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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-05-29
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Renido desario.

Aver. y ante numeFOsA c0nCurFen-
Ciss tuv0 etecto Ell 50 desaffo del cham
p5O9a1tO, que Be viene celebrand0 en- Is
eLigs puertoTriQutfIa
a ias 2 b. 30. di6 principle el primer
dess flo por lrs clubs sTexsss , cal
n1And0reB.1 p reauitando un Fehidiaimo
dees flo. donde los iugadores de ambos
clubs. demoetFarOn au Verdadera famG.
En el aegundO einnirg2 p6sose ell
sTexaa0 en- buenas condolences para la
luchs. y Ell dblico augoFaba 81 triunfo
& este, debidO s que dicho club es su-
DeTior en- pG10 y 90 campo es aCeptB-
BILE.
En- los restantes einnings8 &c afi ia
ron de tel modO que recibieron de sus
cOntrRriOs 6 cer0s coPFidos hsbiendO
heCho 6st0s 2 CaFreFau en- el 8 , GinniOg9
por an error del pitcher del SAlmen-
dares,a
Y apessr de asta gran ventsia que
tiene el club eTexas, , lOs aInnendaPies
tas se portaron como bnenos, en- 81
5 . sinninQ2 hicieron 8 CarFeFaa que
dandO en- tan buena posici6n que la
mayor parte de Los espectsdoFea ysFia.
ron de idea respect0 81 triunfO de un0
q OtFo cub. PerO ID suerte era del
eAsmendaRelo y en- 81 80 einniDgS
triunf6 BegslmeEte por una cRPreRa.
I en veFdad 10 decimoe, el club GAl-
mendarea2 ests luchandO en- cOndici0-
mes inferi0reg s los otFos tres clubs
que disputan este chGnepi0n0tO y solo
tiene 6,ta dos condolences: campo y
dSsciplSaG.
Entire los jugldoFes que ae distin.
guieron del club eAlmendares. figu-
ran los siguientes:
Tom6s Moreno. Florentino Lopez y
MaFcelino Dfsg, que hiCieron dos dou
bic play
Lorenzo Lopez. que So porto como
todn un mne,tro.
Martin Cruz. que SO distingui6 mu-
Cho.
81 pitcher. Claudio Montafez. truc6
en- 81 81 eioDiDg0 & s iugSdores corri-
dos.
bravo por los almendaristasl
En- gegundo turno jugaron los clubs
GMiil6n9 y GColective.1 Eatos dos
clubs jugRron tan p6simamente que no
fu6 possible spreCiar niDguns jug ada I D
impOFtsncia. & tel extreme que no se
pudo iugar mas que einnings0 reti-
rSndose Ell GMill6n1 del campo.
He aquf los nombres de los jugsdO.
res tg'1CGOos:
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ERsGfa1za . llIgslOrla.
Ahora Sc castigara 4 los contraven.
torres. apIicandoles la ley.

Sc informG que lss autoridades de
San Jusn est6n dispuestas & aplicnr
TODD 81 peso de ID ley & los padres de
fsmiliB que no envfen en- el pr6ximo
R6o escolar aus hii1s Il eScuels.
Como Quiera, Afirmase, que antes
no habfa local blataute On LOG edifi sios
de eGcuelG de San Juan para dar Oabi-
do Rln6mero de MINIS que eStaban en
condolences de recibir instruction. no
era possible RpIicar eI espfritu y Ietra
de u ley & los C0ntFaVentoree; peFO
con ID concentration de gFados en- el
edificiO C0nOCido poF Cusrtel de Ssn
Francisco, quedsrSn b .bilitados varios
soLonee y siete maeGtrps para d ense-
flspza de primer gr0do.
La ciudad de San Juan serS, pups,
d primeVa en- que &c dos les fica que
eaton en- c0n3iCiOnes poF su edad y
cApscidad de fecibir instruCci6n, q
obtengan gratis
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InpOnant8s ROticIaS
De IA guerra Tlso
apOneSa,
ID esGua1ra Dc Togo on Ila8a.
do b1talIa,
So 6SGgura que Gsta muy anfGT-
mo 81 almIalta ROIesiVGnsky.

