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The Washington times., 1907-11-06
Sharp Gains General.

Good advances were general through
out the whole list The strength was dc-
tually surprising. Brokers and Oper-
ators who have been expecting the
LIQUIDATION OF collateral were pleased at
the way the strength was maintained.
This very condition made the shorts
nervous and many rushed into cover,
this again helping the recovery.
France turned aside from business for
q few minutes long enough TO lend the
Bank Of England SIS 900 900 in gold, and
This was expected to check any DISPOSE
ton on the part of bank officials 10 raise
the rate Of discount at their meeting to-
morrow.
General sentiment in London has ma
teriaUy improved The holiday gave
time for the first of the gold from Eng
land 10 get into circulation. The yell
low boys are coming in a steady stream
from the other side, in all 100000 be-
ing due. inclusive Of the amount.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
RICHARDS 9 co.
PALISADE, COLO.
Sell $31, 800 Worth of Orchard Lands
In One Week. Remarkable
Showing.

Palisade through one of its rus
Ting realty agencies, comes to the
fore this week, with one of the most
remarkable records that has ever
been made by any realty firm in the
county.
The firm of ]. w Richards and com
pany, of Palisades records $31, 500
of sales made in the past week, up un-
til today at noon. The sales were of
property close to Palisades and adds
another notch in that sections rec
ord for big sales of fruit lands.
The following is the authenticated
list of sales made by Messrs Richards
and company.
S. F. Smith to F. B. Neeiey, ten
acres of raw land in Vineland. Con-
sidearation $3,000.00
E. R. Bailey to Francis NJ. School
ey, of Harrisburg, Nebraska ten acres
of one and two -year-old Alberta peach
orchard.
Consideration for above $6.500.
E, E. Bailey. to Louis w. Bickel,
ten acres of two-year-old Elberta
peach orchard west of Palisade. Con-
sideration $500.
E. Edward Lewis to Louis w. Bick-
ell, of Kimball, Nebraska, his home
place wost of Palisade.
ConyiG ,ration $13, 800.
Mr.. Bickel will move to the same
about November the first.
The remarkable record made above
has never been equalled we believe
in the sale of orchard lands in this
valley in one week. 1t goes to prove
that the people ace as anxious as ever
to secure lands that will give as large
returns as do the Palisade lands.
MacgrG Richard aud
have been record makers in the sales
of land in that section and evident
ly they are keepiI g up their reputa-
ton
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
A Timely Warming

Some time Commissioner severely
criticised the dealers methods handling
the hot season
An important feature in the hygiene home,
very frequently overlooked
Keepers is the regular thorough
"he Is true that the usually
orator VIII prevent rapid decomposition
true that decomposition will milk fragments
OF meat and small pieces
terra The odor of the refrigerator pronounced
milk and other articles refrigerator will
spol quickly, and will become consumption
Milk from foul especially dangerous to
the sick infants true that many disturb
ahees OF digestion of babies
come spoiled in the dirty e
Every refrigerator is in constant use
should be thoroughly cleaned
t were thoroughly cleaned shouId
De taken out the lining should
uetehabie should be
Vi Ihe ice Dox should be given
oln pipe carrying ice should
kept free constantly
In placing milk refrigerator care sbould
o taken that there is no leakage
~ 0N VII" Hesn
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

