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The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-05
hns. C. c. MarrHrwsoN.

Medical works agree that Brlghts Disease
and Diabetes are incurable. but q per cent are
positively recovering under the Fulton Com
pounds Common forms OF kidney complaint
and rheumatic offer but short resistance
Price 81 for th' Brlght,s Disea e and tI % for
the Diabet'c Compound John j. Fulton Co 40
Montgomery street.. San Francisco sole com.
Founders. Ere tests made for patients De-
scnptive pamphlet mailed free.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-05

Tomorrow will be pay day at the
camps, and the SUN of money disburs-
ed will be as large as that OF any pre-
vious month. The miners didn't lose
day with the exception of Christmas.
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-05
Call For City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given to holders of
the following numbered city warrants
on the General Fund towit:
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-05
local News.

Turn over a new leaf and purchase
furniture of Carmody. lOl
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-05

The city schools opened again today
after a brief vacation
The Florence daily tribune., 1903-01-05

429, 430. 43l, 432.
The above warrants will be paid on
presentation at the city treasurer s
office. Interest will cease on the
above warrants, in 30 days from the
date of this notice
Office OF City Treasurer, Dec. 10,
1902. ID. a. JACK,
City Treasurer
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16
Speoafibeo.

gliunsiuta oil maaitt blipe uopseet
iOm ben al Statsrns, Der tommsr til Of
huir be ipesalits ber 2anSet. 7snns
Stat bar nsmIis Here SpsoOmstilfGl.
Der al osnne art snO noesn anosn Stat
/ llniOnsn. nsmIis Is, os sr ossuOen
ganits csRtralt bslisasnOs. Rseisrin'
gen bar neOiat m aOh,ifi,cu til at
Opsroeis be bsOfs 5Oraniialtninasr mob
osnns frpstsIise SpsOOms llObrsOelis,
os oct er nllersos paa 5als at opreitt
ct Sandtorium | bet Gismso. Or.
Sraden Tiger bl. a. on bette gmns:
3 Rorge bar man bupt sdniis mango
SptodIiis fer | Sioeu. men Sprsttsl'
len % SsOliesbOlOslisn al uotIutience
isrfis slasiss pOipitaIer for bette iGr.
iiiIte giemeo bar rsoucsrst antaIlsi al
Speoaliie | ben Grab, at Here al oisis
SuititutiOnsr nu sr blspns Optriisoiss,
% Der CT tnssn Spipi on, at Rorse
mso 3iosn uil blips aloslss fri for
Spsoommsn."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16
SmaaiOppesGpiOemi.

Or. 6. Q. Frpbh. ssirstar /
SbiOs SunObsostommisiiOn, iasoe
npIis: "Spis life ale RGrisr iiaar
tell, irer jss, at gsrbm saar en- almin.
oeIis aOpps.Gpioerhi impos. 5eits
bditrtr iss pda ale 2Gstrs Spisrpa.
TONER nutiloaas. SmaaiOppsr raisr
mere Os minOr. | ale eaHOt. % iuu
be pOsras 6OsbOIOsrtslsr piI iunus
iorbinNrt Oshns 6ariOt ira at bsri,
geroensrigsrns." Or. gradsu Rin.
neiOtd CT bog life mig iiieo ban. "5ei
sr saniis ianOi. at bDsrt eanb Gu.
rOpa berries al SpsOOmmm, maaiis
mso llnotaselis al 2pi,,arr, flyer
ban, "os bet CT Osiaa ianot. at ben M
mere snO nOasniiuos CT iprrOt Opr ID
6orsntos Stnisr. glen snobd Tan BET
'ilte iists at sGr nOssn abioIui dare
iOr osus SprsOnins iOm Gu seriot. 3
gaiHnsiOta pptrGS,r ben | fiitS Gjrao,
CO ! .nOd al EhlTaisns ,r ben rig.
'tienei mere alporlis. men bod snouu
beloisbis uResr 9Gsernss asnirpI.~
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16
shrpriis s.arties.

