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W6tun9!
8tS ani ~ eitereS be-
sable id) fiir S@,peine 4He.
Gntil 9ierenfelOt.
M6tmng!

Sobn 2lipfel bat lebte Wod)e
elm GIaim Sano III Gee. 10, Samps
bcu So, ouI9enommen.
gtiemols ereiIen lie ben Wosen an
ooer muden ihn trant, ionoern rei'
nisen uno Itdrten ben Wlaeen, bic
2eber uno 8eodrme. Oas lit oos
onoemeine Yeroift bon Sauienoem
bic DeWitt'S 2ittIe GarIn gtiiere 9es
brouden. Dieie fomoien fleinen
Yilen befreien bon 8opfueb, Der.
Itopfuno, Sole, SelbIu6t, TRIGGER
2eber, bloB9eIbes NusIeben &c. Yros
brit 2ittle GorIp 9iiiers. Gureto
Drug So.
poItor g. Reinhorot ooa3oe
am Ereitae i'm 6auie oon Sobam
@ola bic Erouuna ieines Sobues
6otiirieo 6ola nit Srl. g. Demolo.
Sine Hottie pod)Seit Iol9te oerielben.
on nelher Iid 3ablreide SdIie Dol
Uureta, SABA, aibIep II. /. 10. pe.
tbeilisten.
- abpofat Sbeo. ) g. 6ieot bat
lebte @od,c oos Sobn 8ronotide
Wobnbous on pfeHer StroBe an
Sofob Sisih pertauf, Der basieIbe
nad Ieiner Sarm transportiren
Iaiieu miro. 8aufpreis 500.
Sutpelier 6. 6. 9eibt bon Gbars
ter Sas, Solpa, beabIihtiat fib in
Gurefa nieoer3ulaHeu.
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0coanfcmiplitter.

yatr wer iid) Ielber tennt, miBtrnut
gnoer>n.
Der bette @eieaI6oIier lit elm
outes BUD.
Weni9e WsenId,en i6onen 10 oumm
aus, ais lie Wirtlid, lino.
WaS Die Widnner an SaStern An
oiei BADEN, boben Die Weiber an IN,
eeno gu tpcni9.
.SBt ODER trinft Der S~ranaofe etpaS
Suites, 10 rus. : D:abie, Der Deut,
(; sDttlid. .Shmedt aber oas
GfIen ihledt, 10 ruff Der Trau3oie {:
mon Dieu unb Der Deutide , pTui
gBie in Der g4clt Der 5Dne - eebt's
Gtfpd 10 audD III unoern Weiten,
Dab. aIei6pis bel ben gioten, tets
Die leeren aopf' am m~e'lten seIten.
2iebe modt blino Iarum MAIDEN
bduIis - 5ebItritte.
Wands fDnneu nidt obne W ein,
anoere niht obne W eiber iein.
Jh aber, i'm nebermaB meines9eioes,
Yraube 5a n,einem 2roite- Beioes,
Wean bod fid im 9oDett erbebi bic
Deinjhaar
9bun 5r6mmler inn Bartlett entriiEtei
= ideinbar. 5 y
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
v n Gnrefa mno itmsesemo. ii v

Mm Wlontoa trot Sobn StoIer
nit Ieiner ihlper ertrontten 9od)ter,
SRI. emilia, ole gteiIe nod Genper,
Sol, an. UNI in oorti9er reincn uno
ltdrtenoen &uIt 6eiluIg 3n iuden.
3oblreid)e Sreunoimen batten iid
am BahnboI e%inaeiunben, nm unter
9brdnen MbIdieb bon Der lieben
3amerooin 3u nehmen nno ibr bic
beiten yDiinId)e NIT ouf bic 9iciIe 5u
seben. Wi69e lie bolo Dieoer geiuno
uno munter IN bic arme DIR no6
ihr Iebnenoen WlutIer uno 6eIdipi,
tier autiidtebren. 0as walte Soft !
- Die GinIonuneen sur alice Iooi
ieoelt : 2cne,porib 6eirotb iuuroen
lebte Wode bereits ouseeIbidt gSer
iebt nod feline erboIten bat, broudt
nid)t an elouben, unIer iopiole YoIt
meiIter bdtte oieIelbe aus OerIeDen
in ben popiertorb aeidmiIen.
Der NGboerein Der preSbptbes
ridden &ird,e pcriammclt Iid NOR
gen Oonnerstos bel Srou Sbos.
ytisIer.
Sobn Wlithefl bot ON Donners-
tag elm Sloim 9ono IN Sampled 60,
Sec. 8, SomnIbip 1876, il. rs, 10
WieiIen bon Gureta 9ele9en, oui9e'
npmmen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

