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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
THE RAILROADS
WILL FIGHT
CBy Associated prcss.)

Denver June 20.-All the rail-
roads of Colorado, with the excep-
tion of the Moffat road, have entered
Colorado railroad law which goes in
to effect on July 1st. They will take
the fight into the courts OF the state.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
GROVER is BETTER

Princeton n j., June 2O.-It was
today at the home of For
mer President Grover Cleveland who
has just been seriously i'll of intes-
final trouble that Mr.. Clevelands con-
dition shows much Improvement
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
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CONVICT MAKES
GETAWAY
(By Associated Press.)

Canon City, June GO. II. d.
Ward, No. 59O9. a trusty at the state
prison. escaped last night from
ranch gang and was not missed until
this morning. He took n horse with
him.
Ward was sent up from Garfield
county for five years for horse steal
ing and his time would have expired
September LIST of this year.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
rRr Associnted Press.N

Denver, June 20 At the begin
1g Of the interstate convention for
z discussing of public land prob
ms the delegates looked forward to
warm contest on the floor of conven
t57 over the resolutions in favor of
arning the public grazing land
rsr to the various western states for
ical management and against any
oicy that will result in the United
iates government becoming a para
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
TO HANDLE
THE FRUIT
an Associnted Press.l

New York City. June 2O.-In or
der to properly care for the great
fruit crop of California the southern
Pacific road is having erected G,6OO
of the largest pattern of refrigerator
cars ever constructed.
They are being turned out at the
rate of 25 cars per day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
CRy Associated Press.l

Boise. June 20.-Articles denounc-
Ing former Governor Steunenberg
and others who figured in the labor
troubles in Idaho and Colorado. pub.
lished in the Miners Magazine were
today read to the jury which is trying
Haywood for completely in the as
sassination of Governor Steunenberg.
The court permitted the introduc-
tion of nearly all the articles offered
by the prosecution, as showing ami
mus toward Governor Steunenberg on
the part of Haywood and other lead
ers of the Western Federation OF
Miners.
Judge Wood, however, excluded all
articles published after Steunenberg'
death.
The most important one of the
articles read to the jury by Senator
Borah was entitled "The Passing of
SteunenbeGg" 1t appeared in the
Miners magazine for January 1901
It begins "On the tenth day of Jan
uary. 1901. Frank Steunenberg, of
Idaho, will sink into obscurity from
public view where he shall forever
lie buried sadamned for outrages he
committed upon the workmen OF
Coer d Alene during the last twenty
months
Continuing the article says: -Four
years ago when the president of the
Western Federation OF Miners helped
to make this monstrosity governor
OF Idaho he said he did not have $2O
In cash but four years later. in 1900
he was able to spend $4,000 to man
ipulatc the Democratic state conven-
ton
In conclusion the article says:
when men and women will bless
the name of Paul Corcoran model
husband, and honest man imprisoned
by this filthy reptile Steunenberg'
name will be uttered with loathlng.
Farewell Steunenberg. once governor
of the state of Idaho, your political
career Is ended, You have done every
thing i'm your power TO send the men
who made YOU governor to the peni-
tentiary and worse than all you stand
before the world a convicted perjur-
er. before the congressional investi-
eating committee You are gone and
upon your political tombstone shall
be inscribed: Here lies a hirelingI
and a traitor"
When the court took a recess until
1870 p. m Senator Borah stated that
the state would close its case on
tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
AN INSANE MAN
THREW A
BOMB

Athens, Greece, June 60 a
. An insane man. name unknown, a
. threw dynamite cartridge q
. from the gallery of the cham q
. Der of deputies curing an all q
night session which began yes a
terday and n terrible explosion q
was only averted by the fact q
that the fuse became detach- a
ed during the flight of the mis- q
. sle. q
The thrower Of the cartridge a
was arrested. q
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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20

TO MARRY
(By Associated Press)

Chicago, June 20.-There is a well
fonnded rumor that United States
Senator Beveridge is to be married
to Miss Catherine Eddy, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs A. n. Eddy of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
CBy Associated Press.)

