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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-21
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the Foster Bros.
relatives and friends for their kind
ness and sympathy shown US in the
hour of our bereavement
MRS. \. c. MINNINGER AND FAMILY
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is announced for the Saturday mat
inee, and on Sunday afternoon the
company viii present the beautiful five
act drama entitled Her Husband
Sin" Deserted at the Altar will
conclude the engagement on Sunday
night.
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Greenfield, Ind, Nov. 21-Mrancis NJ.
Duncan has signed a statement con
Tossing that ne is responsible for the
death of James LaFouette. Sunday
night. He says he killed LaFoIette
in self defense.
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wANTED-RooMs

WANTED-Immediately by couple OF neat
habits, two or three well-heated rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished for light housekeeping;
vicinity of Congressional Library. Address
BOX 49, Times office. 1t
WANTED-Two furnished rooms for light
housekeeping: northeast preferred: terms
moderate. Address BOX 81. Times ONCE.
ocs-2t
WANTED-By young lady partly furnished
on unfurniShed room; apartment house pre-
ferred- BOX "a. Times odlca- ocs-at
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WANTED-FURNITURE.

SPOT CASH paid for furniture, carpess,
stoves. bric-a-brac, and all kinds OF house
hold goods BAUMS FURNITURE SHOP,
14th and q SITS. NV. Phone North 1sl3. se2s-tf
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.
FREE NIGHT SCHOOL.

NIGHT SCHOOL-First months tuition fres
II you clip and mail or present this notice
within the next i've days TO DRAUGHON5S
sPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE cor
ner SKI and d SITS. asking for particulars oe
this remarkable offer- II you desire quit Al
end OF month. GIVING NOTHINC- Or con-
unne at special rate-A q month sel2-saf
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BRA scH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERGS 18th and * SITS. NV.
b. KAHN. SONS & co. Sth and Market space
GREENS CAPITAL A ID V 4 II T Nc
AGENCY, las 10th 81.
W. L. McNULTY. Cigar Store. 14th and NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton g.
Nelson. Proprietcrs: corner Rhode Island
ave. lst and I SIS. NV.
ROBBERY 7. PETZOLD. The Harvard Phar-
macy. 18th and Harvard SIS. NV.
W. A. DARLING, cor. lfth and SITS. NV.
J.. FRENCH SIMPSON. Ger. 9Th ST., Rhode
Island ave-, and X 81. NV.
H. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th u and
Mass ave. NV.
CHAS c. HOHNUNG. Christiani Pharmacy.
cor. 9TH ana NJ SITS. NV.
sANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave
and North Capitol street.
+. a. NEITCH. 10Th and NJ SITS. NV.
GUIGLEN'S PHARMACY. 2lst and 9 SITS.
GILLEIT E a. CO. 18th and L SITS. NV.
. ~. WAGNER & Co. 1st and II SITS. NV.
i r. IAiLOE. cor. sth and p SITS. NV.
EUGENE X. NICHOLS. 1901 Pa. ave. NV.
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ROLLER SKATES.

UNION HARDWARE BALL BEARING
ROLLER SKATES: the finest skate made
only s275. We do skate repairing very rea-
sonable. c. T. HUNTER. LIS PENNSYLVANIA
ave. NV, Open until 8 ?. N. Se22-tt
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FORM LETTERS.

OUR FORM-LETTER work cannot be d.
tlngnished from typewTiting. Send for sam
pies aGd prices FRANCIS N. AFFORD q
CO. 400 Massachusetts ave NV. Mar so
oc4-sOt
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BURY'S PHARNACY, corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS.
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kORTHEAET

LADDoN PHARMACY. 100 Florida ave- ne
CHAS. H BLUMER. " Cap. and r SITS ne.
AcCHESNEY JOACHIM. cor I'd and sts.
\. J. DUNCAN d CO.. Druggists. Gun and x
SITS. ne.
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GEORGETOWN
+. p. WELLER Pharmacy. 1884 81. NV
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4. z. POWELL. 4th ard East Capitol SITS
O.DONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and G SITS.
n. 5. FEALY, NV. cor 18th and Pa ave.
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BROOKLAND. d. C.
ARTHUR H + LUERSsFN Drug store.
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SOUTHWEST.
'. HUGO EfsENBEISs. eth and streets
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BOOMING HOUSE. "A rooms: well located:
moderate rent always filled up. PROPRIE-
TOR. S55 Pennsylvania ave- NV, side en-
trance oc3-3t
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r. L CARNE & CO.. 7O3 King st.
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLE.

COLUMBIA motorcycle; in good condition
$50. II o St Re. Oc6-Tt
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FOR sAlE-MIscELLANEous.

