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Amador ledger., 1907-05-10

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve does not merely heal on the
surface; it penetrates the pores and
promptly relieves pain, caused by
boils, burns, scalds, cuts and skin
diseases. 1t is especially good for
piles. Beware of limitations. Sold
by +. w. Ruhser.
Amador ledger., 1907-05-10

Here's to. your health and happi-
ness ''-DeWitt's Little Early Risers-
famous little pills. Nasty, sick head
ache or bllicusness may come on any
time; the cure Is an Early Riser.
Sold by f. w. Ruhser.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
AWFUL STORM

NEW ORLEANS, April 0.-(Spec-
iaD-The tornado that swept over
portions of louisiana yesterday was
traceable for IL distance of 800 mill
es and it is known that at least Is
people are dead.
The tornado moved from west TO
east, crossing the southern extremity
of Louisiana and Mississippi and strik
ing into Alabama for a short distance.
Portions of four towns were devas-
tated and the loss is nearly half
million dollars. The tornado again
began at Alexandria, Louisiana, soon
after 1 o'clock instantly killing four
persons there, fatally injuring three
and seriosuly injuring thirteen others
Soon after daylight is neared the
Mississippi river killing five persons
at jackson, Louisiana, while at Ba-
you Sara, Louisiana at least halt
dozen were reported killed. Ihere
was one woman killed at Jackson
Carson, Mississippi was visited where
the damage was heavy. The lnhhbi-
tants of Selma saw whriling CLOUDS
rise in the air and the storm disap-
peared.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
THE CAR
TO ABDICATE
Reported That the
Emperor Will Hand
Over Crown To
Infant Son.
In Feeble Condition
Grand Duke To Rule Un-
til Child Is of Age
In Feeble Condition

LONDON, April 6.-(SpeciaD-
The Daily Mirror claims TO be in a
position to announce upon the "high-
est authority" that the Emperor of
Russia proposes to abdicate within
a month and the Grand Duke Mich
ael will be appointed regent during
the infancy of the Czarvitch.
For the past three or four weeks
the paper says, preparations in this
direction have been proceeding with
rapidity in st. Petersburg,
but the secret has been well kept.
Lately the cmperor's mind has Civ
en- way evensmore completely and he
has shown his incapability of perform
ing the smallest duties of his rank.
The lower house of parliament Is to
be abolished and there will be form
ed military dictatorship with the
object of stamping out revolution and
putting an end TO anarchy in Russia.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
JEROME
GIVES UP
lie Will Not Seek
Aid of HighestState
Court.
TRIAL TO RESUME
On Monday and Jury
May GetCase Thursday

New YORK, April O.-(Special)
The trial of Harry Il. Thaw for the
murder of Stanford white probably
will be concluded next week. District
Attorney jerome decided today that
he will not ask the appellate divis-
ion of the supreme court for writ
of prohibition against the continue
ance of the trial before Judge Fitz-
gerald. He will, however, ON Mon
day make an argument TO Justice
Fitzgerald against the confirmation
by the justice Of the report of the
commission in lunacy which declar-
ed that Thaw was capable of apprcc-
iating and understanding the pdo-
cecdings against him and of advis-
ing with his counsel. MIR. jerome
came TO this conclusion after
having spent an hour reading the
law and precedents in criminal cas-
es. He also had an interview with
Justice Patterson of the appellate
division of the supreme court.
Should Justice Fitzgerald overrule
the district attorneys arguments and
confirm the report of the lunhcy COM
summing up In the case will
be begun, Mfr. Delmas opening for the
defense. He will be followed by the
district attorney for the prosecution.
II there are no further Interruptions
the case should he in the hands of
The jury Wednesday or Thursday of
next week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
AT THE RATE OF oNE-HALF
MILLION PER ANNUM

