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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The Maman's Nor. cnagar BIZ

The GUlc num.,T ,- .-. E...''..f'
Home {, mpinion is brimfUI Of mite.
Of Scason1bIc interest. Tho feature
alticl,a which are exceptionally inter
cstinr include an illustrated interview
with Madam" Lillian NOrdica. "tncle
San's COIN Factory" Curious Mar
riace CustomS.' and w omen in
War." There is also large amount
Of choice fiction. embracing the follow
ing short stories: Lady Mary's AdVcn-
ture" John Oxenford: The Singleton
Syndicate" Caroline \. Mason; peter
ann the Green Men" ANA The opening
chapters Of Charles McIlvain"'S cXcit-
ing serial. The I;cincarnHtirn Of
Captain John Hadnor." Mrs. Larned
tells how t. give q Christmas dinner,
ana there arc articles descriptive of
holiday entertainments and many
suggestions about the making of sim
pl" gifts. The regular household and
fashion departments give much timely
METER and all in all this is one rf the
best nlnnbcrs Of this always interest
ing magazine that We have yet seen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The Living Age Tor 1902.

During the fifty-eight years OF It's eX-
istence this sterling weekly maGazin"
has steadily maintained its hi@h stand
ard. 1t is a thoroughly salslactor!
compilation Of the most valuable inter-
ature of the day, and rs slch IS un-
rivalled. As periodicals OF al sorts
continue to multiply, this maSazin"
continues to Increase in Vaiue' ana 1t
has become quite Indispensable I" the
american reader. Ry its aid alone he
..ar. with ar economy Of time. labor
AMI money otherwise impract"ahi'-:
keep well abreast with the literary ana
scientific nrogress Of the age ana WIN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
THE SPORTSMAN'S SHOW.
ARRANGEMENTS Made Tor the Annual Show in
Boston. to Open Feb. 22.

with dr,p SHOWS in 4" moose ami
deer Yards. gums AMI tii!cS- f"dS 'n'h
landing nets laid away for another "I'0
season nothing remains in the nature "i
bccEoning woodland pleasures 70 dNcl;
attention fiein the approaching third hi-
,nnial SportSmcn's Exhibition. Wnlch
opens. Washington b'rthuaN, III Nc
chanics building, Boston.
Decision to prepare for this show an'!
TO upcn it on Feb. -. 1872. for 4 three
weeks lun was determined at Il recent
mc.tinc of the Massachusetts sports
mems Association. an organization, winch
since its inception has diligently chdtt-
vurcd to arouse an interest IN Mature
studies by introducing game anlina $
game birds ana game fishes INTO cIoSe"
relation with the people
The dual underlying motives to ehnant'
game protection and 10 plant Secos winch
shall ultimately suroui Il utSitr I"i Il Il
the organization Of the association. which
ms for directors such wcll-kuown gentle
men sport$men IS Paul Butler. I1ben .l9 =.
Jordan. 4. jefferson CoolidGe Jr soi-
Intier Ames. Capt. 5. u. Parker, John T.
Thnver. Francis Il. Crowninsh!eld, Coz.
pcrcv Parker. Thomas ". Lawson, iona
r. Burnett. Samuel !. Elder; John &.
Watson +. j. Wardwell. Frames skinner 7,
Il. Edward Read and {. W. Dimick.
Not in vain has the association en-
treated public sysmpathy and attention.
Approyal of its efforts TO entertain |"
educate and to engender desire lot j
, rmnharicgllv pronounced in 1898. and
o,rain in 1900. when for the first and Sc
cond time city born New Englanders vino
had never heard beaGles hilarious on a
rabbit scent. or to Whom mefltioit - q
wiIJfoui meant nothing more than a
spear-shaped line on the SKY. Were ch-
abled TO study our New t-nsiahd fauna
from life. , ;. 49,;
I'm previous exhibitions the ASSOCIATION
confined its exhibit to the game ami
mails birds and fishes or the tnited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