alen meinen Sreunoen uno BE.
fonnten 5ur seneiaten asnntnib.
noblne, ooB id felt geeinn bieieS
Sobres bel Der olerorts beitbefnnns
ten Sonoelsfrma
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
6WentIi6e DertetaermnG.


am DonuerStas ben Is. Sebruor,
Yormiita9s 10 nbr, nerbe id) auI
meiner 10 Yleilen neitlidD bon Gus
reta 9eIe9enen Sarm foIsenbe Sc
9enItdnoe on bic WleiItbietenoen 1I.
fentIiH oerIteisern lafien
2 Nrbeitspferoe, 9 MiIhtibe, IL
l mno 2idbrise Stiere nno Seifers,
6 Shafe, l Seaoer, ] Drill, / Wa.
ienimneioer, 2 9eaoerboren, l Wa.
gen, l ReitpIlu9, 2 Stupfen.p Tliae,
2 Gs9en, 1 6ei3oIen, / aodofen, i
Gutter Srib, 1 WoHerbcBdIter, ] Seu.
bpr, | Sultioator, / 6rosmaIhine,
2 SeuIhober, iomie onoere Sorm-
9erdtbihoften uno 6ausseeenItdnoe
Seoingunoen; Vile Gums
mer unter $1,000 in 9aor, oariiber
bis gum /. Hooember 1906 aeoen
Cute Siberbeit mo 10 proSent Gin
len bel Soor5ablura 5 pro3ent
Gobott.
9ei IdIedter N3itteruno iinoet Die
Yerltei9erun9 am IoI9enocn 9o9e
Itott.
@briltian 3eaer.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

100 Nder 2anb, Ii Uteilen oft bon
Gurefa eelesen, nit einem Saus bon
Is bel "a Rub, Stou "a bel 80 unb
II SUB pfoiien, Sbeune 10 bel "a,
Sommertiibe 10 bel IL Rub ; oues
BON 0oI3 sebaut. las Sono Fam
nit ben Sebauoen ODER audi ieparat
eetauft meroen. Cir NGberes nod).
3uirosen bel Sobann 2ebner. Poit'
office Seola ooer bel
6 ouaro blum arot,
7-21ieb Gurefa, 9. D,
Grs9 ouperneur Serreio nebii
ScmobIin loobnten am Wttttruod)
benz 9eordbiiie bon Srau Yon Sor
Der III Gureta bel.
WliblebeIiber Sobn pieB weiIte
Iebte g8od)e 9elddItebolber III Srecns
man, aIblep &c.
Stotiousooent 6. :. Scott bon
bier ipobnte lebte g9od1e benz 9e
ordbniIie IeineS SDnie9er oters in
6resboro bel.
Sine Diinute Gou9b Sure entbGIt
nid1t elm Ntom bon irseno elmer uod)>
theili9en Weoi3in uno bat 6uiten,
.Grtdltun9eu, Group uno &eutbuiten
10 oft 9ebeilt, oaB es Iid ais einen
Sreuno fir Vile ernieien bat, Die es
oebroudlen. Shr babt nibt notbis
fir Guer Rinb an iiirdoteu ipenm es
DOM &eud)bniten befollen lit, weun
'Sbr One Nlinute Gou9b Sure oe.
braupt. 3u baben bciss Der Gur.to
Uruo Trlio SO.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07

