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WALKER-LEWIS.

! Hill City Rcycille<
| Married, at the residence of the
brides parents in this city, on We'd
nesday evening. November II. 1900.
! Mr.. Will II. Walker. of Trego county.
and Miss Julia Ellen Lewis. of this
city. Rev. NJ. G.. Clayton. officiating
At 600 p. M the strains of IA beauti-
! full wedding march announced to the
assembled relatives and friends, that
the hour had arrived to witness the
contamination of, what to all is, the
most cherished dream of youth. The
IparIor was most beautifully decorated
with chrysantnenums and asparagus
and Il large bay window was especially
beautiful and lit up under which arch
| tie bride and groom stood while Rev.
Mark q. Clayton repeated the beauti-
full and impressive Presbyterian mar
riage ceremony, which united them
as one so long as they both do live"
After congratulations those present
sat down to Il supper, such as only
loving hands can prepare for these oc-
caSionS.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
y. G.. Lewis, Mrs. Mary Walker, Mr.
a II VI l. -
q. L. Verbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e.
Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley,
Mr. George Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. @. e.
Lewis, Air. and Mrs. J. e. Sterrett,
MIR. and Mrs. G.. A. Sanford, Misses
Sallie Gordon, Eva Henderson, Carrie
and Edna Lewis. Miss Jane Lewis,
MeSSrS. Chas. Lewis, Frank Fountain.
Frank Lewis and Miss Myrtle Brown,
of Downs, Kans
Following is a list of the presents:
Brides parents, sewing machine. table |
cloth and bedding; groom's mother,
two sets of silver knives and forks; |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walker and Mr.. |
and Mrs. W. E. Tilton. silver tea set; |
MIR. and Mrs. q. Z. Lewis, china tea |
set and salad dish; Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. |
Nerbeck, set of silver table spoons.
china berry dish and clocN. Mr.. and |
Mrs Joun Bailey, MIR. and Mrs. X. y.
HuleatI, Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. X. Walker |
and family, of Rock Island, Illinois,
dinner set; Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Walker
set of silver tea spoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. h. ouerrett, !s,mp, Mr. and Mrs. W.
~. Lewis, paper holder Mr.. and Mrs.
81 iLIlCS htlIt1 UdDlc CIOJIl, MISS Jane |
Lewis aud MIR. Frank Fountain, rock
ing chair: iSs Eva Henderson and
Mr.. Frank Lewis, rocking chair; Miss
Myrtle Bowen, of Downs, hand paint
ed water set; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bowen.
of Osborne, silver cake basket; Mrs
Cora EmmerSou, of Osborne. pair of ]
towels, Mr.. and MrS.J Ii. kesSeI, of
Osborne, silver berry spoon; Miss Car
RE and Edna and Mr.. Frank Lewis,
wash bowl and pitcher: Ralph and
Edna Walker, Il ten dollar gold piece;
Mr.. Geo. Cook, a china tea set: Miss
SallIe Gordon, bed spread; Mr. and
Mrs. G.. y. Sanford, pair OF towels.
Miss Lewis was one of our most ac-
aha well known young la
dies and Mr.. Walker is Il young man
of sterling worth and Influence in Ire
go county, where he has large land
and stock interests. a host of friends
both there and here, wish the young
couple. unalloyed happiness and full
measure of prosperity in the new
home. 1.-THE WORLD joins with host
of warm friends in Trego. in wishing
this eStimabie young couple, long life,
aud prosperity.
Notice
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Bears the ~ The Kind You Have Always BOugf
Signature Of &ZzMx