AS it has been decided tb,t j
but local attorneys should be '-7 '
side ed and as the special W.
committee had fully investigstod Is
outlook the meeting of tbe Com ,-5
last night was not expected IN l,'lyli ,,.l-u
and neither did it prove am avciti,,, I've ,-
lengthy session.
The water committee, through A.
derman Flynn and Alderman Drew
presented a report Recommending
that Attorneys Carnahan and strs55
NJ. Logan to conduct the procea5i1s-
The attorneys are to be paid me NM
of $4,000 for their work, oue-thIr5 NJ
the amount when the contract Is Sion
ed, one-third when the final decree ~
the district court is entered and nrs,
third on the final Termination n.
the case.
The report of the water committee
was accepted without much discps.
sion. The merits of the two prominent
attorneys and their ability to condrof
such important cases are well known
to all members of the council A
motion made by Alderman Hudson
and seconded by Alderman Matthew
to accept the report, was passed by
a unanimous vote.
While Alderman Davies. chairman
of the special water committee wasnot
present at the meeting last NIGH
it is understood that he was favorable
to the employment of the two att1r
neys. Neither did Alderman BOYER
who was also absent, have any oDjec
tion to the two attorneys employed.
1t was the sense of the council las
night that the contract with the tw,
attorneys be prepared by City Atlor
ney Rozzelle at once and closed up a
quickly as possible. 1t was also ihI
expressed desire of the council tina
the attorneys get busy" at once
Attorneys Carnahan and Logan hau
been asked to be present for consu,
tation at the next regular meeting o
the council, on Tuesday night of mex
week.
The employment of Messrs Clua
han and Logan will be generally al
proved throughout the city. There at
few better attorneys in Western Colo
rado.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
MUST GIVE A COST BOND
SHERIFF HOLDS CHILD

This morning the motion made by
Attorney Rhone, representing Mrs
Rosetta Johnson, from whom her
husband, George f. Johnson is seek
ing a divorce, to require John
son to give a cost bond. was argued
before County Judge Sullivan.
After hearing the arguments Judge
Sullivan granted the motion of the
defense and ordered that johnson fur
nish a cost bond within ten days
guaranteeing that if the costs of the
litigation were taxed against him he
will be able to pay them.
The judge renewed the order re-
manding the child of the couple to the
custody of Sheriff Schrader.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
REDnEN'S SECRET
AT LAST UNFOLDED
Announcement that Strange Signs on
Boulders Near Montrose
Have at Last Been In
terpreted.

y The Indian hieroglyphics on /
y the big boulders in the Shaw I
ano valley a few miles south of I
Montrose have at last yielded 1
\ up the romantic secret which l
has so long baffled numerous 1
! efforts of many translators. The /
desired result was brought I
y about through the efforts of /
Mrs. H. X. Spencer of Spring I
Creek mesa, who has long en- /
deavored to have the writing /
! translated, says yesterdays /
Montrose Press.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Today the big Montrose Chautauqua
opens its ten days session. Hon.
Champ Clark, the brilliant and witty
Missouri statesman. delivered MS
great lecture this afternoon on PFC
tueresque Public Men" Next Tlurs-
day. Gov. A. b. Cummings, of Iowa,
will speak and G week from today
j. Adam Bede. the humorist of con-
gress, will deliver one of his remariS-
able lectures. There will be a great
many other notable addresses and
musical events The Chautau1ua
promises to be complete success.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Three men were arraigned in police
court this morning. One man was Il
plain drunk and he got the usual fines
and costs and was unable to pay up.
two OF the men were charged with
engaging In scrap in the Senate
restaurant, both being employees of
the place. They were found guilty
and assessed a gne of $500 and costs
each. One paid up and the other went
to jail.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

The custom of spending Sunday in
Glenwood Springs is becoming more
popular than ever. The Rio Grande
runs a special tomorrow from this
city, leaving here at 1880 a. m, and
returning will leave Glenwood
Springs at 7-3O O'Clock in the even
ing. 1t is one of the most pleasant
one days trip imaginable.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
ATTORNEY CARNAHAS
AND ATTORNEY IOc.v
Council Readily Agrees an III,
men 70 Conduct the Conte,, i"o
Tor the Water Rights

z Mayor Wentworth. Aldermso
z Flank Matthews, Hertz gn5 i''gn
2 son. Drew and Flynn were nral Iluu'
. ent last night at the sneogs,
= meeting of the city council b.iI l0,aI
2 for the purpose of selectjn1 -sl1 y.
= sol neys TO take charge of and
= carry to Termination the c1, -u1
2 domination proceedings to he IN
2 ahSurated in an effort to secn-. ~
= Tor the city of Grand Junctiag
= ce' ;ain water rights on Kan1sa
2 Greek water. Aldermen Bor.
2 er and Davies, We're unabie
= be present. ''
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
Nearly 100000 gallons of water
ire being used by the city daily.

