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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-30

Cash quotations fellows: FLOUR steady.
WHE2AT-No spring 0sG04c No g. Ss494c; No = red.
D5g9s sc CORN-So =. 49aQ50c: No yellow, 51Aac.
new. 81 / fss,.e RYE%No :. Tic BsPI-EYEtioo feed
35 case choice mating. 42q50c FLANsEED
No l. 81 16i-; No / Northwestern 81 "a rIMoTHY
PoRK-Meas per Dbl Sis oaesIs 10 LiR61Fsr
10 Sc a5d 81 s7is CIT MEATS-Short rio sides
GoaseJ. 5ors7 short clear sides (o0xet s. 20
ass wHISKEY-Sas,s OF high wines, 81 IS On
steady: creamertes. 131ITc Gaes. 1295c. CHEESE
Steady. 7%as1sc EGGS-Steady a. mark. case, in
cluded. 12@l6isc
Duluth July 2s-cIose: wHEAr-No. Northern
December. 97N G97-c.
Milwaukee. July 20 -vHEAT-No Northern. 81 OaL
No Northern. 81 OF; September. go. goose bid
RYE-No l. 7407+4c. BARLEY-No 2. sec; sample SO
G56C OATS-Staudard Al II gaze. CORN-No 3, SIN
&c. September 40 449fsc bid
Minneapolis. July 29.-WHEAT-Iuly 81 ooli: Sep
tsrnher 907sc. December ssc: l hard 81 90. No !
Northern. 81 %. No Northern. 81. FLOCR-FIrst pat
- l0N s. % second patents, sass 10 clears
So 55a$3 eS clears. 81 80. BRAN-In bulk Si4
sEsrts. Sl6 -.
Philadelphia July - WHEAT nrrn and &c higher.
grade. july 57l1@sSc. CORN hru ana 10
higher, July % 'aG5ic. OATS dull and easier: No .
white natural 4tc. BC TIER quiet but steady:
Western 1sc 10 nearby prints. 20c EGGS
i9Q1c lower: fresh nearby drsts 1TsGIsc mark DO
Western lsc. at mark. CHEESE unchanged New
TQ7s.c Eeceipts-Flour. GOO bbs and T4a 600 n in
sacks wheat. bush: bush oats 90 Gao
bush Sh1rnents-Wheat. - 600 bush; corn. bush
cats I3O00 bush
a4aic; July e5l.c; September ssss ssc No ,
hard. pCdS2c CORN-No . cash. 52isc: Seuter,ber
49hc, December a.. oATS-No = cash uominaI July
$50; September. a2asQa2Rc: No white, 43c. '
So 12is. ALSTKE-Prime. Sc g bid: August ST e5 bti
TTMOTfiY-Prime 81 4Il2 September 81 80.
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COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENTS
Fer the week ending Friday. July 90 1904
4 receipts a al United states Dorts during

