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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-24
"Arts and Crafts"

This quaint furniture is as ponrlar
as ever, and is one of the most de-
sirable for summer use. Its simple
lines and solid appearance make it
very desirable. Its somber and rest
ful appearance gives it precedence
over the ordinary art pieces. Its
comfort and durability cannot be
equaled. And its quaint originality
makes 1t pre-eminent among those
who love oddly and exclusiveness.
Our showing this season is most
comprehensive and embraces ali the
newest and most effective designs.
Complete assortments of Chairs.
Rockers, Clocks. Bullets, Dining
Tables, Tables, Writing Desks,
China Closets, Serving Tables. Set
tees, Hall Racks, etc.
Some particularly. attractive items:
ARTS and Crafts Tables. 24-inch tops,
square legs. large lower shelf. Each $3.50
renaas , and Craft na Chairs and Rockers
ARTS and Crafts Dining Room Chairs A
wooden seat. high back. Each .......... $500
,ss Art; ;r. and Crafts" Dining Room Chairs.
Il.
Arts and Crafts" Arm Chairs and 40
i'cekefs' senuine heather seat. Each. -. %. so
Arts and Crafts" Arm Chairs and Rockara air.
leather seat. heavy frame, heavy arms q p
Wen Draced and feiled sides. Each 1900
. Arts and Crafts" Setteee To match
me above chairs and rockers, Sh ft
s,,,.A Arts and gfafts Serving Tables, heavy a.
square posts. lower shelf. Each - 5000
Arts and Crafts Chairs and Rockers Isr.e -.
Iroomy. extra heavy posts, broad arms - ~"
spanish leather seat and back Each . $500
ARTS and Crafts" Tables Iarpe round
top heavy legs; ideal lunch tables Each SS.SO
Arts and Crafts" China Cloaets
neavy posts. neat design. Each. 80, $4,000
Arts and Cratic Bullets large size.
back. Each. . .n :. $22.oo
Women's ARTS and Orufts'' Writing :
ers Each. r TWO ci.W $1,000
Arts and Crafts Morris Chairs brosd
Ions. bach. .s.se ea'n. $3.50
Arts and Crafts' Hall Racks umbrella -
rack, round mirror. Each. ........,...,- SS.SO
Arts and Crafts Clocks g. # bfpb hes
brass figures on dial, good movement and q
an excellent timepiece. Each. SIZ.ZS
Sixth dOor G st.
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accent Package -
of Four Rose Bushes.

Each package contains one Of the follow
ing select New Roses: Philadelphia RAM
bier. Climbing Clothilde Soupert, Helen
Gould, Lady Battersea. ALI are sturdy,
healthy plants-will bloom this year. Gull
tural directions in every package.
The packages as made up each include
one from above New Four. and also some
Of the following and other satisfactory
roses.
Francisco Kruger, yellow; Bon Slene
pink, beautiful buds; Enchantress, creamy
white; Countess Eva Starhemberg, f1no
buds. yellow; General Tartas. great bloom
er, bright red; DIR. Grill. yellow; Madame
Lambard, strong grower, red; Henry NJ
Stanley, amber; Beugere. pink: White Bou-
gere, fine; Mrs Mawley. peach pink; Sa-
Franc fran apricot; MUSK Cluster. white. All
carefully packed by our florist
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Picnic Requisites.

TlCIllC requisites.
We call attention to our large va
riety of picnic requisites, which are
very inexpehsiyaass
Wooden Picnic Plates. dozen...........5c.
Folding Drinking Cups, each. .1Oc.
Glass emonySquh6zer, each. Sc.
Natural LeRonade Straws. bundle 90.
Lemonade Shakers, each...............1 leo.
Tin Picnic Plates. leach. .......~.........5c &c.
Tin Drinking Cups each.
Tin Teaspoons, dozen. pa. loo.
Knives and sEorksr with wooden handles.
each DC.
Can Openers eaeb.,,s........-....~... Sc.
Corkscrews, teacho.s... ......~.........10 c.
Paraff1ne Paper, FOR wrapping lunches,
etc., "a sheetsss..a. 81 az. DC.
Covered Lunch Baskets, eacht. ...,.. .e0c.,
Tin LenaonhdayIs ckets, cache. Hoe.
aluminium Drinking Cups, each. 49,. loo.
Decorated Paper Napkins hundred. .10c.
Imported Porch Seats each. &c.
Refrigerator Baskets, each. LIS
splint Lunch Baskets, each............ 800.
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Cardboard Picnic Outfits.