Edwin A. Haskell left this morn
ing tor ouray to remain over Sunday
With Mrs Edwin Haskell and cnlld-
rem who are visiting there. Monday
Mr. Haskell viii go to Denver On a
short business trip.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Insist upon having standard"
plumbing fixtures in your home and
upon having them Installed by an
expert plumber, See ]. e. Mckenzie.
404 Colorado avenue, Black 743i
phone number.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Miss Cora Antrodus. of Montrose
who has been in the city for the past
month visiting with Miss Bess DeLong
left yesterday for her home. The
young lady became very popular
among the younger social set OF the
city and all regret her departure.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

1t is reported that a large glfal-
ia ranch, consisting of forty acres
owned by Mr. Binkley and located
near the Indian school has been sold
to a Mr.. Lambert from Iowa.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

There are some mighty fine eata
bles at our store these days. Extra
fine fruit and vegetables. Hilbert
& Rettig, the Leader grocery andi
market
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

At largely attended and very busy
session of the Eagles last evening U.
A. Evans was initiated into the mys-
teries of the order.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
o o o q o o q 40 40 AAAAaAAno0i
+ Il * .,. -. =

bShop atz does not few peopIe in his
poshopc In our recoections with greater
number the oto, -
nation He seems to be arbitrary matters which we
from MS old world training expects
absolute obedience
may De 10 any Mater controversy
ana the
even IN MS church.
sence the American Catholic
ush III any rule him of
oal OF Sister Feltas the
the largest hospitals Bishop Matz had b,
listened TO the influences of his
VIII be extremely hard for Bishop Natz
the superr
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

No. A the train from the west, was
right on time this morning for the
first morning in many weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

II you are contemplating thepur-
chase of wagon see Harry Hiatt's
line of the famous Wlnona wagons.
They are the best.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Those Winona wagons sold by Har-
ry Hiatt meet with the approval of
all who purchased one. See them be-
fore you buy.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Just try an electric Flat iron, they
are sure to be satisfactory. The Grand
Junction Electric, Gas & Mfg. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Jesse NJ. Gilbert, of Emporia. Kan
sas, is in town for a short stay.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

T. p. Barber, of Colorado Springs,
the well known architect, is in town
today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
The profit is yours-Loenler's

Eat at Ye Tip Top Inn the city s
swellest cafe.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

1t is announced that Fruita IS to
have a big farmers institute on Fri
day August 9th. Prof. Cotti ell. of
the state agricultural college Will
have charge.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Ask your grocer for Star Bakery
bread, made my the only exclusive
baker in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
+ + + X = X + =

uon upon the insurance rates for this city
NUMBER the
the question be
the amount of the
Chamber
amount arbitrary board of
underwriters We
lower rates Will
and there is nothing the
position of this
commensurate with protection
through a
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Bargains in plumbing fixtures al
McKenxis's. 404 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Fresh salted almonds and peanuts
at Moran's candy kitchen at 512 Main
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Notions that sell. at the Racket.
Margery block.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

TJnware is going cheap at the
Racket, Margery block.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Lap busters at your own price at
Fred Mantey's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Penny aluminium thimbles The
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

Too many lap busters, season too
cool. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20

We might interest you in tents. Fred
Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-20
i. T. + + + Il + +

There considerable number of people think that
made mistake
irrigation
distribute fifty
bitches
forl rigatio
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