So. ri tan npi iorfaa, at bet iidl
bare en- agre at blips opsrraiist suoog
miot paa adtteu al sns Omiprssiuloe
8snntr. glm Oitsii idar man iiiano
oisis Gpsrraiielisss fun mso
bet islpilis 60rmaal iOr Gis. at til.
tpinss iia Susrum for en- Sdns sIlsr
Sts. % BET or lite iiort bsors suo at
goa til airis iuu tot at irGiis ianin'en
mso fin SisrtsusiiGr. bpiIitt tr iaa
paa Rpot Der | eanosi. Rel, mine
Samsr % Serrsr, oa trpr ui at iunns
frembGue ct langt beere % 9oltre ers
smpsl pda Ct pirieliat Sssrraiirlisss
SeIiiab. tasst fra 9iptt 9linneapOIis
saniis upIis. Ser CT bet: On Wano.
Der bapos en for Gamtlie al iprisrss.
blsD siOrt arbeiOsuopstis ueO al lOmms
ilsuit tiliiabt uueir arbsiosi. eu gli.
ten. msDtns ban laa % iaa tno | ben
iormsritoe Grsmiio, iraabts pluoislig
en- Glare al bans gsuusr inS iii BAN
os pptrraite BAN rt sammsl aafisiie'
Def iom 3san pda otrss Spmpdihi.
ilOs Ring ont eOrod % sii,sOs Op
mso bsSre 9laS. a:e 6amilitn bGpos
Saab on u,erf at iaa image, siOros
BET iaa bpsssiist % lpii for Oelh. iOul
ianot @snnsr iunos: Estis par si
aats "Surbriis'parti". four brasts
Sol % @IGot inO | bette iSriasis
Sism. iOni Psnsc % anOrt eapsr
usppe tuhot iormaa, ua trOr = lie. al
9lanotn % bans 6amilir bIsp ppsrra-
iisi. iaa ipprs oaiisljsOlsu - ben in
otbpfot si bnrSrs dollars.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16
snejtormens Sirc.

Ten Snsitbru,, ipn for Opsr gre.
tttitaisriie fOrriss llss, par IN ai be
poloiomite. man bar peret gione til
pna mango elar, % llIpiisr ai mango
Slnss rappOrieres fra be fOriiisliss
Strss. en af be isrssIisiis SiaoEier
tommer fra SumOnt Opsr paa Wlinns.
iotas Siosn. bpor albert Salute %
son Os Ole Sanien iSarmsrs Of ben
Syn. | Sneiturmen bIsp Ousriisrts al
ct srGn Os osres liplsis ssssmsr isners
bragt frsm Sasen ai. en- SnspIos.
iOm tom % sittr shtisn ira crten.
bile.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16
Wore 9o,otas Ssietieret bar mn M

Hpro Soiotas Ssieiisrei bar M tils
itaaei @iIliam Sarrp mt s5Orbsr.
Som bet pil srinorss blsp ban osmt iii
lipsparist 6ansieI irt paa ben met
bruiale Wlaaos at baps mprbet fin 3je.
neiteiarl slnorp WsIlsm. nGr glilton.
Barn. Der insen Vel iaa til at linO;
ilibps, siter, at @oroei bar bssdaei,
opsrsap iis | Rettens S9nber % tia
fob; men oa. .benne 3iepel bar psnss,
iial bet psl M isses bepiii. at ban %.
iaa er gal, for at reoos bam uo uf III
ufripiliss Gpbplbsiiso.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

eGrsrM. "ehi clai. uaar en- sOn
aul psitr 10 tuiinS gunO. bpor msssi
ueisr ioa fern Bon NIB Ruiz"
Gldi siirdhitiitr paa al iuuus be.
iUdrs 5brrssndoiti risiis): so, be
ptisr sttHrdt TO iniinO punO buer."
earfrtr III er iiR Sprhsin: Ran
Ou mFnt rris ~ gaiisSpr9"
sorptin: "ei sGits.
ser:rn: "Riafia- tan BIZ nauut
rst Il s,diitoprl"
fOrhSin -si adh3 t."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16
Gisares