Cardboard Picnic Outfits.
We are also showing the picnic outfits.
consisting Of two paraff1ne paper-lined
cardboard oval dishes for meats one oblOng
salad tray, one cake plate. four meat plates,
four pudding or dessert plates, six individ-
ual buffers, one salt cellar and six paper
napkins. all In neat box.
soc. for complete outfit.
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Summer
Furniture
For Cottage, Porch and
Lawn.

THE features of this years
n furniture for summer cot
~ tages are simplicity, ease
and comfort. To meet the
demand we have assembled the
most attractive line of Summer Fur
niture we have ever shown, covering
everything needed for the veranda,
the living room, to the guest room,
IN Reed, Rattan, "Old Hickory"
adirondack Silver Birch, Prairie
Grass, etc.
Among the most attractive makes
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Special Sale of
Oriental Rugs.

eHHT1 E shall place on sale to-
III NIL morrow, Wednesday, a
wv lot of Oriental Rugs
which we have marked
at special prices to dispose of at once
rather than carry them through the
summer. Among the lot are some
very special bargains, which were
purchased at less than their importa-
ton price.
We mention the following as be-
ing very appropriate for summer use
on bare floors or over mattings.
Several Fine Ghendges.
$II.oo each. Value, $500.
Several Fine Shirvans.
$500 each. Value, $4,000.
Several silky Belloochistans.
$3.50 each. Value, $500.
One Fine Afghan.
10000. Value, $1,000.
One Old Ferroghan.
$1,000. Value, $500.
One Beautiful India (9x12).
$I25.oo. Value, $I75.oo.
One Beautiful India u02x13,D.
$4,000. Value, $4,000.
We are showing large and COM
plete line of Summer Rugs, in mat
ting, prairie grass, fiber and cotton.
in all sizes and colors.
Second floor, g ST.
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Paper Napkins for
Nav 2aOI1tino

~'11J u - =
Fancy Paper Napkins, In assorted colOrings
and styles, at the following low prices:
Fancy Colored Paper Napkins, hundred. &c.
Plain Crepe Paper Napkins. hundred .10c
Fancy Crepe Paper Napkins, hundred. 15c
Gold Illuminated Crepe Paper Napkins.
hundred ......................... SOC
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Summer Outing and
Picnic Requisites. 49,
Our fifth foor departments are replete
with the newest styles of Summer Outing
and Picnic Requisites, and we invite inspec-
Automobile Luncheon Cases.
We have just received new shipment of
Imported Luncheon Cases of wicker and
leather, for automobiling and touring, fitted
for tea and cold lunch with knives forks.
spoons. plates. water tumblers, patent-top
bottles. salt and pepper boxes. butter jars.
sugar boxes, ETC., all nicely arranged to
prevent breakage. They come in several
styles and with Accommodations for 2 to
persons.
$500 to $1,000 complete.
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Moth-6ghting Materials.

Moth-fghting Materials.
We sell only the most reliable Moth Preventives.
and we especially recommend Manahan's Tarine
Moth Bags and Paper which, when properly used.
give entire satisfaction. We quote Q few items
from stock which Is now complete.
Manahan's Tarine Sheets, large. doz SOC.
Manahan's Moth Bags, medium. each 400.
Manahan's Moth Bags, large, each. soc.
Manahan's Moth Bags extra large, ea. CSC.
Best Quality Moth Balls. pckg. $50. sc.
Best Quality Moth Balls. large pckg. &c.
Lavender Camphorated Flakes. 2 pckgs.
for Observation-Disclosures Csc.
Camphorated Red Cedar. 2 pckgs. for .25c.
Chinese '"Ta Ma Camphor. pckg. :. .25c.
Sulphur Candles. each. &c.
Sulphur Candles large size. each. .10c.
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Lobster and Lettuce
Leaf Salad Sets.

