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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13
GLOBE is THE BEST.

| AL II. Wilson so often that they might
| be pardoned If threatened with ennui,
| but If any chillineSs was ever appar-
ent, it was completely overshadowed
last night by the cordial reception &C
corded him and his company at the
| Grand.
| Melody of the sweet. heart entranc-
ing kind has ever been Mr.. Wilson's
one redeeming trait, and when his
| friends last night heard him in that
| old favorite, The Tea Kettle Song"
their gladness was of that kind that
only repeated encores and curtain
| speech would satisfy.
Last year Grand theater-goers saw
Mr.. Wilson in the Watch on the
Rhine but this year his talents and
| that of a capable company are directed
at interpreting very pretty little bit
of Knickerbocker history, to which
Sidney R. Ellis, the author, has given
the title of "a Prince of Tatters." 1t
Is perhaps the best production that
Mr.. Wilson has ever been associated
with, and he SuStainS the confidence
with work of exceptional ability. Ev-
cry act permits the use of his voice in
those Tyrolean effects that he can sing
with such sweetness, and their rendi-
ton is perhaps the most pleasing fea-
ture of the entire attraction.
Mr.. Wilson has excellent support.
Prominent in the company are Miss
Kate Beneteau and Miss Fanny Blood
good. The work of these two has much
to commend. OF the other members,
George Riddel, ]. ]. F'itzsimmons and
Harry Fischer contribute largely to the
Interpretation Of the story, and do it
most satisfactorily.
The production teens with situations
and scenery that are historically in
teresting, representing the year 100,
but laughable anachronism is con-
tributed when the curtain rises in the
first act and displays a smugglers'
rendezvous,with center piece of liquor
casks, bearing the name of a modern
brand of rye. Later-in the year 100,
mind you-Miss Fanny Bloodgood,
whose soubrette tendencies are not to
be scorned, puts to flight a lot of
drunken SOLDIERS with a bell-mouthed
blunderbuss in one hand and shining
Smith & WesSOn revolver in the other
The use of a very modern looking gun
in another act is also slightly mislead-
ing.
On the whole, however, ga Prince
of Tatters" is both well played and
staged, and if there were any inaccura-
| cies, they were overlooked by the au-
dience, which was free with it's ap-
prevail.
Fred E. Wrights original New York
company will present the beautiful pas
toral play, York State Folks" at the
Metropolitan opera house the latter
half of this week, beginning Thursday
night. The sale of seats and boxes for
| this engagement will open at the Met
ropolitan box office this morning.
Next Sunday night James O'NeilI will
| begin a half weeks engagement at the
Metropolitan opera house, presenting
his big production of 1.-The Manxman."
| This play is by Hall Game, author of
| The Christian"
The Dilettanti Mandolin orchestra
| gave a pleasing concert at the Metro
| politan opera house yesterday after
noon to rather slim but appreciative
! audience.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

Sgnor Mascagn called Pete, has returned to his
tive land and is conducting continuous roast OF
the United States. Pete had heard about the fortunes
collected by Patti Paderewski Kubek and the Others
and thought he ought do as we'll Instead, he went
in the hole and the constable grabbed his baggage
hence his harsh words
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13
Whittier Are We Drifting.

From the Buffalo Courier.
While the president is in the Yellowstone park the
people to whom the park belongs, be barred from
visiting its interesting sections. The time NAV come
when they viii be driven off the streets when he
through an American city. That is the way Russia
| and Germany when royalty ventures abroad
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13
Moody Is Heard From.

