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The daily sentinel., 1902-06-27
Glassford sells window awnings.

Glassiord sells window awnings.
Mrs Dave Nelson is much improved
after a long aud serious illness.
Sam Block after spending a pleasant
day in the city, left for the east laet
night.
Mrs. NJ e Hoffman ia quite seriously
i'll at her home on White street with
rheumatism.
Quite large shipment Of Hannah
Creek Strawberries were received here
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Ruple Phillips has been erjoyipR
visit from brother from Cheyenne
the past few days
Mrs. William Tuskey is preparing to
erect a rooming house on the corner OF
Third and Ute streets.
1t is said that the hot winds in Texas
have literally cooked more thaD2, 900 car
loads OF watermelons on the vines
Mrs. Charles B Rich and Miss Edith
Burns left Last night for Salt Lake City
where they will spend few days
The interior OF Bedw wells liverybar was
given coat OF whitewash yesterday. 1t
now looks very fresh and clean there.
Miss Mildred Clark arrived in the city
at noon today from Denver, and will
visit with friends here for some time.
Many babies of this city are suffering
from cholera infantum and other all
ments due to the warm weather and to
teothing.
The Kempton Komedy Kompany in a
repertoire OF tae latest dramas will ap-
pear at the Park Opera house next week
| at popular prices.
William j. Stull returned home last
| night from RidRway where he went to
attend the marriage of J. j. Morrissey to
Mise Lelah Austin OF this city.
Mrs. j. A. Austin returned from Ridg-
way last night, where she went to at
tend the marriage OF her daughter, Miss
Lelah Austin to j. j. Morrissey
There was four degrees difference in
| the temperature yesterday and the day
previous. This is little let up although
It could be much cooler for comfort.
r. j. Robinson, formerly fireman on
the Denver q Rio Grande here, is now
making tour Of New Mexico. II he
finds good location, Mrs. Robinson will
| Join him there.
Mrs. j. Bloomquist. sister OF Mrs.
George Anderson and Mrs. Kaufman,
has been spending the past week In this
city. Mrs, Blsomquist is from Newman
Grove, Nebraska.
The Rio Grande Western passenger
| service now has two lay lover crews here
The men all have their homes at Ogden,
and do not have auy time at that end Of
the line whatever.
Because Lillian Burnside, bride OF
three weeks, refused to give up the
Bowery life she had formerly led, her
husband David Burnside killed her and
then committed suicide, in New York,
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. w. Shores entertained quite
a large party OF young ladies at a stndio
tea this afternoon. The afternoon was
most heartily enjoyed by all the young
people present, Mrs. Shores being a
delightful hostess and knowing Just
how and when to make people happy.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28
Another Side to Story.

Ben and Bert Lowe, the men brought
to this city yesterday and whose trial fer
uttering threats against members OF the
cattlemsn's association was held before
Justice Sweeney yesterday. were held in
a peace bond in the sum Of 1880 each /.
The Lowe boys, as 1t appeared from
the evidence at their trial, are not &C.
cused of or charged with cattle stealing.
They have had q pasture at the head Of
Escalante creek, the east end OF the
Mesa county cattle ranges and here they
had built a fencs inclosing about 1000
acres OF land This fence had cost them
about $3.50. This fence was obnC xioue,
80 it is said, to Bloomberg and he and
six others ordered Ben Lowe to leave the
country. This he refused to do and the
result has been that his fence WAS cut
all round his ranch and the posts pulled
up, the loss to him being considerable.
The Lowe boys have not taken kindly
to being ordered out OF the country and
they shall fight this persecution to the
bitter end.
From the facts Cleaned at the trial
there seems to be another side to the
story than the one told yesterday in this
paper.
A bitter fight will be put up to show
that the Lowe boys are tax paying and
| respectable citizens Of Mesa county, as
they claim to be and that they are being
prosecuted instead OF being the perse.
cutors.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28
Brought to Hospital.

Ruby Dodgion, Of Whitewater, the
young girl on whom it was charged that
q. b. Ennor had procured a miscar-
riage, was brought to this city laet even
ing on the narrow gauge, on the advice
OF DR.. Knude Hanson, who had been
called in to attend her, and taken to ST.
Joseph's hospital.
The condition OF the young woman is
still! reported as quite serious, there be-
ing email hope for her, although it was
stated this morning that her case was a
shade better than it was last night.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28
Grand junction. Colorado. Friday. February 28 eo2
"EUREKA."

