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The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-06-06

Andy Ricketts,, the Fort Pierre
butcher, was in town Monday.
Mrs. Wilburn and her daughters
Katie and Laura were among Mon
days arrivals.
For sale. Full blood English
greyhound puppies two months
old. O. r. Hess, at the Mint
saloon, Philip, S. d.
c.. w. West, of the West Land
Company, is here this week super
intending the erection of an Office
building on Pine street.
For sale. Bay horse, weight 13
hundred lbs., also a buggy and
single harness. j. j. Funk, Old
trail. Sec. 1o-3n-21 ola
There will be no Sunday school
next Sunday as has been previous
| ly announced. The school will,
however, meet the following Sun
day.
Hoffman's restaurant has in-
creased its business to such an ex-
tent that night force has been
put on in order to handle the
growing trade.
| / have ordered by express q
stock of hats and trimmings anc
will be prepared to furnish latest
styles trimmed to order. Mrs. E.
If. Walden, Milliner and Dress
maker, Bank of Philip building
! e. M. Larson, who has recently
established himself il the genera
merchandise business at this place
was married to Miss Ethel Peter
son Of Sioux City, Iowa, at thu
Luthern church in Pierre May 80
1 Mr. Larson brought his bride t
our town and they have already
established their home among us
| The News joins with host o
other friends in extending bes
wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Larson.
! DR.. "a. A. Hineman Of Belvi
dere arrived in town this morning
We understand that DR.. Hinemal
coDtemplates making Philip hi
permanent location. This certain
lily ought to be a first rate Location
for a doctor. The citizens of til
town itself are about as health.
ard robust lo. Of individuals q
one usually finds, but even the,
get sick occasionally, and beside
the surrounding territory woul
mo doubt furnish considerabl
work for a doctor.
LOST. "A Menia saddle nea
!. Meeher's ranch in the Bad rive
food Of Sunday, May 26. Weigh
40 pounds. Finder please leav
saddle at this office Or bring us II
q formation leading to- the recover
Iof the same and receive reward. 4
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-06-06

A. p. Nichols came in from Des
Moines today.
j. A. Garner and wife are in
town today from Recluse.
Miss Flossie Cole came up from
Pierre yesterday afternoon.
Charles and Tony Notch of Top
bar are trading in town today.
o. P. Joslin went to Fort Pierre
on business trip Wednesday.
S. X. Siddens of Smith is in
town today on his way to Huron.
DIR. Wheat who resides six miles
northwest of here, was in town
yesterday.
Mesdames j. J. Funk and Mar
vim e. Young were here from Old
trail yesterday.
Miss Fleege came in Tuesday
from her claim in Pennington
county for few days.
George A. Woodard, Peter S.
Hornseth and L. S. Kitchen Of
Smith were in town today.
Ninety-five lots have thus fai
been sold in the town of PhiliD
Not such a bad showing that.
w. Fl. Frost, one of the mem
bers Of the Philip Hardware Co,
came up from Fort Pierre yester
day.
/ Miss Erickson, who has beer
visiting relatives here, returned
yesterday to her home at Spring
field.
Leila Z. Smith, Fannie Davis
and Zula Smith came in Wednes
day from Huron. They have home
steads northwest Of town.
A. E. Rommel, engineer q
Camp No. I, left Monday fo
Winona, Minn., to assume his ne,
duties with the Northwestern.
4, William Borst left for Pierre
He returned today accompanie
lby his family who will spend q fey
months at the ranch on Ash creek
John N. Robinson went to Pierr
the FIRST 81 the week to oaassr proc
on his homestead. Merton !
Il Leach accompanied him as 9 vii
ness.
R M. Mathieson, +. B. Morr'
! son ind G. Rousseau werc anon
; thoss who went to Fort Pierr
Monday afternoon on the Dir
passenger train leaving town.
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Court News

Justice Wyckoff's court has been
grinding again this week. The
two cases Of Tillie Kinney against
Michael CAREY were consolidated
and heard as one case by a jury
Saturday afternoon. The action
resulted in a verdict for thirty-
seven dollers in favor Of the plain
tiff. The attachment proceedings
in these cases were dissolved, the
plaintiff paying the costs.
The case Of Peshek against Jones
came up for hearing Tuesday but
was continued until Saturday
June 8.
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LOCAL NEWS

