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HOUSE REPAIRING

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR Co; CARPEN-
te-s and b1ders; store fitting and ren1daliur. gen
eral house repairing o. al kinds. esssres furnished
kOOM 9. SO nv Phone " Tz5 i=afs-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

POSITION As MESSENGER WANTED By 4
W11e-agake young c1iEed man. th0rr1zbIv ac-
QuaIntsd with al sections q city and izlsin4ss
housas; best busizzss. bank, a-d cub -eferenres
h y. P. "a II 81 Nv frzsst
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H D. GORDON Att
E2stszs

AT WALTER B. WILLIAMS & cos AUCTION
roo13s corner 10Th and D sts NV. on SATUR-
DAY. August I. 1s0S. viii Be sold al goods stored
n the names q Elizabeth Dice. James Lotus. z.
Sparks. Lizzie Shepherd. and joseph Hontmzn
iyZSStsxS [. S STORAGE co.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED FOR LABOR-SATING
kitchen article selling for g cents. good urodt;
Czn be hznded as d side line b. those selling house
hold speairiess Territory given advertising VIII
help you- Address c. A. H Box I15 Herald one
U21
CANTASSERS WANTED No SAMPLES TO
oaTTys good pay. Apply 7is K 81 Nv. aft vernon
place)- 5g1sSt
MAKE MONET--ANY NAN. WOMAN. BOY Or
E1rl can l-sze money IN spare tine ri1sgug post
cards child can do T. Inci--e stamp for mai
ing and We VII sead you BEAUTIFUL SAMPLE
with FREE complete instructions for dong this
beautiful w0rk- Write to-day and beCa work a.
ozce- THE Utility CO. Box 81. Malone. y Y
EEzt
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HORSES. MULES. AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-TWO LARGE WORKING HORSES
and ule moe little d-Ting uare. KIND and gs1tls.
80 5-h s. nv -ZS3t
GREAT VEHICLE AND HARNESS SALE TO
reduce STOCK, Sl3.300 worth q vehicles less than
cost; al good. new ard Up 20 date S D. WATERS
& son. 80 Pa ave Nv jyI2-Sr cod
AUCTION SALE EVERY TUESDAY. THURS
day and saturday Cone and buy your horses of
Is. and save money We sci strictly On c1r-rlis-
sion IAGRATH * KENNEDY. 5B Ilth 81 Nv
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District Of Columbia. Washington. =. g. July .
iss-Sesled proposals wi he received a. this o1hce
Until c'coek ?. II. THURSDAY. JULY p, and
then 1ubiicly opened IL Room No. 5a. for fuT-
nishing the District Government with I've draft
horses. 70 be used 10 Street Cleaning Wo-- HoTzes
20 he sound good workers good conformation. be-
tween the ages q i've and eight years and not
less thar so ponds each 10 weight Each hCrse
before being ACCEPTED 70 Be sGbis-1ed % an *
animation b the District VeteLfnaria1 n Wash
ingtou- .. G.. free q e1pense 20 seller Fo- fur
thsr infoTnaIoa and blank forns of p-orosal Apply
at o+ace 4 ProPer1y Clerk Diseric BuiidiuE
HENRY p. p MCFARLAND HENRY L
WEST. Jay J. MORROW. Comntsi0ners. D. c
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I las RHODE ISLAND AVE--FRENCH FAMILY:
t furnished Foou-s: breakfast desired gentleuen
cny. UG73t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR sALE-CGAR STORE AND NEWS STAND
BOX lis. Herald cA5ce. U&4
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-NIESSE SENGER BOY: ONE WITH
wheel preferred Appl~ % TIE COLUMBIA
PLANoGRAPH COMPANY Evening star Annex
-.
WANTED-sIX GOOD BOYS To SELL PAPERS:
Splendid locations ard permanent employment three
hours every ozyi salary and commission 20 boys EhO
VII work Apply WEBB. Circulation Department
The Herald. 4vs-rf
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES, Rents. GOVERNMENT
Claims; settle estates. Law business n al co1rtS.
No charge unless successful. Phone Gss5.
DylSn FULLER AGENCY, Room L, Ins =
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

SAVOY. SO IfTH ST Nv Or 5-ROONs AND
hath. furnished oT unfurnished, phone: coolest
arts IL City. Apply at oa5cc 10 PToDCis1oz-
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REFRIGERATORs & ICEBoxES

