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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
SENSATION IN COURT
Wife Volunteered TO Execute Hcr
Own Husband.
CHASTITY STORY OF MURDER
Grewsoms Details OF Horrible Murde,
Filled French Papers for Sever
a, Months and Postponed a ParIIa.
nentary Act.

Paris. July g.. In .f'." of 20 'ac'
that the use Of .Hn ru..p'''.. III
Franc, va >'iryrc,t,. $50 years a-O
BY the r,tu>a, 4 par. amen. - con-
tinue the Ap1:,i. anpI Tor i.p-
lie tx.cut,ont;, JA!! IA iA!s '.iI
coniemned to !"aih d man named So
teillant for the murder OF Il ..:t.c Sirl
under atroc.DI> C.rVu!Es'.nr''s.
After suhjcc'iug the chi!i 10 III
treatment S-p!.l.ant plunged a h.ii"
into her heart and tA"n comp ,'"u
his horrible ~Drk by wraru.hs up t."
body in all old sack and carrying i
TO .nta.1! ia!.rua dstaiIon watT"
he Chcck,,. IL n TN, C.nAk room!
The greasu,ue details ui lA!, case
have been h..'ns 'nt papers Tor NJ "
eral months i,A>'. al! :aS cauer
such 4, gree of pUh,;c indi.nat!on
that parliament Postponed ma .c-
ton on the h;', before II 10 ABOLISH
tie death I.,;a.t, III France. But .
in spite Of tar Giro IN, tanver OF the
case, pr, scent Fal.it!es. in view of
the fact that there Is no puuic exc
cut,ouer, probably will have to COM
mute the sentence TO hard labor for
life
Throughou; MS trial SoIeiI-
LAM aroused the fierce anger ut tat
spectators that flied the court room
BY his attitude OF tlHpud' nj Comp!a =
rency Wnen tie death sentence
vas brought in. Sol'i!lants vile
shviekci at her hus band:
"Miscra3.r wretch. !ou would nave
done ,bet,cr tc Nil yourself than 70
dishonor your wife and this child. Let
me Kill him"
she made an effort to reach the
prisoner. hut Vas prevented 10y CouT'
ofhcers, who carried her faintinS from
the room.
The woman was arnel with re
volyer. She declared during TIE
hearing that il hcr husband was con
demncd. rather than So. him die on
the block. sac would shoot him and
then herself
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
HOT IN AUGUSTA. GA.
Eggs were Fried by the Hear On
Broad Street.

Augusta. Va. July %. 1T vas 30
no, in Augusta that ar egg broken
upon the vi,riiied brick Pavement Of
Broad street. cooked thoroughly WITH
~ I, w minutes on Tuesday.
Ac:uated by some unknown mo-
tive. d number Of young men made
,ac experiment at about O'Clock {.
\ iarG" crowd gathered and watc he'd
the egg slowly fry. Within four min
u.es' time 1t was cooked as we'll ~ II
1t had been in hot frying pan. Sim
liar experiments we're made by skep-
tical people all along Broad street :.
and blu, for the Intervention OF the po-
ice. who ordered the egg cooking stop.
ped. Augustus prominent thorough.
fare might have been turned into one
aure frying pan. aided and abetted
By the efforts OF the sun.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
GOV. cLeNN'S VIEWS.
Regarding Rate Law Aeeptsd BY tSe
Statx Of North Carolina.

New York. July 25.-R b. elena.
governor Of NORTH Carolina, In . tel.
rsr2m to several newspapers here.
gives hi views On the CLASH betweea
Thu. + .Lt raj and, state courts regard
Ing The rate law adopted by the state
Of North Carolina. He says:
"Oar state coatends that it, rate
Law Is constitutional: that Il 10 00e
coniscatOry OF the property OF The
railroads and that penalties and u.
dictments against persons violating
the law are Just and right. The
Ncerx; court without nnding that ~
act was unconstitutional and rate coo.
AK atory. has attempted to stop ~
pro< eedinSs what soever In The staoo
court. even to stoppinS indlctDooso
the.e.u made. Our court1. AoveoD
tu.igitet.on. W conteno have 1 49,
to p,.cesd to final judgment al tAoe,
II agqr,cved. tue defendants can 0oly
appeal through our supreme oosEe -
IN, supreme court OF the Usite1
Safer 4"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
WANT TEDDY" AGAIN
Roosevelt Urged 10 Accept A.
other Nomination.
From Al Parts o. the Country ths
President Has Received Post Cae6e
Urging Him to Make Another Race
for the Presidency.

