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New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
GREAT NECK cHAurreuss s,neo

"fes, Neck. Long Island. June 4-Coun.y ue,.c-
-, ,.s - to-osy arrested on Middle Neck Road
Francis Smith. chauffeur for r. y Vebs,sr ya'- "a
place for speeding at thrty miles an hour smith
was taken before Judge Dodge. who aned him So
Jacob Keller. chauffeur FOR Henry Kerr OF Grea,
Neeh' was arrested on similar charge and was
lnea s2A
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
Ex.poLlcE CAPTAIN TRIPLES MONEY

EsS-Captain Chnchy OF the New York Police - -
partmeRt. sold his farm at Purchase. Westeh-' =
county. yesterday. for $4,000 The buyer was =, =
ReynaI who win convert il into a stock fal.s
Captain chnchy bought the place about hVe ~, w..
ago for S2S.Oa0. The place was for many se~,.
owned BY John Burlins. Supervisor Of White rs'A-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

odessa, June A thunderstorm of extraor-
binary violence. accompanied by a deIuge Of
RAIN swept this city and district to-day Seven
persons were drownded and four were killed by
lightning which set fire to a number of build
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
TOURCOING EXPOSITION OPENED.
Great Precautions Taken to Guard President
Fallieres

TOurcoing, Department of the North. June A.
President Fallieres. who accompanied by the
Minister Of the Interior, NJ Clemenceau. and the
Minister of War. VI. Etenne, to-day opened the
Industrial Exposition here. Strict police precau-
tions against anarchists were taken
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
SHARP FIGHTING IN BAToUM.

Batoum. June 4.-In encounter to-day in
the suburbs of this city between troops and
band of ObkhOtsi, a Georgian tribe, the OBJ
khotsi lost eleven killed. and several soldiers
were killed.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

twenty more white clad street sweepers ih s,,ss
ready to testify against him Magistfate. 80 rail
committed him To the TOmbs I'm default OF N'' -
To await trial in Special Sessions.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
New Printed COttOnS
at I2hc a Yard

These Summer fabrics are just off
the print rolls. They are sheer white
batiste and Swiss muslins. printed
with checks and various overplaids
in black; some also have ring dots in
various sizes printed over the checks.
They are most attractive and cool for
midsummer dresses.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
WATS I S
The White Sale Offering

Don't believe it,, said definite
Young woman. white Sale or not,
YOU can't make the waists any pref
tier and finer and better made than
those I've been buying from you rignr
along"
Perhaps, not-but these prices are
still lower for quality. And the
models arc the latest designed.
At s2.75-Sheer lawn: tennis style; 'front.'
of all-Over embroidery; soft rolling collar
short sleeves.
AT S3.75-Batiste and dotted Swiss mus
lin; embroidery and lace insertion; Ions OF
short sleeves.
AZ S4.5o-Batiste; fine plaits and Vsnlss
insertion; snort sleeves.
At S5-Sheer lawn; panel of embroidery
Nalenciennes insertion: short sleeves
Second floor Fourth avenue,
Stewart Building.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
WOnlen's Knit
Underwear.
Second Floor.


WOMEN'S FINE COTTON
VESTS, low neck and sleeveless,
with lace fronts, trimmed 0Ao
with silk tape. e......... A'fS
WOMEN'S SWISS G O T T o y
VESTS. low neck and sleeveless,
plain tops with silk tape, onU
2Sc. extra sizes. s...... DSA
WOMEN'S IMPORTED SWISS
Isle THREAD VESTS, fine
quality in fine and Richelieu
ribbed low neck and sleeveless,
4Sc.; plain top in extra SOc
sizes ............... W.
WOAIEN'S MERCERIZED COT
TON VESTS, in cream, pink and
sky, some with lace front and
u ] ers; ais 0 with 49,
crocheted fronts. s.... HCG
WOMEN'S IMPORTED SWISS
Isle THREAD VESTS, hand
crocheted fronts and shoulders:
low neck and sleeveless; six diff
ferent styles TO choose from, IN.
at .................. O2S
WOMEN'S SWISS SILK AND
. LISLE VESTS, low neck and
sleeveless; hand-crocheted 90
front and shoulders. ...... $ON|
WOMEN'S FINE UAI.ITY
LISLE THREAD VESTS, low
neck and sleeveless, with lace
trimmed front and shoulders; sew
eral styles TO select from, 2Oc
q L - - - -
WONEN'S COTTON RIBBED
P 4 \ T s, umbrella-shaped, o.
trimmed with lace, at. .. zFl|
WOMEN'S IL LIE THREAD
p A n T s, umbrella-shaped 40
trimmed with lace. ....... FSCI
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

