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The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

J. NJ. Edmonds. of Delta is in town
today.
jay s. Glenn. Is down today from
Montrose.
7. J. Flynn. OF Aspen. is in town FOR
u short stay.
f. ii. Welch OF Cody. wyoming. Is a
new arrival In the city,
Saturday, Feb 23 opening day fol
Knox hats at Loefiier's.
J. Z. Carney. of Ouray. is n busines,
visitor today to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolf. of Ouray
are visitors in the city today.
Miss Mary Smith. OF Delta. Is tn,
guest of friends In Grand Junction.
Miss Mary Enoch delightfully."- en-.
tertaincd party OF young people a
her home on North Sixth street las
night
Mrs. George Kievor has been quite
IN for several days and is threaten
ed with typhoid fever.
Austrian china bread and butte
plates for hand painting at the an'
10 cent store.
No. came i'm last night only abou
one hour late. No. f-this morning wal
only forty minutes late.
There WAS a meeting of the board o
directors OF the Mesa County Build
ing 4 Loan association yesterday ar
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John King. of Penda
Nebraska, are tho guests OF friends II
the city for a few DAYS. They are el
route to the far west.
Following the brief entertainments IL
celebration OF tho day. to be held In tn
morning. the pupils Of the schools viii
be privileged to enjoy a holiday tomor
row
Two candidates. Prof. o. Il. whippl
and George Swan, were given the sec
ond degree or rank of esquire las
night at the meeting OF the knight
I OF Pythias There was large attend
anee and the lodge was in session un
III eleven O'Clock
/ The city schools are making prep
arations to appropriately celebrated
the birthday OF Henry w. Longfellov
7 the poet, which OCCURS on wednesda'
! February s7th. Pleasing programs vii
hc carried out in many of the rooms
especially In the lower grades
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

while Denver IL making an effort to
secure new express rates from the east
Grand Junction should get move on
herself and also made a fight on local
companies. Everyone knows the high
rates we pay on local express from
Denver and other points on the other
side OF the range, No argument will be
necessary to prove to tho people of this
city that they have been held up for
years by excessive express rates. II
there Is town or city In the entire
country that needs readlustment OF
express tariffs IL is Grand Junction.
Speaking In the terms OF the unregen-
crate. tho Globe and Wells Fargo COM
panios have n "puddin" in tho bust
ness to and from this city. II is a
wonder how the managers of those
companies can keep straight faces
when they come to this city. when they
reflect how they hold up our mer-
chants.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

The friends Of Senator Simon Gug-
asenheim were very particular during
the period Of his candidacy that no
thing would be mentioned or no dis
cussion entered upon. which would
hiring before the public the fact OF his
racc or his religion To the credit OF
tho people OF this state II can be said
that such question was not raised. save
by a very few narrow minded indlvld-
uals. The only matter upon which We
made any fght upon Guggenhelrs was
that he had purchased his seat n the
senate and that he had done nothing
whatever for this state emitting MIN
to such an august honor. Upon the
same premises that the question OF re-
tigion was barre. from that discussion
We object to Senator Anfenger making
"A request upon the chaplain of the sem
ate to omit the name Of Christ from
his prayers. The constitution Of the ma
ZION recognizes the Christ. our govern
mont is founded upon tho principles Of
the Christian religion and Senator An
fengcr is simply begging the question
Of race antipathy and hatred, when he
rnhkes such a request We challenge
any man to be more liberal in his re-
llgious views than we are, yet because
we are liberal we insist that 1t is only
inviting class distinction and race hat
red for Senator Anfenger TO raise such
a question as he has in his request. II
Il was he that did So The natural pre-
sumption being that II was he that
made the request Of Chaplain RAIDER
Religious freedom Is one of the foun-
dntion stones Of the government and
we believe in it. To stir UP race preju-
dice by such requests. only places the
more liberal element OF the Jewish peo-
pIo at a disadvantage They are pat
riotic. frugal. provident and form
class Of useful and progressive citizen
ship. with them. as with all other
peoples. fanatics viii arise. who place
the body Of their people in false po-
sltinn by unnatural requests.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Estimating public sentiment we be-
licVc that what the council did. let the
contract for the mountain water sys-
tom, Is Just what was expected Of them
to do. II Is unquestionable that the
people want mountain water. They
want 1t very badly too and are willing
to sacrifice anything to get IT, unfor-
tunatoly the council went up against
more cutanglements than Is usual in
such matters, but We believe that all
WIS done FOR the very best good OF the
city. If the contractors meet the tcrms
necessary. we are satisfied that this
city win have a nrst class system. So
FAR as we are concerned they Will have
TO meet all requirements or there will
he no contract
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

