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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
0TRLS NQTIc|AS
Delineante trasladado. SIT
basta M Frazier. Re.
gistro Civil.
VAPOR Pho TX"
Galvez Otero y Andres 10
drigues, en- excursion poll
ica....Trabajos tecnicos

Don Joa6 MADEIRA, dsltueRnts del
DspAttamento do ObraE P1blieM', Ia
sido trasladsdo & las obrss del puspta
sLsisss, % Toa ate, 9 ms inspector
do dishss trabsios.
I'll die l de Osiub'e o seeAr&nG
pdblisa subAstA las obrss do monsais
Dc IN tramo mst&lis do So metros SO
brs OIL RE grands de L7ixs. esres de
Oarolina. nj Andamio son,tA dc 7
tramua de maisra y gao . veg tor
minado este montsis 80 trRsladarGn y
nontsl "a los Eanoa sobre los RIGS
sGrandss y sEspirilu sAntos
Sc hal'a l%igsramsnta sntsrmo oil
MG3r Frsxisr, SearetArio particular
dol Gobsrnador.
Aver % inssribisron IN oil Regis.
tro Civil do san Juan loa naeImientos
do Fernando Tomas de lo' Santos,
Luia vssquss ugsrGe y sMt'sgo Con.
sspel6n RamlRsS; y Las de~fdreIones 90
Manssl AihArYGp, r q 10 Rivers, Rs
m6n Rodrlguez y Juan G6mez,
-Hl vApor sspsfol sPio lX' sali6
OIL IS dsl-sorrisnis de Csparias para
este puerto, des bach tadose oil s del en-
trauts, dirseio para Santiago do Cubs,
[Hahsns1 NstAuiAs,O is' fdsgos ' N "
orleans, admitiendo carga paSsis.
-Moy por 10 m,EsnA han salido
Ga excursion po}ftIcs por 10 iss, lea
i6venss oradores dc nusatro partido
ssHorss Calves Otaro y Andres Ro.
driguss, quisnss visitArAn las pohla'
clones do utuado, A%diuntas. Ponce,
Yaxco, 0xayams. Cayey y Hamssao,
va han dado ~prlnsipio los tra
bsios tSsnisos para 10 prolopgaeion
do 10 linea do los cArros e'6etric q
hassa Caguss. Los rsAlixa 10 eompa'
aia u, g. Whltss, %eonsesions ria del
galto do ComNio y On 10 eual Sc hsn
fundido, sagdn nuestros informss, ID
sHaA Juan L Oh and Transit CO y Ia
az. A. do Luz KlestrieA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27

MWUm~@WW
nancO do Pto. Rico Q Is & 70
psnss TERRITORIAL. Q % %
Danso Popular 10 . IL.
A7UCAR. Para 10 sxportasi6n
jim apaRssioass.
Daques aAuMeiAaos
wager sspsasl sPio Ike sali6 Do
BAeeslena Of IS DOL ave earaa para
SOC sseelas aasstambrAaas.
eslees smArieaas sAsbury Fsa'
Nainse, dsbs hAbR sal!de do n. York
pars sssA & 6iHHss 81 pasads.
vapor sspa Col sOatalri sas sali6
elN u do Gaia uara Ssta.
vapoY snsrisAno sJarsoats. SAL
Ark para Esw York Of 8! del cue
saSsa.
HhatPA&as
Aver do Ruropa y % Thomas va
por alenka sAssyrisS
B@aaes en1PHsRe~
TRAvBs1A
90. NOS, dessargando'
OOsTANER0s
sNosarnasi6ss. Tsjsrdo.
sProgrssc1, YAbuooa.
sAarellaS, Vice aes,
sEspsrsr zsS, psndisnts.
sDa .eA6aD. peadisDts.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
III CABALLHnO DE CASA ROSA
-Todes iuntos.