McCRAT MODERN REFRIGERATOR- AND
COOLING ROOMS ARE TIE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERAT0R &C.
SO ST NV 1yzs-ru. N .sa-sat
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PROPOSALs-U. E DEPARTMENT OF AGRT-
& culture. once q the Secre1ary Wzsh1nzrou D
g. July =. Ias-sealed proposals VII b received
a. the ofics q Tie Disbursiuz CIs-k Until D n
FRIDAY August = 1eos f0- huulshias iead-covere5
power cable Ful information furnished upon afri-
cation 20 re Disbursins Clerk- Bids uust be
sealed and addrssd u TIE seCeI4r 4ry of AErlc1lrura
n accordance with lIstrucrio-s sivea o. the SCI ed-
ules- JAMES WILSON See-etarv- yEE
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SCHEDULE OF EXCURSION TRAINS.
TO AND FROM
CHESAPEAKE BEACH
EFFECTIVE JUNE = Isos
SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GONG-Lz. Dis-rc1 LAas stsrior. IS . Il.
I 20 a. Il-s 80 p Il, SD , II. 7,s5 p T. AID
s.s5 ? r.
RETURNING-LT. Cbezpeake Beach. $50 & Il
l2s45 p r. 20 ?. Il. 800 ?. E,-. $50 ? Il. AID
100 = n
SATURDAYS.
GOING-Lv- Distrct Line Station. s5 g. n. II %
a. r. go p r. SO D. r.. $50 :. Il, IS p II.
and s-s5 2. Il
RETURNING-LF- Chssapeake Beach $50 g. n
Z,5 = H. 20 ?. -. $50 p Il. $50 2 Il. s1p
, H.. a1d l019 p n
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GOING-LE- Distrcr Lire station. s-5 a. n
u9o g. H. 2slo ?. Il. SO ?. n. 100 ,. II. IS
?. H. and s,45 p n
RETURNING-L7. Chesspsake Beach. 20 4 T.
l2,l5 = "a. 2l0 ? II. 90 ?. Il. $50 p Il. $50
p n. and 1850 ?. NJ
PAUL \. WATERS, GeneraI ManaEs--
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ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
KEEP COOL II YOUR RESIDENCE Or Of
FICE BY USING An ELECTRIC FAN.
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CONPANY
80 NEW YORK AVE. sssl30t
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LOST AND FOUND.

LADY-s OPEN-FACE GOLD WATCH; EDGE.
initials J Z ReEa1d- Ef ERETT. N2 Vermont
ave Phone Nam 1s9L
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM N THE CITY
fo- &c and &c per ealon. delivered LACEH'S
5o7 New YORK ave. Phone Main 953 jySE
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ALERT MEN AND WOMEN WATCH @ Ss .
ROOMS FOR RENT.
EURNISHER

60 gTH ST. NE-FIvE LARGE ROOMS AND
bath n good cooditioa Bsst
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

TYPEWRITER. MONARCH No. .. N FTSr
eoadi5i71. 50 cash Remington No. 6. 50 bon
IL. Herald oaice-
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WINDOW CLEANING.

CAN KEEP YOUR WINDOWS CLEAN
cheaper. quicker. and easier than you can; know
bow LION L CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning
Co. removed 10 lel6 81. nv. Phone Main 7I59
1880. 5. .tu.rh
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FOR RENT-0FFICES.

FOR RENT-THE MARYLAND BUILDING. 1ul
II 81 nv. desirable osHee -Oo1ns, including heat
light elevator. and Jauitor saryicss prices 81 -
per ron WEAVER BROS. las T 81 ~. js1S-tf
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOX SALE
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS II
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c.
Adjoining Cheyy Cn1se Nd and within the DIS.
trict Fronting Loo fset on Connecticut ave
nues 1Ee streets running east and west: teet ee
Tatlon- EEerJ lot II ths Available for build
irg purposes = detached houses end bunEaloEs
erected or under of construction since AIAy
49, the Gate q c5s1ins u the subdivision. All
city Improvements. ircl1ding water sewer raaeAd-
so-zed streets, sTanolzhic sidswaiks. shade trees
al without expense 20 purchases SPECIAL induce
Dents are O1ered 10 those who agree build
Write. telephone. OF cal for plats and fun pzrIc-
u-4Fz- Autos and ca-lASss at your disposal
THOS- = FISHER i CO. uNC-l-
- 18th ST. ~.
FOR sALE-OvER l-5 ACRE II .BEAUTTFTL
Arv7le unr-h q Ut P.saslnt rear I5;h 81 ex-
tended FEET CHOICE LOCATION street graded.
sTllothlc sidsylIEs low pricc f1r quick sale. terms
% s15t- A1dress OWNER Box ~. Herald ofsce-
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

