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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
ALL PLANS COMPLETE
FOR &. \. II. ENCANIPNJENT

Iho preparations FOR the enter
tainment OF the old G. A. r. yetenans
and the thousands OF other visitors
who will be in Denver during the
national enCampment are almost all
completed and the capital CITY eX-
poets TO make the coming encamp-
ment the greatest and most enjoy
agile in lie history of the organiza-
ton.
WIZ the near approach of the
date for the opening of the thirty
ninth annual encampmeut OF The
Grand Army of the Republic, Sep
tember 4. the committees announce
that they have a thoroughly system
atized plan for handling the thous-
ands of visitors who will come to
Denver.
The committee from the Grand
Army Of the Republic and the lad
les auNiliaries assigned the work OF
answering letters concerning the en-
campmeut accommodations. etc.
have worked day and night for the
past two months and are still send
ing out hundreds of letters daily.
They declare that the coming en-
Campmeut will break all previous
records for the attendance and some
estimate the probable number at
100000. All the churches in the
down town district. school build
ings, halls and vacent stnre-roums
have been engaged as meeting places
and headquarters and canvass OF
the city has resulted in pledges of
all available rooms in private resi-
dences for quarteriug the guests.
This addition TO the many hos
telries and rooming houses insures
accommodations for all
In order to affect the above ar
rangements the Grand Army peo-
pie in charge of the coming encump-
ment prevailed upon the school
board to postpone the opening of the
schools Tor the regular term one
week.
new feature in encampments has
been inaugurated by the Denver gen
eral committee. All visiting bands
drum corps. etc, that place their ser
vises at the disposal OF the com
mittee will have their quarters and
meals provided free Of charge. The
committee insists, however, that
ample notice of intent be given and
that in notifying the Grand Army
headquarters of their prospective Wis
lt to the enCampment, musical organ
izations, state number of pieces, time
Of arrival. etc, SO that the general
committee may know how to pro-
coed. Department commanders are
urged to give all the information
they may possess on this matter to
the local eucampment committee ar
once.
The first national officer to arrive
In Denver is Judge Advocate Oscar
l.. Moore who was appointed to sue
ceed Judge Amos NJ. Thayer, deceus-
ed. He is here in advance of the en-
campment to arrange for looking
after the manifold duties deyolvcd
upon his Office.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
On. COMPANY Lot. Contract.

The Citizens Gas q Coke Com
pany has let the contract for the big
eas manufacturing plant or machine
which will be employed In their sys-
TEN in this city.
The representative of a big ma
.cbinery supply firm in Cleveland. o.,
was i'm the city several days confer
ring with the officials and the eugin-
eer of the gas company, and after
careful consideration the contract
no supply the machinery which will
Ire used In manufacturing the gas for
the Grand Junction system was
awarded this firm.
The machinery will be of the very
latest pattern and will be completed
and delivered to the company within
q few months.
Last night several cars loaded with
mains for the streets and other sup
niles was shipped ont Of Denver for
Grand Junction, and they are expect
cd TO arrive about the last of the
week. The mains received last week
lave all bee distributed along the
streets.
The Citizens Gas G Coke Company
fs losing no time in Installing theiI
eystem. and this new enterprise viii
/ he thing of reality within n period
| of six months.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
After Bankers

Denver. Aug. Deputy sherifS
of the city and county of Denver are
armed today with warrants for the
arrest of those officers OF the Denver
Savings Bank who remain in the city.
At Colorado Springs the authori-
ties have been instructed to place
under arrest the vice president f.. =.
Jones, who is supposed to be there.
Justice Campbell, the sole repre-
sentative of the supreme bench now
in the city, who was called upon to
hear the appeal taken from Judge
Mullins court in the matter OF re-
moving Beatty as assignee for the
Western Bank. declares that he will
not hear the application. The rea-
son he assigned for his refusal Is that
he is indirectly Interested personally
in the affairs of the hdik.
1t is expected that Justice Gabbert
will arrive in the city today or to-
morrow and to his calendar will go
the case.
II lis definitely learned that war
rants for Hill and Jones We're issued
this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
After Perry brothers Release.

