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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Yuit6ef6rScrung uad Scm MuslanSc.

Die ausIGnbiibe YoIt fir sic nit
benz lG. Nopcnlber rGlhcn0e &pdjc
id)lieBt i'm Sauptpoitamte, piinftlid
in allen Gaaen, Die iolgt:
Gle Hodctpolt lit oiieu bon 8 ll6r
Morgens bis 5 llbr MobmittoaS tag.
lid. ausgcnommcn Sonnta0.
Die Eadetpoit naf) SeutidDlano
i6lieBt nm 5 ll6r Nadnlittags orr
a. uno 6. Hopcmber, nah 0roBbritan.
men lnO SrIano SicnitagS uno 6rci.
tags I'M 5 llbr NadnlittagS.
9onipicr iabren bon Nc,u-Dorf,
tpcnl1 niht onoers angegebcn.
PIN NM nab oem 1. Sftober iino
oie 9%ricfratcn nod Benz IuSlunbe
(ousgenommen Canada, Ierifo, go.
mama uno Guba) mic iol9t: 6iini (5(
Gents fir Die critic hinge unb brci (3)
Gents fir iebe peitcre hinge ohcr
ein 9rlldtbeiI, unb iollte boil franfirt
perben, mibrigcniolls bel snfllnit
ser 9rieie Ser boppeltc 9etrog colcf.
tirt ipiro.
SransatIantiiGe Soft.
Sreitag, 10. Hpp. - nm 1 llbr
Nadmittaos nod ben a5orcn per
9alnpier bon Bolton; nm I llbr
Ibenbs rod europa (ousgcnommell
2iperpool, Sdottlal,o mo SrIono)
per Gompfcr rEbilobclpbin," uiu
ElpmolltG uno Gberbour0 (9ricipolt
llno folimGnniibe Eopicre miiliea
.pcr Tbilaoelpbio" ooreiiirt iein);
I'M 8 llbr abenOs nnd) europa per
Gonpier n2ulitnnio," piu Queens.
toipn.
g o It a6 @ ii 5. unb Central,
Mmerifa a, 8 It etc.
Sreitag, Is. Nop. - I'M 8 llGr
Ibenos nafl Curacao, @ene5ueln lno
Colombia per Compiler ,3ulio";;
nad) Borto Rico, pin San Snall, per
0ompfer .Goamo"; nad Bermuda
per Gampfer vVermluhion"; mad
Grenada, Srinioao uno Guiana per
Sampier n@renaoa";; mad, Samoica
un6 Barbados per CAMPER ySri.
noco Gait nad Eanama uno ser
I~anal5one muB per Srinoco" a6rei.
lirt iein).
Sic Eoit mad N%eufunolano, pia
Ncro.S ionep, uno nad Niquelon,
uia Bolton, 1dIiebt Jier taelid INN 3
ubr Nabmittags; na6 CUBA, pia
Tampa, .defih nm 1 llDr Nabmit.
tags; mad Gotta Silica, SonSuras,
Nicoragua (SitfiiIte), Guatemala II.
Solpabor, pia Neip.S rIeans, tGglid)
llnl 10 lltr abenos; nof Scr Siuot
Merifo taglid Inn 9 ltbr Nad)mit
tags InO 10 llbr gbenos.
Sranss Gaciitc g. It.
Sonntog, II. Nop. - I'M Z llbr
naf a~uitralien, Neuieclanb, Neu.Go,
leoonien uno Samoa, uia Son Srnl.
cisco.
Die Eoit nad, Sapan, Gorea, GINA
mo Ben Ebilippinen, pia 8ancouper, !
iflieBt bier tGglih I'M Z llbr s(benos
bis gum 81. Nonember.
Gle Erans.9 aciiic.Eoit luir5 tGgIid)
nad) benz Ibgangsbaien beioroert uno
oic 3eit bes SdIulies tit arrangirt nit
Niifiid)t ai,f oeren unlnterbrofene
llc6erIanb : 9%eforoeruns.
%. Sail Sarris, 8oltmeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
8Gferci nnb Gpnbitprci.

