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The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Date Set For County Fair

At meeting of the directors of
the Grand Valley Fruit Fair Asso-
clation, held Saturday afternoon, at
the offices of the association, the
date for the next meeting of the
Grand Valley Fruit Fair was fixed.
The fair will be held the week
beginning September Is and ending
September %.
The first day, Monday, the 18th,
will be entry day and programs will
be carried out on the following four
days.
Three of the directors were not
present, and, aside from setting the
date of the next meet, little other
business was accomplished and an
adjournment was taken until We'd
nesday of this week when the full
board of directors is expected to be
present.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Two Dead; Many Injured

Missoula, Mont, Mar. (spe-
cialD 1.-Two persons are dead and
six injured as the result of the col
lision of freight train and the west
bound Twin Cities express on the
Northern Pacific at Bearmouth yes
terday afternoon.
The express was thirty minutes
behind the freight and the freight
had orders to wait at Bearmouth sid
ing. Engineer Sheehan misunder-
stood his orders and proceeded east.
As the freight rounded the curve
east of Bearmouth, it crashed into
the passenger.
A high bank had shut off the view
of both engineers, and no attempt
had been made to slacken speed
Both engines were thrown from the
track and the mail and express ears
telescoped. but the passenger cars
came to a dead stop and remained
ON the track.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE WORK
OF NEW FAIR BLOCK

Sealed bids VIII be received by Inc
subscriber up to pm, Saturday
March II. 1905. for the excavating
and the concrete construction for the
Fair building, on lots 1, and 3,
block III, Grand Junction, Colo, in
accordance with the plans and speci-
acations prepared for same by J. b.
Bower. architect. at whose office plans
and specifications may be seen.
The owners reserve the right to
reject all bids. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked "Propos-
ais for Foundation New Fair Block "
e. H. CRAVEN.
secy. Fair Building Co.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Completely Turned

st. Petersburg, Mar. G.-tSpecial'
-Reports from japanese sources
claim that the Russian right hank
southwest to south of Mukden and
contipuous to the railway has been
comnletelv turned by the japanese
forces under the immediate com
mand of oku. To the westward Cen
eraI Kuroki is directing vigorous
attack with heavy artillery against
strongly fortified Russian positions
General Kuropatlin is said TO DC
concentrating a strong force in IRON
of Generals Kuroh and Nogi- Il
strI seems probable that General ku'
ronatkin will find it difficult to re
lire 10 Tie Pass which appears TO be
a necessary move. il.
st. Petersburg has word tha' a.
fairs latterly have taken turn lo'
the hotter for Russian arms, and the
tactics of Field Marshal oyama II
sacrificing many of their soldiers II
an attack on impregnable positions
an the center as a mere diversion
while the real blows were Delns
strnclx on the fianks is criticized o'
Russian military officials.
critics also point to the attentioi
10 the Japanese lines, as an eieHieh
Of peril for oyama and of hope 10
Kuropatkin. 10,
The losses on both sides have beer
heavy, but even estimates are ia'N
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06

Colorado Springs, Colo, Mar. c.
Especial. "A special to the Gazette
from Cripple Creek says:
Shortly before o'clock Saturday
morning J. ]. HeadricIS and Charles
Deering were instantly killed in the
bottom level of the Ellton mine,
The two miners were working in
a short drift, 10 feet south of the
shaft After filling eight holes, 9th
er fuses were lighted and they were
Splitting" the three other holes when
it is supposed that one of the fuses
previously lighted proved to be a
quick one.
Instantly there was flash and a
terrific explosion took place not two
feet from them, and it is believed the
two miners never knew what they
were struck by.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
PROPOSALS FOR PURCHASE AND
REMOVAL OF OLD BUILDINGS
ON Sc. CORNER OF MAIN AND
FIFTH STREETS, GRAND JUNO
TION, COLORADO.

