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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
PRESIDENT TRUMBULL CAME
HERE MANY YEARS AGO

An Interesting fact, brought out in
the visit OF Frank Trumbull. presi-
aent OF the Colorado Midland and
the Colorado G Southern railroads,
70 Grand Junction last night, is thai
MT. Trumbull came to Grand Junc-
uon a number of years ago. while
resident of Denver and before he
was at the head Of either of the rail-
way systems. and gathered much da-
"a concerning the proposed High Line
the government. Mr.. Trumbuu to
gether with number of other prom
inent Denver and western Colorado
citizens urged the government at
that time to build the canal.
mus 1t can be seen that the High
Line canal project Is not a new mat
ter with President Trumbull. He has
known about Its worth for years.
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The PEOPLE
MUST SURRENDER
$4,000 CARLOADS OF
p,r,ed Annually 0wns ts Excessive
Freight Rates-Reta7 Prices nsa C
Hieher-Fisht for Lswa Rates.
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wash.ngton. Nov. 14.-Because of
.usged excessive freight rates, the
snobermen of the state of Washing
,on are burning in the woods and
~ refuse burners $4,000 car loads
y, inmber every IL months, thereby
oarsinp a financial loss of 100000
900 Annually.
This statement is made by Victor
Heckman, secretary of the paci-
A. Coast Lumber Manufacturers As
sociatiou. who is waging the most
nIcturesque fight in the history of the
pacific northwest for q reduction In
freight rates.
has become national in Its scope ard
. strenuous effort Is now being made
hv them to secure the passage of an
amendment to the interstate COM
merce act which they believe will
ave shippers burdened with exorbi-
tant and extortionate freight rates
adequate protection.
The amendment provides that
whenever any railroad company seeks
either to advance or to lower an In
terstate freight rate. or to change
The classification Of any commodity.
or to promulgate any rules that af-
feet rates, weights or tariffs, 1t must.
II objections be made. receive the
approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission before the changes shall
become effective.
In this fight every consumer in the
country is more or less interested,
due to the fact that because Of the
proposed increase In the freight rates
on lumber, there will be an increased
cost of s66 on every ordinary house
which shall hereafter be erected.
The lumbermen say that II the new
rates become effective It will mean a
total annual loss of business to the
northwestern lumbermen of $4,000
car loads of lumber.
It takes $4,000 men to produce
this amount of lumber annually. and
at an average of 48 d. car the rail-
roads would receive total of &16,-
100000 for hauling the product.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
STRENGTHENS
THE CONTESTS
IN THE REDLAkDS CASE
Some New and Interesting DevelsPsah
In Important Lseal Esis-Paif Nst
+ Certain About Psynent n csstraets.

= Reports received this after .
= noon by The Sentinel from Mont .
rose Indicate that the contestants .
= in the Redlands cases have great =
= ly strengthened their position .
= and have established strong cases .
= in every instance. .
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While a great deal Of evidence IN
troduced III the first contest cases
Is being used in these last cases By
stipulation, the contestants have been
able. through Attorneys Samuel N.
Wheeler and John H. Fry, to bring
out a number of very important de-
velopments that have helped their
cause greatly.
Register Blair, who has held that
the second contract offered by the
Redlands Company. as having taken
the place OF Its first contract with the
claim holders under the Redlands
yesterday afternoon allowed this SEQ
ond contract to be offered for what
1t was worth.
H. F. Piatt, secretary Of the Red
lands Irrigation, & Power Company.
while on the stand a. contestee In
the case of e. e. Hampton vs.. H. y.
Piatt, was asked regarding the pay
ments endorsed on these frst con-
tracts. and he admitted. under the
questioning of Mr. Wheeler, that he
did not know whether the company
had ever directly derived any mon
ey from this source or not. Mr.. Pi-
att also declared that the flrst con-
tract had been displaced by the seo-
ond contract and that the hrst con-
tract had been hypothecated IL or
der to raise q sum of money.
A number of other interesting
points were brought out which are
very favorable to the contestants
Three cases have been disposed OF
SO far as this hearing-that OF Hamp-
ton vs.. Piatt; Mrs. George Greer ~.
H. G. Waggoner. and J. A. AcLuen
vs.. Mrs. Cunningham. the latter caso
taking up most Of the time tomor-
row afternoon.
Tomorrow morning the fourth and
last case will be taken up and Will
probably be finished wit11n per1Od
of two hours.
The attorneys and ne contestants
and contestees win retufn home 20.
morrow night.
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this BABY WEIGHS
Less THkNAP0UD
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Chicago, Nov. 14.-One Of the
smallest and most perfectly formed
infants of premature birth ever
tentedly in a dimihutive Incubator In
the room OF its mother. Mrs. Edna
Hess. wife of Charles q. Hess. =
civil engineer
The baby. when born October -,
weighed little more than q pound,
and measured but II inches in
length. Over its perfectly-formed
wrists Its mother easily slipped her
wedding ring. a.
During the three weeks that have
elapsed the baby has gained only q
te wounces and now weighs but .
pound and half.
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THE PEANUT DIET
KILLED this MAN
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Fremont. Neb.. Nov. 14.-Becauss
scientists have reported that peanuts
contained all the elements necessary
to sustain life. A. venuto. . Fremont
man, attempted to live by eating mo-
thing else but peanuts. with the TO
suit that he died this morning. AZ
ter three weeks of the diet.
At the end of four days venuto
went completely crazy and vas
placed in a hospital. He absolutely
refused to eat anything but peanuts
thereafter and to drink nothing but
water.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14

