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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25
Reservoir Question.

ReserveIr oasstion.
Monte Vista, Colo, Jan. 81. '08
The journal Publishing Co.,
Monte Vista, Colorado.
Dear Sirs:
l am just IN receipt of the fol
lowing letter from Senator Gug-
genheim:
Washingtos. D. O.. Jan. 10, 1908.
Hon. r. G. Breckenridge,
Monte Vista, Colo.
Dear Mr.. Breckenridge:
In regard to the San Luis Valley reser-
voir sites, think it would be we'll for
you to have the people of your Valley
make application to the Secretary Of the
Interior for such sites ~ they have in
mind.
have no doubt the Secretary will be
pleased to consider oil the applications.
Some, Of course, might be rejected. BY
having the applications sent in we shall
be able to ascertain the disposition Of
the Department.
Will you please give this matter your
attention?
Yours truly,
(Signed) 8. GuGGENHEIM.
l will Say that I believe that this
suggestion of the Senator's 10 q
splendid one, and II there are In.
dividuals or companies having al.
ready made filings on reservoir
sites, or contemplate doing the
same, they should urge the accept
ance of their filings at this time
particularly, inasuuch as Congress
10 in session aud the Departments
at Washington il ever conservative
to tho interests q the public are
anxious to please I'll the Senators
and representatives and grant
them any oonosssiess possible.
I an very sure ~ the poeces,
sious that We have he'd feoently
are very much to b credited to
our Senators and Congressman 1t
Washington. Governor Buchtel
aud the Chairman Of the State
Committee have also recently
visited Washington and have
made strong pleas for the Sau
Luis Valley.
l hope that you will thru your
paper urge upon people who may
be in your immediate vicinity the
necessity OF pounding this matter
hard at the present time. After
Congress has adjourned and our
Senators and Representative are
home. it will not be 20 easy 70 ~
complish the acceptance Of these
filings.
Hoping this matter will be Of
general interest to the patrons q
your paper, 1 remain
Yours traly,
Il. q. BRECkENRIDGE.
/
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

Superintendent Lee, Of the ID. 4
X. e., WAS in town Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

NJ. s. Wotxis, Chris Sellers. J.
Il. +. George and Al FMlenwi.icr
returned Thursday morning from
Denver. They ray tho Live stock
show was tho largest and hest over
Cotton together 10 this country.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

A. S. Chase shipped four cars Of
hogs Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

Charles Hanson has sold the
daily mail route TO Jasper 10 VII.
liam Pridmorc. The distance NJ
determined by the government u
BIB miles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

There will he two county com.
missioncrs to elect In November.
Tho terms of W. j. Clark and W.
W. Wilson expire the first Of next
January.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

Mrs. G. $. Aldrich went to Den.
yer Sunday night for weeks
visit.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

G. NJ. COrlctt went 10 Denver
Monday to attend to 4 couple of
law suits and incidentally visit the
big Live Stock show.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

@. G. W'ckert, Of Hebron, Neb +.
Is introducing a line Of remedies 10
the valley for the prevention and
cure Of the diseases Of swine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-01-25

There will bc leap year fishing
party at Mrs. Peacock's next Tues.
day evening, Jan. 2s. Refresh.
mcnts will Ike served. All arc
invited.
Paul McCollistcr has bought tho
Pioneer livery barn from Charles
Hanson and hns taken charge Of
tho same.
DIED. Friday, Jan. Is. at tho
Soldiers home, Amos g. Cornish,
aged q years and eight monthA
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-18
FROM KEOKEE.

heokee, VA March lI.-ReN
VIM. kobluette. of Little Stone
Gap, attended meeting here at
Oak Grove Oli School Baptist
Church of which he is pastor.
Roy VIM *. Rice. of Glover
Fork. hy was here last FRI
day furnishing provnder 90 the
people of keokee.
John VI Brown. "A nice brill
liant young man. met with "a
sad accident last week by get
ing one OF his feet mashed se-
verely by the steam engine of
the keokee Coal and Coke Com
pany. Dr Ardan and am as-
slstant cut his foot of near the
JOINT of his foot. He is doing
as well as could be expected an
der existing circumstance
Nalinda l.. Legg. the Post.
master here. made a trap Co APP
palachia on business Saturday.
We again remind the Post.
office Department of the great
Importance Of establishing
railway mail service from Ap
palachia to keOkee over the
Black Mountain Division of the
n. * S vs.. Ry., and to continue
oy st. Charles to Pennington
Gap. NX
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TO RESUME BUSINESS
Aniekei booker Trust compsny Granted
Resumption Order.

