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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-12-24

FOR RENT-EIne office rooms In
Tho Empire building. Everything
flrnished.
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fore Al 81 the pertori lers gave
conscientious rendeFinE1 81 their
roles ana the speeialties hs usual
went Big There win be matineesI
every day the remainder OF the week
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dunn OF ClarkSburg.
INSERTIONS FOR use
Phone your "ad'. and We win charge
It and send bill
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LoST-GoId cum button, Sunday, De-
cember 90. engraved letter "a
Finder return to this office and re-
ceivc reward.
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LOST.

evening m central
part of city. ladies' gold belt pin
with turquoise set. Finder will
please rturn to Telegram Office
and receive reward.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30
A Los SEMBRAOORES DE- CARlS.

LA CASA DE PREsTAMOs de joe
BazSn sstAb'eCids en- Ia Caaa Ddmero 21,
cSlls de Alien llevRrG cabo el die Is del
DiciembFa q laG 2 p m. el Eemats de las
pHOndas que no han ado Tenovndag nj
cancsladon BuB talonsD, deUpueB DEL plazo
que concsd0 10 Ley. La cana nigue aus
0paHacioneh. D.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30
Gran COBCIeEtO en- eI teatrO muniGi-
pal Gl jueVeS pT6XimO.

El director sr. Rudolph AronBon, anun'
cia para ol jusveB pr6ximo un gran con-
CiOEto en- 0l TOAtEo Municipal ca 81 quO
tomGrEn paTte Madame Alma D. Alma =
Q, Sr. Frank Marshall.
So llavara efaoto bsio los augpicio8 do
las DiguisntsG diAtinguidaS pOrIOnas de San
JuRn:
Hon. Acting GObsrnador, Mrs. VII
lloughby. Captain ADgal, Mrs. ADgoI, Mr..
y Mrs. Arnold, sEta. Arroyo, 8F. y sra.
BSlOsirO,8r: H. Bsho,sr Sra. j. Guzm6n
Bsnltss, SEtb. CaldeF6n, Mr.. and Mrs.
OouatOn, 8r. = Sra, T. r. CsstsrO, Sr. y
Sra. HsEminio Dihz. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
GrAham0, sr. y Sra. GsOrgstti, St. p sra.
Torres GrAu, Mr.. and Mrl. v. A. Harris,
Mr.. and Mrs. @. HRFtzoll, Jusz y Sra.
Hernandez. Sr. y Sra. T. LArrfosga, Ju0z
add Sra. MLsHEy, ST. A. NAvs, Mp. and
MIRA RAuHchsmplat Commodore and MEg.
Rohror, Jue8 Rod0v, PRymaBtsr aud Mrs.
r. dnOtt, sr y Sra 7. del Vslle, DR. r del
Vale, Mr.. and Mrs. Cabot Ward Colo
mel and Mrs. Wilson.
Hay muOhB SnimRCi6n para esta sOirSe
musical entire 81 p6blioo olegsnta de San
Juan. OaBi todaI Las locRIidades palcoy,
OutGn "a tomadog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30
NOTAS Y NOTlCIAS.

