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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Sapaui'| dc ~
"a Arti krit.
yn Sapan i6cint man an cincn
aries nit Sen Ser. Staatcn
su glanben.
alrteil eines iapauiidJen
A0mirals iibtr uu.ere T;ottr.
SaSielbe lit nidt icbr iflmetdelbaft.
Suffentltd irrt iid abcr Der
0clbe.

Softo, 8. Suli. - Die uSod)l"
ber0ifentli6t beute Otor9en cine I'm.
terre0unQ nit Dem 2l0mirol Sufa.
moto, in Ser Ser Aomirol folgenOes
geiogt boben ioQ:
n@enn sic Rcgier1n9 in @aibtn9'
ton einen ariP0 bei6IjeBen ioQte, ir
lit e$ 3mcifelhait, ob oie Qmertt1ner
Die in Ser Ilotte oienen, potrtotiid'
Gcnu9 limo, INN gu fehten. 2lmerifo.
niihe IIottenoifBiere iin0 brtQont1
TjlIren ouf @10cn un0 qeieui6oit.
Ilhcn l(mtcrholtlngen, obcr lie per-
ftChen nibt piel BON gritroIid]er Nus.
btl0unq uro l(ebunqen. G3 9inqe 3u
tpeit, i'm omeritoriiher 6lotten0ienit
I'm Safe zines friege8 nit Tapou
einen brennen0en Botrioti8m15 3u
DcrlonQen. G$ lit b06It nahrihein'
lid, 0oB Ser Qr0Bte letl ser Q}onn'
fhoften oeicrtieren uro Die S6tfic
berI1i'en mijr0e."
8oihinqton, s. 25uIi.- Cab
be ioponiihe Regierurg Der Gr.
reuerung 6es 8eqenp6rtigen 8ertra.
GeS nit 0en &eretnigten Staoten
riht 3uitimmen miro, pern Die Re.
gierure Der lesteren it6 oos Rett
reierpieren poQe, cine &lauiel in Sen.
fel6en etr5ufliden, Die iaponiide
GuIiS bon oen Der. Stoaten Gus.
f6liebe, eebt aus bnGboffi3iellen
Tahri6ter berpor. peIbe bic anii6.
teng bes Wtntiters bes 4euBern,
eapafbi, ptebergeben uno Die Der
,eri0nlide 8ertreter bes @rofen
Ofinna, 5iibrer8 Der 6orti6rittS.
partei, Stofi 9amnofa, erbalten bot.
Mie 8raf Sfumn i6retbt, bat Der
miniiter 0es 2leuBern Sapaid)i bon
benz StootSiefretGr Hoot oen 8or.
fd)lds erholten, bab Der neue Ser.
trog, Ser i'm Sabre 1911 In Rraft
treten tpirO, bic Grneuerung 6es Gr.
titeGS 2, 8louieI 4, entboIten ioQ,
1po0urd ie6er 9tution oas 8e6t ee.
aeber tptr6, Die Gtnnonberungsfro9e
3u regelr. 0arouf1tn lon Der Wtni.
iter $opo'ft Elm offi1teGes, oertrou.
li6es Wemoron6um geTdtdt boben,
tn Dem bic Regierunq BON Sopon
barouf beltebt, oaB genornter 4rti.
fel 2 9loltieI a ausgeitrihen mer0en
ion. 8u 0teiem 84pefe pole Die 9fe.
eierun9 SSopons etnen feIten Ston0
etnnebmen. Iuber6em lpoue 0ip
iapontfde Regterung ReprGientanten
nod BEN @ercinigten Stnaten idifcn,
nm Die 8erbGItntiIe an Ser &aciii.
ihen attfte 3u unteriuben unO III
entideiben, oh sic ioponii6en @e.
tpobner ar6er8 pte bic an0eren be.
banoelt tper0en.
Serr 0omaofa Jon 2Ibihriftpn oc8
pertrouIt6en Wenorun0um@ 0eS
WiniIterS Sapoi6t an Die iopaniIhc1
@eieuihaitcn in Can Sronci8co un1
Seottle ionic On Die aorreipon0cnten
ioponiiher 9eiturnen in 0ieiem
2an6e geitift boben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Scilnuasbamm.