Iue 6uiten Sprups aus olten
3eitcn p~erltopIen Die Seo6rme. Dies
1T unredt. Sine neue Soee modote
iid oor 5nei Sobreu 5uriid IN Sen.
neop's Soratioe 6pni9 uno Sor
brett. DieieS Seilmittel ,oirtt ouf
Die SdIeimbdute oec Solies uno Der
2unaen uno lDIt bic SeoGrme CUR
ielben 3eit. SIS treibt allies 3olt aus
Dem Spitem binous. GS reinigt ben
Gals, ltdrtt bic SdIe;mbdute, beIreit
pom Suiten, Grtdltun9en, Sroup.
&~eudbuIten &C. Gureto Drug SO.
Die 9obmpermeIier baben Nun
ihr 6auptquartier bon @ureta nad)
Wouno Gitp oerle9t.
Seinri6 9tieB bon Silspiep
,piro i'm Npril nab Montano iiber.
lieoeln.
@ountp SdobmeiIter Srco Z.
95ieB ut heute bebufe Grbebuna Der
Steuern in Gurefa ein9etroffen uno
miro mor9eu, Sreitae uno SomStos
IN Der DeutIheu 8onf Die Steuern
in Gmpiane nebmen.
- 8eore adermam, 3 Wcilen oft
bon Nrtas uohnhaft. IoIste om Wtitt
luoh nit Ieinem 8ruoer einem Seus
,pooen uno IhoIIen untermesS 90.
fen. @eore's Slinte entIuo iid1 uno
bic 2aoung fubr ourd) ooe Sleild
Toumen uno 3eioeTineer
Der redlten 6ono, %itreiTte bic 9ruit
nonn bic Spibe Der ytaie. Or. Otto
SERIES perbano bic Wunoen.
Die pure Seeo OerIammIpna,
pelbe am 2. Sebruar in Der Staot.
bale itattfdno, mar pom 6ormern
MUIR ihDad beIud)t, mas ia, oa lie
Yortrdse n ur in engiiid1er Sprade
sebaaen ,peroen, nidt aitoers an ers
ioarten nor. 9ortrdse in oeutIdDer
opradbe ioaten aebaIten irerbcn, ,pie
oiee !. y. IN W%linneioia unt y8is.
Der Soa w.
- ateunfrtF dti bic veureta poii1.
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@6@emtltGe YreiSliHe.
GmiI 9terenfeIDt.

&ubbdute. Sc baS Bfuno.
Sdafpelse. 8ole seiddbt 2sr
oas 8funb.
Belaiaden ). b66iten Marftwertb.
Sibner, &c. Huten, SC.
gnten unb @dnie, SC lebeub.
Sbweine, 44c. .r
5ette &ibe, 50. fttte Stiere,
$3.50; fette Sdafe, $3.50
2dmmer, "a 10000 per
Sunoert.
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Sd6el Yre6|er
& lit5

III Gurefa, Glib Dofoio, in Steluns
bin. Sc miro mir eime iiberauS
srobe Jrenoe bereiten, tpenn Sbr
BON ieBt ab al Gucrn geoari In
@,oceries, fertisen Serren. uno
DomenfIeioern, GtieIeIn, Gdnben,
2oppen, Often, GiIen, gIed)., Bor.
5ellan', SlaS- uno 2ebermaaren,
perih eoenem Werfsens, farm nnb
neutrality-suspicious., oner
art 6eias uno &odDfen u. r. 10, bon
oicier, nie ia olIsemein befonni, in
leoer 8e5iebuna Superldiioen uao
9e~niIenhoIten 5irmo be5ieben ner.
BET, uno 3uor an ben nieoriaIten
Yreilen. SG mDdte Cub gang be.
Ionoere ouimertlnm mod)en oui
meme bon mir ielbIt on9eIertigten
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
8ferOegei6irre /,