Up to April LIST The Grand juno
ton agency of the Capitol Life In
surance company of Colorado has
written at the rate of 100000 per
annum.
w. +. Payne of this city has plac-
ed his share of the business and has
not been out of sight of Mt Car
field. ]. n. Knox has placed nice
amount at Paonia and Delta. II. w.
Harris is in the Plateau Valley coun-
trv. w. NJ. McCafrey works his
quarters at Minturn and has made
good" with the big c., A. G. Wir-
ick has been busy all the time at
Fruita and can show results. w. p.
Lagarten of Craig never sleeps and
gets the names on the dotted line
every week. Mr.. Paul De Lamar who
will Join the agency force of the Capt.
tol Life in few days will call on his
old friends in the White River coun-
try and you can bet the Capitol life
Will be well represented
Charles Clark is over the entire
territory and writes an application
or two himself If anyone should ask
YOU about It. Keep your money in
Colorado by placing your insurance
with the Capitol Life.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
THEY ELECT CAPTAIN AND
CHOOSE A MANAGER.

There, was an important meeting
held last night by the young men of
the city who are interested in organ
izing a strong baseball team in this
city for the season of 1907.
Sanford Hoodenpyle was chosen as
captain and there is no question but
that he will prove an excellent cap
tain for the team soon to be organic
ed.
w. w. Chandler of the Daily Sentin
el. was elected manager of the team.
Mr.. Chandler has had several years
experience as manager of strong
and successful baseball teams In IL
linois and the young men believe
that they have chosen wisely In max
ing him manager.
The subscription committee an
nounced that 1t would get down to
work to day and Judging from the
general comment on the street the
financial support for the team will
be forthcoming.
There was an informal discussion
of various matters and the meeting
was a very enthusiastic one.
There now seems but little doubt
that Grand Junction will have an ex-
celleut and a first class baseball team
this season.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
TAKE UP VARIOUS COMPLAINTS

At the meeting OF the directorate
of the Chamber Of Commerce last
night Directors Carpenter. Dean,
LYONS. Hutchinson and Shellenberger
with Secretary Aupperle were pres
ent.
II was announced that the people
of Fruita will assist In the fight for
better freight rates.
A committee was appointed to take
fer with the county commissioners re-
rarding the condition of the side
rails on the Fifth street bridge over
the Grand river. IL is said that
these rails are In a very bad condi-
ton. and numerous complaints have
been made. ,..-,.-
A committee was appointed to take
nm with the city council the matter
Of allowing beet pulp to remain in
the lower part of the city, near the
factory. Scores of people have com
plained regarding the repulsive and
nauseating odor sent over the city by
the pulp when the wind blows in
the right direction.
After an informal discussion OF
several other matters the board ad-
journed, ,-....,
Secretary Aupperle was instructed
IN take up the matter of securing
more reliable information each day
for the public regarding the arrival
and departure of trains, there have
been a multitude Of complaints along
this line.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
A BIG BOOM

The next big boom in Nevada Will
undoubtedly be Rosebud the first To-
cations were filed late last summer
and there are now over three hundred
miners in the camp and ore running
$1,000 to the ton, almost on top, has
been discovered. We consider this
the best opportunity to get in right
since Mohawk sold at ten cents. We
have 10000 shares of stock allotted
to us in the Rosebud Mining company
one of the best and largest group OF
claims and has $500 feet on the
ledge, only enough stock will be sold
to open up, and that will be very soon
The price for this 10000 Will pc ~
cents a share and you can buy on
monthly payments II you wish. This
is the best and last offering at this
price, so hurry up. ..- ,
THE GRAND JUNCTION SIOCh q
BROKERAGE COMPANY
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
THE BIG BOAT DIsNIANTLED

