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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
EUGENDO DESCH lMPS.

sa 0ncusntra entire nouotros y hsmaB to
do ell gusto de BRIudGFle, don Bugenio
DsBchampH, uno do los mas briIlanteB sECri
torres de nueDtFa heEmRna iBlR 8Rnto Do
miUgo.
NJ hay quisn no le concz,s en- Puerto
Rico, por 81 historical republicsno Su al
tguismo fscundRdo por Las mas mobiles ideas
y au gran frmszs de principles y de CO.
1GcteV.
Tai vss 90 queds antTe noHotTou largo
tempo, Olejado de la pEofundH crisis juTf'
di"a que hoy nina sl Coraz6n de "a har'
mous patTiR.
No es ell atf9F DaBChampB elemento in
difsrante para nusatrO pTegraI0; = dsbes
mes fslicitRrncs de tsnsrlo entire no8otroR.
SismpTe tuvo para Puerto Rico IN PEN
IAmiento an Gsntimiento de amor. su
puma hR bEillado On nueDtrss hojOB diB'
rias = Eu acci6n en- muChag do nuestrsB
iniciAtivAF.
LA COEEespondenCia" l0 Baluda, de-
Ba6ndoso buenos dia8 en- nusatrR patria,
como IN busn amigo y honorable hu6I'
ped.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
URAYOAN.

Visio CaCique que habitaba ca Y8guezs.
HsCho q ls libaRtad 6 Independence, ,Bufrfa
en- nilencio viendo 81 tIato brutal iniCuo
que PoncG- do Leon y loB-oRntellanoB ex
tEanieFoB dieE0n & Bug C0mpRtFi0tag, Obli'
g6ndoIoB Te&ligaT duVOB tHabsjoB On lRg
minag = ep leo eOtanCiRG.
EnviadoB del TuEOY CTsian los indioB s
IoB ssps Il oleU y HupOniaulOB iomoFtAlsE.
iSsF6n hombFes como nosotFog loD cas-
tsllanor? ne pFfguntsba el indio. Como
noUotroS moFirGI? EHta idea le psEtuEbA'
ba. Si Gran diCaeB, habfS que rsGigaRrue
ii eran h3mbreI habfa que defsndsrDs.
El patricia c0ciqus lofiAb8 con Is rel
viQdicaCi6n do la libsEtad del pueblo oEri
mido no propuBo CompVobNF gi los en-
pAfi 1Ees erRn no moFtsleV. Fcrm6 81
plan egpoE6 la opoEtunidRd que no tArd6
On pF8ssnt6EEolP Oercs do 90 sldea pa
saba Ol Camioo qus trRnRitObSn Ioa eHpR
f'Iel para III y venir del puerto dc Ia
AguRd0.
CorPfR el mes de NyviombFe de 1910
Un diS llPgS la aldsR de Ursyoan sl
j6ven sBpS II Il Diego SaIcedo. Recibslo 0l
ORcique, ofr6osls aIgunsB nAboTia8 para
que 10 llevsn ID TopR y ID. guien. Era
nOcOuATio hAcer la Supr0mR 'experienCia.
corr isndo el FeygO de la vengOnza u como
CPefa OFan inm0FtRIeB loB' oRBtsI IlRnoP.
PaTte SRlcedo con los indioV; gniSnlo
Los oTillGB del entonCs8 CaudAlOGo GaGora'
bo. Siguisndo Ia coatumbFe eBtRbIeCid8,
sRlcsdo Be haco cavgaF poE elI0B para que
Ie paHsn sin mojsrse. Al llegaF 81 Contro
de 10 CoTrieute lo1 nNbOEiag, obedeCiendo
las 6Fdene0 de UTGyoRn BumeTgsn y Hug0
tan 6Alo0dO bajo 81 Ogua hAGta que mu
rio ah3gad0.
TraSn ell cadEvsr & 10 orilIs comisnzR
Ia sBpeCtGci6n: jRsSucitAFa? 5Ss lsvantOT6
yer gstivo y co6Eict? mo dicsn slloI que
aon inmuEtalsl2 Y ante 0l tenor & la iE0
del CsBtellAno Los indioH ls piden pardon
Rl CadkveT. PasAn laB hoTas; el cueFpo de
Salcodo OntrS en- deBoompOnici6n = IN gri
to de j6bilo brota del CorAs6n de los in
dies:
Los caBteIIanoB son hombrsB muersn"
con lR busba nuGv1 OOrrsn & YsguezG y
u0tfoianle Nl Cacique.
El encsnto eUt6 Totc. Aun hsy espe
rRnsS de saiv0ci6n para la pAtEis: 30 pus'
de IuChaE, 90 puede combatiF con 81 cas-
tellRGo como 10 luchs con el CRFibe iDva'
scr.
Yel patricia oacique que no scsptsba
lR frGEs de ''pueb!os d6biloA" AhorR ca mo-
da para oCultaE lR fslts do pAtrioti1mo,
hizo coEENr ls buena nusva entire todog los
CsCiqusB del lar borincRno. Aun hay re-
dGnci6n, pOrBRb2.
En- 1911 muri6 el caciqus Uvayoan
en- el csmpo De batSlla de Yagueza. S9ll6
con 90 EangEe So amor lG nbeTtRd de la
tieTFR nativO.
Fac un h6roe do Borinquen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
Los HEROES PATRIOS.
CRCI0UES GL0RiOS0S.