FOR sALE-cheap black walnut folding
cabinet bed with slrEe French plate glass
mirror front with helr mattress: also cabinet
organ hne tone. MRS NJ J. 7. HODGE,
III "a 81. ne oc9-3t
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

q LADY 90 assist in handling crowd Of
suburban lot buyers expenses paid; liberal
commission. cOugenial work. experience uu-
Ii
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u ~ RARqArN ZOO.
SEE THESE BEFORE you BUY.

FOR sALE-2Oa.Oe0 feet OF all kinds OF lu1n-'
Der a. 20 squares Of No. 1 tin Apply
Pennsylvania freight station. 9Th and Mary
land ave sw.. OF
Phone y. rs ocS-IOt
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CASHIER-In retail dry goods store: state
previous experience. BOX s., Times office.
ocS-2t
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FOR SALE-Cheap. portable pool and billiard
table. complete. Il. In BY n. IN Call
az sl5 y -. after p. n. oc9-St
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BOOMING and boarding house; II rooms
handsomely furnished. so block. X St NV.
rent, $50. clearing $50 month; price, 500.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 81 F.
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HELP wANTED-Male End Femal.

GRADES. 81 and 50 monthly. bookkeeping
shorthand. "a collegiate. conservatory. CO
LUMBIA POPULAR COLLEGE, ~ Massa-
cluSetts ave. Oc9-3t
TAILOR and taiioress. 42s 9Th ST. NV. up
stairs. Oc9-3t
WANTED. 900 telegraph operators; learn AZ
GODS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 East
Capitol At. ami secure a position Special
rates Cor noAl thirty days seI-tf
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FoR RENr-FuRNIsaEp Rooms.

CHEAP to one on sso refined adults. excep-
tonally hne room; heat and bath si4 / 81
II
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dressmaking wanted
NINE. LOUISE DRESSLER. 1904 r ST. NV.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