Sealed bids will be received by the
subscriber up to pm. Saturday
March IL, 1905, for the purchase and
removal of the old brick and frame
buildings situated upon los /, 2 and
8, block III.
The owners reserve the right to
reject all bids Mark envelopes;
proposals for Purchase of Old
Buildings. Southeast Corner Fifth
and Main Streets"
e. II. CRAVEN,
Secy. Fair Building Co,
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
'TV'STTNvfTTS Sg'V'VSV'fv'
Prescriptions

~ iuly appreciate that customer .
4 rsslilLhg 70 drug store for prescription :
: - - the Importance of conscientious
p tbst u this department. We believe s
q - they realize that the druggist :
-. - y next to the doctor as most i'm 4
aitaht IN case of sickness. =
=. ~. 49, ~ 70 the doctor for diagnosis and :
: NJ your prescription. The doctor can :;
= Ia h5el!e you as he might wish unless s
p TTipable druggist =
!. "A Is one reason why we have endeay- .
. psrts1 ~ - conduct our prescription de :.
: IL ibs.ueht that It would not only meet :!
2 ~ sppfoYal of our customers but also )
4 ilo.tl..uo 7enent ana cooperation Of the :
8 w 80 m lhls community. =
q ~ sneereiy trust that you will keep =
=. se-{,itll y mind when next you have IA pr =
: sipIun to be filed .
3 ,.iti,,1v i9s 1v rlCok she fact that we are in 5
4 L is.'..i.. 20 MI any prescription whether :
= bsnll itstea on one Of our prescrip' il 4
= tioa 6ui ui he doctors private prescrip- =
> me-, e!,anks or some other druggist :;
= tia- zion blank. Whatever prescrip- :
= ing ~ NJ MI will be filed exactly accord 5
=. W 'hs DOCTORS indications. :
@raduates in Pharmacy Fill .
3 r Prescriptions Here. :
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Railroad Men Here

Saturday evening the special train
bearing Mr.. Ridgway, the new gem
eral manager of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad, Vice President
Schlacks of the road, Mr.. Wellby, su-
perintendent of the western division,
and other prominent railroad of
Gcials, arrived in Grand Junction
and remained here all night and un-
til O'Clock yesterday morning.
The gentlemen are making a tour
of inspection of the lines of the Den
yer & Rio Grande. They came into
this city from the east. The train
left Denver several days ago and has
made many stops. The party visited
the local shops and looked over the
proposed site of the new union de
pot.
The train left Grand Junction fol
the west, and will tour the Rio
Grande Western system.
The train was made up of the vice
presidents and the general mana
gers private cars and two other cars
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06

Just for friendships sake spend little time in comparing
vaues-Capp 100 per cent wool Clothing stands class
by ITSELF YET costs less than many other kinds not nearly so
GOOD II you not thoroughly pleased with your taIor2y
The Fair frequently saving of than so per c.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Pays the Penalty

Canon City, Colo. Mar. 6.-(Spe-
cialD-Although the warden knows
Of the exact hour at which Azel Gail
breath will swing into eternity, IL
has not yet been made public. and
feww will be in possession Of the in
formation untn the criminal pays the
penalty for his crime.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Mcdonald
Makes a
Statement

\ Denver, Mar. Especially =.
=" Lieutenant Governor Nc =
4 Donald issued statement this ;,
i. morning absolutely forbidding =
= the use Of his name on a pro J.
\ posed compromise for cover :
\ nor. this scheme having been J.
+ inaugurated some time ago by =
4 few corporation republicans =
+ in the event they were unsuc- ).
4 cessful in seating Peabody. -
= = + = !. + + :. ~. :. !. = = =
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
SAVE MONEY

Paironize the new Abstract Com
pany' Reliable, up to date abstracts
at reasonable prices.
The Colorado Abstract s Title Co.
l. f. Atwood, Mgr. SIS Main St.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06
Meets in MOntrOSe

Montrose, Colo, Mar. c. (Spe-
cial.) )-The Colorado Editorial Asso-
citation will meet in this city on June
2G and u, and many papers of in
terest have been assigned.
The daily sentinel., 1905-03-06