New York, March Max
ing the advent OF another pro
gressive period IN the area Of
reconstruction i'm the financial
and industrial world was the
order granted today by Justice
Clark an the Supreme Court.
staten Island. for the reopen
ing on March 2Gth. of the Knick
erbocker Trust Company. whose
suspension last October. follow
ing a two days bank run. in-
volved the savings of nearly
10000 depositors. brought the
president of The institution.
Charles T. Barney, 20 his death
m "a sensational manner and
precipitatei such an unsettle-
ment of public confidence that
the panic of 1909 resulted.
The re-opening of the Knick
erbocker Trust Company. mac
cordance with plans for it's re-
habilitation prepared after four
months labor hy "a committee
of depositors. viii release io tine
welfare of the community ass
sets aggreguuug -fr.--n. .0.N.
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DEATH OF MRS. r. J. MEYER.

Mrs. +. j. Meyer died yester-
day morning about 6 O'Clock at
her home on Giles Street after
a long illness with consump-
tion. Mrs. Meyer was former
~ Miss Kate Lifts. and was a
native of Blsirston. y. j. At
the time OF her death she was
IS years Of age. In September
1884, she marrid r. J. Never
and four children were born 10
them, two of whom, with Mr..
Meyer, survive her. Mr.. and
Mrs. Meyer had lived in this
part of the country for years,
and for the past three years
they had been residents of the
city, where Mr. Meyer, travel
ing man, has headquarters.
The funeral services will be
held at the home today at I
O'Clock and will be conducted
by her pastor, Rev 2. c. Clark
of the Presbyterian Church.
The remains Will be taken 10
Norton this afternoon for in
terment.-Blmefield Telegraph
OF the 18th inst.
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SLEMP ENDORSED

Richmond. Va, March I2.-
The Republican convention Of
the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict, held at Luray Wednes-
day, elected John Ackers, of
Rockingham, and c. NJ. 10
bOns, of Winchester, delegates
10 the National Convention.
Resolutions were adopted en-
dOrsing President Roosevelt 5
administration, and G.. Boscom
Slemp as State Chairman.
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BADLY BURNED
BY Premature Explosion Of Blast While
al Work az the Reservoir Last
Thursday Morning.

ON last Thursday morning
about II o'clock while at work
IN the reservoir at this place.
Melvin Carpenter and VIII All
man were badly burned by the
premature explosion of some
blasting powder.
They had drilled a hole some
twelve feet deep in bank and
had sprung" it with some dy-
uamite. after which Carpenter
and Altman started TO tamp the
hole with powder preparatory
for "a blast Altman picked up
"a key Of powder and started TO
pour 10 into the hole aud Car
pointer was ready 90 DO the
tamping The fire from the
dynamite had not an gone out
and as soon as the powder
reached Che bottom 10 ignited
and up shot flame. exploding
the keg of powder in Altman IS
hands and setting the clothes
OF the two men on fire. and be-
fore DO could be extinguished
they were badly burned All
man 'vas badly burned about
the face and hands. but he was
able 90 e1tinguish the fire that
caught mis- clothing. Carpen-
ter's clothes were practically
burned oH him before the fire
was put out. and he was horri
bly, burned about the face and
body. though he is not thought
to Doe as seriously injured as
Altman. whose face and hands
are burned very badly.
The injured men were
brought to town as soon possi
ble after the accident and given
medical attention by Drs.
Painter and Rucker. and later
taken to their homes.
They were at work for NV. W.
Taylor, who was awarded "a
contract boy the town council Co
complete the work on the reser-
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~ HONOR OF col SLHNP.
Eulogies on Late Congressman Life
snd Character Delivered in House.

