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The daily sentinel., 1907-05-04
BITTEN IN Two

) STERLING. H., May A.
y (SpeciaD One of the most
\ terrible fates that ever befell
a man was meted out to Geo. .
\ Nelson, employed on railroad .
construction gang this morn
\ ing.
! He was on the edge of a big .
hole in which n steam shovel .
was at work. His foot slipped .
he fell into the hole and was .
caught betyeen the awful jaws
\ of the great shovel and his
\ body was literally bitten In
two.
n d0h a a a a q a a a
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GOES FOR LIFE.

LEADvILLE. May 4.-(SpeciaD
In the Leadville court yesterday
Tony Betlno was sentenced to be con-
fined in the state prison at Canon
City for life for the murder OF Jas,
Sullivan.
The shooting which resulted in
Sullivan's death occurrer in the Ger
vantes saloon on the night of March
fourteenth.
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THEY GET RAISE

OMAHA. May Especially All
of the workmen employed in the pack
ing plants at S. Omaha numbering
5000 men were today notified of an
increase in wages from to is per
cent; five per cent to unskilled labor
and l 5 per cent for skilled labor Two
hundred men who went out on strike
at the Armour and Cudahy plants re-
turned to work.
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LURED BY A GIRL

NEW YORK, May 4.-(SpeclaD y
Jose Medino. a prominent Cuban. was
lured to a lonely point in the Bronx
last night by a beautiful young girl
and then the girl with the aid of
two men assaulted and robbed him,
securing $4,000 in cash. fine watch
and $3.50 In diamonds.
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GREAT FOREST FIRES

BELLINGHAM, Wash, May a.
(Special) Forest fires are closing
In on Maple falls, in the northwest
portion of Washington, and the town
is burning. The last word received
before the wires went down was a
frantic call for help.
A special train has been sent out
with fire fighting apparatus.
Maple Falls has a population OF
SOO
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MURDERoUs ASSAULT

PUERTO CoRTEz. Honduras, Nav
.-(SpeciaD The chief of police Of
this port is In irons charged with
murderous assault and will face trial
by court marital soon.
He was arrested on orders Issued
by Commander Fullam. of the Marlet-
ia for attacking a Louislanan nam
ed Davis on April 27th and perhaps
fatally injuring him.
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EVEN THE BEETs HURT

HOLLY. Colo, May 4.-(Special)
The low temperature that has pre-
vailed here during the past ~ hours
has caused the leaves on the trees
to freeze hard and It is feared that
the entire sugar beet crop must be re-
planted. The loss In this section Will
be heavy.
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REV. COOK IS LOCATED

NEW YORK. May 4.-tspecial) -
The Rev. ]. p. Cook, formerly pastor
Of the Episcopal church at Hemp,
stead. Long Island, and Miss Floriila
HALEY the young girl with whom he
aIoned. have been located at Peeks'
siII New York. and the minister
nj nrobabIv be arrested.
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THE GOVERNOR RETIREs

KINGSTON, Jamaica, May a.
Especially Sir Albert Swettenham
quietly retired from the governor
ship of Jamaica this morning and his
successor. Sidney oliver, will arrive
from England tomorrow.
Swettenham' retirement is real
ly result of his action in connection
with the earthquake horror of some
months ago.
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WILL OPEN THE TRACT

OMAHA, May 4.-(speciaD Is
announced that the government has
definitely decided to open by drawing
the Humphrey lands, amounting to
about 10000 acres.
The drawing will probably take
place about June 30th.
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SERIOUS CHARGE

BUTTE, May 4.-(speciaD-The
steele State bank OF this city. control
ed by F. A. Heinze, has filed suit
against Thomas and Ralph Hodges,
charging that Tom Hodges has mis-
annrnprlated 100000.
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Arthur Gormley leaves tonight for
Memphis, Tennessee to be present as
a delegate at the national meeting
of the Order of Railway conductors.
Later he will visit the jamestown ex-
position and many other places OF
interest. He will be out of the city
some time and is contemplating a
delightful trip.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER

FIT. MORGAN, May 4.-(speciaD
John Austmus was today arrest
ed charged with the murder OF VIII
liam Mcdowell four years ago
Zare Monde, charged with compile
ity in the murder was arrested last
night Both are In jail here
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A GIGANTIC MERGER