enthusiasts the day viii cuiuc wutu n..
pletc without a captive balloon it'll tL,
back ward for the reception 81 patients.
We Shall have all"pathic pari"oEisis ANA
homeopathic balloonistS. The furn..
school will take their patients to an alti-
tudr Of three or tour miles. while the
homcnpaths will treat them 10 it'll"
iIuntS Of 1"n feet ur Sa at time. In.
balloon cure is bound to he popular.
Would yOu see the sort of people who's
.ntir" mind lies in this groove of .cro-
nauti"s who have no room for amy nth.r
thouEht thHm mat q .c"npIrmna thc
Hir2" VISIT thr Nrlndrrm" nit rrrr dc4
Princes in Paris Uu y iinr afternoon.
Here You viii lind the a.rship cr.iuks
hard At work, "hlivipus T. TN" Sc"ffuE
crowd of spectators. ~ ". enter iE,
park our attention il. Hrst attracted b>
Il lpng-haircd individual, Of the ;tgc III
50 or thcrcaboutS. VINO is running VII ana
down holding q kit"-strinE. fhc kite
itself is CONFUSED Ut cloth stretched
upon bambop and tn" inventor proudly
announces that 1t is = working model Of
the first perfect airShip. AS long aS III
inventor runs TO ANA tro At Il high rate
ut speed the kite remains aiOtt but TIL
moment he stops, down ii comes, ker-
Hop, This. he explains, is tritling defect
which Will soon be rcincGIcG. Ihtn san
toS- bImGnt $ airStip Will be sold for old
tank In different parts Of the grounds
other aerial machines In miniature are
flying more or less successfully. each
auXirlsly eyed 10y III" inventor and a
lew friends who look as il hey m:sht be
his Keepers.
II is especially noticeable tothc stranger
That ~ inventor CarrS to rIsk Il flight IN
lis machine. Each however is cvI-
WINGED that he has solved the problem Of
aerial NAVIGATION There remains but thr
trifiinE dittcHity Of putting the thcorci-
cal solution To practical uSe. ono ncncVu-
lent looking oiu gentleman produces for
our Inspection an enormous ouu wing.
shaped likc NultlIrr'S. which. he says,
when made by som" motive force to beat
the air will. in CunjluC,ion with another
similar wing. not Yet completed. raise an
elephant 10 any required attitude We
respectfully refer him to those gentlemen
who raise elephants for living, but ne
insists on following us about aud "a
planning the advantages OF his Invention,
until We begin To- talk back in nome
made French. Then only does - run for
his life.
The French are an enthusiastic folk:
even fads are often turned to practical
uses. May IL not be thai with al their
orcaminc and theor.zing they may q" tor
me iirstip what they nave ALREADY done
for the automobile
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

the work of the ablest living writers.
It is the most comprehensive of mnga-
lines 10 all new subscribers for 1902.
the publishers offer free the Seventeen
Weekly Issues Tor the four months
September To December 1901. inclusive.
until the edition is exhausted III :
tending subscribers should hasten to
avail themselves of this generous offer
The Living Age Co. Boston, are the
publishers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming uuder
the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST, &C.. will be inserted onca for
Is cents and cents for each subsequent
insertion ADVANCE PAYMENT In
sending by mall. remittance Of postage
stamps should he made with order. as
the charges are too smai 10 opea ac-
counts for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
. - 9F q - -" -, !
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL TUESDAY. DECEMBER

liSh IN INTO the streams and sea for The use
The a,'H UitautS s,1;a;, OF the world.
|Ehe1 maievolent demon. is invisible ana
'lves In the ocean with his wife and chii'
uren, VINO, help him to devour the bodies
@ VI 'i9se VINO are drowned or buried at
80 go; ~ mas poats for travelling under tho
surface OF the sea. and carries with him
=, q nG., II, winch he places all the human
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Miss or Mrs.