1Oc.: dozen. ST. IA
large cans. 1SC.: dozen.
SIS. II
Lily White Brand Toma-
to Catsup. guaranteed alb
soiutely pure and uneoL
ored: "a pint. lie: dcz-
en-. s 20, pint. 17c:
dozen. S1 .SS; quart.
2Sc. dozen, So II:
gallon jugs. each -. 7Sc
Royal English WORCESTER
shire Sauce. = bottle.
16c; dozen. ST 81. u
bottle. 2Sc dozens
81 l 4 large bot,le.
4Sc.: dozen. So. So:
sallon jug ...-.- . 1 .C4
French Capers. Leon
Marceau brand. u bottle.
1Sc.. y bottle. SAC. "A
gal. jar -...---.- ST rs
French Mustard. Leon
Narceau brand. small pot.
&c. large pot, II Sc
Ntra Large Queen
Olives. 10 OF. bottle at
24c.. 20 OF. bottle az
&c. so oz. bottle at
oSc. l gallon Jar,
S1.94
Assorted stuffed Queen
Olives; large bottle Q So
Red star brand Extra
Fine QuGlity Pickles. crow
Chow. Ghsrkins or Mixed,
pint bottles. Gle: quart
bottles .........-....S4C
Royal Salad Dressing:
small size. &C.: dozen.
81 .O4: u pint size,
22c.: dozen. SO 81
pint size. STE: dozen.
So %
Roses Celebrated Lime
Juice: quart bottle. S1C
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
WOnnen,,S Waists.
caconA T1oor


The prices really count
for little until you have in
spected the garments-then
YOU marvel that so much
Waist excellence and DAM
tiness can be had for such
small sums
nou White Lawn Waist. pret-
S2S tily trimmed with tucks,
rows of Val. lace insertion, hem
stitching and embroidered medal
lions.
CT hO White Lawn Waist,
y l'7> front with tucks and
two rows of wide embroidery in
sertions; golf effect. with turnover
collar and cuffs.
c1 O0 White Lawn Waist,
p l.%C made with a Dutch neck
Of dainty embroidery and gradu-
ated tucks below the yoke; tucked
sleeves and lace cuffs.
G1 OQ Three different styles Of
y 1s 20 Batiste Waists. finished
with hand embroidered medallions
or in yoke effects. all prettily
trimmed with dainty lace inser-
tions and fine tucking; attached
collars and lace cuffs.
CO AO-Fine Batiste Waist. with
sp%oT> hand embroidered me-
dallions on yoke, inserted with
very fine lace IN fancy designs.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

-2oz bottles. regularly
1Sc-, now .-- =
GER REAIS-Best White
Granulated Hcmlry. 5-iS-
cotton bass. elsewhere IS.
our price. 1SC.: 24le-ih-
bags .....-...-...0 $50
Yellow Meal. Grsnu.ared.
10-Ib. bag. this sale. I Sc
Best White Gr1uulatel
Fartna: 1-Ls. cartons
&C.; dozen. &c; S-lo.
cotton bags ----..-.S Q
Chester Barley. larc
perfect grain. pound Car
tons. &c. each. dozen,
SIG: SIN cotton bags.
Caltt ruia Cracked
Wheat. largo perfe @ q
grain. 2-Io. carton; regU-
larly sold for 12c.. this
SAFE -----.-- .-..------ VIC
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