&aufe Ger Scbre tbeils in leBtes MDeno-
rOtb perranOeIt, tfeils lit f9on 81,
ftille frieOIi9e Na9t eingetreten.
5rau Sufanne &0rner 1T nefer
ibren t;einen &inoern f9lafen gegan.
gen, ra9Oem tie aus Der Reusn Meli
nod Sic frobe &un6s bon einem an
6eren fleinen @sien erbaltcn bate
Director @ebsr nur6e mitten uniel
ieinen S!riflingen ppn eineE Ser3.
f9lag ~fetroffen, ltno auFri5tige Srauel
berri@te barpb inter ben MusgeItpBe.
men Der MenIG6eit. Gaitor &Drnel
uno Sireftor SeIb leben NOD Seibe
@ber ipGbrenO oie1er in sen GubeItan(
g"etrcten lit un0 fat ausi6lieBli6 flaf-
1fGen Stu0ien lebt, pirtt Der greiTt
PreOiger nod INNER inmitten feline
@emeinoe, unbeirrt bon oen Wirre,
Ser 3eit, allein ~pertrdueno duf 0u
@ort Gotte5, Oas fein gauges Seize
lang Inn &i9tI9nur bes Sentens Uni
Sanbelns setpeIen lit.
Gn0e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

sra5iOs fein. &u9 cine aiinflsrin lit
Jrau @Olette ni4t. SIR Sdna pirft
grpb unb fteif; lie betont, pas hi an
9eoeutet peroen fOute; lie fpinnt aus,
mas pie elm SlIfte1laut bsrfuGen ioaz
te. Ius bieIem gan3en Ge.bue ipri4t
nur zines, Die &iinheit o.s Mdnqels
On Sritot. Die audi deitern in ttm flatz
ternoen MumienfpItIm na6 s,ner biz
Iigen SeniatiOn bui&te, Obnc ie 81 err
langcu.
SSrau Golette-i in garis ncnnt man
lie nur np9 nit ibrem 8orndmen =
bat nun feit Ginger .3cit cine Sreun6z
i9aft nit Mabame be Mornp eeT6loiz
len, elmer Dame aus Dem bp~napdrtili=
i9en Ibel. 9iet 1T cine Scooter bes
Ssraogs BON Mornp. sSn ibren Ibern
fliebt aIio bas 8lut Der &DniJin Sor=
tenIe ben 5pnanb. Na1 rem 9otbaiz
i9en 9offalenber lit tie 1868 getoren,
berbsirdtbete ft9 1881 nit Dem Mar=
quis be 8elbeuf, BON Dem lie feit 1887
eetrennt lebt. Die 9Ifnenlaufbatu
tpirb ibr 10 penie pie ibrer
Sreunbin Golette mod Diele 2orbeeren
bringen f0nnen. Nu9 Der Mnrquif:
feblt dnes, mas in Yaris ba3u ecb0rt.
elm bisden Salient pber beriidenbe
S6Onbeit. Mit benz bIoben Sfonbal
flint man beditens brei Sage lang
SbeateriGle. Inerbines, cine Gigens
59aft lit beiben Sdmen na95urii1men:
&aItblitiefeit. 9eItern Nbenb, als bic
Gsbptiide pantomime nit SO1lcn unn
Yfeifen empfangen nuroe, al5 Sbcu=
teraettel, Spern9uder, SiBtifen aui
Die Sibne fIogen, fpielten lie nit uns
beirrter Rube ibre Rpqen berunter.
Tii9ts it1rte lie. 6te unb bd erI6an,
ten bereits i'm 2drme I9I9terne Bro
Dos, aber bd mar bds Stiid9sn aItd
i9pn 5u Gnbe nnb cine Briieelci m
3uidduerruum lieB raid bergeHen.
pie nerDenfeff fih Die Spielsrinuen sez
aeiet batten. 9ieie priiselei bilbeh
bic Bointe b.s eanSen 4benbs, Ger ME
cine aasgeiprodene Sattrc duf boz
Barrier 2eben erfhien.
@atrenb bes Sspptii9en Sntermess
aos tpar Der ShrifHieler @idp (oeeI
nit ieinem pobren Eamen Sautbier,
8ilars) i'm Saal eridienen unb bate
nit ieiner 5reunbin in elmer 2ogs
9Iab genpmmen, um Der Mimit fsinea
Gr=9enoblin nersniieli9 au3uf9auen.
8aum tpar Der 8prbans sefanen, als
elm Sasel ben Stpdf9ldgen uuf ben
persniisten 9errn nieberpruHelte, Der
jcBt nod nidt reat peiB, oh er Die
Siebs betam, neil er Der 8orfteaana
beipobnte, ober neil man i'm fir biz
Grtrapaeanssn feiner 5ruu q. .. pers
anttportlih mahte. -iB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
0~eifrafune cines Spfcrs Der Gad,.
ttfnitcbc.

