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DIAMONDS AND DIVORCE.


O8D0s WuO SueS napFWpOSt
Simon Rappaport. a diamond dealer,
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Wagering
yesterday on an order signed by Supreme
Court Justice Clarke. il suit brought
by Jacob Valid. a restaurant proprietor,
to recover $4,000 for the alleged aliena-
ton of Mrs. Wald's affections.
Rappaport came here from PARIS some
months ago to dispose Of large stock OF
diamonds. He visited the Wald restaurant
one evening and entranced Mrs. Wald by
the display Of large handful Of diamonds
that he carried.
Rappaports visits, says Waid. then be-
came frequent, and Mrs Wald finally In
timated to her husband that Rappaport
had offered to provide for her Handsomely
II she would live with him and assist In
smuggling diamonds to this country; She
did eventually leave her home, Wald says,
and he began es suit. Rappaport gave
81 600 bail
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Assisnments OF Mortgages.

LYMAN Som and ano 10 John Burckhardt.
Edward Lyon to Anna Lansing. ........,..
Frederick A Constable and ano. trustees,
to Townsend Wandel and ano, trustees
Daniel Il Seybel. trustee, TO Sender Jar
mulowsky ...,. -. .....,......,,..,...
Henry Ruchcrs. admr, to Margaret r.
Schwancwede. ..... ...... .,.......,..,...
Same to Elise Klaus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New York Investment and Improvement
Company TO John Dillon. .........,.....
Fannie Lederer TO Charles Asst. ,.,.,........
Lawyers Title Insurance Company to
Mutual Life Insurance Company ..,..,u. I,
New York Mortgage and Security Company
TO Emmeline c Rlckerson, ..,..,,...,.....
Clara Max and ano 10 Emanuel N
Cline, ....,,......,...,.... @ c and
Everett Smith. exr, to Globe Realty Co.,,
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MechanicS' Liens.

Trinity av, e S. 1870 l88th st. BOX 100: William
p Rogers VS. Rector. &c OF the Church Of
the Holy Faith ......":......,.:., ,....,.
West End av, $50; Frederick Klssei VS. Rex
Aeth st, l<2 40 W: + A La Roche Go vs. Halla
han a AheArn. ....,..,........ ,.....,..
nth Ct, s2s "a r.; Karo Novak and ano vs.
Isaac Kleinfeld and ano. ..,..,....,..,...
Willis av. $ e cor 1s4th st. 1o0Hl00; william
Btess vs. Mary A Gumbleton Of al. ...,,..
ID av, s42S. Nathan Nathanson VS. Frank d
COOK .,.,........ 49,: 800 49,, ,.:.,..,.'
18th st, SIS r: George Knopf W Mary StAstny,
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DAMAGES FOR noes BITE.

Jury Gives q Lowell woman oSOO anu
$3.50 for Expense.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct. s.-That she had
been bitten by bulldog at the bench show
OF the New England Kennel Club in Boston
last November was the basis OF an action
Of Mrs Mary L. Hicks, Of Lowell against
the club.
The jury in tho Superior Court returned
q verdict for Mrs. Hicks this morning of
$500. The Jury also returned q verdict
Of $3.50 on account Of money paid for
medicine, nurses, &C.. during Mrs. Hicks's
illness
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Plans Filed for New Buildings

BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
l0ist st, AL F.: one story Office; John Fl.
Scully, 10 " roth 81. owner. George r
Roche, 621 W l5lst st. architect: cost".......
ssth st, ll8 T.: one story coal bin; y ID Trow
bridge. 1923 G 39th ST, owner: H dc Silbour.
1883 Broadway. architect: cost ..,..,....
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.
Fillmore 81. W r. lnn Columbus nv: two
story dwelling: Thomas Scott, Amethyst
av, Van Nest, owner and architect: cost.
Southern Boulevard, 3 $, In " Cypress av;
one story brick drying room; Jacob Doll,
premises, owner: Kurtzer q Bentz, Spring
st and BOwefy. architects: cost .,,..,,..,.
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Broadway, 5 W cor lOSd ST. iOO.ll1l20; George
Colon VS. ] Arthur Pinchbeck, July as 1908. Isl 90
lSAth st, 240-t2 ": Frank Galotta vs. John
Simpson. Sept rs, 1908. ...,.,.,,......... 40
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Foreclosure Suits.