ending Friday. July %. 1904
Net receipts al United states ports during
week lt.d-S
last wear - .....,---.-..-.- 1879
Total receipts since September I..-..--.-...Ti4S1a
Total receipts 20 same year.
Exports for the week 27.Os3
Exports FOR same last OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1850
Total exports since September l...........5S 39
500 Gf4
States ports.
wear - - -. - -e-~..--. zoo $50
Stock az All int Tor towns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Stock az all interior tine
Stock az Liverpool
Stock at liverpool year
American ahoat for Britain.--- d.
time last year 1900
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COTTCN-The market vas less active to-day. The
-Y-1ur~ offeriues from
checked the advance. There OaeTate bun support
but nothing in Of aggressive Duying ana the
market the close showed comparatively slight net
chances The hour Of the oDeEing seemed
prices recently. Liverpool
s. he closed rror -arrr-s AZ sunday Monday NV
nF 70 HOLIDAYS ana that market showed consicer-
abe frnness partially Is result Of covering IN anLici-
favorable The local
Responding 70 me higher cables and 1GTfhe- private crop
6s poTcs On late positiCs II was Al Aagust notice
CAV. sEr few tenders were and such
promptly srcpped. having effect values and
while these POSITIONS showed relative eastness
net gains l2al5 points. neR crop
meanwhile increased the initial gains 10 matter OF about
snd shortly after the opening prices began
There was Continued buying ~ brokers believed De
aJtelur and fluctuations while
regular generally downward. the closing
Were estimated az IVU0uO bales after toe
close. "a Wal wire house. with important
SyeIl connexions issued report caFrylns the cop 70
@l ana DAcits the atetaSs conall9n a taat time
al = against thei- figures OF $50
mon ursf-o-s 21ElEcn4eTy Ala reported the ARRIVAL
" e go r4oo LN-s a-cut1-aG % pirate WlI1s aIld
te o:it aGrees Dre-clec new croD receipts CT p
HeVg ara rnere further reoucucn IA urocAs a. AL
Anit1d into week was
s6oul 2ssgl 8 asa year. super
l0sei aglcs 49, bales to
Hls an lnaca- against 3ls oaIss ast year. south
LaAlEs teHlrlaleli. Z5ooU osles.
paes ast Ices OF stock at 7.i2l
os-es rrouEhr into slght Tor the week o5co bs!eE
asssl $50 daes aSt year 1otal crop mo- 9tForE
r-'es ll%5bs against i13 saG bales last
osrlanc s Canaca, sz5o5o tales. against I.u55s
Zs97 bales AGAINST last year stock
a. inerlor OF September "a 0oI bales
poleht INTO xii thus Tar Tor season. 9sSo All bales
aSa 81 lu543 80 bales last year he total crop move
sn is for season. against "a IN 1920
TIE range prices In the local market to-
a Z
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contract prices in the local market to-day

Coffee cables: Rio-cofse market Arm. No : Pie
GIL exchange y I'D: receipts 5000 bags: shipments
Cnied States 400, shipments FOR Europe. 0oo stock
se 00 SantosMa-ket firm; good average santos 5Szey
receipts 600 bags stock $4,000. H2rnburg-COfee
market opened unchanged; at ESQ IN
chanE-d sales 10000 bags. Hsvre-Co1ee market
opened quiet. = franc lower; - unchanged;
unchanged; a. 3 so unchanged, sales, 500
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July 2e-FLouR steady. WHEAT dun: No I
Northern, 81 077s CORN quiet: No yellow. Soc:
sac OATS dull: No . white. 44&c; No mixed. ale
FARLEY nominal CANAL FREIGHTS steady; wheat
2ssc: corn. 2isc New-York
Chicago. July 2o-rhs leading futures ranged sol-
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Gotta xchGnge special Liverpool easles-spot
quiet, sales 500 bsle-: speculation and
American 900: receipts 20Oo all American. uddi1x
sspane, SIS FUTURES opened barely stescy, points
aso AnxustSctenaber 9 7td. sptsnbsr-octocer SID
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Stock Havre 3.4ss. bags which $3.50 900
Brazilian Cleared Santos July IS steamer Newton
25.e0o bags.
Tie statistical position z Brazilian coree IS as follows
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~ sa5 90 81 se55 fl5J n. - -. sI2JJ . 10
(-325 Congressional IElitedl '5-5 as. 80
D. m. night. sunday. So. 20 =, -l055 a. m.
ia25 (ss25 '-Consre=si0na; Limited. a..
SOUTHERN RAILIVAE-S-25. AZ T. 10 a f.
ATLANTIC COAST LINR-s.e5 4. H. and 925 p. m.
sEABoARp AIR LINE.-12s5 D. H. an: 1910 a n.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAY.-S25 >. m.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAT.-I.55 a. m week
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and SoRFOLK--T.S5 a. n.
week-iays :. = p m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 a. ard 255 p. N weekdays.
SGudas s. .155 u m
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p. n. weekdays
LONG BRANCH. ASBJRT PARK tirterlaSen SiIcaysl,
and Point Peasant. ga SO Il .. 12li' sat
only. 20. 90, 3I5. Except Long Braucnl. 4as
and Gs9 ,. n weekdays sundays. So. -, A. m
and 400 y m From Desuros-es and Cort!antl Streets
FoE PHILADELPHIA
800 IS -JJ. =. -32J. 1910. s955, ~fto25.
lt05 ll5J ~ y. sIs65. 'i.SJ 2i0 2.5. - -.
300 ar AZ % ('44.55 North Philadelphia eEy).
900. 600 100. -. 9.25 $50 North Philadelphia.
onyb p - 20 night weekdays Sundays 6.U5 49,.
So - % '19a o %. sI1o -. -1gj5 a. L. - S1-.
l'-'. - - 3Jl. 80 90 81 North Philadelphia
fhiiscephla onlsl p y. 10 night.
DlnIng Gar TE%rra-fare
Ilehet cices Nos +t ii5+ 1l5 and -6l broadway Isl
aLth Avenue the.o I'D S1; &C. Fifth Avenue teorner
Brookn Co1rs Street. $50 FUItCn Street. $50 Broad
way and FennSy.vania Annex Station The New YOtS
transfer Company VIII call fur and check baggage from
hotels ard residences through destination
Service.
W. w: ATTERBuRY. j P WOOD.
General Manager Pass Tratlc Manager
GEO. W BOYD.
General PASSENGER AGENT.
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The Tribune
Uptown Office
is now located at
1861 Broadway
Between 3bth and 57th SITS.
COTTON RECEIPTS.

