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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
ISABEL RENE AT|lts

"a al iardfn do mis- afsstos, que
son nushos, muehos mas que ms
odios, Qss SON 10 ruindad. puss a6lo
odio 10 sirAnfa dc pueblo & pueblo, de
G obisrno 4 pueblo, On csc iardfn h.
sntia 10 una vex mas 10 sAulslosa
PArss. tronehando una do las A,rss
zoe me son prsdilsstas. para adornar
az caro- do triunfos que sonduse & 10
elernidAd aombrfa..--
I,abslita: u 10 4 u arrsbatada &
mi iAr1in, ca plsnA primAvera do 10
vida. lC6mo sustituirss? Una for
muers y otrA a ,r nAssi psro IL d6nds
van 4 pArar les que % sgoAtan?
Hay d )rss hsrmAnas y 4 Jrsa dis
tas que Aprssia o. iardinsro y adore
o. otro iArdinero do laa . mas que 90
llama Of posta'
Y 10 Quisiera mi iardfn intxeto,
cada vex con mas fures; pero que nc
restAIe nj una sola AR IL tsrri5.s 20
dal ~ do lee vidaa.
ia irks & aumsntar oil alado soro
do les virgsnsa sue OIL & en- oil elelo
himnizAn 10 virt0d proelG n an IL
exss 10.
habrA On 10 terra una aurora
msEos. Y hAbt& % 10 a.tarA IN
resplAndor mas
Y Of % cleric, IIAbsliia. que o.
10 RsptblieA do las aImas. euya ius'
sisia % dos. los Angeles 90 sumani'
can son Gl, Eflsls por 10 patriA, do 10
cual 10 ~auIsntAs. dsiando s0raxonss
afigidos, y vAslve & ellis, transfer
mazda On an alisnto vivlfesnte y trans
formador do 10 hImosa Independent
olAl
EnIoness, 20 sortar6 t1das les
Aorss del iArdin dc mis- AtsssoA, para
oftendarlAs ca I'M diA do gloria y do
prestigio & Ia invista dloaA do 10
LihertAdl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
HUEsPED TROPICAL

Diss an psri6diso do loo EstAdos
Uaidoai
sEn lOs rAsimos do p~lGtanos cue
llsgan do 10 Anne rieA Central, y oaroa
puntos. 90 snsusntran sismprs psligro'
SOC hu6spsdss contra los que hay que
eatar On guardia. Los sscorpionss,
eisnpi6s y & vsess vlborAs. los sssoeen
csmo domisilio y llsgan { cate puerto
ain pagan passia
Hacs POGO Nora Murray, sirvisu'
tA ca 81 restaurant, dc ana sssuslA
superior do somsreio. On Brooklyn,
oil sogsr No plklAno, de an Easimo,
sinli6 san fasrts puAzAdA On Of pulgAr
que Solt6 lA teula, lanxAndo "a griao
que alarm6 & los satudiAntes, quiensa
al sAcudir Of rAs.m9, hlsisFon aAsr Do
81, una anOrms J r~spalsiva tArkaiula.
La nAno y brAso Do 10 ioven CO.
msrE Gron { ina ImATss do mAnsEA ten
AlarmAnts, que tu6 preslso sondusirla
q un hospital. ssiarls Of dsdo = Apli.
earle sn6rgiaos snIis6 ptieo para evil
tar msyorss males. 81 professor Bed.
ford, dc la Ease de Flstologfa, {
Quisn sntrsga ION los sstudiantes OIL
animal que hAbfan hssAo prisioasro,
ensopIr6 al msdirlo que Isnfa ssis
pulgAdAs de largo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
G, AtiIes Garcia.
IN LYICHAM|ELT0

Ri negro Roberto CtGrkA t06
AhorGAdo por tna turbA dc 800 HON
brss, ssraA do 10 sStAsi6n LussdGls,
alabama, dsspu6s do hAbsrlo peras'
guido dssds Mississippi Ia pelot6n
dc gents armada aigui6 oil negso p0r
dos millas, hAstA s~ApturArlo 0sreA dc
On donds sl a'guAstI Dc lA
losAlidAd hixo que % 4sllos 90 10 On
pusa saba iban { IinChArlo,
porQuo 80 10 aauiabA de- hAbsr atAsA'
do & unA muisr blanca.
Junto cen Giro guArdia, vlgil6
toda 10 nochs en- 10 CA reel donds he
biA msIido 81 n-Erti psro u por la
mAdrugAdA los vsnei6 Of aut 40, del
que AproVSshAron los sissutorss para
A~podsrAElO del prsso y eolgArlo do a.
posts de t~slSgrAfoS, no lsios do 10
prisi6n. Lusgo 90 dispsrsAron J no
ha vuelto { sahsrse de sllca
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

