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The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
CHARLES H. WALLIS
Sheriff Elect Charles Schrader Has
Chosen the Present City Mar
shal as His Undersheriff

This afternoon Charles Schrader
the newly elected sheriff OF Mesa
county officially announced that he
had selected Charles II. Wallis, the
present city marshal of Grand juno
ton. as his undersheriff. Mr.. Wallis
has signifled his intention of accept
ing the position.
The Sentinel stated several days
ago that Mr.. Wallis would probably
be the man.
Mr.. Schrader has not yet appointed
his deputy sheriff.
Charles H. Wallis has been city
marshal for the past eighteen months.
He is former sheriff. He has been n
resident of the valley for many years
and no man has wider acquaintance
with the people of the county. He Is
well qualified for the position.
Mr.. Wallis will tender his resigna-
ton from the city marshalship in a
short time. The city council will
choose his successor.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
A BIG PROJECT

Colorado Springs. Dec. 19.-The
actual digging of the new drainage
tunnel for the Cripple Creek district
Will begin between January LIST and
the fifteenth of the month. is in the
opinion expressed by the chief engi-
neer after a meeting of the mine own
ers. held in this city yesterday to
take final action on the project It
was announced that $3.50 900 had ac-
tually been subscribed, and that the
total would be brought up to $500,
000 by subscriptions of railroad com
panies. and that the remaining S40,-
600 will be raised by small subscrip-
lions. The Colorado Springs and
Cripple Creek railroad and the Colo
rado Midland, are expected to con
trlhntn 81. 900 aheh.-
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
WHAT PEOPLE
HAVE TO PAY

New York. Dec. 19-The extent of
the tribute paid to the Standard OIL
company by the people of America
because of that corporations monop-
oily on petroleum products. and the
means pursued by Rockefeller and
his colleagues. were confessed on
oath by high Standard Oil officials
in a hearing here.
j. A. Moffatt, director of the Stan
dard Oil company of New Jersey. and
president of the Standard Oil com.
pany of Indiana, was asked the cosl
of producing a gallon of refined oil
and he replied a cent or a cent and
a quarter would probably cover the
cost
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
HE DISAPPEARS

Denver. Dec. 19-Cytrein o. Iouv-
iere, a wealthy ranchman, whose
home is at lola, Colorado, twenty
miles west of Gunnison has disap-
peared either in Denver or Kansas
City. and the police in both places
have been requested to look for him.
The man had with him, his friends
believe. between $4,000 and $lO,-
900. He had also seven carloads of
cattle. On December 9th he was
scheduled to leave Kansas City for
Durango, where he expected to close
a business deal two days later. HIS
friends are directing the search and
they fear that he has met with foul
play.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
SOLDIERS FIRE
ON A TRAIN

Pensacola, Fla. Dec 19.-Feder-
al troops fired into a train near Fort
Barrences. late last night, after a
quarrel with the conductor. The war
department has ordered an investiga-
ton. One man refused to pay his
fare and when the conductor attemp-
ted to eject him from the train. some
of his comrades aided him in resist
ing. The train was brought to a stop
and the chief of police arrested the
man who had started the trouble.
As the train was on its way back to
the city, several volleys We're fired in
TO it by the men who We're concealed
along the track.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
MANY HURT
IN A WRECK

Hutchinson, Kansas, Dec 19.-The
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacthc' NO
80 east bound was derailed at Cul-
lision in Routt county early today
Two cars and the engine leit lhe
track and all but the engine turned
over More than twelve persons
were injured, some of them more OF
loss seriously. The wreck is believ'
ed To have been caused by spreading
rails.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
GREAT FIRE

Boston. Dec ia fire in the
Studio building in fremont street,
in the furniture store of Eldridge and
Peabody, shortly after eight o'clock,
this morning. threatened to destroy
the large four story stone structure.
Nearly all of the fire departments in
the city were summoned to fight the
flames. At ten o'clock it was thought
that the flames would not spread bey-
ond the burning building.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19

