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HAD A PAYING BUSINESS.
Street Sweeping Not Altogether 4
Bid for Charity.

merchant in a Scotch city used
to give an old crossing sweeper six
pence every Saturday. One day he
discovered he had given him half
sovereign by mistake. So he hurried
back to the crossing. The sweeper
said in reply to a question: "Win
you come. sir. after four o'clock to
this address. and I will see II you
are right about the coin"
The merchant did so. and found a
small office and two clerks busy at
work Presently the sweeper ap-
peared, but oh, so altered. He was
dressed neatly and looked business
man.
"oh, yes." he said to the aston
ished merchant, you were correct.
Our receipts to-day We're about ten
shillings more than usual, so here is
your half sovereign" As the mer-
chant left the office, vowing he would
never give to the rogue again, the
sweeper called after him. You've
forgotten your usual sixpence. sir"
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
Where cannIbaIs Abourd

Cannibalism exists. in spite OF the
dictum Of the report of the INQUIRY
commission. DR.. Hinde has told that
after one particularly murderous bat.
tie. in which the fierce Botetela tribe
OF Congolese negroes had been used
against the Arabs. every member of
these cannibal allies had at least one
body to eat.
All the meat was cooked and
smoke-dried, and formed provisions
for the whole OF the force and for all
the camp followers for many days
afterward." DIR. Hinde presents n
somewhat novel point OF view: Dur
ing the war in which we were now en-
gagged for two years. we reaped. per.
haps. the only advantage that could
be claimed for this disgusting custom.
In the night following a hattie or the
storming of a town these human
wolves disposed of all the dead, leav-
ing nothing even for the jaekals. and
thus saved us. no doubt. from many
an epidemic. c."-Everybody's.
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HELD MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Last night the Democratic city CEN
trail committee held an important meet
ing and nlled vacancies on the com
mittee. The newly organized commit
tee stands as follows:
COMAiITTE TEEMEN.-
First ward-M Hertz and w. II,
Hammantree.
Second ward-Peter Chelius and W.
H. Render.
East Third W. Armstrong and Il
r. Rhone.
West Third-R c Walker and Frank
Haskell.
Fourth wnrd-Felix Toupaine and
Frank Welch.
The committee adjourned to meet
again on the evening Of Feb 2Gth foi
the purpose Of naming time and
place for the city convention at which
a municipal ticket will be put In the
field.
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Look for the Easy Way.

Dill pickles at the Star Grocery.
Take In the big ball tomorrow nigh
at the Auditorium.
For hay. grain or seeds call on tho
J. A. McCulloeh Implement and Feed
company.
No daily papers VIII be Issued tomor-
row as 1t ia national holiday. Wash
ington's birthday"
The two great cigars, Charles the
Great" and the Originator" none SO
fine in the city. Ask for them where
ever you go.
Mrs. straud NJ. Logan entertained a
party Of lady friends at the Logan
home eaet OF the city yesterday after
noon In very pleasant manner.
You win be royalty entertained II
you are the guest of the fremon and
onginomen tomorrow night at their
great bail at the Auditorium.
Sample packages of Old Dutch
Cleanser with each ten cent box. II
cleans everything. at the and 10
cent store.
The board of directors Of the Cham
ber OF Commerce meet In regular week
ly session tomorrow evening. Atten-
tlon Is called today to tho meeting as
no paper viii be issued tomorrow
tStrnnger: )-"Whero is Fred
Mantey's harness shop?" Right there
whore you see that sorrel horse
standing on tho sidewalk. Thank
YOU"
Miss Harriet Tobyne who has been
connected with the DeLong real estate
office for n number OF years. has ten
dargH h.r raafuuaff,r a. ,
take effect in a short time. Miss To-
hyne win give up her position on ac-
count Of her health.
The pupils OF the city schools Will
enjoy holiday tomorrow In every
room programmes In observance Of the
day. and anniversary OF the birth OF
''thc father of his country" will be
carried out tomorrow morning and the
various entertainments viii doubtless
provo very enjoyable.
The Stevens Land & Livestock COM
pany OF Grand Junction, the formation
of which was announced by the Senttn-
81 some weeks ago. has filed articles
Of Incorporation with the secretary
Of state OF Utah. and operate in San
Juan county. Utah as well as in Colo
rado The company is capitalized "a
$4,000 ana several well known local
gentlemen are interested.
To-day the large company headed by
William Williams which Will be seen
this evening at the Park opera house
In the beautiful play OF New England
life. Quincy Adams Sawyer" arrived
from the west The company carries
most elaborate stage settings and one
OF the prettlest and sweetest perform
ancos OF the sason is promised those
who see tho famous play tonight
The Hon u 7. Cook came in from
Grand Junction and tho Delta district
on No last Sunday mornings. Dan
owns some vcry choice fruit land near
Delta aud had Just taken look at n
few Of the acres heretofore uninspccted
] lie thinks that part of Colorado fun Of
promise. and IL certainly seems that
fruit growing sections will rival the
potato and grain belts II they can have
% real rival-Salida Mail
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The Instinct to Play.

