davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
FOR RENT-ROOMs-

/ FOR HENT-FuruisaoI parIar. SIS. other rooms
/ 81, lHi SIC. MS >o.E N.r- ave NV 80
FOR RENr-PIsazaut rrou.. 81 per week. contra,
/ FOR KENT-TIrso ar-, nicely furnished s1ug
| rooms tH party uI -.ufIuu"u- uasE fHH car
| 'n's, 80. ar Win rent sru-.E- 1888 New Jersey
| FOR EFNT-Eurui-lsI rooms 81 C. ST. n.y.,
| clean. comfortable and reasonable. also double
/ Ia'."rS. suitable for physician ar dentist e5-5
FOR RENT Furnished room on second floor. 100
9th 81. UN- cl-3
/ FOR RENT Two nice rooms f.r light house
I t,.itnE. private family. good u-.-hhurHurt. no
children 90. gth st. u.- COB
| FOR REV. gIS New York ave.. comfortable fur
''~h'd rooms; bath; trau-ieuts accommodated.
mos
| FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished Front room. with
| board 90 Massachusetts, ave NV
FOR RENT-At Ia- g. Capitol ST.. four room, on
INST rrHr. furnished or uuiarui-Hej; frr light
Housekeeping. MI
FOR RENT-Nc.tIy furnished front and back
rooms. tH e. ST. NJ. ms
FOR RENT Two front handsomely furnished
I''Nr- u-ht housekeeping. near Capitol and
library. heat. gas, bath, SIS li2 Mas ave.
nc. CORNER % ST. mss
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. newly paprrcd and
painted electric appliances, letter boxes, porCc-
! lam hath tu',, gentlemen only 40 9th st. ug-
mss
FOR RENr-27 ST. me-. furnished OF uuflrni,h-
CD Communicating rooms, heat and gas. mss
FOR RENT-Largc and small well heated rooms.
terms moderate location desirable and central.
.ue 18th 81. NV mss
FOR RENT-ElcgautIy furnished rooms s.. $.
4hH go. 100 9Th ST. nv. mss
FOR RENT-NicoIy furnished rooms. porcelain
bath, with or without board. near Government
Printing Office . ] g. me- ms-3
FOR RENT-Very desirable furnished or uufIr-
nl-hed rooms. "a 5th st. NV. mss
FOR RENT second story furnished room. s.;
references required: convenient 20 Government
Printing ottoc- la California st. ne. mss
FOR RENT Furnished or unfinished rooms on
second or third floor with without board;
southern exposure, terms moderate 5I3 J. 81.
nv. mss
/ FOR RENT-2oI F. ST. NV furnished and unfur-
nished rooms. with or without board, near Cen
sls, terms moderate ms-3
FOR RENT Front and back parlor. unfinished:
ais" second story room, furnished. co Florida
ave. NV. m>-3
FOR RENT-Onc nicely fu.ui,rr,I FRONT room,
front and back Farlor unfinished. with use 0f
kltgngni rel-guahle- 1926 llth 81. nw. ms-3
FOR RENT-Rooms for two. $50 each. 800 II
st. NV mss
FOR RENT-Furuishcd rooms: also two base
ment r1ams; very cheap $40 p ST. Nv e1-5
Far RENTED OH St. NV. Furnished rooms
light housekeeping permitted; reasonable e7-5
FOR RENT-NiceIy furnished and unfurni=hsd
rooms de9irablc location. rs ST. me- c7-5
FOR RENT-Tvo beautifully furnished rooms,
SO and SD soi S. NV c.-3
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
Hire
FOR sALE-TYPEwRITEHs.

FOR RENT R4uinetau- smith Pfsmier,, BCD,.
more. amt other make. 50 month"; upaullter
repairing; careful workmanship, very reason
able charges. Investigate, WASHINGTON TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. az gtA -. nw. m2iy
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AMERICAN LINE.