dozen. SIS 81: pints.
. 1C.: dozen So I
CORN.
Jcssamire brand, tendcr.
rtch and creamy: equal
quality sold elsewhere 3t
lac, can: can. Sc; dozco.
Lily White brand. sNrr1
quality: equal quality sol3
elsewhere at 16c. a car
can. lOc. dozen ST 4 .
American Beauty brand.
tender and delicious, eN
ira fancy, equal quality
sewhere. 2uc. our prl-a
can. I I2c. ; dozen ST So
Corn on Cob tone earl
can. toe. dozen. ST 10
Lily White brand Succo-
tash. extra quality Main,
pack; can. Tee. dozeo.
ST. S
Baked Beans. Lily Whl-s
Brand. cnest q "a litoc-
packed. plain or with to
mato sauce. 9-lh. can
12C. each: dozen,
ST SIS
Greek Currsnts, 6-S-
quality, euu weight car
tons, Toe; dox. ST Il
Sultana Raisirs. best
quality, fun weight car
tons, 12c.: doz. ST. SS
Curry Powder. Eenui1..
Madras. medium size bot
tisSi regular price. Toe
tor this sale at Zc each.
s--s-s.-.. - L q
Absolutely pure Psanvt
Butter. Lily White Brand
made from the Choicest
Nirsinia peanuts. S-0z. tar'
! &c; dozen. 81 90
1904. jar. see: dozen.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

TIuney Pahner shipment OF
Household Me Macs Milk
Petit Beurre 1
Celebrated Red
berry Lemon ORANGE Vanilla Pneapp
absolutely
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

COffee-Our celebrated I
- Red Star COT
fee. The reg
ular price for lib. car
tons is 29c.: for this sale
II is reduced 10 csc; =
70. cartons -.--...S | I 4
Te9S-AIuarylIs @ n o p
Tea: mixed For
mosa . o on 8.
English Breakfast. CeylOn,
Japan. Young Hyson and
GuDpowder; our regular
price. 4Sc. a pound. spe-
cial for this sale. S2c. a
pound 5-lb. C & d q y.
81 .S4; 10-lb. c2ddy,
So. 70
COcOa-''R d : : a T"
-- brand 3 T c a k
fast Cocoa: "a
III. can. regularly. lee;
special. 15c.: 5-lb. ear.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

Biscuits. - National
- Biscuit Co
Cocoa anut
Dainties: regularly 1OSc. B.:
our price. Tc.; dozen.
FlOuP:-I vine b le
- White Wheat
Pastry Flour;
1O-Ib. cotton sacks. regu-
iarly 44c.. special 8 Sc
24ls-lb. sack ..--. SSc
Pinsbury's Best Flour:
barrel. So. 81; half har-
rel. So. S4; 2+1a-lb. bag.
Bridal veir' Flour.
barrel. SIS .9S. half bar
rel SIS. I 6: 24h-lb. bag.
instantaneous Tapioca.
lib. cartons. a tea cup
makes a pudding ror 10
persons: at sc. dozen,
81 ,O2
French Sardines. Leon
Marceau Brand, our own
exclusive importation: m
est quality packed: = box.
csc. ca c h: dozs o.
50. .SS: a box. Sic.
each: dozen, IS 5S:
magnums. soc. each:
dozen 81 ~
Melville Brand. high rs.
gle; dozen So Al;
A's. 2Zc.; dozen S3. 1S
French Sardtne@ Louis
Brand. v box. Zoe;
dozen ..-.-..-.... Z
Soused Maekerel, 1-lb.
cans. 1Sc.: ozen.
81 80; 2lb. cans
24e.; dozen. .S2T7
LILY White Brand Dry
shrinsp4 smau cans.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

