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Evening journal., 1905-11-27
It Is Wrong
To Suffer From When LiquOzone Free.

In the past few years, scores Of die
eases have been traced to germ attacks.
They were thought TO be due TO other
causes when old-timc remedies were
made. Cen you not see why you don't
get well, II YOU treat a germ disease with
remedies that can't kill germs?
The remedy of to-day is Liquozone.
and the first bottle is free. It's power
is best told by e test. We ask you TO
try it, as millions have done, and learn
what II means to YOU. Learn what this
gas-made germicidc can do.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Funeral of eaerne T. Bowers.

Funeral services over the body Of
George ". Bowers aged as years, will
.be held tomorrow afternoon from his
late residence, No. S07 East Seventh
street with interment in Ola Swedes
cemetery. Mr. Bowers was member
.of Delaware Lodge, No. !, A. O. q. W.
Moulders' Union and Brandywme Cir
cle. no. T. Lady Foresters.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Kings may become active again. IL IS
TO be regretted that the Car and his
burcauracy cannot move into Norway
for couple Of weeks. They would
knock monarchy out Of prejudiced
government mule and leave not soli-
tary illusive longing behind
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Risbop Ruley's Work.

The Rt Rev. B. r.. Ruley. senior
Bishop of the T. A. M. E. Church is
doing % great work for his people. The
industrial and theological schools are
I'm a nourishing condition. The Bishop
is Justly proud of his venture.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
CO. of Advont L,olnroa.

Father Birmingham began course o,
advent lectures SD ST. Parlcks church
last evening The subject OF the hisi lec-
ture was THE General Judgment Scene.
The lectures viii continue every sunday
night in advent
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
CHANNEL WORK
Rock Formation Now Cut Out Of Del
aware River at Schooner Ledas.

aware River at Schooner Ledge.
aiaior sanford's announcement that
q fhiriy-foot "cut" averaging $50 feet
in width through the principal rock
formation Of Schooner Ledge, i'm the
lino of the delaware ship channel, win
be completed to-day. would, 80 was de-
ciared hc considered moro important by
shipping interests than the completion
To-day also OF "a like "cut" between
Wilmington and the state line.
The first "cut" through a. mass OF
rock SEQ feet in length, will to the ex-
tent OF its width remove the most
dangerous obstruction 20 navigation I'm
the while length Of the channel from
the sea TO this port.
Work Hase Gone On East.
Compared with the original estimates,
ahe speed with which broken rock has
been removed from the Schooner Ledge
has been almost phenomenal The
amount OF rock removed week before
last nearly equaled the aggregate
amount removed this season up to that
time. During the summer months 9iC
cubic Yards Of rock We're removed, as
compared with S6i cubic yards from
November 6 70 ~. Inclusive. Last week
more than 800 cubic yards OF broken
rock was removed from the ledge and
Sd was expected that the same rate of
progress can bc maintained TO the end
of the year, or until AN of the area
of blasted rock has been cleaned up.
on Saturday the dredge removed 20l
cubic yards Of broken ledge rock in ad.
ditlon to Ike quality OF clay and
gravel
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Lool.s GO - -,

II looks now . though Senator Tom
Moore would have a walkover in this
district for denomination Rumors
from the inside say that the lower end
OF the district win be solidly for him.
-ClAyton can.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
souvonlra - 40 liz

The Rokehy Social Cub viii gve a
reception and bail at Breck's Atm. Henry
Clay. n Wednesday evening Each lady
attending the affair viii receive n hoau-
uful souvenir.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Also most forms OF the foiowins
Kidney Troubles Liver Troubles
Stomach Troubles Womens Diseases
Fever Inflammation or catarrh-lmnurc or rcl-
forcd blood usually Indicate germ attack.
In nervous debility Ii0uuzoue acts as yitalizsr,
accomplishing remarkable results.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
TO FORM LODGE
Junior Order American Mechanics Has
Forty-two Branches in State.

AT Pennington this evening "a new
lodge of the Jr O. U. A. NJ win be
Instituted with "a membership OF forty
The installation ceremonies win bc
performed hy state Councillor Merritt
n. Willis. state Nice-Councillor j. NJ.
Lank; Jr. Past S. c.. A. M. Thomas:
p $. g.. r. s. jones' S. c. S.. w. j.
Knowles. The desree team of Harrlng-
ton Council No. 4 win perform the
iniuatory work and the new council be
known probably as Pennington. There
viii bc present representatives from
Wilmington, Dover I'rcdorica. Har-
sinston and Canterbury. The order has
now forty-two councils in the state.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
Where 1t Applies.

