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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-08-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Die folsenben Betitionen tamen ,ur
Serleiuns: Bon 8iirsern, nm Maca6a-
u%aiiieruns Der Mcainlep Guenue; Don
V. g. Cooper, um auffteDnna elnes
Gdilee8; BON O. Jinblep Inn Bauer
laubnis. Ser Mapor uertpeiit auf einen
Beridt bon @befter 9. 9apis BON
Sabre 1902, IN tpeldem er Die 9apoai=
tat oes Reierboirs auf 100000 Sal
lonea augiebt uno bemerft, oaB oies ltn=
genigeno lei, ba Der 0orrat nur fir Ell.
men Gag reibt, nber minbeFens fir flint
bFs ieGs Gage borbanoen Iein ioute.
Der Mapor beauftrast babcr bas betr.
Romite, fid NIT Der @afertpert- @eien<
idaft In 8erbinouns gu ieben unb ba=
rnuf 81 orin9en. oaB fir ar6Bere Wol-
lerDprrdte seiOrst tuirb. Guf Gntraa
uDn Hrnoen iuerben Die Telephone Der
Saoweftliden MISREPRESENTATION abb
8ei9nHt biz auf brei = fir ben Staot=
Girl, bag Boli5ei Department unb
pie JenernlarmsS Citation. Die GiomeSts
lide Tefepbon 9ompagnie be5iebt mo.
Hattid BON Der @tabt 800 unb bieie
Mus8abe 1T 81 groB, 5unaal bic 8. VI.
TelepbonsRompasnie nur 90 per Tele
pbOn btre1net unb Die Sabweflide IS.
Garep's Befdlub, baB ale 5lueis uno
mebrit6di9e Sduier, bic ala 6ofels, Soft
uno 2~osierbduier, G9ulen, 6abriten,
Niiblen, Dffieen etc. benubt tuerben, no
cine Gn5abf bon Belionen anaeitent
fino, Nettun9sleitern 9aben miiiien. fuiro
~angeapmmen. 3. q. Nstia mid BON Der
Stabt Is Nder 2ano faufen. Das Qanb
1T OILS gonnurs @rppe befannt unb feat
an Der @it6eI StraBe. Mit Der 8es
iuillignlrg bon $500 fir elm Gtid 2ano.
Jrart Beltun seb6rie, lit bas lebte Sins
oerHts 5ur @rtueiterung unb 6ortfiih.
rur8 Der Gpenue 3, UNI cine birefte
lStraBe BON Der Gta6t mad Sort Gam
6Oiifon ber5ufteaen, biniueaaerdumt.
Die BetitiDn bon .. & u. 6einen, an
ibrem 6auie auf benz Gfamo Blaaa cine
Ireppe an5ubrinsen, tpirb ni9t setudbrt.
Die Drbinan5, tuel6e Snipettion aIer
neutrality-suspicious. uno Die GnltelIuma
sines 9lumbinss Suipeftors poridreibf,
miro ansenommen.
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s6ntb ef.
Mrrlei SntereNantes aus anerIet g.
biet-JirS Sober etiuas.