Si gloEifcaci6n msFeCsn los que con In
f0eE88 venciaEon, hoo0r PREF debs tFi
butREBe & los que d6bilag ineFms1 Rupis.
ron daF ID vida pOr IL libsTtad de ls ps.
tTia, dejfndonoS IN alto ejsmplo dc Rbns-
gaoi6n saCri6Ci0.
No poEque f0eFsn pobF08 indioB GRlysieg
son msnos grRndsB y mr. agsntuoHoB en- 50
CAfda que loo dsm6B h6rosB que dsFEamaEon
m BaDgrs On dgf.nBs del solar native.
Is juBticiR y II Psz6n sBt6n de paEta de
las vfctim1a inoContsB IooF que olyidaRIkAf
G:nHifquen otF:s 81 tiaFo Conqniatador
que sin Fa26n pi deTeCho invRdi6 ia boTin.
cana terra ? dc ella 20 RpodeE6 poF 10
yiolenCia y el CrfmeD. Pfdanlo vsTBoB al
posta, mRFthan tEiuDf .lsB al m6SiCo, En-
tu dGTGcho eBtGn de haosTlo aaf
Yotargo tambi6n mi deF0ChO y 10 Rjer.
cite. ,CEso que nj loI amos trsnacaEridoD
dasdo aI dis fatal para lou indies On q 1e
Colon descubTi6 al NuGvo Mund0, nj Rtin
pusden ConvsEtir en- AoCion0H buenaP, Bu8
trsmendoB CsfmeneB ccmstidoB CON lOB pri.
mitivcE habitAntsB de Gsia terra.
LO iojuSto sara BiempF0 iOjusb % male,
HismpFe mRIo. Podrk Dies con su podeE
il inito boEEar los mnnd0B, BRcAT de lR
NADIA un nutvo uuivsEBc, perO 10 que malo
fu6 On les mundoG RDiquiladoa no podrG
tornAEBe en- bisn y virtud.
Estoy con les d6bileB con Iou cafdoV,
con loB gGCrifasdoB. MientrRs otroB colo
can CoFonas sobEs loU husgcs de los veFdu'
goE, 20 pongo guiEnhl las de sspiEituAl
recuerdo, de Fememoraci6n santa sobrs la
innsnaR tumba en- que dusEmsn Las vfcti'
mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10