18TH st, n 5, 400 " list Az. tOx92: James Du6y 70
Louis Conn: atty, J A Allen.
sth av,w 5, IN n iS4th VI, 2sIl0o; Henry A Braua
VS. Ann Sufertin ct al: atty, o Bnen.
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N-dAy's Auction Sales.
BY JOSEPH P. DAY.

bT JOSEPH p DAY.
i1ooh street, Nos. s85 and s87 north Side 900 feet
west Of Home avenue 5OXlO0, two four story brick
tsnementa: B. N. Egan vs.. B, l.. Schsefer OF al /:
N. J. Egan. attorney: G. E. Plunkett referee; due
On judgmcnt, 3d. 800: subject to taxes. &C.. S75O49
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Plans Filed for Alterations.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.

Items under u 900 omitted.
West Broadway and Watts st. S W cor; Ave
story lofts: II Stirn estate, 1898 Dawson 81,
owner; Necersulmer d West. IS Union
Square, architscts: cost ..,..,,...,..,,....
Washington Square, 80; seven story hotel;
James Knott. So Warrington Square,
owner; Thorn d Wilson. 1929 Broadway
architects. cost , ...,.........,........,,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALEs.


BROADWAY HAlRDRESSING SCHooL-.LadIcs
wanted learn French, American hairdresS'
treatment chlropody. electricity. dcrmatology,
State charter. diplomas. under college graduates
day evening; ladies' maids taught: positions, both
sexes Call write, 1878 BroaI way. SD ST. c.
SUTHERLAND, principal, FORMERLY with New
York HalrGreSsng School,
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building Loan Contracts.

HuNIHS tSosH NOHtEucU'
io3d ST. 8 " cor Broadway. I20xIOOiI; Joseph
Hamershas loans Netherlands Construc-
SD st. s ., 23O th AZ, +0xssp: Realty
Mortgage Co loans George l. Felt ..,,,I 5000
Trinity av, e ., 500 . 166th st. 2Sx7S 81 lsreg;
Richard Collins loans Mabel Kirby. II 0O0
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Arrtved-THu RspAY. Oct. O.
SIS AurSnia. Liverpool. Sept, %.
SIS Ph1nicia. Hamburg. sept. u
SIS Mannheim. Shields. Sept. "a.
SIS Bawtry, Huelvs, Sept. 10.
IS Grenada, Trinided. Sept. 30.
SIS Ir0Quois. Jacksonville, Oct. s.
S. FL Vale, New Orleans, OOt.A
IS FL Cid, Galveston. Oct. ?.
IS Algicrs. Galveston. Oct. /.
IS Hamilton. Norfolk. Oct.7.
IS James y. " hltury boston. Oct y
SIS Old Dominion. Boston Oct 7.
Ship E. 3. Sutton. Singapore. June -
Bark St Peter, Rosario. Aug. IL.
Bark Herbert Fuller, st. Slmons. SspA -
Bark Hereford. Barbados, Sept 10.
BARK Rachael Emery. Port Spain. Sept. -.
ARRIVED OUT.
IS La Lorraine, from New York al Havrs.
SIS Carpathia. from New York at Liverpool
SAILED PROM rORRroS PORTS.
IS Oceanic, from Queenstown for New YoTk.
So Furnessia, from Glasgow for New York.
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BIZ RICHARD v. HARNErr q co.

lBh street, No. 947 north side. rs feet west
Of Wales avenue 5Xs6sx2s 0J724. four
story brick tenement. A. B. Fletcher and
another as trustees vs.. G. d. Brown ct al:
W. p. 8. Melvin, attorney: c. G. F, Wahle,
referee: due on judgment, sll.s25.51: sub
ject to taxes. DO. A74ee; to the plaintiff 3il 80
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81 PARISH, FISHER, MOONEY ! co

Twenty first street. No. 400. north side.
10 feet east OF Tenth avenue, 2Ox972
Law w. MARY O'Sullivsn. ct al O.: lcasehold;
three story, brick dwelling a. j. Conyng
A. 8. Hutchins, attorney; BcnnO Levin.
ham W. Mary O'Sullivan ct al: leasehold
son. referee; due on Judgment. A.liy27.
subject 10 taxes DC. si7704; TO the
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Yesterdays Auction Sales.
BY PK1ER Z. MEYER.