Regarding the removal of John
J. Lumsden's boat from the Green
river TO the Salt Lake detailed in the
Sentinel some days ago. the Green
River Dispatch of yesterday says:
The steamboat 'Clin Dweler" is
being dismantled and within a few
days will be loaded onto cars and
transported to Salt Lake. The own
ers. Messrs J. ]. Lumsden. OF Grand
Junction, and a. Seegmiller of salt
Lake City, will rebuild and launch
the vessel at Lake Saltair. where 1t Is
henceforth to be employed as pleas
ure boat for short trips.
1t will be the best vessel in com
mission on Lake Saltair, there being
but two small boats, both gasoline
launches, in use there at present
II. T. Yokey will 90 along as en-
gineer. The name will be changed
from "CHn Dweller" to somthing
more Appropriate to its new environ
ments.
A. seegmiler who is an old rail-
road man, is here making arrange
ments and a Mr.. Anderson of Grand
Junction is supervising the job. The
deck win be first taken OFF, after
which the hull will be cut in two
lengthwise and loaded onto cars.
Work was commenced Tuesday
and a half dozen men are employed.
The boats engine is being used to
hoist the material.
Green River citizens are loathe to
lose the "Cliff Dweller," a pistures-
que sight that will be greatly missed
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
BUCHTEL BUSY

DENVER, April, 6.-(speciall .,,5 -
Governor BuchteI will be an eNceeu sa,,,
ingIy busy man for the neNt .tat'. 80
months and will be out OF the s'''''
On Wednesday he will dedicate
n Weslyian university ut Lincoln Ne Ne,
braska. On April 21 and % he Wi WIN
deliver series of letures in sauna hmHi'
Kansas in order to assist the bust ,.
ness men in raising funds TO PtoR i%at
Iy endow Carnegie college a" two
place. on April % he starts du,.,'o u t"o
weeks tour in California duflns
which time he will dedicate Snu Sno
church at Pasadena and one a. 1%% sor
Diego. On May 9Th he leaves U,,n1, do'
a six weeks tour OF ONO, o,5rn'
Washington andA California
During this tour he Will leceuie ,.ious
the chautauquas in these '"
states.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
STRIKE is SETTLED

The following is a Telegram receiv-
ed by the Grand Junction Stock and
Brokerage company:
Goldfeld, New, April 6, 1907.
To the Grand Junction Stock and
Brokerage company, Grand juno
tion. Colorado.
Strike is settled, market strong
and active.
We have been advising you to buy
listed Nevada stocks for some time.
Those who got in can now get good
advance on their Investments immed-
lately. There are few good ones we
can recommend to you now.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
TREES, TREES, TREEs'

We have few thousand extra
fancy apple trees left. ..
Best on the market, large roots
and stocks:
Jonathan
Winesap
Ganos
Ben Davis
Prices on large lots will surprise
YOU. Must clean up at once re
member our nursery on Main street
where you can get rose ouSnSs'
shrubs and shade trees OF an hinu9'
SRAND JTNCTION SEED & MUIR
sERY co.
e. NJ. Hardy. Mgr.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
VERY ILL

DENVER, April. 6.-(specinl ID
Richard w. Waite, who was iirst as
sistant to Frank j. Hearne late presl-
dent of the Colorado Fuel ana IRON
company. is dangerously i'll and can
hardly recover. Including MIR. Hearhe
four prominent officials of the COM
many have died within few weeks
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
WHITES SALE

NEW YORK CITY, April G.-(Spec
iaD-The sale of the furnishings Of
the late Stanford Whites home is in
progress. The total receipts from
sales TO date amounts to nearly $5O,-
900.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
SHOT HIMSELF

COLORADO SPRINGS, April g.
Especially health caused Charles
l.. Cunningham, prominent citizen
and brother of Judge Cummings, to
kill himself last night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
PRIEST OUSTED

BOSTON, April 6.-(Specia)-
Gustave TucI<erman, prominent In
the east, has been formally deposed
from the priesthood of the Episcopal
church because he could no longer
accept the teachings of that denom-
nation regarding the doctrine of the
Holy Trinity and the Virgin birth
He goes to the Unitarian denomina-
ton
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
MEAT INSPECTOR

FIT. COLLINS, April 6.-(SpeciaI)
Veterinary Surgeon Lamb,
DIR. Glover, Dean Carlyle, DIR. New
some, the new state meat and slau-
ghterhouse inspector, held n confer
ence last night to discuss plans for
carrying out the inspection work over
the state.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
STEAMER BURNS

DODDS FERRY NY. April D
Troy" was completely DESTROYER % %
fire last night. The cargo anu m
horses were burned the passengers "ii
escaped alive.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
TEDDY'S CABIN

GLENWooD SPRINGS. April g.
(SpeciaD-The little cabin here
which was occupied by President
Roosevelt during his hunting season,
was destroyed last night, by fire.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
q O @ q q q o O q q O q [
THE WEATHER.