NJ aIle Staetr. bpis Rapu bar siaue.
Ga iom at tlits Ut lGtit.
Gar Rieoros BOG ben irsmfs RaHs
: Rorbmanss 2u Os sisrs.
IN es ssriHes paa RietIp' Sdnstu
gr Rersss tssn icm inssn anssH.
eil Rerss sidis i'm sstn Roa.
Csaar Rsisu fern inSom giedrps.
"a Rorsss Sasa ira tisIis sunS
Git alag saisarOs btias.
Kong Siau irpssoion UaIsis cuins,
90 iism aissaas ban rsiht.
% ssIlis cIsp saV 9eas, siOmn
Ara aitisfloftsn trousbisntS TSnisH
CO spsru sit ts m,s Sparb % e,tloIs
Ill ssir paa "aaIuitins" % SlsvOis.
"a g'sSu 8ssid par Srensbitms'C'u
Gan Iaris alsris at pIss
eaa bisp BON forbsuiiieIs, bon, iiillui
"a rtesse Rouisss Riss,
"a pse bans eaiuss pi trshis iluiitr.
Ut Der tr @ars be frousbisms 'sh,tti.
% at be sisr iis. mn iom isr.
Gil RorsmaHbs SiHb % ct sOet tounssr.
cm Risaros sOissr 5lSrss east;
Ten Ct bets sidptfr Sdtr.
Ten sitr osiaa tn Rapnsr Frasi
NJ Rorsss SssThs % stSht.
90 SOresu bcF OYpaa lrsueaisansst
RsD ROrsss egrsas sIOe Ct bIaHsst.
Scr manr saso III gdms sast.
ssaar Norge raabsr; Sina Poii --C'iy
sgt"
Ger sipls.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16
SeeoralsSmotn.
Scr sipls.

Slanot SspGroisbsotrHt | eaun
pto Slad Ripsr Sails, gis.. sr Der
inssn. iOm Tan maols iis mso Setprab
3iubsn. Der lisa,r abitiIlise yiil ue'
osnior putnnGputt Sieo % pmtrsut en-
WliI ira eIptn, iirsp st Slao. Est sr
en- SanoiisnsiOp, iom brptr iis 600
Dob pper eIptns 9anoipeil, % bpis
sperhs Del uoejsr en- alippe paa so
6oos Ssios. mto bratte gesss. 6ra
osuns Bop bar man en- lloist ipm fro
iaa dnbrs Stsosr Staten. 8 gtit
lisesr 9anosbptu 8aIsspiIIs luni nsos
ueo osns Dob, msbens Ell imui liosn
grerit paa npals hunore atrss, belt
opSprtst. Iisaer on. 6rd SeeOrub'
5inotn Tan man is ino / fem fOriiisls
Iiss sountpsr. nj 9!isFsiippi isr
man alarpeir pntrsnt 50 gil, %
mtO en- alminoslis aiiiert Tan man
cine Sanpiiibt, Der gaar op og neo
paa oens blaa 9dube. Winpna, Did
mid, Somsr. 5rsmpea!tau. Sresbad.
ga Crescent, 9ielp gmiisroam, glios
wap. Cnalaita % ga GrOsis, iOm liss
ger paa sn SirGtniHs al so Dlil, ices
alle iposlisi. SIad Ripsr Tan man
islss Iiss iii Osns RunOins. IS TliI
neosnf0r:
5inben er blspen bsrsmt pe6 ben
samls gsLnnsbasOaSppOins Setorab.
bpis Rapu ben bGrtr. San bruate
ben iOm lloiis, oa ban bsrira iuuOs is
fine 5isnOsr ! gliisuis. liar bpis be
tom ppOUsr GlObsu. Dan nptteos ben
osiaa til gdros % sicroe Op SIo; i,aar
ban sniises, al bans taprs iiuioe mgos
irsm. eu ppperIis garOs Uar bet, oa
spsninssu tunbs ices / en- Gmirsps al
1000 apaoraimil. paa bsuns 3inos
par oct, at ben samIs Ssuoing snsans
hIsu bO!ot iait al en- 6lOl "Sorthsss"
iUm uiorparsuos tpm opsr BAN. gisns
mem Wlioipartist al ben spsrte Spp
bar Raiursn islp oannsi ell Srappss
gang. ustpp itOr not til. at m snisli
FsriOr tan Hippo frcur; % fun Der fan
mon TONNE op. Ia SUrtbgasus pio'
ft, at BET par umuIist at aneribs bGm
pda bette punit, btiiuitsot Dc at iulit
bam uo, men on Raittn opfpo et
iuGrt llpsir, % gasisn ipgte ep paa
ben anosn Sics al alippsh Ssrai
btnptttos EttOrdh Jig % bUppeos ueO /
SdHohaussn pua ben mOeiuite Rant.
Sst par st irpgtslist SOp. giiiimosn
par 50 Dob. % Sgpoinssn brat bssss
hnt Seu; men snooa bapot ban arait
moi Ill at trnbs ntb vi 6IOebrsposn
% iOmms Omboro i'm aauo. Sdn
rotos nso til prairit ou gbisn. o. bans
SLENDER piohe intst fsrsno be uGhs
Rorem iaa Spcrtrr sitsr bam.
Raar man FILLER is Der. bpOr 5srps
rab fob, % isr nso, iarsr Der sn 8ps
len sjsnntm en- bto 5auisn pdu, al
ban sjOros bette irpst,Iist Sop. Oct
ipuss ut sGrs ben risIs Iso.
gairusbdso' Stammsn bstrast,t &c.
cUrah. 5inosR Hso sertirpst, % busri
9Iar beisass ben d' upg OS sammsl
blanot ssus gitoismmsr. gittr ben
OusrOrOsntliss SsUOinss Dob bar Der
iiie irsmitaatt nOssn, Tom bar iunnsi
inOiaas bans 9laos. Ter sr mango
eit,ribmm,rc al BAN; men iassn be-
iiOOsr iaaOanns escniiaber. at be bar
tunnel srbuerps iis ben 9lpnoisbeN,
iOm ben san,I, bsiao. Siammen e,
osripr uoen Sertr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