~plsutscioneS de PALMS. de 5000, sQui'
v~slentes & "a heatsreAs, una ares y
dieE , nueva ~eenIiAreAs, e0lindAntsG
por 81 Norts con unoa mAnglareS;
por Ell Sur con 10 xona maYitims; Dor
el Eats son tarrenos do Pedro CiDGr6n
y por 81 Osste con tisrras de don Joa9
GuAl , aucssion de AleiAndro Lugo,
r~eprsenIAda por 81 viudA AKuada
susrez Redeem N dishA foeA lrsn
cAsas dc MADEIRA, eonStrufdAs por "a
dusda 10 promovents, { ssber; una de
dies vAraS dc feente por oeho de fon'
DO con una coeina anexsi otrA de cuA'
tro vAras de ttepte por asia de fondo
= otra dc sirCo vAras de fssnte Dor
tres de tondo, dos dc elias de reeiepts
e~opStrucei6n.
FOR TANTO habisndo ordenado
Ell HOcorShle Luis MpncX Norales,
Juex de eata Corte dc Dislrito que Ie
ellie 4 los anIeriores duenoa 8 aus
barr dsros aAuSahablsDtes , QUE ne
pubiiQuen sdiotos dursnte 1esents
dfGs y TOR tres wees dsntro de- dieho
plSEo en el psri0dieo La DENoCRAuA
aue 20 editA On San Juan na Puerto
Rico eitkndoss & lus psrsonas igoora.
tSs cue ss crean tener lobrs dieho In
muable Algun deTecho real "a tndAs
.qusllaa & Quienes pufda periudicar
lie in.crip nion de dominic soie,tads
'ars que eoueuFrGn & b Ger uso de an
tsreshn deotro del * .rsaada plAx,
70 sesepta ofAs ~nGtnrAles. prsvin ku
doles que t%rSnsauriido dicho PLACE v
ida IL pFuehA gre IL promovspte
afrssca % resolverA sobrs j. dec ara.
sion re dominic, pArAndo { los per.
iuicios de leyi
Extiendo 81 pressnta edieto hsio
nj htmA J aello de L. Corts de Gua
VAms q ocho De S~eptismbre de mil
1oVselentos Ieia.
Francisco Morales.
sssrttario de lA Corls dc Di,trito
del Distrito judicial Dc
GuAyAmA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
FIN De IN PROc{!O

Dies M psri6dieo do la eiudad do
NusvA York.
In Toms Rivar, Nusva Jersey, %
he dsdo 40 & 10 ruidosa sausa lorna.
Dc al m6diso do ssa poblasi6n, doctor
Ffstk Bros wsr. por scusksssis Dc
haber snvsnsnado & su mujsy. Du'
rsDts sl prossso dee aYArou multitud
do beat! COS y % oysron opinionss Do
p~sriSos. para sabsr Of % hAbiA hseho
ersgar & 10 snvsnsnada srsksiso y
vidrio On polvo, y Of Asi tu6. Qai6ass
srsn los eulpablss. Ii dsfsnsa pre-.
ssndfs que In fAllssida faS vfstima do
an snvsAensmisnso por ptomafnaa ,
Of iurado vot6 oil IA on fAvor dol aeu.
sado.
Este lee do las grAeias 4 todos,
81 iuss, { sus abogadss. y entire loo
vfsorss y f~slisitacionss dc sue amigos,
ssli6 dol tribunal dirig.6ndose 4 dor
10 busna nusva & la sshorita atslla
1s0lsnahAn, suyo nomhrs no hAbfa
mszslado con Of suyo On Of prossso.
Lusgo fu6 & "a casa. donds 10 90,
psrAban ansioskmsnts Ga mAdrs s H.
jos. FL dc ssor maniksatA que rsauu,
datA sus trabsios On 10 pohlaci6n.
como Antss y Itsibuys sas sufrimien'
sos & malqusrsncia por pArts do pa'
riantes do "a muier.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
Ell Meior Remedio Que Sc Tia Tornado
Para La 0ripe.