George Smith exclaimed Eureka"
yesterday as he approached party Of
several gentlemen. With the exclama-
ton he drew from his pocket letter
from I. Epstein OF Cleveland, Ohio,
which conveyed to him the information
that the company that had been organ
ized there by Mr.. Smith and Mr.. Epstein
the Cleveland capitalist who Arst backed
Mr.. Smith on bis High Line ditch prop
osition, had decided positively to accept
the terms and proceed to build the ditch
in short order.
The letter stated that everything had
been arranged at that end of the line,
relating to the financial part Of the
scheme, and that they were now only
waiting for fome preliminary informa-
tion from Mr.. Smith before having their
people again visit this city and begin
active work.
Mr.. Epstein told Mr. Smith to secure
bids for construction work and to have
all details arranged in the matter.
When work is once begun said Mr.. Ep-
stein we want to go forward as fast as
possible.
The news WAS certainly enough to
make any one exclaim Eureka" who
has worked so long and faithfully as Mr..
Smith upon this project. IL has been
mammouth undertaking from its fret in-
ception and it has taken work and man
euvering to forward it and bring the at.
tention of capital thereto. This has
been finally accomplished and it should
not be very long time now before act
i've work is being done op the great High
Line ditch and power plant which means
SO much for the future OF this valley.
"If that plant was in operation Dow,"
said Mr. Smith to Sentinel reporter
this morning, I'VE could furnish abund-
ant power to operate the machinery Of
every derrick in the valley and all that
could be erected in the future. That is
one scheme alone which we hardly
thought OF at the time we began to work
upon the matter OF securing the build.
ing OF the great power plant, which
would furnish much work Tor the plant"
AS Mr.. Smith says, there will be many
things, now unthought Of, which will be
operated by power from the big plant
when once in operation. There are in.
Vulnerable small industries which will
seek the power that can be furnished by
their plant and the sooner it is in opera
ton the better it will DO for the whole
valley especially under the hope Of the
great prospects before US at the present
time.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28
ANOTHER OIL FIND.

Last night, after the drill had
penetrated some very hard gran
ite in the we'll being drilled by
the Buckeye company at De-
Beque oil was struck Of exactly
the same character as was struck
in we'll No. | at DeBeque. The
news Of the strike soon spread
and a great crowd consresated
at the we'll to see the substance
for themselves, They were soon
satisfied that it was of the same
nature as that which had been
previously struck and there was
great rejoicing throughout the
town last night.
The Buckeye company will
continue drilling and go after
"gushcr.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28


Mrs. Emma Wolf, who is now resi-
dent of Shanghai China, has sent to
Mrs. j. n. Ackerman, Of this city. a
dozen beautiful Chinese doilies. The
workmanship on the doilies is very
beautiful and Mrs. Alderman appr eel
ates the kind gift from her old time
friend greatly.
II you go to the trouble to examine
the stock of confectiops on hand at tho
Boston Handy Kitchen, you will find
that it is the largest ever brought to tho
city, There are more varieties OF cho-
colates than have ever been placed on
exhibition here.
Bartley CampbelPs justly celebrated
drama, "The White Slave" elaborately
staged and ccstumed 10 the characteris-
tic style Of 1857, will be the attraction at
the Park opera house, Saturday, March
1st.
Before purchasing two piece crank
hanger bicycle, examine the Fowler high
grade bicycles at A. @. Fletcher's Supply
and Repair shop, 249 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28
Weather Report.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was 46 degrees.
The minimum this morning was 33 de-
grees.
Amount OF melted hail last night, .02
inch.
The forecast for this section is:
Snow this afternoon and tonight; cool
er tonight; Saturday generally fair.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28
Cattle Growers Convention.

Denver March 4, 5 and g.; half rates via
the olorado Midland. Tickets on sale
March and 4, final return limit March
10. For further particulars, ETC., call at
Midland City Office. w. r. Peck, City
Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1902-02-28

The Turner's are preparing for their
grand annual masquerade ball to be CIV
en- on Friday evening, February 28th.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
HOW CHEAP BAKING POWDER
IS, MADE.

