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New-York tribune., 1905-02-11
YATES & RITCHIE,
BANKERS and BROKERS
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
Hanover Bank Building,
NEW YORK CITY
Public Notices.

TEE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS. BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. NO. $50 BROADWAY, STEWART
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. AS REQUIRED
By the Grsatsr New York Charter. that the books
called ''Ths Annual Record OF the Assessed Vaua-
81 hsnhattsn The Bronx. Brooklyn. oueers and
Richmond, comprising Ths c ~ Of New York.
vsu be open for examination and correct the
sseene Monday Of January. and will rs-nHtn opsn
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1904
During ths time that the 6ooSs open to public
hspeotion. Application may be made BY any person
corpsraIiSn claiming 10 be aggreved by the
assessed valuation Of real peEsonSl estate to.
have the corrected
In the Borough Of Manhattan. at the main onos
Of ths Department Of Taxes and AsssssnentS No.
In the borough Of Tho Bronx at ths oaaee of the
and Ssvsnty-seventh street and Third avenue
In the Borough OF Brcokyn a. the ONCE OF ths
Department. Nun pal Building.
In the Borough OF Queens. at TIE once OF the
Department Hzckett Building Jaekeon
and Fifth street. Long Island City
Ia the Borough OF Richmond. st the once OF ths
Department, Masonic Building, stapieton.
Corporations in all the Boroushs must make ap-
piicstion only at the main ONCE In the Borough OF
Manhattan
Appl icatlons IN relation 70 ths assessed valua-
ton OF personal estat. must be made by the per-
assessed. at the ONCE Of tAs Department IN tbs
Borough where such person resides ana IN me
City Of New York the otace OF the Department
In the Borough where such place OF BUSINESS is
r M except on Saturday when all applications
must be made between 10 4. " an ~ noon.
FRANK A. o'poNNEL.
JAMES B. BoUCK
SAMUEL, sTRAsBoURGER.
EDWARD TODD.
F. RAYMOND.
~ MUEIER
Commissioners % TeVes snd Assessments
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Ind ohio RAILROAD
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE.
THROUGH TRAINS 10 THE WEST.
New Y01g,HEW HAVEN 8 HARTFORD A r

Irains dep4rt from Grand Central Station ST and
BOSTON. via New London and Provid.ns~-s4:so
tt'lo;90o ,x!iG:O: g. ttllioo 'TiiOs. 'xlso0
BOSTON via willimantic-tfs:Oo A. NJ. $500 P NJ
BOSTON, via Springheld-ts:00 a NJ. fii12Oo sIl4oo
h11:0O r. II. "
FITCHBURG. via Putnam and worcesrer-43-Oo p NJ
LAKEVILLE and NoRFoLK-ts5o A. ~. 1881 p NJ
CT BARHlNSaToNz Sa sIOSk IENoX. PITTS
WATERBURY, and wINsTED-t4:50. $500. 1880
sf5:O1. tsOo. $500 GO Waterbury, P. u,
Ticket Offices cCraud Central Station and cfzsth
St. CHS c261. I.1s5. s54 BrOadwsy ca Park
Place c9 Union Square clS2 Fifth Ave. c24S Columbus
Ave, Madison Ave. c2T3 West i25th ST. East
l25th In Brooklyn. CT Court ST.. SEQ Fulton 81.
S9o Broadway. E ..
'Daiy. tExcept Sundays lsundays only. tssons q.
i25th xStops at i25th St.. Sundays only. tPaor Car
Limited. .tas diniaG car cParlor and Sleeping Car
c. T. HEMPsTEAp. Gen. Pass Ast
O. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen Supt.
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY

MORTGAGE BONDS
Notice is hereby given that, provisions
Of Article Nine OF the Mortgage from this Company 10
United States Trust Company OF New York Trustee,
dated August l. 1899. this Company apart out
Of the net derived by 1t from railroad
therein mo-tgaged the OF Twenty-Five thousand
lars In trust to be used to redeem said bonds and that
bonds Issued under said will be
with Bids hereby invited for the such
bonds, at prices TO be named by the bidders. to the
amount OF S26 66e07 IN the Sinking Fund.
Such bids should be presented TO this Company az its
Office, 12O Broadway in the City of New York
before the i4th day of February 1905 at twelve o'clock
and should be endorsed Bids Surrender of
Central Pacific Railway Company Three and One-Haif
Per Cent. Bonds"
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
BY (Signed) z. H HARTMAN. President.
New York. January I6 I005.
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Southern Pacific Company.