Ell Mejor Remedio Que Sc Ha Tornado
Para La 0ripe.
Ell Sr. Robert l.. Madison, A. NJ,
Principal del High School Of Cullowhee,
Painter, NC, y presidente de la tinta
dc educaci6n de Jackson County.
AL hablar de Ia Peruna Ell Sr. Madison
dice:
"JamAs estoy sin peruna, rs la medi-
Gina mas eficaz que he tornado para In
grippe.
"Cur6 q mi esposa de catarro nasal.
Una vez SO encontr6 tan enferma que
cast no podia respirar por Ia nariz.
"Consecuentemente, Sc present6 n
inflamaci6n de Ia ~garganta, y cada ve2
Sc. sentia peor y peor, hasta que Sc prob6
la Peruna.
"a la Peruna debo mi salud Y la de mi
esposa."
ManaIin, 81 Laxante EaVorif0.
Ell Manalin es ell mas moderno laxante,
%agradable al paladar, suAve en- su acci6n
y cura infaliblemente extrenimiento 8
constipation. Els un catartico inmejora.
bic para adultos y nifos. A cada frasco
acompaia direcciones para su uso.
81 su droguista no tiene esta medi.
Gina escriba A la Peruna Drug Medicine
Co., Columbus, Ohio, E, q. de A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

aisntsn y siscutsp. bien 90 pneds "a.
Ger ana pstria librs. Adslante.
LAS mesaa flnsionaron per fsota
mspts. Eutre los inspssssass y sssrs
aarios hubo oil mayor grado dc cor.
dialidad , rsretc.
La t1iea nots dissordsnts que
Observance On los Co!egios rdmsros
l, 2 fe6 10 protesta que hisisron
lcs Iuspsstores rspubhesnos do algu.
mas papelstas, porque 10 erpz no 10.
saba lcs extremos del efreul0.
Los sm'gos DAvils y Castro, que
tisnen olaro sritsrio, &c olvidaron de
los ~prssastos tsrmins ntes do 10 Ley y
del sspiritu dsmcc'& i.so one IL infor-
ms, para psnssr en- loo rssabios do
otras Gpocas na, infortunadas.
Los tiampos eorren y TODD 10 We
tusto ssds al golpe rudo dc 10 libsrtad
y del progreso, que de grAdo % i'm
n0nen,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
APRESADOS POR LA GRIPE--
MA.
La Gripe Es Catsrro Fpdemico.

@
MO dispense clase 8 nacionalidad.
IN Cultos & %ignorantes, arist6cratas {
indigentes, las classes todas estan ex-
puestas 4 la grippe,
Nadie esta e~xento-todos estdn ex-
puestos.
La Peruna es Ell dnico remedio que
cura tan d%estructora enfermedad.
Empiece embellishments q tomar Pc
runa 81 estA padeoiendo de la grippe 8 de
u resultados.
Los testimonies sequences justihcan
10 efcaz que ha sido la Leruna en- casos
de grippe.
Padeci6 Por Doce Amos De Los Efectos
De La 0ripe. La Pe-ru-na, Ell Re.
medic Que Proporcion6 La Cura.
Sr. Victor Patneaude, 32s Madison St.,
Topeka, Kans., escribe como sigue:
"Hacen doce anos tuve la grippe y nun
ca pude recobrar mi salud y mis- fuerzas.
Cada dfa me sentia mas debil, hasta que
nc pude trabaJar.
"Hacen dos amos empece d usar Ia
Peruna, y recuper6 mis- fuerzas de tai
manera que I'm mes despues pude
TRAFALGAR. Este invierno tuve otro ataque
de grippe, pero la Peruna pronto 10 ex-
trajo de mi sistema,
"Mt esposa y 20 ~consideramos ID
Peruna como ell verdadero remedio del
kogar."
Two NeUmonia DeSpueS De La 0ripe.
La Pe-ru-na Ell RemedIo Que Pro-
porcion6 La Cura.
Sr. G. Barnecott, West Aylmer, On.
tarIo. Canada, escribe como sigue:
"El invierno pasado tuve neumonia
cuando estaba en- convaleciencia de la
grippe. Tome la Peruna por dos meses y
me euro.
"Por experienced digo que c%ualquiera
puede curarse con la PerunA, sin que lie
cause muchos gastos.
"Siempre que me r~esfrio, tomo algunas
dosis & Peruna, = me pongo al corriente.
"Tambien Sc la de q mi hita que estaba
muy enferma, y no podia atender a su
trabajo de modista.
"Un frasco de Peruna produjo tan buen
efecto que desde %entonces ha trabajado
sin intorpecimiento alguno.
"lnduje aque la probara una senorita
amiga mia que hacia tempo estaba en-
ferma. La tom6 por tres meses, y hoy
gozad de inmeiorable salud.
"A todos la recomiendo para enferme-
dajes catarrales, y como Ell mejor t6nico
para convalecientes."~
Catarro Del SiStema, ReSuifado De
La Gripe, La Pe-ru.na Recibe Ell
Credito Por La Buena SaIud
Que Coca.
La Sra. Jennie W. Gilmore, de White
Oak, Indian Territory, Box A, en- carta
reciente dice como sigue:
"Hace seis amos tuve la grippe seguido
de catarro del sistema.
"L~s inico7 ltnedios que tome fneron
Ia Peruns y FL Manalin, y por los dlti-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
Red ~" Line Of STEAMSHIPS