REVOLUTION MUsICAL-sOlicito
nuegtEo Oat6logO de mdBiCa para piano,
violin y piano, mandolinR y guitRFEa que
eon6sno mas de mil dOsCientas obFRg digtin
tAsS todas 6 pTeCioB nunCa viGtOB On Puerto
kiCo do 10 CeOtGvO8 eI eieNpIaF. El luj0
7 Is correction de nuegEPRg sdiciones, e.
dHa litogEahRdRg, no neCeEifR EeClamo.
Rsmita hoy miHmo Hu direction para On.
yiarls el OatGlogO. Century Music. Pub.
gomP. Allen altos, ApsEtRdo 415, San.
Juan FGsHt0 Rico. 45V.&
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
SuCESO EN- HuMCA0
ell SabadO.
Ua C0Ch3 en- que Das6aban Ia sehOTa
COTtada de PaIaCiOs J sus nlias,
eS deOtlOZa6O poi una IGC0mOtOra,
La ellnda Dc Ia DIi0 suffO h0rldO8 en- Ia cDh'z0.

HumaCAo, Julio 9.-La distinguida Beno'
~ PEovidencia CortSda do FaRcioB Ro'
drigutz, ssPosR del fiscal dc eGta Corts, hR
Iuffido un EsFio porCanCe en- la tarde del
DEbsdu. La sefioER paasGbA en- Coohs poF
IL playa lIsvAndo Eub nifi'B Rataelita =
Marie LuisA y 30 criadG JuRna. M6qui'
M " W gopOB dc "PastO viejD" que ve'
nfan & todR velOcidAd thsCaTon con 81
COcho, destroS6ndOlo y cAuBAndo usriA0
laSiOnsB IL siEvisnta, y otrAs do msnoB
impoEtanCia { Ia HfioVR y nina.
La Be6oEita. Ana Malta Ramirez que
ibA tambi6u en- eI coChs reauIt6 ileSa. -
El sGfior Palaciog Rodriguez 80 Oncon'
tFe bH en- C6guaB On invsstigaCi6n de IN
Orfmen , 81 TFgEeSo 10 halo con Ia noticiR
del Bucego
Mas detall0B CoFrso.
ssntimos el peEcancs ocurrido & Ia diO'
tinguida familiG y sIperamoB ssa de la,
manOr importaucia Ius cOnsscuencisB
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"HOmeDsje al doctor y [. MIS-. ]. J.
Henna."

Nu0stro quOTido OOmpafsEo 81 doctor
Zsno Gsndfs, director de cate disrio ha III.
do obsequiAdO por sI Conocido pianiata
poncaiio Baiior Arfntide1 ChAvisE con un
ejsmplaT do Ii OOmroDici6n muHicRl titula-
de "Homsnaja al DR.. = L. Mrs. J. j.
Hsnns."
LA CoTEs8pOndenciS" d6 expEsaivan
gracias 81 iuBpiFadO m6sioO poaOsho que
tRnt0B y tan liBOnj0EoB tEiuntos ha obtsnido
fusr0 dc "a patria = 0n "a PAtEiN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
COSI RlRl.

Una de les CaS1H de comercio mas impo
tantes do N W York, he rssuelto suupsndsr
Gu0 anuuCies, pOF conRiderar ex isTads Va
10 vontN dc SuI AEticulos
En- San juan, tsndId que hacer 10 mis-.
mo 10 que vends los fAmoaoB traIe8 hsch9n
On IL cRllS de Allen 80, "Ln PsEmsaana"
de J. PisEag y Comp
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10

GABALLOs A PRsEBRE.-ss cui.
dan caballos & pazabEa 8 Mn 81, en- ID fn'
@ De Haeo. Rey, PsEada 80 EIm0Eo y bA'
EasuRa' 1nfOEmR Fernando J. Gsigd en-
!e maama inca. 15. u Rlt
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
CABLES De HOY.
RHTeglO G0nVelit0 eniig lOs Estad0s
Unidos ' RI Canada.
EI sabad0 fallaGlt en- Roma 81 mar
qu6s DiTudini. =.
e shah ha emPsfado las joyss De
81 corona. IL
Ia POPuIaFib0e de los Igyes S de Dina
maTCa.