Showers tonight. Sunday,
fair with slight temperature I
. change is the forectst for west !
. ern Colorado. The minimum l
temperature this morning was
40 degrees. The maximum yes /
terday was Sc degrees.
. @ O O @ @ @ q O O @ q q
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
st. Matthews Church Services.

First Sunday after Easter. Holy
communion at / / a. M; Evening serv
Ice at p. M: Sunday school at s a.
m m The hour for evening service has
been changed from 1880 to un-
III further notice.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Police Judge Sweney's report for
the month of March filed with City
Clerk Conley shows that there were
a total of 32 arrests made during the
month. One offender was dismissed.
25 were committed to jail, paid
their fines and in the cases of SEN
tence was suspended.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
co School Convention
MORE COMING

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6.-(spec-
ial)-The Grand jury investigations
OF the graft and bribery cases will
hold ten more sittings and many
more indictments are yet to come.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
JEROME COMING

HOLLY, COLO, April 6.-(specc
iaD-District Attorney jerome VI
New York after the close OF the IliiW
trial, will come to Holly ior an ~
tended vacation to be spent III ,,,i,iS,
mountains with old FRIENDS resiu'"s
here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

This evening at Green River, Utah
the bout between Morgan Williams
of this city and Young Price, of salt
Lake city Will take place. There Is
considerable local interest in the
bout.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
WILL STRIKE

GOLDEN, April 8.--(SpeoiaD--
The students of the School of Mines
propose to strike ON Monday unless
the stand expelling the six members
of the sophomore class is modified.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
MINERS OUT

GoLDFIELD, April 6.-(SpeciaD
The miners formally withdrew
from the Industrial Workers of the
World last night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
FATAL RUNAWAY

SILVER CLIFF, April 6.-(spec-
iaD-NIrs. Amanda MerVin, OF Chi-
cago, was killed in runaway nc
cident and her aged father danger
ousIy hurt, yesterday near here
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
For the Starving

Especially The Christian Herald
Chinese Relief Fund of Boston, will
ship from here 10, 100 barrels of flour
TO China for the famine sufferers.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Mrs. A. B. Shilling has returned
home from two months Ylslt WIN WIN
her son in California. MT. anu .5lii,, MI o
Shilling are now occu pylhs INT sam
mel G. McMullin residence.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

lust received a big shipment OF
Garden guaranteed. J. E. Nc
Kenzie. the practical plumber at ava
Colorado avenue,
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

For bargains in garden hose and M
n1nmbing fixtures see Mckenzie the
nlumber at 4O4 Colorado avenue
Phone 743 black.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Brother NJ. NJ. Nelson will preaeh rS5i, n
&, the morning on the subject why
I preach in the Christian Church,
No evening service-Christian church
The Christian Endeavor topic for TINS
,raetr is '.The Conservation of one day
IN seven Meeting at 700 O'Clock.
Sunday school at the usual hour.
Start in at the beginning of the quar-
Tor with a determination to attend
everv sunday The official board VIII
most in the study on Monday evening
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

See Mckenzie, the plumber tor
that new garden hose. 4O4 Coiorauo
avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

aDas' linent is needed to prove
nm r excellence of our work
Ia n .Ie liable to forget that your
lsr,,,ne sun waiting for those
4 t,pl' ,r,. that you promised Now
|lOep 70 - make good and call on
b fRs'SAsER ssdl DEAN at THE PIC
on North Fifth street
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
herman ". Moody
JeweIry Co.
The WATCH HOUSE.
Next to "The Fair"
)Ottled Easter
Blossoms

ur line of Easter Per-
lines includes the most
kquisit odOrs that the
|mlds best perfumers
bye been able to devise.
hey are combinations
flhe rarest blossoms of
climes. These goods
|shaye in bulk, and in
large variety of fancy
htEases suitable for
hster tokens. A gift of
krfume is especially ap-
fopriate for Easter, and
e opportunity of choos-
3 from a stock like ours
f'uld not be overlooked
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

