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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

Rocsy Ford IS having innports1 into her
ocrcsrs a por.ioh Q. The grss. WORKS
Fair. Hon 9. w. Swi,< purchased a.
O. the nz.srizl Used in the colsrs5o sx-
hits IN all the various b1ildinzs. The
lumber assa was largely sugar tree and
c.hsr hard woocs. Several car lads
have arrived and o.hsrs are O. the way.
We presume that cur citizens ~il have
an opportunity % buy hizh-zrscs build
ing raz,srIzl q, very rsaSonsbls figures.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
FISH and OYSTERS.

Go 70 stzuHsr's Hsz, Marie. fer al
kinds Of Fish and oystsrs. They are al
ways fresh snS the best the MARIE. az
fcrcs
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

MAKE a good start for the new year by
opening an account with the FRS. Nat
ioasl Bank. They anil tres: you right ard
offer first class accommodations a. lowest
rE,s Eg-EE
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

HORSES FOR SALE. 20 good teams
weighing from 1000 20 l.4oo. Time
gwen 70 rsspoasiols parties. Enquire =:
". z. Fentcn & Cas- drug store. Roxy
Ford. Colorado. S2u
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
OPEN NIGHT AND DAY.

TalhslHn's Grocery and Bakery oppo-
sta The Grand, Bread. sig ioayss. 25e.
S5-E6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
sand for sale

During my absence have arranged
with @. r. Daring to furnish all parties
who may need sand. Ed E. Swink.
90 re.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
Something Good.

Silver Brock Hnthrsei:s Coal e, sio.sc
per tcn. 5o.f @. r. Dsnnz.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

{ Ladies and Gents suits dyed. Hats
cleaned and pressed. SO 70 70 esnts.
Fancy dysing and cleaning w. ~
Brooks with Anderson. the Taylor. siZ
Elm Ave. so,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

City Engineer Randall suggests that
property holders may direct the placing
o. sewer connection when the work is IN
progress in the alleys ad!oiniag their
premises. Connecting Is are placed every
SO feet. but soma citizens may wish 20
indicate the ssae, location Of the ssanse-
ton. Those who do have only 20 speak
70 The Inspector when the work IL IN pro-
gfss4
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

A. the council meeting Tuesday nigh,
The principal oasinsss was creating .
sewer fund and authorizing the distdbc-
ton 0. the funds derived from the sale Of
,hs 81 900 horca
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

KNIGHTS or THE MACCABEEs-Nicct
n at !, %. u. y. hall the nrst and third sat.
ur,iay nights Of each month. visiting sir
II. o. Bpows. X X,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

Our citizens are row nssiHg the &C
quAintanes Of two Life Insurance eompsn-
les which are comparatively new IN otsrc
county. Lloyd Leslie Of Pueblo IS pre-
ssntinz the decided msfits Of the Proyi-
dent Life and Trust Co. @; Thiladsiphis.
and FinssY Duffisld Of Denver has equal
y good words 70 say q the Central Life
Of Dss Ms!nes. Iowa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

FOR sALE-Two seated top buggy
52-5p !. 3. Hunt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
PICKLES and RELisnEs

StAuifsr's Hsa, Hsrss; Is hsssspsr-
.sfs tsr S~ss: or Sour Pickles. and eli
.tisss Of reiishes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