-Todes iuntoS. -.
ST. no hay duds, die Morand, 10 cOmpaA(A % ~sGradAbIs;
pSro pre0orc, bella sentimental, vivir On vuestra compSntA, q mo-
rir en- ella.
-Donde disntre tenia 20 IL cabsza, se praguut6 Mauricio,
suando crsfa Que zee hombra sstaba snamorAdo de GsnovSv1t
-EndnceA. ea& diCho, Contest6 GsnOvsva; Morand, con
vos hahlo, voh, 81 distraldo. voa 81 ~psnatiVo; ~ 10 hAb6is oldol
Of iusvss pr6ximO; no vayEis 81 microbes por a nOchs 9 comenssr
alg6n e~xperimsnto QuimicO que 90 ton0a ocupado veinticuAsro no.
ras. Como au0eda algunas veOss.
-Deseuidad. djo Morand: ademks, de aqui para sntOnCSs
tempo tsn6is do rscOrdSrmso.
Gonovova % lsvant6 de IL mesa, Mauricio imit6 % elsmpIo;
korsnd iba Q hacsr otro tantO, cuando uo dc loo opersrios tralo
81 QUini0O una bOtollita Dc IiOor que lam6 toda 50 atsnci6n.
-DMpsohemoE dHo Msuricio ~IlevGndOss 3 Genovsva.
OH satad tranquio die 6sta. "a tiene para una bora 10
-VeiG. 10 die atrsvsssndo 81 iardiu y moStrando 9 Mauri-
clio loo clavelOs que % habian sACado al ara On una caa de caoba,
para rssuCnMrlos al era poiihs; vsia, mis- foras satkn muortas.
-Qui6n les ha mAadol Vuestra ~nsgigencia. diiO Maurioio
lpObres Oavelesl
No ha sdo mi ~nsUigencis, sine vusstro ~abandOnC. amigo
ME.
Sin embargo, sMos psdtsn pocA cOsa, Gsnovevs: an POGO
De sQus NADIA mas , mi aussncia ha dshido dsaros muoho item.
pc.
Ali duo GsnOvevG, 81 las flores % rsgsFAn con BgrimaS.
asos uabrss cIsveles, como los lIsmkis, no hsbffAn musrto.
Msuricio IL envoIvi6 en- aus braxoS, 10 acerC6 vivmOnta .
81, y sntes que hubiara tsnido tempo para ~defendsrss. spoy6 sus
hhiOs sObrs Squellos oiCs. medic riHutnoS, medic Anguldos' que
nirAbsn h GAIA AsSlAda.
Gensvsva tsnfa tsntas CONS de quG r%sprsnderas que fuE in-
d~ul0snts.
DixmOr vOlvi6 tarde, y cuando lego sncOntr6 3 MOrsnd,
aGInovOU y . Maurice. que hababan Dc botApiCa On 81 laFdin'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
CURA %GARANTIZADA PARA
LAS ALMORRANAS

SIMPLES ySANGRANTES, Elk
TERIORES y con picaz6n. Los boti'
carlos devolver&n 81 dinero, 81 el UN'
GUENTO de PAZO deia de curar
cualquisr case, por rebelde que sea en-
dias. La primera APPLICATION da
alivio y sosiego. 81 el boticario no
10 tiene, e~nv1enos 81 equivalents q so
centavos orc americana, en- ssllos de
correo, y 30 snviarG franQueado pot
Paris Medicine Co., st Luis MOE. u.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
IN @PRESUPUEST0
de g's'cs para Las EscueH
las de . rtes y O6cios. Co.
misio nado de Educaci6n
PI0E APROBACION
EN- Ell Consejo Executive. IS
$500 consignados para
dicho objeto.

III Comisioaado de E1uaael6n pre-
esnb6 aAtss do sysr pr 10 tArds Oh 10
sss'Sa del Conssio Hissutivo OIL 81.
gsisnts prssupussto do gAstos pare
les Essuslas do Aries y Odsios On
Pusrto Rico.
cal Presidents del Conssio L iasu
tlvo.
Gs1M:
Como presidents do 10 Comisi6r
aenhssaa can Of obi ito do sstablessl
IN plan de Hssuslaa Dc Artss y Oncios.
saboy Aasorissdo para psdir 10 apro
hAsi6n por 81 Consejo Eissutivo d.
los gastos para susldos = dsmsa atsa
eionss dc los 90 600 oonsigusdos pa
- tel ehjsto, On 10 tormA sigsispA
Eseldos.
E~a~mA1M "A Maw Yuau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
PEDRO ", T|l[A

Dursnte 10 auseAoia do dicho 90
for que hA salido para II isls %
ssuntoa dc il Porto Riczn AmwisuR
Gsb0sso Company. pusden los sonsami.
dores do tahaaos solisitarlos direetA'
menAs on Of dsp6sito que trsnts oil
Colonial Bark tiens 81 ssaor don Jusz
Carrsras. San Juan, 0etuhre 81 d.
1905. Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
SECC|ON MERCANT|L
NQtlS Wm0dl|eS de San Juan