Annoy, China. Mayo 20.-La fota
del almirants Rogoest6 fOrmSndO lfues
de bRtAlla OIL sur de FOTmosG CerT6ndO-
le & Ia egcuadra de ejestVenkkV las.
tres puertaa que tiene nbiertRs: 81 ea-
trecho de Formosa. 81 canal de BAshee
y 81 canal de BslintaDg.
Las mujeFes niflos de Iss islas
PascadOres de aquellos contornos hsn
sidO enviadas 8 distintRa Tegiones mas
lejos del sitio de aCCi6n.
IL proclamation de Ia Lev marCial
en- Tamsui ha sido deCretada poF IN
gobierno militAF. que Rli1 pc ha cons
tituidO
Ssn PeterbuFgo. Mayo 18. So hsn
recibidO notiCias dc que ei GlmirAnte
Rdjestvensky hR pedido oil & biernO
de Rusia que SO Ie peTmita dPjar q
direction de ID escuadrg. .puea no puede
ContinuRr hacienda 81 pOdeF0ao a1fuer.
2 zlque hasta ahoFa ha hecho. sfiAdien.
do que el estado en- que Sc halla no Ie
permite cOntinusr COmandando la es.
CuadEa mas ala del mar de China.
Esta noticia no se hR c0n6rmRdo
todaviR.
El Departamento de Marina mega IB
deplOEa bic situaci6n en- que se ensuen-
tran los aurtos de u gueFra. sGeguran-
do Que ID Ultima notiCia directs que
tuvO del almirsnte no deCiR nadR de
que estuViera enfermO.
SinembAFgO aqnf hR Caussdo Qrande
Gnsisdad el estsdo de aslud del almi-
Pante. Bien Be saba que tuVO alQunaa
lndispOsiciOnes 81 sGlir de Cronsthd. y
duFante los seia meaes de su largo via
js hs sufrido tRnto. que en- afgunas
OCaBiones han tanido que cOnduCirlO
poF el buque en- una CRmilla, pues
0unque eufermo. no he queridO abRn.
dOnar su puesto. Si AhorR dejSra
RojestvenskY ell nAndO de ID escuadva,
seFIa considerable en- Russia como una
depgracia nacionaI, pues el almirante
hG probsdO ser uns gran Capacidad en-
Ia direction de 10 escuadra. y los rusos
tienen conf.nza de que serS en- u b.
talla un habil peritO un bizArFo CO.
msndante.
81 ViOe-Rlmirante Birileff hR sido
enVisdo 6 Vtadivoatock, 10 que COM
pFuebA ID enfeFmedad de Roieatvent ky.
SO dice que ID neutFRlidad y ID % 2
del mundo son NADIA para R9ieAtvennky.
4uGuuV ~ u4SGQa1Ou b06f0 Bu3 8nVl8UO8
de los gobiernog frances y chino. Ell
aImiFante russo SpRrentabR ID mayor
indifeFencia, y se,RaeguFn que ha dicho
que 81 hsce 10 que quiere , cree que
estS hien hecho Gin CuidRrse de viola
clones de leyes de neutralidAd hi de-
orfiictos entire potenCias eurOpeas.
pues 81 ests SECURE de que Va por ca
mino reCto.
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/ nO LCATARRlRSE

ri Oatarro es una enfermedad que Uiene
muoha mas importanoia de la que general
mente se 10 atribuye. Invade todos los Or
ganos del Cuerpo Ouyas funciones fuerzas
debilita profundamente. Rs oausa frecuen-
to de Ia sordeFa afecta la vista, Ia naTfz y.la
garganta y es generalmente por donde em
pieza la tuberculosis tisis.
La misma facilidad la frecuencia con
que SO pesca un CataEro haCe las peraonas
indiferentes para cuTarlo la gran mayoTia
no Sc preocupa de las consecuencias.
Los baHioS fries por La mahgna Immediate
mente despues de deiRr ell lecho, dormlr con
las ventanas abieTtRs evitar las corrientes
de aire, son precRuciones muy buenas que
no cuesta trabajo el observarlas. Pero e!
preventive mas SECURE, mas ehcaz, mas faeIt
mas positive tambien ell que aoonseJRIt
los medicos es la Emulsion de Scott de ace1
te de higado de baoalFo.
Es sorprend snte la fuerza, vitalidad, ener-
gfa poder de resistenCiR que recibe el
Ouerpo hums no de las peqpenas dosls de
Emulsion de Scott, que SO le administTRn
con constanoia Esta Emulsion, recu6re
i1teriormente todaG las parties debiles vul-
nerables del Cuerpo y 10 pone al abFlgo de la
infection catarral.
De ouando en- cuando apaFeCen industri0-
les poco escrupulosos apunCiando emulsiones
vinos preparados los que atrbuyen Pro
piedades ourativas que no tienen y hasta hRy
Quien SO atreve declr en- letres de lmprenta,
que el petroleo keTosina es un alimento.
jQue es el petroleo2 Un aceite mineral
que Sc usa como Combustibla para lubrlcar
Y limpiar maquinas para alumbrar. ina
substantial indigestible que carece de ia pro
piedad esencial de todo alimento, cual es la
asimilac On; que pasa al traves del tubo in
testinal sin modifcarse sin ser absorbida
una substantial, en- fin, que no tlene ningula
de las propiedades curativas y alimenticias
del aoeite de hfgado de bacalo. Si Sc dij6se
que ell petroleo es un alimento para maqu1--
mas podria pasar, pero no para 81 cusrpo hui
mano.
si teneis alguna duda, preguntad vues-
tro medico; Ell os confrmaTa esta verdad; y
81 estais escasos de fuerzas, de carnes de
sangre, os aconsejar8' que tomeis Ia Emul-
ni6 dn
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JJir1. q,
Es UN DEBER.-vulgarizar'e al pueblo