Strong efforts are still being made
by the attorneys and friends of the
Perry boys, convicted in this county
and sentenced to the penitentiury last
March, to secure the release and par
don of the young men.
Regarding the matter. the Denver
News of yesterday morning has the
following to say;
The Perry brothers - Benjamin
Warren and George-wbo We're SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for looting
the White Mercantile store at Grand
Junction. think they have had about
enough punishment, and have asked
the governor and the board of par
ions TO release them. The boys were
sentenced by Judge Stevens in Grand
junction to serve from five TO seven
years in the penitentiary. Thinking
TO save his brothers, Andrew Perry
pleaded guilty of the crime, but to no
avail They are 20, 2I and 2G years
old"
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
EE rS a%
sheriff struthers' Condition serious.

Under Sheriff Edwin NJ. Hardy
went to Eagle last night TO see Sher-
III Sruthers and the other injured
members of the party who We're in
the runaway accident.
He returned to the city last night
at ! O'Clock.
Mr., Hardy states that the condition
of Sheriff Struthers is quite serious.
He cannot move either way and lies
on his back in practically a helpless
condition at present. So far the ply
sicidus nave not determined the CS
tent of his injuries. until the shock is
somewhat passed. They are unde-
termined whether he is injured inter
nally and they must wait few days
until the shock has to some extent
been dissapated.
He found Mrs. Struthers also suf-
fering considerably. The physician
told him that so far as her injuries
were concerned probably "a fractured
leg would heal more quickly than the
injury she received.
Mrs. Allison is proEres IuE ais well
as could be expected. bu also is sut-
iariug from the shock considerably
and from the bruises she received
when she iumjed. The entire party,
says Mir. Hardy are very thankful
that their injuries are no worse. con
siderins the possibilities of the ac-
ci5cut in which they We're hurt II
will be some littel time possibly be
fore Sheriff Struthers is able to be
moved.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
VIII KANSAS WIN THE WAGER?

There is posted in the C. A r.
headquarters in Denver a wager OF
20 to I that the state of Kansas alone
will send more delegates to the G,
A. r. encampment than came TO the
Epworth League and Eagles con.
yentiou combined. The total for the
League and Eagles was about 1900.
The former brought 300 and. the
latter about $500 people. This
morning "a delegate from Kansas en-
tered the G. A. r. headquarters and
when told the number of people that
attended these two conventions put
mp $50 to be taken at 500 to 5 tC
the effect that Kansas would beat
them both. He said that when the
$50 was gone he would put up $50
more.
Those who are preparing fer tho
G.. A. r. encampment maintain that
it will bring 125,0OO people into the
city of Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Clerk Found Dead
Especial to The sentinel. ]

Denver Aug. 23.-Richard ].
Scott, for six weeks past assistant
shipping clerk for Frank Ellis e
Sons. 1916 Arapahoe street. was
found dead in the basement of the
store this morning
a revolver with one discharged
shell and a badly gashed throat told
plainly of suicide.
Scott had been hunted for by de
tectives since last Monday and the
supposition is that the man had been
hiding in the dark basement of the
store ever since, as the officers en-
tered the store shortly before noon of
that day
The assistant shipping clerk had
passed several bad checks on Satur-
day and Sunday.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
A Quarrel Over thc ITintnh.

Yesterday afternoon, shortly after
> o'clock, A. o. Arnold, proprietor of
the Senate restaurant, and j. II
5ayles, resident of Palisade, had
4 personal encounter on Main street
in front of the NJ. II. LoefIler store
which attracted a big crowd.
1t seems that Sayles was discuss
ing the Uintah with someone when
Mr.. Arnold came along and became
engaged in the conversation. Sayles
was speaking very highly of the res
ervation, its resources and posslbili-
ties. when Arnold, who has just re
turned from a trip of inspection to
the reservation, disagreed with him,
declaring that many false impressions
we're out regarding the reservation.
He stated that he had found on in
yestigation that the greater portion
Of the lands We're practically worth
less.
The two men became angry. the lie
was passed and then blows were
struck.
Arnold. who was standing near the
edge Of the sidewalk fell over a bi-
cycle and striking the ground sus-
tlined a number of bad cuts on the
face and neck. The men were separ-
ated. Sayles was not injured, but II
was necessary to call a physician To
lress Arnold's wounds.
Last night both men went before
Judge Sweeney, plead guilty to a
charge Of breach of the peace. and
each was fined So. The fines and
costs were promptly paid.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Matrom at Indian school Injured.

