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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

raople who have never Rved on q farm and
witnessed the gaStrononic feats of hungry
hired man have certainly missed a S.ght ief
gods and men. After six long hours O. good
hard hot work In the haryeSt-feld, he gers rs
feet under a well-laden table and woe he unto
the good things thereon. The manner Ia whicA
he slows away the fst OF the land IS no del&S.on-
YcIow-legged fried chickens, green peas. new
potatoes. good oornbreai, hunks Of fresh butter,
cherry pies and numerous other wholesome and
substantial articles OF diet disappear one after
the other in rapid and regular succession. IhA;
roeal is well worth all The hours II hard work he
has put IN to earn il and many man who +
regarded aS being more fortunate than he. would
nav Handsomely for the hired man capacity 70
enioy such ,meal. A stomach like lis would
10 worth a fortune Of any mans money. who SUI
fers the constant and continuous pangs Of dys-
pepsia. Such stomach every one can have;
rich and poor alike and for price that i within
the reach OF all
Stu2rt's Dyspepsia Tablets are the cyspeptc's
certain ef hroushouI the Regions OF tie earth.
They act in natural. mid but firm. determined
manner aad never fail 70 cure dyspepsia. They
do the work Of your stomach for you and digest
your food Just as your stomach used 70 when X
vas well. You can prove this by putting youT
food into q glass Jar with one Of the Tablets and
sufficient water ard you viii see thetood dlsested
"a lust the same time as the digestive fluids OK
de stomach would do il. That viii satisfy your
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
NO CONTEST FOR DELEGATES.
Just Enough Candidates to Fill the
Places on the Ticket

The prospects for a contest for dele
gate to the national convention are not
promising and a nomination for delegate
at large will be just like receiving money
from home. There viii be six delegates
at-large to nominate in the convention to-
morrow. two each for senator and two
for congTessman-at -large. The candidates
for these places are Senator F. Dunont
Smith of Edwards county; VI. A Low.
of Shawnee: Senator II. B. Miller, of
Usage: w S. Fitzpatrick of Sedan and J.
Il. Richards of Bourbon.
The congressional district have all nom
mated their delegates to the national con-
vention with the exception of the Seventh
and those nominations will be made at the
congressional convention tomorrow and
will be O. Z. Smith. of Wichita and W.
j. Fitzgerald, of Dodge City. They are
the only candidates and they will be nom
mated by reclamation. The other district
delegates to the national convention who
have been nominated. are:
First district-W. T. r. Donald. Atchi-
son county, and J. w. Fleming, Jackson
county
Second Observation-Disclosures nominated by
the BowersocE convention T. R. Ogg, Of
Clatke and Senator S. J. Stewart of Hum
boldt; nominated by the Alien-McGrew
convention. w. J. Buchan and o. j. Pc
ertson. both Of Wyandotte county
Third district-Dr. George Boon. Of Che
topa and Thos Kerr of Coffeyville.
Fifth district-Captain b. Rockwell,
Junction City, and S. H. Hamilton, Cliff
ton
Sixth district-Elmer Ames. Norton, and
Chas +. Han, Russell
These have been nominated by the con-
gressional conventions and the convention
tomorrow will endorse them in its Official
,l,o vontar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
HEADoUARTERs ESTABLISHED.
Candidates Are Located at Different
HoteiS

Nearly all of the candidates for both
conventions, the state and the Seventh
congressional district, have established
headquarters at some one Of the three
leading hotels and several of them. all
on the state ticket. have rooms at both
the Manhattan and the Carol A list
Of those permanently located is given
herewith. and while this list does not
include all the candidates and leaders
OF the party. it is as complete as can
be made at this early date The full
list with the respective headquarters is
as follows:
E. W. HOch. candidate for governor,
has the parlor and also room at the
Manhatton.
.. J. Hanna. Licutenent governor has
room 100 at the Varey and 30 at the
Manhattan.
J. r. Burrcw. secretary Of state. room
iC4 the Carey and 80 at the Manhattan.
= Seth G. Wells. auditor, room 81 the
Manhattan.
T. 7. Kelly. treasurer, has faith in
the old moscot Of Bailey's and has Sc
cured the parlor at the Carey which
was used by the governor at the last
convention; his room at the Manhattan
Is 81.
I. L. Dayhoff, superintendent Of public
instruction has room 90 the Carey.
c. II. Luling. insurance commissioner,
is in room IS the Manhattan
]. II. Richards, delegate-at-large, has
room , at the Manhattan.
David Mulvane. national committeeman
has room lo3 at the Carey.
+. Dumont Smith, delcgate-at-large. IS
at the Carey, room 125.
Chas. F. Scott. congressnan-at-large
is in room 219. the Carey.
J. w Haughey. of Wellington, is To-
Gated at the Carey. room Alb.
w J. Fitzgerald. delesate-at-large, is
in room 32S. the Carey.
The candidates for railroad commits
sioners. are divided between all the
hotels. G. w Wheatley. room q. Man
haitian. A. d. Walker. room , the same,
A. w. Smith, room y the same; John
Z. White has room u at the Hamilton
and J. s. George has 100 at the Carey.
The candidates for justices and their
headquarters are as follows: Clark a.
Smith, lis. the Carey; ". D. Atkinson,
rooms 80. the Manhattan and y. the
Carey; E. w. Cunningham. 81 Manhat-
tan; VIM. Smith and J. G. Slonaker have
not as yet established headquarters
The anti-machinc headquarters are at
the Manhattan hotel in room 19 in charge
of Clyde Miller Of Ocage City. the sec
rotary of the subcommittee Mr. Miller
has been very industrious in locating The
various members of that faction and all
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Women Endorse Murdoch.

