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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-03-04

DEBEKAH DEGREE, |. o. o. F.
n Loyal Rebekah Lodge No. 43, |. o. o. +.
meets every Tuesday evening at 200 o'clock.
Visiting kebekahs cordially invited. MISS
Lizzie Mclaughlin, N. q. Mrs. G. p Sheheld,
Secretary.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-03-04
LOOK 1T THESE BARGAINS
Real Estate

Now is the time to buy, while Prices are Low.
Boomers Ferry is growing and will continue to
grow. Look over my list if you want home
In a healthy climate. Or do you want to make
a good investment? Look over my Bargains in
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-03-04
DIR E c T o r | E S
Churches.

DRESBYTERIAN-
Regular preaching services every alternate
Sunday morning at l0:3O and same evening at
7:9. sunday school at II 80 a. m.
REV. o. g. WILSON, Pastor.
ArHOLIC-
~ Regular services on the 4th Sunday of each
month. Sunday school every Sunday at II 80
REV. FATHER KELLY. Pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
M Paradise valley-Every alternate Sunday
ut 80 p. n. Sunday ;choo. every sunday al
sl:OO a. IN. North Side-Every alternate sun
day at II 90 a. m. Sunday School every sunday
Vt 1000 a. III. REV. L. n. b. Anderson,
Pastor.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1905-03-04
FARM and CITY
p r 0 P E r T Y
At a Bargain.

At a Bargain.
u Lots in Riverside Addition to Boomers
Ferry, just plated, and for sale. Buy one, they
are a snap and wont last long. Make your
own terms
A Snap and an Ideal Farm
7O5 acres. Price 5000 800 acres of timber
land, 400 acres of meadow, ID acres Of orchard,
800 trees bearing fruit, in 1901 produced 1000
boxes Of fruit, which netted 5000 House,
Barn. and all farming utensils. All under
fence, Everything in first class condition. The
best bargain ever offered in Kootenai Valley.
A Good Investment.
A room house and lots on corner, fine
location, must be sold. Price $50 Make your
own terms.
Good Home Cheap.
or Location for Boarding house. One acre
of ground cleared room house, 4 mile from
Boomers Ferry Lumber Cos. mill. Sold on
terms TO suit purchaser Price S6OO.
A good investment.
go acres of Timber land; 100 acres of Alder
bottom; will cut Two million feet OF timber.
Level tract good stream Of water, would make
a good farm. Price 5000. Sold on terms to
suit purchaser.
One More Good Investment.
800 acres af Of timber land, will cut 1000 900
feet OF Yellow Pine; land rough and rocky,
A Good Home.
80 acres; 6 acres cleared; good house; barn
! and farming utensllSi uouiO.o IL. saw llulDcI
Price 500. One half cash, rest on your own
terms
Fine Hay and Fruit Ranch.
go acres Price 5000. Fenced. Will cut 100
tons hay. House, barn and hay she'd acres
fruit; miles from Boomers Ferry on kootenai
River. Sold on terms one half cash.
Must be Sold
good Residence property in Boomers Fer
~: fine location; room house VIII rent FOL
1000 per month. Sold on easy terms. Prics
1878.
A Good Bargain
room house. one acre ground, land undo
cultivation, = mile from saw mill. Price $500
Sold on installment Plan.
have lots In Blk 81 Eaton that will be sol'
from SO TO 500 each, These are bargains
have several good Accomplishments on hanl
that will be sold cheap. Call and look then
over, also remember, | will advertise you
property free. n you list IL with me. vii
charge you per cent commission on a Sale.
a .J.KENT, Real Estate
Deputy Mineral Recorder
/ and Justice of the Peace.
BONNERS FERRY, idaho
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
La MUEKTA