The Health Department of New
York has seized ssquansity of so.-call-
ed cheap baking pawderp which is found
in that city Attention was attracted
ito it by the low price at which it was
being sold in tile department stores.
Samples were taken and the chemist
of the Health Department reported tile
stuff to be IAN aihm powder, - which
analysis showed tube composed oripfy
of alum and. pulyerized rock.
The powder was declirred to bo-dan.
gerous to health. and several Thousand
pounds were cartI,d to, the offal dock
and destroyed.
II is unsafe to experiment with So
called cheap" articles Of food. They
are sure to'be made from alum, rock
or other injurious matter. In taking
powders, the high elias cream of tar
ter brands arc tine most economical,
because 5hey goOfartfsr in use md are
healthfuE beyond question
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Is that so1 How about weigbtsf
They tell rss you dou't give full
weights ON ioc.
Our drivers are instructed to give
full weight every uime aud we desire
TO know Of customers who are notfully
satisfied. both as TO weights and treat
ment We shall do our best to treat
our customers in such a manner that
once customer always customer,
aud the results thus far prove that we
have succeeded fairly we'll.
So yoa think your ice is all right
as we'll as yourselves. Do you think
one can safely use the loo In iced tea,
water, etc.
Yes mn'am. we claim for our pro.
duct that it is the onlyA leo on this
market that one san safely use in
drinking products, The loo Is per-
fectly and absolutely pure and the
water from the meltage is pure and
soft, and we know of instances whore
the doctors insist that patients shall
drink no water except that resulting
from our melted ice.
Is that so? Well you may bring
me up an Ice Book at oroe, and say,
have your driver bring me some leo
right away.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

1 am pleased to inform the people
of Canon and vicinity that l have
purchased the grocery business and
good will of G. W. Banta, and con-
tinue to carry a full line of nice ciean
goods. l hope by courteous and fair
treatment to merit and receive share
of your patronage.
1 will still b. found at the old
stand, 7l6 Main street. Phone White
293. Respectfully,
2lt2 o. A. Linkins.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
NOTICE,

Members of Canon. City Lodge No.
7, I.O.O.F. are requested to meet at
the hall. corner Third and Main
streets, Friday, May 30, at $3.50 O'Clock
a. m. In order to form and take part
in the parade to the cemetery with
the G. A. X. All visiting members
of the order are most cordially in
vited to meet with us and form in the
parade. By order of the Lodge,
2lt2 p. NJ. Linneer, Secretary.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
HEARD OVER THE
TELEPHONE

Hello central, give me 53-b.
Hellol Is this. the Crystal Ice Co. ?
Yes ms'am.
Are you the, people that sell the
artificial ice am hearing 40 much
abouts
Yes ma am.
want TO know all about it.
Is it fact that you use ammonia
in your ice and that IL will spoil
victuals that are put in refrigerator
when your ice is used?
We use ammonia in pipes to freeze
the ice, but not particle comes in
contact with the water while it is
being frozen or the lee after 1t is
taken out as to spelling victuals in
the refrigerator we shall refer you to
tho 90 per cent of ice consumers of
the town who are using our ice.
Is that so?
Well, we'll, how some people will
talk. Do you use the common ditch
water to make your ice?
No ma am, we do not. Every par
ticle of water from which our ice is
made is taken from our own private
well, filtered, purified and cooled be-
foro it is used In making ice.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
Utterly unsesNsh.

Mosher.Do you think hfs love
for yos is anssifsh?
Daughtes~-Pcrfcosly. The othe,
night he lat Eae sit,so long on his
knee. that lie walked lams for tea
min tes.--Nes Yosk Weekly.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
. Small srrataeesn.

-How did you ever zane tn let
that man whip,yoa?"
ale tDok N los down advantage
Oh me-" said siie pugiliss. "Fie.uait-
ed till / hndi been vasc:nntod and
then picked q q0arrel. with me-
Washington Star.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
D~key's piioht-

Mrs. Snaggs-Bn't tas sublime
porte ridiculous name for the
Turkish government
Mr.. Snaggs-Yes; it is a.sublim-
loss porte now.--Pittsaurg Chrnni-
cle-Telegrpph.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
NOTICE..

A number of people have been leaving
exposed bodies of dead animals near
the new cemetery on Lincoln Park.
Anyone found doing this in the future
will be dealt with according to law.
F. n. Carrier,
2lt3 County Health Officer
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
Mystic SlIrinerS

The Denver & Rio Grande will sell
ickets to San Francisco OIL Los Angeles
at $40 round trip. Selling dates June
Sd to Sth inclusive. Final limit July
81, 1902. Go one way, return another.
ENQUIRE at D. g. R. G. ticket office
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

FOR RENT-One large front Office
room, also one pair of good sized office
rooms. Steam heat, water, painted
walls and other features.
See Guy U. Hardy.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Garden tools, hoes. rukes, spades,
shovels. forks and evory thing you can
use on arm or garden We handle.
the best. quality oo tools. Ellis &:
Hood
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Take Laxative Bromo Quine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. f. W. Grove sigma
ure is on eac. box. 25c.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
Describing II. e.r,.ln Safe.