TRINIDAD, May A.
Especially Information was
made public today from au-
thentic sources that there
is a big deal on foot by which
new corporation with
capital stock OF S10,00O,00O
known as the Southern Colo
RADIO Power company will
buy up all .he electric light
ing and power plants in the
southern part of the state.
q O O O q @ @ q O O q O
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MORGAN GETS HAND IN

TRINIDAD, May 4.-(SpeciaD j.
Pierpont Morgan and a number of
Santa Fe men have secured control of
great acreage of valuable coal lands
near this city.
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ENDORSES BRYAN

TALLAHASSEE, May 4.-(speclal)
The senate of Florida today pass
ed a resolution endorsing William ].
Bryan for the Democratic nomination
for the presidency.
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"LANKY BOB" TO FIGHT

NEW YORK. May 4.-(specinD
Bob Fitzslmmons today signed ar
tIcles to fight Bob Schreck at an early
date and will get down to training
at once,
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Mr. and Mrs. Matt stoltz leave to-
night for Memphis Tennessee, to at
tend the meetings of the order of
Railway Conductors and the ladies
auxiliary to the o. r. c. Mrs.
stoltz being a delegate to the latter
organizations meeting. They Will WIS.,
II other places before returning home,
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BACK TO DENVER

BUTTE, Mont, May 4.-(special)
Fred Shire, alleged to have confess
sed to the murder of a Denver man
left last night for Denver under
guard of a deputy sheriff.
He did not demand requlsition pa
Ders,
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Little Avis Munson. daughter of
Deputy Assessor James A. and Mrs.
Munson, is celebrating her ninth
birthday this afternoon at the home
of her parents. Tenth and Colorado
avenue. A gala time Ia being had
by the little folks.
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TO HIS COUSINS

NEW YORK. May 4.-(special) -
David Wilcox, the author. and philan-
thropist, who committed suicide at
sea, left his fortune of over mil
lion dollars to his four young cousins
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TRUNKs AND SUN CAsEs.

Telescopes. hand bags, shawl straps
and kindred going-away things-a
big saving to you on this class OF
goods in this store. and then the
light and the show space is so gener-
Gus for their proper display that 1t
makes selection an easy task.
TOILET ARTICLES
only the very highest class of goods
Colgates' for Instance. are sold in The
Fair and little prices, peculiar to
this store only-we name lust
few of them: Talcum powder, 15c;
tooth powder, 15c; toilet water soc;
cashmere bouquet soap 24c; best per-
fume 43c and 22 c: cold cream, 10c:
camphor ice, 10c: CutIcura soap, 19c;
pure glycerlne, 10c; brilliantine. Csc;
Pears soap. 1S c.
DRESS GOODS,
See the new spring suitings In AZ
and "A inch widths at 79c, soc, CSC
up to S1.G5 and S1.95. Fancy voiles,
"A I'm. wide at S1.39. Spring suitings
in mixed patterns and fancy checks,
Sc inches wide, soc. Silk mulls In
plain and lowered effects, 81 in.
wide, 4 . cents. A wonderously love
ly line of 27-in. Batiste, lawns. or
candles, 12Ih C. up to IS C. and S5c.
Imported Scotch ginghams, 25 c.;
fancy dress ginghams, at 10c and
: ~ C.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
1t would require much larger than
our regular advertising space to tell
the story of our stock of thin uifder-
wear-it is so ample in size, so COM
plete in all the desirable kinds, the
qualities are so splendid and withal
prices are so incomparably little 1t
must appeal to our most exacting GUS
toners.
TABLE LINENS
Rich, lustrous and heavy, hosts of
lovely patterns and qualities. and
widths from which to make a choice
"a few taken at random are on this
list which includes unbleached lin
ems at soc, 60c. 75c. s5c. $1.00, ST.
%, S1.45. Bleached linens at 60c. 75c.
S5c. $1,0O. $l.25, S1.75 Then
there are napkins at $1.00, $1.5O.
S2.25, $3.50. $500, $3.50
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To-day Undertaken E. A. Krohn
shipped a casket to DeBeque to Skin
ner brothers, to contain the remains
OF a man who died near there yester-
day.
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KNOCKED HIM OUT

BALTIMORE, May s.-(speciaD
kid Sullivan OF Washington last
night knocked out Young Corbett of
Denver In the eleventh round.
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The condition of George r. Barton
who has been dangerously i'll for
some weeks, remains practically the
same.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-04

exception of Mr.. Neustadt. who is out
of the city. The meeting adjourned
shortly after 10 o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-04