Gene nuuurun, representing the
Hall Litho4ra pniug company of To-
peka, was in town Monday TO call on
the county officials.
Sam Ridgway, one of the prosperous
farmers of OgaiIah township, was Il
county seat visitor Tuesday and made
US an appreciated call.
Mr. Ellethorpe, of Russell county,
visited in " IL keeney Tuesday night
and attended the meeting of the
Workman as Il visitor
Frank khrut and Frank Ivan, mem
hers of Collyer \. o. L. w, We're in
the city Tuesday night and attended
the Wa-keeney lodge a. O. L. W.
meeting.
Episcopal services at the Baptist
church, Sunday, November 18th, 1900,
as follows: Morning, prayer sermon
at il Il. m: evening, prayer and SER
mon at 1870 p. M. Rev. Lee. Rector.
Mrs. y. b. Mumert, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Allen at
Junction City, returned home Tues
day evening. Mrs. Allen accompanied
her home and will visit until after
Christmas
DR.. Jones moved his large barn
from town to his ranch on Big Creek
Tuesday. Frank krhut's engine did
the work SO easy that hereafter trac-
tIon engines will be all the go when
at comes to moving houses or barns.
Mr. John Chalk and Miss Gertie f.
Epperly were married at the home of
Judge Cliff, Wednesday evening. No
vember Il, 1900. John is one of Ire
COS hard working young farmers and
Miss Gertie is one of Trego's young
school teachers. We extend congratu-
IationS.
Last Saturday while at work in his
grove cutting brush to cover cattle
sheds, w. +. Cook, who lives Just over
the line in Cove county, cut his son
in the leg with an AK. DIR. Jones was
dispatched for and reports that the
boy has deep wound on his leg below
the knee
The freak election bet made by F. .
H. Burnham and Marshal Drummond !
was paid last Saturday. Drummond |
wheeled Durham from Eschers' cor !
ner to the railroad track. Burnham
beat bass drum all the way and young |
America enjoyed the freak as well as
the older persons.
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Notice for Publication. No. 1881.

Land Office at N;t-Eeeney. kan.
November 3rd. 1900
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice OF her intrtI-
itDn To make hnaI proof in support of ltv'
claim and chat said pruot Will be made h,-
fore the Register aud Receiver of the L. s
Land Office at Walk ecncy. Kansas. on
December 15 1900. viz:
William ID. Stephens
Homestead Entry 40 -2s073. for the north
east quarter of section -. township l. south,
railge -. west-Of the 9th i. NJ.
She names the following witnesses To prove
her continuous residence upon and cuiIiv;-
ton of. aid land. viz:
Henry Hobbck. Frank Wonner. John Red
qlc< ana Charles HObbicE all of Na-keeuty
Kansas.
l. T PURCELL. Register.
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Contractor and Build
First published Nov. H. 1900
Timber Culture, Final Proof-Notice
for PubiiCatiOn-No l2Aog

nited States Land Office.
VAN ceney- Kansas, Nov. II, 1900
Notice is hereby given that Isaac n
Nixon has filed notice of intention 10
maj etnal proof before Register and Receiver
OF l.. :: land Office at Ma-KeCnpv. IL alS:lS
ON Wednesday the ooh day of Dec 1907 on
timber culture application Nc. 1879. for thu
southwest quarter of section No. p in town
the 9th u. NJ.
He names witnesses:
Emil Lawson. John lawson william z
Barber and Thomas } Nixon all of W:l-Net-
ncy- Kansas.
l. 7. PURCELL. Register
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Fresh pork at Bakers,
Picked pork at Bakers.
Next Thui sday is Thanksgiving
a. II. Cox has gone to Texas to visit
relatives.
Go to II. o. Cook with your carpen-
ter work.
-Four weeks from next Tuesday is
Christmas.
This kind of weather makes our
coal men smile
Will Walker was in town Wednes-
uay-all smiles.
Go to Verbeck's and buy your boy
a nice suit OF clothes.
Tie weather clerk furnished us
cloudy weather all week.
A brother-in-law of G. ii. Iillman
is visiting him, from Nebraska.
County Attorney Nolan, of Hays,
was visitor to the city last Friday
For SALE: Good baby buggy and Il
swinging crib. Call at WORLD Office
w. w. Gibson has purchased the
four lots just south OF DR.. Jones resi-
dence
Go to C. J. Ferris for your carpets
and wall paper. New samples just
received.
The George Hulfaker cattle case
was tried at Council Grove the first
Of the week.
Dances at Collyer, south and east
of town and at the American House
last Friday evening
Probate Judge Cliff issued Il mar
riage license, sold a fat hog and re-
corded will Tuesday.
Charles Cue has taken his large herd
OF cattle TO the wheat fields of barton
county for the winter.
H. b. Flyr and Pearl Britt were
Initiated into the mysteries of the
W orLman lodge Tuesday night
III. Stimits and son-in-law Ernest |
Jesse, departed tuesday evening Tor
Ottumwii, Iowa, to visit relatives.
NerDeck has just received one car
OF Colorado potatoes ana one car OF /
choice apples also 5000 lbs. cabbage |
james Bell, representing the Dods- |
worth BOOK Co., OI LedvenWortlT, was !
calling on the county officials last Sat
urday-
An agent of the Mosler Safe and /
Lock Co., OF Cincinnati, OHIO, was in 4
the city Tuesday, calling on our busl-
ness men.
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William y. Stephens