Senator J. r. Gordon, of Pueblo, is
in town today.
Charles Berry, former private sec
retary of Congressman Hogg, and
once resident of this city is here
today.
The stock of harness tht will be
put In by Platt and Heron will be
strictly first class in evry particular.
Wait to see their opening.
Platt and Heron will on the first
of January open a large harness shop
department to their already large
business. A first class harness maxi
er will be secured and a large stock
of new goods will be purchased.
There will he a mothers meeting
at DR.. Mary Hunters Friday after
noon at 3 p. m. An interesting source
of topics has been planned with COM
petent leaders. The meeting led by
| DR.. Hunter being the first of the
course. Let all mothers who can.
come to these meetings. The w. c.
/ 7. U. meets one half hour earlier for
| the transaction of business. All lad
] les are welcome.
The announcement made eXclus-
lively in the Sentinel yesterday that
Mrs Julia Williams had been grant
ed an absolute divorce from her hus-
band. Harry Williams, might be fol-
lowed by the statement that no CON
test against the petition for divorce
was made by the husband. He was
not present at the trial but his inter
ests were looked after by Attorney
n. e. Coles. appointed by the court
1t is understood that the young couple
had parted a good while ago and the
divorce proceedings were no surprise
one of the most prominent apples
that has come to light recently in the
COLORADO Beauty" a dark red fruit
of fine flavor. II. NJ. Cannon has 5 6
trees which bore sos boxes and whici
netted the grower $1,S9I75 or $2.3j
per box The trees are very thrifty
and bear every promise of heavy
! bearers. Mr.. A. b. Patterson, of Ec
3 kert, has charge of the propagation
b and informs the Herald that the tree
3 will be ready for delivery in 1905
There is little doubt as to the popu
b larity of this apple as when once seei
. and eaten its good qualities are n
e once learned. over one thousand dol
j lars from 80 trees beats any low
) corn story We have yet heard of an,
T. Mr.. Cannon being one of our very re
; liable growers its authenticity is wei
Colorado Fruit Grower.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
BISHOHP McCABE
is NO MORE

New York, Dec. 19.-Bishop ohhr
les c. McCabe, of the Methodist EPis-
copaI church, died in New YORK nos
pital at 500 o'clock th's mornihS'
Death was due to apopicNy' wiz
which the bishop was stricken .II,
nj days ago while passing @ llroui
this city ON his way 10 ms n"iii' ~
ph hiIndclphin.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
EDITOR ARRESTED
IN LEADVILLE

Leadville. Dec. 19.-Arthur SIN
clair Holly. late managing editor OF
the Leadville Courier, was arrested
Yesterday on three charges, OF pro
curing money under false pretenses.
The charges were made by Charles
Bannister and James Hennessey' Two
saloon men.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
Watch For My Coming!

announces Kris Kringle, the pa
tron saint of Christmas. He has
dived and delved so often into our
stock of tinepieces, precious
stones, necklaces, rings, breastpins
and other jewelry that he knows
warm welcomes await him if his
pack has been loaded here. This
line is but to remind you of jewel
ry headquarters at prices to suit
all purses.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
GREATEST LEGAL BUSINESS
OF ANY MINING COMPANY

Regarding the announcement made
some weeks ago by the Sentinel, to
the effect that Governor c. 5. Thomas
of Colorado had been engaged as lead
ing attorney for the great Mohawk
Mining company in Utah, at a fabu-
lous salary, the Salt Lake Herald has
the following to say:
Former Governor C. S Thomas
with headquarters at Denver, Colo
RADIO, has been engaged by Nixon and
Wingheld as chief counsel for the
owners of the Mohawk mine at a
salary of $4,000 according to the
Mountain NsvNdan. Thia princsly
sum is the largest retainer fee ever
offered to any attorney by any Nevada
man or firm, and is an example OF
the value of the holdings of the COM
pany to employ such legal talent, as
well as their confidence in the ability
and future of their mines in Nevada.
The announcement of the retaining
of Governor Thomas at one of the
largest salaries ever offered an at
torney in the west was made in Reno
Monday morning and was sent to
Denver by special telegram to the at
tornev whose services were thus en-
gagged.
Senator Nixon and associates arc
the owners of the fabulously rich
Mohawk mine-the richest in the
GoIdfield district. This is the mine
declared by James Burns to make the
Portland mine, rich as IL is, look llke
prospect. Leasers are taking from
the Mohawk three fortunes every day
and these leases expire January 1
When Mr.. Nixon and associates will
take over the mine.
BY reason of the terms of the con
tract offered Governor Thomas the
legal business of this firm. which soon
will be the greatest of any gold min
ing company in America, is to be
handled by Governor Thomas.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
GREAT SUMS
ARE PAID

Chicago. Dec. 19.-Never before
was so much money paid for carrying
freight on lake vessels as during the
season just closed. rough estimate
places it at about SCI ,OOO, 900 for
coal. iron ore, grain and lumber. The
profits to the vessels was perhaps the
largest in the history of the lake.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-19
SHOWING THERE

GIenwood. Springs, Dec. 19.-Slnce
earIv morning . inches OF snow nav nav
fallen in this vicinity, and the ihuica- CsC.i-
lions pooint to more snow oeiui c
night.
R E. vickery returned at noon
from a trip to DeBeque.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
SEWERS DRUG co.
Buys Out Short & HAYNES and
will Operate the Business.
Mr.. HAYNES GUING WEST.