Ottawa, AgoGt0 1Os-Et gobieEno hs
Resualt0 OOnVsnir CON ID proposition do l0s
Eatadoa Unidov, dc eutab,eceF 6 BtflAlar
una fsja de SeuentG piss dc RnGho CRds
lado do la fronteFa de AIRska. So OoDsi'
dsFaR6 81 efectnaR 81 miamo aEEFg'o en- &C.
dRg Las 1900 millaB de terra do laB from
tsRag. CE6sas que, habi6ndGBs llegado
IN dsfnitivo aEFFg'o en- 81 ORBo de Alaska
tambi6a 90 TesUslvG favOEablsments sl dl
timo particular, pues clio Ee muentra
diBpuestos t,nto cate gObigTnO camo sl
de- Warrington. El hmite maToAdo en- Iag
ffontSTaB de AIA8kG evitaF& rczamientos
entire autOridadss de loS dos paisSs vscinoV.
RomR, AgoSto 1O.-El s6bado f.lIsci6
81 marques DirudiDi. Era M sBsadiats
notable. Como PoIftico lego & tsner en-
tO6O al Eoino la mas alta reputation. Fl
marques DiFudini ocup6 tAmbisn hRcs al
g6n tempo lS pFtaidsncis del gabinete. 8u
musEte hs CausAdo duslo en- loo cIrCulos
pOlitiCoB = tRmbien On 10 Cote. Los fu'
n0ERI0B que 90 le hiCisT0n FeviatieFon gran
pompa = SOIemnida6.
Tsh0r6n, AgoSto 1O.-EI sh.h, que 90
u8S48 S4 0s8V9uGaJuB8 6UA4AO4 GGQDOu1GG8
poR los grandes degsmbolgos hschcB CON
motiv0 de la FavoIuci6n, hG empefi ado laB
jOyaa de 10 corona para fsciiitRF f,ndcs con
objsto dc RplRstaE las Tevue'taS de 7. bEiz
So jugga que Bi egts supremo elfas q del
Shah FeBultaTs iD6til, les revoIucioDaTitB
tTiuDfanteB eu TAbris dominRES1 fAcilmsn'
90 On todo el teFritoFio gs dispond16n
llsgsF sats capital. Las jOyaB de- la Ct
roma del Shah sstkn valorGdas en- uua su'
mR CuRntiOSisimP. El miniRtro BRITT leo
hS rGitOERdO % pEotsts on contra del 60
pionajs de que % haO0 blanCo 10 casa Que
OeupR la leg con. Las tro <as peEnaa Foaean
6Bta, pueB 20 Rfems que los principals
sgitadOF0B EeyoluCionaEiOs que 90 Fefugia'
ron On ella, pr0paERn ca fugs TuVqufp.
COpsnhaguR, Agasto 1O-Loa reyes
han CelsbsGdo uu aCto que hs Rido comon'
tRdfsim0 en- TODD 0l pals BrindAFon sus
magestadsU IN gran a!mueEEo q cuatEo'
ciontoB dRness0 Giudadanos dc los EstadOB
UnidoG. Los Esyeg du"Rnte sl RgmueFso
depaEtisTon EfMtuoBG individualments
con muChos do guU antiques adbditpg. Los
daI0.amsTiGsnoB De mUsBtFan GatiafSchfsi'
mos do 10 regis ROogidG que han tenido en-
eSta CapitRl. Los reyes, que diaffutsn de
'xtFaoEdinaFiR p0puIaEidsd, fOsEon aCla'
madoB pOr sl pueblo dsBpU6B del actO, al
diEigiFHe & palRoio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10

-MuCho1 CochsEoa hiCisron hoy %
'Agouto'' con motivo do Ia intsFFupCi6u
de CRFEoo s'6ctsiooV, traBpoEtsndo paBGi ioroB
de ID CiudRd & SaDGuECs vice verse.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10

Harry WoImer victims de ~ dsber ga'
nando 81 pPopio guDtsDtO , 81 do BuH fami'
IiaFeg.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10
PORTO RIGAN EXPRESS COMPANY
sERvICIO DE EXPRESS POR LA LINEA DEL TROLLEY


Dos oarrOs de Express saen diaiamene; rm
Este svcO San Juan Caguas much
yedad las h venas Las de utn rviO pu
pedidos
siguen usando ell "BiNema antique de ransportes"
g. o. D.
p6rdida etempo
Sc dan nfOrme tarfas median soiCtud.
TIPOS1 h. 25 2lb 80 4 lb. 80
Nuevo ervico de de
del Pabeon del Parque BOnq (d de saa
las $50 m
Pabeon del Bonqu Hotel Pams
nas Uuo agen
escala los cuale usan Ia plaza de Companfa
Cruznd
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AYMAMON.