The gang Of prisoners. in the city
Jail. six In number are out again on
the streets working on the bitches and
crossings. William Vedder has charge
OF the bunch and sees that they put
in the neeting hours working earnest
ly
Two years ago the ladies' aid society
of the Methodist church subscribed
81, 600 to the building fund of the Meth
orist church. The society has paid over
81 500 of this subscription up to the
present time. which is pretty good
record The remaining few hundred
dollars will be paid this year.
Today the committee soliciting funds
for the purpose OF pushing Grand juno
tion's tight for better and lower freight
rates, before the Interstate commerce
commission. is calling upon the busi-
ness men and It Is said that they are
meeting with much announcement.
Mcssrs +. i. Shellenberger J. NJ sill
cox, c. p. McCary and J. II. Rankin are
the members of the committee.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Water superintendent II. W. Vcdder
and Alderman John o'Boyle returned
home last night at late hour from
their visit to Fruita- They inspected
the pipe line and made other investl-
cations connected with the Fruitn
mountain water system. The work Is
progressing very nicely hut the delay
In the building OF the bridge across the
river may hold the completion OF the
system back for some tire.
Wide interest is being developed In
a big poultry exhibition to be made at
the next Mesa county fair and special
attention win be given by the board Of
directors this year to this particular
exhibit Every announcement Will be
given the poultry rRiscrs by the assoc
iutiOn.
MT H. G walker has been i'll with
the laErippc Tor tho past two days and
Is confined to his room
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
Growing Aches and Pains

Mrs. Josie sumner. Bremond, Tex,
writes. April Is, 1909. 81 have used
Billiards. Snow Liniment in my fam
fly for three years. l would not be
without it in the house. have used
1t on my little girl for growing pains
and aches in her knees. 1t cured her
right away. have also used 1t for
frost bitten feet. with good success.
1t is the best IAniment l ever used"
25c. soc and S1.0O. Sold by C, D.
Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
THE OLDEST WOMAN IN THE CIT,

Mrs. Unica H. Petrie. the mother of
Charles H. Petrie. is dangerously i'll
and there is but little hope for her re-
covery Mrs Petrie Is perhaps the old
est woman in Grand Junction or Mesa
county. II is said that she is more than
ninety yaers OF age.
She has enjoyed good health nearly
all Of her long life but lately has been
very feeble and It has been remarkable
that the visit Of the Angel of Death has
been stayed this long Mrs. Petrie IS
well known in the valley socially to the
older residents and her dangerous i'll
ness will be widely regretted. Mrs.
Petrie has resided in Grand Junction
for many years
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Bent county over on the other side
Of the range must have lot OF men
who are not afraid Of the average rail-
road lawyer. That county is hot foot
on the trail OF the Santa Fe railroad to
nay back taxes in tho sum OF $1,000
They attached property of the Santa Fe
practically tying up that road in Bent
county. An order of the federal court
by Judge Lewis, released their rolling
stock temporarily. but tho county not
to be intimidated By the court order Is
stllI making a nght. At last accounts
the road expects to be beaten in its
suit and has draft ready to pay in
stantor upon the decision OF the dist
rict court being made known. But the
county chagrined at the order of the
federal court Is also ready and II pos
sible Will make 1t cost the Santa Fe con
siderable trouble before It ends. Rent
county seems to be one OF the counties
OF tho state that has full apprccia-
tion OF It's own power to make even
great corporations toe the mark
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