@petb mar 81 Sabre alt, afs
er ben nJduft" Dollenbete.
Nur46, 900 Nuslanber
leben unter ben 400,00O,000 @inaez
bprenen g6inas.
q utrafisn gilt alpos als oas
2anb Der S9afsu9t, in Mirflidfeit
ober beiist Snoien mebr @aafe als
4~uitraIten.
Die erte 6 bouf eu E
bat jiingii Die 8erlinsr Qn~tolapbiiee=
triebsssfenfdaft in ben Dffentliaen
DienT geftelt.
Die q 0 10 u~ntsraalten
gtabltRsmeuts fir rem Mdlftidfanq
in SsIan0, SdpttIanb, giibqmerifa,
Sapan uno anberpGrts.
3ameefm m ii d psrtritt BEL ben
4rabern Die Gte1e Der aubmiGe6,
peld' Iebtere i'm Orient aiernliA an
semetn bur4 99afmild eriebt pirb.
9as binne 9opier, auf
oas Die Orforber gibef geprnGt 1T,
TT na9 einem gsbeimen @erfatren Ter
seftsnt, oas auf $1,250, 900 belpertbet
Dirb.
guropas 6fGdenraum
betrdgt 100000 QuobrGtmeilen; Der
Gld9enraum Der Ser. @taaten nit
4ldsto unb ben Snfsln 3,742,155
Qudbratmsilen.
Dietfeinf e 6 oIbmin3e
Der @rbe lit Der 9rano auf
Malta, Der nur bic Gr0be elmer mittz
leren BleiitiftfpiBe bat unb nur etipa
1s28 Gent tperth 1T.
Der Breis oes OIipens
1 8 6etrdgt IN Grie9enlanb MIR 20
Gents bas Quart en- sros. Wenn bic
Grnte dubergenTbnli9 grob dusfGlt,
II retnes Del nod biGiser.
Menn Elm Men@ i'm Der
bdltntb au ether Gr1Be uno feinem
Gstpi6t 70 nett biipfen tDnnte pie Elm
0lob, bermDnte er nit einem einaiaen
Sprung bon st. 2ouis mad Chicago
5u hipfen.
einem g daferbunb. be-,
Der bas 2eben eines feiner ainber retz
ists. bat ein Mann Namens sSatob
Gifer in Grunbp Center, So., elm
Dentmal fesen lafen, heHen Qerfelz
lung $500 fpitete.
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Mmker 0temft aesent.

Bon ben RrisgsfMiffen, tpeidt an
BEN Rrieee nit @panisn tbeilnobmtn,
TT iest. ausesnDmmtn bic u8roofs
Jpn" bte aber aud In turaer 8tit auber
Dtent seiteQt tperben birfte, feints
mehr TIM Dienfts Der Hunbesmartne,
benin bic .Snbiana" nnb xssyotpa, =
tneIHe nebt ber .BrDoflpn" nod suu
otIanttf8m Gd9maber sebSrt batten,
f1b }est aud Der Meferbt angebSria,
nnb an ibrtr @.ene Fnb bic .Wers
mont unb Die rRon{as," ssDei bur&.
aus moberne S4laAtf6iffe BON il
$1,000 Gonner benz ertpd1nteN Ct
f4trdber : ausetbeitt tporben. Die
s1eIos1 TT fhpn lang. in Der 0ae.
terDe, bic Olympia" III g6ulIGiff In
atnapolis estpDrben, bic Oregon"
unb BITE .gaetp Dorf" lieaen In @6iff.
%bauhofen. Inn ni9t ipiebsr su attinem
Dsenft pertpenbet gu tperben.
Das dttantifhe Gef&rober 1T In
jetnes iebtsen 3ufammenfebung etBe
Der md&ttgften A~rtessfIrtten Der W.lt.
Go befsbt aus ben Rehabilitation
Connecticut" BIassf6tff bes &om.
nlanSeurs abmirol gSans, .Maine,~
.MtfDuri.' r9ouifsdna,~ .Wirgtnia, .
Rem Ssri.p," Georgia .mbobe s.,
lamb s&labana,@ d5linois," Rear.
tasse, sRentudr,@ rOhto," y@ers
mont" pRanfas' unS rWinneicta."
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MMefIet.