,r.t yosbf5a be had become good
r.....r. Ia, Washington.
.r's, a.nl.f b. Cen Edwards.
.l,..I a. I.,..-itsa rert-aalcu In the
-....... ,..,.,, ,r tro 1fluresata. Then tho
.t-.-. v.era rrpeent.l. half hour
slipping by before the intr9l lg. .'.'
4, s,-. minis Tine Wind and the sun.
,'rf.n giI fru ann, ON tho last two
f..s If iba ,-.,9pe had tanned his
.......... and ui,t more than the normally
.l,,,rls,[t era., ana twinkle into hls
49,.
ID. ,i. ir,.i+ati.n the brcakf9stless
...'.l tl,r,,i.,. sh,rarolx Joined him ln de-
t.,,,,.,. some no tho gentlemen were
,......,,,.4 a. AIRS Taft Among those
,.'f,,, ,..I.. iis rav. to Mrs. TAM was
4.,.,,,.s.' ,,..,,..,,,r,ar man. who missed
'i go .-,t h.. MAS oonyoraiue with
t. ....,..,,,,-,. ,,-ffa rhcfr talk turned
49,, 49,. s,.',Gt..ry r.naIIv me- Iarau-
..t4.
..,...., ,,,......, ladies are usually
Non i1r.rrDsl in poIitics. Tell me. do
,,,,, tbi7E traf Nh TAFT will be- elected
g...e,'ls,t7 90
..yy.u can srarcelv venture am
oriri1n AS 10 tbat.n responded Mrs
rrsff
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stage of the Buud and thence t1 the
Grand hotel. Ga distance OF more than
half "a mile. ln spite of its numbers
The crowd preserved O. more urderr
and respectful demeanor than one .s
apt 90 see ON occasions when She
American populace couprerate. Tho
soldiers and the police had mo- pushing
or eNpostulating to DO. II "a man iuad-
vertoutly overstepped the line or was
pushed into the open. quite humn.v
DE bowed an apology 90 the constituted
authorities, typihed bv the men in uui-
forms. and squeezed back where ne
belonged
Psychological consideration Of n Jap
auese crowd is eXhilaratine. One can
not help being responsive TO tho m-
fuence of thousands Of smiling faces.
not Erinniug n mere perfeuuctory
friendliuess, or in half darisiyo FASH
ion. as some Of MS are wont 60 do when
% great man drives past especially
70 he is Of the opposite political faith.
but heaming.
Beaming is the best word that de-
scribes the expression that everywhere
fell under Mr. Tafts eve this morn .ug
as ho bowed 10 the right ana Go che
left in acknowledgment Of the ban
zais.
PEOPLE KNOW TAFT
The japanese recognized him uner-
ringIv. 8 Japanese newspaper man toll
me that the Journals Of the empire
had printed more photographs OF the
? secretary than of amy other statesman
az aU outside nation SlreWd print
crs too. when % became known that
! the secretary was 90 stop here ON his
way 90 the Philippines ran Off th0u-
sands of cards bearing his portrait.
one saw them TODAY everywhere. On
D I'd. H.H"H o.
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the welcoming party carried its point
mo further Iy the time she had swung
To- rer mornings. "a half mile from the
custom house pier, gay butletuy Meet
OF launches and sampans beset her hlBh
steel nanks. footing tar-splltuns saiu-
tauons to the secretary as DE leaned
over the rail of the promenade deck,
ybi. robust American cheers from
American throats mingled with the
shriller haubais of the Japanese lu ln
international "H0dy' to Mr. Taft.
Later on we learned fuller details of
the consequences of the march winch
the Minnesota had stolen upon the well
coming party. There had been doubt
o. 90 the hour OF the steamships ape
rfoach 90 Yokohama Wise meu Vers.d
ir thc ways Of the sen and the speed OF
ships confidently had Iruphesigd th3t
she would be- loo Friday night Far into
The watches of the uight The party held
vigil on w. terrace fronting the Grand
hotel r.. strained sclWard awaited
the strcakug of the dark sky with the
rocket from the tiny launch that had
been posted as AN advance guard miles
bcyolL the breakNatgr.
Midnight ] o'clock came. and then
the clock went O. But o'clock was
licked Un The moou-iaCod horologue in
the hotel office before hope WAS abau-
dunod and bed was sought. Besides tho
picket lnunch. men With night glasses
had been stationed ou points of land
comuandns tho pathway to the har1or
vhno telegraph with special wires
and Instruments It their elbows. were
o. lash "Alinucsotl sighted directly
into the apartments of Mr.. Wantanahe
imperial household master of Cor,mo-
Mes who headed thC representative of
the emperor
TDgSOOG BREAKFAST TO GREET
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m th. financial crisis which hit the
whole country from Sew York as 20
pivotal point men of influence spuug
u tn. nHut t1 bring method out Hf
uHrtluI chaos Hud re-csttblish Dunl-
I.ur..
Am0uF ihesr mon none hHF boon ml.t
..' sUl.aou. tllu Seth ~ Nllukou.
.una.n hy fhe Sew York Cloaring house
committee tu ho president NJ ihc More
Dnulr National hank Mr Mllkeu
De- held m hlRh regard hy Investors and
hsa already exercised Il strong calming
Influence 0u the situation. To ls ga
both natural and "a trained leader Boo
whom nuanciora ana fhc general public
nave the highest confidence,
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of Lewis
himself the OF nation
q, 10y
vruert forces whose bound to bee
of
odv political that
10
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09
HURRAH FOR POMONA.
Pomona Improvement Association
Holds Rousing Meeting
New Members.

a rousing meeting of the Pomona
improvement association was held
last evening. So large was the crowd
that it was necessary to throw the
Two school rooms together. Many
new members Joined and much en-
thusiasm was evinced over the aims
of the club-the material and social
advancement of Pomona.
Mr.. Currier. the president was kept
away by a business engagement and
o. A. Mead, vice president, presided.
The following program was given;
Recitation ..... Capt. A keene
Address, aims of the Associa-
ton" -. ..... r.. E. Turpin
Sunset song ...........T T. Watkins
Fiddlers Two
w. r. Farnham and J. T. jackson
"Our Pomona" .. -.
-. -. Association Quartette
Song with Autoharp ,.........
-. -. Mrs. Mead, Mrs. Turpin
Home Sweet Home" ...... ....
80. &C.. o.. Association Quartette
Between each number of the pro-
gram Frank Jackson's phonograph
rendered lively selections.
The next social session of the club
will be held on Washington's birth
day February % at the school house
only there will be music and national
songe, an address commemorative
of Washington and then an exper-
fence meeting, during which members
of the club will be asked to answer
the question what have you done for
Pomona since the last meeting?
The public is cordially invited TO
be present.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