governor and beating d hasty retreat,
but believe, and L am proud OF it,
that L shook The hands OF more Chi
dren than any other candidate in the
United States this ycar''-K. c. Jour
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
zl ssssz sas of &Wzzzzw
Come to US for lob work.
Smoked hams at Bakers.

Come to US for lob work
Smoked hams at Bakers
All kinds of new goods at Verbeck's.
Nerbeck-s Christmas ad next week.
Go to Verbeck's and buy your cloth
ing.
lust received at Verbeck's a mic
line of clothing.
Look for Verbeck.s big Christmas
ad next week.
II. y. Cook will make your storm
doors and windows.
II. O. Cook will fix yonr house be-
fore cold weather.
Wells drilled by Geo. V York Ad-
dress him at Collyer.
Fat hogs wanted about POO pounds
in weight at Geo Bakers.
Cottage organs, the best in the
land, for sale by G. J. Ferris.
Verbeck has the finest line ofcloth-
ing ever brought to Wa-Keeney.
Come to the postoftice to renew your
subscriptions. We are agents for Ill
most every paper published in this
glorious land.
Squire Morgan was taken sick last
while in town. He was re-
moved to his home and at last reports
he was imDrOying.
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ClGtIlingl
ClOthingi
Clothing!

Clothing!
ut Verbeck'S
Jake Altman. one of the most sue
ceSsful farmers and StOckmen OF Riv-
erside township, was in the county
seat Thursday attending to business.
John G. Marcy. of the Smoky. is at
tending court at, Council Grove. Kan
sas, this week. He is witness for
state in the George Huffaker cattle
case.
Dan DYER, representing the Topeka
Capital, was in town Saturday Dan
is a candidate for sergeant-at-arns of
the House. We hope Dan will land
the job.
Mrs T. b. Hayes gave party to
number of her friends Monday after
noon IN honor of her mother, who ex-
poets to leave shortly for her home in
Wisconsin.
FOUND: One mile east of Banner.
"Brainard's Dollar Method for the
Reed Organ" Owner can get same bv
calling at this office and paying for
this notice.
< d. II. Henlel left Monday morning
for Council Grove as the main witness
in the Huffaker cattle case. He re-
turned home Tuesday evening but
had to return Wednesday morning.
Wa-Keeney, Nov. 81, 1900.
After December 1st, 1900, 1 shall
cease giving meals. On account of
my health l must take rest. but will
continue the bakery business. L take
this opportunity of returning thanks
to the many friends who have so kind
ly patronized me in the past.
Very Respectfully,
Mrs. W. S. HARRIsoN.
Report of school in district No. IL.
for the month ending November 9th.
1900
Days taught ..---..... 20
Pupils enrolled IA
Average daily attendance I3l
Cases of hardness ,
Those neither absent nor tardv: /
Neva Clark, Homer, Grace. MAY. Mel /
lie and Ralph Perry. Mollie. Lydia
and Willie Glass and Roy Caskey.
NJ E. SKAGGs. Teacher.
The Independent tried to twit us |
on Frakes' majority in its last issue
saying he received the highest num- /
Der of votes of any fusion candidate.
Yes, Abe did receive majority of 50. /
A bout two months before the election /
he said with the air of duke. that 1
he would carry the county by 200.
Two weeks before the election he hir-
ed strikers in every voting preciHct to
work for him and for no one else on
the Notwithstanding them to ask
Republicans tn give him compIi-
vote. y number did On
election day he worked hard and with
almost tears in his ewes appealed 10
to give him Il compliment
tary- How about YOUR great and true
friend Cox's majority2, Did You fell
ows sell him out forpas
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HUDSON HARLA