WASHINGTON. d. G.. April H. = A
partment today from Secretary Moody
SAYING that he had arrived at Charleston.
s, G., today. and would be In Washing
ton tomorrow 1t L. supposed here that
Postmaster General Payne and the others
OF Secretary Moody's party are with him.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

They trying to find place to stow New Yorks
reform" mayor when he is Overwhelmingly beaten this
fall by the Tammany candidate. One term in the Office
blows up pretended reformers.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

Did you notice the certificate of T he Gil b s eff
fectveness advertising medium in Sundays issue!
If not, it's this page today.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

Crown Prince Gustave of Norway and Sweden has
had short term acting king and has doubt of his
ability to fill the position entire satisfaction.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

We are just between seasons: Too late to kill the
wheat crop with frost and too early to burn it UP with
drought,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

There fight in the jungle when the hippopot-
told the rhinoceros he blew his horn too
much.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

The costly hat joke is wrapped up and put aside TN
Ill next year this month
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

The president may have bagged hill kitty, but the1
IS a Yancey's famous for his mountain ly
stories.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

There is a very general desire that winter take a
gentle spring and be gone
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13

When you item to the effect that there is
progress in Mindanao it that Moros have
I'LL
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-13
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River Bulletin

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
Grtuc riues pienrrs.

Der 0ater bes 4efprmatprs bea
engfiI6en poitDeiens, Sir 3plplonl
Sin, bate einen 9tener, Der breibtq
Sabre lang ieinem GERM. einem Irste
treu geDient unb ais Wuiter Der gu
DerldiIigfeit gegolten Gatte. Sci ieis
ner 8e~erbi9un9 bielt ibm 9cttpr 9i0
cine GebG4tniBrebe. Nber ipie eritaun:
ten Die SuDDrer, ais Der Geoner mad
elmer S9ilberung bes treffli6en Gbas
rafter5 unb Der ~tabeQoien Su6rure
ieine5 peritorbenen 0ieners erflGrte.
biefer ebenIo tluee Die 9eipi1enbafte,
9eipanDte unb feFheibene Mann lei
ppr1nols ein-Strobenrduber eetpeIen
vYor oreibig Sabren," beri4tete Sill
nbielt mid oerielbe Meni4 auf Del
2anbitrabe an unb forberte nit Dor
gebaltsner Piltole mein @eln. Sbne
gu eriAreden, lieb i6 mid in Elm Sc
iprGb NIT inn elm unb fragte ibn, lpas
i'm benn gu einem 10 itraf6aren unf
gefdbrlt6en 5anopert babe perleiten
t0nnen." limb nun erfubr ct: be,
HGrber lei friiber &uti6er geipeie en-,
isbt aber itellenlps unb, ipsil er obne
3eusnife iei, t0nne er teinen anberet
Sienit erlansen. Gr babe iib baber
niht mebr anbers su belfen gepubt,
ols baB er gum RduberbanbDert &C.
griffer babe. n8ir ipro6en Hanger
matchmaker" fubr Der 9ottor fort,
ui9 bot ibm an, in meinen 9ienit gu
treten, unb Ger StraBenrduber ipiQigte
elm. Seitbem 1T er Elm m%uiterbafter
9iener 9eneisn. Ia6 pretbi9 Sabren
itarb er in SrieOen ftatt auf Dem
S6affot. 8is gu bieier Stunoe blieb
bieie Geihidte spii6en linn unb mir
Elm 8ebeimnib."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