A FINE TROON HOUSE on THE HEIGHTS.
with a Il s convenient TO two car lines. new
house and in drst-eass ueisaborhood- Prics $50.
with 500 cash and balance IN two years
A nice 12-room house with cabinet mantels. two
baths. three open crate hreplacss. heated By hot
water. and splendid residence. with a n l. S2.70
cash VII buy. purchaser 70 assume deed of trust
CLARENCE L TUCKER. Room 2l2 Mstropoli;sn
Bldg rI7-tf
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MODERN GROOM HOUSES. = FEET FRONTS.
near Lincoln PARK bot Eater beat: sooo ready sor
ocupancy- 4 +. GERMAN CO.. LSI ST
unv2f--f
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HOTELS.

TIE FIRGINIAN. SIS SD ST Nw-CENTRAL
location. nlces COL rO07as; excellent table:
: HsF ratsS selzrus1d, ,S-St
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. - Expert repairs8z.
The nnd yOu have been looking f1r: any n1zSe
snyEhere. any time HOWARD POTTS BALL 1907
New York sFe- Tel Main 7552 au7-tf
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DANCING ACADEMY.

Proper and correct dancing taught in
- cluling the NarosEus. schottiSche three
s, step. two-step walcz- Sumner rates.
- Priguts lessons Also Boxing Fencing.
ard Wrestling 1913 II St ~
Iy1s-tu.th SGT
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BIRDS. DOGS. RABBITS. &C.

YOUNG PARROTS CANARIES. MONKEYS.
goldfish rabbits. guinea pigs. Gaes. cats and hest
sanitas Dtsiufectins for al purposes and fea de-
Stroyer- SCHAIID'S BIRD STORE, 1I2 I2h St.
Ez-t
PIGEONS. CANARTES, PARROTS. RABBITS
hiEd supplies. &c Pets boarded; prices rizht-
BARCLAYS PET STORE, - Ia-h ~ ~
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loll 18Th SW,-WELLFURNIsHED sD-FLOOR
TOonss single suite also back TOous. haths
phone. 5eg-St. cod
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WET NURsE-WHITE OR COLORED- .purE
diz-ely- Cau az Apartmeat s5. TIE Afslro=e. Ls45
Clifton 81 Nv =~s-
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1585 CLIFTON ST-APAETNlENT No 6; 5 ROOMS
ard bath. al outside ICONS large porch. pleasant
outlook. 81 So iySE
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. &c. AT
WESCHLEES. 80 Pa ave Nv: reasonable
gates5 conreuientiy located Phone " I2s1 ly3-s0t
Why pay 3sOREg WE STORE FOR sc
lead. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. sls-4so-
~ 18th 81 nv 'Thaue Main "a 5s2s-
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE
LOANS AND NNESTMENTS,
TERRELL & LITTLE,
7I3 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-SUBURBaN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBaN.
Attention, ColOred Brothers.
Everybody come TO Camp Meeting at
EAST DUPONT HEIGHTS.
Sunday. August . 1S1S Fine preach
ing. music. beautiful shade. pure wa
ter, chicken, watermelon, ice cream.
SC.
Take cars going East on Pennsyl-
vanla avenue marked T and G streets,
transfer TO Twlning City. where teams
viii carry you to Camp Grounds from
Y noon 70 ? n and returning I'D
70 u p n Fare, = cents round trip
REV. CHARLES II. YOUNG.
Chairman Of COMMITTEE
FOR sALE-s5 MONTHLY 40 CASH. LARGE
cellar 2x2s feet: furnace. porch q feet long over
haE Z land zTgc shade trees. also fruit t7ees
good czrTiage house and poultry house; al newly
p1Dered. located = Huntsville. Maryland ave.
near Block ST. one block from cars. apply cu
premises Owner. " r WILSON t8-5t
FOR sALE-lo ACRES OF LAND N BRIGHT
wood ave. opposite via Flora: I3th and l4,h
sts-, when extszde5 Pass thr07sh this tract here
a chance % speculate. several taos on Brshf-
wood ave lave been reosutly sold
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. g. 18th st
b2s-st
FOR SALE
ACREAGE PROPERTY
Large ard small tracts. wes- q Rock Greek. near
Connecticut ave. Chevy Chase. and on Brght~ood
ave
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. g. 18Th s. Nv.
ES-3r
ONE LITTLE FARM At BERwYN. ONLY ONE
nile from statidu- = acres bungalow house Il
-0oI-.ss sold OF easy terms
VIZ DE MOTT.
Berrru. Nd.
PRETTY HOMES. LARGE LOTS TO &C PER
foot- az Nj Rainier Nd. or 18th and Esh sss
near z L ave; District Line Sta fare; hiSh and
healrhys snail monthly payuents. J. c ROGERS.
If YOU WANT TO BUY A MARYLAND FARM
CT suburban home. se-d for latest bulletin
Marion Duckett & Son, 635 F NV.
rnhI7-rf
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