ALL-LNLOhLN LIN
NEW E-SOUTHAAIPTCN-LO
Phi 'riiaSCp. H. 10 a. ~ st Louis Sep D. 10 am.
4 Plul>sp- Is 20 arI. Ps.iI'r Hia- Olt2. % an
Have-l1rd Sep. 81, noon 80. Paul. Oct. G. 10 a.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW k-ANTWERP-PARIS
" 1dcrland Sep. II. noon F'ric-land-- oct . noon
hen- -con--Sep- is, noon Southwark oct. o. noon
iceland. sep. >. noon sVaderllud. Oc-IG noon
New tvin-screw steamers calling a. CherJJu-g
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers lf and j. y r.
Ncv York Cfssce. IS Broadway.
WASHINGTON OFFICE 1895 s y ",
Or C. ~. Nos. 1911 C St y W
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

FOR >ALE-Fine siz-room and bath brick. mod
ciu improvements. excellent location; on car
hnei good home OF investment. CAN 1914 81 t.
nv r7a-s
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

" 'NTED-To buy. i've -s.auI-irsHd r.isH rr,f--
i-.-' must be- cheap. Addr.- BON NJ. this oft.e.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

" ANTED-Cood butcher I,c box. Addrr., 10:
ed 10. nv. -.
WANTED phaI-tcrine. carpets altered and r.5r
-.' steam cleaning D. e. COM. Io2 81 81. ur.
rt-L cow.
81 ANTED-T0 Luv. i've -..4u.r-tr,l.I r..,I r.,s--
ir.-; must De cheap. Add-.-- BON NJ. tai, s+f.--.
r--5
HIGHEST cas. prices rJid tar ladies' and gentle
mems ca-t-Yn clothing. Addrr-- postal anI &
vii call. rs. RICE. 1892 .th IT. nv MIN.
NANfED-High,st cash price, paid Tor Ladies,
ard gent 5 cast-of clothing drop postal IN an
j. TARsUEs. - 9Th IT, NV uI5-Irr,
NhNrED-ln making room u yau- house f.-
l"Hf new furniture you should G.s- I'D mind
.rH can dispose Of your t4-t-of carpets aud
furniture % the best IJrIuilee ~ hitK,J~
NOTES MAMMOTH Al tTION ROOMS. lsl,-s.
T. nv Drop postal or phone 1874 ana aiI
all 90,
NANTED-old feather Lrd, TOP cash. Add-e>s
Box 99., this Office. COS
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
.BaltinnOre&OhiO
RAILROAD.
-. b - - 5. -.


Leave Washington, New Jersey Ave and e. St.
Chicago and Northwest 100 o. I1-. sos pm.
Cincinnati s. LOUIS. and Indisusu5li> 1906
o. M .2-fJ p IN. sl-I0 night
Pitt.hurE and Cleveland. 'lo=55 a. M. 50 p
H. and LOO night
Columbus and Wheeling. sos p. m.
"ineae=ter. SIS a. m. s.iJ. and 80 p III
Luz-y. .a-45 o.
and 5-3l p- m sundays, $50 D. m- and f-25
p- W
Freierirk. SIS. --s-o5. 1850 q. m. -'I:l5.
4,a0. and --f..-5 p M
EaEcvs-uHH. 1905 a. m and SD o. m
Bovd and vas points. s.a5. r-g.ol a. m. s'l-I5
4-aD. $50. 100 p ID.
Cai.ier~brrg and way points SIS. 1900 A.
~. l2.5H, ''I.I5, s5l5. i.an. 200. 3D.
a1-OI. r+Ir-I5 HIS D. M
Washington Junction and way points. ISIS.
900 M r'i-lj. ASH $50 p- a.
Baltimore, week DAYS, N2-5F. 500. 6-51. X 80.
N--I5. Es-so s-sI. x9-sJ 1880 d. M. zI2.I0 M,
I5-Ij NI-LJ Nf-'" N4-o. Nf-51- 4-S5. E5 o.
Nj-IJ. N5-iI Nj-1D b-50. Ns-u1- Nlp-op. yII-s1.
ID .s5. D.. ODD. SUNDAYS N2=-ll Ng-fI. NIB SD
5000 n-. Nl--lu Nl-lj, l-lI, N--vp. x&-s1. 80.
AJ-o1. N1-Ie G-al, $500, zIo-so AII-81, zii-55
ROYAL BLTE LINE.
AT trains Illuminated with Piuts,h light
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Boston. and
the East rZ-g5. r--J5 lDn-rl 500 lBuHetI
Dngr- sI-II Diner}. 800 i"RavlI Limited
Dsu-rf 1900 tBuHel. -T7gI tuiu-ri 500 and
'II-55 p- m Sleeping car open at 1880 e'rlJckl.
PsT,gT cars 1H an day trains
Atlantic City. lu-Y9 DE- ui-. 1910 noon. and
TI-IU and 500 p- ~
DAILY. Except SUNDAY sunday only
Eyur--~ f.s5s-.
Baggage called Tor and checked from hotels and
residence hs Union Transfer Co. on o-Ee-, Ieft
at ticket -l5ee~- 90 Peuu-y lyluit avenue North
west. Nca York avenue and Fifteenth Street aud
~ depot Ir.eL1gne ticket Offices .1s b & o.
d. p MARTIN. Mgr. Fass. TraHc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