A scientist attached to the Smith
sonian Institution at Washington will
shortly publish a report wherein he
undertakes to show that the desire to
indulge in play is true instinct
among the lower creatures. AS in
man. the tendency to play is stronger
in young animals. The scientist in
question divides animal sports into a
number of classes. Among them are
play hunting" in which the prey is
sometimes such as the animal natural.
ly chases, and sometimes u "make-be-
lieve;" "play-fighting. "building.play, "
''nursing-play," plays of imitation"
and others-
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Here's for Businss

OIL your harness spring and 4
Fred Mantey.
All kinds of pickles constantI
hand at the Star Grocery
New line of Heywood go cart
the Crown Furniture company
Call at the Star Bakery for |
cakes. pies, cookies. breads, etc
Discount furniture sale nov ?
the Crown Furniture COMPANY
Lady bowlers are given special
iIeges at the Mesa Bowling allsI
When ordering your groceries
clude a loaf of Star bakery n
Gentlemen give the suitorlal
try on4hat dirty suit l25 5 '
Our town teams are doing
practice work for the annual ns1
Denver.
AT the o. X. Second Hand sioI
the place to buy your spFlns
615 Colorado avenue.
Try the Progress for anylAH|
the bakery line. One of the
equipped bakeries in the state I
groceries. fruits and yege'aOls'
to be found here. also even
to be found in an up TO da'e
establishment. Best Of
Prompt attention and courteous
ment.
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GOT Am,aD FALL

Samuel NJ Winterburn residing on
ouray avenue. well known carpen-
ter. and the father OF Ed winterburn.
the contractor and builder. was pain
fully injured this morning as result
Of hard fan he received while work
ing on house. 1t seems that a scant-
ling on which Mr.. winterburn was
standing gave way and he fell to the
ground. a distance Of about eight feet.
lie was badly shaken up and bruised
and his right ankle sprninod He Will
he confined TO his room for several
days. His escape from severe injury
was narrow one.
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SAM PLI ri G IS
Who do as they advertise
For Rhcnmntlc sunerer..

The quick relief from pain aaa1
by applying Chamberlain's Pain a
makes it a favorite with sufsl
from rheumatism, sciatica, lame 4
lumbago. and deep seated and nd
lar pains. For sale by C. D. Snlt|
Co., stores, Grand Junction. m
Palisade.
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Rescue Work for Flremen.

Horseman Fred Dobratz of engine
company "a OF Brighton says that
while his company was fighting a fire
In Allston the other day an old man
pushed his way through the crowd
and, grasping a fireman by the -shoul.
der begged him to go back into the
house and save the old mans glass
eye.
It's worth $40 to me-" yelled the
loser "and l cans afford to lose IT;
and while you're up there you might
bring down box OF curls which lit.
tie fellow who lives in the house saws
were cut on some years ago."-Boston
Herald.
Held Her Tongue.
Miss Anteek has such an unfortun.
ate disposition; so disputatlous and
so sensitive about her age"
Yes, she was in perfect agony the
other day while Col. Bragg was telling
some "reminiscences. She knew he
was wrong. but IL was something that
happened 30 years ago."
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A JOINT CELEBRATION.

There win be no washington's BIRTH
day celebration AZ the Lowell school
tomorrow morning but the pupils in
this school VIII hold n joint washing
-Longfellow celebration on Long
fellows birthday. Wednesday, Febru-
AIRY 27th. In all the other buildings
exercises will be held tomorrow.
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STAG DINNER rARrv

Last niEht Mr.. Frank Tibbctts eavo
tt'E dinner party at Cndy's popular
enfo. Mr rihhotts thought McAhor
Hawkins Al laynos Mr.. Jolly ana g.
II Robinson did not know beans"
Nftor thv spread they were enter
'Alhed hy solo rendered by Mr Clari,
popular tonsoriM artist at Aluson'r
~ was selection of "rom Moorc's" cn-
,'''o llhhetts Twas Casey Turn Nc
Down Ncodiess to say NH IN, r.ilo,,,
present enjoyed themselves nt riht,tt.s
expense.
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BALL GAME TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon tho first base
ball game OF the season win take place
here The Grand Junction high school
boys VIII play the Indian school team
at the Indian school grounds The game
viii be called promptly at 2:3O and
doubtless a large crowd VIII witness
the game.
The boys are in pretty good shape
and an interesting game is promised.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
Cure for Yellow Fever.