A fine shower it is!
The Philip ball team will play
Midland Saturday.
Mrs. Hannah Peck left for Fort
Pierre today on business.
John Dunlevy returned Tuesday
from brief visit in Mitchell.
Turnip, rutabaga and magnet
Wurzel seeds in bulk at Linn's.
r. M. Williams came in from
Sioux Falls Tuesday afternoon.
Linn and Glow are graveIing
the walk on Pine street from Cen
ter avenue west.
r. H. Arnold has received word
that Mrs. Arnold mother died re-
Gently at Wyoming, Iowa.
4 Kenneth Mathieson was among
The number who came in on the
FIRST train to arrive in town.
Chuck" Hall and wife returned
from Fort Pierre yesterday.
/ j. Z. Taggert will move his
livery barn to the town site to-
morrow.
Louis Sundit, X. T. Knutson,
hnd Andrew loft were in from
Elbon today.
V Arthur Jog, representative oi
The Aberdeen Candy Company, is
In town today.
Mrs. George w. Paddock has
returned to Philip after Q fen
days visit out of town.
@. M. Igleheart and N. w,
Hoodell came in from White Viii,
low creek this morning.
The Fort Pierre base ball team
rot theirs at Pierre Sunday scor
Is to 1 in favor Of the Capita
lily team.
/ AT last summer i here and th'
screen door and awning nian wear
smile that like q saints hal,
won't come of.
r.. w. Warner Of the Warne
land Company, arrived in on
koWn one day last week accompa
hied by bis wife.
The pupils 81 the Philip schoc
me IA entertainment Frida,,
iternoon. II was . success j
Church II the local repre-
81 q The Chicago Taylor
i ma hss recently file
- ~ IN IN II ~ fFSnfsAk
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1907-06-06
Midland Stock Company

The Loyal Friend was presented
by the Midland Stock Company
Saturday night in thu Quigg Hall.
The audience, though not large,
was appreciative and all are hearty
ID their corlmendateon Of the play.
The players had held the boards,
previous to their one night stand
here, at Grindstone and we are
reliably informed that their efforts
at that place met with unqualified
approval and success. We hope
tie company will return To otif
town ST ) f1tu15 st
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M. G. Higbee is in from Ckpa.

lM. ~. I1lkUC0 ~ III AAO1A I.
M. G. Higbee's cement block
machine arrived today and il "a
the ground and Sylvan :Baye viii
begin tomorrow q, make blocks,
A carload Of cement Will arriye a
. few days. 5E,
Bruno issin town today. 40 i1S
forms us that the s Swede On
Yimt0Wnn will not be pre
here Saturday III ht - st &
another pare of THU pnpers IN
tte Minstrels xiil ple =
Monday nieht
or want ~ III - q &
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-02-22

salary Ioft comp pensat ton sfal /. BE- le-
igulatcd for be made dependent supoil
tho amount Of sales. Said dispenser
shall give bond in the sum sof 81, 900
in the form prescribed BY section 5s4,
volume |, code Of laws, 19O2 !; Provid-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
ARRESTED AFTER
FUTILE FLIGHT

a man giving his name 90 Rec
Larson was arrested. after a chase
Of several blocks by patrolman Dol
phln today. and will probably be-
charged with burglary According
10 the police. the man was caught
ia the act OF robblng the room Of
w. A Hensrt, az 720 10 Third av.
Mrs y. Rodgers. while IN the room
next % Dr. Renerts. heard the
man moving about and entered
the room The man ran. pursued
by the officer. who saw him begin
bis flight and took after him Lar
son submitted 20 arrest at Third
ay. and Cherry 80 and was taken
10 the police station.
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LICENSED TO WE'D