NNFANN IT, NAAaN .NNaNAs laaNffN
All the regular tafyiss on rsSt Sabbath.
Morning sablasts "Tna lind Of Baptism
tAggh; b. Jesus. Anthem. Arise o
King Bledy. Evening sab.ssi. "kli
Things are Ready. Anthem. Come
Holy Lard" Bgfly.
The following news iians We take
from the lss' itsuo u The Methodist;
Tho R1s. John Collins Of Denver Is
h.tad % spdas IN tho church n1Et Friday
evening Hr. Collins Is conference agsat
Tor tho Preacher aid Society.
Tina; vas a delightful social gathering
lass Tbuaday evening At the Lsa..nE
home. TIE monbsn Of tho ladies'
unian Hiih thar husbands listened 70 a
brytt program Lirh; refreshments were
served iatsr in Tie evening
Tho Sunday School and h friends gave
. highly dasrryeI recognition 70 suBt
Wiley on last Sunday morning. Tho gri,
vas IN tho form Of an alsgal; FOB chain.
Ire neat speech Of prasonisti5n was
made By John Liitla. 10 which ,bo Super
intcnionl made on appropriate reply.
Much inquiry has boon made concern
Ing tho special ma0uaas Tho data has
been finally fred on Fob. 18Th. Tho
churches will un,o In this effort. holding
meetings ono wOas in each church. Tho
Evangelist arc M and Mrs. Geo.
W Shoai5r. Of Topeka. Kansas. Mrs.
ShcAf1r Il sweet singer and Mr..
sdaai1r an earnest preacher Of Tho Cos
Pei.
Few churches have a more faithful and
oAsiont pianist than Ibis church. Tho
people in general appreciate the fact and
tho choir In particular. On Friday oyon-
ing. affair rehearsal tho choir members.
repaired 10 bliss BatklbY's home. pro-
11nunE hcr with a beautiful silver jewel
case. 4 delightful imprompiu musical
program was enjoyed together with tho
dainty Refreshments served By Mrs. Bar
bey.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

During the s1,i.smsn, Immediately
proceeding the slsr,ica nHrnbsr c; bets
were made ca the governor. Other very
hssyy wsgsrs were talked Q. On the
s,rssts. but no money actually put W. as
the general pgolic supposed. Same Of the
bats On the goysrnef have bean pad.
PeaDs1y's hackers conIeaiinz 20 the
transfer. while others are waiting 70 see
Il the present situation IS not changed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

FOR SGLE-The Goss farm. south
cas-. Q. ts~n- 52-5p J. 3. Hunt
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

= v = Hniltha ' aHAiiTf 81 the sfNNe uatrlrfi
hank. do sui~muiy swear. 10 the urst ~ my
kusHi.sisv AMI i--lirf. that tho aisstu u =
TUT. true arsi cDmpietu siatrtarui pf tho AZ.
fairs ~ said hank at ~" oio.- ~ busibc.s on
N1Hiay January :. a. y, 40 .-..
O. ]. smtth. Cashier.
Eubscfttsti sud suutn to below ~. this
IA dag II January. 100.
v Tavern Mukuirry.
notary Public.
W cnlnlnI..Lnn c,plt-. OFT d. ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

chss. Rscssr expects 20 &c absent
much Of N. coming spring and summer
boxing after the extensive irrigation en-
tsrpriss which he. J. z. Cunningham. @.
II. Harris and Dr.. Purse have under way
in the eastern part Of Pueblo county. 4
dam Is bang bgii; across the a1staaz.
one mile lsnz. IS feet high and $50 feet
vide =. the base. This Is expected %
hold food Sa,sr sufheisat 10 irrizsts ten
thousand acres Of the hsss. land under
the reservoir. We hope tia. abundant
success IS in store fer the scheme.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
PrethytsrIsn Church.

Preaching ~ the pzstor a. 1880 a.
m. and Z:SO ?. m. Morning sgbjsct:
The Secret Of Full Barn. Solo. "Tae
CHR Celestial. Ars. VznElskir1. Even
ing theme: ''Tns Mould ef Great LIFE.
Duet. The Homsiznd-. Lsyd Poil5-k and
Mrs. Harley.
The Presbyterian Christian En5szgor
Satisfy vii hold s9sial a. the hama Of
Mrs. w. n. HePhsrEon nsIt Monday
evening. Al the young people q the
church and their friends are cordially in
yted. Strangers especially welcome.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
Christian Church.