- Vim Monta9 abenb entitano 5euer
in benz i'm 8au besrifenen Speit6digen
6ol5bauie, gde bon Bilotp uno San
gteB StraBe. Gie Seuerpebr mar prompt
5ur SteQe; oas 6aus tuurbe iebo9 eins
sedidert unb auei ne6enanliesenbe iuurs
Den bei6dbist. Sn benz einen, bon Nmos
@rebler betpobnt, fano man ben @iser-
timer betuuBtlos an 8oben lieeen. Sci
benz 8eriud, feline 9abielisfeiten gu ret
ten, MAJ ct ppr Der 6ibe iibertpdltist
wurben. Quh Der 5euertpebrmann 8
6. Soralier tuurbe BON ber SiBe iberz
mannt uno Ser 8oli5iit 8. Seal, Der iid
ont &ettunsswerte beteiliste, trus &C.
iGbrli1e Branbwunben an ben 9dnben
uno i'm @eii9t bapon.
- Nu6 bas County 1dbt IN perlhie=
benen 9iitriften neue Gdulbduier err
ri6ten.
Die Sibe bdlt at unb Der &e9en
min nidi fomn1en. Sn einaelnen 5tra.
Sen Der @taot, mo nibt seiprtutelt miro,
lit Der 9taub unertrdslid. gu oieler
se6Dten 5iior @lamo unb &ing @iaiam
StraBe. SIN Norben baben Die iom=
merliben 9onnertpetter i6on eiuaeIebt,
bier 1deinen lid bic u0tigen @gplojip-
toHe nod nipt in se60risen Mafien on,
seiammelt ai baben. go cine re6t tii9s
tise eleftriide@ntlaouns tuare eine mnbre
WObltat.
= Ser Stabtarst8 Burg bat sesen flint
Mil1bdnofer Anftasen tuesen 8ertaufs
bon unrelner Milh erbpben Mnbere
Nttlaaen tuerben foleetr, ba Der itaoti
l6e BafterioIoge nod nit Der l1nteriu
dung BON Mildproben beiddftigt 1T.
9err 5reb s. @rpps, 3im-
mer 1t9 NtamO 8anfeebdube, pertritt
Die a~uselebenlten Geuer 8eriiderungs=
@eieD}6aften 9~eut1dfanbs, Gnglalos
unb 4merifas unb mad]t cine Spesiali>
tat aus Der @~erIderups bon @obn@
bduieru.
Ser Dahpfer o6annpuer" wirb
@alueiton erit tin 10. Nugult perfalen.
SIN Glter BON "A Sabren iarb
305 Beit gppreB StraBe Grau Gliia@
betb 8. 8asmer.
- Die 6oruilie oes-SeHrn-@ s.
8aner 1T gu ldnserem Nufentbalt
mad Omaha, Nebrasfa, sereit.
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Gin werofnots Nssr.
Ws*e1assAs 9Ntwi6tuns nms atRstSttn sss
9tneffa3sa &Ixusse.