Mrs. John spatleton entertained a
party of friends Saturday evening
at her home in the Price terrace on
Colorado avenue. There were many
pleasant features and the guests
thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
, 1905-04-28

whether the number of sheep allowed
to Craze on a forest reserve may safe
ly be increased, and regulations will
be adopted to restrict the use of the
wyoming reserves to the stock grow.
ers of that state. The department will
not permit sheep or cattle to be driven
in from other states, but the grazing
rights will be confined to men having
ranches in close proximity to the for
ests.
Regulations Of this kind should
prove satisfactory, protecting the in,
terests of Wyoming stock growers and
preventing 1t the same time excessive
grazing in any Of the forests Of that
state. When this plan is carried out
it will probably make it possible to
maintain a much larger number of
sheep in the state and thus increase
the profits of the wool industry.
The government should at all times
aim to preserve the forests from de-
struction, but it should also bear in
mind hat they are for the use and
benefit of the people. They are not to
be preserved as ornaments, but be-
cause of their material value, and the
grass growing within their limits is
second only to the trees in value
Denver Republican.
, 1905-04-28
SAYS ANIMALS SPREAD ILLs.
Physician Declares There 10 Peril Il
PIayjno With Pets.

Physician Declares There 10 Peril In
Playing With Pets.
1.-THE utmost care should. be excl
cise' in mingling with animals Of all
species. Under no circumstances
should one allow a dog to lick his
hand, as the tongue of the animal is
infested with innumerab;e parasites
and hydrophobia and other diseases
may be transmitted in this manner"
DR.. John NJ. Dodson Of Rush Medical
college gave this warning in the
course of a lecture on Animal Para
Sites before the Chicago Medical So
ciety.
The lecturer has made an eXhaus-
tive study Of his subject. He made
the statement that trichina was found
IL 2 per cent of the hogs. 1t is due
to the carelessness with which they
were raised, he said, and even cook
ing does not always kill the parasite.
It was declared that a ham that was
infected and boiled for ten or twelve
hours would still be unfit to eat. as
the heat at the bone would not be
greater than $50 Fahrenheit. which
was not sufficient to destroy the
germ.
1.-THE mosquito must be guarded
against" continued the lecturer. "as
1t has been shown that they spread
the germ of malaria and yellow
fever" In conclusion. the lecturer
advised cleanliness in all things as Y
preventive of disease from animal
parasites.
, 1905-04-28
Russian General Praises Japs.

One Of the Russian generals taken
with the fall of Port Arthur has moth
ing but words of praise for the Japan
ese army and navy. Their bravery is
beyond comparison and some of their
recent @uccesse have been marvellous.
Words of praise and gratitude have
been spoken time and again by the
thousands of people all over the world
who have been restored to robust
health by taking Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. They are continually singing
its praises and urging their friends and
neighbors to try a bottle for their
health's sake. For building up run
down systems restoring the appetite,
promoting sound sleep OF curing fiat
ulency, heartburn. indigestion, dyspep
STA, ~costiveness, cramps, biliousness,
female complaints or malaria, it is the
best remedy before the public. Try
it today. Avoid substitutes.
, 1905-04-28
MILLIONS OF PEOPLE
ARE DRAGGING OUT A TIRED,
WEARY EXISTENCE.
Says The Manager of the Red Cross
Pharmacy, Simply for the Want
of a Little Strength
and Vitality.