vida do ssnsra do VAudrcosr sine eamentos de feodad
SIN naolar ae las sahssclone go propOrcena
FORUMS tsns msrdo exossnts ks snoanszdora
famla amigos que sdor&D; de tsde snermsdad
s1s tens Veanoa Supcns stsa aguna
de tormenbo eH eAf
-lAh Gl-dto Bernardo con Ell scsnto de ssa sincera
lstez Lo aue ID sormenta 10 msmo que hs hpchs d-de
nsestro mstriEsns 10 degrscA smagura de dos
exsensas listed coHCce tambSn piedAd, IL fe
ardente dc mi muier hahra snsno comprenddo que
cpo De ella Pues susfo de mi muer de.d primer d. hs
sdO ssDquistarme sreencas Ea idea 6 la obsesona
Be hguraban las dtraceones las de Pa
rs 10 que me impedian comugar religion. He 1ejsdo
Paris para Qnitsrs esa peocupsc6n ~ Doa sAbe serhco
hc tende hcer Hs conocdo cryente
ell cue cudad duda desespera Puas no
sspxs stra expcac6n 81 sumento mora, en- que usted
10 'umids En- flo, fseamsnte hsy lIg6n lgroi
NO veo ninauno.
-Ah. docorl Sabe pssd que es ben dficil por ksena
voluntad pongs dichoso ell marmonof (C6mo
hscsre Gnermenta hoy mbre cuaDdo ht pedido
ba peso de unirse cortesansy con una
educseA las anguas tradcnns tene nadA de
aomdn ella talectu. lnene ell mstrimonio que
dvcvco moral tSsra Ia instituc6n este psrdla hys
s1e ncsr ella
Lo nsor querido amigo do dostor T.lIav,ut ,erfA
dar las muieres educac so cenfome tanpJ
que vvinos Armons d et.do de ncien
Esto equvSl5rG consttuir esrfrita IDEAL
nusVo oil ideal crlstsno ESQ 10 hra e porVerr
sses Ell ptesete he h-chn nj
dsd e IN svorecido pouiendome E
gee ustel So padre hhfs sruntjo "a
madre, dosDDk, sscada de Psrasis Ia n6s
queA nj staba confds mi direction exclusive E. yer.
dad be cho Q be tsndn de euvsrs dsdR
De eXcepeionaes coHteOne He poddo educsra mi guIto
~ his prinelDo omara pueda da a
ompa6e de mi vida dc mi pensamiento He espersdo
u sasns ss sgus mayor edad pusda slsgr ibFemsp
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
N0TJCJAS DEL DJA

Fan. y Ndel Guillermety do San Jusr
Puerto Rico); y On las principales dro
gusrias de Europa y America. Dep6
sito % Paria, ruedss Hsupriettss. 4.
q In Ia Gallo de San JOYS rumer
I, 70 alquilA uu mirsdor
Ell sef1or Reyes Pena dirigi6 Ut
escrito al Alcald de la ciudad sehor
Tood, manitsatsndo que pone dispn
q ci6n del Ayuntsmi' nto la sums d.
50 dollars cop 3S cen'avos, impor te
g Ia auscripcidn psra adq"irir uns
ambulancia con des.ipo los pnbres.
Sc han exped d. cuatro liceo
,ias autorizaudo abrir pusstos de car
us en- varios put blos de la isla.
-Esta mafsna 80 syendj.rou los
eSameoes de syudantes quimicos del
'sn.ratorio de esta ciudsd por no ha
berse presentado nipgdn aspir ante -.
4 ls man, de dt fis Leanor.
Don Manuel Aldea cue fguraba
camo uno de los sefores sorpreudide S
en- una jug ada la Gale de Ssn 10 &,
no es el se1 A dea Nazario, redac-
tor de- &Bol-tin MercA ntll,.
Valga IL aclaracihn.
Don Rafael G nzslez Bonilla
| sole to sa le conced4 una beca de ca
tudiante y fin d. cursar una carrera
en los Es'adm Unidns.
p, los lnsp c,ores d. IL Jurta
Local de Sa load Sc cecomissr n rs
ta ma1aua aguno. qucsos de pals
que e,t4ban g NAL esssCo.
Esta man ma tuvi on una cnn
fe encia en- la o6cina del Inge Zero de
OBJ 20 pub ic $, los senores Larrfna
ga, B uti ta Rodriguez y ell doctor
Gomez Brioso.
Ell Depurativo r 10 MskhArofY
h~ce deaaDar oer los do ores Agudo,
o, las articula stones y en- los huesos,
ncluyrndo los trassornos de cArActer,
sin fsico.
Sc nscssita un taquigrafo para
ingl6s y espanol y que sepa tsnsdurfa'
d. libros. Otsrtas con recomend acio
nss. Bajo p 0. Box I'll.
Los PIANOS que han sobresa.
lido en- Sstos itimos cinco afos y por
Ssta raz6n los rscomsndxdos por los
urofesores dc mdsics dc mAs prsst gio
en- Ia isla, son los do laf brioa Kohlsr
l. Campbell, de New York, de 10 sual
ss agente en- San Juan A. S. BelAval
Apartado 81, y ( quisn pusds ustsd
dirigirss para msiorss informes.
PARA surAr un rsstriado On ur
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
BrBL1orECA Dn .LA DEMOCRAoIA,