gelIe6 6our6e, g. g., s. gu.
Il. - Ger grobe GeiIungS6amm nobe
bon bier lit plangemGB ferttsgeIteqt
Doroen. Or fiibrt oas Baiier bes
gslle 5our6e.6I in iein neues
pat, peI&ss es 8u einem Rieienrcier.
eofr leiter miro, In tpelhem es sur
9eDGi'er,lng BON 100000 Ider ae.
itnIt rptrS.
9teier Damn tpir6 6as 0aiier aes
Gmifes In zen See riidftauen, tpelfer
elmer Ser groBter Ses Staotes iein
Dtrb unb teiIpetie tnnerbalb Der
@ren5en oct 9elIe Sourde Itegt. Gs
mer6en mt }rere 8aiolinIaunhes ae.
bdlit unb purbe norgey6lagcu, iiir
bteten Gee aIs 5pululsrreiprt Stias
ahltna al MAIDEN.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
6uttau Fr utac- Drnkmal.
9asiclbs iuiro in feicrlidJer @ciie Der
StaOt iibergeben.

GRESHAM, 6. SSuIi. - Inter
groBortiger iSeierIi6feiten lit IN
@reslou 6aS Sem am 80. 9(priI 1895
geitorbenen Iidter lro S6riftIteIler
8uItoD 6reotog errthtete 0enfmaI
Der Stabt iiberqeben poroen. Der
Geremonie pobnte cine erIeiene @e.
ieai6aft bel, mb in i9nungpollen
Reoen pur6e 6ie grobe 8eoelttune
5reptag& hernorgeboben, Der, elm ge.
borener Shleiier, an Der unioeriit6t
@resIou Itubierte, an ibr barnah aIs
0o5ent tpirfte l1n6 Die Stoot grcs.
Iau gum &aupti6auplas ieines ber.
oorra9enbiten Homons son un6
$aben" gemabt bat.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Rnk Drummer.
Gin anSersr @erleumSsr an gefans.
nisitrafc nerurteilt.

gerItn, 6. SyuIi. - Dor Dem
5uItGnOigen @ertft in Nann6eim
Durte Elm Ero3eB perbon6eIt, in mel.
benz gleidfoqs beittide aoloniol.
pdihe gem ihen tpur6e. Gs banoelte
it6 Inn baS 8erfabren aegen oen Rc.
bufteur Der 0ortiaen r8oltsItimme, &"
Oscar @ef, Der iid ouf Die anflaae
3u oerarntrporten botte, bic Shus.
truppe in Deutih. .siibtpeitafrifa Be.
leibigt 3l baben, tnbem er Sie oortise
artegfiihrlmg IN BEN sreIIten ssar.
BEN eeidilbert. @s paren tn8aeiomt
90 3eugen geluben. 8ed tpurSe All
etnem Ronat geidneris perurteilt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Gin Aufrubr.
Su elmer iNriI5n ?Iniic1lrns fummt
% es sur F"I 5clct.

@idiqonGitp, &o., 8. ESuIi.
N16 cincm Crinf1eloge qerieten
mchr oIs 80 5nrier ln0 1iirfen in
elmer olS ~ipriidc 2lnIie0Iung" be.
fonnten @oritubt in STREET.. Sic be.
nubten Vteiier, anllppeI uno Steine
oIs @affen. Nebrere 9lufriibrer
murben permunoet. 3lpei 8oIi3iiten,
Die Die 8ubeit0rurgen unterorufen
tpoQten, tpuroen iiberrpGItigt uno Ell.
ner BON ibnen, 8m. 8arner, pur6e
miBbanOeIt urb idrper Sur6 Weiier.
Iti6e oerpunbet. Iie 9nn3e 8oIt5ei.
oerpaIt um0 cine aoit,ponie Ieuer.
webrleute griffen Die 9lniieolung an
unb unteroriiften 0er9Iufrlbr. Stint.
sebn bis 3roan3ig 9lufriibrer purben
nerbaitet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Anarhiffn y rhaftrt
Gin bon Seniclben iAledjt 6ebanSclter
Wann fudJt iidJ 5u rG6eu.
DerrQt 0en 3u amnlrnkunftsort
0rrIrlbrr, luGbreno elmer
Z ammrnkunit.
gicIc GrplOiiOncn in Der Iettcn 3eit
msrbeu beRielbcn 5ugeidricbeu.