Newport, r.. l.. june "a slight
snow fan occurred here late today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-04

If YOU LIVE IN A SMALL TOWN
AND FIND TT HARD 10 GNT
WHAT YOU WANT IN FANCY OR
STAPLE GROCERIES. WRITE Us.
WE HAVE NEARLY EVERYTHING.
+. G. PRATT x CO.
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DON'T FORGET THAT WE CAR
Try TqIE FINEST LINE or GRO
CfGRIhlS IN THIS SECTION or THE
COUNTRY. II. G.. PRATT 81 co,
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Also carry g sample piece of aI '. their completed
work. So Won can see just how to work them and
how n win look when finished.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-10-16
WALNUT GROVE
w. B. Harwood and wife were
Tracy visitors Wednesday.

w. B. Harwood and wife were
Tracy visitors Wednesday.
Walter Norton of Tracy was in
town between trains Friday.
O. E. Bowers of st. Paul was a
business caller in town Thursday.
Harry Barnes was visiting rela-
tlves in town the first of the week.
VIM. Zelke and family are visit
ing relatives at Red Granite, Wis.
Miss Susie Karan of Rochester is
visiting her uncle, VIM. Weeks and
family.
j. w. Marvin was called to Law
renee, Mass, on account of the SER
ious illness Of his sister.
A. E. Egge of Albert Lea was
spending few days the first of the
week with his brother Henry of this
place.
We understand Henry Weeks and
Nels Truedson have bought the Wa
basso Standard and will take pos
session the first of November.
Miss Lydia Olson, who has.been
visiting at Minneapolis and other
points, returned Wednesday, and is
now working for the Walnut Grove
Mercantile Co.
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VESTA.

F. A. Grant and family spent Sun
day at Redwood Falls, guests at the
Stewart home.
David Henderickson was able to-
leave the hospital last Saturday.
Mr.. Scott, wife and daughter Mae
of Hallock arrived here last week
and will soon move onto farm one
and one-half miles south of Vesta,
belonging to their son, S. F. Scott.
Mrs. Schmachel of Wanda under
went a successful operation for gall.
stones at the Vesta hospital We'd
nesday.
A very pretty wedding occurred
at the German Lutheran church last
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock,
when Miss Emma Schueller was.
united in marriage to Fred. Gertii--
jansen Of this place of this place.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and friends went to the home of the.
brides parents, Carl Mueller and
wife, residing a short distance west
of town where reception was Civ
en-. Their many friends join i'm
extending congratulations
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CLEMENTS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Orhmand, q
boy, on the 5th inst.
Mrs. j. j. Schlekau and. Mrs. Del
Eaton attended the fair at Marshal
last Thursday.
Mrs. T. j. Arnoldy left Friday
last for her old home at Welcome,
MINI.
Mrs. w. A. Douglas of Clements
and Miss Mary Tonak of Shutdown
visited Mrs. ]. E. Bellig of Wabasso
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week.
Clements is again without a doc
tor DR.. Kusske has taken up his
residence at Sanborn. The doctor
made many friends during his short
stay with us, and his departure is
very much regretted by all.
Miss Hattie Ristow and Will Fen
nern of Willow Lake were united in
marriage on the 9th inst. s
Mrs. Jos. Epple made f1ying
trip to Springfield Thursday last.
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BELVIEW.

Miss Pearl Nearants of Redwood
Falls was in Belview market day.
A party Of young people from
Sacred Heart attended the dance
Saturday night.
Pete Altman Of Wood Lake and
his brother Tony Of Fairfax were in
town over Sunday.
Mr.. Mcmillan came up from the
cities and preached at the Congre-
tional church last Sunday.
Misses Lydia and Bertha Mack
visited with A. Leonard and family
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Adsit and daughter Mabel
of Redwood Falls spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. Schildkneeht Of Redwood Falls
was in town with line of cloaks
and furs at the Belview Mercantile
company's store last Saturday.
Herman Muetzel and sister, Mrs.
Fred. Pease, returned from the
cities last week, where they had
been to visit their brother who had
been seriously i'll but is now improv-
ing rapidly. Mrs. Muetzel and
daughter Martha remained with
him.
The weather last Saturday turned
out to be excellent for market day.
During the forenoon the people did
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SANBORN.
Leroy Shields visited Mason C