en- sue sus asnsmsnto no esaVan 40 assso
ssn los mos tisns ssegursdo 90 porvAnr
ESQ ss disno de- usted do BEnarde-Psro 10 Asrs OBJ
que sefsra Sbina Atslgsncia prlvlisgada
Las mueras ellie puedsn una exsepcon
-Ys 10 contras Creo que an porvsnr pr6x'mo,
e tpo intellectual moral dc Sabn hoy csrtamente exceptional
ssr tioo general de muiar soera Es praelso adatr ea
esperanz. sna qosra sdmtr k hp6tsa invsrom de una
regrs6n religion vad faers de essss dos eondlcls
mes ou. ana necesidad social cessriA dc ser vabls
E. aeh1 T.l,svaut Bernardo reanisron Sabina sus
hbendos dsspe1do do les essersbA ants sealnae
E enpo cootnuabs sisnio nsgn6co Ssbns prrsrie ne
pusisrop m.rchs hAca La S,sys s stor de fAa
les acomplk6 huts mad dec4mao CsAndo les hubo
deadA SAbna g16 agtn tempo snslosa .do dc 90 nssr
LueSa dc nonssa resono sosensn" Oh
Ia Hcske
Tic die ao cue Ia se6ors de Vaudricourt estk seria
nsnts enfefms l. Ne 10 cree usted ad samsSnl
No j. MIA, Dios Rrssss No &c muers de nada
Ha sufrde hscs POGO sfncops tan sompso tsa
longado, que tuvs miado
81 N.da amsdrsnta tants slDcope; sin sm'
accs sn gravsdsd La aeor de Vaudcsur no tsna aada
el coras5a. lAnemia sinplemente!
ers 70 he edo e d6nde que csrtoi do ansmia
pueden tener flt.lea conaesuencias.
SIN duda... Sc han visto an6ncas sgosdos msrir
psntusme .focepe eos
bles.
Es que dice que hsA sus sstOs academies, assds
hlse much TEMPO.
81 pobre musr Es IN espfritu atorms snalo por ssi'
-! Eatonces ustsl no tieus i7quetul niSgunal
IN cguna, htGta Ia bora presents.
-T.pto mejor. ito.
Habian legsds ante vsrs de La SasyS su somoras se
perdsoH sbuurdad proyecda por os Grandss
Gassss.
Ia tsrmnasi6n de Ia msmA ssnana. algunoI amigos Dc
Paris atradoI bes de eatsciSn ssren pa'aF aFs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19

)Csmsassa9tn de l& 1dqina Sel
-L'suamos Ia a.enci6n de la po
licia aserca de un hecho escandsloso.
Sucede que en- a Gale del Cr'sto, sit'o
denomiusdo ella Rsmpa del cemente'
rio,s hay un gran ndmero de animate
del gsrado lamar, que dc noche se
pssan dsndo golpe con las pastas e'
lss puertas 10 las casAs de aque n,
pacifros v c'nos, impidiendole', con
tel motive. de concilisr trauquilamep
to el susho.
--por el secrstario de Puerto Ri
co se ha dispuesto Que las PERSONA
que tuviesen cont atos con ell Gobiar
no Fed raj, el Gobierno insulsr el
Munici' Lilo, los establ' cimientos pc
nisenciarios, instituciones de benz Fl
cenctA, 20 les permita Ia matanza del
mum no de rests necessrie fin de- lie
mar sus compromises. Despues de Gu
bisrt es'os, les queda alguna earn
Sc conseutira . venta al pdblico a ur
prec o que DO sea mas bajo de
precio q que Sc exp nda la carne Ia
persona que haya obtenido ell prvi
legio de- aba.to en- su rasta p1blica.
En- Il stablecimie' to y ejec cihr
de los subastas semansles Sc han d
tener an consideration las dspp sicio-
pes de Ia ley Qns autorizs q los Con
ceios municipales CO ebrar sunast s
con obieto oe regular el prscio d.
carnes frescss, que Sc aprob6 90 y
de MARI de 1908.
-DESPUES do probar todos L.
sugahosos rsnedios que - anunciaI
o. cusndo mas % agradecs Ia sfcaci'
RADICAL del Digestivn Mojsrriets
euys supsrioridsd esti universalments n
sonnrmada para eurar las snfermsda .
dss dol sst6nago.
Curacionss dsssspsradas sn perso
aas bisn conocidas, qW 10 tOmaror
durants tres nssss, son las que 10 hsr
Aseho glorisao, psro un solo sstuch'
produces msJor sfscto que una dozens
do frascos do cuslquisr otro rsmedin
porQue ad1nAs dc ser el Gnico verds 8
dsro Curative radical del est6magn )
del intestine, siu snganosa accior
calmanss, ss Digestive y urlicador
do los alimentos.
4s dsbs sxigir que sada hostis
tsngs grabado sl nonbre Digestive
Aoiarrisss.
De vsnta en- las farmAeias de lol
ssforss M, Rlanso y Cs, Ramon Alma.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19