1886 VIM =. Murphy 90, Van.
couvcr. Vs. O. and liolen J.. Boogc,
20, Vancouver.
1s437 Christopher y 9hirk. 80.
Tacoma. and Gala Corbett, 20, To.
pcka Kan.
lsias Irving swootaor. legal
age, Seattle, aud Clara NJ. Grit
filth, legal age, Milwaukee
tstag Robert O. Thompson. ~.
aud Goldlo v Sow. 2s. Seattle
J. 1870 Tomei,shi Ynmamc'o 30
lparkland. wash and Auo 30. 20.
Japan
iSt4i Lawrence g schwartz.
- New York. and Eatoile Gold
Ihmith. 40. Seattle
Is442 John T. Deanlnn. CO..
Sedro Wooloy. and 1tebecca MALLS.
OF. Fort James. Cal
tsii3 David Dick. 80. and Don
Dick. &c. Seattle
iSfti May T. Hannah. 81. Ham
llton. Wash. aud Minnie sanoccrB.
.27. West Sgttle
1896 Horace A. Cemery, 46.
and Miriam wickoraham. 8s. Seat
tie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
SAY VENUS WAS REMOVFh
TO Defeat SCHMlTz

That politics has entered into
the steamer service between Seat
ne aud Alki Point, ~ The charge
made by residents Of that suburb
n ~ claimed that the decision 10
remove the Venus from the Alkl
run ~ a political job intended 10 do.
feat Ferdinand 8chmltz. the eandi
date for councilman from AiM
Tho Venus will be- taken Off the
run tomorrow morning ~ O'Clock
fast before the opening ~ The polls
Tor the primary election.
On Monday. u ia claimed, q new
boat viii be- placed ON the run by
the same company 20 take the
place Of the Venus Those who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

charge that the moe.
simply a political Job eIsln 4
Camano, OF Everett. bse '- as "
been chartered 70 take M , alIssfl
the Venus aa soon az Nv piees 4
election ~ over. $ bfimsy
Tho claim % made tbs.
ave Z, ,.s.. hlocir'c company d ass.,
. hYriiz because Il Il .n,gahllsg
election would result N &C. ~
,"hen 70 iofce the extension !. e
Luna Pack line 10 Ami u
q ~ Mcmahon h T.
TUNE ,n'' assured of ns y -
lion ~ McHahon Il ~ a'i'llsa
can'aaie on the citizens ~ eat
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BIRTH RECORD.

nirth we're registered today as
follows:
atratton To wife % 8 STRAIT
ton. Youngstown. Sept 10. a son.
Steel To wife Of A. Steel. 1928
Aurora ay., Sept ~. daughter
Lewis TO wife Of W. q Lewis.
Minor hospital. Sept 8. a daughter
Cox 10 wife Of y O. Cox. 22t3h
First av. Sept 10. a son.
Manude To wife Of r. Masude.
40 Seventh av. g.. Sept rs. n
daughter
ramplo-T wife Of q. q TEN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
COMMEND
STAR

The following resolution was
passed by the Federal Labor Conn-
ell today:
Resolver. That We commend The
Seattle Star FOR rs fearless stand
taken against the death.Geallng
devices. commonly known aa fen
derH. carried on the cars Of The
Seattle Electric company
We deplore the fact that the city
council did not sec ~ 20 act on
the recommendation ~ Mayor
Moore that the equipment and
operating system Of the Seattle
Electric company be Investigated
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MIRO eAReisrAu olrs

Mrs Mary Harblpeau.
who ~ho cam" 10 Seattle IL W. ~ !.
today She Is The me, ,a -
OF J y MCGEE. city gasl,.ils
speeior ana besides Mrs. ~. :
~ ~. survived BY a brother 4 I ~.
The funeral services Nh re
SUNDAY s.. az 2. 20 from tie cb 4 sss I
Our Lady u Good Hel, Al'st q
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pie, 1911 Howell ", Sept -. q
son q q
KottonrlnR 10 wife of l.. n
Reforming, 1901 East 7tbt, Sept
~. O aos,
Tracy gro Wife Of l.. Trsoy.
South Seattle, Sept 10. son.
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Stock Advances

Superior Coal A. Improvement
Co. stock advances 10 COO per
share cash. G5c per share on tie
installment plan. al . o'clock to
night $50
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today ~
follows. ri
Tai Infant. sept Is. $685. Maia
81
OtoHhi II Otoshi, 81. Sept ~
200 Fourth aV y,
Mcdonald A. Mcdonald iG.
Sept rs. i01 iGth av N.
nclchcr r. o. bolcher, J. Sept
rs, t2G Howard ~
Blakouure G. Hlakemore. 10.
Sept 10. 1906 tith nv &.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
AK GOES NORTH.