NANTED-0ld feather L,d- TOP cash. AdIrs~s
Box 39., this Office COS ,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

500 cash. balance monthly So including inter
est situated near Washington Circle: neat =
room ana bath brick. modern Improvements: lot
is H. front; bargain, If sold at once.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
FOUND.

ICE CREAM zoe gallon, not made IN celia.
but above ground for sewer gas aL0uuds in eel
Jan, aud breeds typhoid, dphucria. etc., moral
don't cat that Hind. IACEYS is pure AMI
t,IL.Luus. 81 \ y ave. lILnne POSI-.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
ROoNs AND RGARD.

FOR RENT-DaubIe aI,oya front and Hse. rooms,
UitE board thiri-siDry r5rm-. -apI sl- uw.
eI-E
FOR RENT-Ezt-a large front room Lal-I sV5-
$3.50 week three, So each. 1902 G,h Sc. rw.
et-s
WANTED-Trc I,sardrr-: nicely tu-r.,h-,r r,1rI-
good board; gas lud bath, $50 per wee, each.
-oa7 % ST. uv- mss
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished roor>. with table
board. 100 L ST. NV f.s-5
FURNISHED rooms with board - F,st capitol
ST. r-s-g
WANTED-Tbree gentlemen 10 occupy two
rooms. second floor. with OF without board.
reference, exchanged Il05 So. NV m--S
NEAR Capitol and Library. rooms with board
30 lst -. ne mss
ROOM and board for tHo: gentlemen preferred
private family, terms moderate Ily- 18th 81.
DIV. w--8
FOR RENT-IIs X 80. NV. pleasant front rooms
with board; southern exposure, married couple.
as
FOR RENT-Nierly furnished front and back
rooms. with table board, terms reasonable. so
9th 30. NV r--s
5I2 ~T.->uite. and single rooms. good table.
two bath rooIa-, trau-i,uL,. ms.
ROOM and board. SIC to SO pr month reTltIe-
HcE only 1921 ST. NV ru53-im
FOR Neutrality-suspicious. and papered ROOMS.
with OF without board. everything first class;
splendid location Slz 9th 81 nv elO-I
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
WANTED-FIsATs.

NANTED-By three adults. urfu-uf,reJ fgr 4
trr or s.y rooms. bath. heat. boz Northwest .r,.-
ION; occupancy October p. Address z. e.. r.. p
' Box ia. CITY n.y.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
HELP wANTED-MhIE.