At regular meeting of the Womans
Veteran Relief Union. auxiliary TO the
ID regiment L. Y. L. held March i, 1904
The following resolution was offered by
Mrs. Helena s. Mason and unanimously
adopted by the union:
Whereas. We recognize in our repre-
sentative in congress one who is a friend
to the ola soldier He having demon
strated the fact by recently securing the
passage Of a special bill thereby getting
a liberal increase OF pension to a de-
serving ex-soldier of Wichita whose
claim had failed to receive any recogni-
ton for several years. Therefore be it
Resolved. That this union endorse the
Hon. Victor Murdoch for denomination
for congressman from the eth District
of Kansas at the coming convention, and
we earnestly hope the delegates will by
their ballots proclaim him the choice of
the convention and say Victor means
victory for the big 18th District.
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rniad that II is best 20 follow the maxim
lin peace prepare for warn-hy keep
ing an army and navy in activity-1aiiy
practice with firearms and modern can
uou-coustant drills and mock battles.
Wba, will b. the effect of war between
Japan aud Prussia nobody can for-see. h-I:
oUr sympathies are ali with that brave
little people-the. japanese and # the
struggle comes on We hope 4 will h
another case Of David vsnquiEhing
Goliath.
What concerns our American people
more than any fear o; other Bations %
the earth is the dread % invasion from
infectious diseases II means figis; or
die for al Of Is. Unless ~ have that
health which means pare blood for the
system ard ar active liver 70 gua-d The
weak points. we caanot resis; the a.
ucks Of the germs OF consurHr tzon.
typhoid. pneumonia, grip. TuaiaTsal e
~e-s and many other dlseass. q germ
origin.
Ifthsre j. sc-ofulous cor6tt.or Il he
system, cztar-fl or bronchitis The ge---ss
are sure 70 attack ire -eaE prints Once
they have a footioid IN - brrzck. ;heT
live and grow ~ strength ard nGE5b~rs
and =; TIE same ti15e make iarcasds iu.o
u-ighborlGg parts - constantly iDc-c4s-
lug Their domain Tbs = ti1e latte
ground for the ind ~idGsi Thzs i =
TIA, IL the >begiazizg couszErfioz =
not s1ch = scrlozs matte - t1e c1i-
yidual
:, bzs been he'd tha; cons 1ipsior u
hereditary. an the isct that o.s rn---fs-r
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was conS5e--5 q szre syn tnat ot5~rs -
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

the house clears out the decaying mate
rial, supplaEts II with new. strong staff.
That's ali there Is 10 do. That IS all THAI
is necessary 20 DO. Il saves the house
and makes II perfectly solid again.
This is exactly the thing 10 do with
the lungs. Keep them fall oS rich, rcd,
wholesome blood, and the weakness viii
disappear. Decayiug tissues will be
thrown of. and new material will be
added until the lungs are well and per
fectly strong agaiy This IS Just what
Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
does, and ia this way cures eaisrrh OF
the lungs
Almost all diseases have their origin
and support in iIupurity- and weakness
of the blood As long as a mans
blood is rich and pure, he IS in 10
danger from disease. The blood is the
medium through which food Is carried
from the digestive syetem 20 all ths
Tissues OF the body. II II carries impurc
blood, or alinsufhcient quantity Of good
red blood, trouble will eusue. There 10
nothing about that so very hard to IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
THE ANTI-MACHINE CAUCUS
Will Meet Tomorrow Evening and
Cinch Organization CT Convention.