SdbrIi6er Gcriaut ca. $27. 900, 1T uinitduoe
halber bilIig 5u oeriauten. Cine quite @eles
bett fit .einen itrcbfattn Wlann init etlpus Ser.
mogel; $4,000 piirbeH ~aeniiaen. Ndberes bel
SeriiaHn VaSenhoop.. VT. III, @orS.Gbarles.
StrnRc, Baltimore, Wo.
Sahe and feds fd6re breiftDdiac @obnbdli.
fer an saorib'gperue. uabe Sarforb.% slpenue. 81
berfarfen; Gn5dbiiing MIR 500. (Sept1.1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Glcftriidte 9tIendjtnng.
Mp0crnc @phuuuacn.
2GOO Slod, Gf.Muuumcnt.e traHe

2GUU WIod, EIfiN{nnunlcn mt StrdRe.
$3.50 faufen zines iruer mooernen 5lpeiiipdi.
Gen SGIlfer. sic baben aue mpoernen ginrit.
tltnael: nit eicitrifdbem Qiht iIHb Gas crleud,:
iet: babcn combinirien Gisftrant uno gSor:
rnt6Sinlnnler. etipnS Reues; auherbcm ole rciic'
lie ~fanitdre Glumbina an Slpaienianal alQt'
ttrt. nit cirer 10 5uB @uen nit @rnuoIiibic
acpiIaitert; bobe unh aefnnhe Gage. Sur 9efitbz
tlalltg ieocn 1aa bis stberibs 8 llhr often. Gin
oauS slir Vrobe nit eIeftriltem Qidt erleuh.
let. GbparS Z. Gallagher, @auunterrcbrer
Hnrean 2537. Sit'mfpmunents StraBc.
u4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Mnna Selo's &ranfbcit.

Tbilabelpbia, ga, fl. Hop.
Die befonute Sd)aulpielerin auna
@elo iii nod leiOeno mo geriihtlpeiie
%Derla,tet, iic lei beoenflid) an 2un.
8eneHt5iinoun8 %crfranft. Sm 2auie
bes cages aber erflarten Ole aer5te,
Die Eaiientin leioe MIR an elmer ltar.
ten GrtGltun9. Am naditen Cant
itag miro lie nad atlantic Gitp iibers
iiibrt iueroen. illl Glide Gage Der
Hllbe 5l pilegeM llno- ibr @eif)dits-
fiibrer bat beihloiian, oas engage.
mcilt iiir Die ldd)Itc ISOLDE in Neu.
2)orf riidgGngig jt MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
8erlangt i'm Magcmetnen.
Ycrlnngt:

90 Somilien sur Nrbcit in orn
Mlbcrton %anmluul Spiuncrcicn.
8uter 2oDn, beqlleme S0rier, biIliges
nno g~einnoes 2cbcn. Seiirtlifc
Sd,lIen llno orci Hirden I'M Srtc.
20 Meilcu bon Baltimore al ser
Sauptlinic ser Baltimore uno Ohio
Gllenbabn 9elegen. 3u meloen bei'm
Superinoeuten ser
NlbertOn Cotton MiQs,
Mlberton, SomarosSountp Marplano.
(31S-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
GfGamS init QaSen,

6at auberbem 8 ct;:ten. Slide, gnoeSimmer.
eenlerttrteI. seller. o SUB BOD uno SO Sub
aims S4s - Treis nur $2500. ipenl otcien mo.
nat %pertdlft. Sin dloeres @uusl fir elm sc.
ftIit puiieno. NIT S5S Sruno3ins. III S925.
les. straks, Walttmpre, 0b. (Septl5.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

>Sn scr Gonitituante bon Mid)i.
gan, sic IN Gaming togt, bat Der
Gelesnt Barber bon Getroit Elm Ser
ioiiungS amcnoement beontrogt. nc.
nad) iplte gilrger, bic ibr Stimms
re6t n.ift alsiiben, Inn @elo Deer
nit @ei1nsuiB beitraft iperoen, iol.
den 9iirgern aber, meldle thinner,
eli, ab,ug bon orei Collars Al, Den
bon ibnen 5u entrid)tenocn Steuern
GemGhr! iperben ioQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Seutige SdluBraie:

