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= 0umpfer pMafu4uistts" on=
gelangt.
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nR0ln" pom yNorbbeuti9en 2loDb"
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renb Der Su6rt inetnanOer. SRI. So
tula mar untertpegs gu ibrem S4paz
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gu., Der i6r @et0 our 5abrt mad
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bah lire 8erpanoten i6r bds n0tbige
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aier Der nR0ln" fteqte Mar ben Sin
nanOerungs : 8ebOroen ppr uno er=
flGrte, baB berfelbe pom S4tffe emit
Io7en fperDen t0nne. Die 8ebOrbe BE-
f6loB ieoo6, baB bic i4Dne Slonu gu
crit aQein no9 Ban W3eter reifen uno
bort bic 3uitimmurg ihres S4tpagers
unb i6rer @9peiter gu Der 9eiratb err
IanQen foue, norauF i6r W}ar t6r
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p%orldufig BON ben @tnpanoerungs=
8e60roen i'm @inpanOererRa1i e gu
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als Gontrattarbeiter 3urii6gefdnot
uno Elm anberer pe9en etnes Qugenlei=
ben8.
Su6tpom @tapeI geGaffen,
4uF benz @8iFfs6au6ofe DON Nm.
g.. 8ruBtar am 6uBe Der G6eiapeatez
StruBe fpurDe geitern Na4mtttag I'm
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So6n g., iun., urb 6arrp 9urit,
@06ne BON Sobn Is. 9urit, 9e6auts
Sa9t pom @tapeI gelaFen. Sri. @aIz
lie 6urft, @dpeter Der 8eiiBer, tuufte
Die Sa3t vQegonia." 9ieietbe piro
$4,000 toIten, 100 SUP lang, IS
SUB brett unb 9 SUB 6 3Ol tief iein
unb unter Der 5tGgge De5 Baltimore
Sa4tzGlubs" fabren,
4ntunftbes SO q d u
fett8,"
0as erIte fir ben 0ampfI6iffz
fu6rtszSruft in 4meritd Dom @tapeI
geluFene @6iff, Der 0umpfer rM}uiz
5u6uTetts," fam geitern Morgen bier
an, I'M feline erite 2ooung ~uuf3uneh=
men. Der yMuTa6uietts" 1T elmer
Der feds 0umpfer, bic bon 9rditbent
Bernard q. 8ater bon Der n4tlantic
transport 2inie" gebaut nuroen, e6e
tieiel6e BON bam Morgan'f6en Snnz
bifut aufgetauft pur0e. Die @apa3itGt
bes 9ampFers betrGgt 10000 Son~
men uno DerIelbe tpiro an nG6iten
Sumitag nit elmer polsn 2uoung Don
bier na6 2onbpn a6fa6ren. Inter
Der 2dbung Iinb 3u e%rpdbnen: 744
@tiif 6orroie6, 5000 Sonnen W}e6l
in @Gder, 300 Sorrsn MdiS, 700
8onnen 8au6ol3, 100 SOnnen 5obat,
ferner GonIerpsn, 4derbaugerGtbe etc.
Na6 Samaica-
Der 0umpfer yWation," Capt. 8.
Gong ge6t beute 8ormittug 10 ubr
nit ben na96endnnten Paiagieren
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tonic, Sumuicu, a6: 9r, unb 6rau s..
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nuoa; Srau 8. 8oSper, &ing5ton,
oSamaica; 6r, 8. GIaptor, 8oonots,
@a,; Or, 6ront .. 9oDin uno Sat
tin, Baltimore, W}o.; 9r. g. @.36oz
mas, Baltimore, Mb.; 5r. u. Qdnas
ia, Baltimore, Mo.; 9r. Murtin 8.
&. 8aulien, Baltimore, Wfb.
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StctS %npnul1rer