Sin traitriges 8orfomntniB an Sen
Gilenbabngeleilen Der @eid]ieluier.
balm bel Sborn bat iebt elm unoe.
pobnli6c3 Ha6ipiel ge5eitigt. Ser
&abnl6iffet Inorc5Dt aus Sborr
tullroe o einiger 3eit bon einein
Hangir5ug gegcn cine &e ge.
oriidt, nobel er i6tuere 8erlebrnoen
erlitt. Sein SreunO unO &ouege, Ser
&abnififfer gnuiiaf, iprona iofort
bin5u, UNI Dem SermIten oie critic
Silfe a~nge0eiben 81 laIIen. Nltmebr
lit Dem braoen Selfer in Der 9sotG
ieitenS Der @iSenbabn-S
ton ein Strofmonoat in Sobe pon
2 Marf uno 20 Yfennig S~ortofoIter
SiiaeiteQt por6en, nnO 5iuor pearr
unbefugten Setretens oes @eleiies.
Gegen oieies Strafmun0at bat u. 10.
fort slntrag alf geridtli6e @nti6ci-
Dung geltelt. BUR Sahe ielbit liz
nod 81 benlerfeii, baB oller0inqs anl
Salpteingarigstbore oeSS bornerisrei-
bafens cine Snfel 0es Snbaltes alae.
bra6t lit, oaB bos 9etreten oes Sa-
fens ltnbefugten perboten lit. Yeioc
S6ifier liegen ober I'M Sreibafen nit
&eloiie, iino alio vbefugt" un6 fon-
men ons 8eleiie, mo ser rnfan pal.
iirte, burhaus ni6t umgeben. = DDS
@eridt miro nun 5u enti6eioen ia.
ben, Oh elm bilisbereiter Weni6 fiir
feline Sbat Der 3GditenIiebe nod
o%benorein Strafe 5ablen mitB!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28
bcS ScuttGl 0c9cn gcs
naatDciiiauus ocS 2eutId1en.
Gn0e.