NcA York. Ji,, 20 Fro ma: oarts
~ {" Cn,n'r, Pre-! len. Roosevelt nas.
dat ia: Nc .a,' i,w days. received
po.',i cad, ugsns hi. - reconsider
h., declaration II 1905. ana accept
ano,arT bmisa'ion for the presiden-
c.
tn y 80 tA.aer ellborately print.
Ell. {, tax ing d picture OF the Waite
ilu,,,. u,;,r which Is 'he insc r1ptioa
",'u', SAM will renew the lease.
RI. po.' cards. have como from
many states. and the growing Hood Of
tA",.I '.i,ca'cs tIa' some one has
started II campaign 10 induce the pres
ident To cLaASe his mind.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
Cardinal Gibbons Celebrates.

W"s'n.n.'cr, Md. July 23.~Car-
c,na, Gi5hohS, who vas '3 years o.d
TUESDAY. celebrated the event quiet
~ IL the honc III friends here. The
carGiua. SAID Ike was "a splendid
h.a.,:. IL commenting on his long
lfc and MI wo,h tho cardinal said
tha, ! II" Q! usefulness and hep.
fun.,s t. OF, : :,..o~IreE IS ,Ae only
III. N,r., Mig, IND VII The go.
-.II, aoi" -: .nnor'a ny. III" meas.
u-a OF o.. }.dr, Was Lo' bounded
by i'mc i.' g.! .;c.! forever.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
Fatal Powder EXPLOSION,

New London. Conn. July -. One
q Jag of ponder in one OF the six inch
batteries al Fox, Terry. Plum island :.
y. T.. lu,-aa.. and three MEM
bers OF company X, Third regiment.
Conn. c,icul national guard. more or
less huyt lac accident took p lace
during tie sham attack upon the forts
and In which the entire Third reei-
men, Of Connecticut and the regulars
Ner. taking part. Tho dead man
vas rrna,c hammond. OF the One
Hundr"dt1 company. Unit, states
ar'i,.,rS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26