After fifteen years of successful
drug business in Cloverport, Short 6,
Haynes have sold out to the Sewers
DRUG Co., composed of Mr.. d. a..
Sewers and sou, j. Byrne. Mr.. Hayn es
will join u. W. Short IN Durant and
connect himself with the Dnrant Drug
Co.
The new firm will doubtless be a pop
ulsr one. d. II. Sewers is known 10
every nook of Breckenridge county and
liked we'll where ever he is known His
capacity as thorough .and reliable
business man is unquestioned.
The younger partner of the firm, J.
Byrne Sewers, Is Il registered pharmac-
lst, and "a young man of much practi
cal experience 10 the drug business.
He served under Short d HAYNES for
several years, then entered the Louis
vile college of Pharmacy. After his
graduation year he returned to the col
leRe and took year of special higher
work in the science of medicine.
Since leaving school Sewers has work
ed for large pharmacies in Louisville.
KY, and Pine Bluff. Ark, and later
served in the capacity of travelling
salesman tor Mullen & Haynes,
Owensboro, wholesale druggists.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
Trying To Make 1t
A Blue Law.

Magistrate Hoffman, of Louisville
is trying to make blue law out of tine
Sunday closing law. TIE squire is is
suing warrants right and left against
drug store proprietor's who Keep their
stores open on Sunday, and hoffman
says he will go after the church choir
boys, coachmen, newspapers and any
Others whom he deems Sunday law
breakers.
GOV. Beckham, however, will inter
view and, in case any one is convicted
unpurity, will pardon them.
Ii is stated that if Magistrate Hoff-
man carrys out his plans, the real pur-
pose of the Sunday closing law will be
defeated, and the good already done
wi II be overthrown.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

ARRESTED HERE.
Star Witness in 0wenSbOrO MLr-
der Case Arrested Here.
TAKEN TO 0WENSB0R0.

Elliot Berry, a negro star wit
ness in an Owensboro double
murder case, was arrested here
Saturday by MARSHAL DeHaven.
He was taken to Owensboro Sat
urday night by Deputy Sheriffs
Ollie and Harold Haynes, of
Owensboro. Berry came here
Wednesday morning on the 5
O'Clock train. He claims the
Policeman Peacock paid him 81
the night before to 60 to Louis
vile. Berry has cousin here
and stopped off to see him.
Berry was at Bill Hunters, a
negro saloon in Owensboro last
Monday a week when two negroes
were killed over a dispute about
gambling. Hunter is said to be
worth $4,000. 1t is claimed he
put up $500 to get all witnesses
to the killing out of Owensboro.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
"Cut Loose And
Build The Canal. "

Washington, June 21.-"Cut loose
now and Dulld the canal. The Amel-
can people want results on the isthmus
as soon as they can be obtained and
| want them Dig, dig. Congress and
the people are behind US In our
efforts "
Within foItv-eight hours after the
completion OF the Panama canal legisls
tion President Roosevelt issued in
effect the above order to Chairman
Shonts and Chief Engineer :Stevens.
lhe President expressed both his
great qualification at the action of the
United States Senate In supporting his
plan for the construction of a lock
canal. He has been convinced for sew
eral DAYS that the lock type of canal
would be adopted by the Senate on its
final vote, Notwithstanding the report
OF the majority of the Interoceanlc
Canal Committee in favor of a sea
level waterway.
! A careful canvas of the Senate was
made and he was assured that there
would be safe majority In favor of
the lock type, which he has advocated
ever since the report OF the engineers
cOmisison was received
Two DAYS ago the Pl esident figured
a msjoIiety of five in favor of the
lock type and that is precisely the
majority received IN the test vote.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
National Political
Convention
For Louisville.

More evidences OF The fact that the
various interests are getting together
fol the purpose OF securing for Louis
VILE in 1908 national political con-
ventlon was furnished yesterday. when
the Board of Directors of the CONNER.
cial Club, at her Etgular monthly
meeting, heartily indorsed at the ac-
tion already taSln by the Board Of
Trade, and called ON all the members
of the club to attend the mass meeting
to be held next Tuesday in Exchange
Hall when the plans for bringing
about the des re of the business Il en-
will be formulated Herald.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
OFFICER ROBBINS
SHOT AT 0WENSBORO.
Former Breckenridge Citizen
.hOt By NegrO-TrOubIe Is
Brewing.

