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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1907-03-24
pockstader,s Minstrels.

Lew Dockstaders minstrels will play
at the Jefferson theatre for two per-
formances, Friday afternoon and night.
Mr.. Dockstader this year has outdone
himself it is said in the matter of novel
ties. Lew Dockstader's name has al
ways been the synonym, for a perform
ance full of surprise, but this season ne
provides an entertainment so refreshing
In it's newness as to call forth the praise
of critics everywhere.
The minstrel king has been working for
years on a scene to be used as first
part setting. Artisans in hundreds OF
cities have experimental on the practi-
bility of Mr.. Dockstader's idea, which is
briefly a stage replete with jewels and
known as the palace of emeralds. After
several years work and experiments the
object has been accomplished, and when
the curtain rises next Friday at the Jet-
ferson theatre it is claimed that the peo-
pie of Birmingham will witness the most
gorgeous sight ever seen on any stage
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All the songs and quips are new. The
dancing numbers of the show are bet
ter than ever before, it is said, and will
have as a feature John King, so long
known to the public as a delineator Of
the Southern type of dancing.
Neil OBrien, whose portrayal of the
stupid darkey. mas made the whole coun-
try laugh, is again one of the features of
the performance. Mr.. OBrien will pre-
sent an improved version of his street
car act of two seasons ago entitled,
Rapid Transit No. p"
One of the dancing numbers that stands
out as a novelty is called 1.-The Animated
Cornfleld" in which all the corn stalks
come to life and dance grotesquely. The
finale of the show Is a picturesque South
ern scene showing the swamps of Louis
lana, when the magnolia trees are in full
bloom. This is moonlight scene in
which a stage effect never before pre-
scented is introduced.
Mr.. Dockstader himself has a new
speciality. He will be seen as the editor
of "Bungtown Corker," and will depict
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"a Message From Mars

"a Message From Mars" the comedy
written by Richard Ganthony and which
has been one of the most successful plays
that has ever been seen both in England
and the United States for the last decade
viii be presented at the Bijou all this
week, with a large company of players
many of whom were in the cast during
The time the comedy was on view in Lon
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Tuesday Afternoon and Night
1.-THE Marriage of Kitty"
Thursday Night-John Drew in
Ills House in Order"
Friday Afternoon and Night-Iew
Dockstader's Minstrels.
Saturday Afternoon and Night
Buster Brown"
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ATTHE BIJoU.

All the Week. With Matinees
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
but no performance on Good Fri
day-"A Message from Mars"
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Riiou Close Friday.

Following his usual custom. Jake Wells
has issued orders that no performance be
given in any of his theatres on Good
Fridoy night" Manager Semon announces
that the Bijou will be dark on next Fri
day night, but will reopen Saturday matt
nee with "a Message From Mars
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ATTHE eAYETY.

, All the Week. With Daily Matt 4
|, nees-Fred Truins Burlesque COM 4
, pany. 4
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AT Tile MAJESTIC.

Friday Night Saturday After
noon and Saturday Night-De Wolf
Hopper in wang and Happy
land"
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the stage settings that adds great inter-
est to this play, 1t is stated, creating some
startling scenes. There is said to be
beautiful love story in the play.
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attendant with elep
ming Cambodians I
Wang" is said to
distress. Like Wan
of extravagant pror
being the promise of
ter's hand in marriag
of a rival monarch-tl
between two would-b
when, in fact, he h
royal offspring being
CONTINUED {
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DeWolf Hopper.