Snc--I want to get Il necktic for Il
gentleman.
c",tk-Y,s. miss; here are some vcr,
pretty ones 1pr trr COLLAR
Ehr-Dh. DON'T want tu pny more than
quarter.
ticrk-Ycs. madam: does your husband
like dark or light co!orS?
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Too Many OF Them.

mo, said the candid inebriate. when
I'm arrested for being fun | never give
my real name. 1t would compromise 100
many people"
Indeed. and what is your name in
qUircd the mac ciStrate
.Lnln Jnn,.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
From Far Iowa.

SUD i cranky dyspcptir from "a jill
- wish my dyspepsia would fla
Bat alas 'twould not fly.
And when offered mince pie.
he was forced 10 cXCiaim: Take thai
pia,'t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Lovely Women.

Critcck--I saw YOU at tn" premiere OF
the ne" comic opera thought ther-
Were 7 good manY tine lines III I'LL ,.:-
l"CiHllE in the cnnruscs. dIdu NDUr
Fr"ntrow- wen. | noticed Il &ood m7n.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
FOUND.

A SMALL GOLD RING on Church
street Owner can have same by calling
ut Journal office and paying for this ad
dcclfd3t q
CLOSING EN- OUT regardless Of cost
Some extra trades in clocks watches
Jewelry. spcctacieS and razors. The choic-
est perfumes 35c ;in oz. 10y l.. : Lewis. at
Dr. w. Johnson's Office, SO Water St
Augusta. ,ecl3dnWa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
LIGHT AND AIRY.
A Compromise.

Hnurroughs-Say oid man. lend me- 81
Till the first of the month. will You?
Marklcy - Well-or-Ih compromise
with you. I'll lend you 81 till the 10Th
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

DEfosIToka PASS KOGhs Nos. a.,..
.5is, 55i9. 5551, 555l, G697, issued by the
kcnnebec Savings Bank, Augusta Maine.
decl3d3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
No. Dangerous.

T"SS-lt seems she was taken with Mr.
CadlciEh : intelligence.
J"SS-W"ll if that all she's taken with
il isn't Il very severe ittack
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Getting Old.


WhiCaGu ECcoril-IIcr;tldl
Croker says hc is getting old I-nfortl-
natelN. however, h doesn't seem to i'm
prove much with age
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Once More for Moses.


The Hon. Nose Wctmurc has again
landed heavily on the octopus II" has
for the second tim" sold out to the brute
at Il big prout.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

There are about 80 students who are
supporting or partially supporting them
selves in VariouS ways at the University
of Michigan. The occupations vary from
washing dishes to tutoring
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Discouraged by Marx.


We have a notion that the promoters
OF The next Virginia horscwhipping part :
are going to find the recruiting business
az cidedly duh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIFE EEADiNG-Six questions an
swered for sc. concerning business and
social affairs. Mae Belle Berton, Angus
Ia. Me. Box a9S. novl9ilm'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
1t Depends.

Though StuhbnrNur-S We greatly hate
Stiff firmucSS We roudono.
Th" former is nur n.ighbnr's trait.
The latter tx our own
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The Proper Spot.
New York World1.

UNIV OIk " OrIUl.
Senator Hoar wants all tht, anarchists
ci 'be world pat together in one place.
Ni@ht We suggest III" North Pole for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
A Sea OF Beer.

Chicago Tribune)
The ideal anarchists island-a body Of
land entirely surrounded by beer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
The Record Conservative.
tPittsburG Gazcttc).

The report that the Congressional
Record would run IN Illustrated pictur"
puzzle department is cmpnllicaiy denied
in Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
WANTED.