pirb baS BON 6reo. 8uuerni6miOt's
rNmerican 8repern" bergeiteute 8ier
-uno nit 3e9t, bern ba5 8eitreben
biefer 8rauerei, QuaGitdt gum 9auptz
3isle gu MAIDEN, lit bi8ber unentpegt
bei6eGalten norDen. &iite $1.00. =
8rauerei: 11O4-1128 SPLEEN : Str.
Sci. 6. e g. 1914, Wfo. 1891.
(42)
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Sfe8So6n Meper?- 6re0.
Ge0er BON g}r. SO, Noro=@ uI6inQ=
tonz@traBe, fanO am Montag Q6enO
an Der Gde Der Orleans uno 8oIFez
Str. eiren Mann i'm Otter BON etnu
30 Sa6ren 6spuBtlos auF Der Strap,
liegerO auf unO bsnu6ri6ti4te bic
9oli5et, pel6e Die ue~6erFi6rung Deg
Wfannes ms nSObns SoIepb8z9oipiz
tai" OeranluBte. BORT mar Der Mann
big 9eitern 4benO ipGt niht gum 8ez
puBtiein getOmmcr, bod ion er Sobn
Wteper beiBen uno in 0apsrln anidi=
fig ieiR.
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0A@T @ a.
Tragt die HO0S018, UD6I 0I InneL G8salIlF
5 gSs;;; NLHZzZz-
-pD

Sn q pz0 0 t atet.-
So6n %. 8ur9eB, pel9er i'm goOems
Der leBten Sa6re5 gemeinI4aftli4 nit
einem betunnten 9auner, gtamens
Charles Sluter, i'm 4funDleibe Sc
f6dft bes 6rn. Salabe8 an Der BAL
timoretraBe, cine Der 6rau &tbbie
8nrne8 bDn CIR. 100, Weft=53. Ctr,
gepzgort, geito6lene 9tamantnaoel
3um Wert6e BON $4,000 fir $3.50 berz
6fGnoeten, lit in 96iIuOeIpbia perbufz
tet poroen uno Duroe bort geiteru
BON 6rn. Sdld6es Dor Dem Bolt3eiz
ri6ter iOentifi3irt. Die Rubel muroe
Der SFruu auf Der StraBe BON BRET
Mdnnern entrifen. @iner b~erTelben,
Ro6ert 6. Murp6p, nuroe f8on Dor
IGngerer 3eit Der6aftet; Slater beFins
bet fi6 nod auF freien 6iiBen. DIS
Slater unO Burger Die 0iamantno=
Del bier perieBten, iagten tie, fe ieien
8u6md9er.
8srmtBt.- 6rdu Wtdr9 8oblz
mann, Rr. 23O9, Dit : 8opnIsnOz
@traBe, Fat, Der Poli3ei be8 norO0itliz
fen 9titritt5 gemslbet, Dab ibr So6n
2epis 8Oblmonn, % Sabre ait, isit
mebreren Sagen bermiBt piro. Der
junge Manr lift BON f6lanter Statnr,
bat beQe 9eii6tsfarbe, OuntlsS 9aor
urO 4ugen. @r trug einen brauneH
@n3ug unO i4nar5en itetfsn S9ut.
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gfiittelfruf, sdmer5en, Mala.
ria, Ca Grippe mno idlintrIc Grf1l=
tnngen fnrirt ourrb ,,Slanep'S @gmc
0iitS" taud) in hiiiiaer Sprm).
4reis csc. Mncnthalben ~nerfamft
(Stj2, 80
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@mhnrtirte Nierc

f0nnen Dos Bier Der n8e0. 8UntRer,
iun., 8rau : 60" an 8einbsit, an9ez
ns6mem @ef6mad urO Snbalt nt6t
ii6ertreffen. Sine ein3tge Probs ges
niigt ais 8etpais. qriifet unO Sbr
tper0et Iagen nProbatum eIt." 6. C
g. Sci PAST ober p6illips Bros, al
leiniger 6luffen6ier : 8etrieb, sos
Gil SiiDz@Qrplins@Str. Az
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Ginc Neiie md SentIhlanp,

nm bic Melt ooer mad irgenO etnsm
She'll Der @elt arrangirt. Geiie6iIz
Iete iiber ale 8d6nz unO 9ampferz
Qinien. S6eo. 8. 0iener &c
6 o., 415 MatersStr. (266|
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Sebet! 90ret!