~. y. Nelson. pastor
Naming subject: The Royal Entry
into jerusalem. Evening: The Mar
rage Sucper AZ the Lanb"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27
Rocky Ford clreul.

a. NUM- fAfiins pAsfsfH
hsUdals. 1880 a. m. SUBJECT, By
Way a. Preparation" SNins 2:so ?. m,
theme, ''Ts<si". LaFsys:ts z:5o ? m.
subject, Path.
I. Is especially desired that all friends
interested IN the welfare Of the societies
a; ksDdzis and SNins b present =, the
ssrgicss a. those places. An Invitation
will be gwen Ger psrEons 50 desiring q
unite with thoss societies. b. certificate.
or probation or Otherwise a. the Disei-
p-na may slEgsat ard they dss.ra.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

Fir,, chris,lan science society.

Old @. 4. r. hail. North Main. Sunday
service ! ] a. N.
Topic. Spirit.
detrimental services every Wednesday,
a. 9 p. m.
Annie Louise Norris. First Reader.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1905-01-27

Jsusi services b. Elder Granville
Nuyiager.
Morning and evening sub!set: Thu
Church" Christian Wsfssfs tops: The
EgrrsNard .Isurrsy"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08
HAa o. sshu
Henry Sehuoh,
Aatuno farmsr uuS Wbgi4t.r.

1Yem ibr Obitbamne irseno elmer slrs
p~llor5cn ruollt, oann fommt gu uns ooer
G,idl uno cure Yeiteuunsen. llniereS dumt
.ruo YilanScn limb gut 9eluadDien, trGlti9
u.lo luuroen in SoSconooe SoultD 9e5oyen,
10 oab JIG beiier yeoeiben iperoen uIS iold,r
bic ibr ucu ouSlpdrtS bebiebi.
boenit " ureTn
INoollam, Utp.
npnll Saecpnaoe 60
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08
@nuntrhumpr r. Ginbrs&sy

- 9auntrbum IN I. Gtnbrtdpsr
Ger in elmer 9ila bic MO6eI sepfGn'
S,t finpstl: .Sotru, IA is dber brhIts
3.it e'p'n, oab i ,umma bin!!"
-~0tr0rd6tn. .Wdrum hd'
ben Sic Senn Sbrs 6rau SuridseIal
fen, aIs Sic odmaIs nab Amtrtta
ausipanbert,n9- - .9cmit i'd ttiu
Ssimpsh trieS'."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08

TA2o. CAT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-09-08
WALL,
S0AK WOOD SAL00 j
t~,5amEcr oar giubIe,


Etliilllll, :. XIV
Si.o IL ocy ~,ltldnlciic Golcou in 0cr.
muru ma iiroci man ocUt ann Die bclteiI
,Stirlutc uio EIJdrrtt.
yGcuprya quite gIhiSiuc. HIic,nigcr
iaenl III pcrm0au tit Den bcriibnIcR uno
rdlicu gcurbcn uue Jiue g&hlOtp Den GST'
mnnu Gtiduing 81 Ftcio oeridbe roie III
Der StitllCru
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Der &IetterFi@.

Sin altes Spri9port idgt, ipenu
man BON unmOgli6en Oinsen fpri9t:
.Sas tpirb sei9eben, tpenn Die 9ibz
ner 3d6ne friegen, ooer fpenn bie5if9e
auf Die 8Gume flettern." Stun, ipenn
bas erite au9 Bis jebt nod ni9t eins
g~etreten lit, 10 gebOrt bas 5peite bod
in ben 8erei9 Der MDeli4feit, benin
es gibt einen &letterfii6. Gr 1T be-
fannt unter benz Namen Yanopbtbals
mus, unb man trifft i'm in Der bei<
BEN Zone Mfrifds unb IN ben Snieln
Ses Snbiffen SSeans. 3iemli9 Helm,
mibt er faum 6 3Ol 2Gnge, beiiBt
5iemli9 berdnberli6e Surben, 1T aber
gepDbnli6 braun nit tleinen Silbers
fleden unb f6tpdr5 : peiBen StreifeH.
Seine 8ruitfloHen fino berartig etn<
geri6tet, baB er ii9 ibrer gum &let'
tern bebienen tann; es limb melt mehr
pfoten ais 5lofen. gr f%lettert, in>
benz Ell iiG felt an Die Stdmme Der
Wuraeln unb bic fleinen 3pei9e an@
flammert, nit Der 8ebenoi9feit elmer
Gibedie. 9dufig iiebt man i'm ont
grbboben Big gu ben 3peigen Der riez
brighten 8Gume fpringen, unb bsion@
bers, penn es f6Ones Wetter 1T, liebt
es Der panopbtbalmus gdn5 beionz
bers, bic piirsise 8albesluft I'M
S9atten su atbmen. SIT bas Wetter
iebo6 unii6er, 10 fe6rt er IN bic
Simple unb Wuferla4en in Der Hdbe
bes Meeres 5uriid, unb gang beipns
bers hsst er fir ben Sdmus cine san5
unrpiberitebli9e Spmputbie. sc lit
elm eisentbiimlider @nblid, ME Die
Tor59er, bic bieie @essnb bereit ba@
ben, er5Gblen, pl0bli6 sinen fol9en
Slid aus benz Wafer auftau4en uno
auf bic 8aumitdmme flettern gu
feben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
MltoboI nno seer.