The Liverpool School of Tropical
Medicine claims to have solved the
cure of yellow fever. says the London
Express. The expedition dispatched
by the school to Brazil forwarded a
eablegram recently stating that it had
successfully applied the antidote dis.
covered by Sir r. Boyce and used sue,
cessfully on monkeys. Sir r. Boyce
who traced the spread of the disease
TO mosquitoes. has received a request
from President Roosevelt to lay his
theory before the United States gov
ernment.
The Easy Wav will he here
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Hello. The Easy WAY.

There is more matter in the paper
to night than usual the only differ
cnce being that II is set in smaller
sized type The size OF the type Is for
This issue only and was nccessitated
ON account Of this style of type being
used In job last night and there be-
Ing not time to make the change to
the regurm style type In the interval
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COMING NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT

Tho managers of the lecture course
announce that on next Tuesday Feb 2G
the famous Swiss Bell Ringers. Will be
heard as the next number OF the lee
ture course
Prof Mcclellan was TO give n pipe
organ recital on that evening but this
Will be postponed until March LIST.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

The oniciel plat Of the Crown Point
Cemetery was hled today with the
county clerk
It's tomorrow night tho big ball Of
thc locomotive nrcmcn and ongincmep.
Don't miss u
Thomas u. RAIDER yesterday sold hia
honc property al lo5 Grand avenue. to
Howard n Cane. Nh Raider win croo
nno home ON hs ranch
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OFFICER RAMSEY nnsrcNs

O $ Ramsey, who FOR several years
past has hold the position OF day plat
form omccr and station master at the
Union depot yesterday tcnderod his
rcsignutio TO the company having de-
oided 60 take up another lime Of work
Mr. Ramsey has proven a most cnic-
lent police officer and station master
and the railroad company has bccn
highly pleased nj all times with his
services. He is popular With the de-
pot omcials anr railroad boys and they
SOC him leave with regret MIR, Ram
sey has contemplated for some time
making IA change
II, is reported that the railroad COM
pany viii not continue tho position. OF
day officer but win keep the man on mt
night
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THE WEATHER

The maximum temperature ycster-
day was SO degrees. The minimum this
morning was 80 degrees. Partly cloudy
tonight Friday rain or snow Is the fore
cast for Western Colorado
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
Quite a plfferent 1hinn.

Like most men" he said. Il have
my shortcomings. l suppose but"
20, it isn't your shortcomings father
objects to-" interrupted the girl. It's
your long stayings."-Stray Stories.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Last night there was meeting held
by tho Joint cemeteries committee and
several matters OF Importance were
discussed
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
Handkerohlefs and ribbons at the
G. V. Store.

Tomorrow morning the Emerson
school will httinEly celebrate WASH
ington's birthday and the womans Re
lief corps and the c. A. II. post are es-
pecially invited to be present.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

FOR EXcHANGE-wm exchange
for city property a fine fruit ranch
three miles from Grand Junction
Five acres in winter apples. five
acres in alfalfa. The Ramey- I'd
lock Investment Company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

LoST-A lady's hand bag. contain
ing s1s.10 and other articles, on
Grand avenue road between city
and Pear Park school house. Leave
at this office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

ED-Immediately experience
ed dining room girl. Telephone
Clarke hotel. Rifle, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

FOR RENT-One comfortably fur
nshed room with bath adjoining at
430 Grand Ave.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

FOR RENT-Lower floor OF furnish
ed house by March 1st. Reasonable
Apply here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

WANTED-Job for board and room
by man slightly rheumatic. Apply
TO Jaynes Bros.
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the 10 100 paid under
the direction Of the President
H. j. KING
Chairman
On motion Mr. Curl the Convention resolved itself
the Whole caon
dar with Mr.. Parker in he Chair
After consideration the
Whole President Murray
Chairman the whole reported follows
Mr.. PRESIDENT:
We Committee Of the Whole Convention TO whom cerred
the
that Section be
Banking Trust Guaranty Companies
third
after action that
ounend that adopted;
referred have made . sit
PARKER
Chairman
On motion of Mr.. Carr, the adopted.
motion Of NJ
Saturday, February o.
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WESTON
GOES UP
POPULAR ARMY OFFICER
TO SUCCEED GEN.
WOOD
IS NOW IN LyzON
Bears Nickname Of Rory
O'MOOfe" of the Atay
AN nas clnted preasl