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- d'i u O. '.u' 't. 49, .
Ba:h.n,.. -riI.."a vt, .,.- -.
AZ ovsr~ A".u'n. '.'' &C.. t".c i
NM. ''. %! ST" N. .'.t''
n.v"r the '':ln> - ..,- tM"a,1 -.
"hica Ia, nr' AJth -. ",l!l, ia. -
t,U.. ~ ~ .n>u.uhC, !.tI. Il i.c ~ .
- r. !, to ,e arrU.;' Jui:' COLA
!H!''c" .! two tom .Ae ,,:.L'" -. d.
I.I," tom "a, hnua, r;mp,A.:'.! -
81 q In ~ sc Na,a'. II J"' Wr'n 49,
s.'ns. !pr III purpose o. !Lv"s',.a-
'lun taking testimony ana ~" 49," &.
lrnk!ng toward making >l!'Ao.e i"r-
o.uir'nrA:.cl- for insuranr" an, :"
6. nera. assembly.
Aft-r "A substitute" and one or Two
amcndnrnt- had been offered, the
resolution ny MIR. BarksdA.,, OF toe
county OF Wilkes. 20 have created an
Insurance committee to .nvc,' .sat" :ns
Insurance conu!t!aus Of t.r STAT. an
report suitable laws for enactment Al
the next session " ME genera. as
semh.y. provoked a lively debate.
NJ. Wright. OF Floyd, led ~" at
tack Oh the resolution. declaring II
uCulI COST the state thousands OF
do,!a.- and thar IA" committee woui!
MAKE 4 rtro., that would no 80 bulky
a. could never 5e d.g"s'"d ltsI>.a-
u,c.!
Mr. Hin. OF Monroe. followed and
de clare that Georgia paid s." go" =
, Up al n,ia'ly in premiums aud tna'
any CO., would be wei. spent 10 pro-
,srt these policies.
Jus. prior TO Adjournment Tu"s-
dav n, house passed the "iIl o' NJ,
| A,,>3lUct ~ d. ka.o, which Wa 70.
pnr,cl onr, a.ii'r>t.y. seat "a q e
t.. & mn'ttcc On WAYS and m an
an. de! ana r,purt, d favurAb,N.
Tni. measure was IN close In. win
tho nee, a. message NJ Governor smith
touchir" upon corporation tax arb
tr!;i'
According 10 vs. terms 'ho arh
trl.u.- a. racn cas-. are - be sworN
and a. gwen power 20 slminnn W.T.
, .,,rs before settlement Is mao.
/ In the Senate.
So. a'Or W,ll.ford introduce a NO"
bill wtbi.. IL passed. viii amend Soc
! ,I5n "a" OF the penal code Of 1872
making il un.a~.u. Tor one tn nave
| IN his possession an! dirk, o""it-
| kri pistol or any kind OF dead!
wr.Irn. a. any court OF Justice
, election ground. p.Ic" OF pu0l" ""r'
s..p. or an, other public gathering
in I'VE state. as We. as 10 carry ao"u'
} his p,;.'h
Senator boyd OF 'he thirty second
stated that Ne would Introduce in
few DAYS nj. which provides fo'
system Of naCadamized roads foi
Geo,.la. which viii improve the pu''
Ne roads in every count! OF the stat"
Senator ]. x. Brock. OF the forty
fourth district. vii! Introduce IN
Few DAYS bill, providing for the p.ac-
Ing of mine, ana u!n'ns p.op'.N AZ.
de- -. Jurisdiction OF III, .'.'C. g
2i'l wi. provide fox the I!up'T Vent.
at!oa OF the mine.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
Cuban Affairs In Coed ohape,
For Consular Service.

Wa,h!nc'ou. July 25.-The seao
Gcy.. met. has made public inc r.
,...s .: the rccent examination Of ~
..- '.r appointment for the
80. 10: nh.ch fifty-four
..4 sn. I.-!:,.ltci. - presented foe
.,,.,. .l..n. AL only thirteea passs4s
.,....- .... x -. - A.1Tx OF ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
MANY CRIMES coMM,rrGo.
Nemsd oypsy Band TssrestsiW0 ~
tio0s % HvNosry.

Nemsd oypsy Band Tssrsrssi"0 ~.
tiers ~ HSeossy.
Budapest, July 2S.-A ioaG list q
murders and other Outragss cogs01ee
ted recently by nomsd gyDsy bosls
at Pusxta. aud elsewhere h Hua-
gary. mas brought the qvsstlaa q
controlling the Eypstes. . prOblso sAo1
has confronted the Hungarian Oss.i
ernemtn for . ceatury a. %. aGAa1 -
the front.
The alarm arising iron this 81.
break OF crime IL widsspssad and thoso
IL powerful novenent O ~ -
compel the government aaally - soavo,
the problem Of the dissributioa 9
these 50, 900 wanderers In HuASaSy.
whose depredations terrorizs he eooA.
try districts.
Successive governments have DsAo
futile efforts to induce the gypsSos =
settle down and live quietly. \
majority OF the crimes In Hungary.
murders. kidna pings and ro6bsrtes aso
committed by gpysIes. and IL yaso
seldom apprc he nded.
Cuban Affairs In Coed ehaps.
New York. July 25.-COlonel WI.
liam Black. L. 3. A.. acting . ~
visor TO the secretary OF public Woeko
OF the Cuban provincial governDeof.
who has Jus, arrived from Havana
spoke eucouraging!y OF Cs6ea
affairs. particularly OF the road build
Ing since the spanish American var
He said tac government has apose-
n,;a.c. ST. 400. 90" for thi WORK
alone H.. sa.d that in his optni0o
there ail, DC N Cuba q good Ael0 to-
ciyi. eng .ue".- With ambition
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
Taft to Visit Canada.