Washington. March o. A
part OF the session today Of the
House Of Representatives was
devoted TO the consideration Of
private claims bills. \ num-
ber were passed, after which
the remainder of the day was
given over 20 eulogies of the
late Representative Campbell
Slemp, of Virginia.
Eulogies on Mr.. Slemp's life
and character were delivered
by Messrs Jones, Lassiter
Lamb and Flood, of Virginia
sherman, New York Campbell,
Kansas; Holiday and Clancy.
Indiana. and Smith, Michigan
As further mark Of respect,
the House, at 3l2 p. m, ad
journed until Monday.
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COTTON MEN AWAIT THE ;. 5 ".

Spartanburg, 5. G.. March I8.
The Spartanburg chamber or
commerce Friday night adopt
ed "A resolution ins.ructing the
secretary of the organization to
address letters TO the forty or
more cotton mill presidents 10
the county urging them TO
make coal contracts with the
agents of the Clinchheld Coal
Company, which Is allied with
the Interests of the South and
Western Railroad, and thus
convince the builders OF this
line Of the great volums await.
ing the construction of that
road into this city and ad,oin
ing territory.
There are more cotton mills
in Spartanburg county than
any other county ia the South
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-18
STOCK GAMBLING HARD Hlr
Stringent Measure Is introduced 90 ihc
House.

Stringent Measure D., introduced in ihe
House.
WASHINGTON March lf-
Stock eanbinp on MARGINS is
rractcaIl, prohibited In "a bin
introduced In the house vester.
la, that 5- understood to beam
proved bv President Roosevelt
The measure ,vas offered bv
Representative Wuli.m n Hem
burn. of Iowa and ln fneconrse
of its preparation Mr. Hepburn
noll frequent conferences with
ihe prc-ilent
The hlI offered Yesterday is
designed to task stock gambling
outof existence A prohihitorv
taN OF ~ Off per cent on the
face value 0f alI stock trans
ferred bv sale is provided elf
this biII ls enacted the market
Wlll be entirely eliminated.
Section 90 the Hepburn bin
reads. ln part as follows.
"That there is hereby inn
posed and there shall immedi-
ately accrue and bee collected a
tax as herein provided. on all
sales, or agreements to sell, or
memoranda of sales or deliv
cries or transfers of shares or
certificates of stock IN any as
sociation, company, or corpora
tion, made after the 3Oth day of
June 1905, whether made upon
or shown 10y the books Of the
association. company. or cor
p0ration. OF by any assignment
ln blank, on 10y any delivery. or
10y any paper or agreement or
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-18
To Wind Up the Aiiairs Of the Union
Iron aud Steel Company.


At meeting of the creditors
Of the Union Iron \ steel Com
many banl,rupt at Wumino-
ton Delaware. ON the 10Th IN
stant Victor R Wollv am at.
tornev AT Wilmington was
elected trustee
A contest developed at the
meeting between the other cred
itors and Herman and Nottie
Cohen. of New York. The lat
ter asserted claim Of $3.50. 900
against the company. which
the other creditors deny as a.
valid claim 4 further contest
developed against the claim of
former president Roach. of Bos-
ton. "a against the company
amounting to Si26.ooo. Tor mon
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-18

if YOU suffer with indigestion
constipation. feel mean n a
cross. no strength or appetite.
your system is unhealthy. H0l
listers Rocky Mountain n e. "a
makes the system strong and
healthy a5c. Tea or Tablets.
Hamhlen Bros.
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ence Mccormick.
Sec. III. - Judge Blanton.
Worthy MentiOn-Hester Hor-
ton, Grace Wolfe.
HIGH SCHOOL.
First Near-Luther : e m %
made an average Of o. OF four
studies. Worthy Mention
Janet Bailey
Second \ ear, Worthy Men
tiOn-Creed Kelly.
Third Year, Worthy Mention
Gladys Wolfe.
Fourth y Near-Retta Thomp.
son.
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HONOR ROLL-Present ev-
cry day, good department. few
er than two half day absences.
fewer than four tardy marks.
and an average Of 90 on an
studies.
WORTHY MENTION Same
as above with an average Of So.
except that a days excused alb
sence rs allowed If the average
scholarship is g0.
Respectfully.
R. II. SHEpPE. Prin.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-18
Great 1914 Campaign
Interesting Renaissance Of Memorable
Fight