These are the diseasesin which Liquo-
zone has been most employed In these
it has earned its widest reputation. In
ell Of these troubles We supply the FIRST
bottlofree. Andin all-no matter how dif-
ilcult-we oilor each user a two months
further test without the risk of a penny.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
lots. Druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. r. W. GROVES signature Is on
zach box. &C.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27
YOU DO FOR US,
WE'LL DO FOR YOU.

From among your relatives,
friends and neighbors, you can
easily get three to take the
new Evening Journal.
They will thank you for re-
commencing our paper to them.
We know they will be pleased
with it.
IF we do not deserve your
good wishes and help we won't
ask for them.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

"Too Proud to Beg" IS the title Of
Lincoln j. Carriers eminently successful
melodrama, and IL viii be seen at the
Lyceum pn Thursday, with Thanksgiv-
ing matinee. The piece Is interesting
and consistently honest as TO real life.
and SO told as 10 meet the approval
of The most critical of playgoers.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

The dramatic incident or the coming
week in which chief interest viii center
viii be- the first revelation TO our the
atregoers of the Rowland and Clifford
production OF Dora Thorne. "a dramati-
zation OF Bertha M.Clay's famous novel
IL win be seen with the original cast
and scenic environments next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday at the I.y-
ccum.
Evening journal., 1905-11-27

Coming as a welcome breeze. the new
festival drama, That's Johns Way"
in which Melbourne Mcdowell is being
starred this season I'm the title role.
many fattering things are being said
of this attraction which comes TO the
Grand Opera House ON Wednesday af-
tcrnoon ana night
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
WORK WILL START soon.

The building work on the new
home Of the Odd Fellows in this
city. to be erected al a cost of about
$4,000. will start within the next
two or three weeks.
The building committee has been
working faithfully on the details OF
the new building and the plans, ac-
cepted several weeks ago by the
lodge. have been gone over thorough
Iy and the various contracts will soon
be let.
In today's issue of the Sentinel
appears the advertisement of the
building committee for bids for the
excavating work About 1,70O Gu.
kards of dirt are to be eXcavated and
removed from the lots adjoining th"
old sun office on Fifth street where
the handsome new Odd Fellows home
viii stand.
The work will probably be under
way by September l5tu, and II lis eN-
pected that the building viii be com
pIeted and ready for occupancy De
fore the end of the year.
The odd Fellows Of Grand June
ton have long felt the need OF new
and larger building for their hall ana
the building TO be erected VIII nll
every want and viii be one of the
finest lodge buildings in western
Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
Mhn TscI Knld,s Nnmc ?

A brother of George Z. Rudd, for
merly station agent at Fruira, was
n the city this morning inquiring as
10 who had authority to file in the
name OF his brother, who is now at
Osier. y. NJ Mr.. Rudd states that
claim No. 6T1 appears to have been
lrawn i'm the name of George =.
Rudd. but he thinks that someone
knowing that his brother was far
removed and in all probability would
not appear here for the drawing had
nled his name Mr Rudd has set on
foot Inquiries to try and discover II
the filing was made in his name and
whether there was not a typographi-
cal error in printing same.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22

Yesterday Commissioner Rich
ards of the general land office, made
an important ruling to protect olu
soldiers and sailors who have regis
Tered Inv ATTORNEYS from frauds and
extortion. II is said that many agents
have represented to the soldiers that
when they received the power OF at
torney they alone and not the Veief-
an could file on the land. They are
said to have made eXtortionaie ehaLE T.
&c fo,. mis- service. ranging from $50
ia $3.50 or a large interest i'm tine
claim to be filed. The ruling states
chat old soldiers who have. regis.
tered by attorney can file on land at
fbe Vernal Office for themselves.
They are not compelled TO file by tht
agent who registered them. If they
desire they may discharge the asen.
originally employed and employ an
other. This ruling has been MADE
TO prevent fraud.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
NEW BABY EVERY YEAR
FOR ALL DOWIUE FAMILIES