Ottawa. Ont. July - .-Secre-
tary Taft = expected 20 pay v!s'
soon 10 the 5, Lawrence liver ARD
Gu!f. Hon T. W. Scott the Ca
madam secretary nf state. - IL con!
municstiou with him regarding the
visit. The government. Il 10 expect
q. VIII place one OF the domIn1oS
>cfuisors at ais DISPOSAL.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-26
E.e.oe. From Convict Camp.

Tampa, Fla. Ju,! ID. -in!oTHA'oh
has boon received here that Frank
y. Harmon, alias Hale. a,.aN liam
nonI. has mad" his r:'ar" rom lie
state convict camp ~ Hogan. f.@.
Harmon wa a,.c.tc.. he:c aud SEN
fenced TO lin" years IL me pe"''eu
t.ary 10. SYSTEMATIC par OF Tooo.nS
boarding house, IL" "a~ s'at 20
the camp, on May ~, and escaped
on July ~?
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
BADLY INJURED
r. d. Monroe Fell into Big Pit at
Round House Last
Night.

There was serious accident at the
round house in the local
railroad yards about ten o'clock last
night and as result r. ID. Monroe,
of Bakersfield, California, young
machinist may die.
Monroe came to the city few days
ago seeking employment. He visited
the round house last night and as he
started to leave he stumbled into n
big pit just outside the house. 1t
was dark and not being aware of the
presence of the large hole he walked
right into il. He fell a distance of
fifteen feet, striking on his back and
head, and sustaining serious injur-
les. He was removed at once to his
boarding house and physician sum-
moned. He suffered great pain dur
ing the night and Mt noon today was
but little better.
1t was learned that the injured
man was a member of the Knights of
Pythias lodge at Bakersfield. Cali
fornia and this afternoon Charles
Gasho, X. of II. & S. of the local
lodge wired to the Bakersfield lodge
regarding the young mans condition.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
THE CHOPPERS COME HOME

Henry X. Rhone, Leon j. Chapman
L. L. Crissman, M. r. Hatch, c. H.
Robinson, Peter Mogenson, and
other gentlemen who represented the
Book Cliff camp of Woodmen of the
World, at the district convention
held at Rifle yesterday and the day
before. arrived home last night or
today and report most successful
and enjoyable meeting. They were
royalty treated by the Rife Woodmen
The attendance at the convention
was extremely good there being large
delegations from Leadville, Aspen,
Glenwood, Grand Junction, Buena
Vista, Salida and all other camps in
this district of the Pacific jurisdic-
ton. In fact the convention was one
of the best attended ever held in the
district.
Henry r. Rhone, of this city, was
elected permanent chairman of the
convention by a large majority and
Leon ]. Chapman was chosen as sec
retary by great big vote.
The delegates to the head organi-
zation session to be held in Seattle
this summer will be w. G. Lacy, oi
Rifle. H. d. Dickson of Buena Vista
and G. l.. Gorham of Salida.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
WILL FIND OUT
Fruit Growers Throughout the Valley
Are Being Asked to Esti-
mate Crops.

