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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

Vsefnl la Train Ocspatchlng--Con-
nections Quickly Made.

Iscfnl la Train Dcspatchlng--Con-
nections Quickly Made.
There are three methods followed
In the application 90 the telephone
TO electric railway dcspatching: (I)
FIXED telephone suh-atations in
booths placed az suitable points along
The line, CD Jack boxes ~ poles TO
which portable telephones carried In
the cars may be hung and connected
for temporary use. ga Portable
telephone sets hung upon the front
~ the car, the vestlhulo platform Of
which serves as a booth. and attach
monl made hy flexible wires 10 Jacks
al numerous poles along the line.
ON some railway lines, says Tech
meal Literature, the method 90 con-
meeting a telephone on the car with
the Tine h not by means OF Jack
Al The side Of one Of the poles. but
hS Ions slender rod carryingthe
wirce, which may be hooked upon
The main lines az any place.
The telephones used on electric
railroad ssstems must give uans-
mission which II clear and loud aud
must be 1T types not liable 10 be
placed out ~ service by the Jar 90
continuous transportation on car.
Application Of the telephone 10
train acspalching on electric rail-
WAYS has resulted IN 4 marked cco-
nomy 81 both plant and operation, in
that The ability 81 the superlntcnd-
enl t. bc Informed a. TO the position
og The various carr and to communl-
oatc With their operators gives
afoator service efficiency TO the road.
The telephone II OF great service in
severe snowttorms by reason OF the
facility which Il AFFORDS for Informal
ton 10 be given the train dispatcher
a. ia the condition OF the road In
uases ct mlshap the telephone affords
mvNns tor the quick clearance 81 the
track hv tho facilities OF obtaining
wrccklnE ears or repair hands In
cascs 81 accident not only can medical
hcln be summoned for the injured
but means can be taken 20 procure
information relative 10 details of the
occurrence which may be Of Frcat
importance IN ascertainlng the la
hllltN ~ the company.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

An Austrian military organ draws
attention % enc OF the minor details
cl Japanese muakclry practice during
lhc late WAT which seems 70 have cs-
palea notice IN Europe In Europcaa
Nfmles The question Of rife resi- Tor
lene range arms has led to many
meenlous contrlvanccs FOR deyislng
lripoa Arrangements, The Jap
Aneee War Department solved he
alNeNllN IN much simpler but
equally eacellNe way. They just
provided TIE soldier with bar u
stow, cotton eight inches wide and
- saoAcs long which he could carry
h M cartridge case on the march.
ana cn reaching the nghting line
could la a minute stun with earth or
sioats The deNlce save amazing
ea.lelance Ia accuracy 81 rife fire
Wv Orleans pieAyune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

his Patience and Some Of His Other
Peculiar Traits.

ArrNuttHF hEAtt~s
This is the coyote. Co-yo-tay. With
All the syllables. 70 the Mexican Who
named him. kote' merely 10 the
American wandefcr who has como
and gono 40 often that he regards
himself . resident stockman and far
mrf.
Il h. this little beasts triangular
vlsaxe. bis sharp nose fitted for the
easy investigation OF other peoples
analrs his obliQuo green eyes with
their aQulnt Of cowardicc and perpct-
ual hunger, SAYS the outing Maya
ainc that should have a place IN
tho adofnmcnt Of cscutcheons. ID is
notorious ihst the Yicissitudcs OF his
bclis never bring him The fate upon
Nhosc verge he always lives and that
nothing but strychnine. and not al
Ways that. VIII bring an end 10 his
lorlorn career
A. his gray back moves slowly
along above the reeds aud coarse
grass and he turns hts head 10 look
81 you, he knows az once whether
o. not sou have with you q gun aud
you cannot know how he knows.
o~e satisfied that you are unarmed.
he VIII remain near In spite OF any
vocal rcmonstranccs, aud by and by
MAJ proceed 10 Interview you In a
was that for unobtrualtcncss might
be taken a. model OF the art.
Lie down on the thick brown ear
pei of the wilderness and be still for
twenty minutes, aud watching him
from me corner Of your eye. you viii
see that he has hcen Joined By others
81 his hretheren hitherto unseen. lie
seems 70 be- curious to know. first,
V You are dead, aud. second. II by
any chance aud he lives upon
chances there is anything else In
your ncighhorhood that he might
nnd catablc.
II YOU pass on with Indifference,
which IN the usual way. be will sit
himself down upon his tail on the
nearest knoll and Toll her red tongue
aud leer &C Yea as one with whom
hc IN half inclined TO claim acquain-
tauce lie looks and acts then so
much like a gray dog that one Is
inclined to whistle to him. Make
any hostile demonstration and he
Will move a little further and sit
down again
II by any means you manage to
ofiend him deeply nc this junctura
the chances are that he and his COM
radcs may retire stlll further and
then bark ceaselessly until they
have hooled YOU out OF the neigh
borhood. That night he and somo
OF his companions may come and
steal the straps from your saddle,
tho meat from the frying psn-and
politely clean the pan-and even tho
boots beside your lowly bed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