New York. Feb. 8, 1905.
Notice the holders of Southern Pacific Company
Temporary Certificates Central Pacific Railway
Company Through Short Line First Mortgage & Per
Cent. Gold Bonds due Oct. l. 1854
Notice is hereby given that the CENTRAL. PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY THROUGH SHORT LINE
FIRST MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
due Oct /. 1864. will be ready for delivery
OF the Southern Pacific Company. No 1ao Broadway,
and after Feb TO- I905 against OF South
Pacific Company Temporary receipts for the same
A. K VAN DEVENTER. Assistant Treasurer
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ELLINGwOOD CUNNINGHAM
CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUED Use OF PARTNER
SHIP NAME.
THE LIMITED COMPREHENSIVE HERE
Il tofore existing between JAMES W. CUNNINGHAM
as General Partner, and GEORGE TRACY ROGERS. as
Special Partner carrying general brokerage
under OF EIlingwood & Cunningham has
expired by limitation January 2nd 1905 George Tracy
No11cB is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned win
said business by OF
JAMES W. CUNNINGHAM and FRANK NJ. BLACK,
and intend 10 continue the firm
Ellingwood Cunningham and that they are only
respective names and places Of abode tollows
James w Cunningham, West End State Of New Jersey
FRANK Black, 12T Riverside Drive. City County and
Thai the principal place of business 10 No Al WAN
see1 Borough Manhattan City. County and state OF
Dated New York. January 2nd 1905.
JAMES W. CUNNINGHAM
FRANK NJ. BLACK.
STATE Of New York. County OF New York,
this OF January, 1905, before
oonna W. CUNNINGHAM FRANK
5T-s(E 70 mex and known be he persons
executed the foregoing
80 ssysray acknowledged that they executed The
N|SA>''0 - ---0-'' NJ - uyHcs
, h.rshv consent 10 OF The pa rtner
-, nsH1s Of EILINGWOOD and CUNNINGHAM by ths
lp s.ip rerIership composed Of JAMES W. CUNNINGHAM
ana f-'| JAMES ". CUNNINGHAM.
{. Il. ELLINGWOoD.
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Lackawanna Railroad.
New York, foot Barclay and Christopher sta
iSOO 4. M.-For BinghamtOn and Syracuse.
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo, Chicago and 81. Louis
Sl.40P. N.--For Buffalo and Chicago
a 90 p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
$40 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
AZ As p. M--For Buffalo. Syracuse. Utica
%. 90 A.. M.-For Chfcasc-S-sepsTs open at 8 2. NJ
Tickets 149. 42e. 11ss. 143i Broadway N Y; 3Ss Fu
St, Brooklyn.
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
street and South Ferry (time from South Ferry
n .S ~ minutes earlier than shown below).
H<sS sAHSsN BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAUCH
~ M 90 q Is Easton only). o 10 a n. Lao.
so, e;o0 t5aS EastoD only) p. m Sundays e. 30
WILKEsBARRE AND soRANroN-saoo. sio a m.
r sIg ~ 2; m sundays, 80 a. ~, ,. -
A1hhshW3op hsbWNpoopr IAKI HURST. TONS RIVER AND
lakewood and Lakehurst onIy) a5.o0. xsos D.
,Sundays 40 a m
VIA AAITILsAiNTlC VIC cITY1.s; 40 a ts.4e p. m,
fffnNNE1LAND fnN1AsND AND BIZ, BR,DGEToN-zt4oo a. m, so
foH1SI PLEASANT. AND SEAsHoRE POINTS
zf"OU $50. ll3O a. x120. AS. 80. $50 tf.56
Fan m sunday. except Ocean Grove 500 a. M 400.
ATLANTIC HLns.. sEABRrGHr MONMOUTH BCH
EaSi LONG BRANCII-4.09. $50 80. Ii.30 -
-. 4;SV tSs0 Atlantic Hlds only). 81 .. m
fHidLoAapELPHiA IA CREe DING TEREINaL,--.4ss. 100.
SS 800 !4SS t5OS q % lsse. $50 AZ Mss 70
p s1215 ndt - '' ' '
s4TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-s4as. tsos. 1000,
I55Zgo a m' 'SO0 t~400. 800. 100. ts-25 o
BALTMoRE AND wAsHINGToN-soo sfooo. sIs 90.
pp ~ - cn: 800. ZOO, stz.15-
READING HARRISBURG. PoTTSyILIE AND WILL
aAmsEoRI-Ll4.0G. z4i25. tse0. I4s:1O. (io.Oo ileo
ing PottsviIle Harrisburg only. t4O0. rs. 90 D. m
zFrom Liberty Street only. sDaiIy. fDaily excep.
sunoay Sundays only, tParlor only lfvla Ta-
nl999a- aSa- xSaJurdays: aExcept Saturdays.
9Hees: Liberty st. Ferry, South Ferry Astor HOUSE.
55I 4S4 1900 1884 Broadway 1S2 5th Az 2sf 5th Av.
70 Union square West i53 East 125th St, z7S West
azotn ST. 245 Columbus Av.. New York; { Court S.
S44 500 Fulton ST. Broo<lyn $50 Broadway. williams
5urg New York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage to dsstinatfon - - ~
w c. BESLER. G NJ RTrRT
-4Se-Itss' anu Gen Mgr. Cen Pass'r Agent
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles D. Barney & Co.. No 25 Bxaost
New-York. and No. f22 South Fourth-et PHILADELPHIA
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

