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The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

Some one previous to the registry
period told some of the Grand juno
tion police officers that their work
would be more effective if they would
hide their stars. In fact, some of the
officers appeared as if they were
ashamed to wear the insignia of their
office. The fool who told that tale
was not around when instructions
weer being delivered to the special
force. or something unpleasant might
have greeted his ears, coming from
the mayor. 1t is all poppycock: such
nonsense. Part of the protection tC
the public is the knowledge that the
streets are well patrolled by officers
and that they are known by sight
This fall the present police force may
be augmented and they are going to
wear uniforms, like the police in any
other city of the size of Grand juno
ton. and which is provided by ordi-
nance that they shall do.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

The Denver & Rio Grande road is
painting it's old depot. A great many
people are fearful that this means
that the new depot will be long de
layed. We have no fear on that
score. The old Union station will
undoubtedly be put TO some use, and
it is better to have it painted and be
come a slightly object than to leave II
in its present condition. There is no
reason whatever to anticipate that
the Rio Grande officials expect to un-
reasonably delay the completion OF
the splendid new depot now under
way of construction.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

II has been demonstrated that
Grand Junction can handle a pretty
large crowd without being particular
ly overcrowded. While we have moi
the very largest hotels in the coun-
try. there are large number of first
class rooming and boarding houses
that can accommodate quite large
number of people. AT no time dur
ing the registry period was the city
overcrowded and there were thou
sands entertained here every night
II would require from five to siN
thousand people TO make accommo-
dations scarce here at the present
time.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

There is an ordinance of this city
that requires the citizens to connect
with the sanitary sewage system
Many of them have very willingly
and even eagerly complied with the
ordinance, but an equal number have
made every effort TO avoid such con
nection. Unfortunately in many in
stances those who have held back
and evaded the plain letter of the
law are men in the best possible fnan-
cial circumstances, who argue to
themselve that they are immune from
the regulations in that connection
The superintendent of water and
sewage has had many complaints late
~ of closets that have become men
ace to the health of the city, and he
proposes to start a campaign to com
pei connection with the sewers OF
the city. In this work the superin-
tendent viii have the support and
the backing of the council, and no
man. no matter who he may be or
what he represents in the city, will
be played as n favorite. The health
of the city is much more material
than the anger OF any individual
who neglects this most important
matter and endangers the health of
the public.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

When you want a pleasant laxa-
tive that is easy to take and certain
to act, use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

Joseph Hatch. brother of Lo-
renzo Hatch of this city, and him
self well known here. drew No. s in
the Uintah drawing. Mr.. Hatch reg
istered at Vernal.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18
Beds.

Just take a look at our selection of
iron beds. The greatest stock ever
brought to the city.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-18

Nan Patterson is again in some
sort of trouble. Nan cannot keep out
of the public eye, if she tried ever so
hard.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-21
ART LOAN ENTERTAINMENT
IS THIS WEEKS FEATURE

If there II any confusion in the pub
lie mind over the Art Loan Exhibition
which is to be held on Thursday and
Friday of this week this note should
dispel such fogs and make a plain and
complete distinction between the Loan
Exhibition and the Art League exhi.
bition.
The Art Loan Exhibition is made
possible through the generosity of our
citizens who possess rare and beau.
tiful works of art from many lands
These articles are generally only seen
and enjoyed by very few favored in.
dividuals, but now are to be exhibited
to the general public.
We take long and expensive jour.
reys from time to time in order to see
pictures, statuary and various works
of art in Europe or the Orient, but these
trips are too costly for many of us
and take more time than we can
spare.
The Art Loan Exhibition will give
rs an opportunity to see many beau.
tiful and curious things from all these
lands, and to learn, through their
works of art, much of interest con.
corning the inhabitants of strange
countries.
Admission to the Loan Exhibition
will be IS cents and If you do not wish
to spend more It will not be necessary
but the refreshment committee are
preparing an excellent supper fol-
Thursday night at o'clock, which will
be served a la carte Chat is, you only
pay for such articles as you may select
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-21
GAME IN DETAIL.
FIRST HALF.