Gin ieosr Reni9enfreuno uiro cine
iebs %berffdnbise geftrebung. benz uns
mdBigen altObolgenub 3u fteuern, bon
6erssn pi1tommen beiben unb i9
bartibsr frsusn, baB Der felt einissn
Sabrsn sefibrte aampf sesen bic
Sruntiuat uno ben Mltobolmibbrau9
bod ni&t sans reTultatlOs seblieben
if. Srsili9 cine .Wsls bon 9i9tsrn-
belt ssbt NOD ni9t ibsr bas 2anb
bin," ME DIR. Auifsn @bampsrlain i'm
lsbtsn 6ribiabr In fsiner Bubsetreoe
iagts, aber man 1T bod In tpsiten 2reis
fen 81 Der neberseuguns setommsr,
baB Der altobl bsfenfaas als sin ar-
regenoss, bic @eieligteit fb~rbsrnbes
Wittsl gslten mag. i'm algemeinen aber
tein Nabrunss. ooer Stdrtunssmittsl
if, neil sr nod nur turaer grrseung
bur& 6erabisbuns Der 26rpertpdrme
uno gnersie f9lieBli& bod nur f9doi.
gsnb auf ben Organismus tuirten
fan1.
Die prattii9en Golserungeni aug
biefer usbsraeusuns fnb bon allen
m6gli&en Betrieben. fonberlt@ au9 In
ben Armssn, 9s3o9en uorben. @i,
haben felt ben, 2. 6ebruar 1901 ein
geiss. bas ben ausi&ant bon e&nabs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Srano Ht@ter Wbauon!