ES UN DEBER. -vulgarizar'e al pueblo
10 oiencia modo de conservar Ia salud, es
hacerie que eAtime uu verdadeFo waller.
lComo Sc cODsigue que 20 pueda vivir, sin
agentes microbiosoB de los que -desarr0llan
Ia tuberculosis, el titus, la viruela, saram-
pi6n, dlfteriq, etc Intermediates, que Sc We
Rsoman su cabezs, cuando menos Ia espera-
mos, On nueAtras viviendaS2
Pues hacienda que tcda CasaIque usted va
va oCupar, sea antes "Desinfec tada" pin
tada.
Y con los cad&veres, que 20 deba retener
en una habitaCion, las VENUE Ry cuatro horas
que marCa la ley?
Pues haci6ndoles inyeCtar, liquidos anti
pdtrluos, que le dejsn completamente hbre
de baoterias, con una fsonomfa, tan ma
tural, como la que tenfa en- su vida.
iY quien hace est lrabaios en- Puerto
Rico, tan titles y necesartos; los "Desinfes-
torres y embalsamadores" que hoy hay auto
TizadoS?
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4 V | s. 0

Un amigo de jay uya ii f5rmanos
que los Srea. Fret r. Heredia y Pc.
dPo SAncho. cuyo paradero inuuitf.-
mos. se encueDtran en- eI propio bArriO
de Jsyuys, 81 primero dedicado & a
siembra de 9. fe = el st tgundo Fecolec-
tAnd0 una taIa de tAbAc0 de su propie-
dad.
RogamoG, pues, & diCh9s seflorea Ge
slFvan coBtsataP nueatrOB Cartas. nCea
las que Eeiteradamebte lea hemoe q.
critic nos han sidO devueItss sin uue
sepamoB por quien.
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Mare eado Do trutas en- New York.

Ngr0n3ds. Ell mercado de esta ffu-
ID Contin6a tan bueno estb semRna CO.
mo en- % pasada. Las nRrRpiss envia-
dss fueron muy pTonto vendidaa Uor
90 bpenG calidad y estado satis factorio.
P{35as -Gl precio de eSta fruta h3
subido ConsideFablemente durante es-
tics dltimos diAs. y seguramente se
harris uu gran negocio Ri se enviRran
much0s.
Cooos. Ell preCio de esta frntS es
de % { 25 pesos 81 mil. a eaa precio
Sc podEfa vender gran CAntidRd.
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BUENl OGlSIOn.