There are men who arc old before
tlty are 40. There are men at ~ who
err Nnl "a mll enjoyment ot health
aua capable ~ taking an active in-
ttfcsl Ia ihe afiair 81 tho day, some
81 ne reasons Tor this disparity be-
tween aac ~ Years aud agc Of oondi-
tlon WIRE admirably svt forth IN re.
ttnl aadrcea ~ nr Vcorae n Butler
- me College ul physicians and Sur.
aeons IN substance a was an admone
llun ~ cultivate ehccffNlness, 10 avoid
hspothondFlace ana hNpoyhondrlaoal
Worries "a work heartily and play
heartily and 70 ston rceArtng old ago
- inevitably a pcflod og inactivity
AM ueplpnencrs and HlpVenlN habits,
Nosl men and women pay some heed
b. ~ fact that longevity h directly
determined ~ physical condition, How
lal that IL dependent Nnon mental
condition aud how much mental con.
aniou. II turn, - Influenced hy en-
NluNmcnl aud ~ lnnumegahle details
IA habits ~ worklna, playing, eallng
end Arestlnn b too eonerellN ignored,
Ntl any psyeheluaitl knows that even
tuth a detail a. onee personal habits
with poeafd - drcse ~ an inaenslhlo
reaction may afcog l'o,h mind and
body
ltt lhf person Who troanrs The bar
dtr ns ~ Sc adopl a cheerful view ~
lhinfs and step thinking that ne ~
glovlAr odd Thus the shawl.ands
rooicr pellod may hs hons postponed,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

AmoNA the curious wAHN ~ Which
soNf pvrsons n l,nklAnd make 4 ~,
ma d the tale ~ vAetNh EAFmenls
heifmtfNN "a distinguished nertonaecH,
Iof ohlch the caflosllN, loVmk fash
nnable World anorls sorv and pro
HiAblc market one lNNliHh lady
las = collcttloA VI canels. including
articles fg.em lhe Narlrohea ~ reign
- lmrefiai and raSAl ncrHmakck. a.
sell as nhfeelN " historical lnlerest
Amune ihc lAltsf AZ lealhof corsei
atlenNinN - ChAllollc CofiAA, ne
hena'nt "a ~ f4euyh rtNolalton. and
a construction II whAlehne and steel
nfn IS Marie Anlometle. with "a
sixteen lneh waist Toilcltca
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

A enorssson n colds ~ = prolracied colo
!, almeet certain 10 enA IN chronic casarrh
lg0m Which Zee pefeons ever wholly recover
0iye every coha Tho attention Il deserves and
va NAV avoid this disaKrccahle -discase.
How can wa cure = cnldf Why not trs
Ihamlpflaln's tough kemedy2 Il i highly
rc.,aumcnlel Ma NJ. White. a Butler
Tenn saNN ~evtFal years Aeo ! was bother.
- with nv tApoal AMI lunre SOMEONE told
~ "a tAAnAl,eslain's Cough Remedy. l l'e'
eaA Nslns Il and u gelieFed ne a once. Ne.
nv lhUul AID lungs are sound and eel"
f.,f ale at felameyvF hFcss drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
Al M GLEANnN