PUnahou won the toss and kicked of
TO Oliver on the 2j.yard line Oliver
ran the ball in 10 yards before he waa
downed. Puns attack the end and
make good gain. Rams off-side and
set back 10 yards. Pa skirts right end
FOR 10 yards. Punahou hit it up fast
and try hard for a touch down. Pa
goes yards on an end play. placing
the ball on the Rams 2O.yard line.
Puns tumble ard Kams fall on the ball.
Kams gain their distance In three
bucks. Puns charge fast and play a
stiff defense. holding the Kams for
downs. McDougal makes good gain
on tackle back formation. The play
vas repeated Ahrens goes 80 yards
on fake punt, Pa adds 10 more Now
was the chance for the Blue and Buzz
to score. The Rams took brace and
held fast on their 15-yard line. Nc.
Candless runs for 20 yards, then adds
10 more past tackle. Rams off.side and
lose yards. Kams tumble. oliver
kicks for 40 yards. Pa hits end for 10
yards Lyman adds IL and Ahrens
dives for 10 more. Puns try a hurdle
and are thrown back-Kams ball. Full
back pounds Puns right guard for long
gains. Rams off-side again. McCand-
less goes 10 yards around Puns right
end. Kams worked down the field by
quick snappy playing. They carried
the ball to within one yard OF the line
directly in front of the goal. The
whistle blew. saving the Puns the
game. One more play and the Kams
would surely have carried the ball over
the line.
Time 20 minutes.
Score 90.
SECOND HALF.
Oliver kicked off i5 yards to Ahrens
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-21

from the card or bill of fare) and
which will save you the expense and
bother of dinner at home; and on Fri.
day fifty cent lunch, Of superior quail.
ity. will be served. Besides this all
through the afternoon and evening one
may buy coffee or soda water and other
soft drinks.
The entertainment committee have
fine program In view, and this will
be extra, but II will be well worth the
moderate sum of twenty-five cents for
the best things the city affords will be
there.
On Friday afternoon children in
schools and all of school age will be
eble to attend for 25 cents for exhibit
ton tickets and admission to the en-.
tertainment under Mrs. Cooper
charge will be only fifteen cents. This
reduction is for school children and
only between the hours of and 9 on
Friday afternoon.
The object of all this is to raise
funds to carry on the Free Kindergart.
Chs, work which in its wide reaching
benefCence ought to appeal to every
kind heart in this very kind.hearted
community. The Free Kindergarten
and Children's Aid Association appeals
to the good people of Honolulu for
hearty cooperation.
The exhibition will be held in the
Levers G Cooke building on King
street and doors open on Thursday af
ternoon, November 23. at . p. m, con.
tinuing through Thursday evening, all
day Friday and Friday evening.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-21
The Sporting World

played by the supporters of each team
after score had been made was
worth the price. Hats, buckets, coats
anda papers were thrown in the air
spectators danced for Joy and fierce
college yells were shouted. 1t was all
that Sam Leslie, with his police force.
could do to keep the crowd of the field
The Oahu college girls in the bleechers
made hit with their screech yell.
DR.. Hobby and Captain Humphreys
worked well as officials and the game
went of as smoothly as could be ex.
peCted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-21

who lodged in for a 20.yard gain.
Ahrens kicked So yards more. Puns
hold for downs and Ahrens punts again
for 80 yards. Kams tumble and Puns
fall OH the ball. Ahrens tries fake
kick for q fine gain--puns end hold on
the play and the ball is brought back.
Puns oft.side and are put back 10 yards.
|. Ahrens makes n pretty 50-yard kick.
Rams exchange kick and lose 20 yards.
kams punt thirty yards; the ball
takes back kick and rolls 10 yards.
Pa falls on It, The ball was worked
for a place kick and sends the ball
fairly between the posts for the first
score.
Oahu College 1, Kams o.
Ahrens kicks OFF to Oliver, who runs
in Is yards. Lotta makes one of the
prettiest runs of the day around Puns'
left end for 40 yards. Williams takes
Hogs place at end-two plays go past
him for long gains and Cooper takes
Williams place. Rams play hard and
fast. Speedy McCandless breaks loose
from the bunch and sprints Is yards
around Puns' right end. Mahukona
plows through the center for touch
down. The goal Is kicked.
Kams q. Oahu College I.
Punahou kicks of to Kams. Puns
get ball on tumble. Triple pass nets
Puns 10 yards with Renton carrying
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-21

The BUSINESS MANS HANDY IN.
DEx, published In the Saturday Bulie
I'm and the Weekly Edition. gives 4
concise and complete resume Of al, 10
gal notices, calls for tenders, Judo.
ments, building permits ant real &c.
rs cents per month. weekly Bulletin,
tate transactions. Evening Bulletin.
81 per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-11-21

Punallou
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07

Small farms are the rule in Japan and every foot of land is put to use The farmer who has more than ten acres is considered q monopolist.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
Crowded Out.