Barcelona, Sponien, 8. 25u'
Il. - 0reiunO5W1nji0 2lnor6iiten,
&ie cine Didtige @ruppe bel pielen
%eriuden, ge0en 0oa 2eben oerifies
Oencr Nerionen uOr3u8e5en, biloen,
Iino bier perboftet moroen. Gin
Wtonn, Ser lid SIT ridden iudte, iol
Oieiclben Oerraten un6 6eren 8erbaf.
hrng OeronlaBt bn6en. 2Sn barcelona
bdben in ser leBten 3eit pieIe GrpIo.
Fonen itattgefltn0en, Die 6en Anarhi.
ten 3ugeihrieben meroen, 10 oaB Die
&erbaftung Der Gerroriiten fiir iebr
Di9ti9 gebaIten miro.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Sreidcrucreiniguna.

Suron, g. O., 8. 25uli. - Re.
tarrte Ganpforei6er ous groOlc
6ourtp bo6en cine @ernn1nIunq Don
gigentiimern uno 9etreiberr Dor
0ampfOreihmoifinen i'm 2+oltc
einberufen, weld)e bier am Cicn@r11.
Nadmittu9, 16. 2uIi ob0eh1!t~1
peroen ion. Sn oieier @eri1mmIIma
ion eine StautsoeretnigunQ ora1ni.
ltert tper6en.
Ger 31pef Der, Organization wirr
Iein, Die <rtereifen Ser Qreihcr GIT
Broern lno glei6mGBige &egeIn iiir
oen @ei6GftSbetrieb feit3ulegen.
Gs perben 8orberettnaer getroiien
Fir site grobe 8eteiIiouns.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
2rere .Drolunsen.
@un elmer ssamilie unter anSrobnna
Ses Subes $4,000 perlanst.

Burlington, Sa., s. s3uIi. -
Die fSdnilie bon Santuel senti, IN
Der Rdbe oieier Std6t rpobnbaft, er.
btelt einen NIT o9irtp Dozen" unter.
seibneten 9rief, Der Die 8ei8nura Ell.
mes ShdbeIs nit gefreu3ter anoden
trug unb in Dem perIangt tpurSe, oaB
$4,000 IN Dem 9rieffaIten Dor Sem
Saufe beponiert tperben m5bten,
tpern nidt bic gor3e Sarntlie srmor.
bet perben ioae. 0as 8eIS tpliroe
nidt Seponiert unS Der SamiIie Sentt
III tis iest ni6ts paifiert. Der Brief
1T berr Doftamte CUR unteriudung
itbenpietn porben.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
MGdIsn Grn .
Gin iapaniider @eamter ioq bic iapa.
uiidr Grbeiterfrags tn Imerifa
untcriuden.

Tofio, s. SuIi. - gs miro be.
rihtet, SaB ser Director Sfbtt pom
6anSeISbureau 6es ausrpGrtisen Im.
teS ben @efebI erbaIten Bat, na6
amerita unb aanaSa gu reiien, oil.
eeni6einIi6 In @erbiroung nit Der
lapanii6en Irbeiterirage, Die Seit
Fir ieine abreiie tit nod nidt mitse.
teiIt tporoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Niodlcn itreifcn.

Suite 0tont., 3. 2SuIi. - MGe
TsteH9onmGbden Ser Rodp Wour.
tain geq Telephone Gomponp iin6
ssitsrn aus Sprnpatbie NIT 0en Itrei.
ferben raiHemen" BON lltab, Bpo.
ming unb Nsbabo, an Den Streif ee-
edneen, oa Die pera6reOeten 10 Gage
perfIoiTen itnb urS Sic @cialihaft
nod fein GiroeritdrOniS nit 0eu 81,
nemen erreiht bat. Die RGOheu
ftretften Dor 3ipei @o6en te6rten
aber ttfoLse Der eripibnten 0ara6re.
h1ind an bic Mrbeit surii6.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
9eutidle Watroien itreifen.