We have just received large shipment
of Imported China Salad Sets, In the plain
green lettuce leaf effects. and also with
red lobster decorations. We quote q few
items and invite inspection.
Lettuce Leaf Plates. Csc. and up.
Lettuce Leaf Salad Bowls. .75c. and up.
Lettuce Leaf Mayonnaise Cups
and Saucers. ......................55c . and up.
Lettuce Leaf Olive Dishes. .25c. and up.
Lettuce Leaf Celery Trays. .4Oc. and up.
Lettuce Leaf Tea Pots. ................$1.0 90
Lobster Ware Plates. .25c. and up.
Lobster Ware Mayonnaise Cups
and Saucers. ..SOc. ana up.
Lobster Ware Salt and Pepper Shak-
erS ....................... 1oc
Lobster Ware Olive Dishes. .5Oc.
Lobster Ware Cream Pitchers. .35c.
Cottage Lamps and Shades.
We are showing a complete line of Sum-
mer Cottage Lamps, Shades. Chimneys,
etc, and quote few items from COM
plete stock.
Best b. & H.. Center-draft Bed Room
Sis
Best B. & H. Center-draft Reading
Lamps. complete with shade and chimney,
$50
Larger B. & H. Center-draft Reading
Lamps, complete with shade and chimney,
$1.75
Glass Bracket Lamps, for kitchen walls,
complete ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .25c.
Black Wrought Iron Parlor and Library
Lamps. complete with globe and chimney.
$500
Hand-painted Japanese Paper Shades.
$500 and up.
Hanging Hall Lamps, complete with
shade and chimney. .25 and up
Hanging Center-draft Dining Room
Lamps. complete with shade and chin
Nickel Towel Bar Special.
We OFFER four sizes Of Nickel Towel Bar. which
Is well made and Of thicker material than usual,
at the following special prices:
1S-inch.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 35c.
24-inch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5c.
30-inch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc.
36-inch. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CSC.
Fifth floor. Eleventh st.
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Cottage Glassware.


Old Colonial Glassware, in plain effects,
makes the strongest and best glassware for
the summer home. We quote few Items
from a very complete stock and invite
inspection.
Colonial Glassware .3Oc.
Colonial Glassware Water Pitchers. .4Oc
Colonial Glassware Sugar Bowls. 15c
Colonial Glassware Cream Pitchers. .10c.
Colonial Glassware Butter Dishes. ...20c
Colonial Glassware Spoon Holders. .1Oc
Colonial Glassware Table Tumblers,
Colonial Glassware Sauce Dishes, doz. GOO.
Colonial Glassware Mayonnalse :.
DlSnoS. s.0OCs
Colonial Glassware Vases. s25c. and up
Colonial Glassware Sherbet Cups,
0oZen. .fOC.
Colonial Glassware Punch Bowls. $3.50
Colonial Glassware Candlesticks. 49,. .45c.
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Cottage Dinner and
Breakfast Sets.

Cottage Dinner and
Breakfast Sets.
Our more than fifty open-stock patterns
afford an opportunity for you to make up
Dinner or Breakfast Set with only the
pieces you actually want. without paying
for several pieces you do not need, as -
often the case in complete Dinner SefA
We quote a few prices and invite the IN
spection OF the experienced housekeeper
77-piece Decorated English Breakfast
Sets............. ...............: $S.z5 to Nx-oO
77-piece Decorated French China Break.
fast Sets. " Sov.o
1OO-pfece Decorated English Dinner
Sets. .$lZW TO $Io.0V
1OO-piece French China
Dinner Sets. .<zU.W 10 $iNV.V
Also sold in single pieces.
Cottage Toilet Sets.
Our new choicely decorated Toilet Sets
represent the best possible selections for
are In antique effects, which are SO well
furnishing.
10-piece Decorated Toilet
Sets. ...............-.....$lSo ana up
12-piece Decorated Toilet
Sets. 1915 and up
1O-piece Hand-filled Toilet
Sets. ..>oOV anu Wy
12-piece Hand-filled Toilet
Sets. $500 and up
Other styles up to $3.50 per set.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-24

Snowflake Curtains in twelve new. dainty and
$500 a pair. Value, $500.
Cpin-spot Swiss Curtains trimmed with nuted
rufde-ideal bed room curtains.
$1.O0 pair. Value, $I5O
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to Order.

Time to place your order now Il you wish to have
them ready when you need them.
All our awnings made in thorough manner.
q the best materials and flashed In superior
way, and for strength and durability cannot be
excelled
Awnings made Of nrst-ciass materials {and put
up to at the average window, at
$3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-24
Miscellaneous Summery Items.

Fine Renaissance-effect Lace Bed Sets,
with spread and bolster to match; rich de-
signs.
$3.50 each. Value. $7.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-24

Bead Portieres, In pretty designs.
$1.75 to $3.50 each.
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Bamboo Porch Blinds painted In q rich dark
green shade; well made and very strong.
Gx8 IT. Each, 500.
Sx8 It. Each. 1915.
1Ox8 IT. Each. $3.50.
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Shirt Waist Boxes, Skirt Boxes, Shoe Boxes.
Very handy articles for shirt skirts Shoes and very
propriate window we'll Especially desirable for fats small
apartments and wherever space is limited.
Shirt Waist Boxes $375 $725 Skirt Boxes 81 inches long,
$3.50 Shoe Boxes, SAYS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-24

Old frames recovered, II not over 30 inches wide,
at
Estimates furnished for private dwellings, office
buildings hotels and other Institutions.
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Summer Cottage
Chinaware, Glassware, Lamps and
Modern H0usefurnishings

UR splendid fifth floor Housefnshng Departments offer the
ANN possible opportunities and best styles
NY leading Makers Our stock of China and Cockey
unusually complete the shapes and decorations
which practical of which made especially for
The best quality the lowest carefully
selected stocks of guaranteed excel ence.
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Upholstery Departfm
MINER Curtains and Draperies.