leiis suejsg, balnit Manas Sdlums
mer ni9i 9elt0rt lpuroe, ionit ni6ts.
Dap lie Del al bieIen Oieniten a1f
lire eigenen SfuIarbeiten ni4t genug
,3eit perpenoen tonnte, that ibr 5tpur
leib, aber IS lieB liG nidt dnoern.
lnb auf ie tam's ia au3 ni6t pets
ter an. Jielen lire GenIuren mdBig.
aus, bann lGAelten Die gltern, ipenn
tie gut geItimmt lporen, no4iidtig, io,
ais iuolten lie io9eu: Soft, IS banpelt
fi3 ia nur I'm W}nrt5a, bos arme 8ino
tann'5 nt6t beiIer.
SpnTt ober bieB es:
nGeiBt OH, Mar!bo, Ou oiirfteI:
Did I9on ctlpas mebt a~nitrengen. Wtl
10 pentg &,euBeres bat, ioQte ppppelt
bemii6t iein, ettOo5 GiGtige5 gu Iers
men. Nimm Dir Elm Seifpiel an BET
tletnen gpa."
OoB Die lteine Gpa i5re gutsn Gen
iuren mn Der S9DeIter gu banter
bate, Oos lpuBte Miemanp, es bd6te
tpentgItens RlemanD pardn.
Die S9ul5eit 1T poriiber. Wtartbo
1T tsin fvDlli9er 9adftItD unp lie bat
feline &Iiitbeaeit. Ntebt etnmal Der
rS4Dn6eit Der ie6Sebn Sabre" tann lie
ii9 riibmen.
Mfilla perlpbt iid uno Wartba oarf
fleibig I'm Der Iusfteuer arbeiten.
Wama tann bas Siben an Der Maz
i9ine ni9t pertragen, unb Minas 3eit
gebOrt Der Bflese hires i6Dnen &Drz
pers uno Dem 8rdutigam.
Sstdr lit uuf Dem 8Dnierpatorium;
er i6idt uue Drei Woden feline WGiGt
na9 6auie. Martba pldttet lie unp
beiIert Gle S9Gben aus. User ibm
oas. 10 nett beiprgt, Dds erfdbrt Ostor
gar ni6t. Gr beoontt ith ftets bel Der
geltebten Mama, Die fir t9ren Stint
leriobn" elm 9ans bc'onorres fable
Bat.
Sran3. Der Yrimaner, 0ibt Dem
Ii9enbrOoel iebt beIonoers ptel gu
ratben auf. MetB Tie, baB er Ibeno5
beimlid fneipen 9e6t, Oann ma9t lie
in ibrem fIeinen 6tnterItiib4en, mel
DIES 8Iolei9 ais 0arterobe bent, bis
er 5lriidfommt. S03rt Ie enolib ieiz
hen S9ritt auF Der &reppe, Damn 0ffz
net ie inn Die Glurt5ir 10 IeiIe ols
m09li4, Papa iOl bod nidts merz
fen. NnfGngli3 bat tie ben 8ruOer be-
i6porerl, ni3t beimli9 fort gu geben,
aber er bat ladenb eripiDert:
nOos tbun iie ale; Yapu bats fiGer
friiber ielbit 10 gema9t. Wp3u icu
ids Oil Die 9rOBe 0lode b0.,gen? G5
sebt 10 gang gut"
Nun 1T uu4 bus Neitbdtden tein
S6ulmdoel mebr, iOnoern Elm reiaenz
Der Sadfti@, Der sur Sanaitunpe gebt.
Sas gibt pieoer cine Menge Irbeit fir
Murtba. Gp9en trGgt itets petBe
&leiber uno lie 5iebt iepes muir einmal
an. Damn mub Mertba es friI9 mo-
diem. Gphen lit Der Stern Der Sansz
itunoe uno ibre reiSenbeu Soiletten
iperben itets betounoert. IS iinb gan5
etnfa6e Stoffe, aber 10 beIpnbers iauz
Fer bergertGtet. limb INNER bat iie
cine frii6e Roientnoipe i'm @iirtel.
Wartba 5iebt an ibrem Ssniter jubrz
aus, jabrein Monatsrolen unb germ
idneioet ie Der liebliGen S6peIter Die
i6Oniten ob. Die Mama fonnt Ii6 in
ben Sriumpben ibrer Siin9iten.
0ftQa tom1nt nit ibrem 8abp gu
9eiu9. Die gauge feline Musftattung
bat Martba seitidelt; nG6telang bat
fie babel auFgeiefen. 8et Sag tonnte
1e nt9t alem aere6t perben.
Der gauge 9ausbalt rubt iebt auf
Qi9en6rDbels idmalen S6ultern, bic
fid unter Der 2aft idon fait na4 BORN
netden. Die Mama 1T 70 nerpDs: iie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08