Iep gorf, 8. SuIi. - Uit fet.
ner Wannidyaft am streif traf beute
Der Seutife Sanpf.r rgarbdrcI'a" ("
BON Dem R,roSeuti6en 9lopo bon
gremen nm Saien elm. CT mar NIT
britii6en Ratroien urS Sei3ern be.
ntannt, Die on StGIle Der Streifer on.
aaaiert Doroen .c,ren.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Etfnif Der ISenerluehr.

1eu0DooO, 9. &, 8. TSllIi. -
Du$ 3abrespifnid Ser bieIigen 6eupr.
nebr miro in Sturgi3 am 20. 3uli
ab8e5alten Wer0en. 4ie peri6ie0e.
men 6euerrDebr.Ronpognier Der moro.
tifcn Siigel mer0en Iib an Dem 8if.
MD beteiIigen; e8 perOen Rennen ub.
gebaIten per0en, fir DeI9e 4reiie
pu88eiebt iino.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
SdJlrle Riifuna.
gefebl Der Sfladtidiffe Ersaou,
8iiseOniin nno Ne6rasfa.

BortIano, Oregon, s. s5uli.-
Cine Sepei9e aus Seattle meIbet,
baB SrSerS eingetroffen fnb, Sie
ar6eit an ben Sdladtidtffen Oregon
uno 8isconitn, bic nuf Der biefiaen
S6iffSbmperft lmgeben0en Repa.
raturen untertporfen tperben, su be.
idleuntgen 9as neue Sfladtiftif
Rebrasfa, bas leste @o9e in Dienit
geitellt tpuroe, muB etruaS gearbert
peroen uno Die Wami4ait pirb 10
i6nea eingeiteat per6en, tpie es moa-
lid lit, bic 2eute bierber su brtnoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Gas no nhdus lrankIins.
Imcrifancr luullcn baSiclbc taufeu
nuS in Gin Ruienm ummnnocln.

&artS 6. SuIi. - 5ier iii cine
@epegltng unter oen glmeritaneru I'M
8on8e oaS Salt5 nn5ufoufen, in Dem
benjamin 6ronflm WGbreno icines
bteiigen 9IufentBaltS pobnte, unb es
3u etnem Wtuieum 8u MAIDEN. 0oS
SouS lte9t nit)t melt pom OtiuiIte.
rtum oes Snnern uno Die Gigeutiimer
ertl1ren, oaB eS no6 6ronflin ieIbIt
na6 etgenen 8ldnen gebuut porbeu
lit. 9In ieiner 6ront trGet eS ocn
geamen 8ronflinS, mo iiber oemIel.
ben etn Wtebaillonpprtr1t bon linn.
9as $auS puroe fiir6Iib gum Der.
faui geItelt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
Grnte aeidIa0i9t.
Gnrdtbarrs 8ettcr fat 9entid)IauS
beimgeindt.

gerlin, 6. SuIi. Sn ben
letten Sagen bat namentIi6 In ben
@ebireSgegenoen 0eutidlanos Elm
serabe5u unbei6reiblides @etter ae.
berridt. 8ielertpdrts iino gelpaltigc
S6neemaIien nieoergeganeen uno
fur6tbare Saselitiirme baben in
upnnf,en @egenoen Die Grnte aus bas
Sdperite gei6Goigt.
Snfolge tngelanger Tegenf1Ie Itnb
MIN aud piele 8egenSen nod pon
Sodtpaiiergefobr beorobt, geaen oie
tn aller Gle Die n6ttgIten Siberbeits.
oorfebrungen getroffen tperoen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
&ti6las.

pfttsbura 8. gull. - SnfcI.
ee Der sirsetretenen Stte itarben am
Snmstaa ,pei 8erionen am $is.
fdIa9 urb oiele anSere erfranften.
ct 9ouis, s. Suli. Die
furhtbare $ise peronIaBte am Sams.
ias 8 EoSesfdIle unS sebn Grtrantun.
gen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-07-11
ltnterindlnnasfpm miiiipn.