IN dla tome las <Psstil]as laxantss do
bromo-quinina.s Fl boticario 10 de-
volvsrl sl dinsro si no 50 eura. La
irma dc 4. F Grove SO halla On sada
cajita,
aPARA CURAR un rssfriado
IN up dia tome las PASTILLAS LAxAN.
TBS DI bROHo QUININA. 81 boticsrio
10 dsvolvers sl dinsro 81 no sc cura.
La frma do 4. W. GROVE Sc halla Or
cada sajita.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
FL HONBRE DOS

CO.. tina.acs6a de Ia pdgia.a 81
= el dlfctl prebl ma de Ia vida? Y
sndo COL Ell aqua. "A rio revuelto. !.
~
81 vi'ns FL H mbre-Dios & Puerto
Rec, nal 6x'to le aupuro y un termino
fatal Ie prom stico. Son tantop ' son
tales, tan hondos rehelde. nueatros
males, q 70 at % 4 curarlos do 90
guro, por mfs ore aqui nos csjga, co
u npun rpevo d uvi' y vsnga trs ga
al aqua one ha llovtdo has e. pre-
sente y 10 qre ha de Hover en- 10 futu.
70, hey y mansna y sucesivansnte.
Suarez de Mota.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
Gran Hotel Palmer

Situado en- el sstio mds ctntrico de
csta ciuddd.
Este estableclmiento tlene
habitaciones frescas y ventl-
ladas con saidas al balloon.
Gran reforma de baflos {
inodoros, estllo americana, de
acuerdo con las practlcas de
hygiene mas estricta. 81 me-
ior en- su clase. Servlcios a la
carta. Sc sirven comidas 4 do
micilio. Alumbrado electrico.
Telefono n1mero 46.
Propietario y Re"resentapte,
TIMOEEO PALMER.
MaysgneE, EendeE Vjgo No "A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
ldmiOItacijn de Rncas urbanaS

El que suscr'he acepta eu admins
traction frcss quo radiouan an San
Juan Sapturc" gsraf tizsndn al pago
al ren.ista. Propietsrio en- San Juan.
Refarencias: Tesnrern del Banco
PopoIsr, Vice Pie de 10 Liga de Pro
pietarios.
JOSE MARIA CARRERO.
Luna 76.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
Revocation de pOder

Con fecha % del corriente he revo.
cado, ante ell Notsrio don Osvaldo
Alfonso, el poder general que tenfa
conferido { mi hijo don Manuel Rivera
y Ramos, y con fecha de hoy he otor.
gado poder de igual clase, ante el mis-.
mo notario, ( favor de don Pascasio
Serrano Colon.
Lo que hago pdblieo para conoci.
miento de aquellos 1 quienea pueda
| interesar.
Utuado, P. r., Is do Agosto 1906.
CaIIxto Rivera y Rivera.
1h-11
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-09-19
Dr., 5. Alvarez Ya|des
DENIISTA
DIN La UNIVERSIDAD
DIN PENNSYLVANIA
San Francisco II. P. r.
San Juan.R. P.
Venta de una fnca