II the mountain water question is
settled. ns we hope It In finally. the one
absorbing question which will confront
future councils will be the paving of
the main thoroughfares of the city
We undertake to say that right now
that the sentiment OF the property
holders abutting on Main street Is en-
tirely favorable to the paving PROPOSE
tion. This sentiment is growing every
day and with the advent OF street
railway. It Will be up for final settle
mcnt. owing to the character OF our
soil we must provide paving long be-
fore It would be found necessary where
there was a better soil for plain roads.
II is a deep problem and one which Civ
cs the average oitizon, concerned for
the future welfare OF the city. much
subject for thought.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
BIo RECEPTION TONIGHT

One OF the pieasantcst church recep-
tions given in the city this winter will
take place this evening In the parlors
of the Methodist church. The ladies OF
the Fruit Ridge division OF the aid
society Will be the hostosses and II is
known that they will entertain royalty.
The Informal progrum OF music and
other pleasant numbers will he car
ried out and an. hour or two will be
spent in social chat. Luncheon Will be
served late In the evening.
As the reception is for the member
ship the friends OF the church there
viii doubtless be very large attend
ance.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

We hardly think that there will be
any attorneys fees paid In Denver soon
again. especially to attorneys Tor re-
ceIvers to defunct banking lnstitu
tions The exposures that were nl9ue
OF the great sums paid out TO attor-
neys under the Leroy Stevick RECEIVER
ship OF the Denver Savings BANK was
an eve opener that will have lasting
effeet Anyhow. very superior value
was placed upon the services OF tho
attorneys. even those OF Attorney o.
DonnelI
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

A different phase OF the matter OF the
theft Of the money from the seooh"
Christian church OF Bloomington III
lnois. by Helen Dixon. is presented oy
the confession OF the girl She says ina (
her story that she gave the money 70
aid a sick brother IS fiction her ta'e
now Is and it is probably true that she
spent host OF the money on herself lot
personal adornment. Here Is TEX
that many a sermon can be preaeheu
upon Vanity of vanities sayeth the
preacher. all is vanity.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
Another Mig Mask BALL.

Friday night, March % being the
tenth anniversary of the Red Mems
lodge in this city. they have decided
to give "A big charity mask ball at the
Auditorium. Arrangements have been
made for costumer to be here, two
days In advance OF the ball. thus avoid
ing repetition of the Christmas night
disappointment.
Prizes viii be given for the best
representative costume.
Remember the proceeds of this ball
Will be used entirely for charity pur-
poses Do not forget the date. but
come and have n good time aRnin witt
the Red Men.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
What to Do When Bilious.

The right thing to do when you feel
bilious is to take a dose of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
They will cleanse the stomach and reg
ulate the liver and bowels. Try it.
Price. 25c. Samples free at c. D.
smith & Co.. stores Grand Junction
Fruita, Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
A Valuable Lesson.

"Six years ago l learned valuable
lesson, writes John Pleasant. of Mag
nolla, Ind. II then began taking DR..
Kings New Life Pills, and the longer
I take them the better I find them" "
They please everybody. Guaranteed
at c. d. Smith & Co.. druggists. 25c.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Perhaps the Wells Fargo company
and the Globe express company would
like to make a contribution to the
building OF our proposed Y. NJ c. A.
building. They honeht largely by trade
from this city. they certainly would not
refuse to give back a little OF what
they make annually In this city
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Five million for beautifying Denver.
is the slogan Of Mayor Robert W. speer
He says that Henyer can readily stand
such an Indebtedness. II it obtains
compromising beauties for the city
The "booster' mayor of Denver says
that the city shall have many beauty
spots. II the proposed plans are carried
city council and other bodies having a
say in the matter.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Lot the Chamber Of Commerce pre-
pare memorial which will make the
managers Of the express companies do
Ing business this city sit up and take
notice.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

The business OF the Wells Fargo com
pany In this city was increased last
year about sixty per cent II shows
that the business OF Grand Junction
is worth something Let US present our
claims to the express companies for
lower express rates to this city. on
the basis OF the reductions about to
be granted to tho citizens Of Denver
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

II the money that was paid out to
the receiver over and above what he
could have earned in any other line OF
activity and the immense attorneys
fees. had been placed into the fund to
pay the depositors, a goodly percentage
Of the losses to depositors In the Den
yer Savings Bank could have been
paid
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

When a man PAYS from eighty cents
to n dollar and half for package OF
small proportions. his percentage OF
profit on the goods ordered is cut
nightly low. It is bad enough TO have
to pay one third the value Of your goods
in freight, without having to give up
hfty per cent of the first cost on an
express package.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21
THE DAILY SENTINEL

Entered at the Postofice in Grand
Junction, Colo. as End class matter
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-21

Business omee. 115 South Fourth St
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-16
GALE 0OvfA GU NTY
BURKE.