-H4mol rscibido ls vista del GimpGti
co ColtgS que hG smpezado pubIiCAEGa
on BAyam6n bAio Gl RmAble tftulo do FL
Buen COmpGEeTO, GsmSnOEio OscolRr del
cual % director Felix r NUNS JF., re-
8RCtoF Fidel sNvillano y Ndmini0tTRdoF
Pablo OAb6u. tFoBporidRdsB deBsAmoB al
"buOn CompAfeTo."
-Dou Juan Audinot, empleBdo del 60
biorno. % Sucuontrs rsltAbl0oido de Ia do
lsuCia que la TBsuvo on CANA unoS UunntoS
6iau. Mucho nos GisgFAmo1.
Hoy viuitsFon Rl g0bSFnadoT INFERNO
los GefiorsB COn8OjeEoB del EiecutiVo doctor
Rafael del VAlle , 81 Gsaior Sanchez Mo
FGlGE.
Manuel Cintr6n, foe ouTado ca el
cuAEto do BoCoEro dc confusion uobRO 10
paste poIteEior del CuOIlo, por 81 pEACtiCGn'
&c uaggGT.
Ell re7or don Angel Ooutsro, prOmi
nonts polf&eo de BayGm6D, lleg6 aver
& aquOllG CiudGd, prOCsdentO do EuEoPu.
LO RoOmpDhabE 90 sonora mGdEo dona
Laura Molina viuda do COatOFO. LSI K0lta'
ramos nuGStEo cOrdiSl sRlBde Do blsn
VonidH.
la nina Msrfs Gonzalez, fu6 curAds
q lE II q. m. do hsEids ContuBa de un CEN
timOtFo, EobEo el RFCo BupeTCiliRr izquiOrdo.
Ell pEACtiCRntO Claudio, CuE6 On Ol
cuREto de GocoTTo de una CRntuRi6u do pEi'
mOF gFNdo, en- 81 tOTCio inferior del gnt0
bTAgo, T0mGB CaldOR6n.
LA OoIonia EGpNHoIa, de Caguau, con
motive do Ia foGtividAd do 10 PurfOima
Conception, lISvsEG OfOctO IN bailO en-
HuB GalonOs Ol dfR dol actual.
HomoI uido inVitsdOB CoTt6Smsnts poE
IoH nofoEeD do Ia Directive, Cuys invita-
Ci6n aeEAdOOOmoB muy muCho. QOO 20
diViOEtRn Embellishments R0n nu0ntros
dOI0OS.
Los SsGoros D6viIG, ,iAnGOlmi y Co..
de CEguas, noS participant hAbor Constituf'
do ana BoCiOdRd m0FOSntil On Rqusll0 Ciu'
dad, aiendO BoCiOS geltOEOD don Pompilio
Anuolmi Rodriguez don EERnmo Davila
OrtiE, COmanditaEiO don JOAs z. ORTIZ.
TomRmon notR do an imPoEtGnts ERz6n
COmOEciAl, y lO dOsOamOI pE6IP0EOG me-
gociou.
En- ol CuAFtO de soGOEEO y poE o. pFAc'
tiONntO LlGugor, fu6 CuTRd0 Juan Regot,
de confusion nobHo Ia region froutRL
-TSmbi6n fu6 cuTsd0 en- Ol miBm0 To-
cal Rafael AEaolR, do ContuGi6n On fOEmG
do latigsGO, aObFO ambGB hom6plAtol
Rafael LiOiago, que Gufri6 In RHtiCu
lAOi6n del pie d0rOChO, foe Hli1tiao Por 81
pFnCticSnto LIaugar On el CuREto do GoCo
gao Ia II P. M dc eyer.
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REJMA ISMO
En- PyERIA.
ValiOsO Conseo d los que Sufren
de Reuplas. ....