"Aud then. '~said the girl xho had
been reading. football news, "she
went througls the line for . gain Of
five yards of slightly damaged silk"
Chicago News.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

SaveeNpense and eliminate TIM heat
from taie kitchen by using an oil or
gasolins stow. w <an slow you
some good ones. ELLIS & HOOD.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

For next ten days you, Can get Side
boards and Davenports at big reduc-
ton at Avery's. 32l-323 Main street.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Furniture has all advanced from
10 to 25 per cent, but have such a
large stock you can purchase at old
prices. Call and inspect my stock.
Ayery's. 32l 1923 Main street.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Shos repairing quickly aud neatly
done; prices reasonable; satisfaction
guaranteed. 5IB Main strecR 22tf
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Last OF mail matter remaining in
ta- post office Mt Caaon City. Colo
rsdo for the week ending May IS.
gsos:
Anderson. williaa.
Anderson. Mrs VIII
AshbS Il "
Bato-,. Mr. John
Beohtnl. Miss Msym.
Blake. VI "
Boatrigbt. ] II.
Bash. Mrs II l.
Barns. Mr. H.,ry
Connor. Misses Ada and Bianch
cip-s~hite, Mt MT
Dawson. Mr. Harry
Doyle. Mrs.
Evans. Miss Maggie
Erwin. Mr. Rob,
F~ocoat. Ar CIR
Gregory, MS Agnes
Guthrie. Hrs Maud
johnson, Mr.
Irving. Edwin
Lakey, Miss
Lake. Mis- Mona
Nye, Mis- Margar-t.
Payne, Mrs Mary
Simpson. Mr. S X
Shrouls. Mis-. Grsoc
Sullivan, Mert
Wannsr. @ r NJ
Paakakges
Greea. Vim D.
Ross. J X
GUY u. HARDY. p. NJ.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Car mattresses. iuss arriv- prizes
lower than eSer at Avery =. 32i-as
Main streoG
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
What In Meant

They say they'are selling cat at
cost"
-Ies--st the.cost to. tho purchhs-
er"
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

NRnNelly s. RiAnlsburn FOR the bess
of meats eetf
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Lawn mowers are in season. If the
old one doesn't work let us sell you a
new one. Ellis Hood.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

Take Record Want Ads for most any
complaint. They will help you.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29
A Combined
Necessity and Luxury
County Health Officer

tor the summer months, door
and window screens are perm
anent fixtures for the house
hold. The only demand asked
by the purchaser is for the best
and most durable kind. This
is met fully by the wire sup
piled by us. We have green or
galvanized wire cloth, hand
some and convenient.
WATSON & BANCROFT
Z $40 Main 81.
Cañon City record., 1902-05-29

2lt3
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-03-14
Mnsll.

Corn meal mush seems very simple
thing to make, yet it is rarely well
done. The meal must be good to begin
with, made of corn dried by slow, ,natur-
al processes and containing the little
germ-the vital part, the muscle builder,
the brain feeder This germ, because
it will not granulate and .eadily be-
comes musty, is removed by the mod
ern process OF grinding, leaving to be
ground into meal only the devitalized
portion, the part that even a rat rejects
when he has access to corn bin. The
rat knows when he eats the corn kernel
that he is getting the sweet nutty part.
If you can, get meal ground by the old
burr process, then have fresh water fierce
ly boiling. Throw in handful OF salt,
then stir with one hand while lightly
sprinkling in meal with -the other, so
that all OF it shall encounter the same
high temperature, that the starch cells
may burst, as direct heat pops" corn.
When thick enough to almost hold erect
the mush stick, cover closely and set
where it will give only an occasional
"pout''for three or tour hours, do not dis
turb the surface or the flavor will escape.
Eaten with good cream it makes an ex-
cellent supper in itself,-Farm journal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-03-14
White Salnon Side.