There is contractor who most strenuously objects to the teamsters in his employ leaving their wagons unattended outside eating houses. So when he came across fragrant breach of this regulation the other day his angry passions rose.
 With fire in his eye he rushed into the eating house, and found his em- ploye placidly Investigating the in- teriOr mysteries of chicken pie.
 What do you mean by it" he cried. "How dare you leave my horses in the street! How came you to do it.?
 The startled teamster looked up, his mouth full of pie crust.
 Well, sir" he stammered. "there wasn't no room for them in here"
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
A Great Irrlgation Project.

A great irrigation project involving an expenditure of about $25,000,0O0 has been authorized by the secretary of state of India. The area com. manded by the canals is about 6,25O square miles. although only small part of it will be reached for num- Der of years to come. In this area it is estimated that about 5000 square miles will be irrigated.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
s1eo REWARD $roo

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure known to he medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca- tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de- stroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and as- sisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer one hundred dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials.
 Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO.,, To. ledo. Ohio. Sold by all druggist, 75 cents
 Take Halls Family Pills for Copsti- patton.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
Calendar of the Ancient Jews.

In times past the Jewish year had two commencements. The religious year began with the month of Abib (ApriD and the civil year with Tissi (October). The year was solar one, and but two seasons were reckoned-- summer and winter. The months were lunar, twelve in number. each of thirty days. This was the case with the average year, but occasionally it was necessary to throw in an odd month to even matters up.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
Musical Soup.

Here is little story which, al though its veracity may be doubted, makes an amusing echo from the siege of Ladysmith. When the spirits of the besieged were showing signs of dropping. some one tried to organize a concert, and a sergeant with a mu- sical reputation was asked to assist, and also what instrument he played. "Well, sir" he said "I used to play the bones, but live ate themw
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
SCROFULAAA.P \ \. P,;s::s }sss.::

blood the shoulders spring suffering transmitting the through the blood that bhing disease S for nearly instance the disease be family blood trouble rbookn marriage which contrary the laws naue Swelling uang glands of the neck caa srr u;ts seI Scrofula appeared head a.S tL. grandchld IS months old oe anu o rapidly body The disease oeIormleS wasting the natural strength and that decided That vitality the medicine speedy this miserable She lady, and has its itself The poison had the disease
 5th St., Salna MRS BERKLY blood pou and weakens that fluid and in it's nutve fills deposits often resulting consumption disease which has been in the family blood generations perhaps birth the suf ~ ferer requires constitutional treatment. S. s. S.
 is the remedy best fitted for this. It cleanses the N N blood of all scrouous and tubercu1ous poisons A A makes rich and pure and under the tonic effects
 of this great blood medicine the general health the symptoms all there return hea the dis cured while poste protected the blood and advice wished furnished by physicians without charge
 1HE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA, e.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
MisIed by the Sound.

Farmer Geehaw-What's your gal doin' in the city?
 Farmer Giddap-Studyin' pyrogra- phy.
 Farmer .Geehaw-Well I'm glad to hear she's learnin' suthin' useful. Kin she make furst class pie yet?-Lou- isville Courier-Journal
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
Running Into Money.

Redd--You know very well that au- tomobiles run into things!
 Greene-Well, know that they run into money, all right.-Yonkers States man.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
His Masterpiece.

"Oh, what lovely carpet" exclaimed the visitor. Was it eXpensiyc:'
 Sure" answered Mrs. Newrich. Ut is one of the finest carpets Mir. Brussels ever wove."
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
Nothing DOin'.

He-I dream of you day and night. She-I am very sorry, but your dreams will avail you naught.
 He-What am 1 to infer from that? She-That the man 1 marry must be wide awake; no dreamers need apply.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07

s3e OO per NJ. Lewis SINGLE BINDER" straight Sc cigar, costs the dealer some more than other 5c cigars, but the higher price enables this factory to use higher grade to- bacco. Lewis Factory, Peoria, Ill.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslsv Soothing Syrup the beet remedy to is fer theiy children during ts. tee'I'a -r~ioG.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
High .r an,, Hire.

The hired man has conquered pain And care and toll and strife. The reason, too, is very plain
 He leads hire life. Rapids Press.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07

Resentment is tho safeguard of justice and the security of innocence.-Adam Smith.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07

For forty years Piso's Cure for Con sumption has cured coughs and colds. At druggists. Price 25 cents.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07

ETC Permanently Care1. NO if, o- n.-- ''o ousnsss after first day's Vso of pr. ncn"'r firoa. Nero Restorer. Bend for eRr.r VI Hn >7'o' bottle and trsetiaA BR a iA Gl.fN7 Ts' r1 Arch B., phils- i,A4Dts.
Holbrook argus., 1905-10-07
In After Years.