90 fNf eos thH Annapolis puNtuNaNrs
ifsn fhae wt4e advertised ard give
IaiH - advertisement
Men llei@ Walter 8. nnush, ~,
NenFeN. VIZ. ". tlafk. Wm. llut'
wNfl tsfNNme. tnfrnfal Nelsanfs toll
sIt. fhafies ~fawal. 4, Nithef, q,
naf4eiEia. klaas lsnllorn. tsrus 1en'
aAn. b. M Mtlwweii, ADMIRAL SEEN
ssHnANs Harris Thompson. =, ",
fMWNF.
F4alnnns flpf Mrs tlinlnu u.
tIIen tlfs MARY tiilhn. Nlss n, W,
klImu Nl4ss Nnaale iiAVeneN Nlss
fa4ia EnWHesn.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

YA+ nsfai4 FYee FfeNs yesterday
Mfesme 8nnunHNeA ~ tntttANF in
Efe Ifana NHF cent 81 fNn VNnlA fitt
e he44nn4me go neeemissf p The
rsae Isl lhe ~antaF edition vii w..
N1aIH s. fEH4a.
4hN Itafan1 NpwN wtll AumnHHre
: MIIa4 IneFeHsF ~ she gIlff ~ ~
nafe - N4iIlHW The iutFHAeNd Nuai
a8 mhits NarN9 Nna nlisHt elements tNAl
eateI IsIn flse rFislutllun ~ ue~s.
eaHe4 > eNeH - tite eAuse "a the
H6aee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

6 Hnd eat what people all uvef the
faFlh are doing. ~ alean the beet
flsaaeafs 20 TIE hsst editorial writer's
Is feN8 = scnfe 20 literary master.
risffe - Raumuee. Afl. Religion,
siFfulare Travel. Ar. and e. laugh
Mt tnN hamnguue nkits 81 Aneucas
lFa.iiar e8mla artists aoftlef from your
.IewsslsaleF - advance. = cory ~ next
4amaAg New Work World
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

WeiNEfs wne EIVe sHen tAl1lta
ksunuage laKatlss Crueh syrup ~
saN8AlF lnlagMe ~ NMlaftn Ike !
6eNHw fhe taste g. glea snl Con
fa.ns iInnsy "a Tag tuHhsms a. ~
<stoHa| rafr ForA And pFun lAw.
go ~ ielaapesf Nlua UfuaalAla
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
SHOTS.

~Pfepsfe - give thinks.
-ErsfybnIy hae something fog
Hnleh ta - fhaukful
Thanksgiving nest DO you pre-.
fer light ~ lara meat
FH Nhal 500 pieass aud iake ~.
- koioI fss faaleestlon after youl
sie BE algeats wnat you eat sold
~ HsaImsBsr nfos.. Ilraxgists
Christmas preparations are now IA
srier
-Urlsr copies u the Re'i .aud Blue
~ lhis Office.
- efrr cotp ~ oNn DAy
Faas FANAVfN y BRoMo 0Hiugne Tahlnta.
llfa2sIsfs fefanI noney lfit laiia - cufe
% tsfuN N@sfMMataff - on sarhhox -
@ft#a poor plan O. push 70 the
ffanf - 91tnK lack % y0ur friends.
a mar aoesnt have a. 10 subject
- hiils fa end himself IN hot water
The average man eau rise IN hls
u0u estimation without the aid ~ =
fsFfieA
NeaHeat's Laxative Cough syrup n
s1s6laf, y free from auy oplaie oF ma
sef.e Caafains Honey AMI Tar. SOLO
81 Fsilmefef Bros y gglsts
Virtue B. lts own reward hat that
.leesnf lnnuenee > man % be q good
fhne
Love makts The world 90 ruund
hai IA seat always bring the elTl'r
father aruaod.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
sFsIe - OHio. CIV ~ IohEpo .
Ffa4stN 40 gse4at

Flaak Chentg wakes cath that be
sea.af partner ~ the hrm 81 b j.
Nhenev q Co. doing business IN the
IS fT a. Folslo. eanly and State Aiorc.
s.I. ana inai 81 ! hfm vlll pay The sum
81 OH HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
aash ans rvsfy taae ~ CalAfgh that can.
nai ~ afea ~ he ase ~ Halls CAtAuh
Eaft. FRANK /. CHI MY.
swsfe 90 before me and subscribed IN
~ efs.snfs. ihs bih day u December,
A -. $3.50.
A. W. GLEASON.
frstAl Notary Public.
Hale CMauh Curs il taken Internally
saa ATS directly On the blood and niue
eas saTlaees ~ ne system. send log
fes lWeniAis tree,
F. CHENEY. Toledo. ..
Sold - al Druggists 1Ss.
raks HAAs Family tllls leI eons,l'
Nsllaas
Fef sale ~ FsldmeYsT Bros. Guy
Haz staft dee
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