Durnshsd by Charles G. Gates Co.. Nos. Il. ie and
Is wall-st1
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WALLER j. BuZBY.
GRAND ATLANTIC.
HOTEL RUDOLF.

HOTEL RUDOLF,
Atlantic City, N J. Open ali ths
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PLANS.
Largest and most eoEnplsts hotel In the city
Ocean front
Rooms with hot and cold and fresh
Meeting.
Broad ptarzas eco fee long Weekly taaces social tearu
~. y. Rep. 2s9 Fourth Ave- 10 10 g. Phous 6.2Sb.
Cramsrcy-
Six ocIsck dinnsr, Orchestra CHxs r. MYERS Prspr.
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Seaside House,

ATLANTIC CITY. N.
On front; comfort. including
baths. elevators. golf T. P COOK & SON
THE REVERE, fTa.T8Sc s15A pIafs, esry es1T ss.sh'
VIII open Saturday. February 11th. 1895 Write for
Booklet JAMES NJ MOORE
THE PENNHURST,
Ocean and Michigan Ave. Atlantic City. y. r.
Elevator 20 street level Special Winter Rates Booklet
WM- r. HOOD
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asport.d by Clinton Gilbert. No. wan-st,
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BANK STOCKS.

ssSs.Ooo Total sales, .seu ''and interest.
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STOCK open. High.I Low. I close BID ASKED.
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GAS SECURITIES.
lFarnizhed BY

ed by J. Thomas Rsinharat, No. 1s wali-st.,
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BONDS.

4s.a44 Total sales. .odd lot.
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HAILGARTEN & co.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Will Present Bond