WS@Awats@s 9Ntwt6tuae Mwo 9tSstrtttt BET
&tnsffdbsa s9rnsse.
Su tpeI4 iberroifknber mere al.
mdIie bas i'm Gntftehen besrtffene
4ineff3e 9esr Elm ernfer militdrifher
Gdttpr eetporbsn TT, srfennt man aus
tsner Betro9tuns Der In Dtaiien ere
fAetneuben rufff9sn 3ettfGrift Dali
nit Woftof," bh ga Dranee WAli>
tairt" tpisbergibt. Die dineii9e Re.
sterune befebt anmGIie bic Manbz
f8uret uteber NIT ihren eisenen Trups
pen. unb als eintse bappn iiber @bors
bin nod Iftittdr unb Gbatlar auf Der
8abn befDrbert tpurben, iber5eugtea
fs6 bic RuHen bon Der ausseaeiGneten
Monnes5u1t Der dineff6en Solbas
ten I'm Wsrslei4 gu berienteen Der ruff.
ffhen.
Die Drbnung mar ssrabesu er.
ftaunlid. man sonnte beutli1 ben Sc
borfam Der SpIbaten unb bas sners
glide Nuftreten i9rer Dnbrtr trfennen.
81 unfersr @1onbs 1T es unmoelsG,
i4rs Dtssiplin NIT Der unirissn su Der.
slei9en. Weber adrm nod @dreie,
tpeber l~lnorbnuns nod @olbaten. bic
fth auf ben anberen HobneeIeifen
berumtrieber obtr gar benz abfabrens
ben 3uee no9lonfen! Die Gbinefen
bietben ruhts in sbres Masen; Elm BOZ.
beisebenber DTtsier ruff ibnen ettpas
gu atsbaIb ellen BITE besei1netsn aus
benz Wdsen, nsbmen bic 9efebis IN
Gwpfone unb feisen iofort ipteher
auf. Widt Der ee4ngte Sfanbal,
nldt Der leifefte strsst NIT ben 8obn>
bebienfs.sn.
.SM serbre@en feine 0~aternen, fte1s
len nsdH Rrettes. u,n Re In ihren Md.
gen gu brsneen, osridNsn btefen ni9t
eHttletbet, lInsern nt&t auf benz
@abnitsts hsrum. uartIflrli4 frost
man I'd: ,gtnb bas bte sisi4sn Gbt.
nefen, be esitern nod mts BITE Mtlben
bel Der Nniunft bts 8uses berontirmr
ten. UNI Mrbstt su srbdltsna Damals
senaeten ni3t bic radji9islos prii.
geEnben BambustnuppeI Der 6tnefs
f@en Wotisei, urn is IN Orbnuns su
hatten, unb iest seniist .in einstgts
Mort, IN, einsn faff pshantifHtn &C.
borfom su srstelen!'
-Wan bat gemeint, bob bis Gbtnes
fen f3 gum Rrssgsbsenfss ns&t sts.
neten. unb bod muB man fG iibersel>
gen, bob ihre neuel Truppen cine gut
arbettenbe WafHtns fnb unb NIT poie
lem 1etDubtfstn ihssr Nothtpsnbtgiett
bic 8eftbte Der 1oreefssten aasfiibs
rem.
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ingte pom &oiier Sofeph benz 3peiten
BON 9efterreid, oerfeBe noble immer
1fon ben 5tpeiten S6ritt tltn, bebor Ell
ben erfteu een1adt babe. 9erlet Sofephe
gibt es genllg inter ben &ranfen, fpeIGe
mt 9Gmorrboi6en bebaftet fin6. Obne
ben erften S6ritt Der HeberIeauna al
tim. oaE es MIR Elm e~in3iges suberIdHiaes
peilmittel gibt, ridmlih 9r. GiIsbee's
Nnnfeiis, laufen Sic in ecsbrer SCOT QIeif
bon ei1ern gum anoeren Guadialber, I'M
mad LANCER unrotiger Dual, idblieBIih
bod nod our eriten n%eberlegulla, sa Gil
bees Nnafejis au greifen uno 5eilline All
ftnoen. Hroben fret berfan6t bon g.
NemftGhter & GD., BDx 2416, Neiu a)prf.
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&1pIotp eInts SItnDz
8 dngers. 4uf benz @6iebplab
unterliiB, 5annober. fanb Elm Mrbeis
ter einen 8Iinbsdnstr unb nahm i'm
IN BITE arbeittrtaferne nit, mo- bas
0sf4ob t~rpIobirte. Gin Nrbeiter, benz
eth 8etn abseriH.n iDurbe, III s.fors
ben, ein anberer, Der betbe 8eine pers
lor, lag boffnunssIos barnieber, pdbs
renb brei grbeiter atpar f6tper, aber
ntdt lsbenssefdbrli9 berlsbt irurben.
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Stiftung fir 9eGfagtae
ranfe. Sn @}it1no bel Neneoiq
itarb Der @emtinbsrotb Quiai Was
riutto. Gr bat 100000 Sire ($579,,
0o0) aur @riinouns zines Spitals fir
psadgrdtrante hinterlaI.n. Die BEL
lagra lit iene Grantbsit, tpelde bel ben
8auern Rorbitaliens bur4 ben @eniB
Derborbenen Naismebl.s entitebt unb
idon feit Sabren bic Srrsnbdnftr In
srf4rsdsnper D.ift bepSltsrt.
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Die *ebemsarense.