remember personally the great
presidential campaign Of Is44.
one of the most red-hot cam
paigns IN the history Of the
American Bepu bile. DR..
W T. Edmonds showed us
a hag that was awarded
90 the scott delegation az the
great barbecue ar Ross camp
ground ma Hawkins county
during that memorable cam
paign
The flag was made by the
following. who were then Young
ladies attending school al
hingsport: Miss Margaret Kane
of scott county. Misses Matilda
Lyons, Mary Powell and Mar
garrett Sturm. OF Hawkins
county. and Misses Emily and
Dickenson. of Lee
county The flag is on "a white
background with "a dying eagle
ln 'he center At one end are
-f stars representing the 2c
States in che Union at that
time while at the other end lis
Che lone star of Texas. Printed
'' ''' "o'tonl BOD large letters is
ltNa-' ioih ami Dallas.
ne barbecue was given hy
''Nille - Bradley. who owned
q n''Sn'n'ent estate on iloiston
n'Fe'. DC i7 sa'd that thirtS
thousand people attended thc
n'fo,'oe' aomr coming from
Ne"'uchf Anircw johnson
was i"e speaker 90 ihe day. out
A' i.'"' " a. l''c crowd That at
'i' 'i'"e 'Niril mcn were peak
''s "' 'N' o"nir um' Hm"ue
.u'''' ''lnt li'n ii F. hanc "i
'-'''''' .i'.. "i' '''N''nor r'N
''. 'l''l''". "' If'd'',
''''' l'' f''''' '". ''nn'Hn'' Oh"
'.l ''. t''.'' '''NI
''~ ''.'N 'i'.' l' iN'
'''''.' i'' '"- ''i' iir, .-i i'ir
h''''''' '"" " won nF ec"ff.
' counted lhe dihrr-
'"' ''''' -"''""7 '7 '''et marched
''' '.,'''n 'N" '''r'.l
"o ISSUE '" 'hA' campaign
'"' ''''' .77'o" oi leAas'
"''" was advocated oy The
''', - avs whose candidate
,V' ''s''ie"' was James n.
o'A' o' ien"esSee' ana Tor
'0' , eSlle"O george w. Dal-
''7' 'i 'u"SS wanna. lheir
'''' P''s " S''s"" was FOLK
'''' '.'' a''' / 'A"9. ! ne " hig
,,. " ''9''',"' was
.,'o ut '''''an1 out ii''starred
Henry Clay, OF Kentucky. and
for Nice-President Theodore
Freiingheyson, of New Jersey
The Free Soil candidate for
resident was james G. Birney.
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Oi The Blk Stone Gap Public schools
for ihe Month Of February.

"'N. Ill.,. NAIl nukCE, I earl
Cowan, Ethel Dennis.
SECOND GRADE.
See. Minor Rogers.
Sec III James Keller. Wor-
thy Mention Ben Watts. Minnie
Griffin.
THIRD GRADE.
Sec l.-Eugene c sid y.
Dewey Linkous. Worthy Men
tion Dewitt Wolfe. John Ham
ilton.
Sec. IL. Della Parsons. Ella
Cawood. Worthy Mention
Robert Cowan, Gladys Dennis.
FOURTH GRADE.
Sec. Ira Linkous. Lillian
Head. Willie Baker, Virginia
Wright. Worthy Mention
Ballard Bishop.
Sec. II.-Myra CawoOd Hens
lev Dickinson. Carl Linkous.
Worthy Mention-Louise Good q
loe. Mabel CULLEN.
FIFTH GRADE.
Sec. Myrtle Nickels. Hen
Try I8ylOr Worthy Mention
Jerome Ramey, Belle Ramey, ,
Ellie Coffee.
Sec. II.-Miriam Taylor. John
Lane.
SIXTH GRADL.
Sec. HAIRY Wallace, Eu-
lola Catron, Mae Reynolds. Ma
bel Willis. WOrshy Mention
Matte Adams, Coda Catron.
Lila Cawood, Emma Smith.
Sec. lL-VirgiEia Beverley
Rosa Hamilton, Gustava Par
sOns.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Sec. L-Zollie Palmer, Flor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1908-03-18