foo, ne e.,, Grand Junction High School
dItiono oa,l team is getting In fine con-
on 81 Ga, LOT the game with Montrosc
but aahurday, ah and there is no doubt
BE- s,wan nat the Montrose eleven will
llnse',nven Sven the fight OF their lives. The
one ~ tor Saturdays game will be
bow :. tne best of the season and the
coma are very hopeful over the out
numha- Inc team. accompanied BY .
leave OF rooters and friends, will
o'cloctn nere saturday morning at $40
reascr. 1t is announced that . very
ndaoie nads special rate, has been
he w the railroad company for
'ouno trip from this city.
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ROOSEVELT MAY
Be CALLED upon
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Chicago. Nov. 14.-According 10
revelations brought to light by the
Chicago Investigators, President
Roosevelt may find himself involved
In controversy over the elimina-
tion of "In God we trust" on the new
gold coins Issued. o to
II ia asserted here that there IS
ample legal authority Tor tne re"e
ious inscription. 49, ,aor
ance of the mottos on COINS may ,be
found In chapter o. Laws u ~
United States relating 10 eoAH''
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WILL NOT DECIDE
UNTIL DECEMBE lS1
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tbpeciHl 10 IHe DHIIy 5eHtiHeLI
New York, Nov. 14.-After IN
hours of argument on both sides of
the question, Judge Hough In the
United States circuit court assert
ready to render a decision on the
petition of the Interstate Commerce
Commission to compel e. II. Harri-
man to answer such questions as
were propounded to him last spring
in the court of the commissions In
vestigation Into the so-called Harri-
man lines. until December 1.
The. opposing counsel was given
the privilege of filing additional dates
during the next two weeks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
NO MORE OVER
HEATED NEEPERS
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Chicago, Nov. 14.-RespondlnO -
the insistent demands from tho txav.
cling public, the management OF tho
Burlington railroad has decided eD
Install In all sleepers . machine
which will record the enact tempera-
day or night.
This will put a stop to pcsmittaA0
the cars to become overheAted %
chilly through open wfndows or -
elected doors.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
MINER IS FREED
FROM DARK
TOMB

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= Mahanoy City. Pa, Nov. IA
= The draper mine at Groberton Z
= has given up Its prisoner, Mich =
= ael McCabe. not dead but alive =
= and we'll. except for the shock =
= sustained by his experience. =
= He was imprisoned several =
. hundred feet under the ground =
. for 81 hours directly opposite the =
= entrance to his own house. =
. . = = = + = + = = Z Z = =
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
ATTEND THE BIG MASS MEETING TONIGHT

THE
G OF l % III ~ LIE @
OF THE GHra RES
PR np AND AND OWNERS
PROPOSE
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THE DENVER BODIES
TO CONSOLIDATE
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Denver. Nov. 14-Foll0wfng ths
plan I'm Chicago and other netFopoa.
itan cities, commercial or9Aniat3oas
in Denver will soon smalgAmase inso
one association.
A 100000 building. ~ . homo
for the united bodies, to be eeoete0
within year, u an important feaA-
ure OF the movement.
Last night heads Of tho avo local
business organizations expFeaoeo
themselves as being strongly In t.
vor Of the consolidation.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
MANY MILLIONS TO
RELIEVE THE
SITUATION