Tomorrow night at the adjourned
session of the city council the Grand
Junction Construction Company or
ganized for the purpose of building
the electric street railway in this
city and the electric line to Palisade
and other points, will present to the
council a bond for $4,000, as re-
Quired in the franchise granted to
George Smith and others.
If the bond is approved and ac-
cepted by the council, and the mem
bers of the company feel that it will
be, the work of surveying the route
will begin the following day. a force
of civil engineers starting the work
Wednesday morning. A thorough
and complete survey will be made as
early as possible.
In a short time an engineer Will
come to the city from Denver for
the purpose of going over the pro
posed route of the electric line and
making estimates as to the cost of
construction and operation of the
road. Another expert will gather
statistics and make estimates as to
the acreage bordering on the route,
and as to the amount of freight that
could reasonably be expected by the
road. The number of people resid-
ing along the proposed route to Pali-
sade will be secured. In fact, esti-
mates of all kinds that may prove of
value will be made by experts.
The bond of 1000 to be offered
for approval and acceptance tomor-
row night is the bond required by
the council, guaranteeing that work
will begin at once on the road and
that at least two miles of the road
will be completed and in operation
within eighteen months after the
date of the passage of the ordinance
granting the franchise. Three months
have already passed since the fran
chise was granted, consequently, II
the bond is accepted, two miles OF
the road must be in operation by
Tulv L 1906.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
A Series of Services.

Rev. +. f. Walters of the Chris
tian church has arranged for ser
les of Easter sermons at his church,
beginning early in April. The pas
tors of four of the other churches of
the city will deliver sermons. The
program of services is as follows;
April 5.-Rev. Walters will deliv-
er a discourse on the theme, "Ap-
pearances of the Risen Christ.
April 12.-Rev. Walters Will
preach on the subject, words of the
Forty Days"
During the week of the 10th, ser
vices will be held every night as fol-
lows:
April Sermon. Rev. Becker.
April lS.=Sermon Rev. Merritt.
April 19.-Sermon. Rev. Miller;
general union service.
April 2O.-Sermon. Rev. Weir.
April 2l.-Sermon, Rev. Walters.
April 23.-Easter sermon. Did
Jesus Really Rise?" Rev. Walters.
Union sunrise prayer meeting VIII
be held at the Christian church sun
day morning. April %.
A cordial invitation Will be eN-
tended to everybody to attend any or
all of these services.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
"a Tale of Two Cities"

Tomorrow afternoon at the Wom-
ans club. Charles Dickens great
novel. "A Tale of Two Cities will
he discussed. The program for the
occasion has been arranged as fol-
lows. -.
this. that he lay down his life for
his friend
/. The story Mrs. Hedges.
. Psychological Interest in the
story as Embodied in Dr, Montette.
Mrs. e. e. Cole. ,,
sydney Carton Compared with
Victor Hugo's Gauvain, in '93.
Mrs Dyke. anu.
Revenge as a Factor in THE
Tale of Two Cities" the DeFarges.
Mrs. Chester. 49,
4 Monseigneur: Senior and Jun
ior. Mrs. Ottman.
& Pictures of the Reign OF Ter
ror in "The Tale of Two Cities Mrs
Ingersoll. ,.,--. ...-.,.o
very Interesting one. Each mem
her is allowed 10 invite one guest
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Mrs. Smedley's
Victim Must Be
"E Z Mark"

Denver, Mar 27.-(specialD-
MIR. and Mrs. Scott Smedley. about
whom so much has been said lately
in the beautiful Mrs. Smedley's sup
posed connection with badger
game. in which Joseph Wells of Lin
coin was the victim. arrived home
last night, accompanied by Wells
himself, who is their guest.
Wells is out in a statement this
morning in the Rocky Mountain
News, claiming that his attorney was
too hasty. and that everything has
been settled satisfactorily with him.
He claims that the money transac-
ions were only matters of business
All Denver is smiling at Wells
who is characterized as the most
egregious ass that was ever played
in a badger game, and that Scott
Smedley, under the circumstances.
is the most complaisant husband thai
ever was.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Some Have
Been Approved
ByComnittee

Denver, Mar. 27.-C Especial. l-
The republican state central COM
mittee met yesterday and recon-
meuded some of the appointments to
be made by the new governor.
1t is said that Cleghorn will re
main at the penitentiary; A. c. Dut-
ebert will go to the reform school
at Buena Vista; Charles Taylor will
become boiler inspector; d. w. Jay
cox. state engineer: Mrs. Olive
Wright. dairy commissioner, and J.
NJ. Woodruff, state game commission
er.
There are three names prominent
ly mentioned for adjutant general
X. l.. Fahnstock, Captain Bulkley
Wells and Col Gross.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Hold=Up Badly
Beaten Before
Being Captured