AAuss' CAFE-oNE OF THE COOLEST AND
eieanest n the city Meals al hours special
sumner rates n5 Pa ave Nv. tnext door Mt
Vernon statiuul- B2-u
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL Bill Z LINE
ENEEN OTHER HOUR on TIE ODD HOUR"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NV TERMINAL. I'd STREET. NEW YORK
% a. n Diner. Pulmaa Parl1r
-s1g a. "a b1let FsTl1T. E1Fe-hCIlr tain
500 a. U1lEr ard Pullman ParIU Car
r.l1o g. Diler and Pullman Parlor Car
80 = n Dlue- AID Pullman Pario- Car
80 T. El- Royal Ll-1l-el % Al Pullman. S5oz-.
-l1o > E- Caacles 20 Plilsdeinhis-
90 O. n Dlle- and E-ii.-la Paslo-.
: - D. H. GlaclEs 20 B1--zGllrLla
'ls11 3 SlrrTcTs
- a ID Sleelers-
ATLANTIC CI1I- 10. 40 ru1o a Il. nm
80 ?. n
~ EiA AoJ 4 On rHE HOUR"
- tAees GAYS. ~ a. T. 20 sd p r.
- SEQ $50 Tae -. $50 50 slo
sll5. 80. 80 So So 40. ass. SO
-s-s. -. .5sa. 80 80. -sso. rsS3. -l90o
WESTWARD
.,CINCINNATLs ST LOUIS. AID LOUISVILLE
PITTSBJRG- so d r.. -. 80 ?. r.. TN
JJEvELAND SD IL
COLI AIEUS So e n
WY Il AAsIEEt, $50 g =. 80. $50 p. 4
FREDERICK - so SIS a. IL. $50. = S5
-5-s5 p n
HAGERsrOWS, -e13 a. II. $50 . n
,ANNAFoLle sl-1, so, -l255 noo-. -3=0, So
So. aud $50 , T.
DAILY. -E1ceIS sunday sSuudsy only
lkLEFHNNEo % an The following Ticket Of
Ice; liE 9 81 Nv. Main liel; 6ls Peunsylvanis
ave Aa1- =. New Union Scat11n- Iscset O-lce
Nall -; -rfoE1-nti1l Bureau Mair -
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WINDOW DRESSERS.

SEE NE ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK
Sign De1 let me make your signboz75s. Sc-eeas
and screen doors 70 order
D. McINROY. 81 uTH ST. NV.
5e4-tu n. .sas1
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wANTED-BY COLORED NAN. F1RsT-CI.ASs
oa-FFnte- and all-ruuud mechanic strictly te1nr-r-
ate position iani-or o. steady sork . years
exrerie1ce- address BOX 10. Herald 0-Hce. jyzSst
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SO c ST NW-LOYELY LARGE FURNISHED
rooms. central location. gentlemen preferred bath.
good location iyl8-eod-9ot
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MOVING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &C. MOVED
VITA care packing and shipping a sueclalry
kREIG'S EXPRESS. "a 4 St EE. Phone NAN
sJll auEtf
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FREMONT HOTEL, ID AND INDIANA AVE
1W--Large. at-y, clean rooms. IN shady street;
sumner rates ny2s-sot. tu.th.S
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR ovERSTocK og
wall paper at a vsry low sa-ihce Cal and ses
cur stock. F. C. NcLTE. 9g nth = ~.
szs-ecSH
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SOME HARD NUTS
FOR REPS TO CRACK