Sc vende una de la8 CASES mas como
daS = mejOF situadsa de SRnturce.
kst6 en- u CaFFeteFn. pero no le moles-
q 81 polvo. Tiene cochera. buen jar
din , baotante terrenO para tener va
cau. etc.
-Tambi6n ga Vanden vRrias casoa y
eolares muy bian situadoa, On 81 baFrio
do Puerto de Tiefrs de esta ciudad.
InfoFmars don BartoIom6 Coll, San
Jugto s, bsj0l, Juap, Juan, e q.
16E.a
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El aeflor Claudio e. 81 anCargsdo
de leVantar ell PIANO del proyeCt2do
barTio Obrero. de Santurca.
-PaFta del p1b!ico qu6issa de que.
no Feclbe simpre lR Oarne Oompleta en-
81 merCado. Bueno serfs sstablecsV
IN FapesO.
Don Domingo Palmieri. de San
ta Isabel, Sc encuentra en- esta ciu-
-Anoche. entire una y dos. hU-
DO un diSparO De Fev6lveFs ca Ia
cuadra de la calle de San FFancis-
co, compfendida entire Cruz y San
Justo. Intervino Ia pOIicfa.
Aver hubo ejercicio de bombe
Fos en- SantuFce.
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Essa siendo objeto de una gran aCeptaci6n
en- todas parties, por su gran virtud curatlvai
"CAPSULAS DE HENN"
Curan positivam ente la grippe y ttebreS pat
l6dicas, en- el termino flo de "a horas. sus
efectoS Sc notan la media hoFa de tomar la
d6sis, que empiezan desapaTecer los sinto-
mas precursores, de Ia infeoQion gTlpGt pal
l0dicG.
Sus efectos magnifcos, est&n garantiZados,
por la acepiacion general que han obtenido.
De venta en- Jan Juan; FarmRcias CUTLER
mety, Blanco Zerbi. Ponce: Farm acia
Ruiz de Porras. Arecibo; Far1nacia Herman
dez y Marin.
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LINEA FERREA DEL OEsTE

Itinerario. -salidas do Bayann6n y Capital
simultAneamente.
Dias laborable.-Mahana 8, 7,15, $50; Gas
y l1O0. Tarde 12.15, 1.45, BIS. Abs, $50 y
els.
Dias festivos. s.-Maaana 6. cts, $50, 9.45
= II 90. Tarde 1214, 15O, 2.8O, 8, 80, 4.3O, $50
y els.
Billetes baratos para dias festivos. De Ca
Safo Bsyam6n, iday vuelta 2 clase 1925
~ Clase SO-l6, De Bayam6n 4 Catano ida
vuelta 9. clase OILS, 2s-olase O.1O.
Billete ordinario de Capital q Oatano en-
2P clase centavos:
Bayam6n, 10 de septiembre do 1908. RAJ
mon Valdez.
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GRATIS. GRATIS.

Solicitamos sgente en- gu plaza para Ia
venta de NovedRdes en- AlumIno, tarjeteros,
taristas, plsnchas para puertas, bandeji'a as,
etc. Nina uras, espejitos, seltoS totc grahces,
etc. Nuestrts agentes aansn desde $50 a
800 por semana. Pidanse cat8't gos e,nfor-
mes para obtener muestras gratis de las no
vedades mas vendibles Goncors q Co.,
Depto f., New Rochelle, an ~, p. Y. A.
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lNn.eInnR eEEHlL

= CoNsEJC a LAS AfADRES. ~ 81 arahs claimants
aia saora Winslow dehe usarse siapre que los nnps
astan e periodic de IA den ei6n. roporciona aHlo
pmedisto al pequeno paciente, produce m snefo ma
rural tranquio aliva el door u angelic desPiera
bauy Sivo sIeere. Es muy agradabs Al paladar caa
III niho, ablanda encae avia sps dolores hace IN
Giles las funciones del est6magu r9kua los ntesfn9s
rs 81 rneor remedio conocido para Ia diarrea ya pre-
Vanga ssia de Ia dentici6n do cialqui9r ofra cAul
Tsnpase mucho cuiL ado pedir 81 Jaranp SainaEe
5a "a SeflQra Winslow's 90 eluaesOE ap todols
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GObI8Tno MUnlGlpal do ATOtlhO.
AVIS

.Creada ana plaza de irganieFo con
el habsr de mil quinientos pesos anua.
les. , OOnsignads esa cRntidad ca 81
presupueato del eiarcicio de 1905 &
1905: 81 aynntamient0 hR dispuestG "a
c0nvoeatoris de- aspirante8. quienes
deberkn Ger ineseniaF0a ciViles y EIec-
trO- meCsnic0s, acgeditand0 esbOs ooco.
cimientOa con copia Iegsliz ida de los
tftulOg que poGaan.
Las aoliOitudes Be FeeibiFan en- esta
AIoaldfa hssts 81 die 8 de Junio pro-
Vino Yenidero.
Aresibo. Mayo "a Dc 1905
Monus1 PSres AviJSs
.3v.s Alcalde.
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Noto. Llamamos Il atenoi6n de Ios
delegados que compOnen Is iunts de-
este schampiOnato.0 para que no per.
nnitan que en- lac decisiones del UnapS
re inteIyengan los iugadoras y ST loo
CaUitanes. Varias veCes hemos hacho
estes obSerVaCiones y no han aidO aten-
didas.
Il srotaci6n por inning 60 d 81
guiente:
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
RUBY TUNNEL
STILL BLOCKED