! New York June 2O.-The 1
\ threatened strike Of the tel
! egraphers has been ayerted.
! An adjustment between the /
Western Union and the Com /
\ mercial Telegraphers' union of /
\ America was reached today.
\ For many days the strike has 1
! been threatening and the final (
! satisfactory adjustment of the /
difficulties will cause general /
y satisfaction throughout the
country.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
MIGHTY PLAN OF
NEW YORK
lRr Associnted Press. }

New York. June 20.-With a small
silver trowel Mayor Mcclellan this
morning at a point in the hills two
miles back of Peekskill on the Hud-
son turned over the first piece of
earth that marks the beginning of
work on a water supply system for
the city of New York, involving in Its
construction an expenditure of $780,
100000. The city will be furnished
500. 100000 gallons of water daily
from this source alone.
Jesse Glassford. the Continental
OIL man, left the city this morning
for trip up the Montrose line.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20

e honor the attn OF July, and It is
u liberty and independence that we
I should use every endeayor to pre-
rye our eyesight, and not be de-
.ndant on others for our welfare.
your eyes give you any trouble do
It trifle with them. but consult a
,Od occulist like Moody, who Will
'e you proper advice.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20

abundance muslin
trimmed
~ umet to of this
June17 s begginng OF this sale
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
KEEP JAPS OUT
(By Associated Press.)

City of Mexico, June 2O.-One
thousand Japanese laborers who
reached here yesterday to work in
the mines are forbidden to enter the
city on account of the prevalence
of a contagious disease among them.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20

The revival services being conduct
ed by the Seventh Day Adventlsts
continue to attract good sized consTe-
cations and the evangelists are 10
ing effective work.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
HURT
IN A WRECK
0By Associated Press.)

r Louisville, Ky. June 20. (
a Seventeen persons were more
* or less injured today when
X passenger train on the Balu-
X more and Ohio Southwestern (
* road was cut in two by falling 1
x rock in a tunnel near Mitchell, I
a Indiana today.
x The injured were taken to
d Cincinnati.
x 1t is understood that no one
a is fatally hurt.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
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ABoUE s1O,OOO.o0 IN

The total amount of sub
scriptions. dune on June 1st.
paid up to date to c. B. Rich,
chairman of the finance com
mittee of the Grand Junction
Y. NJ c. A. is about $4,000.
About $4,000 is yet due on
June payments. 1t is hoped
that nearly all of this amount
will be in hand by July LIST.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
BIG RAISE
lRy Assoclated Press. J

(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, June 2O.-Five {
thousand freight handlers in {
the employ of the railroads in {
. Chicago probably will receive {
. wage advances amounting to {
S25O.OO0 annually within the {
. next few days {
The st. Paul road yesterday {
i offered its men a seven per cent Z
1 increase in pay and other roads {
I, are expected TO follow the eX- {
ample. {
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20

Boise. June 2O.-General Bulkely
Welles. OF Colorado, for some reason
has left Boise and will not appear
on the witness stand in the Haywood
case as a witness for the prosecution,
Welles' departure has created quite
a sensation. II was supposed that
he was a most important witness.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20
THE MARKETS

(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, June 20.-Wheat-Red NO
? 81; July 915s a 91&.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20

Miss Lee Weir and Miss Maria
Weir left this afternoon over the
Colorado Midland for Denver. After
spending several days there Miss
Maria Weir will start on her journey
to her home in Alabama for an eX-
tended visit while Miss Lee Weir will
go to Greeley to visit the Paisley fam
lily, formerly of this city,
We make our own harness-Platt
and Heron.
The daily sentinel., 1907-06-20

wirson shirts, s1OO-LOeffler's
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
BOARD OE DIRECTORS
Washington High School Meet
and Outline Course
OF Work.

The School Board Of Washington
Special school district met in reg
ulaf session Saturday evening Sept.
29th. After disposing of routine
work the board adopted the follow,
ing course Of work for the High
School (white) to-wit:
FIRST YEAR;
ADV. Arithmetic and Beginners
Algebra, Beginners Latin, Civil
Government, Gramner and Begin
ners Rhetoric, Spelling and Draw
ing.
SECOND YEAR,
New School Algebra and Advanced
Arithmetic complete, Caesar and
Composition, Rhetoric 2nd l4itera-
ture, Physical Geography, Ameri-
elp History.
THIRD YEAR;
New School Algebla.complete and
Plain Geometry. -Four Books of
yirgils Aeneid or Cicero -Four O.
rations against Catilipe with Com
positions, Twenty-Five Of Bennitt' 5.
pancourt American Literature, Col
lege Entrance Requirements, Gen-
eral History, Physics and English
History.
The School Board viii give di-
plomas to those completing the a.
boye course of work, and are mq-
king an effort to have the work ac-
credited in our leading colleges and
the State University This viii
place VI a9hirgtoa High School
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18

To check a coldquicSly, get from.
your druggist some little Candy
Cold Tablets called Preventies.
Druggist everywhere are now
dispensing Preventics, for they are
not only safe, but decidedly certain
and prompt. Preventies contain
no Quinine, no nxative, nothing
harsh nor siekening. Taken at the.
tsueeze stage" Preventics will
prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis,
LaGrippe, etc. Hence the name,
Preventies. Good for feverish emil
dren. 48 Preveutics 25 ceuts. Trial'
Boxes scents Sold b Y DEALERS
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
COTTON SOLD
In tie County FdY Short Of Last
Year.