PrlneIpales aftleuIOs
qus 90 dsta'lan On AlnAeenss. { Los
slguienAss prsOiosi
Arroees; do partido & JAp6n do
u Il.
Idsn vslsnciano do 81 Q "a por
extreme de c'Ases.
Aios do Is etvs. & 30.
Bombons OCT ~
pssalao sbt
sardinas ahumadas . IA eeaSavos.
Oebollsa 90 psdolaa o.
Id A~msrieanss ~
Garbansos al -.
HabichuelAs Ameriaanas ecloradAs
lsssas 90. D!aneas smsrieanAa ct
Harina de trigo "a . II
Id do mAia 90
JAmonss sl0} o IL.
Jab6n Rocamora ~, Amsrioa'
40, o. ~.
MansssA Is7 en- ! ca esiAs Dc
CT & 10.
Mautequilla, do A1s q 10
Pasta asl pals Q sah
Papss arnsrisanas u o II.
ToeiAo, Q III . 10.
TasAio %
Quesos nm. s1e PAtagr&s 20.
Leche e~ondensada sAguilAs 6 q
Id Id sOrux RoiasaeA
Id Id sMagnolias eAl
DEL PALS
Asdsar para Of NonEumol
IMassabado alAro do ~.
De miel slaro q o..
Centrifugal elAro do - o D
Ameriaans de ga u.
De Ponce col . %.
Ron ~ grades Cartier & Q.se eent
tlvos gAl6n pagAdos r. InierAAs
kaix ell.A0
TAbaoo, nominal.
PrecIOs do oompra
Almid6n . s2.60
Algod6n do s q $50.
Uoeos do is . Is millar.
Cusroa dulees s1o o n
Ssbo do ron ~
Cats aorrienbe nominal
Candles ioorrlentes
LondrSs cheak 4.8T GlA.S11
Paris u A.3i:D.
Hamhurso EA.s.D.
New.York 40 eAvs. p
EspA6A 10 o 103 D.
CsduIas.hIpOtecarIas
Rameo Territorial y AgrieolA 900
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27

0ran galsria tos0grAass de sriatAl
ooa todos los Adslansos modsrnos'
Ampiiaeioues, reprodusionea, viatAa
Do sdiasios. graposy todos trsbsios
oonespnieaAss 81 ramo. Rr0pietArio
J, A. HovasNesi.-OAguAs p. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27

aw' IN Of olub do 2. Kshrhahn b
o., - gan F~ranslsso, 90 vsndsn doe
Ysloies do GRO sadA ssmana, entire %
seasea, aAouands se.6o 8 Lee sensual.
L. Attma ssassaa oAsav0 sno don
RmmAn NM6aN. soai0 uhmev0 ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27

Como Of Assnto anterior, cue 90
presents & 10 Aasnei6u del Oonssio 90
Do importsnela suuna para esta de-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
QUE NO AFECTAALA

CAReZA. Las PAsTILLAs LAxAT.
vo BRoMo.Q UININA rspresentan 10
quinina eombinadA con otros ingre.
dientss on 10 lorna mas acspsabls y
ehcax para Resfriados, L. Grippe y
eualesquier des6rdsn CAtarrsl, Dolor
do CAbess, Calenturas 8 condieiones
do Malaria. Do venta On todAs les
hOtieas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27

paEtamsnto, rsspstubsAmsnts suplico
90 10 presto, 81 90 posib's, inmediaaa
consideration.
May fsspstuosamsntsl
lHrmAdcl Roland P. Fdlkner.
C0misioAad0 DO Rdxaasi6n,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-10-27
Fabric, d uiqdna' Do To'.
tu cafe Dc Victor c'pd|w
San German P. r.

Dc fAbsiesn sstAs mAqutoas del
aAmAas y prsaio sac % pidan. Mas'
tAmsaes .gasIssk les qss % i'm sortan
Del sxwsagero. III ta1 aAo do 10 sul'
gaAAs do largo, Q do aasho IL do
Alte, vale dss dsilass. De mayor ts'
mARe suhea los presios.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
HAWAIIAN BAND STRANDED
Famous Musical Organization Heard
Here Recently VIII be Helped
Home by Loyal Hawaiian
Natives.

a dispatch from Honolulu states
that citizens of that Hawaiian city
have subscribed 1000 to bring back
the Royal Hawaiian band. which was
heard in Grand junction three weeks
ago. and the dispatch states is strand
ed in this country. The 1000 has
been cabled to the Union Trust com
pany of San Francisco for the trans
portation and expenses OF the band to
to Honolulu. The governor has or
dered the members Of the band as
territorial national guardsmen, to re
turn to Honolulu and they are eX-
pectcd to be there by Thanksgiving
day
The band has been in America
about one year. The expenses of the
organization are very heavy and there
are over fifty people in the band and
glec clubs. While the band has been
enthusiastically greeted everywhere
in this country and has been heard
by great audiences in every city and
The tour has not been one of great
success financially
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
THE CATTLE
NAY SUFFER
RANGE IS HURT
In the Rocky Mountain Reg
ion---GrasS Turns Green
and Will Not Prove Good
Winter Feed.