regularly. S1.64. special.
ST 81
F ! aV Ori no EX-
tP q C [ S-"Red Star"
brand: man
ufaCtured IN
our own laboratory and
warranted absolutely pure.
Vanilla, zoe. bottles. reg
ularly lie. now 1Ac.
4-oz. bottles, regularly
$50. now 2Sc.; SOC.
bottles. regularly 5Sc.. now
4Sc. 16-oE bottles. reg
ularly S1-O6: now. see
L m n-2-Oz. bottles,
regularly 15c.. now f2c :
4-oz. bottles, regularly
2Sc.. now 22c.; S-oz.
bottles. regularly 4SC.. now
SOC: 16-oz. bottles. reg
ularly SSc-. now --.. 7Sc
Almond. Orange and Rose
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

DRESSER SETS, made of lawn,
in dainty designs; finished with
ruffie and insertion. with colored
Innings: Tuesday special at d7c
SIG and ........
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

FOR Ee
| Ta .s:ss. s.ss !s N
On the Main Floor
JAPANESE Nd DRAWN
TEA CLOTHS, hemstitched:-
3ex36 inches, elsewhere S1.S2|
S1.75, here. --.-.: -
4sx45 inches. elsewhere S1.S7|
So. so. here -
EMBROIDERED FLO o N C.
INGS, IS TO q inches wide; SWISS
and Batiste; sold elsewhere up
TO 75c. the yard; special AOc|
Tuesday ..----.'....'"-
On the Second Floor
WOMEN'S WAISTS. made OF
white lawn. two embroidery pan
els down front: four rows val.
lace insertion and tucks,
tucked collar and deep QOC
tucked cuffs. --'...'
WOMEN'S WAISTS, made OF
white lawn. square yoke Of lace
and embroidery Insertion. Dutcn
neck, front trimmed to side WITH
/ embroidery and lace Insertion; ell
bow sleeve tucked S1 20
| cuffs; Tuesday special at "
WOMEN DIRE S 5 n q
SACOUES, made Of dainty figured
lawn. Bishop sleeves. embroidery
ruffle collar and belted; spe- 3Qc
cial Tuesday --..--.-.--.--
| KIMONO d p E 9 s n q
SACQUES. made Of dainty
figured lawn; border OF Roc
| plain lawn .....-.....-.-..
GIRLS FIG U R ED LA w n
/ GUIMPE DRESSES. large Bertha,
4 with lawn ruff1e and stitched
| bands; belt Of embroidery bead
/ ing, with black velvet ribbon
| drawn through: full skirt. with
/ deep hem; colors blue, rose ana
/ pink; sizes TO IA years; Soc
special Tuesday ........-.- Nv
On the Third Floor
DRESSER SETS, made of lawn
/ in dainty designs; finished with
1 rufffe and insertion. with colored
Innings; Tuesday special at dZc
SIC. and ..........-...- =
CRETONNE PILLOW SLIPS
! effective patterns; finished with
4 tassels on corners, also with
4 double 'ruf1e; special Tues 3Ac
\ day
LAUNDRY BAGS, made OF art
4 ticking, in a variety Of shades and
L applique trimmings; finished with
draw string: Tu d ay QOc
special ................- O~S
Stamped AND TINTED
| CUSHION TOPS, various designs a;
/ terms are being discontinued by
the mapufacturer and we
offer them special on Tues ODc
| THREE FOLD SCREEN s,
| trimmed with Silkoline,
S1.20 quality; special Tues 7Oc
Qay .....---.--- .-.-...
LOREN TINE HOLLAND
WINDOW SHADES, mounted on
spring rollers, Sx6 IT. whSe,
95c. quality; special Tues 6Ac
GOBELIN TAPESTRY. four
staple colors, 80 inches wide, 50 80
/ quality; special Tuesday. G1 40
I per yard .--....-....-.-
FIRE SCREENS. oak frames,
! with Autographed panels,
1 $1oO quality; special Tues zAc
| day ............. z4N
| SOFA CUSHIONS. covered with
l imported printed fabrics. fast
colors. S1.15 quality; spe- 6Oc
| cial Tuesday, each. .... U>N
TURKISH SLIPPERS, all pop
| ular colors. 60c quality; 2O~
special Tuesday, a pair. -. p>S
The Above VIII Not Be
on Sale Monday.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10