following are total receipts OF cotton at al
ports since September 1:
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

STATIONS FOOT OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DESBRoSSES AND CORTI4ANDT STREETS
-z~The leaving from Desarossss and Cortland.
Streets FIVE minutes late- than that given
Twenty-thrt Street Station
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-29
The Republican State Ticket.

The following ticket was nomina
ted at indianapolis Wednesday by
large and enthusiastic Convention
GOVERNOR. Frank Hanley, La
fayette.
Lieut.. Gov.-Hugh T. Miller, o
Columbus.
Secretary Of State-Daniel E
Storms, Lafayette.
Auditor OF State--Dayid h. Sher
rick, Noblesville. >:
State Treasurer-N. L. Hill,
Bloomington
Attorney General-Charles w.
Miller, Goshen.
Supt OF Public Instruction-Fas-
set A. Cotton, Newcastle.
judges of Supreme Court-Oscar
H. Montgomery, Seymour; John
w. Hsdley, Danville.
Reporter Of Supreme Court-Geo.
w. Self, Corydon.
State Statistician-S. H. Stnbs,
indianapolis.
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CeIestfne Cuttings.

We are having pleasant weather
at present and farmers are busy
blowing and sowing.
Mrs. Frank Heichelbech Is on the
sick list.
Mrs. A. Eisenhut and son, OF
Shoals, are visiting at Celestine.
Miss Lena Striegel who has been
sick with throat trouble is able to
be about again.
Louis Karleln who was severely
kicked by horse is slowly regain
ing his health.
Miss Carrie Seng was the guest OF
Eda Schellhase Wednesday ate.
noon.
Miss Katie Stemle was in town
Tuesday.
The Yeager saw mill moved on tc
the farm of Aug. Bates this week
Born, to John Bluemel and " fe,
a bouncing boy. John says be viii
soon have help now as this is their
9th boy.
Mrs. Mike Agnes is reported on
the sick list.
Miss Katie Striegel has returned
to Louisville.
Joseph Sanders new house is a.
bout completed.
A crowd Of relatives and friends
gathered at the home Of Capt. J J
Allies, Sunday to help celebrate his
18th birthday. Among those pre-
sent were John Striegel and family,
Fred Allies and family, NJ. Kempf
and daughter, Joseph Schnell aud
family, John Schnell and wife, DR..
f. w. Schellhase and wife, August
Bates and wife, JOHN ii. Seng and
mother, Mrs. +. Seng. All report
a good time and Join in wishing the
Capt, who at his advanced age is
still hale and hearty, many happy
returns OF the day.
Miss Clara Friedman and Andrew
Merkel have married. The bid is
the accomplished daughter Of Ned
Friedman, while the groom is the
popular blacksmith Of Dubois, where
the couple will make their future
home. May they live long and be
happy is the wish OF
MoLITF.
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s~The Jasper high school col