Washington, Feb o. General John
f. Weston. who Is slated 70 succeed
Major General Leonard Wood when
the latter is recsned from the Philip.
pines, Is one Of tho most popular ofti-
GERS Of the army. General Weston Is
at present in command of the depart
ment Of Inzon
General Weston is native OF Ken.
lucky and served through the civil
war with the 4th Kehtscky volunteer
cavalry AT the beginning of the
Spanish war he was appointed brig
adler general of volunteers, and ia
1899 succeeded General Eagaa as
head OF the commissary department.
of the army
Few Officers Of high rank have been
so personally popular as General
Weston, VINO has been called tho
Rory O'Moore' of the army This
nickname was given him because of
his unfailing good natre and kind
linoss. mixed wit. an Irish humor. Al
the same time he has always had a
high reputation for executive ability.
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Official Journal Of the Proceedings
Of the Constitutional Convention
CONVENTION CHAMBER.
Morning Session Friday February 1907 9so A. M


Convention called to President Murray in the Chair
b, Delegate 95th District
Anderson,
Harmed Harris Harrison ss
Rogers, wills.
Edmondson, Hendricks
previously
been
sickness
Of Saturday February
absence
account sickness
Kelly this
week account of important business.
Quartet Of Normal Edmond Oklahoma
composed Prof Theo Willard McGilroy
and Fay w Chapman being invited
ynton and motion
The Calendar called
called Of
the whole consideration same,
of NIurray
resumed the Chair Chairman
Whole reported follows
your Convention to whous were referred
report
Railroads Public adoption
reading
passage whole have had
Guaranty as
well
r. srowr
On motion Mr. Chambers the
Secretary Convention was directed
forward Honorable copies
Of Resoron No transmission
Mr. Chambers introduced
proposition to provide for amendments the Constitution
General Provisions
Constitutional Amendments
On motion, the Convention P.
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Rlsinn From the Crave

A prominent manufacturer. VIM. A.
Fortwcll, OF Iucama. ~ g.. relates a
most remarkable experience He says:
After taking less than three bottles
Of Electric Bitters, feel like one ris-
inc from tho grave. Ny trouble IS
Brights disease. in the Diabetes stage
fully believe Electric Bitters cure me
permanently, for II has already stop
ped the liver and bladder complica-
tons which have troubled me for
years Guaranteed at all druggists
Price only soc.
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VAL nov DEpENp upoN tlorELe
AN Aesociated Preas.l


Chicago, Feb 9--To provide against
possible condition Of crowded hotels
in Now Orleans during the Mardi
Gras next week, the passenger depart
1ent Ct the Illinois Central railroad
Is running a special tcain from Chi
cago to the Cres ent CITY IN which
passengers win eat and sleep whilc
there. This is the first time such q
scheme has been tried, and il is the
outcome ~ complaints OF overcrowd.
ed hotels sud hish ratcs in New Or
leans i'ring the carnival week
The train, which left this city This
moraing Is one OF the finest ever
operated over the Illinois Central
comprising diner, library and obser
,ation cars in addition TO the sleep
ers. The train will be operated from
Memphis south over the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley route, arriving IN
Nicksbrrg at 3 o'c.ock tomorrow
morning. Here the party will be given
a carriage ride through Nicksburg
and the national military park New
Orleans will be reached at o'2locl,
Sunday evening.
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RtSTORED TO CITlztNSHIp
BatcI, of Pardons ISSUED
BY Governor
Trantz.