Leroy Shields visited Mason City
Friday.
Jas. R. Phillips of Minneapolis Wis
tied at VIM. Fields Friday.
Mrs. D. DAILY of Walnut Grove Wis
tied with Mrs. Stevens over Sunday.
Martin Toole and wife of James
vile are visiting with j. D. Larkin.
Miss Newell visited with Miss
Blanchfeld at Sleepy Eye over Sun
day.
Rev. Sahr moved his family into
the Nichols house the first of the
week.
Editor Cooler Of Wabasso passed
through here Saturday night for
Lamberton.
Miss Ethel Bell of Mason City
arrived here Wednesday to visit
with her parents.
w. A. Gleason and wife and Ray
Potter returned from the twin
cities Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Robt. Meek returned to
Kendall, Wis, after a months visit
with her son, Frank Kelly.
Henry Wicks Of Walnut Grove
passed through here on his way to
Wabasso Saturday.
A. Schellenberger and wife and
Chas. Sackreiter and wife visited
with Chas. Zieske's Westbrooe
over Sunday.
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WABASSO.
From The Standard

J. I. Horn spent Wednesday night
at the Mckee farm.
Mrs. Frank Hensel visited he,
parents at Seaforth Thursday OF
this week.
Mrs. C. M. ALEX left Tuesday for
a three weeks visit with her par.
ents near Morgan.
Miss Minnie Rector Of Fenimore,
Wis, came Thursday for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Paul A. Callag-
han.
A. G. Miller, D. L. Crimmins and
VIM. Lines of Redwood Falls were
Wabasso visitors the fore part OF
this week.
Miss Sarah Harris of Mankate
came in on the 1890 train Tuesday
and will spend few weeks with hel
sister, Mrs. Chas. Barnum.
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DELHI.

D. B. McCorquodale spent last
Friday in the cities.
Archie Stewart and Robert Steele.
Jr., are on the sick list.
Gilbert McDougall returned last
week from Prosser, Wash.
Work at the gravel pit ended here
last Saturday for this season.
Miss Laura Langham of Minneap-
oils is visiting with her brother.
Mrs. Jennie Giffen of Echo spent
Monday and Tuesday with friends
here.
Frank Scott of st. Paul visited
with his mother here the fore part
Of last week.
H. G.. Holt left Monday morning
for the cities to attend the agricul-
tural school.
Harold Adams returned Saturday,
after spending a week with his
grandparents.
Miss Eva Marceys of Forsythe,
Montana, is visiting with her uncle,
]. w. Marceys.
Mrs. I. A.Anderson spent Sunday
at home, leaving Sunday evening
for Clarkfeld.
Quite a number from Delhi and
vicinity attended the street fair at
Belview on Saturday.
Miss Blanch Clark of Redwood
Falls spent Saturday and Sunday at
the home of J. A. Piersol.
Mrs. Phillip Warner and children
from near Renville visited with Mrs.
Fred. Tlbbetts Thursday.
The ladies' aid society will hold
their annual supper in the town hall
Friday evening, Oct. 18th.
Miss Isabel Clark of Redwood
Falls was the guest of Miss Leila
Rogers Saturday and Sunday.
J. A. Piersol and daughter re-
turned the fore part of last week
from a three weeks visit in Iowa.
Miss Anna Stewart of st. Paul,
who was engaged as primary teach
err. arrived Saturday and began work
Monday.
Archie McCorquodale and wife
were looking after their farm at
Underwood and visiting with old
neighbors last week.
Miss Maggie Russell left last Fri
day morning for her home at Bruce.
Eastern Canada. after a ten weeks
visit with relatives here.
Rev. H. McHenry and wife drove
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over from Kerkhoven last Monday.
They were accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. l. Leslie, who made
them two weeks visit.
Bert. Butler and wife left last
Saturday for Minneapolis, where
they will spend the remainder of the
month. then journey out to Los
Angeles, CAL, where they will make
their home. Mr.. Butler was engi-
neer on the gravel train the past
week, and they made many friends
in their short stay here.
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their shopping, keeping the mer-
chants on the hop to wait on them.
In the afternoon sports of all de-
scriptions were given and interest
ing guessing and voting contests
took place. An excellent line of
farm produce was displayed at the
Odeon for which high premiums
were given. A large auction was
held in the afternoon. The day
was closed with grand ball at the
Odeon, which was we'll attended.
Kramer Bros. orchestra furnished
the music.
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NORTH REDWOOD