Mrs. White. the matron at the In
dian school. was painfully injured
gt an early hour this morning,
She was on one of the walks lead
ing from one of the big buildings to
another shortly after the breakfast
hour. when Ed Howato. one of the
pupils, came along the walk riding
on his wheel. Not seeing Mrs. White
until he was right upon her. his wheel
struck her while going at pretty
rapid rate, The lady was knocked
violently to the ground and was
picked up in an unconscious condi-
lion. She was removed TO her apart
ments and a physician summoned
from town.
Mrs. White did not regain CON
sciousness for more than an hour.
She received a bad cut just above
the right eye. The physician found
her suffering painfully from the
shock, but stated that her injuries
were not serious and she is resting
easily this afternoon
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Prisoners Abused
Especial to The sentinei.l

IOUTIIUI 10 7 WT Jul
Denver. Aug 23.-An investiga-
tion is under way at the state peni-
tentiary by the board of charity and
corrections. II will give nothing out
but il is known that Chas. Hicks,
who made the first charges against
the management, will return and tes-
tify on consideration he be protected.
After a warm debate. the board
decided it could not give Hicks i'm
munity from punishment for break
ing his parole, but would be glad to
hear from him al any time. A pOr-
tion We're in favor of acceding to his
request. but the majority held he
was a fugitive from justice. and for
that reason they could not give the
guarantee Hicks desired
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Silver Bell Strike
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Telluride, Colo, Aug. 23--As the
result of a difference between the
management and men strike o'
CURED at the Silver Bell mine ana
mill at Ophir Loop yesterday. Ihfee
men had been laid of and given lllht
checks. When they appeared al the
company's headquarters to draw lhelI
pay they were told TO wait hhlil HgNl
months pay day AS result l"'
entire force on the mill struck.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Sheriff Missing
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Lewiston, Mont. Aug. 23.-Deputy
Sheriff Silverthorn, who started a
week ago into the wilds of eastern
Fergus county for horsethief named
Connors. has disappeared.
Conners rode in Lewiston yester-
day. wearing the belt and gun of the
deputy. which, he said, he had taken
from him when the latter was asleep
at roundup camp about l45 miles
from here.
According to Corners story. Sill
verthorn had captured him, and they
we're on their way to Lewiston, when
he took the gun and belt and horse.
Conners is in jail.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Soldiers Coming
renncIal Ia The SentIneI-

Denver. Aug. eat is estimated l'.i
mar there are already 1900 old sol
diers in Denver. who have come ,rla IN
adyance adv of the C. A. r. crowds. Ine
baadnnarters received word from OK,
ioboma Yesterday that that state WIZ
send four trains Of 400 to the en-
campment.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Strict Quarantine
Tspecial to The sentinel. y

Vicksburg. Miss, Aug. 23.--Twyenl--
tv-flve men have left for the Gull
ports to reinforce the coast auaran-
line. Orders calling the men our
we're received from the adjutant gem
eral last night. .t.....,,,
In a report, Major Ewing, in charge ,5e
of the coast corps, states ihaI nl7
men were fired on from ambush near
Mississippi City.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
WEATHER BULLETIN.
U. s. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau,

Grand Junction. Colo.
August 90.
Local observations taken at am
Mountain time
Maximum temperature yesterday
9S deg
Minimum temperature this morn
ing, 72 deg.
Relative humidity at pm. yes
terday. "a per cent.
Relative humidity at 6 am. today
81 per cent
Forecast for western Colorado, al
telegraphed from the district center
at Denver. for SO hours ending {
pm. Thursda Partly cloudy tonigh
and Thursday, with local thunder
showers. cooler tonight.
r. NJ. HARDINGE,
Observer Weather Bureau
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23
Denver Day
Special to The Sentinel. ]

Denver. Aug. 23.-Denver day at
the Portland exposition will be
changed from September to later
date. The present date of september
4 was found TO be out Of the -ques5-
ton since that was Labor day as Wen
as the opening day of the G. a. X.
encampment. Consequently a later
.date viii be chosen and the mayor
will issue a proclamation announcing
the new date.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23

PUBLIC NOTICE.
Nolice is hereby given that my
VIE lola F. Griffin has left my bed
.IG aaG board and / will not be respon-
s'O'e Tor any debts contracted by her.
Signed.
w. w. GRIFFIN.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-23