tsr bel isrunoen lite marisIisi Der |
eanbsi meo bet. at SpssemaieriaIer
itte bolber bel Maal, be siper iis ub
for at bOlos9 glarislissrt or bet 10
iOresitsn. at iussn protsitersr. men far
81 a6mms pdsiers for 4 % II for 2.
srulaiibanblsrsn fan naturiispis life
sipre nossi osrpso; men peo COB brrSe
be m9stise SiOs. % Sasbrusssisrs
iuinsss til al ituiis mso III Snpoeri.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

aantpen ON bpilien Sp iial bare
Spo 8aiOtas SOpeofab er M for gll.
Dor bespnot isieu, % be ripaliiersnss
spsr sr glitdea Os Suron. Der bssss
isssr at iraraus s,ierre sersn. SiShl
ipnes BET, Tom sm Yliidea bar be fleiis
at sObsiOerns pGa Jim Sios, msosns
Snron lanstfra bar Opsipst Saabsi.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

: ben nu paasaaenoe llnberipseIie
ansdaenoe aOrbolosi meilsm 9linersrne
% auIbarOnernt padiiaar Sclapars &
Suoion aompanieis 9ssoIsmmer, at
ali par lSreo os Sarmoni inStii slrbsi.
oerns orsaniiercoe iis. gls ituls little
unoraIi.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

en fatiels aons peo Wapn Mrs.
.. Sursenianu | 6airmount, Rinn.,
Der ! lensers sio bar parsi ips. be.
npttees iiohe esroas ct ubepostst Gie.
bIit til at iatte Sls fine alaoer. for
at eiere enoe paa fine a.insler. bpiiiet
bun Opndaeos, ibst bun branois ibiGi.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