The Ness county Holiness Associa-
ton will hold their next monthly
meeting at Utica. Saturday, Decem-
Der j. 1900. Following is the pro-
gram:
1000 a. m--Opening exercises. j. E.
Wood.
HOO a. m Bible exposition, 5. s.
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Watch for Nerheck'S big Christmas
al next week
Squire Morgan LOST a fine Shorthorn
bull last week from dehorning- The
animal bIed To death.
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COUNTY LINE NOTES.

Cool, cloudy and sleety.
Wheat gene rally looking well.
Cattle is doing well OH wheat.
Mrs! Wilson is about the same.
Wheat is nearly all seeded
Mrs. b. Furbeck'S mother will Day
her an extended visit.
b. Furbeck and e. orion each
have large bunch of cattle on their
wheat.
Considerable wheat is being hauled
to Ellis the past few days.
Otto rich is keeping bunch of sheep
on Lis vile
james Rinker shipped car of hogs
to Kansas City Wednesday morning
Probate Judge Cliff ISSUED mar
rIage- license to John II. Austin and
Ella Tilton. both of ColIyer township,
Nov. 10Th.
With the exception of one county,
Mckinley gained votes in every couIi-
ty in the state. The exception WIS
Clark, which cast the prodIg I0us num-
Der OF 1858 voteS--Star.
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Gze11kEk1Q
J xnkEk1

is all right, if you are too fat;
and all wrong, if too'thin already.
Fat, enough for your habit, is
healthy, a little more, Or less, is
no great harm. Too fat, consult
doctor; too thin, persistently
thin, no matter what cause, take
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil.
There are many causes of get
ring too thin; they all come
under these two heads: over
work and under-digestion.
Stop over-work, if you can;
but, whether you can or not,
take SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil, to balance yourself
with your work. You can't live
on it-true--but, by it, you
can. There's a limit, however;
you'll pay for it
SCOTS Emulsion ofCod Liver
Oil is the readiest cure for
cant eat, unless it comes of
your doing no work--you can't
long be well and strong, without
some sort. of activity.
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For SALE-Une of the best 800 acre
farms in Trego county. For terms APP
ply to George Baker, Wa-keeney,
Kan. Can give possession at any time.
ClGthingI
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The genuine has
tiliS picture on it,
axe no other.
If you have not
ried it, send for
. rec sample, its a.
yresabie taste will
SurpriSo you.
SCOTT G. BOVINE
Chemists,
400 Pearl Street,
New York.
soc. and $I.OO; all
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Floyd Burnham. Audley Croft.
Floyd Cliff. August Harrfes.
Ethel Cloud, Luverne Henkel
Jessie Curry Day Moore.
Blanche Gorrell. Reba REYNOLDS.
Irene Woodward.
MRS. MAY GREENWOOD Teacher
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Program

E. j. BADGLEY. Sec.
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II ere las been quite change in
the weather.
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soc. and $l.OO; all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-21
"Do UNTO OTHERS.
Opportunity is Given For the Cit.
izens of This City to Make
Happy Hearts Christmas