Manager John F. Moore, of the
Grand Junction Fruit Growers As
sociation, is taking steps to ascer-
tain as accurately as possible how
much damage has been done to the
fruit crop of the valley by the recent
/ freezes and to secure an estimate on
the amount of fruit of all varieties
that NAV be harvested in the valley
this season.
Circular letters have been or are
being sent to hundreds of growers in
which It is stated that all realize that
this has been an very unusual sea-
son and there have been very many
conflicting reports in reference to
the damage done to our fruit crops
and that the association is mailing
each of its members a postal card on
which are blanks for the grower to
fill out with estimates as to the num-
Der of boxes of apples, peaches. pears
apricots, grapes, etc he expects to
ship through the association this sea-
SON
1t the growers respond promptly
and with as accurate estimates as
they are able to make the extent of
the fruit crop of 1907 can be estimat-
ed pretty correctly.
The association is also desirous
of securing this information so as
to be able to guage the amount of
supplies that will be needed. The as
sociation experienced SO much trou-
BILE last season in getting deliveries
of box material and other supplies
that they propose buying early this
season and having the supplies on
hand before the shipping season be
gins.
Manager Moore is very anxious
that every grower to whom an es-
innate card is mailed will fill same
out and return it as soon as possi-
BILE. 1t is hoped to have all these re-
turns in by Sunday, May 18th.
This week the association is also
sending out warning to the growers
regarding the disposition on the part
of some growers to cease spraying
owing to the damage done by the
cold weather to their crop.
This warning is embodied in a let
ter signed by the association and It's
important provisions are as follows:
We understand a good many
growers, on account of short crop,
have gwen up spraying, believing it
would not pay but this in our opin-
ion is mistake. Such decision on
ly gives opportunity for the attack of
the Cooling moth and other fungus
diseases which attack fruit trees.
In our opinion, the best thing to
do is to take better care of the trees
this year than ever, because another
year they may require time and at
tention in another direction. We al
so believe good many growers think
they have no apples, will in time
find they have quite crop in the up
per branches of their trees.
We believe 1t viii pay every one to
spray.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. RICE

Tomorrow afternoon at two o.
clock from the residence of Harry
B. Jones at 1927 White street, the
funeral of Mrs. Ann Rice. who died
Tuesday at Leadville. will take
place Services at the house will be
conducted by Rev. C. w. C. Lyon
of St Matthews church. Interment
at Orchard Mesa cemetery. Under
talSer E. A. Krohn has charge of
the funeral arrangements.
The remains of Mrs. Rice will be
brought to the city tonight on No.
5 from Leadyille.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
BISHOP WARREN WILL PRESIDE
Today That He VIII have
Charge of the Big Con-
ference.

1t was with keen pleasure
that Rev. d. d. Forsyth. of
the Methodist church, re-
ceived a message this morn
ing informing him that Bish-
op Warren, of Denver, and
one of the most popular and
brilliant of the great men of
Methodism, has been select
ed to preside over the ses-
sions of the annual meeting
of the Colorado Conference
of the Methodist church to
be held in this city. Bishop
Warren is one of the most
. satisfactory presiding bish-
ops that ever held sway over
the deliberations of any con-
ference and conferences that
secure his services are al
ways delighted with him.
His assignment to the Colo
RADIO conference will meet
with hearty approval and
sincere favor throughout the
state.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
STATE ENGINEER HERE

State Engineer Jaycock will arrive
in the city this evening from Dem
yer and tomorrow. accompanied by
the members OF the board of county
commissioners, he viii go to Fruita
for the purpose of inspecting the new
public bridge across the Grand river.
The new bridge is now practically
complete.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

This will be the fourth time that
the Colorado conference since its or
ganization years ago.
At the semi-annual meeting of the
bishops of the church held at Jack
sonville. Illinois. this week the as
signments of bishops for conference
work were made. Also the time of
holding each conference was defin-
itely decided upon.
The Colorado conference this year
will meet on Wednesday, September
4th, in Grand Junction. about one
week later than 1t usually occurs.
Rev. Forsyth stated this morning
+hieb more than ordinary import
ance would be attracted to the COM
ing conference for at this session
delegates to the general conference
of the church which meets only once
every four years. are to be selected
Eight delegates will be chosen by
this conference, four ministerial del
egates and four from the laity. There
Is always sharp contest over these
Offices and it is said that the strug-
gle is already on. The general con-
ference will meet in May 1908, in
Baltimore.
The probable attendance at the big
meeting can be realized to some ex-
tent when 1t is stated that about
two hundred ministers, about the
same number of lay delegates and
scores and scores of visitors from
different towns and cities are certain
to be present. Rev. Forsyth states
that there will be representatives
from at least twelve states of Colo
RADIO conference doing mission work
in other states and representatives
of book concerns and other church
auxillaries.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09
GUN CLUB MEETING