Major ). j. Mcconnell and
Or. Ldmcnds attended the great
barbecue, although it it was a.
years ago this fall. They re-
member much that occurred az
that gathering and also NAM
incidents cs The campaign. We
arc ;ndebtef 10 MAJ. McCor-
nell Cor compiling the data from
which this was written. He j.
well up on history and especially
the history of his own times.
Gate City Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29

tary of state, most of the wise ones
place Judson Harmon, of Ohio. A
few think that Judge George Gray of
Delaware. would be chosen for this
important portfolio, but this is not
considered probable by those ac-
quAnted with just the degree OF
friendship existing between the Ne
braskan and the Delaware jurist. The
Bryan cabinet, it is thought. would be
largely composed of westerners, with
only two or three eastern and south
ern men included.
1t is Nkely. in the event that Bry-
an is elected, that his cabinet will be
substantially as follows:
Secretary of State-Judson Har-
mon, of Ohio.
Secretary of the Treasurer-John
A. Johnson, of Minnesota.
Secretary of War-George Turner,
of Washington.
Attorney General-William ]. Gay
nor, of New York.
Postmaster General-Henry D.
Clayton, of Alabama.
Secretary of the Navy-Theodore
A. Bell, of California.
Secretary of the Interior-Thomas
NJ Patterson, of Colorado.
Secretary of Agriculture-Clar
Howell. of Georgia.
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
John Mitchell of Illinois.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29
SHADE TREES
HONEY COATED

Shade trees in Bessemer. and more
especially in block X and Royal park
at McClelland library, are coated
with honey-dew. The occurrence is
very rare and this is one of the first
times the horticulturists state that
honey-dsw has been seen in Pueblo.
Friday afternoon and Saturday
the shade trees on Abriendo avenue
near the McClelland library were
dripping honey-dew from the leaves,
and children who had discovered the
leaves We're sweet were enjoying
feast of real mama.
Theorists are not agreed as to the
real cause of honey-dew, some claim
ing it comes from the aphides, or
aphis, a small insect and others con-
tending 1t is a sap from the tree
which sweats from the leaves after
a long drouth.
The trees which are affected with
the honey-dew in Pueblo are infest-
ed with the aphides. The leaves
bearing the honey-dew can be cas-
ily detected by their waXy appear
ance, and where the honey-dew is
thick the leaves are sticky to the
touch.
The unusual amount of honey-dew
and the large number of insects
which accompany it are doing dam
age to the shade trees by destroying
the leaves.-Pueblo Star-Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29
BEET WEB WORM
DAMAGE STOPPED

C. p. Gillette of the Colorado Ag-
ricultural College treats on the beet
web worm and its work as follows:
The beet web worm moths are
again flying in the fields. This means
that the eggs are being deposited
upon beets, alfalfa. lamb's-quarte b,
sweet clover and other plants that
this insect feeds upon.
Whether or not the worms will
appear in sufficient numbers little
later to do serious harm it is inn
possible now to say. But it would
be well for the growers everywhere
to keep very close watch of their
beet fields for the purpose of detect
ing the first appearance of the small
worms, so that they may be pre-
pared to apply arsenate of lead OF
Paris green to the beets in time to
prevent their being seriously cut
down by the worms if they should
appear.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29