.,,,.,u months Grand Junction
ss',s'hia ~ hiaterurban electric line con.
hiitc tc.,nd az Junction with Fiuita. Pal
fin' y d'du' 1hs plateau country. Mark our
||rdciOn'
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lived. respectively. in Baltimore and
New York-her winters We're spent.

lived. respectively, in Baltimore and
New York-her winters We're spent.
with them.
Mrs. Skinner's husband, by the way,
lovingly remembered by many surriv-
ing comrades, commanded with great
distinction the First Richmond Regl-
Hment
He was son of John l.. Skinner OF
Baltimore. for many years postmaster
of that city. Assistant Postmaster
General of the United States and foun-
der of the Turf. Field and Farm, the
first agricultural journal published In
America. When Lafayette was in Bal
timore, In 1924, he stayed at Mr.. Skin
ner's house, and. observing a slight
lameness in his son Frederick. which
he thought Paris surgeon could cor,
rect. he begged to be allowed to take
him home with him. This he did.
young Skinner spending seven years at
La Grange. Lafayette's country seat.
near Paris, and going to school to
tutors with his grandchildren.
While on her way to Colonel Skin
ner's house, In New York. In the au-
tumr of 1875 Mrs. Thornton stopped In
sCulpeper with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Kidder Meade ,Hite, now of Richmond.
There slio was stricken with paralysis,
Nrom which, after lingering for. three,
months, she died.
AT that time there was In Richmond
a well-known colored man, Tom Griffin.
the sexton Of the First Presbyterian
Church, OF which DR.. sJere Witherspoon.
lis pastor. Tom. who now livessin Seat
tie. was one OF the Montpelier servants,
reared from O child by Mrs. Thornton.
Hearing of her seizure, be went, 1T
self-sacrifice, to her side.
taking. With him gift of choice ten,
and delicate cup and saucer and walt
Ing upon her with the utmost tender
ness and skill.
She died February 10, 1875, her re-.
MAINS. according to her directions.
being carried ITO Richmond and laid
beside those of her uncle in Shockoe
Cemetery, a chaste stone marking the
spot. Soon after. this a relative went
to her grave to arrange for having It
'turfed.
But no stranger was to perform this
sacred Office. The spot had already
been made green and beautiful l'y her
devoted servants faithful hands.
Copyright, 1907. by Gilherta S. Whit-
. Ia \ li,.f s5ss-
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.PETERsBURG's CLUB HUNT
Large Field Enjoy. nm Afternoon of
Fine Sport.
Ispeclal to The TiLnes- pispnteh. / -


Fine Sport.
PETERSBURG, va. December ell
A large and enthusiastic field greeted
the VI. F. H. of the Riverside Hunt
Club at the kennels at 3 o'clock this
afternoon. when the huntsmen unken-
nelled seven couples of American
hounds for run over twelve mile
course that covered SOME 5 of ) tile best
huntitfs grounds in Dinwiddie county.
The hounds were thrown In at Fishers,
and ratiiH fine form to finish at the
clubhouse.
Those riding were Leroy Roper II.
F. H., on Setbacs;A M. c. Jackson,
huntsmanss on Black Sox: II. B. Sydnor,
first whip, on Her Grace; j. T. w. Ruiz.
I'm. second whip, on Mary; Ann: r. Il.
Percivall, on Christine; Frank Plum
mer, on Hunter Rye: W.. r.. RIffin, OH
Dynamits; W. S. Ligon. on Togo;
Vaughan Jones, on Lady Modoc, and
Duncan Wright on Belle Fleur.
After the hunt there WAS an informal
reception and dance at the clubhouse.
Among those present We're Miss Louise
Jones. Miss Mclenna Jones, Miss Nam
mic Roper, Miss Mary Roper. Miss Flor
ence LeMoyne. Miss Lucy Wilson. Miss
Epes K.evan, Mr.. and Mrs. WaverIy
irownes,. Miss Margaret Jarratt, Miss
Josephine McIiwaine.. Messrs. Pull
Roper, Herbert. Pritchard. William
Pr.tchard. W. Il. Boiling, Hugh Percf-
vail. Il. r. Anderson, Of the United
States Army, and OF hers
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COMMON SENSE