II vApor PHILADELPHIA euyA
sAlida sstaba AnunsiAda para Of pro
xImo mi6rsoles II del sorrisnts s@A
aasIiIuido por Of vApor SAN JUAN
40 10 SNtw York Il Porto Rtso Steam
ship Co.. Of susl xArPArG de cate
puSrIo 81 miamo diA . las 4 do %
tArds;
vILLAR Il Co., Agsntes.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

mos tres amos he gazado de metor salud
que por muchos amos antes.
"a Ia Peruna doy Ell cr6dito por mi
buena salud."
La Pe.ru-na, Ell Mejor T6nic0 DeSpueS
De La 0ripe.
Sra. Chas. L. Wells, Delaware, Ohio,
escribe como sigue:
"Despues de un ataque muy severe de
grippe, tome Peruna y la encontre muy
buena como t6nico."
Ell Sr. Juez Horacio J. Goor, Hartwell,
Georgia, escribe como sigue:
"Tuve un sever ataque de grippe, y me
dej6 con catarro del sistema. I'm amigo
me aconsej6 tomara la Peruna. La ter.
cera botella complete Ia cura,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

In lie CorIe Municipal dc Vega BpJs
?. r -OhalnA dal kArIhAl,

P. r -Onslna del karIhAl.
Por euHnto { Ia tareetia de domi.
MO inIerpuesIR por Francisco Quino.
nss, 90 rselGmasi6n dc los bienss In.
musbleI que fusron en- bargados en- 16
dc Fsbrsro de l see por 10 mercantile
que en- ssta plaza girA baio 10 rs16n
s0cial De ForIsBa Alonsoy Compsnfs,
en- sl pleiso civil Beguido en- ditha Cor.
- sontrs EStsbsn Noptsn z, on eobro
De pesos, 70 ordenA por ell pressnIs 10
Suspension del edicto fschG IL de o..
Iubre de / S06. AnuneiAndo IL nuhSsta
do dishos hisnss hAstA tsnto 20 resuel'
~ la ~teresrfa. 10 que 80 hase pdbli
90 para general sonocimiento.
Dado b. !, mi hrmA ga Yega Be-
9, 4 rs de oSlubfs do l 9Os.
Ls6s n. Vega,
NArshal dc la Corte Municipal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
IOTA5 De PONCE
lOonAn&aaln Dc "a pdrssa Iel

tO0rAn&aoi(n de Ia pdT6tG ~
Edward F. stsel fue eApturAdo
Dor 81 polisfA Castor Malta = sondu
lido ante Of Jusx, Quien 10 txigi6 500
dollars de nanzA.
TAmbi6n otro americana llAmado
@. Johnson do aver otra patAdA 4 IN
mushasho pusrtorriqueho, sauSkndols
ana tusrta eontusion On 10 sara. III
polisiA ElAdio Rivsra 10 arrOst6 In
continent,
(HnRRSMONaAI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

LIE rGquina pGrtio 90 ssepda ( d BILE
~vslcsidai, Ol burrsro COT llDu6 81
lsnlG Marcia entire nubss de pol1o,
eAntkudols 81 msq1iniSts Of fsmt 90
sekldoos amsrisanti STrsinta , sue
tro msnos ones, no son mss cue 2lj
Oliminsss sompsdrS, musva . ate d.
ana WE1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
lOARD|NG HOUSE