Denver. Mar Ell Especial -
Two men, William Soules and J..
Reed. held up a Welton street car
last night at the terminal of the line
Soules was captured by employees
of the road and badly beaten about
the face. He was taken to the cen
trail police station where he gave in
detail history of several holdups
in which he had been engaged. Reed
escaped.
Earlier in the evening II. Winborg,
a broker, was held up by these same
men.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
saturday evening the East In

saturday evening the East End
whist club was entertained by Mr'
md Mrs. A +. Parsons AT men
nreftv home out on Grand avenue. VENUE,
Nearly all the club meIhp@eIa @ W. W.
tplei.oJ plesJ Inv Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons in
looi.T Ii.t,,,. tbe evening one of pleasure
nal ga. aii The ladies prize was award
.1i o. Mrs. A. r. Wadsworth. while
Va1Uoorebeke received the gen
g, Ii. az ,iVN nrize The refreshments
we're elegantly served
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

E G. Davidson. manager OF Ia Ia
ia usr,,m'" was a very pleasant Fls-
,tor Hlu af' at the he Sentinel office this after
noor I.op :" Mr. Davidson is an old rail- ,
noon - and was formerly general
roau l+ nor for the Colorado Midland raii-
ased reed at chicago. While in that once once.
Se o"I aid ID much toward sending man, man
ne ne iars I.r to m the Grand valley and other
7er.G nortions of Colorado. He is ',5 wel,
pOFo,U"1 'ooTn to quite number OF Grano Grand
1mOctjon fmomH people. Mr.. Davidson, wa, wa
Iina Iun'eiU oonrected with the Erie railroad
slso ms long period. He states thal
David Harum" has lost none ol OIL ,r+ =.
popularity and the season now v,,oness. mess
ing a close has been most su''eS'
full one.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Hotel Savoy
To Be Open
April Tenth

Denver. Mar. 81. Especial -
The Hotel Savoy, Denver's most pa
latial hotel. will be opened April 10.
1t will be under the management Of
Chief Clerk Rector. who for many
years was chief clerk at the Brown
Palace and who has been in the hotel
business in and around Denver since
1850. The owners are Owen & Al
exander.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

One OF the best features OF the Pa
gles' minstrels, which appear at tne
opera house wednesday evening: Is
the singing. The songs are all ms. llIsl
class and are rendered in ihallhei ihas
that would do credit to professional
cOmDanN.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

The following were the prize wiz
ners in last weeks candy uraMtns' N.i.i'7
given by Bacon & Spauldlns' up
ple Chester. Emma Murray, -. -, 81
Jorguent, Earl Barnes ana Roy Iia' ,,',. u d,
nett A ne box OF marsiii ilia'l""'
aIyorded TO each of the five.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
May First
New Monetary
System Goes

City Of Mexico, Mar. 25.-(spe-
cial.) .)-Prcsident Diaz has issued a
decree that new monetary system
will go into effect May l..
The mints will stop the free coin
age Of silver April I6, and will close
until May I, when the republic will
go on 4 gold standard basis.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

Charles Haskell and Frank
Schwalbach, the civil engineers lett
this morning for DeBeque to make
SURVEYS on the Virginia mesa upon
which large power plant may be
erected
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

A postponement has been made o., o.
the card party and entertain mem ~ W
have been given on the eVenlH5 81 ~
"wednesday. March 20, at Olu re-, -,
lows hall, by the Fraternal ulllUii l.rI Sd od
America. The entertainment W.. ,,,s-
given on March so. me PoI,poEt;s ~ ia
ment is made on account ol 'i'e i''
giles minstrel show.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Card of Thanks.