Mayor Hosken says, THE Lid is
On"
Peter Tradewell came up from
Minneapolis last Sunday night, for a
visit with A. G. Tradewell.
Supt. Bebermeyer and Carrie See
beck visited at the school one day
last week.
Mr.. Bishop and wife of Litchfeld
visited with the Whitaker family
last week. on their way to Ballard,
Wash.
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Miss Carrie Seeheck left Friday
last for LeSueur. where she will
teach school.
Misses Esther and Fila Lindeman
and Will Simondet spent Sunday at
F. B. Neuenburg's.
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JUROR BEING SICK
MAY DELAY TRIAL

Boise, Idaho, July 3-H. F. Messe
car, one of the jurors in the HAYWOOD
trial, was taken i'll after the ad-
fasii'plai Been complaining Tor day or two Of
cold in the head, fbut did not give
any heed to it. Today he was feeling
worse and went to bed after court
adjourned. There is nothing alarm
ing in his symptoms beyond high
temperature. and the worst that is
looked for is recess for half day.
Great care is being taken of the jur :
ors to prevent mistrial and until
this indisposition of one. their health
been excellent.
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BABE FALLS FIVE STORIES 4
AND STILL LIVES

New York, July g-Thoush only
20 months old sanaAniau sandrells
broke worlds record this afternoon.
She fell Ave stories and landed In
the arms Of Mrs. Schwartz, who did
not see her coming, escaping without
so much as scratch.
Mrs. Schwartz had just turned her
gaze skyward when the descending
youngster plunged into her arms.
She staged under the shock, clung
tightly to the youngster for mo-
ment and then sank to the sidewalk
in a faint.
Sarafinian cried hysterically for
minute and then shouted Justify for
her mother.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-03
FRENCH PACKING FIELD
ENTERED BY AMERICANS

Paris, July 3-That Chicago beef
and pork packers intend to invade
France and establish slaughter houses
ON the Chicago plan is the substance
of the belief prevailing in certain
local circles. A man closely connect
ed with business and stock raising in
France said to your correspondent yes
tertlay:
i canot tell you the source of my
information, but it is absolutely relia-
BILE and to the effect that the
Armour company of Chicago intends
to establish big plants in France. -
There is little fury in the French
trade, as the report of the American
project is taken seriously, 80 dicus-
sions on the subject have already
reached the points of how competition
will be effected and what the general
effect will be.
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''e r'e" R10xN aNp WOMAN

Chippewa Lake, Mich, July 3
A 15-pound pickerel hooked on a
trolling line. attached to small
boat, ran under the boat, doubling
the line under the keel, and upset the
craft, drowning Mrs. George Cutler
and Charles T. Chambers, both Of
Iionia.
The accident occurred some time
yesterday. The cause WAS not known
until searching parties on RATS with
graphing irons this noon brought
the fish to the surface.
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BIG DOINGS AT PENITEN.
TIARY THE FOURTH

Preparations are being made for the
observance OF Independence Day at the
Pcnitentiary and the event will be made
as far as possible pleasant one to every
convict in that institution.
The prison band will render program
Of patriotic music during the afternoon
and two entertainments will bc given in
tho chapel, one Of them by vaudeville
company from Denver for the occasion.
and the other by a troupe organized
among the convicts. No work Of any
kind will be done by the prisoners and
. special dinner will be served commem-
orative tho national birthday. II is ex.
pccted that Governor Buchtel will Sig
nalize the celebration by granting q par.
don TO soms deserving convict.
The daily tribune., 1907-07-03

NOT ICE-All stores will be open
evening Of July 3rd. J. S. Van Law,
Pres. b. NJ. A. 5-6
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM
JULY THE FOURTH

Grand parade, $50 a. m.
Line OF march-Form on Front street,
east OF Pixies Peak; Pixies Peak TO Main,
east to McCandless, north to Second
west on Second TO Maple, south TO Main
east on Main to Petroleum, disband.
l0:3O-Foot race,
1O:45-Fat Mans race.
1l00-Young Ladies' foot race.
ll:l5-Marricd Womans' foot race,
ll:30-Egg and Spoon race,
1l45-Wheelbarr race.
12:00-Burro race,
l2:3o-Base Ball game.
Horse rsces begin at 23O.
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The best soda water; pure and
wholesome at Daniels. VOtf
The daily tribune., 1907-07-03

said Hack.