When ne cold winds agS ana cFacs
ne skln Net fNeWllt~ Wltth llasel
saliva sold ~ relamelet llg>A., ~ -
elste
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

lar oniy achfd a. slck teeth 60.
here uould hcvrrYfsw bald people IN lhe
rofld. Why te Lima 20 your teeth and
mean 70 your halFp Ayers Hair vleof
.eeps well hair veil. Cures sick hair.
FEEDS wcak hair. a haif.food. . hair.
~ lne. a half.ionle. 49, 60
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26

AZ N4a7 t8fMfM Mt a guaranteed ~ tNft
sas rasr 81 tssEiH4 Hltnd. tiegdiHa ~ Ire.
treHIns faies EN- % u dsYNcf nones refund.
ME
Tbe fellaw eith ~ impedlment N
SOS speFeh may he excused fuf never
spsakine well - auybudy.
ia seems strange that = watch that
has ue feet can run. while yRFdstick
wairh has three feet, cant
@NlIrfaalisflc mediums. a. rule,
.iau csFe = Fap Cor each othcf.
KeWHts little Eafiy Elsefs. rcnk
- lftle rllls Recommended ~
e.4msfeF nfpa.. Druggists
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-11-26
Sick Hair
n nans 2p1as anrwapEn. ftan nss dpsF 4
NIsf Fsasr. ~ 1880 a. 49, fssi-
FAIR

fAfM
wkaHTw4rpw November ~ lu.9oa m
Fw Mmsyinnd Pair tonight aud
Wednesday.
W. T.. MOORE.
Chisf ~ Wenthsr Bureau
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11
WILL BENEFIT COLORADO
Much Interest In Seattle In Regard to
States Appropriation for Alas
kn-Nukon-Pacific EXPOSE
ton.
CspecInI Corrcspondcnce.J }

Seattle. March CSpcciaD -
Much interest Is displayed in Semitic
AT the present time in regard to the
action the Colorado state Legislature
will take toward passing the bill in
troducod nppropriatIuE 100000 FOR
a building and an exhibit at the
-Yultou-Pacific Exposition
which win bc held In 1903
u. u Fairly, of Seattle. special
commissioner TO Colorado SIS working
in the state in the interest Of the OK
position II is the hope of the exposl-
tlun management and the people Of
Seattle that Colorado will take fun
advantage of the opportunities that
the exposition offers TO exploit her
resources and advantages, and make
liberal appropriation for her par
ticipotiou.
The exposition, which will be held
primarily to exploit Alaska, Yukon
and the countries bordering upon the
Pacific Ocean. win confer cyorlnst-
ing benefits on Colorado. The several
million persons who visit the cxposi-
tion will gain much knowledge of
Culorado's resources and advantages
through the exhibits of the state. It
is estimated that at least 100000
persons from the East win visit the
exposition. and taking the Lewis and
Clark exposition Rs a criterion, a
large percentage of these will visit
the other states in the West to in
vostigato possibilities and see the
wonders that they offer.
Il les predicted that the exposition
will do moro than any other agency
could possibly do toward developing
and settling the Northland. and Civ
ing the world a proper conception OF
the vastness of the opportunity for a
grout Increase I'm the present com.
mcrcc of tho Pacific Ocean. This
will open up now markets for Amer
lea Ia general and the Western state,
In particular, and Colorado viii com,
IN for her run share of the reward
There are at least 5000 natives o
Colorado now residing in Washing
ton, and several times that man.
persons who have been residents o
the state. Many letters have heel
received by exposition officials ask
Ing them to urge Colorado to be ado
quately represented at the Alaska
Yukou-Paclrlc Exposition
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