Pupils Of the eighth grade at White
Salmon finished the course Of study and
graduating exercises were held Friday
evening, March 9TH. The class held the
highest average Of any graduating class
in the county.
Mrs. L. Il. Morse, Mrs, Chas. Castner,
Frances Castner, Miss Gladys Hartley
and Roy Grove came over from Hood
River to attend the graduating exercises
Friday evening and do shopping on the
White Salmon Side.
Miss Clara Blythe Of Hood River
was the guest of Miss Mary Wolfard
over Sunday.
Miss Efie Byrkett OF Trout Lake
spent week here visiting friends.
T. Myers and Miss Olga Lauterbach
of this place were married at the church
Wednesday, March u, 1902; Rev. Drake
officiating. Invitations to the wedding
were general and large number Of the
friends of the popular young couple
we're present. A ball will be given at
the hall Friday evening in honor of the
happy couple, with supper at the
home of the BRIDES parents.
Dewey, the 219-year-old son OF Robert
Kline, at Underwood, Wash, died,
March 18th, Of diphtheria.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-03-14
Rennhllran Conntr Convention.

The republican county convention met
at The Dalles last Saturday. N. Wheal-
don of The Dalles was elected chairman,
Stogsdill of Tygh secretary, and +. ii.
Isenberg assistant secretary. After the
appointment Of the usual committees
the convention adjourned till / o'clock
in the afternoon.
An amendment to the report of the
committee on order of business was Of
fered that eleven delegates be sent to the
state convention, that another set of
eleven delegates be sent to the congress
sional convention and that the former
be pledged against nominating any man
on the legislative ticket who would vote
for Joe Simon for senator. On motion,
the amendment was laid on the table,
and on motion the report of the commit
tee was adopted.
The following delegates on the Moody
ticket were then elected to the state con-
vention: H.L.Kuck, Max >Lueddemann,
T. II. Johnston,C Dethman, M. P. Isen-
berg, E. A. Griffin, j. H. Worsley, VIM.
Stats, DR.. J. L. Elwood, E. L. Smith
and E. p. Ash.
Nominations for sheriff then being in
order, F. G. Sexton of The Dalles and
F. IL. Button of Hood River we're NOM
mated. Upon ballot being cast, Sex
ton receiving 731a against "a for Button,
was declared the nominee of the con-
vention. Sexton's nomination was then
made unanimous.
A. E. Lake being nominated for clerk,
and there being no further nominations,
he was declared the nominee of the con-
vention by acclamation.
The names of G. l.. Schmidt, w. IL.
Whipple, Hugh Gourlay and 7. A. Hud-
son were brought up for assessor, with
the following result Schmidt, ,46h Whip
pie, 10; Gourlay, 80; Hudson, 5. Nee
essary to choice 81. On second bal
lot the result was as follows: Gourlay
As; Schmidt, 5Sk. The latter was
thereupon declared the nominee OF the
convention.
H. Kelly, brother of Robert Kelly,
was nominated for treasurer and the
secretary cast ballot in his favor.
For commissioner N. G. Evans, H. J.
Hibbard and 7. J. Cunning of Hood
River, were nominated. Result of the
ballot was Evans, 361a; Hibbard, AZ;
Cunning,22. Necessaryto to choice 5219
Second ballot was as follows: Evans,
Az Hibbard So. The name Of I. ].
Cunning was withdrawn by M. P. Isen-
berg, who nominated him, and Hibbard
was declared the nominee.
For county surveyor, j. B. Colt re-
ceived As votes and F. S. Gordon Of
Wamic 81, and the latter was declared
the nominee.
For coroner, w. H.Butts was defeated
by Charles Burget for the nomination,
39 to 66.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-03-14
SentimentnIist and Crnic.

The sentimentalist spoke in praise
OF many good things that cheered him;
The cynlc his voice did ever raise
'Gainst every good that neared him.
The sentimentalst said that A
Was most a splendid preacher;
In all his life he had not met
such fine religious teacher.
But tn e cynic said the preachers name
Was but an ugly blot and scar;
Preacher, Lord! does that make him any
Better than other people are?
Mrs has a birdlke voice,
Win clear and a silvtry ring;
'Mong all know shes my first choice
really love to hear her sing.
But the cynlc said twas a silly mess,
Picked up but never fairly learned;
Music, laugh! give me a pig-pen,
SO Tar as music is concerned.
Miss d writes beautiful verses,
Her poems are bright and witty:
she pure IN all that She rehearSeS-
dote upon her every ditty.
And wonder whose hungry mind
She thinks such trash would fatten?
Poetry, huInph! might as well expect
A rooster to crow in Latin"
And shuS through all the aims Of life
lie thruStS his poisoned, vengeful blade:
No good TO him exalted life
No sorrow for liies deepeet shade.
For him who through this earthly strife
No JOY TO Others ever gave
No joy Will light hts passing lie.
No grateful flower "bloom ON his grave.
larson G.. MASfKER.
Hood River, February - 1872