slnsrsds giubslis, en- iorbsnpGrsnae
guiemdne for 1orb Saiotas Siinn.
sriis % Rspaitpr al "gormanosn" !
ejrano Boris. er nu boiat Santiaso.
Guba. bpor ban bcr pprsitet ct eanb.
iOntOr % oil icse at ida Sianoinaper
til at ioiOniisrs en- 7st AZ eanost Der
paa -sIntilItrnss psrIt".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

euOtl reprisientaiips RoromGno oil
aisipe MsOs | Ninnsapolis ben 20os
Sanuar. bppr Siriot pil blipt iasei
Rstnins al at prsaniierc en- norit nas
tiOnal sanOsfprsnins. Der oil isae at
p,eliesbOlOs Dor aaiiOnaliists araOi'
tipnsr % gisnoOmmslisbsOsr. % buor-
al snbper bGbsrlis qeriOu al nOrii sei
tnn bIipt Weolsm. SoaO iuuOt bi iiis
uoretit paa bet literere. pissniiabtIiGs
% anors Smrnaosr Der | bort upc
Siemlanb, ON ri ale lpiteos 6Ioi,
naar bet sialOt npsei uististl Wauss
% bsipouinssiuIos sr DC Spsrssmaal.
Der usntsr paa en- FABIAN Srsaniia.
tion for i'm SssIiiHe.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

Oct biip.r ianbipnlispis aItie ct
@piierium. bpsm gat Groip, Der Tag.
ees at bape bortfsrt unss euOabap.
esentIis par cs bpor Der blsb al bam.
vi bar en- slnslis ON. at en- iaaoan
gericn iiis bar sriiieret.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

Ter iIasss Oper en- utilbsrIia ReS.
iIasinius al elsopr | gsinnsiotas
Sioss, bppr aaoapsrns ai Oisis pres.
tiss Gpr bpppis iinbes Iisssnbs raab.
nenoe ailiianO. sitsrlant at en- sllsr an.
ben ioao. uiorfanois Siptts.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

Sss lite at Srss, ShcT pGa bin
gtHs oOUsO s,ss It SammtsiIas.
SaSe.suSad; -Eei hlaa para
OOOrIis si,r naa. il'su 5olt lite bar
Rad ist "a iisps ct Siff.s Saapc.
aesnmanOs.ctr .Sd. osi sr iOm
4'rtiisn ii'G: fsf N ff6ue Saoreclo
pi isntr
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

-ojisnsebspbins,n" srt ihGnosnOs
6pNteIlins iiliGias bette SIaOs
apHtor
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-01-16

Or. Saeob y. S6urman, prai.
bent al Cornell llnipsriitei % RsoleH
al saOmmisiiOneii. bOlot for.
nplis en- Sals til Snosnisrns pso
Risiouri.llnipsriiieist, bOOri ban iusot
fin Rsnins ON bort 6orbplb til ailip-
pinOerns. "Esrne iiuas nu sipes
lluTbanaisbso," iasoe ban. % pi-
oere uotalie ban: Tag nso 5lassi,
naor arbsioei er mbt. Npsle ranber;
'Sas aloris 5lasei neop men 5Iassi
bar MI ubisrt lin gtision. % Del
buros tases nso os lite barre til Siuosr
for nOest Soils 6ribeo."
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28
Native Novelties.

The Salt Lake Tribune had a news
item from the Indian agency at Ft.
Hall Agency regarding the Christmas
exercises at that place and the follow
ing extract is taken
1.-THE wild and less civilized In
dams of the reservation have progress
ed so far as to adopt. in a sort of a
crude way. the Christmas tree of the
white man. and they had as near an
approach to something of the kind as
their knowledge would permit. In
lieu of the ornaments commonly seen
they substituted fruits, such as apples
oranges. bananas. etc. The presents
consisted largely of articles of native
make. such as pipes. tobacco pouches.
leggins. dressed hides. gloves. bows.
arrows. moccasins. quivers. intespers-
ed with bright-colored shawls. hand
kerchiefs. blankets. beads and ribbons.
Many of the presents We're of purely
native manufacture and of consider
able intrinsic worth. aside from the
associations that cling around some of
the Oldest of them. On account of
the absence of suitable artificial light
this function was held during the after
noon and after the distribution of pre-
sents they INDUCED in some of their
many native dances. where a copper
colorea Cupid PLAYS havoc with the
tender hearts of sundry dusky men
and maidens.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28
Colorado "Spuds."