Coming to the Majestic theatre Friday
night, Saturday matinee and night, De-
Wolff Hopper will be seen in Happy
land" and Wang "Happyland" Is a
new comic opera written expressly for
Mr.. Hopper and Wang" is his old sue
cess. The sale of seats will begin In
the early part of the week.
1appyland' is a two-act comic opera
prepared expressly for the peculiar his
trionic capabilities of DeWolff Hopper,
who, years ago, gained fame and fortune
in such well known musical amusements
as Wang lei Captain 1.-THE Charla-
tam" DIR. Syntax,'' Castles in the Air
and half dozen other pieces of the comic
opera order. He comes, we are told.
still in the humorous character of a
troubled regent, King Ecstaticus, but this
1<inor Of ct,ffo nj,
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the trying circumstances of an editors
life. His arrival at the sanctum and his
departure form the basis for one of the
most interesting acts the fertile mind of
the minstrel man has yet devised.
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"His House In Order

Charles Frohman will present John
Drew in Pinero's four-act play, His
House in Order.' at the jefferson the
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04
Gin .Kiaas

Cine broaiee StaBenepiiObe wirO
sur Belt ii Sreslau ersd9tt. Gin
2auOarbeitrr fdbrt aniGeinenO 3unl
eriten Dsale in BET slettriI6eu gtrab
enbabn. glOelia iprinst er auf,
ioeil er mabri4einlid ettuas perssf.
en- bat, unb remit nif ben gsrron.
Der Saaffner fam i'm nidt mebr
PPM stbiprinseH saradbaltsn uub
ruft inn gu: Rad OOrn. iprinsen Sic
mad OOrnl" ga 1T Der Stermite aber
idou ua4 binten abeeiprtnseu unO
liest untirlid nit ieinen iieben Sad-
en- auf bent - Sudden 3orHipraberb
erbebt er ii9 unb idreit benz Sdafs
ner nad: On perfirter aerl, gu
wulIitt nun, OaB i9 nT's @aul
faae.
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@sift unS K0rper

iiehen in enaiter @edietbeaiebuua.
Caber Ihon Die gtteu iaeten, bas elm
aelunOer @eiW sWt ID eiEem aeiunOen
aDrper wDbnsh t6ane. 60 iino benz
ouh bic uielen nerpDien 2eioen IN.
ierer Belt suineiit nur Qrssihen elm
.er &,nntbeit bes &brpers, elmer
hroniiden 8erunrsintsuna Dgs
Biutes. 9ettere tumnit AZ StnnDe,
inoem bic &ereauuna entmeber Ourth
SDrentbaltune hinldnalider uno
redlter NDbrune Ooer brrH elm lleb
ermne poh lieblihen @enlTen aes
it6rt DirO. 9ie bireite Gplae bauuu
1T troniide 81, fOpfune. 0iele
aber nte0ernm perbinbert, bn6 bic
aiftieen abinIitOffe, be lid taalih
i'm S6rper bilben, auseeihtebsn tuer
ben. unb 10 eraiebt lif Blutuerpift
ung. DIE eriien Gnaeinen berIelben
reip. Der drOnii en- Berbouunas,
it6runa iiuo: 8OpfihmerSen, Shmin
bel, OhnmahtSnnI6Ge, Erud i'm
8ppfe, Sehit6runaen. ihlecbter @er
ibmnh i'm Wiuube, 9lppetitlDfpteit,
Shpdd1e uno @abiatett. Spaterbin
treten NIT Serstlppfen dnb &a6gn-
ihmersen. iOmie aeIblif,eriiner Der
for5une bes @elihtes Die eefdbrlia
ten 9ebers uub 0iereuleioen ouf,
aeaen pclds, rpollt Shr i1lieBnd
NOD einmnl pieber eeiuno perbeu,
rs nur elm SeilmitteI aiebt. Gs iino
ocs bic flr iplte 9eiben ipeaieH nur
aus ben beitsn IHanJenidnen cube
reiten ct. Bernard 8r~1uterpiuen,
bic idDu Sauieuhen in ber aleiben
Moth gebDfien baben unb nur rs
trfen. Vile NpOtbeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, Conrad Begemann nov more
than nine months dead and his wife, Lou
lisa Begemann, by their certain mortgage
deed dated August 81, 1891, and duly re-
corded in the Recorders office Of Gascon-
ade county in Book No. IL at page 455 Of
the Mortgage Record Of said county, con-
yeyed to the undersigned MORTGAGE the
following described lands Situate in the
county OF Gasconade, Missouri. TO. wit.
The southwest quarter of Section Sevons
teen ana the northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section seventeen III
all in township forty-three(4j)ran ive(5)
west, containing 200 acres--more or less
to secure the pa ,ment of a certain promis-
sorry note therein described; and
Whereas. Default has been made in the
payment Of said note, which is now long
past due.
Now, therefore, | the said MORTGAGE, by
virtue Of the powers in me vested in said
mortgage deed will, at the front door Of
the court house in the County Of Gasco-
made Missouri, on
Thursday, January 10. 1907
between the hours Of 9 O'Clock In the
forenoon and : o'clock in the afternoon,
of tnat day sell the above described real
estate for cash in hand by public auction
to the highest bidder, to satisfy said note
interest and costs Of executing this truSte,
SIMON BoEGER,.
Nov. q. Mortgage
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farlt ,u p~erfanEttt.