New Silk Curtains. light. airy effects.
pair. 1915 to $3.50
New Muslin Curtains trimmed with ruff
fe, pail. $1.OO to 800
New Net Curtains. white and ecru, trim
med with ru1ie. pair. so to $1,000
New Net and Muslin Bonnie Femme Cur
saiAS, edcH.. ..................$Af0 20 WOW
New Cross-stripe Curtains in dainty col
0rs, pair. .SO0 to 500
New Printed Muslin. for curtains. bed
spreads ETC., yard. .15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-24

New Swiss Tambour Cur
tains pair. 81 Is to $500
New Scotch Madras Curtains. In rich col.
orings. pair, Is to $3.50
New Cluny Lace Curtains, pair
$3.50 to $3.50
New Renaissance Lace Curtains. In rich
designs, pair. .<50o 70 $io.oo
New Saxony and Scotch Net Curtains.
pair. $1.<o " WV
New Dotted and Figured Curtain Musnn'
ward. .125zc. to 75c.
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..yudor" Porch Blinds.

We call special attention to our ''yudor'' Porch
Blinds which are far superior to any porch shade
made. They have Objectionable features and
combine the decorative with the practical and add
UNNECESSARILY to the comfort Of the home cot
tage. They come in the following sizes. ready TO
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Swiss Curtains Of Q very sheer quality, trimmed
with pink, blue green borders.
$3.50 pair. Value, $1.85.
Swiss Curtains, in bowknot. heur-de liz and sman
spot designs-very cool and summary booking.
$500 a pair. Value. $3.50.
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Slip Covers to Order
Screens for Summer Use.

Screens for parior dining bed repacefor all
Of the housn large diversity of designs and effects Japanese
Screens Bup Tapestry and Sikone filled Screens Poetched
Screens with panels Weaered Oak Screens with panel tops
dJapanes 3and4f
1910 TO 1910 'p - e to
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New Upholstery Fabrics.

possible with such superb supply of daperies and u
nshngs from which make selection the cottage or
town house delightfully."- Green blue and white
the color schemes which give coolest and to
homes the light appearance of during the heated term is
most gratifying and refreshing as we'll
Sikine
New Printed Tanetas 80 mches
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The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

uged with duns Many of the amounts
are small. but customers are 'broke:'
in many cases dead broke. The long
strain and drain wiped out paper
profits and margins. leaving net loss.
The brokers are not making any
thing just now. and lots of them are
actually hard up for funds. They
have expensive establishments to keep
up. But brokers are just like other
people in at least one respect. namely,
when they want money due them they
cannot grasp the fact that the debtor
may be in more hopeless condition
than they. There are great many
wrecks on the shore of the street.
When the upward turn comes every
body will pay up"
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15
RECKLESS I SHOOTING.

Denver, Jan. 14.-Murder and riot
nearly resulted from the reckless
shooting of two members of the Nation
al guard ON their way from Cripple
Greek to Brighton tins morning at the
Union depot. Two drunken soldiers.
engaged i'll quarrel in which they
tried to kill each other. There was
large crowd on the depot platform
when the shots were fired but fortu-
nately no one was hurt. The bullets
penetrated several passenger cars in
the vicinity. All the depot officers
were ON duty but the men were seized
by their companions and We're hustled
into their cars and it was impossible
to learn who had done the shooting.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

There died in Henderson, Kentuc-
ky, ON Monday of this week former
governor John Y. Brown at an advan-
ced age In 1875. while congress
man. Brown became widely known
through a denunciation of Gen. Den-
jamin +. Butler. He wa salso one of
the first men to take stand against
the merger of competing railroads.
When Goebel ran for governor Brown
was nominated as an independent
candidate to oppose him.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

January 29th is known in many
homes in the United States as McKin-
ley Day. 1t is the anniversary of the
birthday of the late William Mchin-
lev. 1t is not the day of pomp and
celebration, only the wearing of a
simple fiower-the carnation-and a
few thoughts of what it stands for.
That is all the observation required.
The carnation was the fayorite flower
of Mckinley and it was his custom
daily to have a carnation on the lapel
of his coat.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