Goncprb, q. s., s. Suli. -
Or. George 3. Sellp bon Bottom unS
On. O. q. 9lumer BON 8rrpi6ence
tprr6en INIT Dem Ridter Cigar aIS.
rio bon 9ittIeton, 81. s., ba3r be.
ittnrrt, bic Sdbigfeit BON 5rau Iarp
@oter O. @6Sp, @riir6erin unS 2ei.
term bes rGbriitian Science" @Ini'
bens feityfteIlen, @eihGfte su beior.
gen unb ibren eisenen Sntereier
Re6nlna su tragen.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
A CRITICAL CHRISTIANITY

an that
gathering
the Methodist church.
history of the city At clergymen
will
We hardly
constitute
o a in
the
garding he n
o
peevh nante grabbed him Christian which
he % Though we haveo doubt
arguments
him. the standpoint nonpoens
fault
to in he
his smile
his
intelligence whom
be membership.
well balanced friend in this
he
something will lead him
his Christian life For
devotion he gives to his
little comfort therefromseah
- n n
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
& & q q o q q A0A1h666,
2 A TEN DOLLAR BILL. 4
2 Y Y Y Y Y UUUtt1r =

II is the busy dollar that a.
work, as this story proves. 0osS me
Mr.. Brown keeps bo.-s.
mouse; Around his table sat his y;ts
Mrs' Brown; the village milinpr NJ
Ahurewsi Mr.. Black, the baker. Ws
JORDAN, a carpenter, and Mr. Hal di'I
nour, feed and lumber mercbart NJ
Brown took ten dollars ont ot Iil' sl
pocketbook- and handed il IN Ms
Brown with the remark rhat Is
was tea dollars toward the tva9,s
dollars he had promised her NJ
Brown handed the bill to Mrs 1s
drews, the milliner, saving. TN.
pays for my new bonnet Mrs a.
drews in turn passed It TO Mr. 1o-
dan, remarking that IL would nav fo.
the carpenter work he had done TO-
her. Mr.. Jordan handed II To NJ
Hadley' requesting his receipted Kin
for flour, feed and lumber. Mr. H,5.
ley gave the bill back to Mr.. BroWr
saying: That pays ten dollars m
my board Mr.. Brown again passed
1t to Mrs. Brown, remarking that h.
had now paid her the twenty dollsr.
he promised her. She In turn nai5
Mr.. Black to settle her bread and
pastry account. Mr.. Black handed +
TO Mr.. Hadley. asking credit for tba
amount on his flour bill. Mr.. HadIey
again returned it to Mr.. Brown with
the remark that it settled for tba
months board, whereupon Brown put
it back in his pocket, observing that
he had not supposed a greenbacB
would go so far"
But suppose Mrs. Brown had sem
to mail order house for her new
bonnet, then the ten dollars woult
have gone out of town and ueyel
come back.
The moral: Spend your money a
home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
FILED ARTICLES OF
INCORPORATION SATURDAY

The Second Fruit Ridge Lateral
Ditch association, with ]. F Spencer
e. G. Cosler and A. r. Brown as the
incorporators. filed articles Of incor-
poration with the secretary Of state
Saturday.
The association is capitalized at
$1,000. 1t has the control Of certain
bitches on Second Fruit Ridge, two
miles northwest of the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
MAKING A GRAND STAND PLAY