Owensboro Ky. June 25. The negro
who shot Officer W. II. Robbins has
not yet besn caught, but posses are
couring the country for him. The
entire male population of both the CITY
and country are indignant over tine
shooting. Citizens and farmers are
searching for the fugitive with guns.
The police of this city are making
strenuous effort to capture the negro.
None of the police is taking hts hours
off, bat ali are going in squads into
the country searching for tine negro.
III captured the indications are that
Basket, with other dlsoI derly negroes,
will be lynched Basket is one of the
same negroes VINO helped kill Officer
White ten years ago. Reports have
come in from the country that the
negro was seen going toward the river,
heavily armed. Wnen last seen be
carried one shot gun, a Winchester
rifle and Ievolvers.
He stated to relatives with whom he
stopped to get his wounded arm dress
ed that he would not be taken alive.
Sunday night he went into a drug
store at Stanley and bought some
medicine for his arm. The druggist
was afraid to arrest him. The feeling
is AS hot today as it was Sunday, and
large crowds are gathering on the
street corners discussing the shooting
in heated terms.
There is report that the negroes will
Iry to protect Basket In case he is
brought back. If they do riot Will be
the result
Officer Robbins, who was shot, is
resting easy today. The doctor says
that it will be necessary 10 amputate
his arm. The wound in the side is not
likely to prove fatal.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
Asthma Sufferers Should Know This.

Foley's Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of asthma that were con-
sidered hopeless Mrs Adolph Bues
ing, 70l West Third ST.. Davenport,
Iowa, writes "A severe colo contract.
ed twelve years ago was neglected un.
Ill 1t finally grew into asthma. The
best medic cal skill available could not
give me more then temporary relief.
Foley's Honey and Tar was recon-.
mended and one fifty cent bottle entire
ly cured me of asthma which had beer
growing On me for twelve years. anc
ii had taken it at the start l would
have been saved years of suffering. D
Sold by A. r. Fisher.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
ST. R0MUALD'S
COMMENCEMENT,

Hardinsburg. KY, June 26--The
Third Annual Commencement of st.
Romuald's Acsdsmy was held at the
Opera House Thursday even ing. The
audience overfowed the building and
standing ROOM was at premium.
Master Francis Dillon delive the
Sarlutatory, in a graceful manner.
Harry Hoben was the valedictoI IAN,
and his address was especia ly good
Judge Henry MooTman made an appro-
pi late address to the scRpol npon the
invitation of the Rev. Wu. L. Gabe.
All the exercises showedscareful train
ing, and this was the. most successful
year of the Acadamy.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
MEADE'S HOME.
COMING

Meade county's home-co coming last
Wednesday was big success. Her alb
sent children fiom the east and from
the west, the north and south, were
there to climb the old ROCKY bill and to
quench their thirst at Butter Milk Falls
Hon D. W. Fairleigh. of Louisville,
formerly of Brandenburg made the
principal address Of the day. Other
speeches were made by local citizens.
Despite the rain there was big crowd
present.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
Date Changed.

Livermore, KY, June IS 1906. In
response to a resolution passed at a
meeting OF the Execution Committee
OF the Green River, Districtasking me
to change date of our next meeting
from July II, 1906 to June %, suggest
ing the change as more suitable, /
hereby revoke rhe previous call and ap
point June % as the date of next meet
ing. Committee will meet in Owens
boIo and as the business is very i'm
portsnt full delegation is desired.
j. 5. Cullen, Pres.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
SHOCKED BY
LIGHTNING.
/. and Mrs. John McGOyern
Rendered SenseIess for 30
Minutes.
r0OK REFUGE IN BARN.

Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
John McGovern, of Victoria.
were shocked by lightning, while
taking refuge in a barn. They
were enroute to squire T. n.
Bates, when the STORM came up
about l, p. m. They went into
a barn for protection. AS soon as
sey had entered the house was
Fesck by lightning. Both fell
a seless to the gronnd. Mr.. Nc
govern falling face downward
upon the seat of an old hay rake,
severely cutting and bruising
himself about the face. Both
were unconscious for twenty or
thirty minutes. After a hard
effort Mrs. McGovern was able to
partly regain herself. She found
the face of her husband covered
with blood and badly cut up, he
being still unconscious. She wip-
ped the blood from her husbands
face and then crawled to the
house, sixty yards distance,to get
aid.
While Mrs. McGovern was a
way, Mr.. McGovern became con-
scious. His brothers, on their
way from church, heard him and
went to his aid.
Dr. Howard, of Mattingly, dress
ed Mr.. McGovern's wounds which
are very painful but not serious.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
SHORT & HAYNES
ISSUE CARD
To Public Asking Their Friends
To Transfer Patronage To
Sewers Drug Co.