Denver. Sept. These are some
of the haru nuts the republicans of
Colorado have to crack relative to
the Denver situation:
First, The courts have upheld ev-
cry contention of the Parks commit
tee and have declared every act of
the state committee illegal to the
extent of finding the leaders of the
state committee guilty of contempt
of court in violating the injunction
issued against their interfering with
the Parks committee.
Second, The Denver Republican
has virtually served notice upon all
voters that it intends to go to the
polls for the Parks ticket, regardless
of the state convention.
Third, The regular republican con-
vention of Denver states positively
in it's platform that there will be no
compromise. come what may, in the
state convention.
Fourth, Republican voters are ask
ing themselves whether or not any
person is fit to mold state or judi
cial office who approves or condones
the action of the state committee in
DISTINGUISHING the republican voters
of Denver.
Fifth, Every leading republican
paper of the state has condemned the
action of the state committee in at
tempting to disfranchise the repub-
lican voters of Denver and has de-
nounced such action as Illegal, un-
warranted and outrageous.
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WILL ASK THE PEOPLE
TO PAY This BILL.

To wipe out an old debt exceeding
S750,000, for the third time an eff
fort will be made at the polls in No
vember to authorize a bond issue to
take up the unpaid outstanding state
warrants issued during 1887, 1883
and 1889
During those years the appropria-
tions made by the legislature far ex-
ceeded the resources and income of
the state treasury, and warrants ag-
gregating $4,000 piled up, and to
this day have never been paid. The
interest on this sum. were it paid,
would make the states debt for those
years nearly S2,000.OOO.
1t is now proposed to amend the
constitution so as to permit the ex-
change of the warrants at their par
value without interest for state
bonds. 1t is on this question that
the voters of the state will give their
decision at the forthcoming election.
Twice before the matter has been
submitted and both times failed to
receive the necessary two-thirds vote.
Heretofore the propositions have car
ried with them the payment of both
principal and interest.
The matter is now compromised.
the last legislature having authorized
the submission of a proposal to the
voters for the payment of the prin-
cipal alone.
More than half the total amount
of warrants issued were purchased
by the school fund. If the amend
ment carries it will be of material
benefit to the schools of the state,
as the warrants We're merely pur
chased as an investment and the
schools of the state, through the fail
ure to redeem them, have suffered in
consequence.
If the amendment carries, the state
school authorities will ask the next
Legislature to appropriate portion
of the money for the extension of ru-
raj schools. In the eastern part of
the state, where the country is being
rapidly settled up by homesteaders,
who pay no taxes, the situation is a
serious one, as the assessable prop
erty is not sufficient to yield school
funds to maintain rural schools.
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The DIVER DIED
WHILE UNDER WATER
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

Baltimore, Md, Sept. 5.-While at
work under 20 feet of water at the
bottom of one of the big caissons on
which the superstructure of the new
municipal docks will rest, William
Small, a diver, was stricken with
heart failure, and died before his
companions could get him out of the
big tube.
Small went down to remove an OBJ
struction beneath one of the caissons.
About 80 minutes is the usual time
for diver to stay under water with
out coming to the surface for a
breathing spell. and when his time
had elapsed and no signal had come
from Small those at the airpump be-
came alarmed, raised him and hasti-
ly stripped him of his cumbersome
uniform. There was no sign of life.
He was hurried to hospital and the
physicians there declared that he was
dead.
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CHILD WIFE
BECOMES
MOTHER
(srecial to The sentinel.)

especial to Ihe sentinel
ST. Louis. Mo-, Sept. THE birth
of 16-pound boy to the wife of Her
man Grueber of 56O1 Manchester
avenue. only IA years old and her
self weighing 115 pounds, recalled to
friends of tie couple courtship be-
gun more than 4 years ago, when
Ella O'Connell, the mother of the
heavy baby, was only 10 years old
and her sweetheart was IA.
Young Grueber then resided with
his parents at 5521 Manchester ave
nue., and the O'Connells lived next
door, The two children attended the
same school, and were devoted sweet
hearts. They were almost insepara-
BILE The boy asked the hand of his
sweetheart two months after he met
the girl. The mother laughed at the
idea. but told Herman he could have
her daughter if he would wait until
she was of age. He agreed; but. af-
ter courting for another year, insist
ed on becoming her husband. Mrs.
O'Connell refused to allow her daugh-
ter, then only 12 years old, to be-
come wife. She demanded that
Herman keep away from the house
and that he not see the girl again.
Her admonition was not observed,
and the O'Connells moved to 21O1
Lilly avenue, many blocks off, to keep
the girl away from her sweetheart
The couple exchanged notes daily
and always wrote OF the time when
they would be married. Realizing
that the children could not be separ-
ated, nor the courtship broken up,
the parents of the two agreed to
the match. After they were married
Herman furnished a home for his
wife, and they have been happy ever
since.
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HE DECLARES
BRYAN IS
CHOICE
Especial to The sentinel.l