All the cotton that has been mar
keted in this county mp to date has
brought miformally good prices,
in fact the best for many wears
much of it being sold at prices ,un-
ging from 20 70 % cents n,l.tha
percentage sold is very s,nall cela.
pared with Other years, aad4 taa.
is disposition en- the part. OF tie
cotton grower to hold his crop for
g still better price.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
saw AIR SHIP
1t Is Claimed, But Twas Likely a
New Brand.

Parties living in Hope claim to
have seen an ain ship Pass over that
place last week. 1t is alleged that
the ship was propelled BY gaso-
line engine and was a cigar shaped
affair; they claim that i was about
a mile high, and going ma north
easterly direction at therate of a
mile minute. The parties who
claim to have seen the ain ship say
they diln't see the people in it, but
don't explain how they could have
seen the gasoline engine and not
the engineer.
Sometimes what mm sees de-
pends on the brand Of The goods he
has been using, and this may have
been new brand.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18

Of the leaves are loose, and vii
soon be lost and we would there
fme suggest to, and urge upon the
County Judge to have the same re-
bound at once that they may be
properly preserved. In examining
the other Records Of tie Recorders
Off st we find chat the d )ubie III
Vols. One (D and two (2) Of the
Deeds and Mortgages recorded are
in bad condition, being much worn
and adly mut;lated and will soon
BE- entirely destroyed if rot re-cop
led and bound with good substan-
tial leather bindings sand we would
recommend that the County Judge
have these records copied by some
competent and careful person or
persons for if neglected much fon-
ger the interest Of every citizen in
tLe eounty wiitbe seri4llssll llsl44 -,r-4f Il ~
ted
The Commissioners of Accounts
who are appointed by yor Honor
annually to investigate the accounts
OF the various County Officers re-
t.
lieved our body of the necessity of
going into an investigation of these
accounts and therefore we believe
their investigation has been thor
ough and complete.
We visited the Cot4ty Jail in a
body and found the same in good
condition, the prisoners therein
confined to be well looked after
and cared for, as expressed by
themselves.
We have examined the reports of
the Justices Of the Peace and find
all reported with two or three eX-
ceptions, and we would especially
recommend to them that i'm recog-
nizing Witnesses to appear before
the grand jury that they have them
appear ON the Second and Third
days alternately, and we earnestly
request that the Justices have their
transcripts wi h the evidence Of the
witnesses written il plain and
legible hand, aud we would further
suggest that they be more careful in
investigations OF cases brought be-
fore them, for often parties are
CONCLUDED on LAST PACED
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18

If real coffee disturbs your
Stomach, yout Heart or Kidneys,
then try this clever Coffee imita-
tion-Dr, Shops Health Coffee.
DR.. Shoop has closely matched old
Java and Mocha Coffee in flavor
and taste, yet it has not a single
grain Of real Coffee in it, Dr.,
Shops Health Coffee Imitation is
lHode from pure toasted grains or
cereals, with Malt, Nuts, etc,
Made in one minute. No tedious
wait. Yen viii surely like it. Get
:, free sample at our store.
E. r, Beck.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
AS ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
Appointment Tendered Chancellor
Hart.
Hart

Governor Pindall has rendered
the appointment as Associate Jus
tice of the Supreme Court to sue
ceed Justice Riddick, to Chancellor
Hart of the Pulaski chancery court
The chancellor has taken the p1at-
ten under advisement and will mott
fy the governor later as to whether.
or not he will accept.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18

Keep yom vital organs IN good}
condition if you wanl3 have hpaltAe
tlronah the mjlarial season.
b.vfuALY ASH BIrTERs rleaHsesan,fe
strengthens theetomach. l5ver aral
bowels and helps the sYss.sessi 10 re-.
sist disease germs.
I. j Garner, Special ASeu2..
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18

Strengthen the tired Kidneys and
purify the liver and bow els with u
few deses Of PRICKIY ASH BmTERs
His an admirable kidney tonic.
l.. j. Garner. Special Agent,
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
TED. Y'S BEAR"
Refused to Show Up But Left
His Tracks.