7tt gRtaOiu95 Giitubuhu' Sadie O'" '''V'''
4attou $5000o fir oicit ortI 2SoL,t'
@rippc, Snftcn, Grfaltmi'g.
Son DEM "FAMILY PHYSICIAN HIlI'
20 Geuts. M: apot5Hfhs
lGebrll31itA
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aus Baltimore @ountD T..
= Sn 8osleD's 9oteI gu 3opfOn fon
beute Morgen cine 8eriammlung Der
2~unofraBen : GommiTdre oon 8altiz
more : Gountn ftattfinOen 3peds
0istuffion Der 6rage, in pie melt Die
GommiFGre fir S9aOensrIaBtlagen
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19le9ten 3uitanO Der StraBen beg
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peQatipnsgeri6t BON Marnlanp Fat
befanntli9 bic Gpmmi6Gre oe5 Gounz
tps BON berartiger Observation-Disclosures
in Iol9en 5GueR freigeiproden uno
bic GommiHGre nolen ieBt in @rfa6z
rung bringen, pb bic 8erantnortll6>
felt ieBt uuf lie faQe.
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@ountp BADEN 9rn. George 8ur6age
als @pe3iulpoli8tit fir ROlanO : Port
rno M2ilton Nlbrtg6t uls @pe3ialpoltz
3ift Der ,Qferbau : @eIeni4uft bon
Baltimore @ountp" errunnt.
ST. 6oparo 8rpant, 4n!palt fir
@onaro 6. 0att8, Der am 13. go
pem6er leBten Sdbres gu Pbrentr,
Baltimore : Gountp, feline Srau TOD
tete unb Der am 16. 6ebruur in 3orp~
ion pro3eIitrt nerOen iOu, bot Inn cine
@erIegung Des Pro3eifes nu4 etnent
dnoeren @ountD eriu6t.
6r. 6oratio q. 9emareit, Sc
f6dftsfiibrer Der rGanton Gar 0erte"
Der r9ennIplDuniu : 8a6n," bat Die
9tele als Generally Snipettor
Der 8a6n gu @iuiamsport, go, dngez
nommen. gr itsbt lett ietner SugenO
in 0ien1ten Der 8ahn : @Ompugnie.
0us @ui1engert4t DON Baltimore
Gountp bat ous Seitament Der 5ral
Murtba 6. G1art CUR priifung 3ugez
lafen. sir 6interlGBt 4les ibren
ainoern nit Der 8eOingung, baB lie
einen 8e6nten She'll hires Gtntommens
fir Str9en3pede ~uusgeben m0gen.
@ eISIenSnm9cm nndb ScmtidGnnS.
"a Gents pro Mart unb Commit
fon. Sbeo. $. 9iener &c 6 o.,
415 @attr=S traBe. 4uslGnoti4es
@eGo, We61eG uno Grepit 8riefe.
~I.croxi. 49, ,,oA o1A E,frobo
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@eilen sie bencr mad 0emti@lamO ?

Teiien sic bcncr nafl N~cItIHIaho :
lin bic beTten Raiiiten unO 8ldBe
gu Ii6ern, 1onten Oieielben f%rii45eitiJ
6eleot perben. 8iaete per % Or b.
beutI6e 2lOpo ooer 8 M
burger 0ampfsr Baltimore
ooer g}eip gort, prompt beior9t uHo
ale Qusfunft ert6eilt oura
g.. Saline,
Grpeoition Oieie8 8IdtteS.
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8etterausft9ten = Sir
Marnlanb unb ben 9tftritt COLUMBIA
Regen am Mittpo4, frif4e iibli6e
Winoe, tpa6rf9einli9 FLAIR am Dom
nerftdg.
CA
Y,ragt die 1DlS uts, Die IE IRE6r Gekauft Hat
:sa s5 N1HAZzM1
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nterhaItnnas. SS caipeiier.

1nterhaItnngSs0S caipeiier.
,Muif= gltaoemie." = Siefe Wo6e
CHARTS Snlptr;s in ~ @tfdgt from .0aars'.
Gbaie's y2nceum : Sbecter." -
Ect NsOas: QereD 3dslp'G IL p5'OOra".
n6orb's Orernbaus". SieIe
seO4e: ABE aitar OF 5ricnOib;0".
y0onibdhErabsr :Gbedter. - Siels
Erode: s6er Narriaae @otpS.
r4ubitorium : Mulif : Saae." -
Eieit 98ob,: r3te=3ao glip".
ct. Nntpniusz Stride, NntbonDbtue.
Eitnfaa UNI M;ttipo6, Den 10. unO II. Gt=
bruar, orobes @~uitsrn. Souper sum @tt'n Der 9s=
meiuDe.
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gaittl. Saromet,rit. 1929 S6htc Gemperatur. 4s
OiittI. 5bermomettrH.. SO g~1itnriaTte 2emperat IS
Die bohite SdHe1isteit bes gRinoes in elmer
Stuuoe bttrue IL Dt,ilen pom Slopeitcn.
Sas eefriec @ettcr. - Sic ~nieoriaftt
Seupsrntur ots e~citrieen Cages (bis s llbr 4beuDs)
mar nui ua6gcnannttu StutiOnen, ipie iolgt:
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@ctterbcridlt.
Ser. StaGten=gB Setter iredu, !
Baltimore, ben 8. 6ebrIar 1903. !
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10

For Sale-1 thoroughbred Red Poll
ed bull Swan Lofstead. 8 miles east
of Wa-Keeney and miles north of.
OgallaE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10
First published Oct 10. 1908.
SURVEY.
STATE OF KANSAS.
COUNTY OF TREGO.