lie iinobiibId). nett, oauerboIt unb
biIlig nno 5ieren ieoes pIero, aud,
ben dIteitcn Sted)er. Vile gum Sott.
lelfob 9eboreuoen arbeiten uno He,
paraturen neroen bon mir biuio,
oauerboit, reel uno piintilih nusae-
fibrt. Uleine Nerfitdtte lit oosu
iehr bequem einseridtet uno Wate.
rial lit mebr als 9enn9 porbanben.
8ommt Vile, oh alt poer jung, id
iperoe Seoen Treumclih, boTlib NIB
5ucorfommeno beoienen. mie oies ia
IN meiner Dirt lit.
Wit einem id)6nen 6ruB
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Nartit Az ~perfamfen.

10 Wleilen noro bon Gurefo unb
4 Vleilen Iiioweit bon 0enturio oes
le9en ; $40 Ade., oapom 60 osbro.
d)en. nebit 6auS unb 2 Stdne. 6u-
ties 2Daner, pumpe init WinomiibIe.
ytdbres nahSufrasen in Der Office
Der .Sureto poit@ ODER beim eiaen-
tblmer.
2Sfeb Mnbreas Septer ir.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1906-02-07
. uuterridlt.

am Ulontaa ben 90 Tebruar be-
sinnt Der td9Iide 2onfirmanoens
nnterritt. Dieieniocn aiuorr, ,ucId)c
am g,olmionnioa tonfirmirt weroen
mbd)ten, m uicn benz unterridJt
ieoen Cog beimobnen.
s.. &einbarbt, Yaltor.
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&
HEPPERLE.
Gotort Al. p~erfamfem.

Sieben einsetrosene S5ort .Sorr
Bull. Diit iebem 9ebe id oenGtomm
baum nit. GO audi Der in SiGs'
oien seIe9ene Stou.
Seinrib 6. HieB,
7-14feb 6iusuiem, 9. ..
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Wia Gmfe Gttere.

Sd1 beSoble Sud- bis 3h Sents
per Yiuno Iir Gure suten Siisre.
s bas. W Z.
Or. @ouoro bon WaIoou fiji.
rirte Srau Gotborina Berg bon
Der Erahomo, on ipeIder tie felt
Sobrea lit uno quoIi blino mar.
Srodoma beoeutet Qu9enIioerroubie-
felt, tDrniee, id)mommise uno rotbe
Sleiid9eIdwulit 5miid)en ausel-
Iioern uno Nu9opIel.
6err uno Trau +. 10. 9Dtther
BON Nberoeen ~erireuen Iid) Der Se.
burt zines Gobnes.
Sub perIamten.
Sine rotbe Sub, 3 Sabre oil. nit
tpeiBem 2opI uno seiuno. Wer ct.
Nos peiB. benahrihtise midi brieIs
lid, ooer tbeile es benz Farmer Store
ooer Der oGurefd poit~ NIT.
Safpb aoam,
1-21Ieb Gnreta, Q. .. 4
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
Presbyterian.

The pastors theme on next Sab
bath morning will he The Three
Good Cheers of Jesus" There will
be no evening preaching service on
account of the union temperance sry-
ice to be held in the Methodist church
in which our people will join. There
will be several received into the
church on Sabbath morning.
The prayer service topic for next
Wednesday evening win be The Fin
al harvest" Rev. 1915. VIII we
not cooperate to make the mid-weelI
a stronger arm of the church?
The topic for the young peoples
service will be "The Worlds Temper
ance Sunday isaiah 5:l1-23. There
was fine attendance on last Sab
bath evening. 1t should be and could
be much larger VIII you help to have
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
SHE SMOKES
HER PIPE
ANCIENT WOMAN
Old Woman Has 275 De-
scendants, More Than
Any Other Person in the
United States.