Chicago. August PA new baby
every year for every family in lions
busy cohorts. Overtime work for the
stork. Away with race suicide
This is the latest ukase by John
Alexander Dowie. for the ruler of the
North Shore colony wants TO see the
birth rate figures go soaring skyward
in a way that will make staticlans sit
up and sharpen their pencils.
In the same breath the master of
Zion sets forth another command
that there shall be no kissing nor
hugging in courtship.
Apostle Dowie is the father of only
rwo children, but he issued formal
order yesterday thai hencerorth
every married couple iu his flock
shall lead a little lamb to the baptis-
NAL font every twelve months.
II is Dr. Dowie's .c that from
now on when he wants to Know the
size of Zionist family he need only
ask how many years the DOwieite
mas been married.
The order deCroes.
THAT each family shall bring a
baby to the baptismal font each year.
.hus evangelizing by birthrate for the
church and crusading against race
suicide.
"That lovers shall not embrace or
kiss each other before marriage
THAT no faithful member of the
Christian Catholic church in Zion
shall marry without first obtaining
the written consent of Apostle John
Alexander ].
THAT marriages performed by jus
ices of the peace shall not be recog-
nized by the church as Legitimate"
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
INJURED In
RUNAWAY
MIR. and Mrs. William G. Struthers
and MIR. and Mrs. Ed Allison Hurt
In Accident Near Eagle, Colorado


Telephone messages were recejy.
ed in this city last night that SheriH
William G. STuthers and wife and
MIS-. Ed Allison, wife of the well
known Rio Grande engineer. had
been seriusly injured late last even
ing in runaway accident at Eagle.
where they We're on an outing and
fishing trip, No details We're given
at the time, but this morning The
Sentinel called the home of Mrs.
Chas. ). Lumrey, whose guests the
party We're, and had a conversation
with Ed Allison, he was one of the
uninJured of the party who gave the
history ot the accident in fun detail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Struthers and MIR.
and Mrs. Ed Allison have been the
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Lumley since
the latter part of last week. Yes
tcrday Mr.. and Mrs. Stru hers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison and Mr.. Lum-
ley were returning from a hunting
trip about o'clock. They had come
TO heavy descent in the road on
their way home and suddenly one of
the horses of the team began to kick
and pitch. He kicked very high and
became entangled in the lines. It
was seen then by the occupants of
the wagon that there was a runa-
way imminent and they all jumped
TO save themselves. 1t was a very
steep road and they knew that with
runaway team they would have
no show whatever. They decided to
jump in less time than IL takes to
tell it. After they jumped the team
ran and the wagon overturned several
times.
In jumping from the wagon is
where those who were injured sus-
tanned their injuries. Mr.. Allison
says that Mr.. Sruthers has both hips
badly bruised and his back is hurt.
how badly Mr.. Allison was unable
to determine at the time that he
talked with The Sentinel. Mr..
Struthers is in bed and cannot be
moved. Mrs. Struthers had her left
ankle badly sprained and cannot use
it and is confined to bed. Mrs. Ed
Allison has a very badly bruised
shoulder and was hurt on her side.
The injured We're at once taken
to the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lumery, whose guests they
We're and everything possible has
been done to make them comfortable
In jumping from the wagon neith-
er Mr.. Lumley or MIR. Allison were
injured in the least, which was most
fortunate as they were able to care
for the other members of the party.
All of the injured are confined to bed
today ana until later it cannot be
determined how badly Mr.. Struthers
who seems to have received the worst
injuries. is hurt Mr.. Allison states
that they cannot be removed at least
for several days yet.
The many friends of the injured
in this city will be glad TO learn that
the INJURIES TO those of the party
were not more serious than they are
Mr.. Allison in speaking of the ac-
cident states that they We're unable
to discover what caused the horse to
start kicking, unless some part of the
harness pinched him. The place they
were at was deep descent a short
distance outside of Eagle and had
they not have jumped the disaster
might have been more serious than
IL is now known to be.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
COLORADO SPRINGS PEOPLE
GOING TO UINTAH.