Era oaciqus en- Ia region del OsuaO, ,,
como al caoiqus UvRyoan Befi ,bs con I8
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-08-10

Los timos estilcs de la moda en- traje
hechOs para sefioras, mitad de precio.
Trajes de Jumpers dolores blanco, rosa,
marrOn, Champan. lila y azul de moda, to.
dos bOrdados en- blanco. Precio corriente
SO Venta de oportunidad $500. Otros
modelos de chaquetilla con bordadOs, que
su precio es $40 sI8 $50 So y $40 unO
en- venta de oportunidad.
Sombreros adornados de Ultima moda
para sehoras, que su precio regular es So
So uno. No hay dos iguales.
CascOs y sombrerOs marineros para Sc
fioras a 40 ctvs. Is ctvs. y S1.0O.
Cuellitos bordados, que su precio CO.
rriente es 25 ctvs. 10 ctvs. uno.
Cinturones de eldsticO, y earteras de ma
no, nuevos modelos, con,descuento de 20
5OpS.
Abanicos japoneses desde 2 ctvs uno.
Con motive de reformas en- el Estable-
cimiento, tenemos infnidad de artfculOs
que vendemos mitad de su costo.
GONZALEZ PADIN HNOs,
San FrnciscO 80, y "LA PAQUITA"
San Justo %.
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GONZALEZ PADIN HNOs,

San FrnciscO 80, y ola PAQUITA"
Fan Justo %.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14
CALL FOR JOHNSON
LOGICAL STANDARD BEARER OF
THE DEMOCRACY.
APPEALS TO THE VOTERS.
In His Name and with the Great
Cause Victory ls Assured to
the Party Of the People
Why Court Defeat7


Friends of Governor John A. John
and pamphlet that together consti-
tute an address to the Democrats Of
the country Both make a strong ap-
peal 10 Democrats everywhere to ex-
ert themselves to see that the Denver
convention shall be a deliberate body
that will look the field over and
choose a candidate who, while repre-
senting modern Democracy, can win
at the polls.
The letter. which is signed by Fred
crick B. Lynch, treasurer of the Min
nesota Democratic State Central Com
mittee. who has opened Offices in the
Grand Pacific hotel. Chicago. is as fol-
lows.
Dear Sir: You are a Democrat, and
1t is because you are Democrat that
this is addressed to you. with the feel
ing that you will exert yourself to give
the party one of the greatest essen
tials to victory. strong and accept
able candidate for the presidency.
The Democracy OF the nation have
for - years been losing ground and
the belief is general that under the
old conditions defeat is certain. For
months the party has been drifting
toward an autocratic convention,
where popular choice is to be subor-
dinate to personal will.
Minnesota Democrats, feeling that
party duty transcends individual in
terest. have had the courage to
break away from the drift and offer
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

Government. The entire net work of
American waterways should be I'M
proved and extended systematically
by one authority, and with reference
to the economic and social needs of
the entire nation There is only one
power whose authority is as wide as
our country. and that is the federal
Government. In the future but small
place in the development and control
of waterways will be given either to
the states or to private corporations.
There can be no doubt that the
inland waterways of the United
States will be more extensively used
in the future than they have been
in the past. The reasons for this
are numerous and conclusive.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14
DIdsAway with Passes.