The Ruby tunnel is still closed to
all traffic. The fire is still shoulder
ing and the many tons of rock and
dirt that fell in the tunnel yesterday
have not yet been removed.
The woodwork in several sections
of the big passageway is still burn
ing. The tunnel is filled with smoke
and where the fallen rock and dirt
does not prevent the workmen from
reaching the fire and drowning it out
the smoke proves almost as great an
obstacle.
Section crews and wreclling trains
from both the east and west arrived
at Ruby yesterday. Dozens of big
tanks of water have been carried TO
the fire.
This morning large and we'll
equipped construction train left the
city for Ruby. carrying another large
force of men. Yesterday afternoon
it was decided to begin the work of
laying a track around the tunnel, as
it might be days before it would be
possible for trains to pass through
the tunnel The work on this track
started last night. 1t is thought that
this siding can be completed by to-
morrow, with the force of men now
at work upon it,
This morning No. 1 and No. 5 ran
from this city to the wreck and trans
ferred their passengers, and brought
into the city the passengers and mail
from the west. No. likewise went
down to the wreck this afternoon.
While it does not greatly affect
the passenger traffic. the freight traf-
fic is suffering seriously, and many
freight trains are delayed here and
on the other side of the tunnel.
1t will be several days before the
travel will be restored to ordinary
conditions. The exact extent of the
accident has not yet been ascertained
The Ruby tunnel is about $50 feet
in length and it was well construct
ed. Had there been plenty of water
at hand the fire could have been cas-
lily extinguished.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice of Application of the Grand
junction Electric and Gas Com
pany for An Extension or Renewal
of Its Franchise, and for IL Fran
chise for the Operation and Main-
tenance of IA Plant or Plants for
the Generation and Transmission
of Electricity for Light, Power or
Any Other Purpose, Within the
Corporate Limits of the City of
Grand Junction, State of Colorado.
Public notice is hereby given that
the undersigned. the Grand Junction
Electric and Gas Company, a corpor
alton duly organized and existing un
der and by virtue of the laws of the
state of Colorado, will, at the regular
monthly meeting of the city council
of the City of Grand Junction, to be
held at the city hall in the city of
Grand Junction, on the 14th day of
June, A. ID. 1905, at eight O'Clock
pm. of said day, apply to the city
council of the city of Grand Junction
for the passage of an ordinance grant
ing to the undersigned, its successors
and assigns an extension or renewal of
its franchise for the operation and
maintenance of plant or plants for
the generation and transmission of
electricity for light, power or any
other purpose, within the corporate
limits of the city OF Grand Junction,
state OF Colorado. and all additions
to said city, said proposed ordinance
granting an extension and renewal
of the franchise, rights and privileges
contained in the several sections of a
certain ordinance of the town of
Grand Junction, now city of Grand
Junction, passed and adopted Novem-
ber gath, A. d. 1890, so far as the
same appertains to the erection, con-
struction and operation of the plant
or plants for the generation and
transmission of electricity for light
power or any other purpose, which
said last named ordinance is found
on pages 81 and 5S of the compiled
and revised ordinances of Grand
Junction, Colorado. of 1897, pub
lished by authority of the said city of
Grand Junction, and that such ordi-
nance to be presented to said city
council as aforesaid, provides for an
extension or renewal of said fran
chise, rights and privileges for
term beginning with the cath day of
November, 1910, and ending on the
gath day of November, 1885, for
which term an extension and renewal
of said franchise is desired.
Said ordinance will also contain
provision making a new grant of
franchise to the undersigned for the
purpose above named and for the
time last hereinbefore specified.
That the franchise ordinance for
which the undersigned is about to
apply TO the said city council as above
stated. is asked and applied for upon
the express condition that said city
of Grand Junction shall at any time
have the right and power to pur-
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
Shows Prosperity

The regular monthly meeting of
the board of directors of the Mutual
Savings e Building Association was
held at the Office of the secretary, w.
A. Marsh, last night.
1t being the end of the first fiscal
year of the organization the question
of declaring dividend came up and
was acted upon. The profits showed
that the association was able to pay
dividend of 71s per cent for the
half year. making a total of 121s per
cent for the year.
The dividend declared shows that
the organization has been well CON
Quoted and is making money for the
shareholders. a considerable amount
of new stock has been sold and the
affairs of the association could not
be more gratifying than was evil
denced by the report of Secretary
Marsh.
Up to the present time all loans
for which applications have been
cared for by the association, and the
coming fiscal year gives evidence of
even more gratifying results.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
summer Health and Comfort