f. c. Mcmillan. of Palisades. is in
town today:
+. II. shods. of Iowa City. Iowa,
is new arrival
Frank Cook of Green River Utah
is In town on short business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II, Reulk. of Delta
are spending the day in the city.
When ordering your groceries. in
clude a loaf of Star bakery bread.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Atwood. of
Mayhood. Nebraska, are new comers
to the city.
Mr.. Bert Teachort of Eckert. Colo
RADIO is in the city looking after bust
ness interests.
a full line of farm implements at
the J. A. McCulloch Implement &
Feed company.
II. S. Ross. II. NJ. sayre and o. II.
Jones. all of Casey. Iowa. were arriv-
ais last night.
All trains last night were late
No. came in this morning about
three hours behind time.
w. S. Lowe, of this city, has open
ed a hardware store and plumbing
shop at Green River. Utah.
Do you own chickens? Is so, call
at the ]. A. McCulloeh Implement &
Feed company and get some of their
poultry food.
Tomorrow night the Sergeant
Kitty" company will reach. Grand
Junction from the west. The big at
traction appears at the Park opera
house on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jackson were
outgoing passengers on the Grande
last night for Grand Junction to
Join Mr., Jackson's parents and take
up their residence.-Aspen Demo
orat.
Miss Gladys Brainerd of this cit
and Mss Edith Turner, also of this
city. and Mr.. Pyle, will give a musical
recital at Montrose. at the Congrega-
tional church in that city. a week
from tonight.
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COOP FELLowsHn REIGNED

Grand Junction Aerie F. o. f. had
an exceedingly pleasant social session
last night, Immediately following the
business convention. More than one
hundred people were present and a
large per cent OF these were invited
guests.
There was no formal program. no
special features just gathering in
which the friendly spirit. good fell
lowship and fraternity was encourag-
ed. cultivated and predominated. An
elegant lunch was served. and mild
ly favored with milk-shakes. fruit
punch. lemonade and other light and
airy liquid molstures incident to an
arid country and circumspect citi-
zenship.
Music by Aerie talent and cigars
served as interludes. Brief addresses
were made by Henry r. Rhone on
Truth and Justice and Edwin Has
kell on Liberty and Equality" 1t
Will be red letter evening in the his
tory of Aerie No. sos, and the birds
are perched on high craigs of hope.
congratulating themselves and preen-
ing their plumage In anticipation of
loftier flights In growth and use
fulness
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CHARGED WITH LARCENY.

Officer Ramsey, at the Union sta
tion arrested this morning Thomas
and John Woods, who are wanted
hy the sheriT's Office on charge of
larceny, sworn out by C. f. Thomas.
The men were placed in the city
Jail and this afternoon were turn
ed over to the Shcrif's Office on the
warrant in the possession of Sheriff
Schrader. sworn to by Thomas.
1t appears that the young men had
been hauling coal for Thomas from
lis mine in the Book Cliffs and had
sold coal and appropriated por-
tion of the proceeds thereof to thci..
own use.
They will he held on the warrant
for n preliminary hearing next week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

For hay. grain OF -eec see the ].
a. McCulloch Implement and Feed
company.
For the ninth time in less than
three years change has been made
in the local editorship of the other
paper. T. ]. Brown. who has had
charge of the papers linotype ma
chine. now takes up the local work
l. E. Luken. of Findlay. Ohio. is the
new linotype operator.
DR.. Newell Dwight Hills arrived
In the city at noon from Denver and
will be heard tonight at the Congre-
gational church in one of his great
lectures. 1t is said that efforts are
being made to get DR.. Hills to
remain over Sunday in the city and
occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional church but it is very probable
that he will so west tonight.
One oft he most attractive sights on
the streets of any city is a swell
turnout in the form of a fine appear
ing horse or team and a nice buggy
and harness. The J. A. McCulooh
Implement and Feed company can
furnish you with the nice buggy and
harness. They have most COM
plete line of the famous Racine bug
gies aud large line of harness.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09
MRS. RICHARDSON MARRIED

The many friends of Mrs. Ada
Richardson. we'll known resident
of this city. will be surprised to learn
that today she was united in mar
riage, at Ogden. Utah. to Harry O.
Barnes, also of this city.
Mr.. Barnes and Mrs Richardson
left for Ogden this morning on train
No. 8 and the ceremony was perform
ed this afternoon some time.
The couple will return in a few
days to this city and here make their
home.
Mrs. Richarson is handsome
woman and has resided in Grand
Junction for number of years. She
has a wide acquaintaneeship and is
highly respected.
The groom is a well known paint
er and he too has many friends.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09
SAM PLI N ERs
Who do as they advertise