Cheyenne, Wyo.. Nov. 1S.-A pee
uliar condition confronts and is caus-
ing considerable worry to the live
stock interests throughout the Rocky
Mountain region. The heavy fall Of
snow in October matted down the tail
grass which had been cured nicely.
but which had scarcely been touched
by cattle. sheep and horses. Warm
weather followed the storm and the
matted grass held moisture so long
that green grass started Stock thar
eats this green grass will not do we'll
in the winter, as the animals become
soft and fiabby, and cannot weather
severe storms. As this matted grass
is to be found over wide section
stoclImeu are compelled TO either
feed hay or turn stock OUT on the
ranges and run the risk of losing
heavily.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
THE ELKs SOCIAL.

This evening the first social to be
given this fall by the local lodge OF
Ellts vii take place and the affair is
being looked forward TO with much
pleasure by the members of the popu-
lar order and their ladies'. A delight
full program has been arranged and
refreshments will be served.
The social promises to prove one of
The social events of the early winter.
Prior 20 t social a business meet
ing will be held as this Is regular
meeting night
The beautiful chocolate set on dis
play in the window Of the Moody Jew
elry company store and which Will
be given away at the social to the
lucky lady" has been gazed upon
longingly by many ladies who will be
present tonight
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
BACHELORS.

Bachelors can be found roaming
at large in all parts of the world.
They inhabit apartments. clubs. open
fields. bodies of water and music
halls. They are also seen behind the
scenes. They hover at times near
front gates. and have been found in
back parlors with the aid Of search
light
Bachelors are nomadic by nature
and variable in their tastes. never
going with one gorl long enough to be
dangerous.
Bachelors make love easily. but
rarely keep IT, Rich bachelors are
hunted openly and shamclessly. and
are always in great danger. Those
who finally escape are, as n rule. use
less ever afterwards Tom Mason,
in the December Dclincator.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
THE FIEND
PARDONED
PROTEST HEARD
Colorado Board Of PardOns,
to Pay a Republican Poll
tical Debt, Commutes Sem
tence of Sanchez.

Denver, Nov. 19.-The action OF
the state board of pardons Saturday
In granting n Communication of SEN
tence TO Frederick Sanchez is causing
much comment around Denver to-
day. and there is a story to- the effect
that the action was taken partially at
least, as a means of paying a politi-
cal debt. The story has 1t that GER
tain attorney was very much interest
ed in the securing OF this pardon and
that he received q fee for the
same.
Tho attorney has been engaged in
giving legal advice to the Republican
rity and state organizations for the
past two years. 1t is noted that the
individual members of both organi-
cations went down the line for the
pardon.
Eight years ago Sanchez advertis-
ed for wife. An orphan girl from
Illinois answered the advertisement
and later they were married. A few
days later he had her life insured.
and the next morning she was found
with bullet through her head. He
was arrested. but maintained that a
burglar entered the house and shot
her. He was found guilty of murder
in the first degree and sentenced to
what was then the heaviest penalty
under the law, So years in the peni-
tiary.
The crime was one of the most re-
voting in Colorado's history.
The prosecution claimed at the
time that Sanchez received many an
swers to his advertisement for a
wife. but selected this orphan girl be-
cause she had no relatives to protect
her.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
"NotiCe."