To the promised land is a special
| car.
Fifty of the eighty-four fortunate
Colorado Springs, Colorado City and
! Manitou people in the drawing for
Uintah lands, viii leave Colorado
Springs in a special car on the Colo
RADIO Midland Monday night for the
1 Indian reservation
Clarence 5. Browne, city passenger
and ticket agent of the Midland. is
arranging for special Pullman
sleeper for the accommodation of the
Colorado Springs crowd The hold
ars of lucky numbers win start on the
trip at 1880 O'Clock Monday night.
arriving AT Grand junction next
morning The special car viii be
sidetracked at that place TO await
their return
From Grand Junction to Dragon
q distance of about t5 miles. the trip
will be made over the Uiutah rail
road, and from Dr1eon 10 Vernal
he trip Will he via srHge A wagon
road runs from NerHu through the
heart of The reserva ion. The Mid
land is making a special round trip
rate from Colorado springs TO Drag
on, selling the tickets straight
through as far as the trip can be
made by rail.
All the holders of the low numbers
will be i'm the party, and In addition
there will be some of the people who
drew higher ones, and a few will
make the trip TO see the country. II.
J.. Harding OF Wichita, kas., sur
veyor, who drew claim. will accom-
pany the Colorado Springs crowd.
The Midland road was advertised
as the Lucky Road" when it was
endeayoring to secure patronage of
those who desired to register at
Grand Junction. It's eligibility to
this title was demonstrated in the
drawing, for 10 per cent of those |
who drew claims made the trip TO the !
registration place over that road |
Colorado Springs Gazette.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
WILD MAN IN MOUNTAINS
TERRORIZES THE NATINE ES

News comes from Cripple Creek of
the strange and fedrsome actions of
wild man. who has chilled the
hearts of many people with whom he
has come in contact.
Naked and crazy. the unknown
man is running around on the south
slope of Pixies Peak with a mask over
his face. He has a belt ful of cart
ridges and fourishes an uEly-lookiug
siN-shooter at every one who ap-
proaches him.
Who the man is no one knows, but
that he is dangerous Is attested by a
number of boys who reported the
matter to Sheriff Edward Bell, who
has spent most of the day searching
Tor him. He has been seen by q
number of people and at different
times, and the report that the wild
man was terrorizing the people in the
vicinity of Gillet was made early
last week.
The man stays high up, near timb-
err line, among the great crags and
bear dens. The country is most in
accessible. and il is a wonder that
he does not freeze to death. He has
been seen under overhanging rocks.
where he probably takes shelter from
the storm, only one person has
4eard hi mtalk. That was a boy who
ran into him as he came out from
under a rock He was twirliug the
big siX-shooter on his finger, and,
approaching the boy, said:
You have something that ] want.
and if you don't give IL to me viii
Kill YOU"
The boy. thoroughly frightened,
1ok to his heels. The fact that the
man is running around naked, mask
d and armed. was sufficient TO
cause the sheriff to make up party
md try to capture him, but late to-
aght the sheriff returned To the city.
LnNing boon unable 20 get him.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
GIGANTIC FRAUDS.
Alleged i'm Connection With Uintah
Opening. - Thousands of Acres
Allotted 10 Dead Indians

Nernal. Utah. Aug. 22.-Frauds of
gigantic character are alleged i'm the
Umtah reservation In an interview
given by r.. G. Clark, former chief
ranger and chief of the Indian police
I'm the re ervaJiou.
Clark says he believes that between
10000 and 10000 acres of fine irri-
gable l-.a has ageH allotted to dead
lhdialr Irregularities have been
praetictI. he says, aud declares that
ne is prepared TO furnish evidence to
substantiate his statements.
1t appears to me that personal in
terests have been looked after at the
expense of the public in making this
allotment said Mr. Clark. when
shown "a government map of the res
erVatlon and asked for am opinion
concerning the allotment One hun
dred and twelve thousand acres have
been allotted TO the Indians.
'l ann told, and il is my belief.
said Mr.. Clark. after having been
among them for I years. thar there
are not more than l.200 Indians al
the very outside IN the entire reser-
yatiun ] estimate that a fourth of
them are heads of families and eutit-
led TO so acres apiece which would
he $4,000 acres the other 900 wom-
on and children are entitled to- 40
acres each, or $4,000 acres, making
a grand total of 10000 acres.
The recentr eceipt of information
TO the effect that 112,UOQ acres of
land has been allotted TO the Indians
makes clear to me the purpose of
many mysterious Irregularities in
connection with the opening of this
reservation.
"While | have not seen the names
of the Indians to whom lands have
been allotted, / firmly believe that
departed redskins have been allotted
lands as well as those still alive.
In justice to the people who are
anxious to settle on the reservat tion.
the matter should be officially iuves-
tigated. ! venture OF say that if an
Investigation is undertaken it will
result in the returning for public en-
Try of close ON to 10000 acres of
land.
The reservation of 1900 acres Of
land for the use Of the Indians for
grazing is an outrage and an insult
10 the intelligence of the people The
Indians never did have and never
will have any use for such an i'm
mense tract of grazing land. be
lieve the reason for reservinE it was
that someone might secure it by lease
and make large sums Of money by
subleasing it to sheep and cattle
men.
"a have in my possession evidence
that this has been done in the past
II the public is sufficiently Interested
in the reservation to bring about an
Investigation. there are others mat
ters of which I have evidence that
I will make public"
Clark resided on the reservation
for years. for years Of which
time he was i'm the government ser
vice serving years as agent at Ou-
ray and for 4 years last past as chief
ranger and chief of the Indian police.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
WEATHER BULLETIN.
U. S. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau,