The annual meeting of the Grand
Valley Gun club Will be held on Fri
day evening May 10th for the cleo
tion of officers and other business at
the office of the secretary, f. N. Case
at O'Clock. d. Ramsey. President.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

Ascension day is being celebrated
today by the parishoners of st. Mat
thews church. Two celebrations of
the Holy Communion were held at
the church, one at eight a. IN. and
one at 10 a. m. The services were
quite largely attended.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR SALE-Eggs for Matching from
the best strains in the land. S. c.
w. Leghorns, S. c. R. l. Reds.
White Wyandotts and Golden Sea-
bright Bantams, Chas. A. Smith,
Phone black 425.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

A. F. Reeves. of Montrose. one of
the prominent young men of that
place, is visitor to the city today.
greeting many old friends.
Lucius Wells, who is attending the
State School of Mines, at Golden,
last Saturday took second honors in
the mile run in the intercollegiate
games at Fort Collins.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

Several miles of concrete walks
have already been laid in the city
this spring and great deal more is
yet to be laid. In another year or
two all the old board sidewalks will
have given away to the concrete
pavements.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

CARE OF CHILDREN-Wiu go 10
homes and care for children by the
hour. Call Black 594.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

Tomorrow afternoon the Grand
Valley Gun clu bwill enjoy a shoot
at its grounds on North Fifth street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR SALE-27 acres 5 miles north
west of city, all plowed and level
ed, 10 inches of water, $500 per
acre. Miller and Coen.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR SALE-on account of leaving
town offer my furniture for five
room house for s175 cash, 221
White avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR SALE-on a corner, north of
the fair grounds five acres, fine
soil, plowed and leveled. Liberal
terms. See Magill and wolker.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR SALE-Sixty-five acres of high
line. Can be watered by small lift.
S25 per acre. See Magill and
Walker
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

PASTURE-Good Pasture close to
town. Phone black 452.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR RENT=Three unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. In
quire at 210 Chipeta avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply at
420 S. 9Th street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR RENT-Three rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. Modern.
Apply to las Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

Last night at their home at $40
Colorado avenue Mr.. and Mrs. John
WebbeS entertained a large party
of neighbors and friends in honor
of Miss Moore. The evening was fill
ed with pleasure, there being many
delightful features and elegant re-
freshments were served.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR sALE-Third cutting hay in
stack. Phone Red 1852.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

Much business was done at the
meeting of the Knights of Pythias
last night.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

EXPERIENCED HoUSEKEEPER-
wants work. Apply s13 8 avenue.
Milldale.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR SALE-wen located house and
lots on South Seventh. Snap for
cash. Apply 301 N. Third
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR sALE2Forty horsepower At
las engine. Address ]. Breezley,
Cory, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR sALE-Good driving horse sO1
Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

LosT-A bull terrier pup about six
months old. Black with white
stripe in face and bob tail. Wore
a nickel plated chain clasp collar.
Return to ]. e. Mckenzie, the
plumber, and receive reward.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

WANTED-Furnishe house of 5
rooms and bath. Mrs. George
Hemphill 242 Gunnison, Phone
Junction 297.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR RENT-Five room house close
in. Apply to DR.. II. s. Henderson
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

for general house
work. Call at S4S White avenue
between 10 and 3 o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

WANTED-Position on ranch by ex-
perienced man and family. Best of
references. Enquire at this office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

FOR sALE-Baby cab 4ss Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

]. E. Mckenzie for sanitary plumb
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

Mrs. James A. Johnson who has
been dangerously dill for several
DAYS is somewhat better today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

LoST-Between high school and
county bridge short black jacket
Return to Sentinel office.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

, John Gray, Jr., of Downs Groves,
Illinois, is new conner to the city
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

No. 4 came in this morning only
about two hours late.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

GIRL WANTED-at 502 n. 5th st.
for general housework.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-09

Fifty coats. all wool cloths, velvet
collar, at s4.20 Saturday, at La
Coste's