braudt ibre &rGfte fir bic @eielies
tett. unb bas 2eben 1T 10 tbeuer; man
lam feline &Odin mebr balten, ba it's
gut, bdb Martba, bic fonft bod gu
ni6ts 81 sebrauden lit. iid npenisz
items" auf bieie Dirt niiBlid MAIDEN
tann. Iuf iugenolide Srcuben bdt fie
bel ibrer Guberen @rideinung unb Bel
ibrem i6euen 8elen ia bod teinen @ns
ipru9. Man piirDe ie aeitlebens i'm
9aus be6alten miiIen.
Sur Nusbilbung fir einen 8eruf 1T
fie ni6t begabt genlts. Gs lit nirts
lib traurig fir bic Gltern, cine Sod
ter gu baben, Die cine a!te Sun9fer perz
ben pirb. gn cine 9ciratb 1T ia ni6t
gu Denfen.
Martba piro feline alts sSungfer. @s
tommt Elm Grl0ier fir fie. 8ein
Bring, nie i'm W}drden-Ii6enbrDbel
lit ia nidt i6Dn-ipnbern Der 9rpbe
Grl0ier Sob. Mo9 ni9t finfunbz
8pansis Sabre alt, lest ie iid bin uno
ftirbt. 9erate als @p6en So95eit gez
babt NIT benz Mann, ben bic fiae.
talentloie, bdBli6e Martba inn tiefiten
!SerSen sslie6t, BEL beiTen S6ritt ie
inncli9 geoittert Fat, be7en Stimms
iie erbeben !ieb unb Der Ite 70 nenig ie
bea6tet fat, pie bic Mnberen es &C.
than. ga, elm paar Sage na9 bieier
So95eit itirbt iie. gs lit etgentli9
riidii6tsIps, baB fe gerabe iebt ftirbt.
Mama bat cine 8abereife 70 nOtbig
-nun perfGlinsen bic Soften Der Sc
erbtgung einen She'll Der p%erfiisbaren
Mittel. Die lebenbe Martba bat 70
peridtpinbenb ipenis eebrau9t, bat
INNER Dorlieb genpmmen nit Dem,
mas iibrig mar. Die tobte Sodter bes
ungefebenen 9auies muB bod itanbesz
semGb begrdben perben!
limb per Iou nun ben gopu p~eriprz
gen? limb Milla bat ibre 5tpet &inber
ba lafien poIen. Sic finb 10 lebboft,
unb bic idDne Mtutter fiirdtet, 81
iGneu gu perbliiben, penn iie ii6 nift
5ntibenour6 etipas cntlaftet.
Spoter noufe Sstdr tDTlllel1, UNI IN
hdusliGer Yflege cine grOBere &ompoz
iitiou gu boQenben. Sron5, Der iebr
flOtte STUDENT, bat i'm StiQen ouf
Wortbas Sparpfenni9e gebpfft-er
itedt in Sdulben. 6dtte er MIR e6er
aeiprpden!
Gs 6srr5Gt pirtIid in Der oan5en
Mantle oufri6tiQe 5raucr Darii6er.
bah Elm 0ofe;n ausqcl6idt 1T, auI
peIfes fetn Men76 ie Wert6 qeleQl
bat. WQn hat bic bQRIf6e WQrt6a
lei 2e65ei1en nit in ben Saul oenpnls
men, 70 QetpiTermo5cn ols rcs1nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
New Process
Steam-I aundN,