.rr, ,,.,,,.
Ira -i ~ ~ hll-.dAAE-
J. JOSEPH p. EECK. Irs 9th 81. NV. 81
r.,,-7-r-r,
..n4 d, cleaning. dg.."s, and pressing. y. GRo-~
I'D % -'. H.- s'-s
WANTED fir---uIs-s barber. 100 a.. S. sw-
WANTED a ,..rr. ,,,.-. t.- -t.. ,-,.- r...------
state a-r ant c,Trri,ucr- Box Iol- rls office eI
WANTED Good i.rr..- . . ,.sr AZ .
r.-s ST.
g,>rr1 , e------- f--.--,----. ---,,-------
ether need I-.,, Nv T|s -t..
v,NTF0- Cd -,---- r.---.--r- r------ ,--r----
..1.r s.rr " - 81
NANTED-Au experienced raIarcI driver ir.
w.at store, must know aI about Gaze or horses.
n
~ ,I-7,r-,,
-..r-s-.T- ...,.T-. 49,. 80 .r,
INV. 'i''. ~
- -----------
NA\IEb-Tvcufv carpenters. no once TTIul
5rirsyard. addison. IA. eli
--
six walters four di,I.vl-b,r., r,rt.- r,.r ,ri
H1Usel1ys three drivers. ~UAtKIFFuRu ~H.
D. st. nv. mI
.-
piy NATIoNAI. CIGAR FNCTagy I1ri rl ave
mi
"A >-7-,-1,
mss
"a ,,-7r1-7, -.
7th st. NV. mi
IA ,>--rlD 80.
on professional people: good nav. AI.iress R0X
g., This office. mi
WANTED White boy. i6 or Is wears old in
tailoring store. must have bf.lglr. steady rIsas
5l@ l2rh 81. uW- mi
"
Va. ~ 10 En'lS, ne drummer. 10 solicit trade
nom ErurgrS- Address Bon ab. this office. mss
MoLEkN BARBER SCHOOL. New York City:
mere students wanted. eight weeks completes,
N@-o5 >1luLd1!>' tools Donated $40 20 sl5
"lyaE IulI1Hle.a Ei41Iaiee' special in11se-
NANIED-Au experienced uvat cutter: no 9th
q ' Apply -' once O"oA bi'"S-' l.v9 l4'N
-----
MANIED-StTouS boy OF 10. with wheel. TO work
mi
.,-.,-,-,-, - -
ave NV mi
snH dGi1 r gi'n S1 hand . t., , 'r around lag
need 'rrly' between e and a. ~ Oh nth
- Wv ms
MA2NIED-loun- man with good references; So
~ 80 ~ i'-i'',.,"' i'7''''"' Apply bA9"h5.Nl l.
ID LzLG 81 NV ri
"AN 1.-Two .l white BARRIERS 1t once; - wee-
----- 90, d. -,C- NV -LL
WANTED Several good rlfurcr, N NOR
sDN, 1910 S. nw. ms-2
WANTED Fr.rr4..a ,-.g l..r.r.s f.-Fg ~
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
FOR sALE-BICYCIEs.

FOR sALE-BICYCLEs.
fnk >Ai-E Five good secondhand wheels. o.. 70
sold this week al yauT yD7s r.s,,. eg- lur So.
-u. 80.
FOR >ALE-f7~nt's cleveland. guaranteed. So
Address Bon 81, this office. M.
FOR ShE-GCHt's bicycle splendid condition
so Address BON D. This office ma
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-Bv young widow. place o. housaless.-
co. 40 Thompson ST. NV eq-t
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
wANTED-HORsEs AND VEHICLES
LOST,

NANIEb-Tp buy good horse. good price
u suited. Addre-~ Bon s2. this office m--8
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELD WANTED-FESINLT2.
UNNTEp-Fir-r-,,a-- waist hands. ruIy ura-.
Understanding choir business need apply. I.I-
N.~s3. anstf, ave" NV Cd
NA>TED-GirI 90 do general hau-cuok- - sd
NANTEU--a5 Vow jersey ave. NV. gf- O..
cook. wash, and iron, ALSO uaitrg,, and cham
nrrwaid. e.
WANTED-whrto girl for nuu-,rgrt and wash.
family of three, on w. A. 81 Nr- r. bv- N.-
drs-z Mrs. LnNG. ST. Elmo. 49,, 81
WANTEp-Calarcj woman. t,r general house
VOC. N. llth st. NV c'-@
NANTED-A frst-cIa,s woman. tur general
iausewors- wages, SD rer month. De-. ference r.-
glT'i- no NlrEiuI ave- ~w- oI
WANTEp-CoIorcd cook. Jt once, also maid. a2,
18Th So. NV. cn-2
NANTEU-GuI. in a Im.lt1.m. ou, that under
stands cooking, come prepared fog work, wage.
$40 per month ll'l Both So. Un. CO..
WANTEn-WH5tc girl about IG years o.J. o.,
ElsSe- Cali at 1927 -,H st. uy,- 81
NANTED-A good woman. ru cook wash. and
non Apply 81 1875 D 81. "r- 81
WANTED Bright girl about d. for office. APP
WANTED-A girl. for general hou~cvo-s. no
laundry G23 ST. NV 81
WANTED Young woman. 90 assist iu bath h.,,i-
r5sS, experience not necessary. CIu 1914 Pa. ave.
rN-' walk upstairs don't ring. eos
NANTED-Seryaut; general work. Gail after $50.
~ ST. NV. eos
NANTED-Neat, honest ,vla.rd girl for general
.auScw0Tk in family 1f four aG-t,, must he
good cook $40 b ST. ne. 81
WANTED-CoI0rcd woman. ta cook wash. and
iron for small family. must stay nights, furnish
r,terenccs. Apply IHt st. NV. eI
WANTEp-No fees in advance. . general house
]" 81 d. .rrH 81 .T. ID
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-09-09

MANTED-By gentleman. ru1m and board. cen
OIess BON o. this office M.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18
str..t car Ethl., In vl.nn..