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NEW YORK, NOV. 14.-LOCAL
BANKS HAVE BEEN ADVISED
THAT THE BANK OF FRANCE HAS
SIGNIFIED THAT 1T Is WILLING
TO ADVANCE BETWEEN FIFTEEN
AND TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS
IN GOLD TO THE UNITED STATES
TO HELP OUT IN THE PRESENT
MONETARY STRINGENCY.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14

Geo. L. Harney of Greenville. Ia.
who has been visiting W. w. john
son and family for three weeks and
viewing the country, departed for
his home yesterday assuring his
friends that liz satisfactory arrange
ments could be made, he would re-
turn In the near future to make this
his future home.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
VANDERBILT HAS
GIVEN 100000

q Newport, R. l.. Nov. 14.-Alfred
no,. .'anderbilt has offered the New
A.. s ioung Mems Christian AssocL-
ss .n new building to be erected
Corr memorial to his father, the late
iIooe,ius iIoo ann Vanderbilt. at a cost Of
r,,, ne only condition attached to the
Sa S' was that Mr.. Vanderbilt should
ana allowed to select the architect
inw 1 pass upon the finish of the build
lug and its design.
me offer has been accepted.
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Tonight

Tonight another meeting OF the
gentlemen who will take part In the
big shows to be held under the aus
pices OF the Elks, will take place In
the music room OF the Elks lodge.
Tomorrow night the first full re-
nearsal will be held at the Auditor
ium.
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TO HAVE PEACE
HE MAY RESIGN

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New York, Nov. 1l.-President
Geiaya OF Nicaragua, 1t is said. Is
ready to resign his once In the H.
.erest OF peace. He has announced
MS resignation to push matters in
America.
He has heretofore been known as
the destroyer.
The declaration regarding his res
,snation was made by his minister
10 Mexico, DR.. Sanchez.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
ENTIRE FAMILY
KILLED BY FEVER
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= Denver. Nov. 1.-THE ty- =
= phoid fever has within three =
= weeks wiped out the entire Dull =
= ey family with the exception Of .
= one boy of years who was left =
= to mourn the loss OF father, .
= mother, sisters and brothers. =
= The case Is almost without =
= parallel In Denver medical rec =
= ords. =
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1t Is not absolutely certain who
will be made the permanent chair
man of the mass meeting to be held
this evening at the Auditorium.
President Lyons OF the Chamber OF
Commerce will probably call the
meeting to order and then another
prominent citizen be called upon to
preside.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
THE PARLIAMENT
OF RUSSIA
OPENS
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st. Petersburg. Russia, Nov. IA
The third Russian parliament was
opened at IL o'clock this morning
In the presence of Premier Stolytin
at the capitol by M. Golubeff, the
vice president. at the council Of the
empire.
This third duma cheers the en-
peror's name.
The indications are that the latest
Russian parliament will be more
amenable than those which preceded
1t.
The opening was free from all dis
order. The democrats sounded the
one discordant note. but at this gath
ering they were hopelessly in the mi
nority.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
1HOS TACGART
ISSUES A CALL

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french Lick. Ind. Nov. 14.-Thos.
,sssart, chairman OF the democratic
~. sssuohai committee. announced today
~. sas' ne had issued call for q meet
.a s ol the members of the commit
se AZ french Lick on November ~.
as Ine time and place for the next
SSemocratic national convention will
Ss, ~ discussed. but no final action ta-
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
SIX ARE KILLED
IN WRECK
TODAY

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= Milwaukee. Wis. Nov. Ia
= Six people were instantly killed =
= and four injured when Chicago =
= & Northwestern train plowed Its :
. way through a gang of laborers =
. coming from their work at the =
= Bucyrus Shovel Company works =
= at the station, at O'Clock last :
= night.
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THE PREMIER IS
DANGEROUSLY i'll

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Bristol, England. Nov. line
premier, Sir Henry Campbell Ban,
herman, after addressing politica,
meeting here last night, was seized
with a sudden ailment. Although
the sharpness of the attack mas
ceased, his condition is such that the
London doctors have been summoned
Heart disease is said to be the cause
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
NEGRO IS MADE
A FEDERAL ATTORNEY

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Washington, Nov. thames A.
Cobb, a negro, has been appointed
United States assistant attorney sor
the District OF Columbia.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
TRUMBULL WIRES
CHIEF NEWELL
President Of Two Colorado Railroads, With
Other Big Officials Here Today, and Prove
Champions for High Line Canal.