In one OF his messages. Gov. John
son said: III the public officers are
not adequately compensated now for
their services. fix the compensation to
such an extent as to make it reason
able compensation and do away with
the possibility of any oficer becoming
beneficiary OF the favor of corpora
tons. and by reason of gratuities be-
Ing placed under some obligation to
tie corporation which extends the
courtesy. And urge most
esrnestly the early enactment of q law
which will forever abolish the system
In Minnesota" And II was done.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

Mr.. E. F. Neimeyer. accompanied
by his wife, are pleasant visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neimeyer formerly re-
sided in this city and have many
warm friends here. They are en-
route to Goldfield. where Mr.. Nei-
meyer will have charge of the inter-
ests of the Armour Packing Com
pany. Last might their dau gh ter
Mrs. T. p. Sanderson, arrived here
from Durango to bid farewell to her
parents before their leaving for Ne
vada. AS Miss Jennie May Fisher
a few years ago, she was one of the
best known of the young peoples
set in the city, and is being greeted
most warmly by all. Mr.. and Mrs.
Neimeyer find MANY improvements
in Grand junction and believe it has
great future. Mrs. Sanderson will
return to Durango tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14
Let Us Try to Min.

In view of the foregoing, is 1t not
the dnty OF every loyal Democrat de-
string his party's success. II it can be
had without the sacrifice of principle,
to take judicious and comprehensive
thought of the situation and exert
himself to see that the delegates to
the national convention at Denver.
July Z. shall go there unfettered by the
dead hand OF the past and prepared to
consider calmly the political outlook
and the chances of Democratic sue
cess, and then with cool and careful
judgment select . nominee who can
win?
This is \ Democratic year, II the
Democrats Of the nation will but make
II SO.
Why postpone all hope OF success
and the beginning of the restoration
OF Democratic control for another four
years?
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14
The Glenwood Post saws:

The Glenwood Post says:
They left Denver Monday morning
for Colorado Springs; went from
there to Hartsell; then to Buena
Vista, and drove then to Leadville
via Granite.
The trip from Leadville over Ten
nessee pass was on the Taylor state
road, which the men state they
found in excellent condition.
From Glenwood Springs they will
go to Salt Lake City, returning to
the capital city in time for the Dec
oration day road races.
They stayed in this city several
hours, and left late this afternoon
for Rifle. which they hope to reach
before night.
No mishaps occurred with the trim
little machine. and they stopped here
only to wash off and make some min
or adjustments. 1t is only a pleas
ure trip and they are not trying to
cover the distance in any given time
or to break any records
The trip. however, has not lacked
exciting features. In telling of some
of these, Mr.. Clarey said:
while we were travelling through
South park at night we were caught
in binding snow storm. 1t was
black as ink. and the only light we
had came from our lanterns. We
made fair speed, however, because
the roads were in good condition,
and rather enjoyed the novel exper-
ience.
I'VE came down Eagle canon at a
pretty fair clip. and. while the trav-
cling was somewhat rocky, we got
through without accidents of any
kind
Especially pleasing to us was the
uniform courtesy and kindness ex-
hibited by the farmers We met along
the way Instead of curses and
abuse for frightening their horses,
we have been accorded a warm well
come. On one or two occasions we
have met colts which were in har-
ness for the second or third time. 1t
is our custom to stop and allow the
animal to get acquainted with the
machine. after which it seldom shies
second time
The machine in which the travel
ers are making the trip can develop
from 20 to 16O horsepower. and
took the hills in and around Red
Cliff with the greatest ease. The
tires show but little wear. and the
drivers assert that the machine is in
perfect condition. They are camera
enthusiasts and have n number of
fine negatives they have taken on
the way.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

the party candidate who, il nomi-
mated. can carry more states than any
other living Democrat. and who would
be practically certain of election Re.
belling against the doctrine OF despair.
We take 1t for granted that there 10
NO necessity for the ravens of defeat
to perch on the banners OF Democ-
racy In 1905. simply because they did
in 1896. 1900 and 1904.
Conditions industrially. financially
and politically are such that We have
this year the opportunity of a genera
tion to win the presidency.
If you and the other Democratic
leaders of the country will but re-
spond to the invitation and the oppor.
tunity extended to you by the Demo
Gratis of Minnesota. we can escape
from the blishting tradition of defeat.
and rehabilitate the party and the ma
ton by great political victory mex
November.
There is still ample time to see
that enough delegates are elected to
the Denver convention to make that a
deliberatiye Democratic body that will
give the party new hope and new inspi-
ration and a winning candidate. To
this end. We solicit your cooperation
and will heartily welcome and con-
slider any suggestions you may offer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