BY PETER 7. METER.
Maple street. west side, 80 feet north OF
o Jerome street. 26xlOO New York Building
Loan Banking Company VS. Anselno
Btotta ct al: Benjamin Trapnell. attorney:
L. A. Adams. referee; due on Judgment.
q 676.l6: subject to taxes. &c. $s7 3d. prior
mortgage, 81 800. Adjourned to OF.
By JOSEPH DAY.
iSsth street. No. s28. south side 60 feet west
Of Cauldwell avenue, 25A2o, Ave story
brick tenement: c. II. Gordel vs. Peter
Schuthers ct al; John Larkin. attorney:
Robert Mcdonnell referee sold subject 10
mortgage for s15,OOO partition: TO Louis
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Recorded Mortgages.

tS0uth or F0urtseWn NJ
n.ason St nS so i's.sa Sab
ina Gersten to Rebeeca schessel. prior .. M,
mtge -. correction demand per cent $sWU
Norfolk ST. 1917; Jacob Baum and ano to NJ,
Same property: same to Harris Mandelbaum .,
and ano demand. q per cent ,.-....... 5000
Sheriff, st. ss; also all title to strip begins
Ss sSIn 10 St isabella Wson p1S1 m a. ,oc
s,snt or st. p iea: Samuel Dublin to Charles
stanton 81, $ &c cor Essex ST. Arthur c Roll
wager to Washington Trust Co. . yrs, ~ =, ~,
Thompson st. $50 lsidore Jackson 70 Elm ..,
rhon n n' st s. ls Sd ST. Morris Ro,-n
berg etal 10 1xdore Jackson and ano. prior
mtge y ooo, demand ePeI cent. s7so
"e Gynu to Lsidie Robins. due Sept J. 'oi 10000
llth st. lO6 OF ": Patrick Meeban and ano.
excrs, to Franklin Savings Bank 8 yrs W .. MN
(East Of FIN ar. bstreen Fourteenth and Iioth sfs)
atty Mtse Co. prior mtge sc, 900 demand. A.. ~,
s7sh st. s. ii B. Amer A Reynolds to Lawyers .-
s7,h s 4s Mary e. poyTenburr to German
Savings Bank. prior mtge $1,000. VT, "a ,,
slst St. sii Z: Ida Cold and ano to Lyman
Horowitx yrs, per cent...........,..... 800
slst St. 500 Ii same to same yr< per cent 1900
WRIST s1pR.
o.
Broadway. s " cor iosd st: Netherlands
Construction Co to Joseph Hamershlag ~,
ss,h y s., al 81 W. S:' Eliza woods TO Edward
.,S ). rf11s. 80 pi 10Th rs NAY rs sosned.r
7.,s ISL g. Il esS5ss as. Ea ~
Iins to Rochester Athen@um and Ne
'ts 70 essn, s sssn a' BANK an Ep " %
Same me- pr xT same 10 Herbert Hardo.
m'se =, so aeTH R6visb pr to M.r4.re, $1,000
Keenan,. yrs, AZ per cent ..,.,..-,,.... 1900
HARLEM
Manhattan Island, north Of IlOh ST.
Madison Az, cor i2o.a St. Ma. Cohen and q. MN
Iiith ST. % E; Isaac Davis to Isaac Levy
lnstalls, per cent: -: ,..:.;;..;:.c CO., 5000
stein "a and sno TO Henry Hughes ys,1. 1000
li7th St. S s. $50 " Sd az: Caroline Noncs
70 Elizabeth Anderson prior mtse' mn
l,ssh St. 81 :. 1875 s.h av Charlotte Blu '
,, nsnshA. % " Sot ehsGie. Reha1d 10
,.s k5enbIs 3, Il! PEI per Thomas fsas Gibbons 200
TO Manhattan Real Estate and Building
Association. prior m.se y. 900. collateral to
9sn rs " T Rs5 boon,
70 Ronald Brown, prior mtge $780,
aye Sept e, iag 9 Per W Ssss to Harlem 1850
Savings Bank. ST. AZ per cent.,..,... 1900
BRONX
borough OF The Bronr.)
Sd ay s. 226 n inst 81: Fannie Lederer to
Charles Asst. prior mtge $4,000. mtges,
Futon on av' 1857: Daniel Deadly 70 Henry
Park av. VS.. .s.as i7c,h st: Henry j. Davis '
TO United States Trust Co an d ano interest
and time due per bond. ,..,..,........ $500
Trinity av, e s, 500 S l55th st: Mabel Kirby
TO Richard s Collins, due May /. 1904. 9
per Cent iiosU
lSsth st. $ W cor Beck ST. Gertrude Camp
TO Hugh b Eastburn and ano, e1crs and
trustees prior mtge 81 500, a yrs,...... 1000
is7d st. S Z cor Vcpe ST. William Miller to
Jennie Hallook. Ia part, all title, I yr
2s7th 81. n S. $50 " Martha av; Christian
Schneckcnburger TO Annie NJ Holeur
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81 JANIS l.. WELLS.