The President has net succeeded
in killing a bear, but Las one fine
buck to his credit. Ilae location
of the Presidents camll vas suppo-
sed to be secret, but IN some way
the bear got wind OF lis approach,
and when he alrive9 Mr.. Brnin
was gone-nothing bal Facks could
the President find. a er hunting
in vain the presipentis camp was
moved south, but ~ same ime
it seems the hears north,
Cor more tracks ~ IN seen
---.il-s4 +l4- Ee-------s -
he has decided to GO Zig on the
old camp ground hopi for better
luck.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
SENATOR DAVIS
Billed to Speak At Searey
Tomorrow

Searcy, Oct. 17.-senator Jeff
Davis Is billed to speak here next
Saturday at the court house, and
IL large crowd from over the county
is expected to be in attendance to-
hear him. 1t is unders TODD That
uDe Senat0f comics 90 Vs'ffftV! ~
III behalf of two or three p0litical
frlends who are running for county
offices and especially two Of the
candidates for representative, and
also in behalf of Mr.. Kirby for
governor, as senator is outspo-
ken against Geo. w. Doneghy.
who lives in an adjacent county,
and III the same senatorial district
Mr.. Doneghy has strong follow
ing in White county while Davis
has carried the county every time
by big majority. The campaign
promises to be warm one IN White
coanty.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18

DeWitt'sCarboli2e,t Witch Haz. 2
Salye Is good for little hnns nm I
big burns, sLlall scratches or bful,-.
RS and big ones. 1t is healing audi
soothing Good for piles. Sal} br
T, J Gl ner,
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
footing with other high schools in
the State.
Mr.. ALVIN WILSON
INJURED IN RUNAW AY
WHILE ON HIS WAY TO THIS PLACE
MONDAY.
WOUNDS NOT THOUGHT FATAL
Was Badly Bruised and Injured
Internally Boy Es-
capped Unhurt.
WOUNDS NOT THOUGHT FATAL

Mr.. Alvin Wilson of Sehooley,
rotber to Sheriff Cobb Wilson,
met with an accident Monday eve.
Which resulted seriously
Mr.. Wilson with his four yeaf
old son was en- his way to Washing
ton, driving team of unrqly mules
to a buggy. The accident occurred
at al out 5 O'Clock when he had
reached point on the Washington
and Columbus road about four miles
from town, The team became
frightened at some unknown OBJ
iert aud SHE'D to one side of the
road, oyerturning the buggy and
| throwing both occupants out, the
this time injuring neither OF them
The team ran for some dlstahte
down the road with the empty bug
pv. when the lines became entar-
gied M tne' % nnu1 ~ gl = I ! = go
to a >standstill. They were held by
Mr. Charlie Walker who was on
his way to Columbus, until Mr..
Wilson s arrival.
Mr.. Wilson leaving his son until
his return started in pursuit of the
team, and when he had secured
them turned and started back after
his boy, but the stlll frightened
team dashed away in run, again
oyerturning Tie buggy, tearing it
to pieces, and seriously injuring
| Mr.. Wilson internally. The atten-
ding physicians, however, say that
his wounds are not necessarily of
a fatal nature and an early recovery
is expected.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18

Attorney J. D. Montgomery of
Hone, spent several days of this
week in attendance upon Circuit
Court.
Washington telegraph., 1907-10-18
NOTES OF PAST week IN
HENPSTEAD CIRCUIT COURT
THIRD TRIAL OF BRGGHS CASE RESULTED IN VERDICT OF TWO YEARS IN THE
PEMIENTIARY.
REPORT OF INVESTIGATIONS OF GRAND JURY
Which Completed It's Work and Filed Its Report Wednesday Eve
Grave Charges Made Against Keeper OF the County
Poor House In Report.