s~The Jasper high school com
mencement, under the management
Of Supt. B. Sanders, Wednesday
night, was an enjoyable success in
everyway. The hall was beautifully
banked with blooming plants, near
ly as high as the ceiling, across the
entire west end, and from the ceiling
down to them, hung gracefully ar
ranged the class colors OF green anc
white. The four graduates each de
livered essays: The Hero Of Los
Cause, Bessie Greene; The Usel
and Abuses Of Money, Romis Cham
bers; Our Presidents, Leo Salb, Su
perstition, (lst honors) Mary And
erson, we're thoughtful and well com
posed. The address Of Supt. f. w
Cooley, of Evansville, who present
ed the diplomas, was upon eth.
Essentials OF Education" argued
the greatest factor was the buildin,
Of strong, good character by disci
plining the mind, SO that the inhu
ence Of the educated person shout,
benefit the world. To attain tha
end the teacher must be the creates
example, and that books were onl,
aids. The address was attentivel'
listened to by the large audience.
Vocal and instrumental music b,
"a. nnahsr.nt ladies, and the Star OF
chestra added to the pleasure Of til
evening.
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Democratic Ticket.


For Joint Representative
HORACE NJ. KEAN
For Prosecuting Attorney, 57th Judicial
Circuit OMAR TRANLOR
For Co. Treasurer, w F. BECKMAN
For Co. Sheriff, VIC. V. CASSIDY.
For County Coroner.--J. F. MElNKER
For Co. Commissioner, lst District
HENRY WEIR
For Co. Commissioner, 81 District
HENRY LANDGREBE
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Big lMpRovEMENr.-Fhe Jasper
Furniture Co., has nearly completed
an addition thee stories high, and
l60x9O feet to its already large ware
house-thus adding to it about two.
tifths Of an acre OF additional floor
room, and has already in it several
hundred of their Office desks, which
are in demand the world over.
The company also expects to
build this season a three story brick
addition, 60xl25 feet to their work
ing shops, on the east side Of the
present building. when it will be
able to give employment to several
more good cabinet makers. 1t i
employing about 100 hands at pre-
6 mt.
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The couuty Susdsy School Convention

Held at Trinity church, adjourn
ed Tuesday night. Quite al inter
esting session was had, though The
rainy weather kept many away, and
made the attendance rather small
comparatively. The program ar
ranged was well carried out. State
Supt. Of Sunday School work, f.
W. Halpenny, Of Indianapolis, was
present at the three sessions on
Tuesday and delivered three ad-
dresses. He il an interesting speak
er. The following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year:
Presidential. w. A. Hemmer.
Secretary-Miss Drash.
Treasurer-Mrs. j. w. Lewis.
An executive committee will
choose the time and place for the
next meeting.
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Henry Fritch, Supt. Of the
County Poor Farm desires, to state
that visitors will be welcomed at
farm on Thursdays and Sundays,
He makes the following crop report
as required by law. There il 2OC
acres under cultivation, which dur
ing 1903 produced the following
COS bu. of wheat, 1900 bu. OF corn,
IA bu. OF clover seed, l6 tons OIL
timothy hay, 10 ton Of clover hay,
800 bushels OF oats, 800 bu. OF po-
tatos, 20 bu. OF sweet potatoes
II head Of hogs were killed which
averaged 800 los each, there are g.
head on hand now, and IS head o.
cattle.
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SheriG's sale.