@enn 10, bann miro es iid Sud lsbnen,
l;dt auBer Idt gu laiien, bab mir @uer Gil
Ientbnm bebanbeln, ais mare es bas unieriz
Je. 9Sir baben Die uouitGnhisite @ai6ans
talt i'm Noroweiten unb lieiern eriter 6Iafe
arbeit. @ir 9ebrauden feline Gbem,falien;
pir peroerben oaber Sure Saden nidt. 8sna
Sbr refine arbeit uns bette SebanbIune mont,
oaun oeutt an uns. llniere Yreiie iinb uiebz
ri9er als ionitpo, unS mir beiorsen Sure Sa=
nilienwdi6e biutger, oils sSbr es ielbf tbun
'onnt. @rfunbigt unb iiberseust SD Nis
baben asenten in ben umliesenbsu Stabten.
9. 8. Weper 9ampfwafhantfaIt,
@isentbiimer.
Oople'S @ebdube on 5. gpe g ct. @Ionb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
3I(,,rrrr Rtu0rr.

2ies9en gum tletnen 9ans):
,9u pirit ia einieben, lieber !9ans,
bab cine Seiratb apiiGen uns unmOg1
lid 1T; 9u baft feline Steunns uno
ih babe brei Yuppen 81 erndbren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
ntcl ~urrluuQt.

@arnun9stafel.) rSas Setreten
bieier S6pnunsen lit BEL bel brei Mart
Strafe perboten. 3upiberbanbelnbe
iperben sebeten, iid beim 5lurpa6ter
au melben." Der Srtspprftanb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-01-08
D..
Don paul Stiff.

Aeber bic @elt lest lidl has Shneigen,
9egt fit Der miloe Shimuler Der Haht(-
Rum iei'n uergsiIeu Summer NIB Sorgen,
Die nus Der Gag sebruht.
mun fomm beruieoer, lieblihsr TrisOe,
Der OIL oIt mir Die Seele btireit,-
Dir, ben mlr ia ale erisbueu,
Sci Die StmuOe geweibt.
ad uno rln iauit 81 eutlhlummcru,
90 suiriebeu, wunihloS mi fill
Sas lei Die lebte SimmelS9abe,
Die i) erbitteu nil.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-14
Epitone OF News.

The Cripple Greek mine managers
declare that the strike in that district
is entirely unjust and unfair, and de-
clare that the cause for the strike is
entirely beyond their. control. and
therefore they can do nothing to remedy
it. The most perfect harmony has
prevailed between the miners and the
management.
frankie Neill on the champion
ship of the world in the bantamweight
contest with Harry Forbes in San
Francisco last night. 1t was twen-
ty round fight.
The Citizens League of Idaho
Springs will fight the miners union
Several of the union men have been
arrested
The Denver Trades Council holds
meeting for the purpose of booming
Hearst's candidacy for presidency.
Lord Salisbury is seriously i'll at his
Hatfield House home in London.
The new pope has been photograph
ed again.
Thousands of persons are homeless,
half-starved and ill-clad on account of
the recent awful hurricane at in Jam
aica.
Gilbert Twig. crazy man. opened
fire on crowd at a band concert in
Winfield. Kansas. with double bar
relied shot gun. loaded with heavy bull
lets. and killed four, and seriously in
jured twenty others.
The floods i'll Kansas are doing
much damage to crops and property
again.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-14
WANT FOR SALE ETC.

For Sale. Jersey COW with heifer
calf. Apply here.
Wanted, At this office clean cotton
rags. No small or dirty rags accepted.
For Rent. .-Five-room residence,
bath etc. Apply to Lorin A. Staley,
Canon Block
Wanted. Girl for house work
must be good cook, Two in family.
8lS Main street.
Wanted. COMPETENT girl for gen.
eral homework. Apply Mrs. O. b.
Rich, 62S Ouray.
Wanted-GiIl for general house
work. Mrs. A. G. Abbey, corner oi
5th and Grand.
For Rent-Six room house between
Grand and White ON Spruce St. Ad-
dress P. o Box 245.
Wanted. A job with good car.
penter. W. E. Norwood. care of b.
f. Potter, r. F. d. No. l.
For Sale. acre ranch acres
in bearing orchard ten years old, :
acres in alfalfa. all kinds small fruits,
nice lawn, with shrubbery and shade
room cabin. ice house. cellar, 81
barrel cistern One-half mile from
school. Address Owner care o.
Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-14
DR.. CoweH In Restraint.