The Hampstead Circuit Court
commenced on the criminal docket
Monday, ae.ong the fifst cases
being that of K. j. Thomasson
CHARGED with the Illegal sale Of
liquor Thomasson was indicted
III six cases brought here on
change of venue from Clark county;
h. was convicted III the first ease
and fined $125.0e acquitted IN the
.oeond, and the other cases were
dismissed
The Brooks murder case took. a
ion- two days IN trial and resulted
in "A verdict Of two years i'll tie
prnifentiafy, the jury being elIt "a
hout SIX hours before a verdict was
reached. This is the third trial of
tie ease, two TRIALS having resulted
in a hung jury.
ri77--s;sss,;7 -ss-s,zinst Tom Trptter
charged with stealing a valise be-
longing to G. NJ. Walker of Hope,
resulted i'll a verdict of three years
i'll the penitenfialy,
j II. Mabry charged with the
killing of Jno. Reed, negro at
Wallaccburg, or near there, was
called for trial w 3dnesday, and
resulted in verdict Of acquital.
In the case Of the state VS. Garfield
White for agrivateI assault. appeal
Ell from Justice court, the jury
assessed a fine of $40.
In the case Of the state VS. j A.
Bishop for agl'ivated assault, the
jury assessed iue of $3.50, and
one minute in jail A motion for
new tria! was filed in this case.
The Grand Jury having compile
ted its labors, submitted the follow
ing report at o'clock Wednesday
evening, to-wit:
Grand jury Room, Hampstead
Circuit Court, October Term 1907.
10 Hon. j. Nj. Carter, Circuit
Judge;
The Grand jury for the present
terra Of this Court, beg leave to
make the following report as sum
mary of their investigations;
We have examined into all-erim
inal cases brought to our notice, by
IA transcript or upon the oral testi-
mony of witnesses brought before
MS, and i'll doing SO have examined
So witnesses.
These Investigations have resu'-.
ted in the finding of 65 true bills Of
Indictment which have been duly
returned into. court.
A committee of our body appoir- Il
Ted to Investigate the condition Of
the County Offices and the records
thereof, report in substance chat
they fonnd all in first class condi-
tion Except the records ref, ls.cd Ia
below and all well and neatly
kept.
We find thot Deed Records Vols.
20 and "i2'' in the Reoordors.oai-
&c are very old ones aud from their
long usage the binding of each are
almost entirely worn ont and ,,,,n,-
The Republican journal., 1907-07-11
THE REPUBLICAN, JOURNAL THURSDAY, JULY Il, 1907

lation among those realizing the dangers
attending the discharging of such freight
Only three persons have been injured-toes
or fingers crushed-in this dangerous work
at Cape JellisOn'
The weather of the 4th could not have
been finer! A cloudless sky, beautiful at
mOsphere and an invigOrating breeze from
the northwest, rendered the day an almost
ideal one for a summer outing and MANY
of our residents participated in buck board
drives, picnics, etc. Some of our people
dined at the pavilion at Penobscot Park,
where an excellent shore dinner was serv-
ed. SO many were absent that the village
A fire cOmpany-16 men strong-was
organized recently on Cape JellisOn, and
has been furnished with 500 feet of hose
by the town. F. B. iced was elected cap
tain, A. D. Berry secretary and F. 6.
Ellis treasurer. July 10th the firemen will
give sclam supper" at the Bethel Mission
for their benefit. They wish to build a
suitable house for their hose carriage. The
commendable object deserves the patronage
of all public spirited citizens.
The recent arrivals at Cape Jellison piers
were as follow: schs. Abbe Bowker; Annie
Ainslie; Horace A. Stone, with steel rails :;
II. 2. Rivers; Lottie Bird; Savannah flour
masted) with load of hard pine; Addie T.
Carleton, coal laden; and the steamship
Mohawk. The departures were as follows !:
schs. Jennie Hudell, Loduskia and Abbe
BoWker, with lumber; Horace A. Stone,
light; Norwegian steamer ThOrsdal with
50 carloads of spOol-bars, for Glasgow, Scot
land. The steamer Mohawk also sailed.
The Republican journal., 1907-07-11

The ambition of Young America to
make. noise in the world finds most
ardent expression on July 4th. Latter
ly it has not been confined to that day,
but the racket has begun several days
before and continued several days af-
ter, if the ammunition held out. 1t
must, however, be admitted that what
was designed for patriotic observance
of date memorable in American his
tory had degenerated into an era of
lawlesness, dangerous to life and prop
erty. The fire crackers of early days
have been developed into the danger
Gus cannon crackers and bombs. Last
year nearly two hundred persons were
killed in celebrating and something like
five hundred more or less seriously in
jured. The majority of these deaths and
injuries were due to cannon crackers
and the toy pistol. The yearly increas-
ing number of fatalities, and the acct
dental or wanton destruction of prop.
erty, have led to efforts to control what
has become an evil of too great magni-
tude to be longer endured. In many
places the use of all explosives is for
hidden and in others only the more
dangerous are barred As a result a
generally quiet Fourth is reported, with
fewer casualties than usual.
The Republican journal., 1907-07-11

Not long ago Wall street statistician
made study of these ''get rich quick"
mining companies. Out of hundred
companies Investigated it developed
that exactly eight had ever paid divi-
dends. OF this eight only one company
had paid an actual dividend lit was
only four per cent?, and this was paid
after the hardest effort. The other
seven paid dividends presumably out of
their stock sales for the purpose of in
fiuencing the sale of stock.-Saturday
Evening Post.
That tells the whole story and ought
to be warning. Our three local bank
ing institutions each pay per cent on
savings deposits, with absolute securi-
ty, and the money is available at any
time when needed. If invested in these
wildcat mining concerns you may pos
sibly get single dividend as bait for
further investments, but the chances
are a thousand to one that you will
never see your money again.