Blackwell, jr., and
wife, Lees Summit; Mrs G w Hallar, In
dependence; j A Wells, Erie, Kansas; I
N Tompkins, Aspen; R L Trisler, Dee
Moines; G q Crane. Ottowa; G e Sher
wood, N Y.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-20
GRAND PIANO CONTEST.
A $4,000 Piano to Be Giver
Away Read the Terms of
the Contest.

Saturday there will be inaugurated in
| this city contest for grand Schaetfer
piano, one OF the finest instruments ever
offered in this city, value $500.
The manner OF the contest will be as
follows:
A number of merchants whose names
will appear in this paper tomorrow will
give coupons with every 25 cent pur-
chase, these merchants will be the only
ones from whom the coupons can be OBJ
tanned.
Persons purchasing a half dollars
worth from any one Of the merchants
pamed will receive two coupons or one
coupon for every 25 cent purchase, for
as many dollars as is purchased.
These tickets or coupons may be de-
posted for whatever organization the
holder may please. In quite number
Of cities the contest has been waged be-
tween lodge organizations and churches
but any and all societies may have a
chance.
1t will be impossible to purchase these
COuROu6 dud tuo Ouiy uhohhoA Va O0sAAA-
ing them will be through the manner
designated above.
Ballots for individuals will not count.
Twice a week tho coupons will be
counted and the result announced in
this paper.
All ballots are to be deposited in a
ballot box provided for their reception
at the Lay & Garst company store.
Tho contest will continue until the
twelfth day of January and will then
close.
The piano is now on exhibition at the
Lay & Garst company store and it will
bear the most rigid inspection.
The contest promises to become very
interesting before its close.
Try The Progress. Next to Hardy's.
Trada at The Fashion and be up-to-
date.
New fall hats arrive daily at The
Fashion.
Why pay more whom you can get it
cheaper at The Fashion.
There is nothing 30 pretty as silk
evening gown. The Fashion has full
line.
Connections, cigars. and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress. Next to Hardy
Bros.
Ladies' petticoats in blacks and all
colors at extremely good values at The
Fashion.
We do not hesitate in saying that We
have the newest and latest novelties in
dress goods in the city.
The Fashion.
The Adams Pharmacy is in receipt OF
new goods daily, and carry full line Of
drugs, chemicals medicines and toilet
articles Their stock is fresh and COM
plete and the largest carried in the Grand
valley.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-20
Star Bakery.
THE0DOR GOETTE, Prop.

Fresh Bread, Pies, and Cakes de-
livered to any part of the city.
"a loaves of bread for 81 90.
hone 1874, Main Bet. Sd and Ath.
The daily sentinel., 1900-09-20

All kinds Of Surveying Work promptly and
accurately executed. Office over P. o.,
Grand Junction, Colo.