Gale "a, ndmsro 10A. oasIs, rIsN
York. Siho muy sSntriso. Pr6ximo
81 subway, & los elevados, { loo eArroA
slsStrisOs de A~mstsrdAm, Columbus,
Brodway, - y % Avsnids. Mug Osrsa
del hotsl EaSis Antotnstss, donds 81
o. CI@O hero GnsrtcGno. A sists euadraa
del doctor Hsnna. Casa amplia , sls.
gante' Oosina amsriaAna y eapaAo'
la. Inhalation eomplsA&mana nusva,
Tres hanoa. Pfdanss intormes 4 Ia
administration do La DmtooRAuA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
tAGENTES PARA PUERTO-RICO
Hernandez & Barasorda.

ci6n de- dcnsI abel Rivsra , Pou hs
erem vido anita ssts Cnrts un u %
dIents solisitArdo Se dtciAre eli domi
uin Q1s tisne dieha senorA aobre 10
Hignispts inca. Rd,tiea; EptaDeia de
nf minais elias Narsss,s radio ads 81
81 barrio de Jobas, lug,r de Las Ma
rsas, del ierm'po mprisipal de Guays
ma eompusstA de ,s.srta , upa eusy
das , nusvs csDieLlmas de otrA Dc ~
Trsu9 llAnc, dsdisAdA 4 psIloI ~
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

r. : c rts Dc ni.s-itn 1sl Diatri.o
J,dlo'al Sc Gutysms p. r
K,iadts Jniios q Ams-'c4 E Pc
,ide5se is Ice Eui.d, Unidrs $ 5.
Is,b Riva-a y Fou lex parts. So
/ = don't. de ups Urea rGNiea
Pr auat,0 Of lest.do TomAl Der.
sAFdlpi Dc la H.sf,RI &c representa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10

Una raz6n por la cual Sc usa la Peru
ma en- tantos hogares, es porque nc
contiene nareGticos de ningdn genera.
La Peruna no es nociva a la salud.
Sc puede tomar TODD ell tempo que sc
desee sin que Sc adquiera ell vicio de
tomar drogas. La Peruna no alivia
temporalmente cura permanente-
mente.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-11-10
Aurora Marin.

Vease nuestro interesaute TO.
netfn FL CG6aEIero de Ca.
SG R01G, epoca de Ia gran
revoluci6n francesa, en- Las
paginas s. y e.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-24
STILL UNIDENTIFIED
The Young Man Found Dead In a
Ditch Near Iona, Lies in
Gourley's Morgue Await
ing Identification.

J Late yesterday afternoon Under
taker Gourley reached the city with
the body of the young man found
. along the railroad, face down in a
ditch. not far from the Iona sta
lion. The body has been prepared
tor burial and will be held at Gour-
ley's morgue for few days while eff
brts are being made to Identify
the man.
Undertaken Gourley states that
several people who viewed the body
Sat F'ruita yesterday remembered hav-
ing seen the man on the day before in
Fruita. He was a stranger in the
town and remained there only a short
time. telling no one as far as known
his name or his business. He was
seen in one of the restaurants where
he ate one or two meals.
Just what time the man left Fruita
or in what manner he left Is not
known 1t is very likely that he tool,
train out of Fruita on Monday night
and failed or being knocked from
the train met death.
Coroner Hanson viewed the re-
mains last night and again today In
his opinion the man met death acct
dentally on the railroad.
Besides the bad wound on the side
of the head, made no doubt in stril-
ing the bridge piling over the ditch
an announced yesteray. the mans
hip is dislocated and a shoulder brok-
en-. These injuries We're probably
sustained in falling from the train
and striking the bridge piling.
The young man is certainly of res
pectable appearance and was dress
ed. as stated yesterday. very nicely
and comfortably.
Ii Identification cannot be establish
ed the remains will be laid to rest in
an unmarked grave.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-24
Glassware at the G. V. Store.