Perhaps in all the history OF Grand
Junction there has never been year
when there was 80 little poverty aud 80
few destitute families within the city
limits as there are at the present time.
All told there are probably not more
than dozen families who are actually
in need of the necessities Of life. In
almost every instance it is case OF
mother struggling to support family OF
little children, battling with the world
in order that she may keep her little
flock around her rather than send them
out to take their chances for a livlihood
among strangers.
But these deserving poor are never
quite forgotten There are times when
they are sent baskets Of food or bundles
Of clothing by some charitable person
who happens to learn OF their condition.
But an opportunity is now offered by
which everyone who desires to do 80 may
help to tighten the burdens OF those who
have been less fortunate.
DR.. e. G. Clark has secured list OF
JQ0 Ihullleb WIZ arc WoiV Vhy u oosiSeoaSo
and he asks that anyone who wishes to
donate anything in the way OF food or
clothing to this cause to take or send
same to his office, up stairs in the Colo
RADIO State bank building, where they
will be carefully and justly divided for
distribution.
There is band OF good women organ
lied in the city into a club called the
Christian Helpers, who meet once week
for the purpose of sewing for the poor,
and these ladies have assured DR.. Clark
that they will mend or make over any
garments that can not be utilized in any
other way.
Anything will be accepted that can be
spared from your wardrobe, and il you
have no way to get your offering to DR..
Clarks Office, notify that gentleman and
he will find some means of getting it.
The first distribution will be made on
Christmas day, aud another on the first
day OF the New Year.
Next Tuesday is the day OF all days
when self should be forgotten and when
all your efforts should be put forth to
make others happy. II fortune has fav-
ored you, help to gladden. the he arts OF
those who have been less fortunate, and
you will be happier from the knowledge
that you have helped to make 9th ers
happy.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-21
Last Night at the Park

Quite large audience witnessed tho
performance Of "The Waits OF New York"
at the Park opera no use, last night
Good, bad and Indifferent companies
have performed in Grand junction as
we'll as elsewhere. 1t can be stated
without any hesitation that last nights
performance WAS very Indifferent. The
"Wa OF New York" is melodrama Of the
old type, with a william who is the very
personification OF evil and a hero who is
supposed to be the living embodiment of
virtue, with other characters more or less
humorous. The portrayal Of most Of
the characters was done in a listless,
mechanical, get-there- -some-day way.
The music was OF the same quality ~ the
play-very, very Indifferent. When the
curtain dropped on the last act, sigh
OF relief went up from the audience.
1t is to be sincerely hoped that the quail
ty of the plays yet to be produced here
| will be- better than somo We have hither-
to had ad-especislfy that OF last night.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-21