A citation, which is in the nature
OF a summosn, was issued out of the
county court against Dr.. George E..
Cowell today, at the instance of Sher.
iff William G. Struthers.
This afternoon at three O'Clock DR..
Cowell was found in the office of S.
M. Logan. his attorney. and the cita-
tion read to him. He waived ON the
citation which gives him ten davs for
his appearance before Judge Sullivan.
to deny the allegations of the cita-
tion.
Pending the hearing or inquisition
into his mental condition DR.. Cowell
will be guarded by two sworn officers
of the sheriff's office.
The case of DR.. Cowell is most un-
fortunate and the family have the re-
gard and sympathy of the communi-
ty over the DOCTORS mental condition.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-14

N. E. Reynolds. who was formerly
night operator at Fruita. but who has
been at Cisco for while, was in the
city today and states that he will re.
sumo work at Fruita at once, having
been appointed to assume charge of
his old job.
There were big "ioin's'' at the
Woodmen of the World meeting last
night. Twenty four pilgrims crossed
the chasm and were permitted finally
TO Craze within the wood. The Wood
men of the World are putting forth
every effort to secure membership and
they are succeeding.
Earl Ewing and wife, formerly of
this city were visitors this morning.
leaving over the narrow guage for
their home. Mr.. Ewing was former
ly night operator here and was, with
his wife, a contestants in the Times
News contest a few months ago, tax
ing one of the several prizes offered.
Lawrence NJ. Miller, chairman of
the Peach Day executive committee
went to Palisades last night and met
the fruit growers of that section. Mr..
Miller made strong plea for a big
display from the Palisades fruit Sec
tion and it was determined by the
good people of that part of Mesa coun-
ty that they would endeavor to make
the best display that has ever been
made from the Palisades section of the
county. The prominent fruit growers
up there were enthusiastic abou the
matter and assured Chairman Miller
they would endeavor to do their best.
Mr.. and Mrs Matt Flynn, at their
home on Ouray avenue, have been en-
tertaining quite a party of MIR. Flynn's
relatives for the past few days. The
party includes Miss Mamie Kay, a
niece of Mr.. Flynn from Moberly,
Mo, Mr.. Clarence Kelsey. IA nephew
from Denver and Richard Flynn a
brother of Mr.. Flynn, from Denver
also. Last week in company with
Mrs. Matt Flynn the party went to
Salt Lake city and after remaining in
Zion several days. returned to this
city to spend few days here, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn. The
party will all leave in the morning
for Denver and from there Miss Kay
will go to her home. after most en-
joyable visit through the west. At
Salt Lake city thev were all the
guests of another brother of Mr..
Flynn, Mr.. Edward Flynn.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-14
SherimS Sale.