WHAT'S. = 3nIilbr 23.15l Wuid)el;
Tcr lanot bon ben GIepatoreu 2li7
gllifel; gleontoren @orrntb 501,.
Al guid)el. &erfGuie: 5000 guidjcl
Sonilar, G112; 1000 Subr, 623s; |
Waggon steamer gcmiid,ter Spot.
60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Su ucnuuycn:

49, 7sa, ,7sS,. e? etc. eDrta@.asenus.
s si'tis Is ss Sns 3. : Bon 81 zoe 9 s saRisS SSia s sssssiIs
beicrirt: teoe moberne geauemIiGfeit.
~. 115, III, 119 etc., Hprb.V atuG mt etr-
!,pifdsn SairmountagSemis sno 5aestte.str.
t46n beforirt: iebe mooerne 8eauemItdfeif;
Stpeift1diae Sdlifer. 9op aro Z. etpr6. an Crt
snb eteue. ober Nr. IS. 0unfter.1nilbtna.
Mdtstte. uub ct. VanLstr. f1ehra tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Baltimore Warftberidtc.

Baltimore, II. Houembcr 1907.
VI CD l.-3ufubr 4751 SGiier, Elm.
idlicBlid) 90S Tdiier 81 Gocuit Noint
unb 26O1 Sdiier 81 Canton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
Su ncrfGnfcn.
1u %uerluufeN:

Gu perRuufen:
Nr. 1901 nrb 1S41, 9torh.9bapeisStraB
5ipiifen Roribs uno ldfabettes 9rbcnue, nelc
Srocerns. Brooiiiorss. NotlonaSefhGit, SGderel
ooer S6ublnoen. 9ia65uirueer bel matter Z.
Nehphat, 9ir. 1900, Hurb.yuno.s tra6c. preis
ldnieno Collars $4,000. 00). (Topi5-3W
Su perfauiru:
Cine gut9eben6e @1deret. Nad5ufraacn In
Der Office oce rTentimen Gorrefpunbenten".
.(317-0)
Sn 0erfauien:
sine qutpebenoe 0dderei. Nadiufrnaen In
Der Sfiiee hes ,1cutifen Gorrrippnpcntcn".
(3l7--q)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
reile iteutcl1 lib mie iul9t:

Wtl5el Il. - 3uflibr 1l1,I3U Wl'
itel; 0eriunot BON oen Gleuatorrn
40,375 0uid)cl; Glcuatoren d. &otrotb
S67,l31 Nuid)el. 0erfGuie: 5000
Hilihel Nr. = rotber iueitlider spot,
l0i; 100000 Gc5embcr. t03; 10000
Sonl,nr, 1914; $500 Steainer Hr. ,
rother Ge5cmber. 1914 I @agacn
Nr. 2 rotber iucitlid)er Spot, 1O2M;
1 90. 5ilriifgetuiriencr, 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
CALL.

gSelt Giratnia Central Ser ......10lh
$4,000 gonfoltoateo Gas Ger ......... 1923
$1,000 llnlteo RutIpuos 9ini .......... 43
$1,000 linitee RuiIpnps itr ........... 81
$1,000 Gin II. Suburbnn 5er. ......... 1904
$4,000 uniteo ms 5uneiRg ser ........ G9a
20 Nortberu Central ........... 81
10 ~9lortbern Central e.. ........... s0ts
100 northern Gertml b. ........... so
10 g8eitern Marplanb 4er ......... .
$50 uniteb Rms (Iruft Gtfs) ........ 9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

Ane, ipeIdie 8tlo sebraudben. ~ipred,cu hier
pur. slnleiben anf Saiire, Wlo1eI nno @rlino'
ciaenthuH1. SlH &ertranen. Seine 9oai,Oiticss
WietbooeH. ns'nltimprc Suueitmtnt Co." Tr.
100. Hprb.Ynca, StraBe. (21S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
@elo at ncrleibcn.