By virtue oi a certified copy 0i BE
cree % ne directed from the Clerk ~
the Dubois Circuit Court, in cause
wherein the Columbia Building. Loan
and savings Association Is plaintiff. and
William III Flick and Margaret >eng ARE
cross plaintiffs. and Charles Knapp. Ja-
cobina Knapp. George pr1ste. Catharine
>chroer. Theresa Schroer, Elizabeth
Bode. ct al, are defendants, requiring
me % make the sum cf money therein
mentioned, viz sl.2l7 p. with interest
or said decree and costs. | Will EXPOSE
az public sale 70 the highest bidder, IN
SATURDAY, TIE 18th DAY 0r NAY A. ID.
1904,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. VI
and ( O clock f.. VI. of said day at
the door of the Court house in Jasper
Dubois county, Indiana, the rents 40
profits for term not exceeding seven
years. OF the following described rea
estate, to-wit The south half OF lot
80. -4b, and all Of lots numbered 25q
200. 2o9, and 270. all in the Original
town OF Ferdinand, Dubois county. In
diana, according 10 the plat OF said town
Ii such rents and profits viii not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree
interest and costs, | Will. az the same
time and place expose at public sale the
lee simple ci said real estate, or So much
thereof as may be sufficient 10 discharge
said decree. interest and cost
Said sale will be made without any
relief whatever from valuation or ap
prai-ement laws
VICTOR v. CASSIDY.
Sheriff, Dubois County Ind.
Cox 4 HUNrER, Attys Tor plaintiff.
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The county Board Of Gduca,iou
will meet next Monday at Jasper to
elect Truant Officer. There are
four candidates; Capt. Johnson, 5,
Parks, G. c. Baggerly and Ben
.Gehlhausen. May the best man
win.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-29

indianapolis State Prohibition Com
vention. Indiana lm -u 2
.. 9ol, - 80 Tor the r0una trip 0n Apr.
I, ;. %, good returning luu ApE
close Dec. rs. 1909. Tickets good for the
ss.l3. ON certain days there Will be
excursions good ior 3 days az 500 ior
the round trip, such days % be alver-
tised later,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Phillip
Mann and Mary r. Braun; Charley
Atkins and Rosa sanders; Morgan
Simon and Lena G. Lehmkuehler
John j. Thurman and Cora + Ru,
dolph; Louis W. Hemmer and l.
NJ. Buddemeyer; John +. Rottet
and lizzie U. Deindorfer.
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~-After looking over the ground
Engineer Cox last week recon-
nended the Jasper town Trustees
to locate the Water Works pump
and Electric Light plant on the
Schumacher lot at 9th and Ander-
son streets. Ii would make a fine
location for them.
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Notice Of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that Herman
Eckert has this day been appointed hv
the Clerk 81 the Circuit Court ~ Dubois
county, Indiana, as administrator ID the
estate Of Philom.na Bremen, deceased
said estate Il supposed % De- solvent.
JouN z. lIurHER, Clcfk.
April -. lgO4-3w.
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Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know il.

FIJI a bottle or common glass with your
water aui LEI IL stand tweniy-four hours. a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-04-29

sediment on set
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
uon ~ the kid-
news; fit stains
your linen % Is
evidence of kid.
ney trouble too
frequent desire to
pass u or pain IN
the back Is also
kidneys and blad
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convincing proof that the kian
der are out Of order.
w.t. a. -
what 10 Do,

" nut TO Do
There Is comfort IN the knowledge 50
oiien expressed. that Or. Kilmers Swamp
Rect, the grea; kidney remedy fulills every
wish IN curing rheumatism. pam in ne
back. kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. K conects inability
70 held water and scaldlng pain IN passing
Il, or bad effects following use cf lisucr,
wine or beer. and oyerccmes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled 70 60 often
during the day. and 10 get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect Of Swamp-Root IS soon
realized. !, stands the highest fsr lis wen
derful cures Ct the most Distressing cases.
hyou need a medicine you Should have the
best. Sold ~ druggists In SOC. andsl. sizes.
You NAV have z sarnrle ho.tla Il ITS
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Y. f. CLAYcowB. Agt.
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IIIT|T = IT-TITI
Sherin, Dubois County. Ind.
Cox 4 HUNrER, Attys Tor plaintiff
Apr -, l9Of-3w. PTS
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wonderful discovery
and a book that tells
more abouti' beth sent
absolutely free b mail.
address Or. Knmer &
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Co.. Binghamton. N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
Don't make any mistake but remem-
Der the name, swamp Root. Or. kilmers
Swamp-Root. and the address, Bingham
ton, \. y, on every bottle.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-27
Engagement Expected.