Mrs. Harrison orcutt was quite Ill last
week.
Albert Silsby of Newbury was in town
recently.
c. FL. Coburn was In Barton Landing last
Tuesday.
Mrs. IL. S. Chappell visited in Barton
last week.
Mr.. Hunt of Barton visited his sister.
Mrs. L. w. Watson, last week
Christmas exercises will he given by the
Sabbath school in the NJ. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kenneson visited his
aunt, Miss Nancy Bailey, last week.
Vivalda Larabee has been visiting his
sons IN Hardwlck the past few weeks.
Fred Whittier is worse again, and it
is feared that he will have another long
illness.
Mrs. Brad lord Crandall visited friends in
st. Johnsbury and vicinity several days
last week.
The many friends of Mrs Mary Marshall
of Boston, will be sorry to learn that she is
very poorly.
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
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RASBURC.

Joseph Godett has purchased a piano for
his daughters.
Charles Simino has moved onto the farm
he purchased in Albany.
Frank Barney of Lowell called on friends
in town last Wednesday.
Mrs. Grace Hines of Eden visited at
Addison Smiths last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pike spent the past
week with friends in Stowe.
&C. w. Wheeler was In Boston last week
buying goods for the winter trade.
Miss Katie Miller of South Albany visit
ed her sisters, Maud and susie, lest week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Guyett were called to
Lowell last week by the death Of his
mother.
Mrs. M aria Houghton suffered another
shock last NJ onday and is in critical con-
dition.
The next regular meeting OF the [. o. G
| T. will be held Monday evening, Deem
| Der 13 Refreshments will be served.
| News has been received by the friend
| of Byron Clement of his su 1den death q
Suncook, N. H Mr.. Clement wa
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-16

Mrs. r. c. Hunt from Barton Landing
spent last Tuesday with friends in town.
Mr. Hodge drove his team from here to
Sacrhrooke last week, where he will spend
tire winter.
Elder Chas. Mcclure and II. K. Cousins
spent part OF last week and over sunday at
Ison Hin, Que.
Miss Nettie Williams from Sherbrooke
visited her sister, Mamie, at Thos. Dom
aghy's last Friday.
J. b. Bishop has moved into his new
house on Main street, he recently pur-
CHASED Of l. :. Miller.
Chss. Tower received word that bis son
Alton, was pjured IN a railroad accident
in Boston and lost one foot. He is in a
hospital In Boston.
The funeral Of Ernest Blake, who was
accidentally shot at Derby Line, was held
in the Advent church last Thursday after
noon, and Rev. Chas. Mcclure preached
the sermon. The house was filed to over
flowing with sympathizing friends and
neighbors. lie was buried In Pine Grove
cemetery.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-16

Word has been received indirectly from
Noel SIN tn stating that he has practically
recovered from his recent threatened at
tack of tuberculosis. Encouraging re-
ports also reach Us from Lee Drew of St.
Johnsbury as to prospects for recovery
from his recent serious illness.
Prof. Walt er Z. Howard of Middlehury
college addressed the Youog Mems I'm
provement club at the regular monthly
meeting Friday evening. Prof. Howard
spoke on 4The True Glory of Nation"
The club have several similar evenings
planned for the future, among the speak
ers being Congressman billing ham, Tater-
state Commerce Commissioners Prouty and
others.
There was very pleasant social gather
ing at Masonic hall Thursday evening
when Lakeside chapter, o. E. s., enter
tanned its sister chapters from Bar
ton and Barton Landing. Supper was
served at 80 O'Clock to about IT'S
people After the banquet the company
were entertained by an orchestra compos-
ed OF violin, cello, and piano, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bstchelder. pianist, and Mrs. Trull OF
Providence, r. l., reader. After the
entertainment there was an hour of social
| intercourse until the late trains arrived,
when the visitors departed for their homes.
WESTMORE
| Mrs E. Rose is visiting friends in Mas
sawippi and Ayers Cliff, P. @.
Christmas exercises will be held In the
church Monday evening, Dec. %.
The Ladies' Aid society at Henry Bow
iey's was quite well attended, considering
the weather.
Miss Maude III. Webster, formerly OF
this place, was married to Harry E
Dow of TiltoD, N. H., Dec. 7th. Congratu-
lat1ons.
AS Mrs. Addie Marston went to feed her
hens recently, she saw something in the
hen house which she thought was a cat
curled up in the corner, but as she looked
sgain she saw it was some other animal
Mr.. Marston went out with his gun and
shot it, and it proved to be a coon. This
may be the cause Of SO many missing hens
in this vicinity.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-16
CLOVER.