Nnleibcn anf M6bel nnb aubere
Sidcrbeitcn
fit 6 Rro5ent, eenau mad benz neuen Geiet,.
Gan5 pripaiim. 2id,ter. Ir. 80, Ett.eeyins.
toni straBe. ..ganinnt gu.fSins".
5n Der Siiiee wiro Srntfdl seiprphen.
CSuni16-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

Hbaborber, WiinDel. .............5 &c
8riine Biefier, 9ueeno. .1Or-15c
3picbeIn, IL .10c-l5c
2aut, Stiid. .1e-2c
Hilbcn, IA Bed. sc
Hooiesdcn. 9iinoeI. .3c--5c
Vohncn, 6Io, Fcf. ..... .l0c-G0t
G9plant5 .5c--16c
Siirbilic, Sti!d. .10c--15c
Gpiter Elonts, 8iinoel. zee. .4c--5t
ObE.,
Sci8en 8iuii9. 15c
GRAPEFRUIT. Guteuo... .G0c-$1.M
Sron9cn, Somaica, 9so. go Oc-40c
Srongen, California, 2tb. .50c-75c
Srungcn, GIo., Gtb. .30c-50c
Gitronen, Sutenh. ....... .15c-20c
9ananen, 9useno. 800. .10c-15c
&otbe goroneu. Gutcno. .20c
Ictfcl, Ned. .30c-4Oc
@eohe8, y @uid)el. ..$1.50-$2.M
@irneu. Bartlett, Nef. .5N-75c
8ofosniiilc, Stiid. .Sc-10c
Flloumen, &orb. .50c-75c
SraubcrL Concord. .15c-20c
Erallbcrl 9siuaara. .15c-20c
SrallbeL Ielalpare. .... l5c-20c
SIeiid).
@eioli. RinoiIeiih. Tfo. .,Sc-t2Hc
Nippcn.Toait, Rinb, Gio.. .1Gc-1sc
E%orterbouie Steat. BIO. .22c-25t
Sirloir Steaf, 8io.. .1Gc-1Sc
Suppenileiid, Bfo. .Sc-10t
SdJueinefIeiid, @oait, Yio... 15c
Sfinfcn Eilnb. lie
Shulter, Eiuno. .tOc-l3c
aolbSlduitel, Eiuno. 800. .22c-25c
aoIbsbruit. Yfuno 1910
aoIbS.9r0Sd)en Yio., $l.50-$2.M
&olbS.&otclctten, Eiuno. ..15c-lSc
&~olbSleber, Eiunh. .20t-25c
Comm, Sinterpiertel, Yiuno. 80. .20c
8cfIii9el.
Sun8r Siibncr, Eiuno. .... .tSc-2N
Siibncr, Ffuno.. tic
EcrIbiibner, Stiid. Soc
SltnNc Fcrlbiibner, Stiid. 800. .55c
Gntcm Eiuno. .17c-1Sc
Surge Iauben, Stiid. 80. .20c-25c
slid.
Nod, Bimno. .t5c--25c
GrocliS, Ginno. .Sc-1G
Wofarelen, Yfuno. SOC
SofS, Efunb. 25c
Frout. iriid). Eiuno. .Sc-12c
Slilnoern, Efuno. 10c
@eiBer Ecrd), Yiuno. .15c-1Sc
8elber Eerd, Yiuno.. ....... 12c-t5c
Spota, Eiuno. 12c
SuttcrtiidL Efuno. .10c
@lueiiif, Efuno. 12c-15c
Scd)t, Tfllnb. l5c
&robbenilcild, FiunO. 500
Gutter uno Gier.
Stiifbltter, Efunb. ..40c
Creamery, Eiltno.. 1856
Gier, SuBeno. ................. 35c
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Seutlge Sd)luBrotc:
auf Der 9altImorer gficf.
ten.9Grie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 8eorgid Baeiftc /. ......... t07h
$4,000 Gcnfo!iSdteo Ss0 der .........10ih
100000 ltnttco Hatlraps @tHf ......... AZ
$4,000 Gltp ii. Snburbdu 5sr...,...... 1861
$1,000 8zgsS 4Cr .. ............... 40
$1,000 S%enboaro 4er e. . .............. 62S
$4,000 Ss8sS @inf .. ............. 14a
800 llniteo SatIpapo 5uuo 5er...... 10
100 1ouitcu Oil . . .........,.. Az
ItIantic Coat Cine " R........ 10
% Gortbern Central e. ........... 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