STATE OF KANSAS. &C
COUNTY OF TREGo,
In the matter of esta blishing. permanently,
the corners and boundaries of land owned by
e. g. Yetter and Mrs. @. @. Yetter to Marga-
ret McAnerney. Thomas Martin. OgaIfah
Town Company. A. w. Newman. Union Pa
chic Land Company. Charles b. England,
Peter Hendrickson, Thomas Tarpy Estate
J r. Fulton
You and each of you are hereby notified.
that c. C. Ietter and Mrs. Q. c. Yetter. of
Irego county. Kansas, has notified me- as
County Surveyor of Trego county. Kansas
to establish. permanently, the corners and
boundaries of the following described tract
OF land owned bv them and situated in Trego
county. Kansas. to- wit:
he mort beast quarter of section twenty-
seven CD township twelve Q2) south range
twenty-five (S2) west of the 9th p. NJ. and
west half of the west half of section twenty
i've c-5l. township twelve Q2) south. range
twenty-five CD west of the 9th p. NJ. as be-
tween him and you and each of you with re-
spect to tracts of land respectively owned
by you and lying adjacent to the above de-
scrioed land and that |. as County Surveyor.
will, on the 3rd day OF November. 1903 at 1
o,slock p. m. of said day at the southeast
corner OF section thirty-six (36), township
Twelve 90 south range twenty-five Cs>9 west
OF the 9th p NJ in said county. proceed ac-
corsding to law to establish permanently.
you may, II You wish, be present and be
lie lrd q I FERRIS
County Surveyor. Trego County. Kansas
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10

Lost-At Colono crossing last SAT-
urday- new coat. Finder will be res
warded by returning same to f. c.
Schwanbeck or leaving it at this office.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10
QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
COUNTY SUPERB NTEN DENT OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS.

Quarter begins June 80. 1903 Ends
September 2S 1903, Trego county. Kansas.
This report is to be made out and trans
mitted to the State Superintendent Of Public
Instructions on the last Monday of March
June, September and December. and "a copy
thereof filed with the county clerk for pub
lication. The county superintendent also
srtifies to the county commissioners that
THESE reports have been duly made and
transmitted required by law
1. Number of district schools visited this
quarter. giving number of each district:
Numbers o.
= Average length of time spent in actual
school inspections: None
B. Number of written reports of such Wis
its made to the district BOARD: None.
boards None.
5. Number of days office has been kept
open at county seat: 3S-
g. Number of examinations of district
clerks records: none. Number kept
quired by law none.
Z: Number of examinations of district
treasurers' records: 0. Number kept
quired by law: o.
8. Number of teachers meetings attended:
8. Number of lectures delivered: none
TO- Is the Office su pplied with suitable rec
ord books as required by the existing law?
1t is
IL. Number of certificates granted. &c:
professional. o; first grade. 4; second grade,
81 third grade. ID; mporary. 0.
IL Number or certificates Endorsed. g.
To the State Superintendent of Public In
struction. Topeka. Kansas:
hereby certify the above to b. correct
Stationery of she work of this office in the
matters herein reported, for the quarter
Dated at Wa-Keeney, this 2Sth day of
HATTIE ]. KIRBY
County Superintendent.
Trego County.
certify the above to be a true and correct
copy of report submitted to State Super
lntendent Dayhoh-
Co. Supt.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10
Notice of Application to Purchase SchooI
Land.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he viii on the 18th day of October Iaa
make an application to the Probate Court of
Trego County Kansas. to purchase the fol-
lowing described school land. situated in the
organized county of Trego. Kansas. viz:
The southwest quarter of section I6, town.
snip II SOUTH range "a west.
tie names the following persons to prove
ms settlement continuous residence. and
improvements. viz: Luther Caskey residence
Wakeeney. Kansas, and William CIawson
residence Wakeeney- Kansas
Done at Wa-keeney. County of Trego
Kansas, this Sth day of October 1903.
ROY RHULE.
Petitioner.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10
PROBATE JUDGES REPORT
OF
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE
Office of

COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
Office of
PROBATE JUDGE,
Trego County.
wa-Keeney Kans.. Oct. 2. 1908.
To the Honorable Board of County Commits
sioners of Trego county, Kansas.
In compliance with Chapter D. Article 4.
Sections 1919 and 152O of the compiled laws of
Kansas, of 1885 and in pursuance of an or
4th day of August, 1908. appointing w,
w, Gibson assistant to examine and
count the funds in the hands of
the county treasurer. we did. the above
date. without notice to the said treasurer,
proceed to examine and count the funds in
the hands of said county treasurer. and
port follows:
Amount to be accounted
for as appears from the
books S'-iu ol
Cash on hand in office. IS 1255 8s
Amount on deposit in Wa
Keeney State Bank 5,S03 %
Cash Items AZ %
Total Amount -.--..-.s 7.471 I'll 7.471 81
T. $ HOWE.
Probate Judge.
W. W. GIBSON.
ASSiS. ant Examiner.
COUNTY OF TREGO.
We. T. S. Howe and w. W. Gibson.
all of lawful age and each being
our oaths do hereby certify that we find the
funds in the treasury appeared by the
books of the county treasurer;
Il. s. HOWE,
Probate Judge.
w. W. GIBSON,
Assistant Examiner.
n sbscribed h in ef % and = Ys, to
Attest: j w PHARkS.
lSEALl County Clerk.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10

SLstte VI NaIrsstS- y
Trego County.
/. A. B. Cooper. Treasurer of Trego coun-.
ty. kansas. do soIemnIy swear that the above
statement Is true and correct. TO the best of
my knowledge and belief So.
a. II. COOPER
County TreaSurer-
/ HEREBY CERTIFY. that the foregoing
statement was subscribed and sworn TO be-
fore me. and in my presence. by the above
named this 5th day of October. 1908.
Attest: j. w PHARES
-lSEAL.l County Clerk.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10
Notice to Te-chers.

The regular quarterly examination for
teachers will be held in the Office of the
County Superintendent Saturday. Octo-
Der 81. 190gS beginning at -s30 "A.
HATTIE J. KIRBY
County Superin IeRdent.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1903-10-10

For Secondhand wagon. In
quire at this office.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
Those Franchise People.

The r. L. Polk and Co.. publishers
west, have been writing letters to
several of the merchants in this city,
since they found that Anthony and
Co.. were to issue a directory in con-
juno tion with The Sentinel. claiming
an exclusive franchise for publi ishing
a directory. or, if not claiming. inti-
mating that copyright which thev
possessed for their 1902 directory still
held good in this territory. The pro-
prietors of this paper took occasion to
inform Messrs.1 Polk and Co.. that
they had. no exclusive franchise for
this territory. and that their statement
regarding their copyright was all
bosh. - -sfa .c .a.s..-
Persons who have. contracts with
Polk and Co.. in our Judgement are
not bound by them. because. it was
understood that they should issue a
directory in 1908. This firm Of Polk
and Co.. never have spent dollar in
thus city and never will. save for the
board of their. men while canvassing.
They talk as if this territory was
theirs by, purchase. So far as thi
paper is concerned it shall continue to
issue directories whenever it sees fit
and wheneyer4 it believes the town is
in need of one. We think at the
present time that it does. hence we
have contracted with Anthony and
Co., to do the work for u.s.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
Civil Service Department.

Zone of the examination board of
the civil service department for the
examination of persons desiring to en-
ter the service Of the government. Mr..
Wilson. has posted number of no.
tices Of examinations which will be
held this month. between the dates of
the 18th and 23rd.
The following are some of the ex-
aminations
For assistant farmer and dairyman.
at the Fort Louis Indian school. salary
$500 per year. '' 49,
For interpreter of Roumanian and
Slavic. at the port of Baltimore. sal
ary 5000. ., !.
For Inspector of the Chinese at
Pittsburg. salary 81. 90 per day
For engineer and draughtsman. in
the supervising architects office of the
treasury department. salary 81. 400 per
year. 81 fot 500
For bookkepeer in the PHILIPPINES.
salary $1,000. 99-e NeH
For law CLERK, in the law depart
ment and library at Washington, sal
ary 5000 per year. ..g l.ifr 4i.
Z or about one hundred teachers in
the PHILIPPINES at various salaries.
For Inspector of rubber. This ex-
animation will occur November list.
For mechanical draughtsman. IN
supervising architects office.
Here is an opportunity to Join the
service Of Uncle Sam. in almost any
capacity. Teachers who want to tour
the world can take trip to the Phil
lipines to begin with.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
May Send MiIitIamen.