II the anti-machine leaders ever had
any intention Of enthroning king caucus
as the arbitrary ruler Of the convention
that has been abandoned and the leaders
assert that for the nominations there
VII be a free-for-all in The convention
This means that they Will not attempt 10
dictate who VIII be nominated Tor rail-
road commissioner and justice II the
supreme court. for afte- all is said those
are the only TWO officers that are at IS
sue This statement carries with x the
presumption that Wheatley and Walker
will be nominated and that the remaining
place on the board Of railroad commits
sionerS viii he fought out between the
remaining candidates. L also means
that Justice Cunningham Will have m
trouble ir cashing in his nomination and
that Judge AtkinsoH's seat on the su
grer.le bench Is % be pulled out from
under him II either Judge Smith and
Judge Slonecker finds a place % TIE
ticket 4 do not anticipate. said "a
prominent Topeka politician that ne
arti-ruachlne VIII take any hand IN this
fsht Tor the supreme jUdEship but w-ill
JET il so into the convention as Al open
contest Nothing Viii be done az tbs
caucus tomorrow night except to agree
upon the convention organisation and TO
plan Of procedure viii he arranged as &c
the nominations
The auti-mach.ne caucus VIII h held
tomorrow evening AZ ,b~ Aruou-y build
ing on First and Main streets Al @ c-ocs,-
There VIII " 80 uncontestei delegate
in that caucus" sad Ciyie Miller $50
retar- Of the ant.-mach.ne league Be-
sides that. there vii oe la contested dele
gates bat Z am rot prepared % say that
they val participate IL The caucUs- but
cf course they VIII b allowed 20 - spec
tato-S Nothing vii BE done - tsis
caucus. said Mr. Miller, in the way q
Gic2ting nominations and The only bust
ness OF the caucus viii BE- 70 Determine
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Noai; E / Strimple, Carroll: NJ. II ow-
ems. Recce; Fred Ott. Hamilton: II. =.
&artindsls. Madison: j r. Shacslett. Eau
River; !. ". Grblin. N-irsa: l. Ii Feat.
Fiat Ridge. ] II. Kirkpatrick. Eureka:
Is. Il. Csr-ithcrs. Climax.
HAMILTON COUNTY
Paul Rich, Coolidge: y. J. Sawyer, SYRIA
cuse.
HARPER COUNTY.
J. w Couch. Corwia: : Wells. An
thony: Fred Washburn. Anthony: G Il.
Crooke-. Anthony: J. W Gillespie. Dan
Vile. s z. Cole. Harper, &. = Denton.
Attica.
HARVEY COUNTY.
y. u Wickhsm. Newton. J ". Guthrie.
Walton + Frazer. InlStsad; \. 4
Dart Newton. sam kaufman. Newton:
C e. Cook. Whitewater J p. Coo'c.
sedgW!ck. J. T. AN,,ll. Newton; +. War
kenun. Newton. Don kinney, Newton
HASKELL COUNTY.
W. y Custer. Coiusa. Robt. F Keils.
Ivauhoe.
HODGEMAN COUNTY
wm McNahBey. Jetnorc. ?. z. Rrad-
ley. Jetmorc; j. II Sinclair. Klddervnie
JACKSON COUNTY.
G. L Friend. Soldier CITY: W r. Fish
-. Holton: Frank G. Pomeroy. Hoiton:
J. W. Atwater. Hoit5n. $ l. Abel. Ctr
cievilIe. Adam Mcsls1cr Holton, r r.:
Nj NJ Beck. Hotou. 5 r Ukele, Holton.
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ALLEN COUNTY.