Simmer lpie0er treten in berIGjie.
Oenen StG0ten hieies 9anoes Ser.
Jude sur @enad)tbeiligunq OeS
oelItiden llnterri6tS in offentli0e'I
S6ulen auf. Sn Ser Staot 8 / 0
N em Oorf bat nber MN ser Sei.
elm Der Sebrcr un0 2ebrerinne1 Ger
Oeutihen Sprade in Sen @lementar.
f%lallen Der Oortigen offentlid)en
S6ulen Die SnGe tpader in Die 9ono
genommen uro ourf einen 5u Sieieln
3luef ~gepGblten, aus Sen geadteter
Sebrern uno 2ebrerinnen Bernhard
&uttner, Clara 2utber, 6rau 2ouiie
Sarion, Sobann 6. SiiIsbof. @if,
belm 6. SebrIe beItebenoen Nus.
i6uB folget6e Gingabe on oas be.
oeutenoite @fitglien oes ItGotiiGer
S6ulrntbes, &an6olpb @uggen6ei.
mer, geriftet:
p8ertber Serr! Gas groBe Sn,
t~ereiie, peldes Sic on ser Gr5ie1nng
nebmen, uno 0ie moralii6e llnicr-
%itiibung, Die Sic Sem Stu6il1m le-
BENDER Spra6en, beionoers ser oeut.
if)en, IN Den offentli6en Shulen &c.
tpdbren, pernnlaBt ole @eieaidait
oelttider @lementarlebrer, ourd ihr
Gonite Sbnen folgeilSe Sbatiad,en
aftungspoa 5i unterbreiten: gr.
items: Sn 6oIge bon @erieslingen
oertlder Sebrer nndl an0eren SG]lt-
len lit lett Idngerer 3eit fem Ocut.
ifer unterri6t mebr ertbeilt morhel
in folgenOen S6uIen oe5 10. mo
If. GiItrifts: go. II, II, 90, 2o.
33, as, 81 uno 81 i'm StaottbeiI
Wanbattan. 3peitens: Sic SorIte-
Der unO Sdiiler Ser offentI:den
SfNulen go. A uto geo. 90 in Wtan-
batton modten germ in i6ren S6ll-
len 3eutI6 gelehrt piiien uno ba6en
bergebli6e Mnitrengungen gemadt.
Sehrer 5u erbolten. 9rittens: Seit
LANCER 3eit iino feline Triifungcu
fir 2ebrer Der oeutiden Sprnf)e
mebr ~abgebalten porOen, un0 0eS-
bdlb iteben feline berebtigten Gan0i-
ooten ouf Der 9iite, Inn bie obiacn
9iifen nlts5uiii1en. 9ieie Sbatin.
den fperoen hermit Sbrer giitige.l
@rDGgung unterbreitet.
Ger 9 huIrotb 81 anoo1ph
@uggenbeimer bat alif oicie
Gineabe bin beriproden, gum 9e-
item Der Oelttiden Sprahe uno ibrer
Hebrer Iues SIT fun, mas in ieiner
Wto6t ite6t. l1nS orf &an0otph
8rggenbeimer fam man iidl DcrIni.
len. @r lit elmer ser beoeutenoIten
uno ge6iIoetIten TehtsanpdIte Nnp
Oorfs. aebort ieit Sobren Sem 6orti-
gen S6ulratbe on, IN meIdem e.
INNER gum &eften lab; unS Of.
aIei6 in @irainien geboren, lit or Elm
&enner oeutifer Sprade un6 Cite.
ratltr uno ebenoesbal6 ibr Sreln6.
IehnIidc HGnfe nie Sic oben BE-
ihricbenen fommen au6 i%onitno
Dor. ltno a%nentbolben on Ioihsr
GlGben ioQten 0ebrer 6es 9eut,del
in 0ffentlid1en Sdulen oas CUTE Ee;-
ipiel ibrer Neu 9orfer GoQegcn linz
Goaeginnen befoleen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-28