El Rsug6atiBmo no Cd an NAL de invier'
no, como muchog CT8an. L0 que hay es
que Cd invisEno EecFndsce. Los 6cidoa
que Raf ffoEmRn en- ID asngEes = gus GauHan
EaupdGE, DO pRodUoon duFsnts t0d0 81 aiIo.
Eb Peumftioo saba ID que tisns en- pusRta
saa pEoDt0 DO aCeECs 81 inyiaRno. III me-
8R OonBsjo que pusdo d6FBsle quien de
8Be NAL pRdeoe. eB de toner dssde GhOT0
Isa PfIdoFaH RoRadaa del DR.. Williams,
limpiGE bien IL BangFa de loo vsnenoH qua
oGosan dicho nal. No hsy nsdR meior
para pUEificaF 10 Uapgra qus las PfIdorag
Rosadas del DR.. Williams. Y CSda bots
tornado Rh0Fa vale poE tFea luFgO que el
NAL aBt6 0nCima. Ss Rscomianda obaeRvar
9l tEREamiant0 con c0nBtanCis, gUaFdsE'
90 de la humsdRd, y ouidsr la distS, evil
tando Ii cRrn0 de T0s y pueEco, y los ali'
mentoa que tsDgsn exesso de sci = dull
c. Con oHtas EeglaB ' las PfldoFGB Rosa'
daB del DR.. Williams el Rliyi0 co poDitiv0.
Para eViGaFBs Lon tOFmsntoB del inviarno
paBsd0 Rd6ptoBG Gat0 BenCllIo trRtGmisnt0
enueguida.
O0ntsnaEs1 90 han cuFado aai en- cate
minmO pafV. He aqut 10 que unO de 8llOS
eBoEib0 al DR.. Williams MadioinO Oompa'
ny: 'Ma 90 muy gratO iDformar & Ydu.
que las Pfld0FRg del DR., Williams me han
hBCho mucho bien en- IL CurRCi6n del Fsu
matimo. Habfs echo Ofios que pnd0Cfa de
Gue penoBo msl, que me RtacRbR principal
mOnt0 On los cambios de 8staOi6n y duran
to la mayor paEtS del invieFD0. El NAL
empFz6 con pequefiog dolores & lee attiCU'
lscioneB, que fasFon sumsntsudo hABt8
gus apsRSS podfs movGFm0, = lURgo 90 me
deBcompuBO 81 est6m0go pr IS faltR de
sjeECioiO HAbfs tornado yB muohoB re-
ms6iOB, Focsta0 = pat8ntaa, que no tuvieron
sfscto, = Un gefioF amigo me dijo que de-
bisFa tomGr Ias PfldoFaB RoaAdas del Dr..
Williams. = con nm tEatsmi0uto FelativA'
msnt8 DoEto IGBtsbleof pOF complete. No
tODgo palabFau con que expFeVar mi agra'
dscimisnto y slogiar ODts eficaz EemEdio
para los males de 10 uODgFs y de loB nsE'
vioO." (Oarts dc ID Sra. VicentR Jorge
de Hernandez, pFs fsIara de piano en- s. a
Diego del Vale, Santa Clara, CubR.)
TodaH las BoEioHu dc importancia vsn'
dan Las PfldoraG RoBRdaB del DIR WILL
LIAMS No 90 acepten susEitutos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30
AGION De IA
AsanbIea de cafe
terOS. +.
Fu6 aprObadO por unanimidad eI
prOyecto de memorial al Con-
,NgresO de los EstadOs UnidOs.
La COncurrencia ascendia a mas de
1000 prOpietarios, industriales,
cOmerciantes, etc6tera.
(POT teB5grcto }

Hoy hemoI rsoibido, ldsmOrado por int0.
TTuOci6n en- lGH lfoeaa, 81 Sigaisuts tsle
gTamR de nusStEO reporter en- vinie:,
"POnCe 20 Nov. As o. m. ''CorPaBpon'
denCi0," San Juan. SPIN. BeFminada
aSRmblaR CAfstSrOg, csErRndo con brillanto
diaCurso( (Matisngo.
Aprobado pOr unanimidad 81 "ProyeCto
de memorial al CongEaUo."
ConstituidR comiBi6n pormAuenta: Lo'
psz IoFd, SSIazar, F. L. Toro, Vallscillo,
R,mEgusEa, Oliver, MaFisni, LloEenB To-
rreB, r Collszoy r. r. LutE.
AUtoEizadR C0misi6n para nombrsmien,
to de 8 ComiSiOnadOa y 8 BuplOntsu para ir
lou EstsdOB Us idog.
OqIcuFFsnOiA m6n de 1 900 pEopistarioB,
induBtEialeB y ComerCiantaV.
ACordadO tambi6n diriiir cables 6 Roo
gOve!t, Taft, Winthrop, Post, LDrEfnug0 =
PFsnSs aRoCiada.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30
NuEVOs Y ARnSTIcOs uO0ELOs.