Subscribe to The Daily sentlra
When you give the morning a
to the grocery man. tell him to
you the Star Bakery bread n
all groceries handle it.
Rev. T. NJ. Conway, Of ST Jzt|
church. arrived home YESTERDAY 3
a flying trip to Cheyenne, vhss
went to perform the marrlla
ice of his youngest sister
Now is the time of yea TO k
to think about seed graE "A
wish good. fresh seed call bn d
A. McCulloch Implement ard
company.
f. Dick Fletcher, formerly en-
ed as stenographer by the
Junction Smelling company, tsi
ly located at Colorado SDh1a
spending a few days with fFeaa
the city. He will leave shorig
Goldield.
Night before last the sentins
nounced exclusively the hlsta7
the interesting and senatlolsl
ing case which has been pn7
before Judge Sullivan for two q
yesterday the other paper reaa
what the Sentinel had given il'
before, while yesterday the 81
ell gave the very latest develop.
in the trial. The Sentinel give
portant reports of local trials al
es not attempt to either coH'n
defend the defendant as the
paper has habit of doing az
demonstrated by its effort yess
to show that there was only o'
to the case. that Of the hli
Every night for several nights
persisted in publishing exc
items that have appeared the
before in the Sentinel. this Hi
ing only one of the numeO'
stances.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

Call at the Star Bakery for your
cakes. pies, cookies, breads, etc.
The Rebekahs met in regular ses-
sion last night at Odd Fellows hall
and after routine business enjoyed
few pleasant hours getting acquaint
ed with each other. The most of
them played cards while candy maker
Charlie Nc Cary and his able corps of
assistants went to the banquet room
and prepared popcorn and taffey. II
anyone present did not have a jolly
time 1t was surely their own fault.
Superintendent Burton of the Ind
ian school. has just returned from his
extended trip to New Mexico. He
brought back with him nine Indian
pupils and he stated to the Sentinel
that he was five days coming from
the home of the children in New Mexi
co to this city, two days and a half
were spent in a wagon trip and two
days and a half were spent on the
train. Superintendent Burton visit
ed several points in the territory.
He was away from the schools several
weeks.
A report from Grand functions
growing little neighbor, Green River,
Utah, states that the Green River city
council on Thursday night granted
Merritt & Cook an electric franchise
for the purpose of running a street
car line from the depot to the dam
in the river, a distance of about seven
miles, also for the purpose of furn-
ishing lights for the city The way
the city has been building the last
year there is every indication that
the city will be solid mass of build
ings from the depot to the dam with
In the next eighteen months. for fam
lilies are moving in here every day
from all parts buying small tracts of
land and making homes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09
!. = J. :. \ + + \ - + 4 + !.
THE WEATHER.


:. The maximum temperature !.
- yesterday was "a degrees. The =
!. minimum this morning was 26 \
!. degrees. Generally fair to- =
: night and Sunday is the fore !.
,. cast for Western Colorado. !.
;. ). :. = :. \ = X X i. i. !. + !.
Valentines at the C. V. Store
d. T. Stone. cashier of the Union
Trust and Banking company left last
night for Denver on a short business
trip.
John D. Reeder of Palisade, man
ager of the Hugus and company mer-
camille store is in the city today.
There will be an extra session of
the Woman's club at the home of Mrs.
Walter Goslen, Tuesday, February
18th. An interesting program is pre-
pared. Competition, Cooperation
an Cooperative Housekeeping are
the subjects for the afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

WANTED-Three spans of good null
es. Must weigh 1.2OO and be good
color bone and quality, 5 or G
years of age. VIII be at blue
front barn Tuesday, Feb. 10. Pal
isade Fruit & Land Co. by d. D.
Porter, manager.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR sALE-Modern house, thorou-
ghly screened, 5 large rooms and
bath, gas. electricity. barn, lawn
trees, cement walks: fine location,
Save commissions. must sell. Room
40 Canon Block.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

LoST-A sorrel saddle horse, saddle
and bride. Weight of horse about
1000 pounds. white spot in fore
head branded ID. H." on left hin
Finder please return to j. w. os-
born's store.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
close to railroad and business. Ev-
erything new. Apply 403 South.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR SALE-We have 20 acres of or
chard, on Orchard Mesa. full bear
ing, house lawn and cistern. Grand
Valley Real Estate & Loan Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR sALE-Thoroughbred Mlnorca
hens and roosters. Also work
horses. Phone Black 1747.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

WANTED-Good horse, about 400
must be sound, young and we'll
broken, Call on E. B. Lutes, 23O
Grande avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR EXCHANGE acres miles
from town for town property. The
Iowa and Neb. Inv. Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

TO TRADES Suburban acres i'm
proved for good residence property
Yelton, 322 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR SALE-Sitting of eggs from
Rhode Island Red. white Wyandot-
tes and blue Andelusian. Yelton.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

WANTED-Second hand cookstoves
and all kinds of second hand fur
niture at the o. X. Second hand
store. 615 Colorado, Phone 2241
Black.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR RENT-one comfortably fur
nshed room with bath adjoining at
430 Grand Ave.
The daily sentinel., 1907-02-09

FOR RENT room furnished
house. Apply at room 4S Canon
Block.