Telluride. Oct. "a report was
current in Telluride that portion OF
the militia from the Cripple Greek
district will be ordered to this camp,
and that all the mines in San Miigue
county will, be re-opened under the
protection of the state guards. The
actions of the mine managers give
color to these reports. For the last
few days the Tomboy, Smuggler-
Union, Nellie and Liberty Bell man
ayers have been laying in supplies of
all kinds and the mines are now pro-
visioned to feed big force for long
time. The manager of the Nellie
mine has bean trying to engage the
services of cook
The 'iniue- owners say they intend
to break up the union in this district,
and have all along declared that they
would open as soon as they could get
the protection of the military.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
Laid 10 Rest.


The funeral of the late Charles
Mead Hammond at Paonia yesterday
as was stated in Yesterdays dispatch
from there. very large one. Dis
tinguished menI from all portions of
the state were present.
The floral offerings were magnifi-
cent. The casket and bier were liter
ally covered with flowers. There
were many special pieces sent from
friends with whom hs had been asso-
ciated in life.
At the grave the beautiful ritualis-
tic ceremonial of the Elks was per-
formed, in charge of Exalted Ruler
Alvin N. Bucklin. All the stores in
Paonia were closed and there was a
general outpouring of people from
the countryside. Hon. John @. Bell,
x-Representtive Rawalt, Judge A.
R. King, Of Delta. Porter Plumb.
Esq. and many other men we'll known
on this side of the range were among
those present.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
= THE SENTINEL; T .!;,,;,, -,,,,,
Lee Bunting, Props. l. ~. oOhuhS, Eultor
l. N. Bunting, Editor

truth and will consult it's own files,
it will find that it said nothing, or at
least very little regarding the employ
ment of Major Wharton and John
Dickerson. at the time the water sys-
tenn and sanitary sewer systems were
being built. If it has any memory at
all it will rememb ber that this paper
exposed the deal by which these men
were employed and at the same time
held positions as councilmen. Fur
thermore there was no democratic
party in control of the city govern
ment, it was what was known as the
business mems administration and
that the men referred to above were
at that time members of the populist
party So the effort of that paper to
make the public believe that The Sem
tinel is an organ of pie eaters is re-
pudiated. We take notice that when
it was question whether that paper
should be deprived of the public pa
tronage, it set up howl with the
board of commissioners, which was
long drawn out and extremely pathet-
ic. The News has lived the major
portion of the years of its existence
ON pie. 1t is about to get large
slice in the next two weeks. the pub
location of the delinquent tax list,
which publication should have been
submitted to bids by the county COM
missioners. When it comes to pie"
the News is generally up close to the
board from which it is heins distrib-
uted. t-t-.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10

The News can dispose OF an argu-
ment. made by some one else. with a
great deal more facility than it can
advance one. Its reasons advanced
against the proposition to make the
mayoral office a salaried one. are as
feeble as some of its random thoughts.
These thoughts y are the the diver
sion of the News editor and aside
from the re hash of n few unimportant
ideas. CLEANED from some other
exchange. nothing resembling a
'thought' has been identified by any
one save the editor him self.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
A new phone dircetory is Out to,

A new phone directory is out today.
The last band concert of the season
occurs this evening.
Theodore Goette of Montrose, for
merly of this city. who has been
spending the last few days here. will
leave in the morning for his. home,
Mr.. Goette was offered pretty good
price for his lots on Colorado avenue.
which shows that things are ou the
move in this city.
Lincoln Wickersham, assistant cash
ier OF the Grand Valley National
bank. accompanied by his wife. he's
returned from a visit TO their old
home at BainbridRe, Ohio. Mrs.
Wickersham. since her residence III
Colorado been much improved in
health.
The daily sentinel., 1903-10-10
The Jvrics.

At four O'Clock this afternoon the
jury in the case of the People VS.. w.
L. Downing. was still out and had
been out continuously since last night
at 10 O'Clock. at 49, esAN'
At the same hour no jury had been
secured to try the case. of the People
VS.. William LaFair. I'm all proba-
bility the jury in the Downing case
will report before the day is over. 1t
Is anticipated that a jury will also be
secured in the LaFair case before the
adjournment of court. -H