U. S. Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau,
Grand Junction. Colo,
August %.
Local observations taken at am.
Mountain time
Maximum temperature yesterday,
"a deg.
Minimum temperature this morn
ing. Go deg.
Relative humidity at pm. yes
lerday, / s per cent.
Relative humidity at 6 am. today,
30 per cent.
Forecast for western Colorado. as
ielegraphed from the district center
lt Denver. for SO hours ending 6
pm. Wednesday. Partly cloudy to-
night and Wednesday; probably
thunder showers.
II. NJ HARDINGE,
Observer Weather Bureau
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
DID NOT ESCORT
MRS. WANAMhKER

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Aug. 22-
President Booker r. Washington has
addressed n letter under New York
late TO the Age Herald of this city
concerning his recent visit to John
Wanamakcr at Saratoga.
He saws:
81 did not escort any female mem
1ers of Mr.. Wanamaker's family to
1r ont of the dining room. did dine
With Mr.. Wanamaller and members
If his family at a hotel AT his re
ufest-for the purpose of talking on
business ss-but at the time was guest
myself at a colored hotel in Sara
gfa
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22

NO. 8 was thirty minutes IaIe
today.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
EXCAyATING HIDS WANTED.

= O'Clock p. m. Monday, August 2S.
1905. for excavaung and disposing
of 700 cubic yards of earth. more
or less. by the Odd Fellows Building
Committee. Bids should be marked
proposals for eNCavating" and be
addressed to the secretary of commit
tee at 559 Main street. Grand juno
ton. Colorado. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
By order of the Committee.
HENRY NICHOLS Spcv
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22

1t is now Governor Parks oi
Colorado. During the time tnal
Governor Mcdonald is out or the
state attending the Portland eAposl-
ton. President Pro Tenn OF the sen
ate Parks is acting in his place. u,
lcting governor stated ye5leEoas5 /
INV administration will be briei ahoo
conservative. am not eNpeg gllll- L-.
very much to happen, nor do eA
meet to stir up any trouble. am am
merely here. to keep the maehlIt
of the state going while Governor NJ
Donald Is away.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
LIFE AT CA,IP JOHNSON.

The weather is fine here at present
NJ d. Waite. Of Fruita, is visiting
his family here this week.
"Oue" made a trip to Grand juno
ion. returning Sunday morning He
avs he likes TO beswhere # is cool
Misses Julia Williams and Lee Weir
sccompanied "Otie' back to camp.
The little canvas boat is much in
Use on the Johnson lake.
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22
%

action at The Fair are the Lftae Prices
The daily sentinel., 1905-08-22

Mrs. C. W. C Yyon and little
daughter left this morning for Delta
a spcnd a few days with friends.
The little girls health has not been
varv good for the past two or three
weeks and the physicians thought
mat change of altitude would
Droye beneficial to her.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-05-15
1amworih Swine.

The large; n mos; prolific breed
IN existence. often reaching a weight
II half a ton and narrowing from Id
20 II pigs ~ a litter. Pigs in pairs
lated for breeding Write for descrip-
ton and prices of his leading English
bacon breed.
j. T. Matthews. Adams. Tenn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-05-15
veterinary SURGEON.

When needing one address
Dr.. +. NJ. DEAvENPoRr, Toronto
Veterinary College graduate)
Phone -. Starkville. Miss.