Die 40 SGfer ~umtaEenbe YARN oeS Der.
itorbenen auton 2Ippria an Der SirIt Street,
neben Sttc Saper 9eleseH, 1T 5u ~perfauien
IS finb etp rs glder tIar, 40 2lder iH5n
Sol5lano, OobnbauS uno bic iibIthen -
bensebdnoe nebit grunnen uHb GiIternen
aul benz alabe.
ytdberes 3u crtra9en bel SOAn Heiobart in
SermGuE >oer Idreibt an
CHARLOTTE appriG,
1887 Selen Street,
ct. 2ouiS, Mo.
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Nele AaaetQen.


pie Wm. DilibeD EARN. 3 WleiIen 6Ittth
bon bermoun, i'm %SrieoenSihaL behebeup
aus 40 aHer 9uieS 2duc nebit mohnbaiis
lno Sdsaer, Ioipie aud elmer suten aueae,
Vt gu p%ertauien.
Ydberes bel.
Srec Dilthep.
Oermann. Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

5u perFauIen. 9ae g~Soyn6dus Der
oerit. Srau Sbriitne gaur, nebIt 9 Gotten
Der Sft Sront StraBe, Iofpie 8 Gotten an
Der Sd)ieier'S Grand1. ale In 6ermonn aes
fino unter siinItisen 9ebinsunsen lu
.Oertdufen. yta65nIrogen BEL
Roberts aIfer, Sermann, NO.
pber bel
Scbn Bauer, Big Sprins, Mo.
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lpobnnna ir p~erraufen.

Die SSpaIo 4. aropp @obaana nsbIt
Cote, an Der front SiraBe. seseniber benz
Sourt 6auS III 6ermarm seIesen, lit unter.
siiniisen Seotn9unseH gu U%ertauisn.
Hat5ufrasen bel
SslpaIb j. aropp.
berrdHH Yo
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

1aeNnerbet. Gs wirb biermii befanut
se9ebeu OaB bas :SoseH ober Eauentteuen
out metnen sGHbereien, OBJ III Sen3 ober
nuBerbalb, itrensItenS Derbotea 1T. GU
iui%oerbanoelnOe lperoen pcIiip seridtlidl
beIon9i iperoen.
4mSan4. 2ouis . oef6eL
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IN Uerfamten.

Wlein WobnbdnS nebit Atpei Gotten, spet
slien 3iIternen unb einem Stna, geleaen an
Der tDeIiif,en DierieD StraBe, 1T an pertaul.
en-. NdbereS bel.
9 utap6 ae inner.
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1iimrner ila pertnletben

3 Wobn5immer i'm 6duie Der Wihnpe
Sebpis Druid (iriher alinae'S SausL limb
5u oermietben. Ndheree bel
Wittps 6eopi9 Druid.
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81 v~erfautsn.