Sc vsnds una inca rdstics, eits
an Tsiardo . ocho minutes de Ia can
trsl que 80 esta montando an esta DO
blsrifn, compuesta de 21S cusrdAs,
l03 de vegas auperiores On su mayor
parte de reg'd do, y lib dc altos terre
ros ssneriores pars paste y csi1s.
Tiene para sl pr6xfmo afio l20 cuer.
das do cana entire plaptilla y toc6n.-
Para infornea diriilrss & esta rsdac
ci6R. 800
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29

within few minutes he found her in
a precarious condition, suffering from
a stroke of apoplexy and pronounced
her condition hopeless. A few min
utes after Mrs. spIettstoesser passed
from life.
The sudden death came as a ter
rlble shock to the members of the
family and the many friends. The
deceased had not been enjoying the
best of health for over a year.
Mrs, Splettoe8ser has been a resi-
dent of Grand Junction Tor good
many years. the family being well
known Her husband is a carpet
weaver. Her husband and seven
children survive her. The deceased
was nearly sixty-six years of age. She
was held in high regard by all who
knew her.
The funeral arrangements have not
yet been announced. Undertaken
Bannister has charge Of the remains.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29
TWO NEW SUGAR FACTORIES.

Rocky Ford, Colo, Dec. 29.-Grow-
ers of sugar beets are being solicit
ed today to sign contracts for 1906
by J. E. Gauger. as trustee for Colo
RADIO and Eastern capitalists, who
plan beef sugar factory at Swink
station, five miles east of Rocky Ford.
They promise to handle next years
crop, provided a sufficient acreage
can be secured around Swink station
and in the Holdbrook country, large
farming district lying north and east
of Rocky Ford. but which up to this
time has not grown any quantity OF
beets on account of the long and ex-
pensive hual to a beet dump or the
sugar factory at Rocky Ford.
The company which proposes erect
ing the beet sugar factory at Swink,
it is reported is composed of the same
men who built the sugar factory at
Holly this year and which is just
completing a very successful run.
While the plant of the American Beet
Sugar company at this place has
over 1000 tons capacity every "a
hours, it has not been able to handle
the beets as fast as they could be de-
livered, which has resulted in thou
sands of tons being placed in silo by
the growers.
Las Animas, Dec. 29.-Fred Welt
ger. manager of the American Beet
Sugar company at Rocky Ford, was
in Las Animas today in conference
with the Commercial club relative to
the erection of C. sugar factory here.
Manager Wc,tzer stated that his
company wcs willing to build the fac
tory If the farmers would guarantee
to raise $500 acres of beets in 1906
and 5000 in 1907. The company
will erect a 6OO-ton factory in time
to handle the crop of 1906 if this
acreage is secured.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29
HE TOOK THE WRONG TEAM.

A pretty good joke in which one
of the popular pastors of the city is
the victim. has been going the rounds
for the past three or four days, fur
nishing much amusement for the
friends of the minister. 1t seems
that the children of a Fruit Ridge
family attend u school in this city.
driving in every morning and keep
ing their team and buggy in town un-
I'll time to return home in the even
ing. AS the team Is left at home
adjoining the parsonage and the par
ticular Fruit Ridge family being num-
bered among the pastors flock an in
vitation to use the team any time dur
mig the day he desired was extended
the minister.
A day or two ago the reverend
gentleman concluded that he would
make a drive into the count .yree S
make drive into the country. See
ing team standing at the hitch
ing post at the home adjoining the
parsonage he naturally decided that
this was the team used by the child
rem and asking no questions got in
to the buggy and drove into the
country.
However the team was not the one
that had been offered the minister
for his use but belonged to other part
les who had come into town on a
shopping expedition.
Sometime after noon the owners
of the team ready to go home, went
to get their team and buggy and
found 1t gone. They made inquiries
and were told by someone that man
had been seen driving out of town
with them. Telephone messages were
sent to Palisada, Fruita, Clifton and
other points in the county giving a
description of the team and ask
ing that it be intercepted if seen
with 1t. Telephone messages were
stating that the outfit had been taken.
Late in the afternoon, while the in
quiries were still in progress. the
innocent of the trouble he
was causing, ingnorant of the fact
that he had the wrong team. and
hugely enjoying his drive. calmly and
deliberately drove into town and left
the team at the hitching post where
he had found it. The minister's en-
5arassment, when approached by the |
owner of the team and informed he
had made mistake. is more easily |
imagined than described
1t is safe to say that the popular
pastor will be absolutely sure about
the ownership of the team before
he takes another drive
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29

To all we wish happy and pros
porous New Year-G. V. store 800
Main street.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29
PRESIDENT OF HARVARD
WOULD STOP FOOTBALL