Roggeu. 3uiubr 1911 9u,
libel; ans ben Gleuatorcn 5uriidge3o.
gen 1854 9uihel; Glcuatorcnporratb
160,299 9uifeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
1891. Aclteites GtabIiiement. 1891.
Wtarnlan0 Ebattel QOan WijDciatiOn
4lbert Vfnme. jun., 8cfhdft
EalOert.W ebGnoe,

ac9eniiber hem 8erihtsaebduee.
!Stnintcr 229. 23t mnb 233 t2. stodmerf).
ehepf'Gde 1anette. uno ct. Vaul.str.
Gnrieben bon $40 bis $500 OUT M6bel. Tid,
nos etc. obne Gntfrrnung eerfelben. 0efetIi6t
nh. gbone GoIrtIanb 735. 6. & 2. Rbone
Ct. Raul 1860. (Hoo0. 1S.I&S)
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Seu.iae Sd)lubrotc:

S%ater.- 3iliuhr 9U36 @uid)cI;
aus Den Glepatoren 5uriidge5ogen
11,4G1 Vuihel; eleputorcn Norrotb
1921 Yuidel.
.Seiitioe Shf,,Grotp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
nentidrs Mrtttts.s iad hue tiunns.p artau.

EeutidrS NrbtttS.s Ola ,pe tinngs. 30 rtau.
nnter oer Nuiit6t Der rSeutiheN 9eielibaft.~
- Steientaen. Die beuttbe Sanbperfer, glrbetter
pu6 Gienfiboten 5u befhdftieen p%iinfdhen, poIs
len flo perfonli9 ODER In iraniirieu Yriefer oil
ben aaefiteil Der @efenftoft, Subauu 8. WieBer,
9intuter 1fE, VI. 215-217. Gpurtlanb. etrnRe,
fpenoen. pelder utentaeIilih amsfnnft ert6eiIeIi
ptro. SpredftuHbeI bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
Nur2T .1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

&pft NIB 2pgiS.
Sine oeutfdbe Scmilie iubt aoIigdnger; quite
No't iiHo quite 6ctmaib. 9adD6utruaen bel 3ranS
Antcns, Nr. POP, Gaitsrn.Iuenue, Ode 1. ctr.
Sigtlnnotptun. i3lq-26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15
On permictben.
81 perulicthcI

gu permietben:
Sin rnoblir.cs Sinlner in elmer heuiitbcn Yris
eat.Snnlllic. Ndd5ntragen IN Nr. S22, Vcip.
ingtun.Nucnuc. (3l9-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

Cine Boriiubt.Siun nit 10 ober 10 3imrncrn
Mliuliei 6abrt bonn Jiutbbaus ilbcr elctirifbe
gabn. Wiib btuig iein. lJian ~aoreiiire: ,,W.
g. AZ" Geutider Gurrciponpcnt.
i3170-9O)
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
HAVE WE BEEN JOBBED

relation to the
GOVERNMENT HAS ANY lNItT-
PROPOSED GREAT IRRIGATION DITCH
enterprise that could no @
the
undertaking the work-f it will .,a-
of magnitude than
proposition which readily most
fully question whether would be possible to
fnanceth the S readily answered
interested and inqung
that
in proposition -
having such We
ABLE FUNDS IN TREASURY RECLAMATION SERVICE
ANOTHER IRRIGATION PROP
WE WERE ASToNsEED FEW DAYS LATER TO READ Or
CLAHKE'S SWooPNG UPON THE IttEASGft1
SERVICE AND GoBBLNG UP A MILLION OR
COMPLETE GREAT FALLS PROPOSITION.
which nothing but OF
told by
could hope
Clark there not period OF over
a ha
this
all projects have heard it.
believe that there only to
direct Washington means
nscruabe manner side
track 10 being.
We vii
the value of that construction
his andva
shall realize the years ha
blessing that came to
of Grand Junction
imagine though
might be sdeacked from the main line
dollars funds
distributed through avenue
o this city
proposition
before the people of Mesa county.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03


vitupeaon Walter
through
lived instead of making him who robbng the
he happened
with another handing
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
THE COUNCIL TO GET BUSY
W. ID. Davies, of Water Committee
Returns from Import
ant Trip.