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isen, 9nlen, Sues, H., 10. In beIten Oro.
nunS 1T biliS gu p~ettauIen.
Nra9t mad in Der Office oieIes glattes,
ooer bel Sbas. Hindeual,
Mcaitirid, NO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-01-04

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babe 81 3D.: 80. S6dusn Sie nur.
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tcBiptiis aus Der MunSs; tros mir.
ben 5ie bonn thunQ~ @hiLyir
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IA UerFouEen.

mir habeu INNER nod cine glnSabl Belt
%iteleu, Seien, Stible u. NJ, biais Az Der,
tauien. epredt Dor bel 9irS. e6erer, Der
MibIe seseniiber.
abOlpb I. prubot.
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Il, U~er,nietbet,.

Wlein GtOre an Der UlarfetIraIe paIenb
Iiir irgenb Elm @eibGft II gu annebmbaren
WtetbSpreiie gu Dermietben.
AAertha 81 oebmS.
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GrinHIieteti, tbresetiIdten
unN spraetigeben

8iottn . BtanO . uno &eianeuntee.
rtft srtbeilt 8rOf srnft 8uOOsmeper.
BiuuO unb Oyaelitmmen uirO be-. 20
idbriper @riubruus in benz 6ahe
aranOlid nit @arantie beiOrpt.
4edtiUn 50cents.
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wihtRili@n MarAtbtriht
STAR NILS.

&eiSen, 2, QunIitdt. ........ 66.
@eisen, 8. aualit6t. ...... .e4.
@ebf, per sad, i. Gnalit6.... 2.10.
.NRebi, per Sud, 2. Nnalitdl. 200.
3Drnmebl per 100 Rfunb 49,. l.50.
aleie, per leo RTnn6 ........ So
iSbipiuH, Der 100 %iunb. 8. ITO.
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Qro6nfte.
@Drriairt ppn

JOHN ii. HELMERS. Grocer
Butter. Der gFinb. ....... 1920.
Gier, per Gubenb ........ 20.
plbper, per Bfurb. 81
Gprine gbiteHs. per Bfuno ~.
3mttten ,...s..ss..s : 10.
per &fun0. ~. (. . 10
3wiebeln per Hnlbel $3.50. $50.
SBpIe per Rsuu6 $500. .sS.
RartOheln AZ
1urtsHs ................ LII
Ole nneeeebenen gsretIe merben Don
ben SdnOlsru (meifens i'm Znnlmel
beaahlt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
LARGE CROWDS Ar THE GAME

This afternoon at the fair grounds
the Grand Junction ball team is
crossing bats with the Fruita Giants
and a large crowd is witnessing the
game which was called at three o.
clock.
The Fruita team came up in car
riages shortly after noon accompan-
led by large number of rooters and
friends.
Each team is in excellent fettle
and reports from the grounds indi-
cate that fast game is being played
The members of the Grand June
tion Tennis club went to Nothorough-
fare Canon this morning on a pic
mic excursion.
The fruit crop all over the Western
slope is going to be far better than it
seemed at first Some of our people
felt after the freeze that all the fruit
was killed and of course the continu-
ed cold weather right afterward kept
things back so far that nearly all
were sure that nothing could survive.
Now 1t has been reasonably warm for
several days the fruit is coming out
and we find that there will be some
cherries, a great many apples and
that some of the other fruits are COM
lng out with partial crop. The ter
rible shortage all over the fruit grow
ing area will bring the price up to
where a partial crop OF Colorado
apples will be worth as much as a fun
crop some other Colorado
Fruit Grower
Last night Alfred Patek the well
known newspaperman and traveller
who is to deliver his famous lecture.
"A Trip through Panama." at the
opera house tomorrow night. reached
the city and is renewing acuuaint-
aneeship today with j. NJ Sampliner
and other old time friends. Mr. Pat
ek is one of the best known news
paper men of the west. having for
number of years been managing
editor of the Denver Times. He is al
so widely known in New York city
press circles. He only recently re-
turned from his trip through Pana-
ma and his illustrated lecture is said
to be magnificent.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
Once Again
the Veterans
Gather
Hundreds of People Attended Exercises
at the Opera House--NO Parade
Graves StreWn With Flowers