Chicago, Sept. doctor Fred
erick E. j. Lloyd, well known
catholic churchman, was caller at
Democratic headquarters yesterday.
Doctor Lloyd was elected Bishop of
the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Oregon in 1905, but declined the
high honor and a year later joined
the Catholic Church. The prelate is
a strong admirer of William ]. Bryan
and he tarried at headquarters suffic-
iently long to impart some very good
news. "If the election should be
held today" declared Doctor Lloyd.
Il am confident that Mr.. Bryan
would he elected. If he maintains
ms present advantage, which l be-
lieve he viii. he. lis certain to win.
IS indicative OF the trend of pom
ular sentiment for Mr.. Bryan, | Will
refer to Il poll made at the picnic of
oc. Mary's Catholic Unurch a few
days ago. There were 1,106 people
present and the poll showed that 9OS
expressed a preference for the cleo
tion of Mr.. Bryan as the next Presi-
dent of the United States.
81 have travelled much in this i'm
mediate part of the country recently
and | can say that l have not seen
or card of a trainman but who Will
vote for Mr. Bryan. In Iowa few
days ago. l heard travelling man
ask newsboy on the Illinois Central
Railroad, which campaign buttons
are most in demand. The boy de-
clared that he sold on an average of
two and half Bryan buttons to one
of Taft"
This was in state that has never
given a majority for Democratic pres
idential nominees. With such
strong Bryan sentiment in Iowa, the
situation in the doubtful states of the
West looks good to Democrats gen
orally.
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GOMPERS AFTER
UNCLE JOE'S SCALP
1Rv Associated Press. ]

Danville, ILL.,, Sept. samuel
Gompers, president of the American
Federation of Labor. invaded the
Eighteenth congressional district of
Illinois today for the avowed pur-
pose of bringing about the defeat of
Joseph G. Cannon, speaker of the ma
tional house of representatives, who
is making his nineteenth campaign
for a seat in the house of congress
from the territory indicated.
Mr.. and Mrs j. F. Falls left yes
terday for Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

w. Frank Crowley, son of Senator
Crowley, came in last night from
Olney, Colorado, and will spend a
few days here making an investiga-
ton of the various makes of smudge
pots. Mr.. Crowley is manager of the
six hundred acre Bradbury orchard
located near Olney.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Look out for the Manhattan cafe
Watch our window for fish and oys
ter season delicacies.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Are your clothes nm ready? Don't
they need some cleaning and pressing
thing. We will remove all spots and
dirt. 1875 South Fifth street. Phone
Black 662.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Drs. Plumb. Taylor, Welles and
Day left yesterday for Denver to at
tend the meeting of the Medical
Mems Associa ton.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Awnings, Awnings, Awnings. AL
kinds, lowest prices. hrohu's Second
Hand Store.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07
MANY MARCHED
IN LABOR PARADE

The parade made this morn
ing by the Labor or Trades As
sembly of Grand Junction was n
most extended and interesting
one. Several hundred union
Iaboring men of the city took
part in the procession which
moved along Colorado avenue
for several blocks and then up
Second street to Main, down
Main TO -.Xth, up Sixth TO hood
and west on Rood to Fifth and
then to Main again and down
to Colorado avenue to tie hall.
Ahe parade was witnessed by great
crowds of people along the side
walks. Through the efforts of Mr..
A. H. Davis Col. Cody gave permis-
sion for his Cowboy band to lead the
parade and the famous musical or
ganization dispersed stirring selec-
tions as the parade covered its route.
The presence of the band was great
ly appreciated by the unions taking
part in the parade.
The members of the police and
fire department, the Cowboy band
the union carpenters nearly one hun
dred strong, the representatives OF
the Typographical. union. the BARRIERS
the painters ana plastererS, ana sew
eral other union labor organization.
participated. Each Union was wen
represented 1t was a fine looking
body of men and they were cordially
cheered as they marched along.
The parade was the only public
demonstration made in honor ol
Labor Day in Grand Junction bu
there were plenty of other big at
fractions to add to the pleasure o.
the holiday.
There was a general suspension o
business in the city. Many stores ant
shops were closed all day and man.
others closed part of the day. Al
banks were closed and all pubii
offices.
The Labor Day parade. the Buffalo
Bill Show, the HotchkissG Crane
Junction ball game, the Labor Da,
dance tonight are the leading attrac
tions of the day.