Bloomington. ILL.,, Nov "a
Ninety years of age, and iucessant
smoker of pipe, and possessing 275
descendants. more than any other
person in the United States. Mrs.
Elizabeth Dearinger, of Christian
characters of Central Illinois. sey-
eral decades ago she was afflicted
with hemorrhage of the lungs. She
was advised by physician to smoke
q pipe, and found the recommenda-
tion to be beneficial. She now smokes
constantly, and the pipe is great
solace to her in her old age. Her
children make no objection to this
habit, despite its oddity TO the pres
ent generation.
Mrs. Dearinger was formerly Eliza
beth Padgett, and was born in Jessa-
mine county, Ky, in 1916. She was
married to Jacob Dearinger in Wood
ford county, Ky, in 1894 Sixteen
children were born, all of whom are
living. She has seventy-seven grand
children, III great grandchildren
and eleven great great grandchildren,
bringing the total up to 275. The
family moved to Christian county
after the Civil War. The husband
be came blind in 1858, and it de
volved upon the wife to support the
family, assisted by the older children.
He died in 1882 Mrs Dearinger has
raised fax, pulled 1t. spread it down,
watered so that II would not rot.
which usually took about fifteen days.
then failed, swingled or scutched ii,
hacked. spun the threads. woven the
cloth. and then made it up into gar
ments for her family.
She never used a sewing machine.
but made all the clothing by hand
Two of her sons, James and John,
were soldiers for the Union through
the Civil War Mrs Dearinger isl
familiar with incidents of the Civil
War. Gen. Felix Zollicoffer. of theI
Confederate forces. was killed within
three miles of her home at the battle
of Mill Springs in 1852 Mrs DARN
ger wears glasses. but can thread the
finest needle with little trouble. De
spite her extreme age, she is in excel
lent possession OF her faculties. is SEN
sible and strong-minded and in good
health. She believes that her pipe is
of aid in prolonging life, and extracts
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
MOUNTAIN OF CEMENT
Big Discovery Made on the Western
Slope Near Ruedi.-Immense
Depcsits of Cement-A VAL
uable Find

II. c. Bush. traffic manager of the
Colorado Midland, announces the dis
covery of a mountain Of cement plas-
ter rock on the Western Slope nen-
Ruedi. He returned from that sec
tion of the state yesterday. The find
is considered a valuable one.
f. J. Bess of Florence is the dis
coverer and in company with DR.. d.
G. Cummings company has been
organized to develop the find The
company is to be known as the Roar
ing Fork Plaster COMPANY The fac
tory is to be in operation ny May or
June next,
The Colorado Midland company is
building a branch to the mine. which
Is about half a mile from the main
line The deposit covers approNi-
matcly forty acres. The plant to be
erected will cost 100000. with a
capacity for handling 200 to 25O
tons daily.
Cement plaster is used for stucco
work. and for first and second coat
work and finish coats on walls. Plas-
ter cement is also used to reinforce
steel columns. It is also said to be
valuable for fertiliziug purposes.
The material has never been manu-
featured in Colorado as fertilizer
and the Roaring Fork Plaster com
pany will be the first to make it and
nlnCa it on the market
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
LITTLE CHILD'S
LONG JURNEY

Toledo. o., Nov, 24.-Checked
like so much baggage. and seemingly
unconscious of the tragedy which had
been enacted so early in his life. a
6-year old boy passed through Toledo
Tuesday afternoon on the Wabash
flyer en- route TO Chicago from Lon
don
In the baggage car attached to the
train. a coffin bore the remains of the
little fellows mother.
James A RundelI. grain man, was
on the train with the little boy from
Pittsburg to this city, and spent the
greater part of his time with the
other passengers in making the ride
pleasant for the little fellow.
The laughing face of the boy dia
not suggest the story that had made
his long trip alone necessary.
Some weeks ago little Johnnie
Dolan and his mother left for Eng
land. where the mother hoped to re
gain her health. The change from
Chicago to London benefited her lit
tie. and, shortly after their arrival
in London. the mother died.
In sore straits. John Dolan, the
father. telegraphed to have the boy
and the body Of his wife shipped
home. one of the checks on the
little fellows waist interceded with
the conductor TO care for him and
still another billed him through from
London to Chicago.
THE little fellow was anything but
lonesome" said Mr.. Rundell. while
| was on the train women passengers
saw that he was put to bed, kissed
him and tucked the quilts under him,
and the men and women spent the
greaer part of their time in efforts
to entertain him"
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
BiIiousncss and Constipation.