WANTED-i temperate young
| man would iik" situation to take care nf
horses or do general work. Best refer.
enc"s. state wages. Address J. a. lIodt-
i,lnS, NobleDor". NJ. dccl6dlwT
W.tNTED-Men To learn narner trad.
New system. Eight weeks completes
Wages Saturdays. Tools donated Po-
SitonS guaranteed when through Write
for catalogue. Moler's Barber School. New
York city. decl6alwF
HEALTH MD ACCIDENT insurance
agents wanted. Address +. a. wilson
Asency Mgr, Room u. oxford Bldg,
Portland, Nj. deul4l3ts
THE LADIES toknow / AM prepared Il
do all kinds ot fur work.cuttlng ANA max
ing. Mrs. Alice Gre"nlief, j." Highland
Ave, Gardiner. d,cl3dimu
RELIABLE MAN each town. valuable
contract goods patented and legally pro
tert"d for II years Enclose stamp fnr
reply. u. q. Patterson Watervill,.
decl3d1w'
y GOOD. second hand upr ut piano f"r
knights of Pythias lodge +" M. Apply
J. Frank Dyer, Trustee. dorl3dlv
WANTED-Dad. don't ,. h-,r"
want for a Christmas pres D. -rI.-t
ship in The International Corr '.q.
School Office, Bangor St ''-
dents in Augusta.
A GOOD DRIVING HORSE I4 ,->-
change for one Of the Lambert L4Sulir...
engines. the most reliable and best mai.
engine on the market Write to (. c.
Hunt. Genl. Ag l., Augusta. Me.
decl2dlw'
A WOknING FOREMAN il JOB print
ing office running one tw0-rcvO.uiion
Wnitlock cylinder ana three jobbere
Must bc Al workman. Steady position
Salary So pei week. W. III. sherman, !
Bar Harh"r Mo dec1ldIw
PULLERSOVER AND SOLE LAY |
ERS at johnson Bros, HallOwell Me.
.dec3dtf
\ MAN 10 do farm work. Call at 223 |
Water street. .eC2dtf !
WANTED-Everyone to know, that BY |
beside Augusta Savings Bank. YOU can |
save from - to - cents on every dollar |
OF musical merchandise YOU buy. The |
latest popular sheet music Mt lnC per !
copy. over 300 to select from. Everything |
in musical goods. Frank A. Dennis NJ. |
233 decidtf
WANTED-A right hand Lane rotary.
rope feed preferred Address with de-
scription and price, J. :. Tibhetts. East |
Machias. Ne. decGd@,rs
YOUNG MEN for railway mail clerks 4
Interstate Cores. Inst. Cedar Rapids, |
I7F-5-.- DINFTN & Co. X 75l aaT
Coal Yard, s. Court St. Place. Can fur
nsh all kinds Of Hard ana Soft Wool
in large or small quantities at reasonably Il
and delivered to any part of the city. Il
Telephone connected. We have u EaSO- II
lene engine. We can move IN. where II
ana saw wood at short notice. Horse II
Clipping by roW, nrrmprIy attended tn II
Cots broken also. d""2dlmo" II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Long lime Between.


tNcW York NOrld).
Says the senator from South Carolina
to the senator rom South Carolina: 1T :
Il long time between elections
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

FOR SALt.-IIGrsc. six years old. fear
less and safe for lady to drive. Weight
about ten hundred. Asp set ~ light
double haGl harness ana shifting pole.
James A. jones. corner Myrtle. ANA Ban
gor streets. dcc.dtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

COVERED SLEIGH, modern styie.
has been used but few times; also one >
hors" wagon sled, with high sidepuards
that will hold cord or over; or will ex
change for wood or hav. INQUIRE at M.
70. corner Child ana Center streets. Au-
Gusta. nov15dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

Run less than ~ miles. fist-clasS modern
sleigh Will sell at a bargain. O. d.
Libby. Gardiner. Maine dcc7d1m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

HARD WOOD, fitted for the stove Split
wood, s.; hard wood limbs mixed with soft
wood, s.. Also COrtwoOd al IS. Wood de-
livercd N halloween ana Augusta. Orders
left at - Gage St. or ADDRESS r. t. Pen
ney. Box ~. Augusta. nov6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

FOR SALE OR ENCHANGt-A large
dog, half Mastiff and Great Dane two
wears old in March next: will exchange
Tor good poultry. Address. Fancie-
Journal Office. Augusta. Me. nov3odtf
\ NICE WORK HORSE: weighs 1900
Inquire OF Gardiner Beef Co. ! decl0d1w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