The struggle Of to-day is TO FIX Al Elm
TION ON A NEW IDEA.
In r. III. MACY & co.'s methods OF dong
business there many new ideas: ConSld9l I
THIS one: THE IDEA OF MAKING IHE
| CUSTOMERS MONEY EARN MOR y
MONEY FOR HIM WHILE WAITING
TO BE SPENT.
We have what we call the Depositors' Account
Department You profit by the high values
| and low prices of the Macy cash system, and
THROUGH THIS DEPARTMENT enjoy
all the convenenees of credit system zoithomt ITS
~s" COST S S S S
You can deposit whatever sum you please IN
the Deposit Department of r. III. MACY co.
old established and the largest cash retail bus-
As long as your money is in our hands it earns
interest at four per cent, COMPOUNDED
EVERY THREE MONTHS
S S S
We do not run any bank; there is no cashing
of checks.
But you get any part, ALL of your money
at any time.
Whatever you buy is charged against your
account, so that you do not have to wait for
change or carry money around in your pocket,
which is dangerous.
You can take your allowance, or monthly in
come, deposit it with R. H MACY & co. the
dag YOU get it. AND KNOW THAT 1T
BEGINS IHAI VERY MINUTE III
EARN INTEREST.
Interest is the secret, the BASIS, of prosperity.
Every dollar that stays around the house fails to do
its duty and the risk of being stolen, besides.
S S S
Form the habit OF MAKING YOUR
MONEY WORK FOR YOU.
Your money will work for you and earn money.
You will be dealing on the Macy cash basis, with
the LOW prices of the cash basis.
You can do your shopping with no money in
your pocket, with all the convenience and none of
the extravaganza of credit system.
You buy for cash here, and the money that you
have WORKS for you and earns interest every
day while waiting to be spent.
INVESTIGATE this. Visit the Depositors'
Account Department on the Balcony. Deposit as
much or as little you please
Make your money work for YOU, as YOU
have worked for your money. That is the secret
of success recommended by
z. I'll. MACY & co,
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Girls and Kisses
Dresses and Suits.
Se,ond Floor.

Second Floor.
GUIMPE DRESSES. made OF
fine quality figured lawns, in PINK.
blue and rose; pointed bertha
trimmed with Embroidery edglng;
pun sleeves; belt of embroidery
insertion; full skirt finished with
several rows of tucks and
deep hem: 4 10 IA year 81 40
sizes
JUNIOR COLLEGE OR TUB
SUITS. made OF striped chambray
or checked gingham, in blue, green
or rose: full blouse. side pleated
three-uuarter length sleeves. turn
over collar and cuffs OF embroid-
cry; new circular skirts; & 2 O6
12 IA. 16 and IS year sizes. 'Va'' = "
New-York tribune., 1906-06-10
Grocery Specials
Mail Orders
Promptly
Filled.
NTH Floor


1-pint bottle IOz-r
can
quality,
--..-.--
CaTrano Frae Brand Of Genuine Iucca OIL 7pn bottle
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
THE oCBoRNE-PLuM CASE.