The cartoon in the Salt Lake Herald
of yesterday was typical of the man
with the money. Miss Ohio Legis.
lature was crowning uncle Mark Han
ma in the foreground of the picture
and in the background was the man
in black representing Teddy Roose-
welt. and coming from between his
prominent teeth were the sizzling
words. Curse him" Underneath
the cartoon was the line, In Dear
Old Ohio - 1t told IT'S own story bet
ter than words.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

In Salt Lake City war has been de-
clared on the vags and saloon loafers.
The Chief of Police has given orders
to drive from that city every man
who has no visible means of support
and who is known by the officers as
"a common vag. This means that many
of this class will be coming through
this city. A rock pile should he es-
tablished and every tramp that is
found in Grand Junction should be
made to break stone or get out OF the
city ut once. The tramp nuisance is
becoming one of the great evils of the
day, and all cities should have some
place where these specimens of hu-
manity can earn what they eat, at
least. Few. if any of them. are de.
serving of meal of vituals.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15
News.

A crusade against mormons
has been started at Florence.
Gov. Asa H. Bushnell died
at II o'clock last night in CO.
lumbus, Ohio.
Gov. Peabody will proclaim
martial law in mining sections
of Colorado void.
The Glassblower at the Pa
cific glass factory in SanFran-
cisco are on a strike.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15
LIABILITIES
Total .............s 1853, 100 :

Total .............. S453, 100 2S
l, Orson Adams Jr.. cashier of aboye
named bank, do solemnly swear to the
hest of my knowledge and belief. that
the above is "a full. true and complete
statement of the affairs of said bank
at the close of business ON Monday.
January 4uh 1904.
ORSON ADAMS JR..
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9th day of January. 1904.
WILLIAM \. MARSH
Notary Public.
NY commission expires Jan. 9Th
1905.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

100000.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

Ex-Governor Asa II. Bushnell of
Ohio was stricken with cerebral hem
orrhage at Columbus while attending
the inaugural of Governor Herriok.
General Keifer. at whose home Ex-
Governor Charles Foster died last
Saturday, was seated on the grand
stand along side OF the ex-governor
and they were discussing the sudden
taken off of their friend Foster when
Bushnell was attacked. His physic-
ian states that there is no hope of his
recovery
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

To show the trend of the times in
financial circles the following article
is quoted from the columns of the
New York Press: mot in twenty
years has there been so much letter
writing in Wall street as there is Just
now" says broker who joined the
stock exchange in 1878. Clerks are
working overtime sending out appeals
to customers to settle outstanding OBJ
legations. The mails have been del
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

Ed Kelly. said to be the slayer of
Bob Ford. the man who killed Jesse
James, was shot to death at Oklahoma
City by Policeman Joe Burnett. in a
hand hand encounter. Kelly was
wanted ON robbery charge and when
the policeman attempted to arrest him
drew two huge guns from his pockets
and began firing.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

At the meeting of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners in Denver strong
re solutions were adopted denouneing
the present state administration
for calling out the militia during the
present mining strikes in Cripple
Greek and Telluride.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

Statistics at haud give the number
of horses used as meat in Paris during
1908 was so. 600 head. If you should
decide to spend a season IN Paris to
be on the safe side you had hetter not
eat any kind Of meat labeled beef dur
ing your sojourn for should you do so
it might turn out TO be horse flesh.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

Mark Hanna has jHst been elected
president of new bank in Cleveland.
Ohio. his home. The capital stock
of the merger. as several banks there
have consolidated. is 81. 800. 600. The
deposits are in round numbers, $40.
OOo 900
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15
BE INDEPENDENT.

Don't ask anyone to do what you
would not like to do yourself. Don t
nut Yourself under obligation to him
by asking him to go on your bond.
For reasonable sum the American
Bonding Company, whom we repre-
sent will become your surety.
NJ. o. DELAPLAIN.
1T S. 4th Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15

The Boston Globe saws that the best
field for temper ance workers is among
the youth of the nation.
The daily sentinel., 1904-01-15
THE DAILY SENTINEL.
TIME TABLE.

D. & r. 6. GOING WEST.
No. arrives z:2O am. Leaves 3db a. m.
No3arrives II :55 a. IN. Leaves / rs y. m.
No arrives IL % p m. Leaves IL Is y. m.
d. Il r. q. GOING EAST.
No 2 arrives II :45 a. Leaves II 30 a. m.
No arrives 8 10 a. m. Leaves 6:23 a. m.
No arrives q ~ p. - Leaves 6:45 p. m.
NARROW GAUGE.
No S15 arrives .05 D. m Leaves 1000 a. m.
COLORADO MIDLAND.
No JOB arr Y As d. m. No 1O4 leaves 81 a. m.
No lO5 arr. IL :I5 p. No 100 leaves b;.to p m.