% RAILROADS.
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TO PREVENT ANY
SCANDAL SPREADING
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Heyerly. N. j.. Nov. 14.-ScoroSr,. o,',s
,ueh At The Episcopal church OF TINS
diocese, has appealed 70 .n church
inx committee at ST. steven ogainst
here to prevent the compiaiIh. hocemiIg
the Rev. W. R. Snead from nv cost
scandal, and urging AN at a1s coming
that the case be kept from
before the civil court.
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r. e. vickery, general aseLt a;tv IL
the Colorado Midland in this e'''' "
a ouHte i'll at his home.
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m. irst meeting of those wn1 3 Mat w st
In the Eiks shows, held last
ussSt. sarS " was largely attended
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There will be no meeting OF the
Forum tonight on account Of the
mass meeting to be held at the Au-
ditorium.
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! @ O O O O O q q q q q
"pEACH OF A TOWN."

( Editorial comment from yes
4 terday's Denver Republican,:
1 "If Grand Junction gets its
\ new High Line ditch. II IL going
to be Ia position to establish It.
self beyond question ~ the mo
\ tropolis of the western slope.
\ It has long been something Of
\ peach of . town."
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

No. was nearly three hours late
this afternoon. II failed 10 kssp a
the lick II struck ysstsrday. =
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

TWO NEW ONES-Certain it Is
that before another week has passed
two new airs will be whistled in Flor
ence streets "O'Reilly" and ''The
Maiden and the kissing Bug will
be heard on every street corner.
These are the two whistled numbers
of 1.-The Royal Chef" the new musi-
cal production which will be seen at
the Houston opera house Thursday
night The ''O'Riolly' number is
said to be one of the catcliiest airs of
the season, while the Maiden and
the Kissing Bug number is sure to
be favorite with music lovers. Be-
ides these two there are many Others
III the musical comedy, which arc
all sure to become popular. There
are over thirty Song hits in the
piece.
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DECIDE YOURSELF.
The Opportunity is Here Backed
by Florence Testimony.

Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on strangers state
ment.
Read Florence endorsement
Read the statements of Florence
citizens.
Aud decide for yourself.
Here is one case Of 1t:
VIM. A. Sharp, proprietor Of the
new Quilt Manufacturing plant. st.
Elmo Hotel, 1913 West Main street.
Florence. Colo. says: II have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and can certain
ly vouch for their merits for relicy-
ing kidney difficulties. For about a
year was considerably annoyed with
pain In my back which became very
severe mt times. NY kidneys were in
very disorlcrcd condition And this
fact was plainly shown by the condi-
tion Of the secrctions, which were toe
frequent in action and deposited Il
heavy brick dust sediment. Reading
about Doan's Kidneys Pills l went tc
Daniels drug store and got "A box. A
short usc WAS sufficient to prove to me
their value aud In consequence Of the
bencfit derived. can unhesitatingiy y
give this preparation my endorsc
mcnt.'
For sale by all dcslers. Price x
cents Foster. .Milburn Co. Buffalo,
Flew York. solo agents for tho United
States.
Remember the namo-Doans- -ant
! take NO other. mwi
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ANOTHER TEACHER

ANOTHER TEACHER - Prof.
Smith Of Colorado Spripgs,a graduate
from Colorado college, has been added
to the corps Of teachers in the Flor
cnce schools. He takes one of the
rooms in the High school and will re-
lieve Prof. Kenyon to considerable
extent. Prof. Kenyon's time has been
taken up in tho school room SO that
he was unable to give the superin-
tendency but little IL any time.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30
Perfumes and Sachet Powders

The odor of high grade perfume lends air of
completeness to the toilet of every well dressed
In stock OF perfumes and sachet powders you will
find the choice speciaties Of the makers Of high
grade odors
Inmany instances the true odor of the flower has been
ceverery initiated that you easily imagine POUR
self to be among blooming violets and budding
We can furnish these exquisite odors either in bulk
or in tasteful packages
Saohet powder in any form you want it.
When doing your buying do not forget to come here
for your perfumes; you will regret it if you stay away
We have the largest assortment o. odors to be found
anywhere in the state outside of Denver and
it to you if you will come in.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

BORN-A little daughter arrived
at 3 clock yesterday afternoon at the
home of Squire aud Mrs. John L.
Sanders. The youngster weighs eight
pounds and has high contralto
voice.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

KEEPS HOTEL OPEN-Because
of the unprecedented increase in
travel to Glenwood Springs and other
parts of the Western slope, Hotel
Colorado, at the former resort will
remain open until Oct 10. and prob
ably until the end of the month. The
hotels custom is to close much
earlier in the season.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30
Sick Room Necessities