In the Chicago Tribune the 21st,
inst. appeared an advertisement of a
large restaurant in that citv in which
the merits of Colorado potatoes were
extolled. The advertisement stated
that heretofore as now Colorado pot
atoes are luxury in the Windy
City but the said restaurant was
willing to nav the freight in order
that their patrons would have the best
of everything ON the market.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28

Two of our good neighbors,
the News and the Sentinel of
Grand Junction have recently
discarded their old presses and
both have installed new and
modern drum cylinders of the
Cranston type. These papers
are both well managed and
both have enjoyed liberal
patronage during the past two
years and they are worthy of
it. Grand Junction merchants
have not been blind to the fact
that it is as ridiculous to think
of doing business without the
aid of a newspaper as for
newspaper man to imagine he
can succeed without a commu-
nifty to support his enterprise.
For their liberality toward their
newspapers the Grand Junction
merchants and business men
have been repaid many, many
times over-in fact they have
been given valuable and indiS-
pensable advertising which they
could not have paid for but
which has come to them as a
natural consequence of decent
treatment. The Post congrat-
ulates our prosperous brethren
as well as the community which
has been the beneficiary of
their liberal policy.-Glenwood
Post.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28

A Fort Collins farmer has
proven that the tops and roots
of beets, which are usually
left in the field after harvesting,
make an excellent stock food,
with fattening qualities suffi-
cient to make them a good
substitute for corn. Expert
ments with beet pulp at various
agricultural schools have shown
its value to be considerable,
and it is likely that before long
it will be possible to fatten
cattle for market at home as
well as can be done by sending
them farther east for that pur-
pose.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28
TIME TABLE.

The statement of A. L. Eel
lows that the Gunnison tunnel
will either be decided on or
else turned down within six
weeks is worth thinking about.
Everything possible should be
done by the association and
private individuals to get the
necessary $1,000 acres. If the
tunnel fails this section of Col
orado will get set back that
it will never regain. 1t means
dollars and cents to everyone
owning property in the two
counties.-Delta Independent.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28
Canras gloves at Graham,g.

canvas gloves at Granam S.
The e. V. Store will be closed all
day January 1st 1904.
See the handsome prizes at the
Rocky Mountain tea store.
The G. V. Store wish all a Happy
and Prosperous wear for 1904.
Low rates at the Grand Valley
Commercial School Jan. 4th.
Have you tried the famous Victor
Blend Coffee. At the Enterprise
The family h"rse of Mrs. Laura
Chairman died this forenoon of collie.
Remember the ball to be given by
The Fire Department at Turner Hall
Dec. 3lst.
The Grand function Fire depart
ment will give ball at Turner Hall
ON Dec 31st.
Take advantage of the reduced price
sale at Yorbeck's Music and Book
store. 20 per cent of on all holiday
goods.
Large assortment of music rolls.
autoharps. drums, also games at 90
per cent off at Vorbecks Music and
Book store.
Dress shirts, fancy sweaters. gloves,
black cat hosiery. silk scarfs and
neckware All at prices that can t
be beaten at Graham's.
Holiday books albums. games. music
rolls, drums and musical novelties.
20 per cent off from regular prices at
Vorbecks Music and Book store.
There will be no charge for all the
ceremonies of the NJ. W. A. at Turner
Hall. Jan. 9th except for the dance
which VIII be 80 cents per couple.
We have a good assortment of heavy
suits AMI overcoats in sizes from 3S to
A that must be sold TO make room
for spring stock. J. NJ. Graham 13I
p o. Blk.
The Gas You Like 1t Club" will
meet at the home of Miss Dorothy
Osborn ou Thursday evening of this
week to watch the old year out and
the new year in.
Resolved for 1904. To visit The
G. V. Store often. Let this be the
resolution for each man woman ana
child of the Citvof Grand Junction
and County of Mesa.
Now don't be backward gentlemen
Just come in the front door and we
will convince you that we sell cheap
er than any other store in town.
JIM. Graham. 131 P. o. Blk.
Ranchmen and Poultry Raisers. -
Royal Poultry Mixture. manufactured
by Royal Cooperative Co. of Indian
your egg receipts or money refunded
price 81 per package. 6 packages for So.
prepaid. Royal Lice Killer is war
rented to kill all mites and lice OF
your poultry in one day or money re.
funded Give it trial. Address al
order to A. NJ. Heubert, Ridgway
Colorado.
The theatrical season SO far thii
astrous for number of years. 1t il
said that there are in New York Cit,
alone over %. 600 actors and actresses
out of employment. Even in this citl
the following companies booked t,
appear at the Park opera house hav'
stranded on the road and they are
Buried at Sea- 1.-THE Star Board
er." "Son's of Rest "Melbour1
Mcdowell" lone Night in June. ;
"Fisher and Carroll" and 'Lookin,
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28