r Slower. lola: II. \. Ewing. lola:
/. L. Northrup. lola; w T. Watson. lola
s A Gard. lola: E w. Myler. lola, o.
3. Spencer. Moran; c. A. Reynolds. Sa-
vonburg; w. T. McElroy, Humboldt; Ora
Russell Bayard; T. ]. Anderson. La
Harpe. J. r. Treadway, La Harpe; c. c.
BolIinger. Moran; E. n Vert, Humboldt;
\. F. McCarty. Humboldt
ANDERSON COUNTY.
Sennett Kirk, Garnet: J. r. Scott, Car
nett: A. NJ. Canady. Garrett; c. Y. Smith.
Garnett: Elmer Sutton. Garnett r. r.
No >: B. Dickerson. Colony; Joe Saian-
ders. Westphalia; John F Dellinger, Gar
nett; J. r. Classify. Garnett.
ATCHISON COUNTY.
Lou Baker. Atchison; {. u. Walker.
Atchisou; Charles Linley. Atchison; r. \.
Clark. Atchison; Hugo Bnimek, Atchison;
Dan Widmayer. Atchison: Williams Kelly.
Atchison: 5. \. Frazier. Atchiscn; "
DonneIlan. Lancaster; VI. +. Beven. Mus
cotah: Louis Bradley. Muscotah; l. /.
Hawk. Pennington; G 6. Wheeler, Par
dee: Fred shackleford. Atchison; John
Sacks. Oak Mills.
BARBER COUNTY
Z. H. Nixon. Medicine Lodge; D 2
StreeteT. Kiowa: J. a Murray. Isabel: II.
II Fair. Sharon. l. NJ. Axline. Medicine
Lodge.
BARTON COUNTY.
Porter Young. Great Bend; c S. Allison.
Great Bend: r W Smith. Pavnee Rock
!. SteckeL Elliuwood; J. p. Frederick.
Ciaain: Frank Willard. Mnlard; " RI.
Svartz. Eninwood. W II. Curry. Heller.
BOURBON COUNTY.
Grant Hornaday. Fort Scott: Il 3. Cor
don. Fort Scott. r. ? y. No ., \ ! Hall.
Marletou. C. T HemmeIl. Bronson; ". r
Moore. Fort SOFT. r. r. .. No 4: " 4
Conner. Fcrt scott. 2. ?. =. No. 4; Will
IAN Chirf-ess. Fort Scott; Wu. Holland.
Fort Scott. J. X. Lovett. Fort Scott. .. @
Clark Fort Scott, II. Y Rice. Fort Scott;
Il r. Griffith. Fort Scott: James cooper.
Reifsld: c. 5. Skinner. Histtville
BROWN COUNTY
3 r Eye. Robinson. Geo. " wilson
Hiawatha: l. y Burdick Reserve. " L
Hammond. Morrnl. :. Thompson. Fair
view: II. y Morrill, Hiswsths; Il ".
leslie. Robinson. 7. c Honnell. Everest:
II \ Smith Wills. Robert Andrews.
Powhat;an; Ewing Herbert. Hia~aIha.
John Stems Elawatha; T. s Grant Hor-
ton a Crockett Horton.
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man. The cattlemen are willing 10 con-
centrate upon any candidate for their
representative who is a practical cattle
man and would look after their interests.
One Of the leading cattlemen of the state
is NJ NJ Sherman, who is a delegate to
the convention from Ellsworth county
and he is doing all in his power to Sc
cure the nomination Of a cattleman on
the railroad board. Either White or
Robinson would be satisfactory to the
cattle interests, says Mr.. Sherman. and
if they could secure the nomination Of
Potter there would be rejoicing in the
camp Of the cattIemen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
Convention Tickets.

Tickets of admission to the state con-
vention will be ready for distribution at
room 101 Carey hotel beginning at :
o'clock Wednesday morning. The tickets
apportioned to the various counties VIII
pe delivered to the person bearing the
credentials of the delegation to the state
convention. Delegations are requested
to call for tickets Early.
F. c. RANEY,
Can, MD
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civilization and the improvements IN
modern naval warfare and modern mill
tary training, their little island might
have been overrun By hordes Of Chinese
soldiery, bringing their barbaric Gus
toms and laws, as we'll as filth and dis
ease. All peoples should bear well in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
WAR BETWEEN JAPAN
AND RUSSIA.
PREPARING FOR AN ATTACK.

+ r T Al y J. Y the
japanese, through
their late war, taught
the nations OF the
world that "eterua!
vigilance IS the price
OF liberty" Had
tn ey perm lite d
themselves 70 shut
their eyes 20 modern
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

yesterday the arrivals were besieging him
on all sides and at a late hour lost night
the preliminary work was all finished
and the machinery at these headquarters
was working smoothly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

Waubaunsee-J. y. Dclley, \. r. Stro-
wig.
Westinghouse. H. Hamilton.
Wilson's. S. Benefit.
Wyandotte-C. X Wells, benjamin
Schuierle, Clarence Holsinger, Jno. Craw-
ford
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
EL-I-Is tot = J
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?.r number OF years was troubled with
Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Il grew into the
worst form. nothing used did me any good.
Finally | tried Kodol and after using four
bottles was entirely cured. Kodol does all
that you claim for ii. recommend if to all
sufferers from Dyspepsia and INDIGESTION
Mrs. Carrie Cranfill, Tray, IT.
"Kodol digests what you eat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