feet south Of Front street. 47.8x7&.8Xs7x
~. two hvs-story brick store and loft
buildings New York Security and Trust
Company VS.. John Meyers ct al Bowers
d s., attorneys; Albert Richie referee:
due on Judgment. s3O.090s7; subject 70
taxes, DO, 40: TO the Whitehall Realty
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mtge $4,000.
HARLKM.

HARLkM
tNanhanan Island. month Of 1loh ST.
Madison av, s c cor i2Oth ct. <Q116: Samuel
Stenreich TO MAJ Cohen and ano, mtge .,
ilith St. 81 Il, isxico.i ii: Isaac Levy 10 Isaac 4.
Davis mtge 5000. "
ii7th st, n S. 2eS.7 W 5th ~. oo.Axl0o.ll: Henry
Hughes TO Isaac Goodstein and AnO. 49,. nc
18th st. $ $ 1878 9Th av i6.oxl0ll
Solomon Deyo to Charlotte Blu,
i37th ST, 5, 100 W Lenox av. s01so.ii: John
Alexander to James Murray and nno. re-
recorded, r 4 ~. ...,....,....,,........ ne
4sth 81, y S, $50 W 7th av, 26xD9.i1: John
Simpson TO Thomas Gibbons. mtge
N~. .,.,'....,.,,-.,...'.. ''''''.''' ~
BRONX.
borough OF The Bronr)
Sd av, 3sl8. 10, c y, 5Oxl0O; Charles Asst TO
Fannie Lcderer, mtge $35OOO go. .,,,... nc
4th av. s, lot ST. amended map 1.aconia
Park. 272xil5sx25xi265: Henry Sicbei
to Frederick Siebel ........,...,..,..... ne
Park av. " s. 2s.3 176th st. 2s.71sO 129AA
SOL: United States Trust Co and ano.
exr. TO Henry l. Davis. ...,...,.,..... S.s
nth st. or av. y. e y lot 6S5 map Wake
held. 25xil4 Annie Troman to Patrick
Hughes mtge q, 800 Observation-Disclosures. no
18th 81 8 y, 100 W Home av. 5OxlOO: Charles
Boyce to George p Hermann. mtge
2s7th 81. n s. ajo W Martha av. 25xioo; George
Holeur 70 Christian Schnekenburger,, ~
Lots 1l5 and ll8 map Van Nest Park: Morris
Lebas 10 Louis BOs mtge S22 1000, % ana
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNAEAC--THIR DAY.
Sun rises 600 Sun sets $50 Moon risss .7So
HIGH wATKR--rHIs DAT.
Sandy Hook sA9 Gov. d.. 02i Hell Gate. ll:l<
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BY BRYAN L. KENNKILY.

yfVy<hfrd street. No. ~ West north side.
ms feet west OF Sixth avenue. 25xiOO.5
two and three-story brick and frame stables;
voluntary sale: 70 william p Rooney. 81. :.
Firth street, No. <30 East. north Side. 1856 feet
tenement. with store executors sale:
estate OF Henry Flegenheimer. deceased;
n TaAAr 9NAry
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Professional SITUATIONS WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN Of COED social standing, culture
and refinement. suddenly thrown upon her own
resources. desires position a. secretary or com !.
panion bright. boz 10. sun uptown once.
i0o Broadway.
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PRESsMtN. cylinders: thorough man o' coo'
habits and well up on half tone WORK steady pos
ton union once. HICKOK PRINTING CO., IA
East 25'h St
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BIT SAMUEL ooLDsTIcKKR