The Methodist society will hold their
annual donation at the vestry wednesday
evening, Dec.1s.
Glover grange, No. 272, will hold its
meeting Thursday evening, December 10
instead OF next week. supper will be
served at 8 o'clock.
According to the custom followed in
previous years the Sunday evening services
at the VI r. church will be held during
the winter at O'Clock instead OF 1880 as
in the summer and fall.
The friends OF Aaron Martin Crane, for
merly of Glover, will be pleased to hear
that the fifth large edition OF his book,
Right and Wrong Thinking and Their
Results" is selling rapidly, the demand
for II not being limited to this country by
any means. Two Of the largest book stores
IN London, England, handle the book, and
orders come from all parts OF the world.
IL has been placed In many of the public
Libraries in Europe, in England, and in
Scotland, and one has recently been pre-
sented TO the great national library OF
Dublin, Ireland, by some one who writes
from that city, Reading and putting into
practice the principles OF Right and
Wrong Thinking has revolutionizsd my
whole life" Vermont has not so many
makers OF books tn she can afford not
20 have an interest In all of them.
Hattie Frances Grow, wife OF Dr.Fred
Elmer Dwinnell, and daughter OF the late
oil
former residents OF Glover, died in Lyn-
donville December 18th. She leaves hus-
band, daughter, Mauce, and son, Fred
in a home made desolate because her per
celvable presence is not there. Out OF q
family OF five brothers and sisters she II
the third TO go. She leaves one brother
Charles Grow of New Bedford, Mass, anC
one sister, Mrs. w. II. Richardson of Lo
Angeles, California. The funeral service
were held at her late home Friday at 2:l
D. m. the Rev. l. W. Mclaughlin, her pas
tor, officiating, who spoke many comfort
ing words over her casket, which was lit
orally banked with flowers, the parting
gifts of esteem from her many friends anC
relatives. Those present from out @
town were: MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Dwinnel
OF Glover, II. j. Dwinell OF Maynard
Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Cutler, Barton
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Browning, Barton
Frank Scott and ID. ID. Bean of st. Johns
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott of S
Johnsbury, and Mrs Del (Watson) Burn
ham OF Newport. The burial is TO be /
Lyndon Centre cemetery. The body WI
placed I'm the tomb.
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a n n Q It IT 9 E NJ e

the good WILL all advertising
of Hartman Johnson
the public
partnership for the of conducting
under the firm of the Vermont Realty
Barton VT New MONITOR Main
Kendall of the will
entire time to the firm outside
will be open at all correspondence prompt
attention
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-16

1t will be the policy of this quick sales for cash
and to use square,
without dona
through because through which
purchasers look property knowing that he has large
properties to select FROM which thes
Correspondence solicited TO listed
ana customers given application
and transactions considered confidential
Wishing and prosperous mo
Respectfully,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-16

nearly half million dollars prop
consisting FARMS village residences timber land mill
blocks building
added
individually
liberal The m whatever
commission required sold
and furnished
show
to see.
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PUBLIC SPE ,KER INTERRUPTED

Public speakers are frequently interrupted
by people coughing. This would not happen
il Fo1ey's Honey and Tar were taken, as it
cures coughs and colds and prevents pneu-
monia and consumption. The genuine con
tains no opiates and is in yellow package.
F. D; Pierce, Barton; F. ]. Kinney, Barton
Landing.