Poli3eiritter WbaQon mics geftern
bic slntlags ssssn ben Sdantmirtb
8rotun, Der Der lsbertretuna oes gti4ols
ion : @eisbs f9ulois mar. nit Der
gegrtnoung ab, oaB bic poli3ei ieit
nabe3u swei Sabren. bic @eiebes-
usbertrstuns 8romns miRentli9 geoul.
bet babe. @9
@enn &i&ter WbalIon bieielbe grt.
f9eibung Die er i'm grown Sale gee
trofsn bat, In ben bislen anheren 6dls
len iiber gsrlsBuns bes Nidolion.@s.
iebss bic ibm nun our Aburtbsilun9
p%orlisgsn, abgiebt, 10 miro ibm ieber
Suriff uno norurthsiIs freie MsnI9
Bsifaa aOllsn.
Sebsr Surif = neil
es ais betIises prin3ip
Gilt, baB Die r i9terGi4e
@arbe lid ni&t nj t
pertrdgt, bIoBe &a4e-
atte,' weun ol9e elmer
Stra antIage gu @runbe
Iiegen, 3u boII3then.
Sn ri9tigsr @troisuns eisiss prins
sips, tusissrts fi9 Ri&ter Wbalon,
bon Der in Der lsbtsn @abl befisetsn
Administration f4 als 2nute aebrau-
den su lafen.
gr fOuObl, wie isber Btrssr, psiB
san3 genau. bab grorn midi in Ndt
uno 8ann gefalen udre. uenn oas
6Olsman.S ifet gefieqt bdtte.
Sober borurtbeilsfreie Biirser lit
s~benfals oapOn iiberssust, oaB bic mad
Der lesten ftdntif4en @abl borsenom-
meme 8erbaftung bon Wirtben Elm
gemeiner Ra ,entt mar unb miro benz
Ri9tsr, Der fi9 ni9t FIR Nusfhbrung
bsfsIben bergab, Beifal aoaen
9afslbs prinaip bat aber aud auf
bic anoersn prO3sHe Nnwenoung.
Sisie @irtbe weroen ni4t pesen DER
uebertretung bes Ni9olfon : 8eisBes
fOnbsrn nur oesbalb proaeiirt. neil
Der Serr Mapor iein Mttb9en ftblen
tuolte.
Wie inbif9e gbemdnner Sroff baran
fanosn, oaB ibre @ittmen Bel ibrem
Sooe leioen mubten, 10 mill aud bic
Administration anbere sroin9en on
ibrem 9rabe 5u trauern.
Serr SOlBman. Der ia felbf Surif
fein min. 3eiste bur& bic pl6Bli&e
DrnnaiaIiruns Der Wirtbs nod ieinsr
9ieoerlase, bab CT bic ri8tcrli4e
@trbe 10 qerins adtst. bob er bisislbe
su sinsm Wertaeug CUR gefrieoigung
psriDnli9sr 0isoertra9t MAIDEN mill.
Wir besltdwini9en &i9ter WbaIs
Ion au benz Mutbe, nit Der sr Der @ss
fabr mibusrfanoen 5u rueroen, be-
gesnet.
Die poli3st pubte, bob bns Ni9ol=
fon.@eisb mdbreno Der lebten Nomini=
ffrntion fortmdbreno nit 8orwifsn
berfelben berlsBt muroe, He mubte auar
auf @ebeiB bes eef9lasensn Ganbiba.
ten 8tittsloisnfe berri9ten - &i9ter
@ha0on aber ni4t.
5aB unb &a9e oiirfen bic @ere9tigs
feit ni9t leitsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30
Wisusidt reiaen fol@e gorbtlper sur

Iislsi9t rei3en fol4e gorbiloer 3ur
Na9abmun9. Senr tuer aud ben
gltobOlgsnub In Der Grmee als f9ls8t.
bin f&doli9 anRsbt. fo0te i6 bod
nidt Der Sbatia3e ueri4lieben, oab Die
einfa@e Mltobolfperre in ben 3antinen
bic Wdbietsit erfabrun9sgemdb Mot
f5rbert. (@ermania u. 3D.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

Serr Sanlep reiit nod INNER i'm
Gtaate berum uno nertlnoet frDb.
Iodeno uno segsn @intrittsgelo, oab
bas 6Hsntliae @smifen erua4t iei =
er folte ieinem eisenen @ewiRen einen
tleinen &ippenkoB aeben. oamit ss
nidt' bic .3eit nerihldft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30

-Bnsbaft. g.: nWenn ih gle
febe, muB ia INNER an bas Spri4=
mort benton: .Wem Soft elm Nmt
gibt. benz sibt Ct audi @ertanb!" g.:
rMber i9 babe nod gar fem Imt!"
a.: sHa. feheR sic, pie bas sutrifft!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-30


Sie i'm 3weifel fino, mas
wv elm ansemeienes Seldenf fir
Sbre Sreunbe, Oh jung ODER
alt, in Der 3uiammen iteauns Sbrer
Elite fir @eibnaGts : Geidenfe fein
ipirb, 10 entfdeiben sic fi& fir elm
Spar @onto NIT bieier itarfen Gom@
panp. Sir bieies Sabr baben mir
einen ipeaieaen nmidIas fir Die Yab=
bidder borbereitet, Der anseme1en fir
Die Seiertase befOrirt 1T unb bas elm
iebr attrattibes Sefdent madt. @ontos
tOnnen spii&en lebt unb ben Seiers
tasen erofnet tuerben, urb mir tuerben,
tpenn 10 gefpinfdt, barauf ieben, OaS
oas 8u@ Dem gmpfanser am @eib>
na9tSabenS su9efeQt pirb.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13
HIGH SCHOOL.