higher plain of civilization.
"A judicious and wise use of the
military forces is vet indispensable
in the proper administration of gov
ernment.
THE result of the Great Civil War
Is but one OF the mighty strides made
by military forces for the equality of
man.
This day is mingled with grief
and with joy Grief for the loved
ones gone before, and joy for victor
les gained over the wrongs long en-
dured.
The sweet and lovely flowers which
millions viii strew today. are fit en-
blems of life and of death. The order
is, the flower. the fruit the harvest
80 it has been in our national life
and the lives of our soldiers: we are
now harvesting the fruits of their
work and their lives.
The intelligent observance of Me-
mortal day is the index of a higher
civilization"
Following the exercises at the Park
opera house a great number of vet
Grams, members of the Womans Re
lief Corps and friends drove to the
cemetery on Orchard Mesa and low
NhSlA anu ltuutllN lllt graves OI lnb
comrades who had answered the roll
call from the Commander on High
and had Joined the Grand Army of
immortals were decorated with sweet
flowers
There was a great profusion of the
floral beauties from citizens and they
were put to a noble service.
With the decorative ceremonies
at the graves the formal program for
Decoration Day had been brought to
a close, but all day long the spirit
of the occasion has remained with
the people. There has been a very
general and very commendable sus-
pension of business in nearly every
store and Office The day is observed
throughout the city.
Decoration Day comes only once
year and too much respect cannot be
given the occasion.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

This morning at ten O'Clock the
membership gathered at Margerv han
over one hundred Woodmen were
present and headed by the drilI team.
the members of which wore the beau
tliul new uniforms just received the
Noodmen proceeded in carriages to
orchard Mesa cemetery.
Nearly every Woodman carriad
nowers to lay upon the graves of
those who sleep the unbroken sleen
Two monuments were unveiled
with the carrying out of the beauti-
IuI ritualistic ceremony of the order
one monument was over the grave
OF E. j. Mcknight. the well known
railroad man. and the other was over
the resting place of T. II. Barber who
was n resident OF the lower valley.
me monuments are very handsome,
Ihe graves of eleven Woodmen
We're then decorated in a lovely man
ner and members OF the lodge in
short eulogistic addresses recalled
TO memory each of the dead who was
member of Book Cliff Camp. These
addresses were delivered by Henry
X, Rhone Leon ]. Chapman. z. B.
Mcclure, j. A. Cannell, DR.. U. S.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

The best is the cheapest try the Col
orado Tea store, 55S Main.
1t is reported that Glenwood
Springs is to have a new daily paper
and that Editor Dickson. of the Glen
wood Weekly Post is to be the man
behind it.
Hay. feed and grain at the Grand
Junction Feed and Implement com
"Taint' good policy to take your
repairing any place but Primrose. the
jeweler.
There was nothing doing in the
police court this morning
The rivers are rising again today
On account of the recent freeze
and the injury to apples c. P. Nc
Cary has decided not to limit the
contest for the prize buggy to the
Jonathan apples, but to allow fruit
growers to enter the contest with any
variety of apples. and he will give
the 800 buggy to the one entering
the best box of apples in the contest
at the fair next fall
TAN PAYERS NOTICE
All property owners who have not
listed their property with the assess
or for 1907 should do so at once,
and save penalty.
N. N. SMITH. Assessor.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
wooDMEN HONOR THE DEAD
Two Monuments Unveiled and Eleven
Graves Decorated This
Morning.

y Few fraternal orders have
\ prettier or more impressive me-
y mortal ceremonies than the
\ Woodmen of the World and it
J was a most fitting manner in
y which the members of Book
\ Clin Camp, No. 81 Woodmeu
! of the World. paid tribute to
J the memory of their sacred
y dead and recalled the GOOD
y deeds of each departed member
\ of the camp.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

o i. + + :. 1. /. !. /. :. = !. !. i. i. Q
1. Lessons in Painting. Orders j.
+ taken for pictures and decorat- +
1. i've work, +
+ MRS. l.. f. SEARS, Artist +
+ $50 Main street up stairs. +
. + !. + = + i. l. + i. !. .s' + !. 1. .
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