A general change has been made in
the Globe express force. Fritz Wolfe
has gone to Grand Junction. Charley
Howard succeeds him as assistant to
Agent Barton. and Jim Ford takes
the place of driver.-Glenwood Post.
Two weeks from today. March %,
the laying of the corner stone of the
new Methodist church building in
this city will take place, at $3.50 in
the afternoon. Why would it not be
a good plan for every citizen in this
vicinity to stop work and business for
an hour and attend the ceremonies
which will not last over about thirty
minutes Palisade Tribune.
William Jennings Bryan was eyi-
IDENTIFY most favorably impressed with
Grand Junction. on his recent visit
to this city. In a recent letter to the
Commoner regarding his lecture trips
through the west he said: " Grand
Junction, Colorado, another city Wis
tied, presented a remarkable illus
tratiou of the value of irrigation.
Some of the orchards in this favored
locality have sold for from fifteen
hundred to twenty-five hundred dol
lars an acre and are today paying
interest upon that valuation.
Among the greatest speeches de-
livered during the last Century will
be found Reform or Revolution. "
What Means This Strike" THE
Preamble to the Industrial Workers
Of the World" and Two Pages from
Roman History by Daniel DeLeon
of New York City. The people of
Grand junction will have the first,
last and only chance to hear this
grand old man at the Auditorium
Friday night March . at p. IN. Ad-
mission free and no collection will be
taken up.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11
KAIsE \ nc ROW .

There were some exciting scenes
IN tho Colorado legislature Saturday
afternoon when the fake railroad bill
passed It's second reading iu the
house.
Refusing to De bound by gag rule
i'm shutting Off the discussion OF the
caucus railroad bin in tho house
Representative Vincent dencd the
chair. the majority and two scrs.
oouH-at-Urms. who tried TO remove
him from the floor, which he had
taken to dcnouncc the substitute rail
road bill Vincent de0cd an tn,
BOSSES" called speaker Breckcn
ridge coward, and dared the scrg
out-aJ-arms TO eject him.
He refused 10 stop his speech. I'm
a dozen Democrats offered To sur
render their time to him, and he wen
ON with his speech.
The chair ruled . minute limit
Vincent grew Indignant
You cannot use your gag rule O
me-" said he dcnantly u am goin
to talk longer than five minutes y
one can stop me. viii speak to tn
amendment and 1 viii talk until II
through"
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11
Real Estate Bargains

NO. s96-lO acres on Orchard Mesa
Adjoining Orchard Mesa Heights
subdivision. This is fine soil and
nice level land $1.O5O.OO
No, 446.-1O acres just north Of the
city near town limits. Good soil
and all plowed. Easy terms if de-
sired. s2.5OO.OO
No, 11l.-11acres two year old or
chard. Fine thrifty trees and good
soil. Two miles east OF FruitvaIe
GOOD new house and other i'm
provemeuts. \ bargain at $4,000.
No. 555,-iO acres two miles west OF
Clifton. All plowed and partly
leyeled. good soil at S28s per acre
Order Cameo coal. Best by test.
Phone Black 1887.
MAGII.L n WALKER.
53S Main.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

Millinery apprentice wanted at the
Fashion.
Clean cotton rags are wanted at
the Daily Sentinel office.
l am selling buggies cheaper than
anyone need the room. This is no
joke. Call and see Harry l.. Hiatt.
Low rate to Fort Worth and re-
turn. Tickets will be sold at one
fare plus S2.0O by the Colorado 4
Southern on March 1, and l7th
good for thirty days, Write for par
ticulars T L. Fisher. C. p A.
Would You Ike home in Texas ?
The Colorado Il Southern will tell
you Of the country and offers the
homeseeker very low rates to points
in the Texas Panhandle. Write us
r. e Fisher, G r. A.. Denver.
Opportunities in the Texas Pan.
handle Very low homeseeker'.
rates are offered by the Colorado &
southern to points in Texas for tn,
land seeker. Let us tell you abou
the country and the rates. T. f
Fisher C, p. A. Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

Prayer service at the Y. NJ. c. \.
headquarters every day at noon All
invited to attend The service oc-
cuplcs only few moments
The first week Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
campaign is at an end 1t has been a
busy week. an aggressive wee. and
surely everybody feels better for the
noble work that has been in progress
in the city. The campaign has really
been an inspiration to the citizenship
In general.
Last Saturday three Shoshone Ind
ian boys ran away from the Indian
school at Grand Junction. and are
supposed TO have headed in this di-
rectlon. one aged 10 and the others
Il years Five dollars a head is the
reward offered Price CUtahl Ad-
yocate.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11
How to Remain Young.