Principal-E. E. Cole.
Special Estelle Jenny, Mae Car
roll May d. Agnew and Carrie Lind
ley.
Fourth grade-Lena Bull.
Fifth grade Mabel Nesbitt and
Leslie Wilbur.
Sixth grade-Mildred Barrett.
Seventh grade-Marion Kinds.
Grade to be decided later-Flor-
ence Herbert
All of the old teachers who asked
for reelection were accepted by the
board, consequently very few changes
are made in the personnel of the
faculty for next year.
Prof. T. C. BuclIner of the eighth
grade of the high school retires from
the faculty at his own request. hav-
ing decided to leave the city
Prof. Warning of the manual trah,-
ing department was not a candidate
for reelection.
The successors to these two gen
tlemen were not elected last night
Mrs. Crosby, who was elected
teacher of the seventh grade in the
Emerson school, was employed in the
city schools several years ago and is
a very capable instructor.
S. y. Wheeler, II. r. Bull, George
R. Warner and w. a. Marsh were the
directors present at the meeting last
night.
The board made a contract with
Superintendent Allen for his services
for a period of two years at salary
of 5000 per month for nine months
of each year
The board ordered that a Flagstaff
be erected at the Emerson school, and
also one at the Bryant school.
1t was decided that the district
would bear the expense of the bac-
calaureate sermon and attending ex-
ereises, and would bear one-half of
the expenses of the class programs
or graduating exercises
Six shade trees for planting on
Arbor day will be purchased by the
board. The planting of the trees
is to be feature of the school ex-
ercises on Arbor day.
Friday. May 5. was designated as
Field day, and the superintendent
can give the pupils either a half hol-
iday or a whole holiday just as he
sees fit.
a committee representing the Civ
ic Improvement League was present
and asked permission to improve the
school grounds. The board grant
ed this permission providing that the
school board would not be called
upon to bear any part of the expense
of the work. DR.. Warner, represent
ing the school board, will work with
the Civic Improvement League in the
matter.
A large number of bills were al
lowed
The session last night was a long
one it being after midnight when
the board adjourned.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

How much would YOU wager that
Togo. the Jap commander. will re
ceiye drubbing at the hands of
Rojestvensky's crazy fleet?
= = &
Every man. woman and child in
the city and the surrounding coun-
try enjoy the band concerts, which
have taken place in this city for the
past several years on Saturday night.
Very few of them know that for this
evening concert they are annually
indebted to the business men of this
city whose liberality has provided
these concerts. The band feel the
present year that they should not
be asked to make the annual solici-
tation for subscriptions for the fund
necessary to provide this music, and
we agree with them. We believe
that this work should be undertaken
by the public. 1t is something that
all enjoy, and the band has always
been very gracious regarding the
matter. If it was a large money
earning proposition for the mem
bership of the band, it might be an
entirely different matter; but their
services are given at nominal rate.
1t is to be hoped that this matter
will be taken up and the subscrip-
tion undertaken at once. as the Sat
urday evening concerts are a feat
ure in the summer life in the city.
+ + +
The time is set for the arrival of
the business mems excursion. IL
will arrive here Tuesday evening at
1880 pm. and leave the same night
at 10 o'clock-not much time to OBJ
tain an impression of the city or
valley. What to do for them in this
short space of time is the question
Taking drives through the city or
valley at that hour is out of the
question; so some other means of
entertainment must be evolved. 1t
would seem that the most important
city on the western slope would be
given more time than has been al
lotted. Possibly the time that or
iinarily would be spent in this city
will be used for the business gentle
men to disport themselves at Glen
wood Springs. If this is the case.
il is questionable whether any form
IF entertainment would be proper.
Without attempting to be facetious,
The time which the special train will
stop in this city is hardly more than
would he granted to crossing or
water tank station. If the eXcur-
'ionists. who are out booming busi-
less, see it in that light, we hardly
know what to suggest as a means
IF impressing them with the import
lnce of this city in the commerce
If the state. Arriving at midnight
and remaining few hours in the
aity would be about as opportune as
levoting two and half hours to
Grand Junction and the Grand val
ley.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13
EMERSON SCHOOL.