LEAFS most intelligent people TO use only
med13ines Of known composition. There
tore II Is that Dr.. Pierce's medicines, the
makefs\ Of WI lch print every ingredient
entering hAo Them uponthe bottle wrap
pers and attest its correctness under oath,
are daily gsS% ling IN favor, The com.
position Of D&l Pierce's medicines Is open
TO everybody,NDr: Pierce being DESTROYS
Of having the .scacc6-llglt OF l1Yestlga:
ton TURNED fully upon bis .formulm, being
cQnkdent that fhe. betler the com p6sltlon
5QI-Ehese- Medietnes Us KNOWN the more
yin tbeIr. great cum Ive merI ts 6s. recog:
nlzed. Being wholly made OF The active
medicinal principles extracted from na-
tive forest roots, by exact processes
original with DR.. Pierce, and wi thout the
use Of q drop OF alcohol, triple-r4fined aud
chemically pure glycerine being Usod In
stead In extracting and preserving thu
curative virtues residing iii the roots
Employed, these medic are entirely
free from the obi lection OF doing harm,
By creating an appetite ior either all
roholic beverages Or habit : forming.
drugs. Examine the formula on their
bottle wrappers The sans as sworn ID by.
Or. Pierce, and you will find that bis
r. kSOAASAAs4 A/loNOtCA WAC Slcutt
blood purifier, stomach, tonic and bowel
regulator-the med cine Which. while not
Recommended to cure consumption in It's
4 advanced stages (no medicine Will othatl
yet does cure al those catarrhal condi,
lions OF head and Throat, weak stomach,
torpid liver and bronchial trou bles, weak
Shngs and hang on-coughs, which, II ncg,
Iected Of badly treated lead up TO- and
pe ebe aeda ~
,Httiae and At is not likely to tlisa ppointt
kon Il only you give It Q thorough and
sfatr trial, Don't expect MIRACLES, II
Il (xercisey your pat fence and persevcre initsi
Ese tor q rgas0na BILE lengt h OF time to got
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Pr. Pierce's med clnes are com posed have
lha nngu lied ndorsement Of scores nl
snGlcal leaders better than amy amount
IL lay 4 or nonspy fessional. testinlonlall.,
They are not given away to- be expert
he4tad with but ara sold BY all deAlsxlin
4e1sel1Ss ~ yalscnAhls p5iclss
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oDD-FELLoWs SELL HALL
MeetinE Place, Scene Of Many Stirring
Incldents, Bought by II. It0scnstein.

Place, Scene Of Many SttrrinS
Incidents, Bought by II. R0scnstein.
After many years, the time-honorcd
meeting place of the Odd-Fellows. on
the. northeast corner Of Franklin and
Mayo Streets. has been Sold The prop
erty was purcha sed by b. Rosenstein
fo.s. SO O00.3 1T was Jointly. owned Ay
Union Lodge, No. z; Friendship, No. 10.
IeTersufi, No. A, and Excelsior Er-
Union Lodge will hereat-
ter meet in Snithdeal Hall, andFriend.
ship in Gurd's Hall
Erected in ls43. the old hall has
witnessed many stirring political
events. seen great men come and go
ana watched silently while justice was
being dispensed by Police Justice
ayen by the Ono John himself. The
Police Court held It's sessions here MAN.
years, up to the time OF the building
Of The City Hall. OF late years, the
OF the old building has been
greatly Impaired by the change In the
neigh bSrhood.S III
The Valentine Auction COMPANY will
SOLE all J tl,s .turni ture and fixtures n
the. building to morrow. afternoon at 2
-o'clock. Mt is not known when the
new owner will take charge or what
he INTENDED to do with the building.