New York, Dec. 29.-President
Eliot of Harvard declared himself in
favor of stopping intercollegiate foot
ball for one year in order that the
game may be modified and a reason
able game devised and demonstrat-
ed in practice. He expressed his
views in a letter to Chancellor Nc
Cracker of New York university in
replying to an invitation to Harvard
to attend the conference of colleges
on football to be held here today.
President Eliot after saying that
the invitation had been referred to
the faculty committee on athletics,
added:
Il avail myself of this opportunity to
tell you that my own belief is that
football should be
stopped for one year. so that the indi-
vidual colleges may demonstrate in
practice, each on its own grounds.
reasonable game of football
For myself l find it impossible
to believe that the committees.
coaches and umpires who have ruin
ed the game, are to be trusted with
the reform or replacement The fund
amental difficulty with the present
game is the bad spirit in which it is
played. To get rid of this vicious
spirit | think we must stop intercol-
legiate football for time. On the
whole therefore. l favor separate &C
ton by the individual colleges, and
not conferences and conventions or
other attempts to continue intercol-
legiate football under the new regu-
lations."
This is the first official declara-
ton of the spirit OF the Harvard au-
thorities toward the game. Here
tofore in answer to all inquiries the
statement was made that President
Eliot would deal with the whole mat
ter in his annual message to the uni
verslty corporation in February. but
that the initiative in any action for
sr against football did not lie with
him but in the overseers of the uni
versity.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29
WILL EXPOSE ROOSEVELT
AND HIS DUPLICITIES


Special to The Sentinel
New York, Dec. 29.-"I intend to
publish the history of my doings with
PRESIDENT Roosevelt in chapters.
These chapters will be made public
from day to day. The first INSTALL
ment will be ready soon. 1 believe
1t will prove very interesting politi-
cal history" So spoke State Chair
man odell at the Republican Club
last night.
One of the features of the forth
coming revelations will be an expose
OF ROosevelt's alleged Implications
IN repudiating the charges of having
forced trusts TO contribute to the Re
publican campaign fund of 1901,
within few days after exacting from
them S23O,OOO to replenish the treas
uIy of the Republican National COM
mittee. The revelations are watt
ed with great interest.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29
DIED SUDDENLY LAST NIGHT.

Shortly after six O'Clock last even
ing, at the home at 223 Ute avenue,
Mrs. Bertha Splettstoesser, wife Of
Augustus splettstoesser, died very
suddenly. having been i'll only a few
minutes.
Mrs. Sp1ettstoesser had been up all
day and about her homework, feel
ing. apparently as well as usual.
Shortly before six o'clock she was
laughing and playing with one of the
little children when she complained
of her head aching and stated that
she was going to lie down. A daugh-
ter followed her to her room and
found that she was very i'll. DR..
Hanson was summoned and arriving
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29
GRAND JUNCTION EXHIBITS
ATTRACTING MUCH ATTENTION

Apples fevery variety grown in
the state were received at the cham
Der of commerce yesterday to add to
the agricultural exhibit. The speci-
mems were sent by the Grand juno
ton Fruit Growers Association and
represent the product of nearly every
fruit farm in that section of the
country. Today Secretary williams
will extend an invitation to the dele
gates of the State Agricultural as
ISOLATION which is now in session at
the state house. to pay visit to the
chamber of commerce and view the
exhibit at this time. when nearly
every kind of fruit grown in Colo
RADIO is being shown.
Enlarged as it has been in the last
week the display is said to be the fin
est on exhibition any place in the
world. Among the collection is fruit
that was awarded first prize at both
the St Louis and the Lewis and Clark
expositions within the last year. All
the specimens are in an excellent state
of preservation. One of the most
conspicuous collections are pears
Weighing 25 ounces. which were sent
from Grand Junction. Besides the
fruit continues the Denver Republi
can there is on display grain and
grasses from the agricultural college
at Fort Collins. and from the quar-
les there is the famous Turkey creek
sandstone. Del Norte lava rock, be-
sides samples of marble and granite
from various parts Of the state.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1905-12-29
Notice OF Annual Meeting.

To the stockholders Of The Union
Trust and Banking company:
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF
The Union Trust and Banking com
pany win be held at its Office in Grand
Junction, Colo, on Tuesday the I'd
day of January. 1906, at seven o.
ylock pm, for the purpose OF electing
seven directors for the ensuing year
and for the transaction of such other
business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting.
Dated at Grand Junction Colorado
this nineteenth day of December
1905.
D. T. STONE, Cashier.