The Doctor-Who is that seedy- looking man that bowed to you?
 The Lawyer-A former wealthy eli ont nf nina
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07
Nos Dents

On ne s'imagine pas com me
aux Etats Unis cette ques-
ton du soin DIES dents est devenue
d'actual1t6.
Les grands journaux sen occu-
pent ct y consacrent d'6nergiques
articles.
lis ont raison.
Peu de personnes savent .ou ont
su conserver leurs dents.
LIE tabac, la poisson, ct surtout
l'imparfaite mastication de ce que
ron mango, aussi bien que l'oubli
de la propret6 de la bouche, sont
la cause du NAL, en- d6trusant l'es-
tomac.
Pourtant, de toutes les fonctions
physiques qui enlightenment la vie,
Ia masticat1on est bien l'une des
plus importantes.
&c sont les dents qui font lie
premier travail de la digestion.
CONNIE sous une meule, la
n%ou1riture devrait 6tre moulue
dams la bouche, r6duite en- parti-
cules ASSET t6nues pour etre faci-
lement attaquee, desintegr6e, ct
diger6e, par les sues de l'estomac.
La m~astication provoque la sa-
livation, ct 81 la %nourriture, au lieu
d'arrlver a I'estomac en- bouillie
assimilable y Went solide ct dure,
c'est un travail funeste pour ce
pauvre visc6re, charge de remet-
tire au corps ce quill perd chaque
jour.
LIE travail que ne font pas vos
c'est Pestomac qui doit le
faire, ct Iestomac ma pas de dents.
On mango trop vite, on avale
trop vite.
La carrie des dents, mauvaise
bouche, dyspepsie, cancers q Pes
ETC., sont les consequences
directes de la faute hygi6nique
que nous connections en- n6gli-
geant nos dents on en- les consid6-
rant CONNIE IN meuble inutile,
don't il ny a pas q Sc servir, nj q
prendre On soin.
Sachons utiliser ct avoir soin de
nos dents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07
Belle Representation

lie club d%ramatique Notre-D a.
me a represents dimanche soir
dams la sale de r6glise Ste Anne
sa populaire piece up Vermont
Way. Malgr6 le mauvais temps
l'auditolre fut nombreux ct q fort
bien gont6 la representation. Les
profits, qul seront ASSET 6lev6s,
front q l'6glise, bien qu'ils seront
appliqu6s au credit de Mile EN-
ma Plante une DIES jeunes demoi-
selles du concours, Malgr6 les
obstacles qul Sc eont pr6sent6s en-
fat de d6cors ct d'6quipements
tout a bien march6 ct nos acteurs
SO sont surpass6s. Octave Belaire,
dams lie role de Jefferson Towsley
lie campagnard au large coeur ct
aux manieres naives est un success
accompli. LIE role de Justin Cot
tenn, IN villain de la plus peIle eau,
courb6 sous lie poids de ses iniqui-
t6s, est rendu a perfection par Ellie
Rainville. On ne peut qu'avec diff
fcult6 d6couvrir Ellie Rainville
sous son advertisement de Justin
Gotten. Leo Granger est tres bien
dams Jack Townsley. Noble Rain
vile, lie com6dien de la troupe,
obtint IN success CONNIE Seth Sa-
ppy, 6gal6 settlement dams son
precedent role CONNIE "Willie".
Leo Rainville, malg,6 lie role in
graf quill a rempfi, a Gu un tres
bon success. Graf Leblanc, Noel
V~eilleux ct Louis Belaire rempIis-
sent DIES roles moins 1mportants
que ceux ci-haut mentionn6s, mails
lis contribuent non moins au sue
ces car ]eur travail est tres bon.
LIE jeune Willie Robillard ta1t I'm
bon messenger. Les roles f6minins
sont aussi tres bien rendus. Mile
Clara Grignon est i,reprochable
dams son Interpretation du role de
Patty Plum une enfant du pave.
Ellie dome a son role une ex6cu.
ton que lui envierait un grand
nombre d'actrlces plus pr6tentleu-
SEES. Mile Florence Lalibert6 rem
PIT III nv1c d ;g q lle role de lh6roi-
me ct Mile L6onie Chamberlain
: est tres bien CONNIE Nine Towns
ley. Some toute, ce club est com
pose de jeunes p%ersonnes d6voues
qui travaillent fort pour arriver al
} success. ii a etc organise par M. 81
Nine Robillard ct M. Octave Be
laire en- est le d1recteur. Duran
les entr actes les Dlles Plante 9
MN. Bruno Pelletler ct Geo. Plan
te ont rendu IN beau moroccan d.
chant.
Au cours de la representation
!, Mile Chamberlain a recu I'm Jol
bouquet de feurs.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07
ReC6tteS
RAGOUT DE vEAU