night
the band playing give exhibition of horsemahp thereby
the concert
Officer Patterson He was
hire field to himself and not
make of the gait of his horse
OF commendabe things have Grand
Junction policeman in exhibitions confined
to lads on opportunity
right into the midst of the crowd on the
horses will shy at the noise OF the band
they show what magnificent horseman
they .,
horses to be driven past the band stand
If is business necessity quickly and in the intervals of
the and boys who make studied
each band concert night to make holy snow OF ~ -
alarmed by the music it is all right to
through the crowd but when it Is known tha' h0 are ~
frightened everyone should be careful
particular the penalty some time WIN De
bene horse runaway and children
usual and unthng apology being maze
that they horses would take fright 49, ~
Timely warning frequently given and it only fair rate hat
frightfu accident before this for when we are greatly
thankful
from Paul rhieman that hereafter eater the n Of
his doyat to Denver Thman says OF
understand what this VIII DO loF w has b
punishment would be severe % - no followed
the papers Little Ben should such course % IOWA
would find that he was rather small potato " D
q 2 q %, a a., q another ,Dendtnrft and
roue 1t would The fellow with whom her name
the one by whom Levi p.
lola father well beneath the coat tails of ha
nobenan and daughter further modification ana cut ~ ~
ample allowance to the
1t has proven the satisfaction of great many o nose @
tod n believe that william slow coach ot ous
| s one of the great entertainment as was o'
ad from city In TINS country
are very glad to people who never Travelled any
great extent acknowledging the spendor OF the Guy "
their attendance up
during the present
Our neghbOrs is well paid IN our
Judgment will be oupOurng to our annua
fo fair event that capacity of the people of this city to enter
"a a AA
OF said his Chau
ouauu speech Guggenhem elected "
dof he
particularly
dubbed him He showed his tail
surfeit of his eom
o q q q q q q O
born loyable Amer
girl dagoman, is hard to
S to
There might hope of padding
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Insist upon having standard
plumbing fixtures in your home and
upon having them installed by ani
expert plumber, See ]. e. Mckenzie.
404 Colorado avenue, Black 743i
phone number.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

There are some mighty fine eata
bles at our store these days. Extra
fine fruit and vegetables. Hilberts
& Rettig. the Leader grocery and
market.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

A large number of local people
spent yesterday in Glenwood Springs,
making the trip on the Rio Grande
special.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Go to Glenwood tomorrow on the
Rio Grande special train. Hours just
right Fare $2.50 round trip.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
THIS NAN HASENT
SLEPTFOR 25 YEARS

q Erie. Pa, July 22.-(From a
q Philadelphia North American) q
q II have not slept in twenty a
q five years" was the statement n
q made by Joe Root, the hermit a
q of Presque Isle peninsula. to a
q your correspondent today. For 4
q years Root, who is known from a
q one end to the other of Erie a
q county, has been celebrated as a
q the man who never sleeps. His X
q home is on Presque Isle penin- q
q sula, and no resident of this vi a
O cinity can remember of having a
q known Root to close his eyes in n
q sound sleep. q
1t is true that the man will pass
into a semi condition for a
few minutes, but it does not last
more than ten minutes at the most
and then he will be as wide awake
as ever. Eminent physicians from all
parts of the country have examined
the mans physical and mental con-
dition, and, up to the present time,
no one has been able to satisfactorily
solve the strange problem.
According to the statements of the
older residents, two of Roots near
est relatives were killed in a rail-
road accident quarter of a century
ago. In some strange manner this
accident affected the mans brain in
such a way that sleep is next to i'm
possible.
He will roam over Presque Isle
peninsula during the day and at night
can be found either sitting in a large
armchair in his hut on the peninsula
or else walking about the streets of
Erie. On several occasions traps have
been laid in an endeavor to discov-
er the man asleep, but as yet to no
avail.
Another strange phase of the man s
life in his diet. 1t is a known fact
that Root prefers dog flesh to that of
any other meat. Many valuable
hunting dogs have disappeared on
Pressure Isle peninsula. and 1t is no
uncommon thing for a hunter to find
his pets body being prepared for
Roots table At times the man will
cook the meat, but, as a general rule
he prefers to eat it raw.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Ask your grocer for Star Bakery
bread, made my the only exclusive
baker in the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Fresh salted almonds and peanuts
at Moran's candy kitchen at 512 Main
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Too many lap busters. season too
cool Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
IMPORTANT FOR
YOU TO KNOW