We wish to express our most sin
cere thanks to all those who took
mart in the care and burial of our
sweet little daughter who was so
near and dear to us. warm hand
In time of sorrow is a great balm
10 the sad heart. II is for this rea-
son that we are grateful towards all
our friends who gave their aid and
assistance. ,e,,.
MIR. AND MRS. GEO. Il. BARTON
AND FAMILY.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

j. A. McLuen, the real estate man
reports the following sales; Ine u. u
Joseph d. Joseph place, near fI, IuIt
vale. to George Fetteroli' VINO '.,l.. leCeli,
" arrived from Kansas the ueUl 5u
Smith ranch, near Frultvale' 10 -. 1J,'
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Removal Sale.

Having secured location in the
west room of w. II. Bannister's fur
niture store, and rather than run the
risk of breakage in moving | viii
give 25 per cent discount on cut
glass and silverware this week only.
G. w. Stong. jeweler and optician'
room 4, Reed block.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Democratic Meeting.

There will be meeting oil the can.
dfJaies on the democratic CITY 'lCke,
and the members OF the cry cehlI ,'l a.
committee tomorrow night az the
democratic headquarters. ohly tne
ted 4 fulI attendance is desired.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

The handsome cottage home being
.,..cted on the corner of Sixth and
Cbineta by Andrew Monit viii be
COMPLETED within two or three weehs.
NJ. Nofit's son. who recently ar
lived from Nebraska, will start WORK
an a residence on the lots just east
n his fathers property
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

The Colorado Midland passengo' .,l5,,
+roi1 dne TO arrive here about noon
was delayed two hours today on i,'5 Az, a.
conrt =" "S nf wreck. A Rio Grandt
stock train ran over a COW about iEt nv,
s,iIae Ill" cast act of DeBeque and the 9 en-.
rine ,,i,'e9 and two cars were ditched- Ine
Midland passenger was held on on the the
otbar NJ iu side OF the wreck until the
tracks were cleared
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
Marvin Hart
To Fight To-
Morrow Night

San Francisco, Cal, Mar, 27.-
Especial. Marvin Hart Will hsht
Jack johnson, the negro, tomorro"
night at the San Francisco CluD.
The betting is 10 to Z on Johnson
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
.,..,..............-.--. ..,.i..i--i-.ii.is-ss.

:. Plateau Voice: Bro. 1. \. :,
|. Bunting, editor of The Daily !
!. Sentinel, has accepted the can :
!. didacy for mayor of the city :,
!. OF Grand Junction. MIR. Bunt- :,
!. ing is one of the clearcst think :,
!. ers. one of the most fluent :,
!. speakers, and one OF the best :,
!. writer's in western Colorado. :,
!. We believe he will be elected :
!. and we congratulate the city OF :
!. Grand junction in advance on :
! the wisdom of its choice. q.
.;;--;..i.-,--;--.-.t--i--t = Observation-Disclosures
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

Hot Springs, Ark, Mar. II spe-
cial. )-Battling Nelson Will hgnt Au-
am Ryan the first week in April mere
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

orson Adams returned at noon 70, 70,
froro Denver. where he attended
uas s IUoIcott memorial services.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

Send Me Your Name
and / will send you the 62d annual
report of the Mutual Life of New
York. CHARLES CLARK.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27

IN test OF your eyes by a com
optician will show precisely
4 needed and glasses right and
,sibly made will save the sight.
and examination free. Why
/ US examine your eyes today?
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-27
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
The Grand Valley National Bank

On March II, 1908, made to the Treasury Dcpa
ID.
The Palatka news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1905-06-02
Will Rebuild College.

Rev. DR.. Gentry, president of the
Missionary College and Training
School at Lake Kerr, recently de.
stroyed by fire, was in the city yes
terday on his way to Lake Kerr
FRONT Georgia, where he has been
holding meetings.
DIR. Gentry is one of those cheerful
Christian gentlemen who can smile
under temporary defeat and discour-
agement. When his college burned
to the ground and became total
loss, he issued a circular letter in
which he described the loss and eX-
pressed himself as trusting in God to
furnish him friends and funds to re-
build, that he could carry on the
work.
His trust has not been misplaced.
DR.. Gentry stated that he would i'm
begin the work of rebuild
ing and that he had the funds with
which to push the work. While in
Palatka he consulted Contractor p.
L. RecES