The season OF hot weather is try
ing time for most everyone. partic-
ularly the housewife. upon whom de
pends in large measure the well-be-
ing and good nature of her family
Hot weather health and comfort is
discussed, with many practical rec
concentrations by Isabel Gordon Cur
tis in the July Delineator, the paper
being chapter in The Making of a
Housewife" other seasonable sug-
gestions are given in "A Snow Ball
Luncheon" illustrated; milk as a
Food. Fruit Fantasies" and New
Ways of Serving Strawberries, con
tanning the recipes for many refresh
ing summer preparations. Plans for
summer camp and house-furnish-
ing ideas are other features of this
number of the magazine and are of
particular interest for their timeli-
ness
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08

The county commissioners ad-
iourned yesterday afternoon, and will
not meet again for several days.
Big Bill Moreland, the genial rep
resentative of his house, Scheele
Bros. & Moreland, is a visitor to the
city today.
Mark Bunting leaves this evening
on No, for the east. He will go
to Pottstown, Pa, where he will
spend the summer months with his
grandmother and other relatives. He
will also spend some time in Phila-
lelphia
c. L. Jones. the dairyman, has lost
heavily as a result of the high water
in the Grand river. Much damage has
been done to his dairy ranch near
town, Happily the river is now fall
ing or Mr.. Jones loss would have
that the dwelling house on the ranch
would have to be moved to insure
its safety from any further rise that
might come this season and today the
work of removing the house was
started.
A change took place today in the
proprietorship of the Windsor cafe.
Amos r. Jennings. who bought a
half interest in the business from
Frank Mason about five weeks ago
'etires from the business, Mr.. Mason
luying his interest. Mr.. Mason will
continue to run the business. The
lew and spacious addition to the cafe
will be completed within short
time. and Mr.. Mason will be better
prepared than ever to serve his many
patrons. Mr.. Jennings has not an
lounced his plans for the future
A contract has been made with
Squire G. Lane of Fruita, by the c.
D. Smith Drug Company, for lease
If five years duration on handsome
md large brick building to be erect
ID by Squire Lane at Fruita. The
building is to be occupied by the
branch store of the C. d. Smith Com
pany at Fruita. The new building
will have one of the best locations in
the business district of the little city
IF the lower valley, and on moving
nto it the Smith drug store will in
crease its already complete stock and
make its establishment one of the
best equipped and most attractive
irug houses in this section. The
leasing of the building gives ample
evidence of the c. d. Smith Drug
Company's faith in the future of
Fruita and the surrounding country.
and shows that the company has CON
fidence in the business possibilities
and growth of that place. Work on
the new building starts at once.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
Took Shock OF
Half Million Volts

Lynn, Mass, June Sc Especial )-
To demonstrate that there is little
danger in electrical force when prop
erly ordered Prof. Elihu Thomson
permitted a current measuring over
100000 volts to pass through his
body, without displaying the slight
est tremor or experiencing the slight
est physical discomfort from the
shock.
Prof. Thomson fixed special ap-
paratus to his body and allowed the
half million volts to pass through.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore exist
Jennings, doing business under the
firm name THE Windsor Cafe Com
pany," has this day been dissolved
by mutual consent. A. R. Jennings
retiring and Frank Mason continuing
the business.
The succeeding partner will re
ceive all bills and pay all debts of the
firm. FRANK MASON.
A. r. JENNINGS.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08

chase or condemn said electric light
plant or plants at its actual cash
value and at a price excluding all
value of the franchise or right of way
through the streets and alleys and
also excluding any value by virtue
of any contract for lighting said city
or otherwise entered into with the
municipality in excess of the actual
value of the works.
Dated at Grand Junction, Colora-
do, this 29th day of May, A. d. 1905.
THE GRAND JUNCTION ELECTRIC
AND GAS COMPANY,
By ORSON ADAMS, JR.,
Attest: President.
FREDK. II. NEWTON,
Secretary.
[Seal.
First publication, May 20, 1905.
Last publication, June IA, 1905.
The daily sentinel., 1905-06-08

1t was a simple and very beautiful
ceremony that united in marriage
last night Mr.. Roy Elmer Wadsworth
and NIiss Clara -rhnrnsnn