To continue young in health and
strength. do MS Mrs. n f. Rowan, Nc
DonouEh. Ga, did She says "Threc
bottles OF Electric Bltters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition Of the blood that my skin
turned red "a flannel am now prac
tically 20 years younger than before
took Electric Bitters. | can now dc
all my work with ease aud assist In
my husbands store" Guaranteed al
C, D. Smith a Co.'s Drug Store
Price soc.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

The Redmen and Daughters of Po-
cohontas are going to have a good
fellowship meeting in Elks hall We'd
nesday. March 18Th. All members
should be present.
There will be joint social session
in EIks halle between the Improved
order of Redmen and the Degree of
Pocohontas. Visiting members are
cordially invited to be present
Big reduction sale at the Colorado
shoe store, now on.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11
BE DEDICATED PALM s,,n'.

The new church Of 81 ro.--.
Catholic church will be de5lc.,-lE y
Palm Sunday. March 2ltb 10
ent plans are materialized "7
Bishop Matz, of Denver will
here for the occasion. W"
The beautiful new edi6co 70
ly nearing completion througbon. y =
it is expected that by SATURDAY. r,11
March 2Srd it will be all eor-I-s -'s-
free from all debt and rea5r :.
placed into service.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

F. H. Newell. chief engine.
the government reclamation se,-,
and well known in Grand Jp7c,@I
has been appointed to succeed n
les D. Walcott as director of tba
S. geological survey. Mr.. NJ
successor has not yet been mama, h
it is believed that the place vim
given to Arthur p. Davis who \
been his assistant in admiBist.,,I
the reclamation service. Mr. W.
has been appointed secretary NJ 4
Smithsonian institute.
One dollar rawhide whlp fo,
cents on Saturdays.-Fred MsBts,
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

Thomas Smith returned from
Grand Junction Wednesday having
been in that thriving town for long
time. He is pleased with the hustle
and business of that locality and will
go back. He says the government is
about to commence the expenditure
of $4,000 on the Indian school
buildings and grounds.-Meeker Re
view.
Big reduction sale at the Colorado
shoe store, now on.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11
No. ,. DON'T COMPLAIN.

II your chest pains and you are un-
able to sleep because of a cough.
Buy a bottle of Billiards. horehound
Syrup and you won't have any cough.
Get bottle now and that cough will
not last long. a cure for all pul.
monary diseases. Mrs. j. Calves
ton. Texas, writes: Il can't sa;
enough for Ballard's Horchound
Syrup. The relief it has given me is
all that is necessary for me to say"
For sale by c, d. Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

There is no one who stops at tho
St Regis now that does not rcmurl,
upon the artistic appearance OF the
new hostlcry. aud Grand junction
should be proud of such a place of
entertainment. Another feather In
our cap les that the inside finishing
has been done by the local craftsmen
VIM. Holcomh's work in the water
oolorcd stencils and walls following
out the color scheme OF the carpets
for the rooms adds now thought
to this sort OF decoration
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

Confirmation exercises will he held
by the Catholic church In this city
on March 2itb. Bishop Matt of Den
Yer, Will have charge of the services.
Rev. Cuthbert Poirier, OF Pueblo,
has come TO this city totakc the posi-
tion OF assistant pastor of st. Joseph S
Catholic church. The young priest
has been chaplain of the Sacred Heart
orphanoEe at Pueblo for long
period.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11
No. 3 THE nEsr DOCron

Rev. b. c. Horton. Sulphur Springs
Texas. writes. July 19th.'19O2: 81
hays used in my family Ballard's
Snow Liniment and Horchound syrup
and they have proved certainly sat
istaotory The liniment is the best
we have ever used for headache and
pains, The cough syrup has been our
doctor for the last eight years"
For sale by c. d. Smith & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1907-03-11

The Elks meet this evening in reg
ular session.
Photographer Frank Dean. OF this
city, was on Saturday elected one of
the trustees Of the Colorado-wyom-
ing Photographers Association. at
It's meeting in Denver.
Ask for the Herrick.
Winter robes at n price never be-
fore offered in Grand Junction. Har-
ry l.. Hiatt
They will treat You right. will the
Corcoran grocery firm on Colorado
Excellent service assured.
No article we sell gives us more
general satisfaction than Elwood
fence-The Ramey-Perce Lumber Co
The Corcoran grocery, first elias:
In every particular. Corner of Sec.
ond and Colorado. First class meat
market in connection.