Abbott. ]. F. Byers and 7. NJ. Todd
The services throughout were very
perfect in their beauty and impress
i've of their solemnity.
The Woodmen. while ever thought
ful of the living and ever ready to eX-
tend the helping hand, keep always
green the memory of their dead.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-Four room house. APP
ply to John Heron, care Platt and
Heron.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 124 Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-Good milk COW. Phone
Red S51
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-Good second hand fruit
wagon. cheap. Apply William IL.
Longshore, South 7th street
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-Ten acres of raw land
at bargain. Address P. o. Box
577 city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-Two large, strictly mod
ern rooms for light housekeeping
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-A modern 5-room house
furnished, for the summer. Refer
ences. See Ray, Sentinel.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30
CLASSIFIED WANT ADS.

FOR RENT-Large furnished room
ing house. Inquire at 305 Ute.
WANTED-Girlf for general house
work. Apply at G27 Grand or
Phone Mesa 295.
FOR SALE-Most desirable property
five lots. two houses modern, one
tw-story, one cottage, one large
barn. Apply SOC Gunnison ave-
nue..
FOR RENT-Ten inches of water at
800. See Johnson & Glasco.
FOR SALE-Gentle horse, harness
and surrey. cheap. Phone Red
zfIS-
FOR SALE-A ten-room house on
East Mainst street Phone Black
1874.
FOR SALE-A solid walnut bed
room suite. Inquire here.
FOR SALE-A fine Spring Seal gas
machine suitable for country res
idence. Mrs Gustave Van Hoore-
beke.
FOR RENT-Twelve acres of ground
close in. Plowed and leveled and
ready for planting. Frank A.
Lyons, Capitol building.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, large
and comfortable front room. with
or without board. Apply 63S Gum
nison.
FOR SALE-Egss for Matching from
the best strains in the land. S. G.
w. Leghorns, s. C. r. I. Reds,
White Wyandotts and Golden Sea-
bright Bantams, Chas. A. Smith,
Phone black 425.
FOR RENT-A modern 5-room house
furnished, for the summer. Refer
ences. See Ray, Sentinel.
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms for
light housekeeping. 124 ouray.
FOR RENT-Four room house. Ap-
ply to John Heron, care Platt and
Heron.
FOR SALE-Good milk cow. Phone
Red S5l.
FOR SALE-Good second hand fruit
wagon. cheap. Apply William IL
Longshore, South 7th street.
FOR SALE-Ten acres of raw land
at a bargain. Address P. o. Box
517 city.
FOR SALE-Pony, ride or drive.
Apply mornings 523 Ouray.
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FOR RENT-Two large, strictly mod
$50 Rood.
FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms for
light housekeeping. electric light,
bath and range. Apply 204 n. Sth.
FOR Furnished rooms. bath
adjoining. Apply 2O4 North sth.
Competent girl for gener-
al housework. Apply 1887 Main ST
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR SALE--Egss for Matching from
the best strains in the land. S. c.
w. Leghorns. s. C. r. I. Reds,
White Wyandotts and Golden Sea-
bright Bantams, Chas. A. Smith,
Phone black 425.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-Large furnished room
ing house. Inquire at 305 Ute.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-A ten-room house on
East Mainst street. Phone Black
1874.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished. large
and comfortable front room, with
or without board. Apply 63S Gum
nison.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

WANTED-Girlf for general house
work. Apply at 627 Grand or
Phone Mesa 295.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-A solid walnut bed
room suite. Inquire here
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-Gentle horse, harness
and surrey. cheap. Phone Red
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-Ten inches of water at
800. See Johnson & Glasco.
The daily sentinel., 1907-05-30

FOR RENT-Twelve acres of ground
close in. Plowed and leveled and
ready for planting. Frank A
Lyons, Capitol building.