En- satoa vap0Eaa hR vueItO Fscibir oil
DeiloE Am6FicO Balas al mas extsnso y ar
tfstico BuFtido dc o. istoB de fantaBfs, eBen
ciRa fnass(y sEtfCul0s propiOh para ESgalou
de A19 NusvO y PasCuas. En Calzado
pusdO off0C0E mRgniicOn modeIoB do Iau
mas acEeditedaB mRFCsg y una vaEiadfnims
GxpOsisi6n dc lOa mas sIegant8s modslol
snCnentVan an al "PopuVaF'' Ias psEsonar
dc guOto. NusVaS foFmRB para BsfioEitan ,
caballsreG AguaB para csb0za, baEba ,
bSfi'a tiene do les mejoEas maECaB de Eu
Fops y Am6rioO. Pr0CiOB Hin comFsten
CiR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30

La ccrto do diOtritO f.li6 hoy ol plsito
ontAblado por sl jovsn Frantiaco Gooonga
Fuortsn contra 81 DR. Francisco r. Gee
nsga, favor del primsro. Del jovsn
GoenRga fu6 abogado 81 intsligsnts joyon
S'. Jop6 MaFtfo0s y del Dr.. GosnRgs sl
ab0gado L6pss LsndE6o.
-HR qusdado COnEtituidR Ia Junts
ConDultiVR del Ssgvioio de Ansmia en- Ca
guaS, del modo BiguisntG: Mr.. Harrison
johnson, AlGslde; don jose j. AIvsrez,
Pie. do Ia JuntR ESOolRr, don Fernando
M6rousz Roig. FaFmer 6utico,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30

Sc VENDE una propiedad de doscien-
tas clnco cuerdas yerba de guinea, dedica-
da ganaHO, en- el t6rminO municipal de
Salinas, barriO de Rio Jueyes. Tiene cua-
tro cercadOs y magnfficas aguas de manan-
tales. Pfdase infOrmes Antonio Flores
A1OOnlCO' Bows.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-30
.PRONTO RESTABLEClMIENTO.

La persona que ha sufrido gran pGrdida
de sangre debido a una operaci6n 6 por
cualesquiera otra causa, las madres que
estan orlando, las muchachas en- su desar.
rollo ffsico, las mujeres en- sus estados crf.
ticos 6 irregularidades del sexo, los nifos
anemicos, ojerosos y rohosos, la gente ancia-
ma 1enas de achaques, lograran otra vez
su salud, sus fuerzas y vigor en- corto
tempo con ell tratamiento propio cons.
tante del
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-Nuestro CompRtEiotl 81 sr. Pablo Nc
FGleB Cabrera, hG tsniGo Is AtsnCi6n. do vi
OitaFnoB ? noBOtEoU 0l gustO de sHtEachar
Rf0Ctu0Bamsnts Gu disBtFu. sRbe 81 amigo
MorRlan 10 mueho que 90 lo dist gus
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BAJO GUESTRO CLIMA.

Los rifoU p6li3os y d6biles cuya orsuosn'
CiB o. darnRaiado Iapids.
Las j6venel an6mioaD, d6bileB, RaoRB,
malAno6IiCOg.
Las perOOnau dsbilitadau por sxosuop
de trGbajo, pEiTaCiOne8, snfsrmedadss stc.
Los anCiRnoH de amboU ssxoB dsbilita.
dos, deben tomRr & cads comida lau gotna
ConCGntE8dOH del VERDADRRO HE
RRO BRAVAIS qusps hayan On busnas
faEmaciaH.
So uuo regular dsvuo,vs rspidsmonto
sALUD, VIGOR, FUERZA, BELLE.
"a.
MueatrA gratuita quien Ia pido, 13O,
Rus LEfayette, Paris.
QUfMAzON, QUEMIzON.
Gran baratiIlo do olanou, tOIas. camissu,
cAnimiEeU, oamnB, etc, etc, On El CieIo.
SE VENDE UN COCHEde cuatro asien.
tOs. Llantas de gonna y en- buen estadO.
Como nuevO. Sc vende barato, psrada l
Paul L. HOgu, P. 0. box 81, San Juan. 2 v. a
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LA Junts Directive del CaOino Espa'
nj do AFscibo, hR tenido la coEtsnfs de
invitarnoS para el bails que dicho Osntro
hs de oslebrar en- nug Balonea lR noth he del
dfa 8 del actual con motive de In tradicio'
Dal foHtividad de 10 PuFfSima Conception.
AgFRdOcsmoS In Stsnci6n quo 90 noB dis
PeoSS que qu0de lucido el bails, 500
nueStroB dsseoB.
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ndgaion adera q% % @ @eapa4
Y
V AomaeAo oqn
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RESFRIADOS cAusAN OOLOR
DE GARCIA Ell LAXATIVE BROMO-QUI
NINA, ,desvia la caUsa Usado
en- todO e mundO para curar resfriadO an un dfa
La 6rma de ''E. W. GROVE en- cada caiita.
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-sOMBRRROs PARA sENORAs