Frederic Williams of Colorado
Springs. special agent of the New
Zealand Insurance Company. is a
visitor to his agent in this city. NJ.
o. Delaplain.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

Auction on Saturday, May 16. 2
o'clock, at the corner of Fifth and
Colorado avenue. See posters and
be at the sale.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR RENT-My 420 Grand avenue
house and barn. L. A. Staley, 43
Canon Block.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
with bath. PIT North Seventh
street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

California crabs. soft shell crabs,
black bass and corn fed prime ribs
OF beef every day for dinner at the
Manhattan cafe.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

Axle grease for your buggy Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

Schuettler wagons have a world
wide reputation. Sold by Rhine
hart.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR RENT-5-room modern. we'll
furnished house. 122 Rood
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR RENT-Two modern rooms for
light housekeeping. 333 White.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

LoST-A wagon bolster spring and a
small package of laundry on Mon
day. Return to this office.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14
The TRIP WAS MADE
in EIGHTEEN HOURS
Autoists Crossing the Statc.-QuicIS
Trip From Denver to GlenwOod
SpIings.-ENciting Feat
uIeS.

= Driving racing auto from I
+ Denver to Glenwood Springs, a I
+ distance of 3OS miles in IS 1
+ hours actual running time, is I
+ the remarkable record that was /
+ made by J. j. Travis, owner of /
+ the machine, and his compan- I
+ ion, H. ]. Clarey, who arrived I
+ in Glenwood Springs yesterday Z
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR RENT OR SALE-Five-room
modern house; furnished; good To-
| cation. Box %
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR SALE-Lot corner of Rood and
Third. Enquire at 306 White ave-
nue..
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOUND-B. Lynch. locksmith and
gunsmith. Saw filing. POI Main
street.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

ESTRAY-From Book Cliff mine,
two mules. $40 reward for re-
turn of mules to the mines. w. s.
Philips.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

WANTED-Lawns to build and gar
dens to make by competent man.
Phone Red 3293
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR SALE-Horse and spring wagon,
very cheap. Apply A. c. Wells, Red
455.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

WANTED-Scissors to grind and UNI
brellas to mend. Lynch. 201 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-14

FOR SALE-Two choice residence lots
on Main street for sale cheap; own
er out of city. Call or phone NJ A.
Elkins. 1856 Gunnison. Phone Red
4402.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-11
Christian Ladies'
Bazaar Is Now open

The ladies of the Christian church
are holding their bazaar today and to-
morrow in one of the new buildings
across from The postoffics. Several
booths have been put up and attrac-
lively decorated and these have drawn
a large crowd of visitors today. A
fancy work booth is in charge of Mrs.
Clay Donovan and Mrs B. P. Smith,
and flower booth is under the man
agement of Mrs. VIII Davis and Mrs.
A. F. Book. One of the prettiest is the
doll booth, arranged by Mesdames
Goff and Mays, and the apron display
In charge of Mrs. John Brown and Hrs
A. B. Cochran, draws its share of at.
tention. Mrs. Hillman and Mrs. Geo
Hill have charge of the candy bo 9TH.
The ladies ere serving oysters today,
and tomor ow they will serve a turkey
dinner.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-12-11
CenerOuSJOhn
DIS Tip

New Brunswick, n. j.. Dec. 11.-Jno.
D. Rockefeller came here today for
luncheon at the Mansion House with
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of New York.
The luncheon, of which Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter ate a generous portion, consisted
Of vegetable soup, lobster, scallops a
la Mansion House, planked chicken
and baked potatoes.
Mr.. Rockefeller gave the waiter who
served, him Rudolph Osterwald, five
cents for tip and advised him to put
It in the savings bank.
"That's what l did with my spare
cash when I was your age" said Mr.
Rockefeller, "and it earned money foI
me. Never waste your money"