Broadway, west side, at intersection OF
south side Of 242d street runs west on
curve along 242d street llO942sS to
Free Landing road, 4 SLIP 70 centre
estate $50 10 Broadway I l.6525: con-
tanning IL 3l2 1000 acres: TO Harry NJ.
Austin $3.50
Proc Landing road, east side. at intersec-
ton Of south side 242d street. s1l.2 10 CEN
ire of Tibbet's x50160 70 the Intersection
OF Ttbbetts Brook and Free Landing
road I 5091lO to Free Landing road HAS
containing 0 70 acre. A. Van Cortlandt VS..
Alfred Seton. Jr ct al; Philbln. B. &
NJ, attorneys; j. II. Seymour. referee:
subject TO taxes. &c, 81. 269. IS: partition:
Alfred ROplker ,Jr
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HELP WANTED-MALE

ROOkK EEPERS. clerSS. correspondents. CO..
leciors o.tlcp men shippers, packers. messengers
Call COMMERCIAL EMPLOYMENT CONCERN ID
linton square west
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18th ST, "a wEST-.LaTge room; also hall room,
comfortably furnished; beck paror ior doctor:
moderate.
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G.0N
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sehssIs Of Physical Culture.

GEARHARrs oYMNAsIgx tBsrks,sy Lyosum,.
private instruction, either ssI. OroulsH.
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4STH ST. Al WEST Handsomely furnished
parlor floor: physician or dentist all convcnle noes
mode
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WANTED IN XpeI.cnced foreman Iit'agTaple,
one who can transfer and attend Hoe rr IS. "A
dress T.. ~, 2DI NJuHt Prospect av,. N'~ara =
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APARTMENTS bachelors one or two rooms
hath: furnished or unfinished pewly ntted up
l76 West o0d IT.
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FOR SALE.
81, 100 cash. balance a. rent: 2-story and base
ment 2-faIniiy houses: elegantly nnished In hard
woods: guaranteed. 18th S. and 9th ave-. Brook
lyn ODen,
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$500
buys a new 2story and basement fancy brick
house: mortgage u, $780, II rooms. baths; furnace
sideboard and china closet worth q, 100 open Sun
Brooklyn.
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4sD ST.. 10 EAST, opposite Hotel Manhattan
Very desirable large front room. southern ex
posurc; with private bath: telephone.
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PRICE % 800: nrst GLASS, we'll built Queen Anne
cottages. 9th 81. and 18th av decorated; sanitary
On premises. q. 4. JOHNSON l4ss sotAts.. Brook.
lyn,
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04

There is proposition on foot to
uniform the police officers of the city.
AS it is at present they cannot be
told from any other citizen. The po-
liceman is the refuge of the unknow-
ing. He is a guide post. a compen-
dium of information, and halbor of
safety How can he serve the stranger
within our gates. unless some distinc-
tive mark characteriaes him. He
should have been uniformed long ago.
or the office abolished.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04
Reliance Still 1t.

New York, Sept. 3.-The Reliance,
the American cup defender, today
won the third and final race and the
series for that famous sea trophy,
the Americas cup In dense fog
which prevented vision beyond 200
yards she finished the race at . 80 ;02
amid the acclamations of the assem-
bled fleet. The Shamrock III after
running for more than an hour III the
fog missed the finish, passed it and
returned to it from the opposite di-
rection.
As the Reliance was then being
towed through the fleets the yachts
ensign fluttering from her truck and
spectators in celebration of her vic
tory, the Shamrock I'LL, did not cross
the finish line. As often said of the
historic race when the America won
the cup, there was no second.
This successful result was achiev-
ed only after four futile attempts to
sail off the final race, and efter the
outcome had been admitted even by
Sir Thomas Upton to be a foregone
conclusion.
Today's was the eighth attempt to
sail race. After one fiuke the Re-
lance won the two following races,
one by seven minutes and three sec
onds and the other by one minute and
nineteen seconds. A week ago today
the first attempt to sail the third
race failed, and attempts have been
made every day this week. On these
occasions the Reliance led the Sham
rock iii TO the finish line by two
miles, but failed to reach it by five
a I'd half hours Today's victory
means that the cup is destined to re-
main in America until England is
able to produce genius equal to Her
rshoff in yacht designing.
Never has been more spectacular
finish than the Reliance's today
After racing, for more than an hour
at terrific speed through binding
fog the Reliance burst tin ough the
wall of mist upon the vision of the
spectators in -the feet assembled at
the finish, and heeling under a great
bellying balloon jib topsail until her
lee rail was awash flew across the
finish line almost before the specta-
tors could determine for a certainty
that it was she. Once more the Yam
kee boat had added to the long string
of victories in contests for the honor
ed old silver trophy that carried
with it The blue ribbon of the sea.
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VACCINATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all
school children before entering school
this Fall shall be required to have
been vaccinated.
All new comsrs must furnish the
Supt. of the school with certificate
of vaccination or some evidence of the
fact that they have been vaccinated.
before they will be permitted to enter
the school.
By order of the School Board of
School District No. /.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04