The tramcars in Vienna are small
and dingy, and, like everything else,
are controlled by the government,
writes correspondent in the New
York Times. II you infringe upon the
law, however slightly, you fnd the
good right hand of Franz Josef clutch
ing you by the neck. AS an instance,
the windows of the cars can only be
opened on one side; there is law to
that effect, as the Austrians regard .
drauGht even in midsummer as some
thing deadly. The passenger must also
see to it that his fare is paid; the
duty Is not on the conductor at all.
Should he happen to pass you by. y u
must keep your eyes upon him, as ens
government inspector is liable to jump
on the car at any moment. and II you
have no ticket showing that you have
paid. you are arrested then AID there.
Another thing. you are allowed to
jump OF and on horse car. but II you
do the same thing in the case OF N
electric car you are arrested.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18
Strangers seem to be wonderfully

Strangers seem to be wonderfully
astonished at the improvements 60
ing on in the building line in Grand
Junction. This building has been
kept up for the past several years
so that the residents have become
used to it and scarcely notice new
business block or residence now.
Grand Junction is not booming -
just building in substantial man>
ner each year, and this year will be
the banner one.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Tomorrow afternoon memorial
services will be held in the City
park. Every business house in
Grand Junction should be closed
during the hours off to 4 Twill
be day of sorrow for the nation,
and the lesson taught the younger
generation is one of loyalty to the
head of the government. Drop
business tomorrow afternoon and
ioin the crowd that will be in at
tendance at the memorial services.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Memorial services tomorrow afternoon
at the City park.
The scholars and teachers Of Teller in
stitute will come to tho memorial 90, =
vices tomorrow afternoon at City park
in body.
The postoffice will be closed after 10
o'clock, tomorrow in memory Of the late
president. This is orders from Wash
ington and Postmaster Edwin Price will
comply with the request OF the post
master general.
The Citizens band gave very delight
full open air concert at tho concert at the
corner of Second street and Colorado
avenue last night. Several hundred peo-
pie enjoy cd the music.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Tomorrow the funeral Of Presi>
dent William Mckinley will take
place in the city of Canton, Ohio,
his native place Out Of respect to
his memory services Of some kind
will be observed in all the chief cit
les of the land and in many of the
smaller towns. Here in Grand
Junction preparations are being
made to do honor to the fallen chiefs
tain.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Grand Junction is again overrun
by a gang Of hoboes. This class Of
men should be run out of town.
There is no room here for dirty,
lazy, loahng tramps. The officers
Of the city do their duty and round
them up time after time, but, on ac>
count of this being railroad Gems
ter, it is impossible to keep them
out. A stone yard and a railroad
police might be the means of get
ting rid of great many Of them.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Work has commenced upon a
beet>sugar factory at Greeley. 1t
is to cost 100000. Colorado will
soon be the banner state of the un>
ion for the cultivation of the sugar
beet. 1t is in its natural element
here, and with irrigation an im>
mense Weld can be had each season.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

From the window of the chapel softly
sounds an organs note.
Through the peaceful Sabbath gloam-
ing drifting shreds of music foat,
And the quiet and the freight and the
sweetly solemn tunes.
Bear me dreaming back to boyhood
and its Sunday afternoons;
When we gathered in the parlor, IN
the parlor stiff and grand,
Where the haircloth chairs and SOFAS
stood arrayed, a gloomy band,
Where each queer oil portrait watched
us with a countenance Of wood.
And the shells upon the whatnot In
dustless splendor stood.
Then the quaint old parlor organ, with
the quaver in it's tongue,
Seemed to tremble in its fervor as the
sacred songs were sung,
AS we sang the homely anthem, sang
the glad revival hymns
OF the glory of the story and the light
no sorrow dims.
While the dusk grew even deeper and
the evening settled down.
And the lamp-lit windows twinkled in
the drowsy little town,
Old and young we sang the chorus and
the echoes told 1t DER
In the dear, familiar voices, hushed or
scattered evermore.
From the windows OF the chapel faint
and low the music dies
And the picture in the freight fades
before my tear-dimmed eyes,
But my wistful fancy, listening hears
the night wind hum the tunes
That we sang there in the parlor on
those Sunday afternoons.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Talk up and work for canning
factory tor this city by another year.
1t must come. We need it. Too
many hundreds of dollars worth OF
fine fruit go to waste in this valley
each year and some means must be
provided to take care of it.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