Saturday night W. ID. Davies mem
Der of the city council and chairman
of the informal committee appointed
bv Mavor Wentworth to make in
yestigations of the status of the noun
tain water proposition, to let the eoun-
ell know Just where the affair stands
and to make suggestions, returned
from Denver.
For several days MIR. Davies was in
the capital city in the interest of
the mountain water proposition. He
held consultation with some of the
most prominent attorneys in the
state and with number of water
works experts.
He stated to the Sentinel this morn
ing that he had a long conference
with one of the most capable, promin-
ent and successful attorneys making
water rights his speciality in the west
and is in possession of facts and in a
position to secure the services of this
gentleman if the city council sees fit
to employ him.
For the purpose of discussing the
matter of employing this attorney and
hearing a report from the committee
a special meeting OF the council will
be held probably on Wednesday night
1t seems to be the intention of the
council to get the water rights nailed
down securely before another step
is taken in the matter and all efforts
will for the present be directed along
this line. The water rights once Sc
cured the council will then take up
the bond issue question, the letting
of the contract and other matters.
1--WE want to get and we MUST get
the water rights first" said Mr.. Day-
les then they become an asset to
the city and we can then proceed to
issue bonds, let the contract and start
the work"
1t is very probable that the Denver
attorney, whose name is withheld
for the present will come to the city
within few days for the purpose of
holding a conference with the coun-
ell.
There is no question but that some
thing definite will be doing in the
mountain water circles within a very
few days.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03


to
a
of be
mig
OF
polio depart
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
BRUTAL ANAESTHETICS


of
srangmg
In anaesthetc
hold him
down o choke him death
administer anaesthet
hmself method
of administering anaehet He quotes from the stair
anaesth hospital at Cleveland Ohio
smotherng patient with the fumes of ether is
fresh air by using closed and wrapping
the inhaled
yfreshal / to produce partial sphyxiation"
rational He calls it
he advocates follows
and
thes
of
of increased
go strangulation period
admnstra
and upheaya certain medical
about the
ing a standpoint
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
THE EAGLES WE'RE WINNERS

There were several hundred people
out at the fair grounds yesterday af-
ternoon to witness the game of ball
between the teams of the local Aerie
of Eagles and the Grand Junction
lodge of Elks. It was truly a hit
and run game. Eight innings were
played and the victory rested with
the Eagles on a score of "a to IL.
While each team made a good show
ing in view of the fact that they have
had a few opportunities to play this
season the game was not n very swift
one. johnson did the best playing
for the Eagles.
The game was thoroughly enjoy
able throughout and each team was
supported by large number of root
ers.
The Eagles easily demonstrated
that they had the strongest team.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
DAY WITH THE CHILDREN

In the city yesterday there were
two most enjoyable Children's Day
services.
In the morning the pupils of the
Congregational Sunday school rem
'dering an exceedingly interesting
and entertaining program to the
delight of n large audience. The lit
tie folks did admirably. The songs.
drills, recitations and other features
were bright. pretty and in keeping
with the meaning of the celebra-
ton.
In the evening the Christian Sum
day school celebrated Children's day
The program was equal to any sim
liar program carried out in the city
this year. Every feature was good.
especially the musical numbers. The
church was filled to overflowing.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
GEO. A. CURRIE & SON
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance
Ill South Fifth Street

fOI6 SaLh:-
New five room modern cottage,
Price $4,000.
Two lots. cor, Hill and 5th St.
Price $4,000.
Two choice lots on upper Main st.
Price $4,000.
Fifteen acres OF land under the
stub ditch, Price 100000
Eighty acres of land and 25 inches
OF water near town of Fruita. Price
100000.
One hundred and twenty acres of
the best located high line land in the
valley.
FOR RENT
SIX room modern house on Rood
avenue. Rents, s22.5O per month.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Edith ngdon Gould wife of George Could should it Is
Could who seeking divorce her husband
Edith Kingdom Gould
sufficiently domesticated
be
Howard Gould his
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03
Real Estate Bargains