A good many gentlemen have been
out duck hunting during the past few
days.
city Agent Hum, OF the Rio
GIande, leaves this evening for his
eastern vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar A. Krohn have
taken rooms temporarily at 1125
Rood avenue where they will reside
until the completion of their new
home.
Thomas McClary. lecturer and
humorlst of national note, was in the
city last night and this morning. He
is filling a series OF engagements In
the state this month.
II is reported that money Is being
offered at the Pastime that Haywood
the Socialist candidate. Will poll more
votes In the state than Lindsey. the
Independent candidate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burnett. of the
Grand hotel. were arrivals home last
night from the east where they went
to purchase several thousand dollars
worth of new furniture which is to
be placed in the new st. Regis hotel.
Elegant furnishings for every part of
the splendid new hostlery were select
ed. Beyond doubt the new hotel
will be the most elegantly furnished
and appointed house of its size in
western Colorado and will compare
favorably with many of the larger
first class hotels in Denver and other
western cities.
With merry dialogue of musical
comedy and songs and dances calcu-
Hated to please all devotees of music
fun and laughter. Saturday. Oct. "a
at the Park opera house "The Two
; Johns" which has long been fav-
orlte of the American public. will.
come. Those who remember this
musical absurdity viii want to see #
again. and those who have never had
an opportunity. will certainly have
double treat in store. This is ]
c. Stewards masterpiece by all odds
1t will have an element of freshness
even to old timers. who remember
I merely the delightfulness of its hum
OF. Many new songs, dances and nov
el specialties are introduced.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-24

New pillow tops at G. Y. store.
The Odd Fellows were in session
last night
Plat and Heron handle feed and
farm implements. Call and see them
Always call for the Ell SoeOrro cigar
sold by all first class dealers Union
made.
We want to have talk with you
before you buy that new buggy
Plat and Heron.
The day dawned clear and bright
the storm has passed and this has
been a typical late fall day.
No. was reported only three or
four hours late this afternoon. Should
this train get in again just on time
somebody might drop dead.
The October term of the Mesa
county court was in session eight
days in all, adjourning until Janu-
ary 10th. on yesterday, as announced
by the Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-24
DELIGHTFUL RECEPTION
Rev. and Mrs. c. W. q. Lyon Re
ceive over One Hundred and
Fifty Friends Ia-t Even
ing at the RectOry.

One of the large evening recep
tions that will be memorable in the
years social annals was the rccep-
ton given on last evening by Rev,
and Mrs. c. w. C. Lyon. at thei:
home, the rectory, on north Fourth
street.
The hours were 1880 Till O..
clock and from nine o'clock until
1890 O'Clock. And during those
hours about one hundred and fifty
guests were given cordial welcome
by the popular rector of St. Mat
thews church and his equally as
popular wife.
A world OF crysanthemums. of
the yellow and white varieties were
employed by Mrs. Lyon in decorating
the home. The dining room was es-
pecially beautiful in the decorations
formed of the lovliest of fall flowers.
The color plan, yellow and white
was carried out admirably through
out the rooms and at the refreshment
tables.
Light refreshments, eNquisitely
prepared and prettily served. were
provided for the guests. Mrs. A.
r. Cullen and Mrs. f. p. Taylor pre-
aided over the refreshment tables
while Misses Bonnie Allen. Flor
ence Sturtevant and Dorothy Osborn
assisted at the tables.
\ temptingly arranged punch bowl
was in charge of Misses GormleS
and Reed.
Miss Carroll. Mrs. Lienbaugh and
Mrs. Northrop assisted in receiving
and entertaining the guests.
1t was a very pleasant occasion. an
admirably appointed reception and
every guest will remember the even
ing only with pleasure.
The daily sentinel., 1906-10-24
Dolls at C. V. store.

Dolls at u. v. STORE.
Stationery and school supplies at
G. V. Store.
A fine line of robes and blankets.
Fred Mantey.
First class meat market at Acker-
man & Corcorans.
The Misses Haley, of Delta, are
visiting friends in the city today.
No. due at midnight did not ger
in until after five this morning. No
l was also several hours late.
John Berry an old man, was arrest
ed yesterday on the drunk and disor
derly charge He was given S5.Oi
and costs this morning in police conr
and being unable TO pay remains
prisoner in the city Jail
As announced in the Sentinel yes
terday license to wed was issued U
| william j. Irwin and Miss Nellie J
| Blair. both of DeBeque. Mrs. Blai
is the divorced wife of Bryson 7
Blair. the land Office official at Mont
rose and formerly county clerk o
Mesa county. Mr. and Mrs. Blai
were divorced only few months age