Kobe. April 81. Special. Several
vessels of the Vladivostok squadron
We're again sighted off of Chisen. Korea
News is expected here any time of an
engagement between the squadron
and the squadron under Amiral jam
umuri, which is now operating in the
north.
That the Russians cannot get back
to Vladivostok without encouL terinR
Jamumuri is believed to be impossi
BILE. There is a Japanese force in and
about Korea which makes it impossi
BILE for the Russians to come south.
The Vladivostok squadron has SO
placed itself that it will soon cease
to be factor in the war problem.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-27

at a gait exceeding forty miles an
hour.
MI. Clark understands his machine
thoroughly and there is not a connec-
tion which is not understood in all its
workings. And by the wav a man to
successfully operate his own machine
should be a fairly good machinist and
electrician.
The ride from Fruita in the even
ing was most delightful. A short dis
tance out of Fruita, on the road lead
ing along the line of the railway there
is a straight piece of road. which yes
terday was in fairly good condition
and ON this stretch MIR. Clark demon
strated what the Winton could do. so
far as speed was concerned. A clip.
ping pace was maintained the distance
and railroad train world have had
to keep going to far outstrip the auto
Fruita and all the contiguous ter
ritory was seemingly in most prosper
Gus condition. The orchards and the
farm lands looked splendid and there
is every indication of bounteous crops
this year.
Distance does not cut very- large
figure in riding in an auto. The oues-
tion of the condition of the roads is the
main feature to be considered. This
is one of the delights of travelling as
distance does not tire one.
On the whole many new things
were learned yesterday in the ride In
the touring car and it can be said
without any fear of contradiction that
in Mr.. Clrak is found a dashing, dar-
ing and yet cool and careful chaffeur,
understanding throughly all the points
of his machine and being delightful
host as we'll.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-27
The Georgia Minstrells.

That great funmaking origaniza-
,tion. The Georgia Ministrels will be
at the Auitorium Thursday evening.
Owing to the railroad schedule they
will not arrive until 5:l5 that after
noon and owing to the lateness of the
arrival will parade tie principal
streets only, but Prof Rlarhemons big
CONCERT band will give one of their
pleasing concerts on Main street. This
is the 28th year of uniterrputed sue
cess for the Georgias, and the compa-
nv is stronger this year than ever in
its history. The first part is undes-
cribed as a dream OF splendor. p,irth.
melody. and song. Reserved seats are
now ON sale at Thompson's Jewelry
store.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-27
THE "RED DEVIL"
A Wild and Delightful Ride With An Intrepid Chat
feur; D. 7. Clark Makes Editors Hair Stand
Up; Something Many Others Unsuccess-
fully Have Tried to Do; Forty
Miles Per Hour.

Barney Oldfield is considered the
great Chauffeur of this country. For
nier. the Frenchman. made quite a
record on the. race tracks of this coun-
try. hut as matter of fun the editor
of this paper should liked to have had
either or both of these distinguished
automobilists take the ride given to us
yesterday by d. r. Clark in his large
Winton, Mr.. Clark being recognized as
one of the coolest and most daring
drivers in this state. Had they done
so we are sure they would have had
an abounding respect for Mr.. Clark S
ability.
The objective point OF the trip WAS
Fruita. but detour toward the north
WAS made and a run out on the plat
eau northwest of this city was tax en-
toward the Book Cliffs.
Riding against time on smooth
track without bump or hill or auy
other obstruction. is one thing and rid
ing through an unbroken country with
steep hills of ascent anu descent, with
chuck holes, sand dunes ana other on
structions too numerous to mention,
another. To pilot safely and comfort
ably anauto over such roads as the big
Winton was driven yesterday. in onI
Judgment took man with abundant
nerve and GOODNESS. Hills we're taken
as if they were mere raises in the
country. Points were turned and
descents made that caused the hair OF
the writer and the other guests tc
stand almost perpendicular.
Not one accident was met will
throughout the whole trip and al
times the speed of the auto was terri
fic. There was no means of judging
positively the time, but there were
times undoubtedly that the auto wen
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-27
The Familq Theatre.

Will give two Moving Pictures Friday
and Saturday nights; also two Satur-
day afternoon matinees. two perform
ances, first one commencing at
O'Clock, second at 1. The afternoon
show will consist of speciality acts
supported by some of the best talent.
1t will be worth 10 cents. Don't fail
to see the afternoon shows; don't for
get there will be an entire change of
performers and Moving Pictures ON
Monday. Reed Block.