Miss Josephine 7. Ward will receive pu-
pills for instruction in Greek, Latin, Ger
man, French and other college pTepara-
tory work at Green st. Place.
dec13diwe
MRS. CRAM. CLA1RVOYHNT. can be
consulted on health or business. Refer
ences from leading business people. Hours
from 10 A. NJ. to 10 =. NJ Case taken BY
mail. No. CaDsto! g.. augusta, Me.
decl6ilWe
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All Work guaranteed. Reference, Frank
pianos and organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis f. Trask.
Rural Free Delivery No g. Augusta Me
References Mre- T. DaVi-, r. r.. IIyut
and Mrs ii. =. GGodr.cn, Augusta
ort.suijf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
Farm, |. Miles From P. 0.

Farm of 50 acres on II igh street good
hlIldmSs and good orchard. Inquire of
Il; H. \, Jones harness maker. ,JI3e Gardiner,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

HEALTH AND ACCIDENT insurance
agents wanted. Address +. A. Wilson,
Agency Mgr, Room II, oxford Bldg,
Portland, Nd. deui4l3ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

FURNISHED ROOMS. corner Myrtle
and Bangor streets. Bathroom connected
James a. Jones. dec3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

W NNNtED-llOn"St, temperate" young
man would like situation to take. care nF
horses or q" general work. Best refer.
enc"S. state wages. Address j. A. Hodg-
IllS, NobleDOru. Ne. dccltd1WT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17
TO LE,t.

FURNISHED ROOMS to let at Can
nett St. near High school building. Very
convenient for meals. decl1dsu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

WANTED-Men to learn narner trad.
New system. Eight weeks completes
Wages saturdays Tools donated Po-
sitions guaranteed when through Write
for catalogue. Molers Barber SchnoI. New
York city. dcCl6ulWF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

HOUSE. corner of SewaL and Weston
streets: l. rooms and bath: hot air fur
mace and gas. Inquire OF Mrs. J. W.
Welch l2S Stale St. nov2odif
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

\ DESII.ABLE TENEMENT. civ
water Inquire 81 Middle street or al
Ioungs Pharmacy. novoedtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-17

THE LADIES toknow ! am prepared tc
do all kinds ot fur wurk.cuttiug ANA max
ing. Mrs. Alice Gre"ulief, ls0 Highland
Ave, Gardiner. d,cl3dlmu
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12
Gamblers Must Go.

Cleveland, Ohio, April IL. - Mayo,
Tom l.. johnson has declared war on
gamblers and gambling in this city, and
has had notice served on keepers oil
gambling houses that they must close
them. Similar instructions to the po-
lice officials have been issued regarding
dives and disorderly saloons. Uniformed
officers will be stationed at the entrance
to these places, and the names OF al
visitors laken.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12

Senator Taylor's biennial elect
ion bill seems to be growing in
favor, as the people come to under
stand its provisions. 1t seems
that everything which Senator Tay>
lor attempted to do and accomplish
ed, was backed by clearness OF
vision that made him easily the
leader in the senate. The election
bill promices saving in expense
to the taxpayers OF the state and
what is of more consequence, a
saving of the turmoil. excitement
and business disruption of so many
recurring election periods.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12

The Sentinel desires again to
urge upon Grand Junction citizens
to be up and watchful for chances
which might bring to this city large
railway shops. There are many
changes taking place with lightning
rapidity at the present time in rail-
way matters. 1t is not an improb-
able thing to imagine Grand juno
tion great railway supply point,
due to its position geographically.
We certainly will not secure any>
thing without asking tor it. Some
action, if nothing else than expires
sing a desire to have such railway
institutions, might be doing much
in our favor.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12
Commissioners Meet.