I'M = III = :
WEI To-1 Gar5s- CRY. Z Garter
Car4s- CITY G. : cha,fo--; lr-.ssTtsl
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~. Il Logs. Dosge ct;y. Geo. CO
bety. Dods. City. JosePa TiT1r1oas. Dodge
CITY; J. II C,hsrehEE. Dosss cay: ;. J.
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CONTINUED On Tcnih Page1
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ANDERSON COUNTY

Sennett Kirk. Garnet: ]. r. Scott, Car
nett: \. NJ. Canady. Garrett; c. Y. Smith.
Garnett: Elmer Sutton. Garrett. r. r.
No >. 3. Dickerson. Colony; Joe Saian-
ders. Westphalid; John +. Dellinger, Gar
nett; J. r. Classify. Garnett
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08
DELEGATES TO STATE CONVEN-
TON.

Secretary ctate Central Committee
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p = Ksifsf. Howard. CO. Harris, BIO
lie. = 2 re-teu. Grero-s , a. Ia
pos IIo-rtar. ? ? Clo1xh E1s FaIs:
= Norman. Howard. y u s.rn1ns.
Hoza 70. ! 4 GEubb. Oak valley
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Z. II. Nixon. Medicine Lodge; 2. 2.
Streete|. Kiowa: J. A. Murray Isabel; II.
II. Fair. Sharon; L. NJ Axline. Medicine
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sngs of fness after eating beching
burn appetite and loss of strength of the symptom
endure whose stomach and digestive organs tan to digest
the food they cured atarh of the stomach the result
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-03-08

A NJ Merryman. Klnslsy r y. BIZ.
wei. Elrs'ey 2 ?. Cti. ofserle; Ad~r
Smith. Lew-s
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-11
The Progress is always the best.

Everybody purchasing a piano of us
will be thoroughly satisfied, as are our
former customers. Vorbeck's Music
and Book Store.
The best timing for the least
money by Caldwell and Lowe Bros. J..
back of the White Mercantile Com
pany's store.
Watch the bargain square at the G.
V. store.
There is good and bad plumbing.
We do the best. The Grand Junction
Plumbing Co.
Coal. Mesa Point coal mine
will be kept open all summer. Coal
for family use can be had hv phoning
6S2 Red. w. A. Lynch. fuel Agt
Coal 50 per ton delivered, s175 half
ton.
Get the best meat on the market at
The Enterprise.
The Valley Feed company handle
the Racine and Winona wagons.
All kinds of northern grown field
and garden seeds. Valley Feed Co.
Round trip to stLouis. June 10, il
%, and 20 S32. Is. The Colorado Mid
land.
No. 1874 is the hosiery you'll al
ways buy, if you have them once, G.
V. store.
Staw berry Day at Glenwod June Is
Round trip So. 80 The Colorado Mid
land.
Laces retailed at prices quoted by
many a wholesale jobber at G.. V.
store.
We do ANYTHING in repair FORK and
especially bicycle work. See Cald-
we'll and Lowe Bros. back of the
White Mercantile Co. S store.
Your repair work of any kind,
especially spray pumps, will be given
best attention by us. Try our work.
Caldwell and Lowe Bros. Shop
back of Whites Mercantile Co.'S
/ Store.
Standard sheet music at 10 cents per
copy. Come and get our prices on
good. staple sin Get music. Not ten
cent music but late popular pieces at
10 cents each, if you buy 81 worth
at time. Thompson Jewelry and
Music Co
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-11
Bunch of RunaWayS.

Three runaways in one day is good
record for a burg" of Grand juno
tion's size. A team belonging to
some farmer was tied back of Vor-
b eck's music store and were frignten-
ed by man coming upon them unex-
pectedly. They dashed up Fifth
street with the speed of the wind and
disappeared in the country.
Another team of horses, with just
the harness on, were tied near the
court house. They broke loose and
one ran down Colorado avenue at
top speed. The other one ran across
several vacant lots and up the side
walk in front of the Currie block. 1t
narrowly missed a man and in dodg
ing it slipped on the cement sidewalk
and fell full length, sliding nearly
thirty feet Oh its side. The horse got
up still trembling and frightened but
too sore from its fall to 90 further.
The third runaway started ON upper
Main street but was soon caught.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1904-06-11

Things you ought to have in your
home will never be cheaper than at
the Bazaar this week. Great closing
out sale.
Good clean nut coal in any quaint
ity. r. H. Baylis. Phone 394 Red
100 S. 4th opposite P.O.
Only 81. 80 for round trip to Glen
wood and return Straw berry Day. The
Colorado Midland.