Simply for the want of a little
strength and vitality" said the man
ager, " there are millions Of people in
this world, and a large number right
here in Laramie, who are dragging
themselves around half dead and half
alive, and it hardly seems to them that
life is worth living.
Il want to say to every such person,
take Vinol, our delicious cod liver oil
preparation, which is not a patent med.
icine, and you know what you are TAX
ing, as everything it contains is print
ed on the bottle.
"Vinol contains in a highly concen-
trated form all of the curative, life
giving elements of cod liver oil, with
out a drop of oil or grease to upset
the stomach. Vinol will purify and
enrich the blood. invigorate every or.
gan in the body and create strength
as nothing else known to medicine can
do.
Vhl. N. "A. SdobANyD q pioAAAAAOAS Suu-
Gator and superintendent of schools,
Lexington, KY, writes: After using
different tonics and cod liver oil pre-.
parations on the market, 1 find Vinol
to be far superior to them all, and its
Strengthening properties are truly re-
markable.
'Vinol has built up my system,
strengthened my nerves-in fact, 1t
has made a new man of me, enabling
me to take up my work with renewed
energy and vigor, and 1 heartily en-.
dorse Vinol as the best cod liver oil
preparation and strength creator
known
I'VE ask every weak or aged person
in Laramie, every person who Is run
down, overworked, nervous or debili-
tated, and every one suffering from
severe colds, hanging-on coughs and in
cipient consumption, to try vinol on
our guarantee to build them up and
create strength and make life worth
living. Vinol will cost nothing II 1t
fails to give satisfaction; in such
cases We give back the money without
red tape" Red Cross Pharmacy.
, 1905-04-28
FISHING From Horseback.

The novel experience of fishing
from aboard" a horse was one Of the
pleasurable incidents Of the trip
that fell to the lot of Mrs. Miller, says
the Salt Lake Herald. Not any ordi.
nary cob was this. but one which had
been trained to go into the water
without stirring UP a whirlpool: ia
stop and stand perfectly still at a
sign from the rider, and to edge step
by step to the bank when he heard
the reel buzz and the rod spring hack
with a jerk.
The advantage Of having such a
trained companion on a fishing trip is
apparent when one thinks of the king
dons he has sighed away for lack Of
a horse, as. standing on the bank. he
was told that right out there are
fish to be caught, but it's pretty deep
This particular horse had the bust.
ness down to a science. He had been
trained, his rider was told, for a
fisher" When fishing On such ami
mails, the sportsman must, Of course
be clad in waist-boots, since often the
horse takes a depth Of nearly -four
feet.
, 1905-04-28
Il had scrofula and
erysipelas for eight
cen years, until I
heard

Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry" writes Mr.. Hilery Rooms, OF Queens,
w. Va. "Wfen l commenced to take
this medicine l weighed one hundred
and thirty pounds. l have taken six
bottles of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and three walls OF his Pleas
ant Pellets, and am glad to say l feel
like a new a l now weigh one hum
dred and seventy-ive pounds. When I
had used one bottle of the medicine I
could feel it was helping me. l realize
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is the best medicine on EARTH" y
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery purifes the blood and en-
tirely eradicates the poisons that
breed and feed disease. 1t cures
scrofula, eczema, eIysipelas, boils,
pimples and other eruptions that
mar and scar the skin. Pure blood
is essential to good health. The
weak, rundown, debilitated con-
dition which so many people ex-
perience is commonly the effect of
impure blood. DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery not only cleanses
the blood of impurities, but it in
creases the activity of the blood
making glands, and it enriches the
body with an abundant supply of
pure, rich blood.
FREE. DIR. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser is sent free
on receipt of stamps to pay expense
of mailing only. Send 81 one-cent
stamps for the book in paper covers,
or 81 stamps for the cloth-bound
volume. Address DR.. R. v. Pierce,
Buffalo. N. Y.
, 1905-04-28
STREET SIGN A WONDER.
Watch Five Feet In Diameter Dis
played on London ThoroughfarA.