The entire National Guard OF
Ohio will be in attendance at the
funeral Of the late president in Cans
ton tomorrow. They will form a
double line from the Mckinley
home to the cemetery. All Ohio
will turn out to the funeral and the
city of Canton will have more peo>
pie in it tomorrow than will ever be
there again, it is likely.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

The sugar refinery will start up
about the 10th Of next month and
the management hopes to have
things in such shape that contin
uous run will be made until this
seasons crop is all converted into
the finest kind of granulated sugar
ready for the market
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

One of the best investments that
could be made in this city would
be the erection of fifty modern cots
tages OF from four to six rooms. If
such houses were built yet this fall
every one of them could be rented
before finished. People are inquir-
ing for houses to rent every day.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Active work in the coal mines Of
the Grand valley is going on now
and plenty of the black diamonds
are being unearthed for the winters
supply. The coal mined in this
county is superior to any in the
state. There are mountains Of it,
too,
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

In the east people speak Of fruit
and vegetables by the quart and
bushel. Here in the Grand valley
such remarks are too insignificant
and they say tons and carloads. 1t
is a fact that carloads of the finest
fruit that ever grew has been
shipped from this section Of Colo
RADIO for a number OF years, but this
year it has been going out by the
train load.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

United States secret service Of
fcers have come to the conclusion
that the assassination of President
Mckinley was the result of care
fully worked out conspiracy, and
that in all probability the details of
the plot were arranged in Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18
Notice.

All Modern Woodmen OF America are
requested 20 meet OF the Odd Fellows
hall at o'clock p. M. to take part in the
funeral services OF our late president
William Mckinley. Neighbors seeing
this notice will please notify other
Neighbors.
Geo. II. Ourrie,
8. h. Voils, V.C.
Clerk.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

General Funston is suffering with
appendicitis in a hos ~ital at Manila
Rev. R. T. Kirkland has been
arrested for non support OF his fans
lily.
Sovereign Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows is in session at Indianap>
oils.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

The mornings and evenings are
becoming quite cool. This is the
"glory time" of the year in the Grand
valley. No other section of the
state can surpass this valley for eli
mate during the fall and winter
months.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Last week was the rush week
among the fruit commission houses
OF the city and valley. All hands
are busy day and night packing and
shipping fruit
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Death causes the enemy to be-
come the friend. That the queen
regent of Spain should forget all
about the war between this country
and Spain in sympathy for the dead
president shows a noble character
one worthy of emulation.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Little groups of politicians en-
be seen standing here and there on
the streets these days conversing
and fixing" things before the great
event the first week in November.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

The grand jury, at Buffalo, New
York, has reported to Judge Emery
in the county court an indictment
against Czolgosz, charging him
with murder in the first degree.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

The trial of Czolgosz. the mur>
derer Of President Mckinley, will
take place next Monday. 1t is to
be hoped that it will be speedy and
the verdict all that the people an
ticipate.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18
B. P. 0. E. Attention.

You are hereby ordered to appear at
Armory hall Thursday, September 10, at
O'Clock p. IN. to attend memorial SER
vices Of our martyred president. Parade
dress.
j. W. Silco1, Z. r.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

One week from tomorrow the res
publicans Of Mesa county will place
a ticket in the field and then war
will be declared
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Speaking of vegetables, The Sem
tinel will state that no better toma-
toes, potatoes, cabbage, turnips,
beets, etc, grow than those raised
in the Grand valley.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Thirty-six years ago next Sun>
day, September 22nd, Abraham
Lincoln issued the emancipation
proclamation which freed the COL
ored people from slavery.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Grover Cleveland, the only sur
viving ex-president, attended the
obsequies Of the late president at
Washington yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Memorial services were held in
the rotunda of the Hotel Colorado
at Glenwood Sunday evening.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

OF the six presidents elected by
the republican party three have
been Observation-Disclosures, Gar
field and Mckinley.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

The body of former President
Mckinley was taken to Canton.
Ohio, today.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

AT 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
the first cabinet meeting oi the new
president took place.
The daily sentinel., 1901-09-18

Friends of Mrs. Mckinley are
alarmed about her when the reac>
ton comes.