Governor Frantz issued citizenship
pardons this afternoon to the follow
bie prisoners, upon the recommenda-
ton of the prison warden:
Frank bowman, Canadian county,
sentenced April 4, 1906. for one year.
false pretenses; to be released March
1. 1907
Clarence Hawk Logan county. Sen
fenced April 9. 1905. to one year. grand
larceny To be released March 9, 1907
Dona McDaniels. Logan county, sem
fenced to one year, selling forged
check To be released March 6. 1907.
John Gray, Garfield county. sen
fenced April 9. i906 to one year, as
sault to commit robbery. TO be re.
leased March G. 1907.
Earnest Leuthold and T. ID. Davis.
Oklahoma county sentenced Nov i3.
1905, to one year and six months for
grand larceny. TO be released March
IL. 1907
Louis Harwell, Logan county, SEN
fenced Jan. 2. 1908 TO FIVE years for
shooting with in.ent to kill To be
released March 3. 1907
L. s. nassett Comauche county, SEN
fenced March Is. 1906. to one year for
forgery To be released March 1G.
1907.
Morris Cudys and Denny Foster.
Pot;awatomie county. sentenced March
10, 1906. to one year for selling stolen
property. To be released March 10.
1907.
Henry johnson, No 3. Poltawatomie
county, sentenced June 16. 1905. to
two years. burglary In second degree
TO he released March n. 1907.
Robert Williams. Pottwatomle GUN
~, sentenced April l6. 1906. to4one
year. grand larceny To be Released
March H. 1907.
Chas StIckert Pottawatcmie county
sentenced March l6, 1905, to two year
for horse stealing TO be released
March II. 1907,
Nat Sheldron, Kay county. sentenced
March 81. 1906 TO one year forgery
To he released March 10. 1907
Walter Wlze, Custer county. sen
fenced April IS. ia0G, TO one year. for
gerry To BIZ released April 90, 1907
Wm. Steley. Woodward county, sen
fenced April 26. 1906 TO one year,
srand larceny To be released Aprk
%, 1907
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CONVENTION CHAMBER.

AII5IllOOn 5esSlOn Ilday, FebTUa1y 8, lyUl 2 W.
Convention called to order; ssiden Murray
Chairman Committee Rules procedure
filed adopted
To the Constitutional Convention.
we Committee Rules, the following
adoption:
That the shall of
reconsider subsidiary moons and
That the onca Reporters
ona by ranscr
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state of Ohio. City OF Toledo, Lucas,
County, IS:
Frank ] Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm OF +. J.
Cheney & Cc., doing business in the
city of Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm Will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
thst cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 9Th day of De-
ccmber, A. d.. 1906
(SEAL.) A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
naly, and acts directly on the blood,
and mucous surfaces of the system
Send for testimonials free
+. ]. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for cons'i
patton.
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A Valuable Lesson.

six years ago learned valuable
lesson. writes John Pleasant. of Mag
nolia. Ind. 81 then began taking Dr.
Kings Kew Life Pills. end the longer
take them the better | find them
They please everybody. Guaranteed
at all druggists. 25c.
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w. +. Power the plumber, has tn,
finest line OF bath tubs aud PLUMBING
supplies IN Guthrie. Get estimates
from him. lie will save you money.
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Willie walled and Winnie wheezed
while wintry winds whincd weirdly
Willie wrlggled while Winnie wheezed
wretphedly Wisdom whispers, winter
winds work wheczeB. Wherefore We
write. use Kcnncdy's Laxative Cough
Syrup" Nothing else SO good. Solo
by G. r. RenfrO.
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TO ADDRESS TRANS
PoRTATloN CLUB.
rnv Assoclniad pross.l }

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 9.-The Detroit
Transportation club has made plans
on an elaborate uale for it's annual
banQet tonight, The guests of hon
or and principal speakers are TO be
Judson Harmon, receiver of the Pere
Marogette railway. and Harry Russell
of the legal department of the Michi-
gan Central
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l.. ID. Fossett. bar and saloon, is
where you receive cordial treatment
with pure, wholesome beer, whisky
and wine Patronage increasing.
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Dades Little Lver Pills thoroughly
clean the system. good for lazy livers
makes clear compiexions, bright eyes
and happy thoughts. Sold by ]. N
Wallace.
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O. L. Brooks. merchant tailor, East
Okla. Ave, will give you the best fit-
ting and wearing suit for the money
See for yourself.
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Day Bro s.. Hardware store Is Oet-
ter prepared than ever to supply you
with everything In builders hardware
and mechanics tools. See them
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J. A. Andersons Welcome Grocery
and Hardware store IS selling a class
of goods that cant fail TO interest ev.
cryone in Guthrie. Get prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-09

IIirschl & Knebel Co hardware.
garden tools. mechanics tools. Their
trade is increasing, proving correct
methods.
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J T. Smith. -four feed grocery, will
uok solondB oIdrls uG saolId nos asIBu
cannot afford TO miss; canned peas
canned corn and tomatoes
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A national gnion Of wire workers Is
suggested by the Boston local OF that
craft and It has elected a committee TO
work 10 that end.