Should illness overtake any member of your family,
there many things required for the patients comfort,
if not for Immediate necessity There many little useful
things that anxious attendants fail to think Of 1t is
business to think of everything needed for the sick room
and we keep in stock all the possible conveniences
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

CASE NON N-SUIIED-The case Of
the Florence Coal Co., VS.. J. W.
Young and A. J. Jones, for the re.
plevin of a wagon, team aud harness.
heard in Justice Sanders court Sat.
urday was non-suited because of ir.
regularities Which appeared in the
writs. Another suit has been started.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

FROST DUE-Last nights rain
storm aud sudden dropping of temper
ature means an early and severe frost.
The air is full of moisture and the
farmers will do we'll to protect their
Vegetation for few nights.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30
A Bid for Your Drug Store
Trade

When in need Of medicines you naturally desire your
prescriptions put up by most conscientious druggist
We cordially invite all physicians and patients to visit
establishment and determine for themselves the usness of
claim 10 have superior facilities, the best purest and
freshest stock obanabe and careful assistants for the
eoution of your orders.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

REVIVALS-A series of revival
meetings is to start tonight at the
Christian church. Rev. Vance who
occupied the pulpit at yesterday IS
services will conduct the service. No
time limit has been set for the meet
ings and they will continue as long
as there is any probability of accom-
plishing good.
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MISCELLANEOUS

To Trnde-Two lots on Palmer Ave.
Pueblo, for stock or Florence prop
erty, or what you have to offer.
Address box 56, Florence, Colo. If
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SOME DUCKS; NO LUCK-The
rainstorm of last night drove in sew
eral ducks and the hunters early this
morning kept up a bombardment for
nearly an hour but they got what
the little boy shot at. The only duck
that was killed in the river that has
been reported was by W. J. Daniels.
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JOTTIN0s ABOUT TOWN
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Eat New York counts at the Idle
wild restaurant.
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Do You Want to Sell Land We
have the buyers Write, call or
phone II. W. Unger. Secretary. 43tf
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

A WIDE BERTH-The hobo ele
mentis giving Florence wide berth
and none of them are to be seen on
the streets lately, due probably to the
efficient police force, The town is
entirely rid of this undesirable popu-
lation and it is the intention of the
officer to Keep it that way.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

For Sale-A 4-room house, rock barn,
lots, city water house is plastoIed
all for $3.50 if sold at once; $50
down; balance to suit the buyer.
II. Houston. 22tf
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

ST. ALBAN'S GUILD Will meet
on Thursday next at O'Clock with
Mrs. Horace Rathvon 3l4 East Fifth
street instead of at the rectory as
announced
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

For Sale-Water tank and wagon. top
and open surrey, and spring wagon
J. W. Thompson, Portland. Colo.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

For Sale-Lady's ticket to Omaha !;
good until Oct. 80. Inquire at this
Office. 22xtf
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30
s2S. 40 to Mexico CITY.

From Denver via Colorado and
Southern Ry. For descriptive book
let's write I. E. Fisher, G. p. A..
Denver - l1F
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

lady as saleslady in
dry goods store, 55l West Main
street a4-29
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Chicago = very cheap - inquire
| Tribune office. 23tf
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Wanted-n lot of stock hogs. High
cts market price paid Chaps on
and Co. Canon City. l4-25x
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

The Idlewild restaurant has just
received shipment of New York
counts which came direct to their
eating house. They are being
served in the latest style.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

JAP ROSE bath soar athers freely in all
kinds of wnter. For use In HARD WATER Its
atroagost point KIRK S-druggists, groccr's
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

Wanted-At once good girl for
general housework. Mrs. S. G.
Kelso, 505 East Main street. 21-26
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

Wanted-Highest prices paid for all
kinds of junk, such as rope, irou,
copper. brass. rags and bottles
Phone Florence ~. 49tf
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We$t ewd Feed Store
FOR RoekAaIe Goal

All kinds Of Hay and Grain, the
very best that can be obtained.
NY prices are always in line.
! wish to thank you all for past
favors. When in need OF any
thing in my line call up TIA Red
and will do my best TO please you
in quality aud prices. See l. K.
HOGATE and get prices before
buying elsewhere. The best 10 a.
ways the cheapest.
The daily tribune., 1907-09-30

To Rent-A twelve room furnished
house at corner of Pixies Peak and
Front streets. Apply at Tom Ore
chio's Wholesale liquor house. 12tf
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ron SALE

For Sale-Three bedroom suits aud 3
stoves. Apply 1876 West Front
street 24-29
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TO RENT

Miller Terrace. Inquire at prop
erty. 1927