Pacific Coast Steamship com.
panys steamship Ali IL scheduled
10 sail tonight for SkaKway and
way ports. She carries a fun car
20 Of explosives and viii take no
naarnnFeFr
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HUTCHINSON sf5 SUITS.

We have one department dcYoi
"a almost entirely 70 mems fifteen
dollar suits wurEteds. twcedE.
cheyiots. serges aud plain blacks
ia all sizes
w. b HUTCHINSON co.
Corner Second aud Union
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CITY ZEAL ESTATE.

frECtAL TODAY acre tract close ~
only iAa0. on terms % % per month. alse
i've lots lake Washington water front ~
each ON terms s. mouth also tho flyheat
tiackrtt lana on earth Al valley City.
cheap ora trrmHi nino my Green Lake man
sion home. VIII trade Tor kinE counts
rtuch Come see Hlilmnn'a Halrsmpn 10
aay ia Times block we are the owntFs
Ia
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apokAMn sAlLe aUNpAY.

Steamship spokane viii sail Sun.
day for San Francisco She viii
carry fan capacity Ia both freight
and paanenRpra
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NHHNF-
70 The star-MayA iesei Ina
Iiss The star wiNhaii and cell
leet the tnL aud viii send 90
yea tho answers 20 yeur al
wien addressed 'are The star"
o RATES Foa CA sA4FtEn
ADVERTISEMENTS. lustR
Wanted. Lest aad Fouad. Fsr
Rect, Yes sale. etcl one ceni
" ord.
SITUATIONS WANTED ans,
~ NERDS Three ttmss Ger -
0enta.
seven words or fractions OF
words 90 the line, cash Ia adj
VANCE when charged to &C.
&C at ACTIN number % lines as
set Will n counted Minimum
I pm fSg an As s,S cents -
Mullen sat ballard Az. ORR
Ssty Han
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LoApa roR Wei ooAsT.

Tho Norwegian steamship Chris
tian norn. shifted 20 Tacoma this
mornins at 6 o'clock She ~ load
ing az various sound ports for The
West Coast
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Tho British steamship Teucer is
Ia port and viii remain on the
sound for several days. She IL 70
load general cargo for the or.
auH
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GREEN LAKE.


new truom hnusoi Zoe t0Nieo4 cor.
nv ono half hlock Go car; Food view
si,aee tt0e enah, 500 per month
Sew 2.roam house, Doe SD t-axa6t fine
View clt} watcri }aoo. sloo cash. $40 "A
Phone North asi Residence SIC eist
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JUST WHAT You HAVE DEEM
r0ukfNg Fuu ThiftF mfnafes fias
from ritf Tee winaiea uaik frum faf
taa acres coed iand easily cleared ffRe
here's whrfs Fnu can UfH fu the NNNntFf
ara Yaf - tlnHu anHuah ta w4fA 4A
fnmn
mnnENr MAETHV
aHENrHtt Ainhsa NidE aatHs4t
We have several rafsfea ehn Hsnt
HHulrs in seattle ana eaa paF Past cash
Sens tut HHnHr uuHt apply
gtfE CuRW Et.N WEAt.fN A fNNE#Fs
MNNr cuMVAAN
tlt<e rHetnf NiaeA
Fhansa MalH 1893 led o. tfft 1t
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vr...,,, 49, . NNv NO
hil Doe 6oxfa0 Price SIS 500 rsrma
owner loHFiuE u.u rhunc queen Anne
4NN. aefa.au
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WEST SEATTLE.

KiNGsmRN lcirhla addition to west
Seattle f-aoro trActH shno. easy terms
Neo. d kinEstnry at1.ta American nank
bldg Both uhnnua sal --fNs aosIe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20
BLACK LOAN
5-ACRE TRACTS

aar eafs ran hss level fiah sslf
nsar ahaft htfhff Improved district
TERM ste urr acre &C. rash 81 nsa
Essst esfaraiaa sors b. s8HfsF eau
az affite ~ phans faf anpa atnvnt ta SO
WA C Mt.AcE a Cn.
ssa y niess Malls s1za
81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