There is no combination or associa-
ton that dictates what we shall
charge or where we shall buy our
goods. Our work shows for itself.
We solicit your trade.-Lewis and
Sallee.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
LOCAL NEWS

Hear the Juveniles in Tips to-
night at the opera house.
The revival meetings at the Chris
tian church will continue throughout
the present week.
Bring us your old bottles. We buy
all kinds. The Grand Junction Bot,
Ting works at GIG Colorado avenue
The Juvenile Bostonians" "Yon
Yonson" and The Missouri Girl"
will be the offerings at the Park opera
house this week
See Lowe and Coulter for hot
air furnace Job They can save you
money and do work promptly. 12G
N. 5th street. Phone 1853 Black.
\ lodge of Elks will be Instituted
at Moutrose the latter part of this
month and big delegation of Grand
Junction Elks will probably go over
to assist in the work Of organiza-
tion.
The Fair store has just Installed
new heating plant. 1t has twice
the capacity OF the old plant and he
ing put in operation few days ago
is given the utmost satisfaction It
is the biggest heating plant In the
business section.
one of the most unique entertain
ments ever given in the city promises
to be the performance tonight at thr
Park Of the famous Juvenile Boston
ians. There has been good sale OF
seats and a large audience is assur-
ed From every Colorado city the
company OF clever children has visit
ed during the past week comes only
the most favorable reports.
1t is a pleasure to have company
once in a while which not only comes
up to expectations as fostered by ad-
vance notices but which if anything
far surpasses any anticipations. Such
n company is the Juvenile Boston
ians. The work of all the youthful
participants was of high order
showing unmistakable talent in every
case.-Deseret News. Salt Lake City.
The Democrat regrets the defeat
OF Judge Theron Stevens for district
judge in the Seventh judicial district
The official count shows him to have
lost out by 30 votes. Some express
the opinion that the release of St
John operated against him. However
that may be. the district has retired
within its confines Absolutely hon
orable and exactingly just was Theron
Stevens on the bench Durango
| Democrat.
When the tip OF dog 5 nose Is
cold moist, that dog is not sick. A
feverish dry nose means sickness with
dog. And so with the human lips
Dry, cracked and colorless lips mean.
feverishness, and are as well III up
pearing To have beautiful pink
velvet-like lips apply at bedtime q
coating of Dr. Shoop Green Salve
| It Will soften and heal any skin all
ment. Get free, trial box, at oul
store. and he convinced. Large nicke
capped glass jers. - cents. c. n
Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
WANT MORE PAY
The Employees OF Every Colorado Rail
road Have Asked for Increases
In Wages and an Advance
VIII Probably be Made.

Employees of the Colorado railroads
have all made demands for higher
pay ranging from 10 per cent to as
as high 80 per cent over their present
wages. says report from Denver.
and the heads of the various operat-
ing departments of the various roads
are trying to come to some agree
ment about the advance to be allowed
the men 1t is probable that some in
crease in pay will be made. The de
mand seems TO be a very general one
and the wages have been raised BY
practically all the roads from New
York TO San Francisco. General Man.
ager Young of the Colorado & South
ern and General Manager Ridgway OF
the Rio Grande are both out of tho
city at present
Although no formal demand has
been made by the railroad men upon
the Denver roads as yet. their com
mittees have visited the general man
ayers and talked over conditions with
them The men claim that as the liv
ing is considerably higher in the Wes'
than in the East. they should be al
lowed correspondingly higher wage.
w T. Newman. fourth vice grand
master of the Brotherhood of Rail
way Trainmen. arrived in Denver yes
terday. and Will take charge of tho
brotherhood affairs in Denver dur.
ing the next few weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19

See US about a buggy within the
next few days. 1t might do US both
some good. d.-Fred Mantey.
Heavy hauling made a speciality by
Barton & Platt. the Fifth street liv-
erymen. Reasonable prices and care
ful work. Anything In this line should
be trusted to them.
From two OF three northern Colo
rado towns come reports Of the op-
Grafton of two men passing worth
less $40 bills issued fifty years ago
By long defunct Georgia Bank. the
same kind of bogus money that was
successfully traded off on a number
of Grand Junction business men
about three months ago. 1t seems
that in every town worked the
swindlers escape the clutches of the
law
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
The woodmen hold their reguI1

The Woodmen hold their regular
weekly meeting this evening.
If you like Coffee but dare not
drink it, try DR.. Shoop's Health Cot
fee 1t is true that real Coffee does
disturb the Stomach. Heart and Kid
neys. But DR.. Shoop's Health Coffee
has not a grain OF true coffee in It,.
Being made from parched grains.
malt, etc, it forms a wholesome, food
like drink, yet having the true flavor
of Old Java and Mocha Coffee.
Made in a minute" Call at our store
for free sample Sold by c D.
Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19

Try the want" column OF the
Sentinel for every want,
Mems 1915 velour calf bluchers at
Shoe Store.
The big masquerade ball on Wed
nesday night at the Auditorium viii
draw an immense crowd. The cos
tuner is expected tomorrow.
The new Pure Food and Drug Law
will mark II on the label of every
Cough Cure containing Opium. Chlor-
ofrom, or any other supplying or poi
sonous drug But it passes DR.. Shops
Cough Cure as made for 20 years. en-
tlrely free Dr. Shoop all along has
bitterly opposed the use OF all opiates
or narcotics. DR. Shoop's Cough Cure
is absolutely safe even for tine young
est babe-and it cures. 1t does not
simply suppress. Get safe and reli-
able Cough cure, by simply insisting
on having DR.. Shoop's. Let the law
be your protection. We cheerfully
recommend and sell it. c. d smith
& Co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
SUES OLD MAN.