Judge Walter S. Sullivan has been
busy this week taking the testimony
in the case of the Osborne estate. 1t
will be remembered that Hans Buh-
man, from whom MIR. Osborn obtain
ed title to his land relinquished
through mistake the fertile eighty of
his leo instead of the mountainous
one as he desired to do. that Osborne
did not know of the mistake or else
failed to rectify IL on account OF ne
glect or lack of funds aud that Mr.
Plum has taken up the land with
the improvements including the
house.
r. H. Bancroft. the guardian of
the heirs. through a petition to Con-
gresham Hogg brought the matter
up for reotification before the depart
ment few months ago and the in
quiry before Judge Sullivan is the
result
The Osborne estate has been rep
resented by Attorneys Davis and Lo-
gan and Plumb by attorney Stern
berg Judge sullivan has no ju-isdic-
tion in the matter hut has simply
taken the evidence which will be for
warded to the land Office in Washing
ton through the Montrose register.
Dyson p. Blair, He viii examine the
evidence and either recommend the
correction OF the mistake or for
ward it without any recommendation.
IL is thought he will recommend the
Palisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
DECLARED TO BE SANE.
DIR. George Il. Cowell, Formerly of
Grand Junction, Has Been De-
clarcd 10 be of Sound
Mind by Court.

An announcement has been receiy-
ed by friends in this city to the effect
that DR. George Il. Cowell, formerly
of this city and who for the past few
years has been in Canada and the
eastern states has been again declared
sane. 1t win be remembered that
about three months ago DR.. Cowell
was arrested in Ohio for sending OBJ
scene matter through the mail. II
was thought that he was insane, and
he was confined awaiting trial. DR..
Cowell claimed that he was in his
right mind but that he had been per
secuted by his wife who desired to
get his property.
Mrs. Cowell still resides In this
county on ranch east of the city
and those who know her give no
credance to the charges of DR.. Cow
ell. His actions for a time while a
resident of this city amply justified
the ruling of the courts that DR.. Cow
ell was insane. The charge of
being prosecuted by his wife repeat
ed in the following notice from the
clyde Democrat. of Clyde, Ohio will
hardly find endorsement in this city:
Through the united efforts of f. o.
Snyder. attorney. George Il. Cowell.
who It is said has been confined in
two different insane nsylums. is res
tored to his rights as citizen In
Ohio. Monday Judge Blaekland de
clared him sane.
Doctor Cowell II seems has been
the victim of his wife's prosecutions.
He has property valued at $4,000 in
Colorado AMI Illinois and the records
here are to be used In those courts to
gain the possession of his property.
Under provision of the federal con
stitution this can be done. and the
courts are bound to give it FUN
credit and faith" Judge Snyder says
divorce proceedings VIII be started In
the common pleas court against Mrs
Cowell Her interests seem to he in
the hands of Attorney Craig. He
promises TO keep her posted as to the
proceedings here.
Attorney Snyder saye that he is GO
ing to fight this case to the bitter end.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
NEGRO FIEND Is HANGED.

Special to the Tentinel.
Eastman. Ca. May l5.-Mrs. Pope
a widow. who lives alone about siN
miles north of Eastman was as
saulted by a negro named Wommoek
last Friday night. He told her that
il she made the assault known he
would kill her. and that he would be
back the next night.
When the negro returned Saturday
Mrs. Pope emptied her revolver at
him, neighbors attracted by the
shooting went to, Womacks house
on hearing her story, and found him
in bed wounded. Wommock confess
ed his guilt. He was taken out and
hung and his body riddled with bull
lets. after which the mob quietly dis
persel
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