EF YOU WISH no SPILL YgUH
WHY NOr sEE run rs
WHO HAVE SOLD fff PIECES or
PROPERTY ~ 90 DAYS WE HAVE
HA FTEHN CrHTOMEHa WAITING FOH
HOMES
INTERNATIONAL HoNp q REALTY
co.
1909 American Bank bids, Ind f0fa
1890
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ONLY $3.50 CASH
Buys comfortable home near CAPITOL
itLLl lnt high ana slightly rooms,
basement. bath electric Hghi and gas
Balance NLatNi Nhitf EASY TERMS.
Phone OWNER Main faf3l n-f1tA
ai9s9f
1900 cnsh. balance Gao per month for
r. now modern g room cottage. CLOSE 10
car. Phone ballard 900.
Mast naH NOW. rfnn hSuHe city
water electric light. cement walk close
t1 car. $500 cash. balance easy Phone
ballard 900. 1870
SEVERAL NEW H0UHnB
t0 z rooms $500 f0 $500 GOSH Bat
aunn LESS than rent See ua 90 once. AZ
ihlH hlud If bargains does Not Tact long
fNrSNNA ffUNAL uONp q REALTY
co
1909 American eonk nideo sud t0fs
s-t4a2a
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GOOD SIX ROOM
HOUSE

-Four intH good orchard and rood out
buildings ufico f1t0f Terms are haif
cash Take Ballard ear 60 aloop eel
1907 Iuuf a. ~iE-Go
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Chicken Ranch

o. offs-fas acre farm tH rallies ffam
derat and fahH Warrington brat tsHas
tue an rnaa between Seattle an8 Efef
aN acrHe CLEARED. Htfea FLASHED fsae
HuFth " Kaad timber 1feosn house aHd
aufhufidinEa Z cpe. I calf % chickens.
fesms.
LONELINESS q wnuMAmN
tsE Arcade uiaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

VIEW LOTS NEAR UNIVERSITY
All in lawn Prices ttfG 90 at0o 20
pcr cent cash ana atb Dor month on
TWO nud near TWO ear lines ana new
unc NOW building viii paHs through tho
entire addition 49,
fNTEUN ATlONAL HUNn q NEAI.fftH
co
1909 American Bans uldr Iua feN
--t1-f ~
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CITY REAl ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-20

CHOICE WATERFRONT TRACT
Contains three acres and ia CLOSE Co.
cor. school stores. paftnffIro. utc VIII
pay Won 70 look at this aH the price Or
only $500 ON my reasonable terms
WEST q WHEELER
zoe C0lman Block
Nnr eatr.aA f.ruom house. SIZES. "a 81
Per month ground rent 1901 10Th av
South aiT.at
fou SALE COTTAGE New Groom
house. bath. fine View Terms See own
or. t0ia Fourth aN ~ q IA
BALLARD DISTRICT.
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A Ten-Acre Ranch

MEAN KENT 40 acros good bench
land honnN Hfnau orchard. Cyl 900
ROBERT WALrHT.
1i0-1f0-gsi Alaska Bldg -te-gI
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a-sas=4a-.---a-s--s=-a.aea-s -H-a-=H-s-aHss--a--
HoUHus Diseases John Dunlap,
Suite CIT Eiioi Hidz 1901 Second av
III Dalton. fs6 Arcade. Skin and sen
notafinaIy dlaaasta
ZEAL ESTATE DEALERS.
ApCIPH HEHnEqs gis New Yart M.
6. D HfLLHAN. T. q Times nlds.
THEu 9 sANpEH. INc. HSaa a. 10.
TRACE Casnaun nik
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Unite
spartn
the J
uaga
suppl
men |
work
The
scared
orders '
cargo
no OK |
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I HII-NTEW fIHIIWTH
place 90 live whefa living a. life Ttn
ia1 foot tracts uu crest 20 heaufffui Mufs
Ger island. price, dies cheap. from tate
70 fita each easiest kiud n terms f4s
cash. balance $50 per month. uuaHe niisf
view 81 take WnahtnEtnnl mountains
ana ritFi take launch idlemtid from
Lsnrhi hanihouna every even hour Sat
urday affafuoun and an day SUNDAY
come and see this addition. whether fou
NlHh io bay ar not and take delightful
irlp on the lake The property uiii be
shown ans dhY iu che week b. appoint.
ment at She office
% NEWELL
$50 Main Fl Seattle
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5000 Ss a 1 $s s; @ @s gs; 's;
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r1r Sale. 600 pn proposed car line
90 loig and five hoEaea part Jaw Hone
lNlf etih at Green Lake Frank
NirRu --i8-2orFa
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
HE END SEAT HOG
FOUND IN CHURCHES
MOI only are They Found in Denver,
but 1t is Rumored There are
Some in Grand Junction