Michigan farmers, according
to a dispatch from Benton Har-
Dor to the Chicago Tribune are
to make war on the San Jose
scale which has in past years
destroyed thousands of peach
trees in that district. The
large fruit growers have been
purchasing sulphur by the car
load and it is being distributed
throughout the fruit belS The
following treatment IS used
with good effect: Fresh store
lime, 40 pounds; sulphur, 20
pounds; salt, IS pounds; water
to make 90 gallons. Put 20
pounds of sulphur and 20
pounds of lime into 20 gallons
of boiling water and boil until
sulphur is dissolved, when the
solution will have an amber
color. This will take nearly
two hours, then place 20 pounds
of stone lime in cask and
slack it with boiling water, and
while still boiling add IS
pounds of salt, when thoroughly
dissolved add the sulphur and
the lime and boil one-half hour
longer; strain into a spray bar
rel and add water to make 90
gallons. Must be used while
hot and buds dormant.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28

1.-The Good Old Summer Time"
theatrical company is making a tour
of the east. With the thermometer
hugging the zero mark daily the
company should do good business
in New York. as the name alone
would draw large crowd.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28

: The Corbett- Eddie Hanlon fight
occurs tomorrow night. 1t will be
one of the hardest feather-weight bat
ties of the past several years.
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28

The new Pope at Rome. has grant
ed a special dispensation to Catholics
all over the world to eat fresh meat
on next Friday New Years day
The daily sentinel., 1903-12-28

In Paris several persons are under
arrest for worshiping the Devil,
Has Mary McLane resigned her posi-
tion on that Denver paper and gone to
France? '-'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-07
sEYERAI. ROBINSON CRUsoEs.

One lovely morning in May we
arose early to prepare Tor steamer
excursion which was to leave the land
ing at nine o'clock. we arrived safely
on board and with two loud toot-toots
of the whistle the boat slowly started
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-07

a lovely day in spring. The trees We're
budded and some of them had already
little green leaves; on the ground the
grass wore a green and brown dress
which looked very beautiful in the
golden sunlight. I was left to hold the
horses, which liked to do very much,
for they were high spirited and were
afraid of a whistle or a shril noise Of
any Kind. I was sitting there proudly
holding the reins when / heard a shrill
noise. The horses heard it. too, for
they pricked up their ears knowingly
and then listened again. I strained my
eyes to see if it was coming. Yes, there
it was. rounding the bend Of the road,
snorting and putting. At every crossing
came the whistle and the horses
plunged around, frantic with fright.
did not know what to do. for my cousin
could not hear me even if I called him.
Yet I did, and at the same time pulled
the reins tighter and of course the
. horses began to back. When we had all
most reached the edge of the hill I saw
my cousin running toward me with a
frightened look on his face. He
jumped into the buggy and succeeded
in getting the horses away from the
precipice. If he had not come at that
moment I should probably have been
at the bottom of the hill and possibly
on the track. We went home a good
deal more quietly than when we came
Cora Bergen,
B Sixth Grade 1924 Penn Az. N.
Lowell School.