Watch Five Feet In Diameter Die
played on London Thoroushfars.
Holbern and Higher Holbern. which
TEEN with many interesting land
marks. have had an addition during
the last few weeks. says London
Black and White. in the shape Of =
rather remarkable trade sign, which
will tell the passerby the correct time.
At first sight this addition would
seem to be a public clock, but it is
in reality a much more novel arrange
ment-a public watch.
1t stands over the premises of q
well-known watch company. project
ing out boldly into the great thorough
fare s of High Holborn. The diameter
OF the large watch is five feet. The
case is made of aluminium, and con-
tains a secondary movement. con-
trolled by a master clock situated in
the ONCE. Each side is provided with
a dial. which has a second hand, in
addition to the hour and minute
hands. At night the dials are lighted
by two powerful searchlights of IF.
ty candle-power each, nj on either
side, and these are controlled by a
time switch, which turns on the lights
at a stated time, and also cuts the
llluminants of.
Another curiosity of this clock lie
that the master clock contains a syn
chronizing device and an alarm sig
nal, and if the large watch outside
does not compare exactly with the
clock inside as to time, the master
clock rings every minute. This is a
warning that the batteries are weak
cred and require to be reflled, and
the synchronozing device gives an ex-
ira impulse every minute until the
watch catches up to the master clock.
, 1905-04-28
WEATHER TOO ROUGH
FOR HUNTING PARTY.

The Ivinson-Beemer hunting party,
to have gone today to the Wheatland
dam on a hunting trip, have given it up
for today, ON account Of the weather,
the wind blowing flercely at the dam
and being very cold and raw. Mr..
Ivinson regrets the delay, as he says
he wants to show those other marks
a few things in fancy shooting.
, 1905-04-28

tennis away fro mthe university cam
pus, but from now on they can have
the advantages of the baths in the
gymnasium.
The ja%nitors have been busy this
week raking up the university campus
and burning the trash. All the rock
on the ground used for the football
practice gridiron have been taken OF.
, 1905-04-28
A Dandy for Burns.

d.. Bergin. Pana., Ill. writes: u
have used Billiards. Snow Liniment;
always recommended it to my friends.
as l Am confident there is NO better
made. 1t is q dandy for burns Those
who live on farms are especially IL
able to many accidental cuts. burns,
bruises, which heal rapidly when Bal
lard's Snow Liniment is applied. II
should always be Kept in the house fol-
cases OF emergency" rs. soc, $1.00
bottle. Red Gross Pharmacy.
, 1905-04-28
WYOMING'S TIME AT HAND.

There seems to be nc doubt in the
mind of any W~yomingite as to the
prosperity that is in store for us. Our
two great Industries, the raising of cat
tie and of sheep, are at the very height
of prosperity, with every indication
that prices will keep up during the
year. When the big industries are pay
ing. all of the people are prosperous,
when they lag everybody is in the
dumps. This year it is estimated that
the sale of wool alone will bring to
Wyoming more than six million dollars.
The increased price of beef will doubt
less bring as much more and the gen
eral prosperity brought about by the
tremendous operations of the railroads
and the government reclamation ser
vice will doubtless add more than both
of the industries mentioned combined.
A straw of unusual importance show
ing the prosperous conditions existing
in a Wyoming city is commented upon
by the Cheyenne Leader. 1t says the
total delinquent tax list of the city Of
Cheyenne mounts to just S58.78, GER
tainly a phenomenal record-one that
probably has not been equaled hereto
fore in any American city.
Laramie n Albany county are to
share in this general uplift. In our es-
teemed contemporary, the Boomerang,
which appears to have temporarily
thrown its pessimism to the winds, we
find the following good prediction for
the neal future:
The Boomerang has reason to be-
lieve and does most sincerely believe
that this summer will see the rolling
mills start up with one hundred men
employed from the start; it believes
that lis summer will see the Lara
mic, Eahns Peak and Pacific completed
to Centennial and work started upon
the line to Hahn's Peak beyond, which
means that at least four mines of the
Douglas Creek country will start ship
ping this summer and the building up
Of a great trade in timber and other
products, also a vastly increasing pro-
,o,;ouo. ,h.. rr;,h,. 49, - 80
~
vast coal fields north of the city and
1or,mio ,nd nanvar. - ho,;ouos th.t
u,,h;n 1o.. th,, -. ro,n. ~. .,,..
u,or,L, viii ho .,,u,oa 49, ~ a.,
,,n will n,,u 10 .,.,to,. ,h.. 49, No.,
NO.. =, .oodino ,omha ~, IL. iii
COON .ssum. ros. nronan.i,,a. .h.t
hrnduo,. 80 ton,i,io. n,;u ,., ..u
n.rt. 80 ~. noot ;uu;aa.o, 800,
and ui,i haoon,a r;o, H. into,.;aaa t.
r,a.t;on. mot ot,ou $780,. Iii. ,,,,,,
he st.r,os .nd hot - ,ma .o,,
.st,to IN ,bis o,,v viii ,o n,o.,h .o,h,.
wh.t - :. ~ nrosont.
Nou ,sn,. ,,at ;us. .,,,s,s, cou,5
-.
, 1905-04-28