Below is given an interesting art
lcle communicated to the Denver
Post by some one who evidently had
the pleasure of running onto the so
called 'End-Seat Hogs" 1t is
rumored that there are some species
OF the tribe in Grand Junction, said
to have been encountered by some
OF the church ushers. Here's what
this fellow says:
To the Denver Post:
In the large Eastern cities there is
a class who ride on the cars and are
known as "end seat hogs
The writer finds these same ami
mails in the churches of Denver.
Last Sunday in one of the largest
churches here | saw not less than five
of these end seat hogs in the neigh
borhood where l was sitting. 1 am
almost certain that but in a single
instance these hogs were not the
renters or owners of the seats, but
outsiders like myself.
There these creatures sat, and
those coming later had to climb over
the hoofs and legs of these hogs, dis
turbing every one who had to watch
the performance and making some
of us wrathy enough to swear, OF
come so near to 1t that we were sure
we were not wholly sanctified in the
flesh.
Now a word to the strangers who
drop into the churches of Denver:
For decency's sake, when you are
shown a seat go to the farther end
and take as little space as your width
will permit.
A word to pew owners: If you
are not a pig just show the stranger
that you are glyad you are hoheret
by dividing your seat with him ant
make him feel that 1t is Gods house
and not yours, and make worship as
sweet as you can for him, and am
sure you will have blessing your
self.
Another word to the editors OF
the little sheets that are in use In
most Denver churches: Please keel
a standing line in a conspicuous spo'
asking all who are shown seats tc
be kind enough to those coming later
may not be obliged to disturb them
or themselves.
To the end seat hogs: Get your
selves a pen and fasten yourselves
in till you are driven into the sea
by the devil, as we're your forefather'
two thousand years ago. Yours yer!
truly.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
ALWAYS Wn hCk

When a man says he aiways was
sick troubled with cough that last
ed all winter-what would you
think If he should say-hs never was
sick since aseing Ballard Horsnouhd
syrup. Such a man exists.
Mr.. ]. C. Clark. Denver, Coio,,
writes: "For years was troubled
with a severe cough that would iast
all winter. This cough LETT me IN
a miserable condition. l tried BAL
lard's Horehound Syrup and nave hot
had a sick day since. Inat
what 1t did for me-" Sold by u u
Smithe & Co. r+ -r-r I.f
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Don't you want to take a drive
through the country on one of these
fine November days in the Grand val
ley? II SO call on Barton a Terrell,
corner of Fifth and Colorado. First
class livery and transfer barn. Good
service. reasonable prices and court
eous treatment.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Harry Hiatt sells everything ior
rsnrtation for itsolf already In the
the horse-harness that has made :
VALLEY. That new harness that you
wsro going to purchase san be bought
ohaapor at Hlatt's than elsewhere.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20
BARGAINS

No. $3.50 acres on Orchard
mesa to trade for city property Al
$4,000.
No. 212.-20 acres OF good land
under Grand Valley canal. s1,050
No. SS7.-10 acres of raw land,
miles east of Grand Junction. WI
trade for city property. $1,000.
No. 567.-10 acres of sage brusi
land, miles from Grand Junction
VIII trade for city property or sci
for small cash payment and balance
In monthly installments. This Is
hard to beat. $1,000.
We have some good modern hous.
es for sale on the installment plan
We write fire insurance in strong old
line companies. We want to list
anything you have to sell or trade
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

Persons wanting oemsni oiock
concrete sidewalks viii anvs
by seeing II. A. Poker. Manager
the Colorado Concrete and cement
block company. You can phone him
at Red 378.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

We make a specially ot DlNi.NS Hs
ROOM and OFFICE furnlturo. ooo-
GROVE and STOUGH, furniture hneh'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

II YOU are looking Tor something
warm tasty and up to the hour In
Ian robes for your carriage this win
ter. call at Harry HiAtts. r E
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-20

The Front Rank furnace SOLO oy
j. II. Lane. 127 South Firth stree''
is the highest type OF furDace con
struction and always gives sso"iae'
ton. ,.....H t...af .4s5rr-