Die heruurraeenoften Nerste iinb
esnlrltiti1 IN Der grfldruna. baB bic
i1enihliHe 4ebenaaren8e ben Reit.
punt. ben fie erreidea loIte, nid,t
erreidt. Das Utter BON SO bic so
Jahrer iHeiHt bic tritiihe Beriuoe
80, iein. Das ridtiae Snadtnebmen
tpdbreno oieies S~nbr5ehnts tann nidat
aetlug empfUhlen rperben. oa Wad.
ldlfigteit gefdHrlih lit. Der Nntur
better @ehilfe ift bnnrt Electric Bit
iere so Gents. 0nrantiert bon
QoUIpb DreiB unb o.. Gobn q 60.
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Worb ptgen tineB Ste
Sn etnern Msinreitaurant gu
Bsebrth, 9eH.n.9aFau. .rf9Db Der
Bddsrmeifter Start ben 6ilfsbabns
f@dffner Wab I'm streite. Die lr.
la&e mar bas MibDsrsnHsen @torts
4bsr Elm bon WeAp sefunsenes wbetn.
heb.
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9 4Dar5es 80 alnuB e.
o tommt jest borfpieeenb BON
Iiibpsftli@sn MiHpuri, arfanfas, Or
laboma unb benz Snbianers Gerritos
rum. Die Sabrssprobuftion in bic
fen 9ebteten betrdst inssefommt ettpa
100000 Sub unO Der sr6bt. Sbeil
oer'esbsn sebt nod Deutf4lanb.
@n bebtnbtrt.r Waftn.
a b m 9 leiben stpifG.n so unb
70 pro5ent Rinb.r, b.ren ssoloeu,
irsnn fts nidt gu re9ter 3eit ri&tis be-
.infIubt tperben. ft9 ,ben fpGter b.im
gr!pa4fsnen In duberft u~nsinfigen
eri4etnunstn aubern unb muir an oft
baTn ala unb.rbeFsrlid. @erdn6srun.
gen fi& erp.iftn.
2 o Il mdrfen trI6iensn i'm
3abrt 1847 auf benz Marfie, aber II.
tuuroen 70 tpenis benust, baB bic at.
e,sruns elm GefeB erlaH.n muBt., bus
BE Worousbeaublung bts poftaeGbss
atIorbnsts unb bas 1856 In Strait frat.
Dor benz berest.n gefeb.rlaB NO
falim etnsr untsr einsm Dubenb Brief,
NIT stnsr Warte psrfebsn.
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Jins's s Gents oapann.s ipnrre.
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.sind's 9eer-r naUano . a,aarre
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

A large assortment of ladies turn
over collars for 10c. at the 7ceht
and 10 cent store.
Winter robes at a price never pc
fore offered in Grand Junction. Har-
ry L. Hiatt
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
Real Estate Bargains

No. 21-5-room modern house. near
ly new and in good location. Must
be sold at once. This is a bargain
and we can make very easy terms
$4,000.
No. 35.-5 acres in Capital hill sub
division to trade for 20 acre tract
in Fruita district. $1,000.
No. 44.-2O acres of land on Orchard
Mesa for $50. 80 acres OF eood
land on Orchard Mesa for 81 ,2oO;
LOG acres good land on Orchard
Mesa at $4,000 per acre.
We have a large list of property to
sell or trade. If you have some mon
ev to loan on real estate we can place
ir for you on first class security. we
sell Cameo Coal.
Phone Black 1887.
MAGILL s. WALKER.
533 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
WHAT THE COMMISSION SAID
Interesting Sections of the Report of
the Lunacy Commission In the
Thaw Case.