No. 210-5-room modern house on
Rood avenue. 500 cash, balance
S1S.h0 per month, $1.4OO.
No. $50 acres of land on orchard
Mesa, well located, $1,75O.
No. 45.-20 acres of High line land
three miles notheast of Grand
junction, 5000.
We have the following to trade;
Three houses in Crawford addition,
5-room house close in, 10 acres young
orchard west of Clifton, 16O acres in
Nebraska, 20 acres near Fruita, 40
acres 5 miles out and many other
properties.
Phone Black 1887.
MAGILL s. WALKER.
6SS Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

tina
to
burdensome
never cry ito much in the amount of prosperity
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

We know would be rank heresy liberation
Main street and side more prc
who think inst nat ven
all '' '''ee
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

The special writers
wood the Federation leader on trial for his life
thrill the Haywood
been nsufferaby quiet
a o ing news
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

Special for this week only; Ham
10 cents per pound and bacon IG
cents per pound at Hilbert and Ret
tig's, the Leader grocery and mar
ket
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

When find better to ooo
monument to the memory of favoe bull he
which Individual is Dan p
o
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

The fishing
%hoppefs being told by the returning Izaak
- f'' -" WV
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-03

That letter George hardly con-
to
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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-01-24
SaWdust VS.. Treut.

The feud belt in Massachusetts, Of
late has been along the trout streams.
The battle has ragged about many a
picturesque old water-power sawmill,
with its roofs falling in lines Of de-
cadent grace, with leaky dam murmur-
ing long dream songs OF complaint at
the passing of the old order The dis
pute concerns the withdrawal of the
privilege, usually deemed valuable, Of
getting rid of sawdugt by dropping it
into the brook. This has been accom-
plished through orders of the Commits
sion on Fisheries and Game, backed By
powerful organizations OF sportsmen.
They do that sort of thing in Russia
said an attorney in Berkshire saw
dust case, expressing the widespread
resentment of the lumber men. The
sportsman on the contrary belabors
the sawmill owner as a robber.baron
whose chief delight is to drive fish
away by turning sawdust into the
stream whenever fishing party al
tempts commerce with the specified
beauties.-Boston Transcript,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-01-24
Now YaWn!

"Yawning is beneficial" said a throat
specialist, "and in certain troubles
sore throat, buzzing in the ears and so
on recommend artificial yawning.
This is more helpful in some cases
than the best gargle.
you see, during the act of yawn-
ing there is a considerable strengthen
ing and exercising Of the muscles of
the pharynx and soft palate. On
these muscles the yawn acts, in fact,
as n massage.
Furthermore, yawning contracts
the throat tubes and drives into the
pharynx any waste matter that. accu.
mulating there, may have impeded the
breathing. Nothing clears the throat
like q good yawn. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-01-24
freddy, nico reddr,N

Teddy, nice TEDDY" he coced
standing across the barn and snapn,nr
ms fingers. Teddy Kicked violently
with che small heel. The two men
iooHed at each other with the visible
expression Of wishing the other would
80 first, rf .lt tITs'.G ~
1--WE got to do IT." moanod the Cath
cart coachman aud shut his lips grim
". He approached Teddy with great
caution and with flying leap caught
the tips OF his horns where they pro-
trrded from the turban. Quick" he
sasred to his friend, unite HIM"
With trembling fingers the friend
united the goat. Then there was
breathless pause, during which every
body waited for something dreadful TO
happen.
Nothing happened. The Cathcart
coachman took one falterlng step to-
ward the wagon. Teddy also took an
obliging step and waited, inquiringly.
AS in dream the terrified coachman
began a sinuous glide toward his goal,
his friend hanging to Teddy on the
other side. They reached the wagon,
they holsted Teddy in. where he stood
and surveyed every or9 mildly. Then
he lay down contentedly and went to
chewing hay.
We'll, I'll be bowed" said the Cath
cart coachman. Your man said that
goat was-beg pardon, mum-was a
regular devil"
He Isl" said Mrs. Runway, almost
in tears over the relief And this is
Just Part of his general contrariness.
It's revenge for the rags we put on his
horns. I'm glad to set rid of him."
And the last they saw of Teddy. he
was still serenely chewing hay.-Chi.
cage News.