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Fall Shoes

II you have been waiting for the new
lines to arrive before buying come to our
store. All the seasons latest novelties
can be had in either the popular Dun
more So, 50 shoe or the prize winner Ban
mister $500 and $500 shoe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
Silk ShirtWaiSt Suits /

wardrobe hestated because of the
Here are the beauties to be had puabe
black China silk The
five box plas back full sleeves fancy stock On
walking length worth sec. Monday III n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-09-03
ITEMS Fall Suits

Your style and fit in a fine suit for fall
use is certainly among the large number
OF suits received the past week, Whether
you are ready to buy or not, come IN and
see the new designs. Fall shapes of
Dunlap and Dunmore Hats on display.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Harper, Kansas, Aug. 5, 1908.

Dear DIR. Gay:-It is indeed difficult
to find words to express my gratitude
for the great benefit derived from my
glasses. As you know, the condition of
my eyes was something terrible. l was
almost beyond hope when you examined
my eyes; thought my case was hopeless
and an operation on my eyes was my on
ly relief: but as you know such opera
tons are not only dangerous, but the re-
suits are SO unsatisfactory; but l had
been told by two leading specialists that
it was my only hope. had spent more
than fifty dollars experimenting with
glasses, to no purpose; in fact they were
worse than none. [ can see perfectly
with the glasses you fitted me with two
years ago, and my friends are really as
tonished, as my eyes are perfectly
straight and have good expression. I
never tire of singing praises of what you
have done fer my eyes can read and
sew, also look at a distance, all with the
same pair of glasses. l would as soon
part with my life as my glasses-these
are strong terms but they are true, how
ever, and / will always bless you and the
day put my eyes in your care. Yours
with best wishes.--MRs. j. w. CAMP
BELL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Lake City items.

Del Buck of Goats spent The Sabbath
in Lake.
Judge Lester made a business trip 10
Sun Friday.
Jef Mills and wife were visiting rel
atives in town Wednesday.
Tom Marsh and wife were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooke at dinner on
sunday
joan Dntfee went to Coats Wednes-
day after load of furniture for DR..
Rogers.
Murray DAVIS hauled corn for D. l..
Pierce from Coats Wednesday.
g. G. ShIgley has been seriously i'll
with neuralgia for several days
Il w. Skinner returned from his
Norionvliie trip Wednesday night.
Winnie Cooke went home with her
father Friday to make short visit.
Homer Hastings was called home by
he illness of his mother Friday morn
Jug.
DIR. Rogers was called to Sun Thurs
day night 10 attend child OF Warren
Lacy's.
Joe Lahsy took Fred Waltz out to
the Crane ranch Sunday where he has
been employed.
Blaine Jones had the misfortune to
sprain his wrist Friday so that he is
unable to work
DE-. Longenecker of Medicine Lodge
was called to attend the children of
Luther McElwain on Thursday night.
The Misses Addie, Rose and Corme
Purdy went to Medicine Lodge Friday
to attend the teachers examination.
DIR Rogers has decided TO locate in
Lake and has rented room in the Lahey
house, were he and Mrs. Rogers will
soon begin housekeeping.
An oyster supper was given at the
home of Fred Nurse on Friday night
of last week as the result of the rab
bit hunt which came off Thursday. Lee
Nurse and LIN Mills were the captains
Lees side lost and Landon hasn't uul,
laughing yet.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

The most practical article on the sub
ject of farm drainage we have ever
read was recently published IN the
Farmer and Stockman. 1t is entitled
Location of Tile Drains" and is from
the pen of Prof. w. II. Stevenson, soil
specialist of the Iowa Agricultural Col
lege. Professor Stevenson points out
the errors that men fall into In drain
ing their land and gives directions for
the location of drains SO that water is
removed with the least possible outlay
for labor and for tile. Special atten-
ton is given to adequate outlets and to
the location of drains in draws and
sloughs. The Farmer and Stockman,
which prints number Of such special
articles by experts in each of its issues,
is making itself indispensable to the
up to- date-farmer. We are glad TO see
its circulation increasing in Barber
county; for it is the best and most
practical farm paper in the States. es-
pecially for farmers in the corn belt.
We are glad TO help along the cause of
good farming by receiving Farmer and
Stockman subscriptions at this office.
Subscribe today.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
ki0WA ITEMS.