At the eighth day OF the April session
OF the board Of county commissioners
the following business was transacted.
All the members OF the board were
present, together with Henry Nichols,
clerk OF the board, and 8. M Logan, at
torney.
The official bonds of A. F. Pest, JUS
tice OF th' peace in justice precinct No.
8, and OF Jerry Nolan, road overseer OF
road district No. l, were read and ap-
proved.
The City OF Grand junction having
deposited with the county treasurer it's
warrant for the amount OF $l234.5l to
the credit of the contingent fund in pay
ment OF one half the amount for the
payment OF the work in constructing the
new Red Mesa hospital, bills for same
were ordered paid and warrants drawn
g.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12
. Administrators Notice.

Estate of James R. Hughes, deceased
The undersigned having been appointed ad
ministrator of the estate of James R
Hughes, late of the county of Mesa and
state of Colorado, deceased. hereby give,
notice that he will appear before the county
court of Mesa county. at the court house in
Grand Junction, at the March A. D. 1901
term, on the last Monday in April next, al
which time all persons having claims against
said estate are potified and requested to at
tend for the purpose of having the same ad-
justed. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 25th day of March, A. ID. 1901,
ALEX. SEEGMILLER,
Administrator.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12
There are so many loopholes for

There are so many loopholes for
escape, delay and miscarriage Of
justice in the Interpretation of the
laws Of today that, the public is
losing faith in courts OF justice and
laws Of the land. There is no tel
ling the verdict of a jury instructed
by the court or the manner in
which an attorney may garble the
evidence of witnesses to secure a
judgement for his client. The
most able minds of the present
attribute the great increase of
crime to the lost faith of the people
in the courts; which formerly ems
gendered their most profound re-
spect.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12

Having a member Of council
owing allegiance to neither of the
old parties and voting in strict ac>
cordance with the dictates of his
own conscience, will be such a
unique spectacle, that it will be
hard to realize In the old council
quite a number voted solely as
others dictated.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12

Contributed
To the Voters OF Grand junction in Gen
eral and the Fourth Ward in Par
ticular:
Soon after ] was nominated by the So
cialist Labor party for alderman OF the
fourth ward, leading republican said
to me that he would 40 what he could
to elect me il he thought l would not be
controlled by democratic clique after
was elected. | assured this friend that
l would not be controlled before or after
l was elected by either 4 republican or
democratic clique, but would stand on
and work for the socialist labor party
platform at all times regardless OF the
support might receive from either side.
This, to my surprise, satisfied my repub-
lican friend and he went to work on the
quiet for my election.
A few days later and before our ticket
was filed, leading democrat assured me
that he was doing everything he could
on the quiet for my election, and | at
once pointed to the danger OF such sup
port and explained to my democratic
friend that il should be elected through
me at some other time to support some
democrat in return for the support had
thus received, and that l could not and
would not do 80.
l wish to say right here that the 80
cialist labor party demands change OF,
while all other parties uphold, the pres
ent system, and a socialist of today
could no more vote for an upholder OF
the present system than an abolitionist
of forty years ago could vote for an up
holder OF chattel slavery.
Ny democratic friend seemed to un-
derstand this and added that he wanted
me elected because he believed me to be
an honest man. l considered this
great compliment. but as soon as the
votes were counted l was told what to
do and say regarding certain measures
that were not yet before me. did not
consider this compliment as it reflected
on my intelligence.
1t is not my desire to offend any re-
publican or democrat, but 1 want to
make it plain once and for all that there
isn't a person on earth that can act as
alderman of the fourth ward during the
next two years, through S. b. Hutchin
son.
Socialists are not putty in the hands |
OF Others, but act according to their own
convictions.
In conclusion l will say that will be
only too glad to consider any suggestions
that any voter OF Grand junction may
make in writing, above their own sigma
TIRE suggestions that are not tn
writing down, are not worth considering.
Fraternally,
S. B. Hutchinson.
The daily sentinel., 1901-04-12

The city council should never sell the
out to pasture and nine chances out OF
ten he will be as good ss ever with six
months rest. Let the city purchase an
ether horse, but there is no economy in
selling Button. The price he will bring
will go very short way toward buying
a new animal. The cost OF keeping him
in pasture would be almost nothing.