For years ! was troubled with bill
iJusness and constipation. which
made life miserable for me My ap-
petite failed me. / lost my usual
force and vitality. Pepsin prepara-
uons and cathartics only made mat
ters worse. | do not know where /
should have been today had l not
tried Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. The tablets relieve the
III feeling at once. strengthen the di-
gestive functions. helping the sys-
TEN 10 do its work naturally. Mrs.
Rosa Potts. Birmingham. Alabama,
These tablets are for sale by c. d.
Smith and Co. Drug Store. Grand
Junction, Fruita and Pallsade. Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
Methodist.

TIL subject for the Epworth League
Sunday evening will be THE Use OF
strong drink" Mr. Marsh is the lead.
er.
The pastors subject for Sunday
morning Will be "Consecratlon."
There will be union temperance
meeting at the NJ. Il. church on Sun
day evening Mr.. Becker will preach
the sermon.
Miss Bross will sing on Sunday
morning Come Ye Blessed" Gauls
Holy CITY"
In the morning Miss Bross will
sing "Thc Lord is My Shepard" Van
De Water.
The following will be the musl-
cal program for the Thanksgiving
service at the NJ L. Church here:
Prelude, Confidence" Mendelsshon' 5
Song without Words"
Hymn-"Comc We Thankful People
Come.
Anthem Praise the Lord o Jeru-
salem-J II. Mounder,
OneratOry-
solo-"The Lord is My Light All
son.
America"
Postlude-N National Airs
The classes in physical culture are
now about all organized. but there is
still room for more pupils. The
young ladies class meets on Monday
evening at 1890. Glasses for boys on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at the close
of school and classes for girls on
Wednesdays and Fridays at the close
of school.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
Made Happy For Life.

Great happiness came into the
home of S. c. Blair. school superin-
tendent. at ST. Adams. w. Va. when
his little daughter was restored from
the dreadful complaint he names. He
says: my little daughter had St.
Vitus Dance, which yielded to no
treatment but grew steadily worse
until as a last resort we tried Electric
Bltters. and rejoice to say, three
bottles effected complete cure. d"
Quick. sure cure for nervous COM
plants, general debility. female
weaknesses. impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by C. d. Smith
& Cos drug stores, Grand Junction.
Fruitn and Pallsade.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
Baptist

The prayer meeting next week will
be held on Thursday evening and
will be a THANKSGIVING service.
There will be no normal class next
week The last Friday night of the
month being reserved for the regu-
lar monthly teachers meeting.
Subject for the morning sermon
Neutrality of the soul" On account
OF the union service at the Methodist
church in the observance of World :
Temperance Sunday there will be no
evening service.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24

See ms about a buggy within the
next few days. it might do US both
some good--Frcd Mantey.
Our competitors are hollering
about our prices on buggies and har-
ness. This Is what we want. Fred
Mantey.
Are you ready for the Fourth an
nual ball Of the Boilermakers? Il
will be the great event of Thanks
giving Day in Grand Junction. At
the Auditorium. Tickets 500. La
dies free.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
Christ Church:
Christian.

Mr. Stivcrs' subject for Sunday
morning will be "Thc Abiding Grace"
On Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
there will be a mems meeting and Mr..
Stivers will speak upon the theme.
what Man is Like on Sunday even
ing he will speak upon The Creed
that Needs no Revision" Don't fail
to hear him in each one of these
splendid services. There will be iu-
spring song services and sweet solos
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
subscrlbe for mo panr sentInel.