By virtue OF special executi n on attach
ment issued out of the Clerks Office of the
couutyCourt of Mesa County and State of
Colorado, and to me directed, whereby am
commanded to make the sum of Two Hun
lred and Seventy five Dollars (275OO) and
costs of suit the amount of u certain judy
ment recently obtained againstThe G colorado
Oil and Fuel Conn any, IN favor Of Hugh
Mckay and H. A. Stroud. copartners as Nc.
Kay and Stroud out of the laud- ,enern-
ents. goods and chattels of the said The Col
orado OIL and Fuel Company, have levi. d
on the following property, to wit:
760 feet, more or le-s, AZ inch casing Q
sand pumps, drill bits. Dlacksmith's bel
lows, l anvil, 3 rope cables, windlass cable
bitt wrenches, l spear, l sand line, pieces
,asi1g Sin 8 in boiler, Oil City Boiler
Work., y City, Pa, engine and all con-
nections, Oil Wei Supply Co. Pittshnrg.
Pa, No. 4l77, casing wrench, boiler fiue
-crarer, fire rake-, oil tank, 2 water
tanks, tool box and contents, 3 or So ''r''
connections, main drum belt, 8 oil torches
| 4 dozen water connections, casing lifts,
ratchet jack unknown number feet casing
IN hole. sand line drum break wheel.
derrick rigging and all connecting buildings,
the above described property located on
the 6 E 4 N. W. "a Section %, Township 6
5. of R 81 W. 9Th p. NJ. in Mesa county,
Colorado.
Therefore, according to saii command, !
shall expose for sale, at Public Auction, all
the right title and interest of the above
named; The Colorado Oil and Flel
Company In and to the above dea-
cribed property. on Wednesday, the 26tf
day of August, 1903, at 10 O'Clock a. m. al
the stus of said property, on the S E u n
W. 4. Section %. Up. 8, South of Rang 81
West 9Th z. NJ, near DeBeque, in said NJ =.
county
d ted at Grand Junction. Colorsdo, thii
14th day OF August, 1903
w. @. Struthsrs,
Sheriff of Aesa county.
r. te of first publication. Aug ID, 1909
Date of last pub ication, Aug. 25, 1903.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-14
II. r. BULL.
Physician and Surgeon

Surgeon for d. &s R. G. and Rio
Grande Western. Office; Rooms &
z, Canon. Residence; First and White.
Telephone = Office, 101 Juncti-'
Residence 101 Mesa
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Train No. was two hours late to-
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Evening Company.

] asst night at the home of their
parents, corner OF Sth and White
tseets. Fred and Walter Graham en-
ertained large number of their
young friends.
The lawn of the Ora ham home was
lighted with Japanese lanterns which
lent very pretty effect TO the scene.
The evening was spent in games
and other entertainment. concluded
with delightful luncheon served the
guests before their departure for their
homes. About twenty young ladies
and gentlemen attended the event.
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Local Overflow.

Train No. 3 was two hours late to
day.
. Cooks famous drum corps entertain
ed the visitors at the depot this ssatfer
: noon. They were en- route to the
cosat
Mrs. T. S. Ramey. Mrs Little an d
Miss Lizzie Ramey went to the Kan
=, nah Greek country this morning for a
short outing.
The Rio Grande has abandoned all
freight trains in handling the i'm
mense passenger traffic going over
their road at the present time.
Between fifteen and twenty sections
of the regular trains have passed
through this city in the past twenty
four hours, bound west to the coast.
Earl Bartlett. brother of Mrs. A.
n. Anderson and Mrs. John Stapleton.
returned last night from California.
where he has been for several mouths
Horace Garst, of The Mesa Dry
Goods company is expected to arrive
in the city in few davs. A new
manager is to be installed in this in
stitution.
Winfield Hubbard had the pleasure
of meeting DR.. Hubbard relative
from Vermont. who passed through
this city. on one of the special trains
en- route to the coast.
Manager Haskell of Haskells' Bill
Posting agency, will leave in the
morning for Leadville to tako out the
Peach Day advertising. His first
point will be Leadville.
The train service of the two roads
ending in this city has been beastly
for months. No reliance can be
placed upon the schedule of the time
trains should arrive or depart.
The article today in the paper OH
the fight was prepared by The Senti-
nel's sporting writer and is strictly a
study of conditions by young man
who is an authority upon all sporting
matters. He has watched events very
closely and no man in the city has
larger knowledge of the worlds sport
ing matters than this writer, who is
youth of such tender years that it is
surprising that he has such knowledge
of sporting life.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-14

Miss BERTHE Elliott will resume her
duties in the Mesa Dry Goods store
tomorrow. after two weeks very pleas
ant vacation. Most of Miss Elliott s
vacation has been spent at the ranch
of Mr.. Cellars on Orchard mesa.