Clipped from the News-Review.
AdolDh Achenbach has recovered suf-
6clently from his recent injuries that
he can get about with the aid of cane.
Mayor Brown is suffering with very
'ore throat since last week. Cold settled
n his head and finally the nostrils be-
came much inflamed and serious COM
phcations threatened for several days.
d NJ. Circle Las bought the two sto-
~ brick building on corner Of Nam
and 5th street, formerly owned by r. d.
derold. and of late years occupied by
l.. 3. Hills general store. The build
the location for business purposes IS a
good one. at present the cellar and
store room Is leased to Mr.. Hill and the
upper story is used by the Hill families
as residence. Mr.. Circle bought the
property as an investment. but NAV
conclude to occupy it himself later on.
For the present he will continue to do
business in the Lane building.
Clipped from the Journal
w. j. Scooter returned Friday from
his visit to relatives ia Missouri. He
saws they fed him we'll and treated him
mighty fine, but with it all he had a
hankerng for the farm southwest of
Ktowa. The roads in Missouri when
he left were almost impossible.
Fl D Records let the contract this
week to Contractor Stoner for the build,
ing of the new opera house. The build
ing is to be / story with four exits, built
OF steel and wood and will have a seat
ing capacity of 400 The floor Will be
OF polished hard maple, which will en-
able the owner TO put in operation an
uptodate roller skating rink. The stage
will be some larger than the old one
and will be equipped with the latest
scenery and furnishings. MIR. Records
left Tuesday for Kansas City to get
pointers and secure the necessary ma.
terial
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

The price of one horse if in
vested in International stock
food, would have saved the
thousands of dollars that
have been lost in this vicinity
by disease in horses and hogs.
Money refunded if not salts
factory. j. r. Young Drug
Company.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Harper, Kansas, 4-1-'O2.

DR.. j. Harry Gay, Humboldt, Kansas.
Dear Doctor:-The work you did fer
pupils in our school is of a very high
order. 1t is surprising how much more
readily they prepare their work and how
much easier it is for them to study for
length of time.
Parents having children who are back
ward in reading and who are nervous,
restless and unable to apply themselves
to their work, would do we'll to have
their children's eyes examined to see if
it is not due to some defect in sight.
Respectfully yours, L. L. SHORE, Super
intendent of Schools.
Wakita, Okla, Sept 1. 1903.
DR.. j. Harry Gay. Dear Sir:-The
glasses you fitted to my eyes four years
ago have given complete satisfaction.
When called on you at Anthony, my
eyes were in a terrible condition-the
were so badly infamed l had been
obliged to stay in dark room for days
at time--my suffering was intense. |
had spent over five hundred dollars on
my eyes and | state your special ground
lenses have relieved the pain, and have
not lost day with my eyes for four
years. l. am your friend -ERNEsT
LEMON.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
II interested in Your Eyes and Health
Read Every Word Carefully

Wakita, Ok, Sept 10, 1904.
For many years have had regular
attacks of sick headache and in such
severe form that l would not be able
to even sit up for day or two at time.
DR.. ]. Harry Gay examined my eyes
and found an eye trouble which caused
my headaches, and had special lenses
ground for my eyes last spring. 1
have not had any headaches since: my
eyes feel rested and easy.
Mrs. w. r. JOHNSON.
Argonia, Kan, Feb. 10, 1908.
j. Harry Gay, Dear Sir:-Our little
boy aged eleven, had nervous trouble
for five years. His eyelids and eye
brows would jerk, we had. him under
treatment by a medical institute of
Kansas City and several home doctors,
but he gradually grew worse until we
brought him to you October 2, 1902:
Since then he has gradually grown
better. and today you cannot notice
anything wrong with his eyes. We are
truly thankful to you.
Yours truly,
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. w. HUTCHINSON.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Some Time

When the sight fails and dimness,
slow but sure, is coming to your eyes,
you will then remember the truthful
ness of this statement. 1t is not what
you see, but how much eye effort you
are using to see. Don't wait until the
delicate eye machineryis broken down,
but come today and have free examin-
alton Of your eyes. Eye sight is price,
less, save it today for tomorrow.