Bargain House prices will pleass you I.
Try The Progress. Next to Hardy's.
Bergen's cut glass at the Bargain House
Plate Glass Insurance. Goff & Mar
shall.
Christmas candies at Boston Handy
Kitchen.
Pair OF skates given away every day at
Van Buren's.
Just think! A s5 hat for 50 so this
week at The Fashion.
Big silk sale next Friday and Satur-
day at The Fashion.
"Cleanliness is Next to Godliness. 3"
Try tho Star Laundry.
For Holiday Rates call at the Midland
city Office and see Peck.
Everyone is invited to watch the old
year out at the Armory.
Get your fruit cake for your Christ
mas dinner at The Progress.
Better make yourself Christmas gift
OF ticket to the Troop A ball.
A fine line of Christmas tree orna-
ments at the Boston Handy Kitchen.
For Rent-Three rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Enquire at this
office.
For Sale Chsap-If sold at once, three
Belgian Hares, does. Enquire at this
office.
For Rent-Furnished room with board
in private family. Gentleman. P. o.
box, 674.
Buy your boy hobby horse or little
wagon, for Xmas. The Rio Grande store
has them cheap.
Have you seen those beautiful Christ
mas ornaments on display at the Boston
Handy Kitchen
Half off on every hat IN the store for
Xmas week. Come early and get your
pick, at The Fashion.
Are you going east ? II 80, it will be
to your interest to call at the Midland
city office aud see Peck.
Busiest store in town-Bargain House.
Don't let your wife wear herself out
doing the "baking" for Christmas. Or
der your cakes at The Progress.
The Boston Handy Kitchen will fur
nish Sunday Schools with their candies
1t the lowest possible rates.
The good reputation OF the Boston
Handy Kitchen esta blished years ago
Tor pure candies, still sticks with it.
l have for sale So "a inches Of water
10 the Grand Valley canal. Will sell all
Dr. part. y. b. Rich.
Nothing nicer for Christmas gift to
! lady than a bottle OF perfume. All
prices and kinds at Adams Pharmacy.
5000 to loan on city and ranch pro-
perty in sums form 500 to $1,000. Reas-
enable rates. Ramey Bros.
Mr.. Pabor's "Wedding Bells, a Cslora-
do dyl," will make choice holiday gift.
Morocco gilt. $l.75; cloth, 81 25. For
sale at this Office.
Palmers, Wright's, Czarins's and all
the leading makes Of perfumeries at Ad-
ANS Pharmacy. Put up in elegant cases,
huu Just tuo tuius AoE PAooou~
We have few elegant rockers which
we will sell for very low figure for the
next few days,
Rio Grande Store.
Halt Rates East. The Colorado Mid
land will make half rates from all sIa-
tions to all statious in Colorado, Decem
k>ar 0itb oStb ond 21at 1000 and Tanu-
ary 1st, 1901. w. r. Peck, City Agent.
100000 kinds OF toys at Anderson's.
When you get the best, you
have the cheapest. A. u. Gour
ley guarantees all goods You
get better goods for your money,
therefore better satisfaction from
them.
Haviland china at the Bargain House.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-21
DAILY SENTINEL
LEE & BUNTING, Proprlstors.
1 N. Bunting... Editor and Manager
SLAP AT IRRIGATION.

A bill for the construction OF
reservoirs to store water on the
Humboldt river in Nevada and
for the disposition and settlement
of public lands within the reach OF
irrigation has been introduced in
congress by Rep, esentative News
lands. He further announces his
intention of introducing similar
bills relating to the Truckee, Cars
son and Walker rivers. The indi-
cations are that this is about as far
as he will get. Incidental with in
Producing the first bill he request
ed the chairman of the committee
on rivers and harbors to give
hearing to the matter of construct
ing reservoirs and the storage Of
water in the arid lands of the west.
He was promptly informed that
the committee would consider no
legislation relating to irrigation or
the reclaiming of arid lands.
This is not surprising. 1t is
right in line with the republican
policy Of coddling the east and let
ting the west shift for itself. 1t is
this policy that has hardened to
the oily sophistry Of the eastern
banker and closed the mints of the
nation to western silver. 1t is this
policy which framed the ship SUBJ
sidy bill for the benefit of few
eastern corporations and in the
first draught OF the measure, even
went so far as to leave the Pacific
coast trade without a chance to get
a penny of the donated millions.
The republican party processes
to be a party Of expansion. 1t
wants to add new territory to the
country, but it is evidently Of the
opinion that the only territory
that is worth having must be in res
mote parts of the globe. To add
several thousand square miles Of
the richest land in the world is
deemed inexpedient because that
land happens to lie within the Uni>
ted States and could be secured
without bloodshed and at the COM
paratively small cost of storing the
waters OF western rivers.
While expansion is the order of
the day, why not have a little in>
ternal expansion The Hanna gov>
vernment processes to be anxious
to build up a large commercial mas
rine. This end can be attended far
more speedily and not more ex-
pensively by adding millions OF
acres of productive lands to the in-
terror Of the country than by do
mating millions Of money to one or
two pet corporations Salt Lake
Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1900-12-21

The great singing and dancing coined
ian j. j. Williams in the musical farce
comedy, "Fun in = Boarding School" at
the Park opera house Monday, Xmas
svs. Only 50, IS and Is cents.