through this state enactment, but
would rejoice if there was any hone
that the government would build the
canal There is no one authorized to
speak authoritively. in charge of
governmental affairs in this state,
then from what quarter do they infer
that there is hope. We cannot see
one ray of hope. We want the canal
built. There is limit TO a man $
W waiting capacity and that time limit
is about up. so far as we are concerned,
and the same affection affects a great
many of The Sentinel's readers. We
have things on the owe. lets push
them along a little.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04

During the interim. until the filing
of the new petition for calling an cleo
tion to vote bonds for the building OF
the High Line canal, under the pro
visions of the district IRRIGATION law.
those individuals who We're intere sted
in securing its defeat before the com
misioners. might present some argu-
ments. why it seems to them that the
government will ever build such
canal in tins country. No one who is
hopeful that the canal eau be built
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WANT FOR SALE ETC.

Wanted. = Milliner apprentice at
The Fashion.
wanted-Dining room girl at once
Apply at the Windsor Cafe.
Wanted-Cook for out of town.
Apply car 0295 south of depot.
For Sale. Covered camp wagon.
Bargain. Call at this office.
For Sale "A room furnished house,
large tent. large trees 739 Ute ave.
For Sale-Splendid piano. Part
cash, balance in easy payments. APP
ply here.
Lost-Ladies umbrella. plain wood
handle. Finder leave at this office,
small reward.
Wanted. "A strong, quiet. family
horse; Surry and harness. Geo B.
Robinson. Grand Junction Colo.
For Sale. Complete outfit. horses,
wagon, bran new harness. Horses
weigh 1900. Wagon new. inch
Apply at Pioneer corral.
Wanted. An experienced waitress.
or waiter. girl preferred Apply at
this office.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04

The inspirations student may re-
ceive by sitting at one end of log.
the other end being weighted by some
profound student, it is said is often
times sufficient incentive for that stu
dent to forge ahead in acquiring an
education. Some students learn,
whatever may be the capacity of their
tutors. 1t cannot be said that a
teacher or a school is answeiable for
the ability of many students. who
would acquire standing aud an educa-
ton. under any adverse circumstances.
Teachers should receive greater credit
for outlining to the student mind
their ground work plan, than for any
thing which they may acquire at a
later period IN their course of study.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04

The value of the diamonds that my
lady owns, which the fair owner val
ues' into thousands. must either be
paste or some other spurious stone. as,
according 10 the abstract of tne assess-
ment, there are only s76O worth of
ieweliy, gold and silver plate. dia-
monds and other precious stones in
this country. Either Anninias has
some strong followers in this country
or what we have been led to believe
were the true sperl,lers, have the
Barrios tipge.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04
US. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.

Grand Junction, Colo.
Local observations taken at 6
o'clock. Mountain Time,
Maximum temperature yesterday 81
degrees.
Minimum temperature this morning
81 degrees.
Relative humidity at 6 E. m. yes
terday, 81 per cent. Relative humid
ity at 6 a. M. 46 per cent
Precipitation during the past "a
hours, 0 90
r. H. SULLIVAN,
Observer. Weather Bureau
Forecast for Western Colorado.
Generally fair tonight and Satur-
day.
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04

The frontispiece of the Ladies
Home Journal, for the month of Sep
tember. shows an indian mother and
babe. The mother is holding up toy
TO amuse the babe and it all is pre-
,nted in the bright coloring, so af-
fscted by the aboriginal tribes. But
it is the womans' profile of face and
form that is attractive. Stephens
the artist evidently has not seen many
indian maidens or mothers, in the
rough The woman is sufficiently
beautiful to attract the eye of the pale
The daily sentinel., 1903-09-04
Proclamation.

The first Monday in September.
having been set aside as legal holi-
day. called Labor Day. l herbey call
upon all the citizens of this commu.
nifty. to observe Monday. September
7th. as such.
IL is respectfully requested that the
business houses close from one o'clock
to four O'Clock p. m. so that all may
join in the program, as arranged by
the labor organizations of this CITY
Very respectfully submitted.
J. M. SAMPLINER. Mayor.