Hartford. Con. Nov. 19.-Frances
NJ Curnow. very attractive young
English woman of 2s says that when
James b. Beckwith of Hartford. Con
ncctlcut, so years old asked her six
years ago in England to marry him
she regarded his offer seriously. and
not as since has turned out. sort of
American joke For this reason Miss
Curnow has sued him for n breach Of
promise and damage in $4,000.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
THE COLLBRAN VOTE
No Democratic Judge at the Collbrna
Polling Place for Several Hours.
The Returns Were Never
Properly Signed by all
Judges.

Regarding the Irregularities on
election day at the Collbran voting
precinct the Plateau Voice said on
Saturday:
On account of a most regretablc
circumstances is looks as If there may
may be contest of the Collbran pre-
cinct. with possibility, always. of It's
being thrown out
The trouble began when one of the
election judges having secured from
some source few drinks OF Kentucky
Redeye, or some other brand of noun
tain dew. became so "full' that he
could not attend to the business of
his Office. For some time the matter
ran along practically without demo
cratic Judge: then Jim Jones was
sworn in, and assisted in refereeins
the balance of the count. When it
came to signing up the poll books and
other necessary certificates, Mr.. Jones
very properly declared that he could
only witnessed the latter end. and re-
fused TO sign the documents. The
matter was further complicated by
an oversight by the judges and clerks
in signing the poll books, which nee
essitated their being sent back on
Tuesday to be properly signed. Mr.
Jones again refused to sign the re-
turns. and as the judge who was
Obliged to retire on account of his
convival predictions is now ''miss-
ing" the returns had to go without
any democratic judges signature
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Call for the Ell Socorro cigar If
you want your moneys worth.

Call for the Ell Socorro cigar ii
Jou want your moneys worth.
Lap robes and horse blankets al
prices that sell them Fred Mantey
Barton & Platt. liverymen. first
class establishment, Fifth and Colo
RADIO.
There was large crowd out at the
Saturday night dance at the Audi
torium.
Our competitors are hollerlng
about our prices on buggies and har-
ness. This is what we want. Fred
Mantey.
Chapped hands are quickly cured
by applying Chamberlain's salye.
Price % cents and for sale by C. d.
Cmith and Co Drug Store. Grand
Junction. Fruita and Palisade. Colo.
Wagons made especially for heavy
transfer work. moving household
goods, pianos, etc. Barton 6 Platt,
Fifth and Colorado. a first class
livery stable. Good service guaran-
teed
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-19
A BIG DEAL
\ Syndicate Pays 100000 for G,0OO
Acres of Land i'm the Uncom-
pahgrc Valley, to be Water
ed by the Gunnisou
Tunnel.

100000 has been paid for 6,3S7
acres Of productive agricultural lands
in the Uncompahgre valley by a syn
dicate of Kansas City capitalists
headed by / n. Pepper and George
w. Bruce, and Il colony of coo or 700
families will be established on the
land
The Investment is the direct result
of the tour OF Colorado made by the
agents OF the Missouri Pacific Immi-
grafton bureau last June. and is one
of the largest real estate deals. whera
the land is to be put to active use by
settlers, ever closed in Colorado The
land will be watered by the Gunuison
tunnel now being constructed by the
United States reclamation service.
The property will be sold in tracts
of forty acres, and will be disposed oi
at prices ranging from S25 to $40 an
acre. Water will cost about S25 u
$50 an acre. and must be purchased
from the government. The land will
be used for raising fruit and sugar
beets
The Uncompahgre valley is reached
by the Denver q Rio Grande railroad
The property is purchased by the Kan
sas City syndicate is situated near
Delta. olathe and Montrose. most OF
It being near olathe on the California
and Ash mesas.
Mr.. Bruce is planning to make his
headquarters at Delta until the land
is colonized and Mr. Pepper Will be
stationed AT Montrosc