Subscribe for Tho Daily Sentinel
Call for the FL Socorro cigar If
Jou want your moneys worth.
Lap robes and horse blankets at
prices that sell them.-Fred Mantey.
Ladies' $3.50 and $500 shoes for
$500 at the Colorado Shoe store, 431
Main street.
Patz Brothers. successors to G.
p. Gessert, Independent Grocery and
Meat Market. Good things to eat
at all times. Best services. Prompt
delivery.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
Enmons Strike nrcnI,ers.

The most famous strike breakers in
the land are DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. When liver and bowles so on
4 strike they quickly settle the
trouble, and the purifying work goes
right on Best cure for constipation,
headache and dizziness. 25 cents at
c. D. Smith & Cos drug stores, Grand
Junction, Fruita and Pallsade.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24

II you want a steam or hot water
plant that will heat. call on Lewis and
Sallee. 124 y. 9th street or Phone
1914 Black.
Lowe and Coulter timers are pre-
pared at all times to meet your re-
quirements in their line. Hot air
furnaces, galvonized guttering and
repairing. 1875 n. 9th street. Phone
1853 Black.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
Congregational:

Mrs. McNulty viii play "Cavan-
tina" by Ran for the Sunday morning
service.
There will be no evening service
as the pastor will preach the union
temperance sermon at tn Methods:
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
FREE EXAMINATIONS.

For all diseases and operations on
the eyes and the scientific adjustment
of glasses. soc Drs. Smith and Agnew,
72l Main St
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24

The following are announcements
of the various churches of the city
for services tomorrow and during the
coming week:
Christ Church:
First chur h of Christ Scientist.
corner of Seventh and White. Ser
vice / a m, subject: Ancient and
Modern Necromancy or Mcsmerism
and Hypnotism." Sunday school.
9;45 a. m. Wednesday testimony
meeting. 1890 p. m. Reading room
open Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays from to p. M. same al
dress
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24

vast amount OF comfort from it,
Her children are hopeful that she
will round the century mark.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-24
AT THE CHURCHES

The Different Services For Tomorrow
Mt the Various Houses Of Wor-
ship In Grand Junction
Rcvivals, Union Meet
ings and Special
Services.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-02-04
CLASS MEN MEET TOMORROW
Occidental Students Ready for Track
Weak Entries in Field
Events

What promises to be the best inter-
class meet ever held at Occidental coll
lege will take place on the Occidental
field at 2:30 tomorroW afternoon, Feb
ruary s.
The new track is about completed
and should be very fast for the meet.
The men who have been out for a
mpnth are beginning to reach their
best form and some class records
should go by the board. The upper
class men are entered together, the
lower class men with the preps.
The track events should be well con-
tested, for the men are evenly matched
and are eager to make the best show
ing possible. The entries for the field
events are weak and unless there is a
great improvement soon Occidental will
stand but poor show to win out this
year.
Following are the entries for the
events:
1O0-yard dash-Cu.nmings, Roberts,
Bird, Clark, Blee, Holderman, A, Mer-
rill, Thatcher.
220-yard dash-Roberts, Bird, Clark,
Thatcher. Holderman, Blee, Merrill.
440-yard dash--Bird, Crane. Bonner,
Raney, Garth, Holderman. A. Merrill.
SS0-yard run-Bonner, Roth, Hoog-
STRAIT, Settle.
One mile run-Chapin. Roth, Patter-
son, Fitzhugh.
120-yard hurdles-Ha german, Moffat,
Spaulding.
220-yard hurdles - Hagerman, Beal,
Spaulding, Wieman.
Broad jump-Hagerman Hodge, B.
Merrill Thomas, Spaulding.
High jump-Moffat, Mckee, Thomas,
Hodge Lowry
-put--Clark, Thatcher, Thacker,
Wieman, Conrad, B. Merrill.
Hammer throw - Wieman, Conrad,
Crane, Thacter
Pole vault-B. Merrill, Thacker Mof-
fat, Thomas.
Relay race-Upper class: Hagerman,
Cummings, Roth, A. Merrill; lower
class: Clark, Hodge, Thacker, Blee
preps: Roberts, Bird, Thatcher, Holder
man,