The following are the concluding
paragraphs of the report made by
the commission which found Harry
! X. Thaw sane:
I'VE the undersigned appointed by
this court by orders dated March &c,
1907, and March 27, 1907, a COM
mission forthwith to examine into
the mental condition of Harry Ken
dall Thaw and to report to the court
with all convenient speed the facts
and their opinions as to whether at
the time of such examination of Har-
ry X. Thaw was in a state of idiocy.
imbecility. lunacy or insanity so as to
be incapable of rightly understanding
his own condition the nature of the
charges against him and of conduct
ing his defense report fully:
THAT we took the oath prescribed
by the statutes.
THAT the commission was organ
lied by the selection of David Nc
Clure, chairman.
THAT we were attended by the
Hon. William T. Jerome, district at
torney for the county of New York,
and counsel for the defendant took
part in the proceedings. The defend
ant attended in person all hearings
ined
THAT we examined a number of
witnesses furnished by the district
attorney, the counsel for the defense
and called by the commission. Among
them were the prison-keepers, chap
lains and physicians, guards in charge
of the defendant, two of the defend
ants counsels and eighteen physicians
We have received in evidence many
documents and papers including writ
ten communications from the defend
ant to his counsel.
"After careful examination of the
defendant personally and all of the
evidence we find the following facts:
"In the frequent, and in some cases
daily, during the several months last
past, intercourse had by the defend
ant with the Tombs physicians, chap
lains, keepers and other attendants
and the probation office these persons
failed to discover anything irrational
in his conduct and speech.
"The defendant has taken an ae-
tive part in the conduct of the trial;
has made numerous suggestions oral
ly in court and by letter as to the Sc
lection of jurors and the eXamina-
ton of witnesses. Many of these sug-
BcSIlOnS were uttlutu Ndluobi' NAN'
were adopted by his counsel and eX-
animation of the letters referred to
shows that generally the suggestions
contained in them were material.
sensible and apparently the product
of sane mind. While the testimony
of numerous experts called by the
district attorney and the defense Is
so irregular it cannot be taken SER
iously.
"The direct examination of the de-
fendant by the commissioners dis
closed no insanity in the defendant at
the present time upon all of the facts
It is our opinion that at the time OF
the examination the said Harry Is.
Thaw was and is sane; and was not
and is not in a state of idiocy, imbecil-
ity. lunacy or insanity, so as to be
incapable of rightly understanding
his own condition, the nature of the
charges against him and of conduct
ing his defense in a rational manner.
1.-THE minutes of the proceedings
had before US and the documents re
ceived and submitted to us prove that
Thaw is sane.
DAVID MCCLURE.
PETER OLNEY
THEODORE PUTZEL."
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
THE LAST BUTT IN

Americas famous butter-in could
scarcely be expected to allow an ex-
citing municipal election in a city the
size OF Chicago to pass without his
notice. He did not let Il mass
Probably 1t caused little surprise in
the United States when the announ-
cement came that the president had
found time to write a letter advocat-
ing the election OF Busse, the Repub-
liean candidate for mayor. It was al
so to be expected that this letter
written, of course. ostensibly as a
private personal letter to Busse to re-
eeive publication through that Chi
cago paper that has been Mayor Dun
ne's most conspicuous and bitterest
assailant.
The American public has become
accustomed to these irregular. but
frequent outbursts from the White
House. the condition has become a
feature of our national life. People
now expect an eXordium from Wash
ington on the slightest provoctlon or
without provocatlon and accept each
new one without astonishment as
they wonder where he will break out
next
1t Is Idle to discuss the propriety of
the president of the United States
thrusting himself into a local cam
palgn where local issues only are In
volved. Propriety and precedent were
thrown to the winds at the White
House long ago. Perhaps some of
the people of Chicago will resent this
extraneous Interference, but If they
are wise they will accept It philoso-
phically and hope they Will not get
in the line of fire again.
1t is difficult to say at this stage
what effect, if any, the presidents S
intrusion had on the Chicago election.
1t is for Chicago and the rest of the
country to say nothing and take con-
sulation from the fact that all thinks
temporal, including presidential
terms, have an end some time.-Salt
Lake Herald
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Union Depot for One Day." big
run show, sixty well-known home peo-
pie in the cast, opera house next
tuesday night Have you secured
your tckets2 On sale at HaskelTs.
The biggest musical event in the
history of the city, Chicago Symphony
orchestra, afternoon and evening
concerts tomorrow at the Park opera
mouse. Sixty musicians and several
famous vocal soloists.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