sion of 40 less a parsonage than Ma.
thaniel Hawthorne.
In this chair sat Hawthorne when
he wrote many of his books.
The celebrated author was a great
friend of Hon. Joseph G. Waters. and
1t was at the latter's house that he
IA a frequent visitor. The present
owner of the chair remembers the
author we'll. and describes him as in
teresting in conversation.
Horace G. Ingersoll, who was Haw.
thorne's closest friend, with perhaps
the exception of Franklin Pierce. once
had possession of the chair. and II
was for many years treasured by him.
, 1905-04-28
English Names.

In a list Of candidates who were re
Gently admitted to the bar in England
there were men whose parents had
given them such Christian" names az
these: Elidyr. AMEND, Laxmishan.
ker, Benaiah, Samson and Archimedes.
Evidently they have no 8. P. c. c. in
England. or II there is one there II
can't be very watchful.
, 1905-04-28


With the air full of chatter about the
value or lack of value Of men at GER
tain ages, a contribution to the discus
sion by Prof. James H. Garfield, in
The Cosmopolitan Mag; zine for May,
entitled THE Philosophy of Staying in
Harness." has a wide interest. Photo
graphs of many oc%togenarlaus and non-
agenarians who still are active in com
merce, law, politics and finance m
phasize the point which the writer I'M
dertakes to establish. American
Wrestling VS.. Jujitsu," by H. f. Leon
ard II N. Higasni, each one of the
cleverest opponents Of his special art,
illustrated by q series OF wonderful
photographs showing the various holds
in wrestling and ~jujitsu, which appears
in the same number, throws a new
light on the subject Of Japanese bone
breaking. Other special articles in the
May number are Hunting With a
Camera by J. Maclair Boraston; "A
West. ihuiah Siuioe' W 1. Si"i
Hams; Great Seiges of History by
Cyrus Townsend Brady; Coal" in the
Great Industries series, and a poem
by Charlotte Perkins Gilman-"Just
To Be Out of Doors'-which breathes
forth all the soil beauty of the early
summertime. The fiction, which is of
a high class, is contributed by Herbert
Quick, Morgan Robertson, Katharine
Perry, Inez Haynes Gilmore and Har-
old r. Durant. John Brisben Walkers
serial, "A Modern Swiss Family Rob
inson.' 1" is concluded in this number.
, 1905-04-28

1t is stated that R~ojestvensky has
picked Togo's flagship as his objective
and will win a victory or die in the at
tempt. The Russian leaders appear to
be doing all their talking before the
battles. Togo will be there when Ro-
~jestvensky is doing his picking.
, 1905-04-28
Poets Love Of Birds.

The poems of Lowell are filled with
references to nature in her many
forms. and very often he wrote Of
birds. revealing the fact that he was
familiar with many different species.
In his essay entitled my Garden Ac-
quaintance," he mentions over forty
kinds Of birds with which he seemed
to have been on close terms Of
friendship.
, 1905-04-28

Iceland seems to be hardly as des-
titute Of trees Is some suppose. an
old idea being that it possesses only
a single tree. An investigation shows
that the island really contains woods
having various trees Of considerable
size. and that the climate is not I'M
favorable to tree growth.