We have sold our drug business in
CloveIpOrt, KY. to d. H. and j..
Byrne Sewers, which will be conducted
under the name OF Sewers Drug Co. -,
Byrne Sewers was with us six years
before graduating in the School of
Pharmacy. His ability Is beyond
question. We most earnestly appeal TO
our friends to stand by the new firm.
We assure you that you will meet
with courteous treatment We are
winding up our business here prepar-
ing for our western investment. will
ask all who al e indebted to Us to come
and settle. Assuring you of our ap-
probation of your support in the past,
we beg to remain.
Yours,
Short a. HAYNES.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
Stenographers Wanted.

There is a great demand for compe.
tent stensgraphers. You can secure a
good position by attending the Bowl.
ing Green Business University, Bowl
Ing Green, Ky. Address as above for
catalog and particulars.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
Universally Successful.

The graduates of The Bowling Green
Business L niversity are successful in
securing and retaining good positions.
For catalog and particulars address
Bowling Green University, Bowling
Green Ky.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
In Great Demand.

The graduates of the Bowling Green
Business University are in great de
mand and are to be found almost
everywhere holding the best paying
positions. Write for catalog and patti
culars. Address Bowling Green Un-
iverslty, Bowling Green, Ky. --.,...
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Mrs Anna Shsnks, of StephenspoIt.
lett Monday for Cold Waite, Mich.
Mrs. ShanEs will be married TO Mr..
John Rosecrsns on her arrival NJ.
Rosecrans rs a prosperous farmer of
Michigan Il and formerly lived in this
country. The two have known each
other from childhood,
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Eugene McAdams, of Birmingham,
Ala is visiting realtives at Hawesville
and Fordsville. Eugene is looking
fine for a young man OF 60
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
Every Graduate has a Position.

Every worthy graduates of the Ma
tional School of Telegraphy has posi-
tion For particulars and catalOg ad-
dress Bowling Green Business Univer-
sity, Bowling Green. Ky.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Specisle Occasion Masonic Exeur-
sion from Henderson to Louisville Sum
day July S-$12 25 Round trip Glover.
port to Louisville. and return. Special
train leaves Cloverport $40 a. m.
return from Louisville at p. N.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
An Established Institution.

The Bowling Green Business Univer-
sity 1s an esta Dlished institution. Write
tor catalog and particulars. Address
Bowling Green Business University,
Bowling Green, KY.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Cooley & Hagan's show played at
the river Monday night 10 about 800
people. Inc music was good and the
audience seemed well pleased with the
show. The interior of the boat is
as pretty as any on the river
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Gabe Rhodes living near Rhodelis,
lost his barn last Sunday IL was
struck by lightning and DESTROYED by
ire. The building was insured In the
Farmers Isurance Co., and is the fist
loss fol- the company which was organ
lied by local farmers some two year S
ago.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
A Growing Institution \.

The Bowling Green Business Unlver-
sity is growing every year. 1t is the larg
est Business school in the South. Cata-
logs and particulars will be sent on
application. Address Bowling Green
Business University, Bowling Green,
KY.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27
Needs no Introduction.

The Bowling Green Business Uni
veJsity needs no introd action to the
public. Write for catalog and particu-
lars. Address Bowling Green Busi-
ness University, Bowling Green, XIV.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Important Notice-R-4-11-44 is
old under a positive guarantee by A
r. Fisher cure chicken CHOLERA, Roup
and limbsIneck PrIce so cents. Nc
cure no pay.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Miss Clara Carter, daughter, of Mr..
and Mrs. Fladge Carter, graduated
last week from Sacred Heart Academy
near Louisville with distinguished
honors.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Mr.. aud Mrs. H. H Sanders, of
Nashville, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. b. Perkins this week Mr..
Sanders is Train Dispatcher for the
L. u W at Nashville.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Uncle" Jack Mattingly says the
way TO keep a hen from setting is to
tie a big piece OF newspaper on the
till feathers. This, ne says scares
the hen when she goes TO the nest.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

Mrs. Nathan Roberts and daughter,
Mary. and son, Mckinley, and Miss
Lille Baird went to Stephensport sat
urday to visit Mr.. Jacob Hanks.
The Breckenridge news., 1906-06-27

The laxative effect of Chamberlain 9
Stomach AMI Liver Tablets is so agree
able and so natural that you do not
realize it is tie effect of a medicine.
For sale Dy Short & Haynes, Clover.
port.