Die BE tpbIens g~oItset
Gin b@eiteres Oiebesftiidlein miro aus
Saris gemelbet. Sn ieb:n Barrier
gpli5ei<Hepier lit elm Mon~ n1cgirt,
benz es obliegt, Die Bureau u e unb
Die 3ellen 81 reinigsn. Set Sa9ren III
IS nun bort Site, baB bic Goli'ilten
81 Neuiabr bieiem Stubenrein:gec elm
tleines @elogei9ent 5utommen lafIsn,
bus in cine an elmer S9iir onge6ra6te
Gii9fe getbun fpirb. 90 ge19-b IS
aud in bieiem Sabre auf elmer YoIiz
3eipa9e i'm Centrum bon Yaris, pp
fir ben Grbeitsr nabe3u 3s)n Srdnf
5ufommeneefommen tparen. @ls nun
Ger alfo geba9te ben SfoIus in 6 u
pfan9 nebmen tpollte unb an Neuz
iabrstage bic Bible 0ffn:t,, mar bisfe
leer unb hires SSnbalts berdubt iporz
ben. Die Ppli5iften, bic bon einem
Siebfabl in ibrem eigtn:n !Saus no
tiirIi9 ipenig erfaut fparen, ftellten
balD feIt, bab nur Elm @agabunb, Der
in Der Nadt ror6er inboftirt unb bunn
pieoer entfaifen iroroen mar, aIs Sbds
ter in Setraat fOmmen f0nne.
Cine ragtfomi6e Ser
bdnblung fanD Dor Der Straftam=
mer IN SDln gegen einen Sagel05ner
aus Siering6auIen itdtt, Der ieinsrSeit
tpcgsn @nt5iebung bon Der Me6rpfli6t
nit 200 81. Celebrate in gontumaz
clam perurt6eilt ipprocn ipar. Der
We0nn ma6t. na6 ldn9erer 53eit eel=
ten0, DAB er BON SugCno q. MIR Elm
Sein babe, f;h alIp o:m Oeere niGt
babe gu ent3icten braIden. Sds &C.
ridt prbnetc auf Grunb bicIer rneuen
Shatlad)e" oinen Sermin an, Der naz
tiirli3 unter oGgemeiner 9siterteit nit
Sreiipru9 en6ete.
-OasWabi &oB
ciusfo Senfmal. Hdtiirlib
ni9t in ieiner GigenIdaft als grObter
unb ebelfter Der &Gmpfer fir Yolsn.
lonbern ais Streiter fir bic amerifus
niI9e rnabbdnsigfeit, fpel6er er be-
Ionbers als uusgeseihneter Militdr=
,Sneenieur unb als IDiutdnt Waibing:
toms 10 srobe Sienite ~leiftete. betommt
Sbabbdus &~osciusto fem ibm bonn
&onsreB 5useipro9enes Senfmal in
Wuibington. Gin Wrobeu fir bieies
9enfmal, tpelGes bic 8unbesreeieruns
auf benz Safupette<S Square. ~segeniiber
benz Weiben 9auie, erriGten lafen
pirb, eefdnt benz Prdibenten RooIe@
belt niGt, fpi.tppbl Elm aus &unfttsn>
nern beitehenber NusfduB bieien o
benz 8ilobauer 2epanbpfpsti in Wien
sefertietsn Senfmals=G ntpurf als ben
beiten auseepdblt bate. R~oolepelt
giebt einem anberen Rpben ben 8orz
5ug, fpeIhes BON einem 8ilbbauer aus
2smberg in Suli5ien einserd6t tporben
lit. Sine mad bisIsm Gntpurf ansez
fsrtigte Statue piirbe, nod benz lIrs
tbeil bes prdfibenten, better nit ben
auf benz 2afapette Square erridteten
Stutuen 2afapette's unb Ro9ambeau's
iibereinitimmen. Die enbsiItise gntz
i9eibuns itebt benz DenfmaIs= Musz
idub. beitebenb ans 2riessminiiter
Saft, BunbesIenotor Wetmore bon
Rbobe Sslanb unb Superintendent Wcs
glearb BON Minndota au.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-12-24
A New Mercantile Concern.

Chancellor Bros. consisting OF j.
T. Chancellor. W. c. Chancellor and
G.. W. Chancellor began work this
morning on the construction of a
building at the corner of G street
and Sixth avenue, ~ f.. to be used
by them as general merchandise
establishment.
The firm will engage in the retail
business in that section of the city.
The Chancellor Brothers for the past
few years have been engaged exclu.
siively in the wholesale business. but
prior to going into the wholesale bus.
iness. were doing a retail business
In this city. The establishment of
the retail house in nowise affects
their wholesale business connections.
J. T. Chancellor will be the manager
of the retail establishment.