In the case of the election of Taft,
II is generally agreed that there will
be few vital changes. Elihu Root is
slated to retain the state portfolio
as long as he wants it. provided, of
course, that the Republicans con-
tinue in control. George Won l..
Meyer, postmaster general in Roose-
velt's cabinet. will likely be advanc-
ed to the treasury secretaryship.
General Luke Wright is certain to
remain as head of the war depart
ment under the Taft regime. Frank
II. Kellogg, it is thought, will be Sc
lected to succeed Attorney General
Bonaparte, while Frank II. Hitch
cock Will be awarded with the office
of postmaster general. James Will
son. the perpetual secretary of agrf-
culture, will not be disturbed, and
James A. Garfield will continue as
secretary of the interior Whether
Metcalf will be retained as secretary
of the navy and Straus as the secre-
tary of commerce and labor Is mat
ter of disagreement, some of the
wiseacres declaring that they will
have to make way for some of Tafts
more Industrious workers
Doping out Bryan cabinet is, of
course, more interesting. nee it al
lows wider latitude of choice and
presents more elements of uncertain
ty. AT the head of the list, as secre-
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29

Among the competitors, both at
Kiel and San Sebastian, was Vice
Commodore F. Lewis Clark, Eastern
Yacht Club, Marblehead, who felt
that the American yachtspen were
called upon to show in sonny tangible
way their appreciation of the cour-
tesies and kindness received at the
time from their Spanish yachting as
sociates.
Finally Commodore Clark decided
that the presentation of racing
trophy to the Spanish Federation of
Yacht Clubs would be appropriate,
and, acting upon that decision. at
once ordered from a firm in Cowes
superb gold cup, which has been
given to the Federation, not only be-
cause of the courtssies received, but
'as an incentive to the noble sport of
yachting and to the building up OF
yachts in Spain
The memorandum of gift accom-
panying the cup stipulates that the
Federation shall arrange for annual
regattas for the trophy, consisting of
not less than three and not more
than five races, to be sailed not oft
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29

ener than once each calendar year.
1t is open to sailing yachts of di-
mensions to be fixed by the Fedora
ton. built in Spain, and owned by
persons who at the time are mem
bers of yacht club belonging to the
Federation: to be steered by mem
bers of said clubs, and the crews of
which shall consist wholly of ANA
teurs: and open also to such other
yachts built in Spain and sailed by
Spanish amateurs as may be permit
ted by the Federation to compete.
Provided, however, that the first
year the said Federation may, If it
choose, arrange that various races for
the said cup be sailed in the waters
of San Sebastian, Bilbao and Santana
er, so as to insure equality of oppor-
tunity to the members of the various
clubs comprising the Federation. But
all the races sailed this first year
shall constitute and be considered as
but one regatta.
The cup shall become the absolute
property of the persons, who as own
ers, shall have first won three annual
regattas.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29
Fruit Lands. Fruit Lanes, Here

Fruit Lands. Fruit Lands, Here
is an opportunity TO own a fruit ranch
on easy terms. We have 16U acres
divided up into g. and lO-acre tracts
that can be bought Tor from $40 10
$50 per acre. TINS is grand oppor-
tunity for one, who can not afford to
pay cash ana big prices Tor fruit
land, to own nice rancn. The pay
ment will be ~ 70 and the balance on
monthly payments. THIS lana is sit
uated In one OF the best lruit Delts in
Grand Valley. Cali and see Ii. j.
Gray, the realty man, 337 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29

Galvanized gutterfns sEd spoutine
galvanized chimney tops, tin valley,
nip shingles, furnace installing at
reasonable prices by Lowe Bros.
timers, 126 n. Fifth street, phone
black 1894. Call and get our prices
and save money.
The daily sentinel., 1908-07-29
KING TO RACE
FOR YANKEE CUP

Especial Sentinel1
Madrid, sOnderl<lasse yachts
Spanish Federation Yacht Clubs
will be held
specially
believes chance of
When the American yaclsmen had raced at Kiel last
the lead
Corinthians about San Sebastian Ibao and santaner in
sonderklasse n
sportsmanlike but firmly cemened the friend
ship existing between countries.