To the afflicted:
During the past fifteen years that
l have served the people of this city
and surrounding country l have been
treating typhoid fever radically diff
ferent from others, and so success
fully that today / am confident that
Il is entirely unnecessary for the dis
ease to run its course, as is generally
maintained. In fact, I know that it
has been stopped in more than 81 per
cent of all of the cases coming under
my care for the past ten years. and
that within a week. Generally it is
not necessary to go to bed at all, but
If the case has advanced to that stage
II has been my observation that a
week, at most, was all the time re-
quired to regain health. And al
though l have been called many times
to see those who had been pronounc-
ed beyond help, with just three ex-
ceptions, they have all gotten uu
within a week and proceeded on
very rapid recovery. Knowing these
to be facts, it seems to me too bad
to incur so much expense, lose so
much time and undergo so many be-
reavements, when most of them can
be avoided. and that so easily and at
so little cost.
To ascertain as to the above facts
1t is only necessary to inquire of those
who know of my treatment of the dis
ease, and they are hundreds, scatter
ed all over the western slope.
In many cases 1t is not essential
that ! should see the patient, simply
send me one who can give me an in
telligent description of the case and
I can prescribe, furnishing all of the
medicine, when, If the directions are
strictly followed. that will be all that
is required. In other cases. where
the disease has been allowed to run
until the patient is on the verge of
dissolution, 1t will be necessary for
me to see them once or more times.
Typhoid fever is durable, and that in
very short time. I have proven 1t
In hundreds of cases, with but three
failures in ten years.
These are facts and it seems too
bad to keep silent and not tell those
who are in need of the information.
Yours very sincerely.
EDWARD F. ELDRIDGE, NJ. d.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Bargains in plumbing fixtures at
McKenxie's. 404 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
BANCROFT CLEANS UP
5000 IN A YEAR
Upper Valley Man Gets $4,000 for
21 Years-Other Startling Land
Deals.

Last week R. H. Bancroft, the well
known Palisade man disposed of the
last six acre tract of the ranch he
bought from Frank NJ. Burger nine
months ago. The new owner is w.
T. Mottram of Milwaukee, Wis, and
brother of Charles L. Mottram of
this place. The last tract sold was
that on which is located all the i'm
provements and it is a very desirable
home. The price paid was $500.
The Palisade Tribune says that the
original tract purchased by Mr.. Ban
croft contained 81 acres for which
he paid $4,000 and was sold off in
tracts as follows: Five acres to L.
A. Snipes, $1,000; five acres to Ed
Harris, $500: five acres to Mrs.
Lawrence, $4,000. and six acres to
Mr. Mottram, 80, 500; total of $32,
900.
AS the above will show Mr.. Ban
croft made 1000 on the deal, besides
taking off about $500 worth of cher
ries and reserving this years crop on
the last tract sold. He also retained
the horses, spray outfit and other ma
chinery that was on the ranch when
the same was purchased. In all he
made over $4,000 in less than nine
months. Also instead of supporting
one family the ranch will now support
four. Thus the large ranches are be
ing divided till it will be but a short
time when a ten acre ranch will be
considered a pretty big proposition.
The Tribune reports that II. II.
Butterfield made good sale last
week when he disposed of four acres
and fraction lying to the south side
of the oliver road, to Chas. w. Gill
bert of Chicago, for $500. The tract
is almost all in bearing fruit. Mr..
Butterfield purchased it lass than
two years ago for 50 200 and harvest
ed big crop of fruit last year that
netted him a neat sum. He now sells
it at a profit of $500, and the place
of the choicest building spots in the
valley and we understand that the
new owner will move here in a few
weeks and erect a handsome resi-
dence upon the same.
w. e. Bell reports the sale of ten
acres of raw land located two miles
west of Clifton, to Arthur Brooks and
NJ Harbour this week. Consideration
$2,400. The above piece of land is
the last of 40 acres purchased Jan
uary 10, 1906, by Mr.. Bell and for
which he paid the sum of 81 900. He
sold the same in ten acre tracts for
$500 and put no improvements on
it whatever. AS will be seen he
realized $4,000 on his investmen, in
a year and half. Many othec men
have done as well or better and will
do so again this year
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Unware is going cheap at the
Racket, Margery block.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Lap busters at your own price at
Fred Mantey's.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22

Notions that sell, at the Racket.
Margery block.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-22
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