Rov wanted at Excelsior laundry.
Purity" bread at Wadsworth 4
Sons
No. 3 was an hour late this after
Tents and wagon covers at Fred
II IFS Fred Mantey saddle it
will wear.
The Moon bnggles can't be beat
Fred Mantey
Judge j. +. ong. Of De Beque is in
town today.
wagon covers.
The city council meets tomorro"
evening in adjourned session.
Our new lariat rope can't De pea'
At any place=Fred Mantey.
The next attraction at the Park
,pera win be the Ward Minstrels-
Mrs. II. E. Frost is still quite Ill
AZ her home on North Fourth street.
We would like some of your busi-
aess. Come and see if we deserve IT,
Fred Mantey.
Ice cream and cake will be served
At the Wadsworth store opening 10
morrow afternoon.
After May % Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
w. Primrose will be at home to their
friends at 241 Ouray.
We can sell you new or old bug
gies and harness we also trade new
for old.-Fred Mantey.
Wen you think about buggies and
harness that means to go TO Fred
Manteys' and take look anyhow
From two O'Clock to half past six
tomorrow afternoon hundreds of lad
les will attend the grand opening Of
a. hn
Miss Flora Lamberton, OF Warren
Mimi. is in the city the guest OF Mrs,
Eliza Haskell. Miss Lamberton VIII
spend several days in the city
Mrs. w. w. Orr, who is critically
III. is slightly improved this after
noon and the physicians have hopes
hat she will continue to improve.
Attend the opening of the Wads-
worth bakery department tomorrow
afternoon. Ices and cakes Will be
.erved to all visitors.
Guv Bedwell the horseman, re
turned home from the south. HIS
Famous horse. Los Angelina, met with
great success upon several southern
tracks. Mr.. Bedwell will remain IN
he city perhaps several weeks.
There were two shows.one at the
Auditorium and one at the opera
aonSe, merTy-SO-rounu anu nun
Der of social entertainments under
way in the city last night yet every
was favored with large
The corps of engineers to make
the survey for the new railroad nave
not vet arrived Yesterday Secretary
Annperle of the Chamber of CONNER
te. received a message from the en-
cheering company in Chicago ask
ing If the camping outfit for the
corps was in readiness.
Try want advertisement in the
Daily Sentinel. 1t pays almost every
time. If you have anything to sell,
want to buy any thing. want to trade
exchange. or rent. have lost some
thing or have found something. the
want column" of the Daily Sen
incl is the medium you should use.
Assistant Manager Fred G. Holmes
Of the sugar factory states that the
rains ON Saturday and Sunday Will
he great help to the beet crop. lie
is highly pleased with the weather
conditions that have prevailed since
the beets were planted and every
thing looks good for a record break
lug crop this season.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

Teams to haul hay.
Either heavy teams or four horse
teams wanted from 80 to 40 days
work Apply at once to the Valley
Feed company.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

WANTED Competent Girl for gen
eral housework. Apply at G2S
Ouray avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

FOR RENT Rooms for light house
keeping. Apply at S1l Ute ave,
Henry Grubbs.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

WANTED-At once two experience
ed Mattresses, for Mack and Dra-
gon, Salary $1,000. Address by
Phone to E. p Chester. Mack,
Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

WANTED-Good girl for general
housework. good wages to right
girl. Phone I22 Black.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

Second hand furniture bought and
sold. Give us a call or Phone Black
22S-2. All Right Second hand store.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
WANT COLUMN

WANTED Work by an expert house
cleaner. Apply here.
FOR SALE=One English setter pup
+. ID. Fletcher, at Smelter.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

FOR SALE-A good saddle horse 4
years old. Apply at this office.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
IS TO STAND TRIAL.

Special to The Sentinel.
Kew York. May I5.-William
Hnmmel attorney in the now celebrat-
I'd Dodge-Morse divorce cases. who
recently was convicted of conspiracy
ia connection with the trial. is to
stand trial for subOrdination or per
jury.
\ decision to that effect has been
sven by Justice Francis Clark of the
bench of the supreme court.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

FOR SALE E-One good team. harness
and wagon, POS Grand Avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
DEATH An MESA.

Mrs. II. Shoemaker of Mesa. wife of
Rubert Shoemaker. prominent citi-
zen of that place. died last night after
q long Illness of consumption.
Undertaken Bannister will send a
casltet to DeBeque tonight and from
there It will be taken to Mesa
The funeral will probably take
Pace at Mesa tomorrow.
The deceased was widely known
In the Plateau valley.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15

WORK WANTED-Will do work by
day. Apply 327 Hill avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-15
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a NEW BEE INSPECTOR.

Today County Judge Walter $.
sullivan appointed Henry S. Groves
Il prominent ranchman and bee
grower of the lower valley, TO sue
coed James A. Green
Mr.. Groves enters upon his duties
a. once.