First grade-Ruth Davis and Mar
garet Mcconnell.
Second grade-Ruth Tucker.
Third grade-Frances Strock.
Fourth grade-F. NJ. Bacon and
Louis Allen.
Fifth grade-Beulah VanBuren.
Sixth grade-Grace S. Greenfield.
Seventh grade-Mrs. Olive Crosby.
Eighth grade-Lila Boyle.
Second and third grades combined
or other assignment-Eu Eunice Farm
ham.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

This afternoon Dr. Leroy c. Hedg-
es. president Of the Pyramid Milling
Mining Company, took party
over TO the Sinbad valley to look
over the company's property The
party consisted of DR.. Hedges. Willis
G. Glenn of Denver, general freight
agent of the Santa Fe. Colorado &
southern and Colorado Midland:
Geo. J. d. Williams, treasurer of Me
sa county; w. d. Temple, metallur-
gieal chemist. and E. A. Mckinney
Lorenzo Hatch. Sr. takes the party
in charge at the Dolores river. fer
ries them across and pilots them over
the property.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13
TEACHERS HIRED

The school board held a meeting
last night at which the teachers for
the ensuing year were elected and
much other important business was
transacted.
The teachers elected for the next
year are as follows:
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13
LOWELL SCHOOL.

LOWELL SCHOOL.
First grade and rincipal-Helen
Dewey.
First grade-Mary Enoch.
Second grade-Celia Gormley and
Anna Leahy.
Third grade-Nannie Forty and
Fannie w. Allen.
Fourth grade-Lenore Watkins.
Rhoda Reed.
Assistant kindergarten superin-
tendent-Cora Coleman.
To be assigned-Agnes Leahy.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

This afternoon an open session of
the Ladies' Auxiliary to the o. r. c.
was held at Elks hall. A pleasing
program was enjoyed and refresh
ments We're served. The attendance
was large. The open sessions of the
auxiliary are always pleasant occa-
sions.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

This evening between the hours of
and the ladies of the Congrega-
tional church will give a 15-cent tea
at the home of Mrs. II. r.. Bull. They
expect TO entertain quite large
number of guests.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

new oil company is being organ
lied in this city for the purpose of
developing oil properties in the De
Beque field. Several prominent To-
cal business men are Interested in
the new company and considerable
stock has been sold this week. The
company will be a strong one.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

Mrs. E. f. Eldridge entertained a
party of ladies at o'clock dinner
yesterday afternoon at the Eldridge
home ON Chipeta avenue 1t was a
very elegant dinner party. As a host
ess Mrs Eldridge is not excelled.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

If the party who found the black
hand bag, containing eye glasses, on
street Friday night will return glass
rs, they can keep the bag. Mrs. Geo.
j. ID. Williams
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

Mrs. j II. McBain has not received
any word from her husband. who
killed two claim jumpers in Oregon
Monday. a message was expected to-
lay. but it has not yet arrived.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

Good bye. suckers. good bye"
This was the inscription on the doors
of get-rich-quick concern that
closed its doors in Kansas City yes
terday. There are thousands of vic
Tins. mostly poor people, unable to
lose the dollars they put into the al
mring scheme of these renegades on
society. II will be remembered that
about one year ago The Sentinel ex-
posed a get-rich-quick scheme in
this city. Has anyone heard of that
scheme, the farm gate scheme, since
the exposure in this state by this pa
per? Perhaps hundreds of men
have been saved thousands Of dol
lars by that exposure The senti-
mel was the first paper in the state
TO make the expose. While we
doubtless We're criticised at the time
by some, the good the exposure con
summated far outweighed the bit
terness Of some few people who were
roped in themselves and wished to
get others TO bite at the golden bait.
The daily sentinel., 1905-04-13

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