am selling buggies cheaper than
anyone need the room. This is no
joke. Call and see Harry L. Hiatt
G, V, Store has moved to sos Main
Street.
International Stock food at the
Grand Junction Feed and Implement
company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Our sale will close on Wednesday.
evening the 10th. We offer to refund
tull amount paid for any diamond in
our stock with 10 per cent additional
at end of one year, at option of pur-
chaser. We can AFFORD to do this at
the prices they bring at auction. s.
w. Moody Jewelry COMPANY.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Do your trading at the Corcoran
grocery on Second and Colorado.
Best of groceries. freshest of meats,
fruits, vegetables and all dainties of
the season.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Our auction closes Wednesday Ap-
ri 10th. After that you will have
TO pay some one profit for the Jew
elry that you buy-until then our en-
tire stock IS ut your service at your
own bid.-Sherman W Moody Jewel
ry company.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

Golden globe pure Rye whlskey and
the famous "Cedarbrook' sold at the
Royalty. Ranch and Windsor bars.
G. V. stores address Is now sos
Main street
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06
IRRIGATED
LANDS

Knox IS hats-Loefflers
You are sure to be well satisfied
with your cigars If you get the Ell
Socorro.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

See my stock of harness before buy
ing 1t will pay US both. Harry L.
Hiatt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-04-06

G. V. Store invites all to call a
their new store at sos Main street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Slg6
F. M. KOHN & SON, 2e t-2 Commerce St.

We have a plat of 2s5 beau- tfu1 lots which lies high and level on q gravelled street with city water right 1t it. Le. ying Court Square this is the first piece of undeveloped property reached. It is now ready for development, and 1t is our judgment that the lots can now De mar -eted very readily. There is hardly a lot in the plat valued at less than $100, and many of them run as high as $250. We arc authofized to sell this property at $225 an acre. If interested, call at the office for details.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

, On Perry Street, on the
 busincss part of the street, we
 offer for sale a piece of business property for $7,5j0, $4000 cash, the balance at 6 per cent. interest. We have leased this property for 5 years at $720 a year to one of the best cor porations In Montgomery. This is a guaranteed invest ment of 8 per cent. net interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

On Goode Street we have 70 acres for sale, at A,500. Across the street lots 50xf50 feet are bringing $500; five lots to the acre is $500 an acre. We offer this tract for $450 an acre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
We have $40,00o.00 to lend on city property.
In the southern part of the city, near Fielder Street, we have a beautifuf lot, 270x280 feet for $3,250.00.

We have a very beatstifu1 home in the southesn part of town for sale, a spaeious, handsome place. If you are interested enquire at OUT office.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

cORFORATION-Whose products are han Sied bv Ieading wholesale and retail dealers wants competent sales manager; $2.500 year .lv and additional commission; unquestiona-
 hie references and investment required Ad- dress, Box 525. Madison. Wis. -17
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

For $10,000 we offer two business lots on Perry Street, $4,000 cash, balance at 6 per cent. interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
Ladies' Gowns

First let call attention to those extremely dainty garments in the finest creations of sheer nansook and lingerie. They trimmed with the richest of embroid cries and my laces and what you know gowns of the hghest class" Their prices from $198 to $650
 A less expensive number is of nainsook with round neck and yoke formed of embroidered medaions and val lace insertion. $150
 Another pretty nansook gown is with Vneck of showy embroidery and beading, finished with Droldery cage SlZo
 Extra size cambrc gowns with square neck and yoke formed of insertion and tucks s...............S12 S125
 Another extra size cambric gown, made with the " neck and yoke of insertion and tucks also .... $125
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14
WdSb Goods UdlueS

Wash Goods belong to spring and Dust gets too thick for them and you've got dress - with every dip in the tub
 A line of lac and 2Oc Voiles and Suitings, splendid for making either skirts shirt waist suits, Mon- 
 Dainty little Organdies in Dolly Warden and Ores den paterns extra good value extra appropriate material for those airy little summer dresses 15c
 36-inch White Linen Waistngs, Very smooth and
 pretty quality of 47-inch French Lawn, also 35c quality Monday also .29c
 Persian Lawn very sheer, and very desirable fab rc which you everybody counter for 25e Monday on our counter r..................... .. .19c