Prenez pour trois on quatre per-
sonnes une livre ct demie de peti'
te poitrine de veau que vous faites
copper en- morceaux. Mettez dams
la casserole IN moroccan de beurre
gros CONNIE la Motto dun @uf GU
une cuiller6e de bonne graisse;
laissez fondre ct placez-y vos NOR
ceaux de veau que vous laissez as
SEE longtemps pour qu'i]s prem
nent c%ouleur; retournez-les de
temps en- temps, ct, lorsque vous
les voyez bruins saupoudrez les de
deux cuiller6es de farine.
Lorsque votre farine est bien
melee au veau ct qu'olle common
&c a brunir, ajnutez deux verres
d'eau, sci ct poivre, IN bouquet de
thym, persil ct laurier, une dizai-
mes de petits oignons, ct, 81 vous
les aimee, quelques petits cham
pignons. Quand tout est cult, de-
graissez ct servez.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07

lie, soussignE, certife avoir ete que
ri dune tres grande faiblesse qui a fait
place d une nouvelle vigueur. J'ai re-
trouvG lie sommeil a1ors que mes NUTS
Sc passaient dams une angoisse CONT
n%uel1e; Giles Sc passent maintenant
dams lie calme, lie repos lie plus absolu-
J'ai repris I'm tres bon appetit, pesto-
mac fonctionne bien, idees noires, me-
~lancolie, tout celia n'existe plus. Je ne
puts avoir mei1leure figure, je me porte
CONNIE jamais je ne me suis porte. En-
un mot, il ny a pas de comparison
entire I'homme que je suis ct lie vieillard
decourage ct sans force que j'etais
avant d'avoir fait usage des Pi1ules
Moro, que j'ai prises consciencieuse-
ment pendant six mois. lie soulagement
que TAI obtenu de ce grand remede
nest pas ordinaire. Tout ce que je dis
Ia nest que Ia stricte verite. En- fol de
quot, lie signe la presente attestation."
-Jean-Baptiste Poirier, Saint-Lazare de
Vaudreuil, Quebec.
Les Pilules Moro sont pour les HON.
mes fables ct nerveux, pour ceux qu1
souffrent de 1'estomac, de douleurs de
dos, de rhumatismes, d'indigestion, de
constipation, de maladies du foie, des
reins, de la vessie OH d'impuissance.
Les Pilules Moro Sc vendent chez tous
es marchands de remedies. Nous les
envoyons aussi, par Ia MALE, dams toutes
eses parties du Canada ct des Etats-Unis,
sur reception du prix, soc. la boite GU
six bottles pour $3.50.
Les Medecins consu1tants des Pilu1es
Moro donnent gratuitement, a tous les
hommes qui v%eulent leur Ecrire, les
conseils don't lis ont besoin, ct leurs
consultations sont parfaitement gratui-
ties, il ny a pas I'M sou a payer. Silly
a uuelque chose qui vou inquiete sur
votre sante. Ecrivez des aujourd'hui ct
adressez vos lettres COMPAGNIE
MEDIcALE MORO, 1724 rue Sainte'
Catherine. Montreal
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1905-04-07
ECHO DE L'OUEST
PARIS

LIE gouvernement russo a fat
la commando de 1000 wagons ct
ITO locomotives anx FORCES de ST.
Etienne.
On croft SAVIOR que CO mat6riel
est destin6 aux transports miliial-
res sur le Transsib6rien.
Lies habitants d'Amiens ont
ouvert une subscription pour re-
rection dun monument q Jules
Verne. Une forte somme a d6ja
6t6 r6unie.
A la suite dun article sign6
par M. Camille Pelletan, lie gene
raj Brug6re a envoy6 a CO dernier
ses t6moins, les g6n6raux Duches-
ne ct Melsinger.
Les t6moins de M. Pelletan
avaient etc choisls: le s6nateur
Cl6menceau ct lie d6put6 Mas6a.
MATS a une reunion des t6moins,
IL fut decide que Particle n'6tait
pas de nature a justiier une rem
contre.