-sOMBREROs PARA sENORAs,
muy aleganteS y & preciog sumamanta mo
dtCOB, los ACADIA de FeCibir La TienditR de
Jonefa EChOvsrFia, al lRdo del syuntn
mianto. VOndO tsmbi6n 0facGoa Taligio
HoE pFecioaA1 poptslsL San Juan, Box
218.
For cadA 10 csutAvoB qus 90 gastsn has
tA el 10 de EneFo de 1909, ss TsgAlarG
unS pspsleta de una pEScioHs nun 500 ?
un piano.
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He seemed to have no knowledge
of his personal affairs, where he was
going or what was the matter with
him. He wore a Knights of Pythias
pin and the officials at the depot not
flied officers of that order and the
latter responded at once and the un-
fortunate man was taken to St
Mary's hospital.
Meyer was well dressed and was
not without funds.
Saturday evening Charles Gasho.
keeper of records and seal of the X.
p. lodge, wired to the mans home at
Muskogee. and an answer was re-
ceived yesterday asking that Meyer
be given all necessary attention.
The unfortunate man regained
consciousness shortly after being tax
en- to the hospital and was able to
tell those about him that his home
was in Muskogee, as papers in his
pockets showed; that he had been
working in Salida. and that he did
not remember leaving there or any
thing about his trip to Grand juno
ton.
He said that some time ago he suf-
fered from an attack of brain fever.
but had recovered. 1t is evident that
another attack suddenly came upon
Meyer. robbing him temporarily of
his reason, and he left Salida and
started west. not knowing what he
was doing. and reached this city be-
fore his condition was noticed by
other people.
Meyer is getting along nicely to-
day at the hospital and bids fair to
recover. The local lodge of Knights
of Pythias is looking after his COM
fort
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

The occasion was one of the most
enjoyable and successful of it's kind
ever held in Mesa county. 1t was
a political gathering of more than
local Importance. Around the ban
quet board there gathered we'll
known citizens and democrats from
Fruita, Grand Junction, Palisade.
and from various country districts
of the valley.
The arrangements for the occasion
could not have been better. The SER
vice of the sumptuous menu by the
ladies was ideal, and the members
of the Fruita Bryan Club proved
themselves masters of hospitality.
More than $50 democrats We're
present, including nearly 80 well
known democrats of Grand Junction.
The toastmaster of the evening was
A. V. Sharpe of Fruita, and he filed
that office most creditably The pro-
gram of toasts was splendid one,
and each address aroused much en-
{ tiea1' i anu was ''''' anu
Hon. Samuel N. Wheeler OF this
city, whom the democrats of western
Colorado hope to see elevated to the
bench of the supreme court of the
state, delivered the principal address
of the evening. 1t was strong,
forceful talk, made in the clear, log
ical, earnest and entertaining man
ner so characteristic OF Mr.. Wheel
er. His subject was Democratic
Success" and in convincing man
ner he showed how the conditions,
the prospects, the determination of
the people that the people shall rule,
all give one indication that success
shall crown the local, state and ma
tional campaigns of the democratic
party this fall. Mr.. Wheeler was
heartily applauded time and again.
The other addresses or the evening
We're as follows:
]. w. William Jennings
Bryan"
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

William Weiser - "Why Young
Men Should Work for Bryan
Prof. J. w. Thompson Mis-
sion of Democracy
DIR. S. p. Green-'Bryan and
Roosevelt
Each of these brief addresses was
interesting. sincere and pointed. Ev-
cry speaker aroused much enthusi-
asm.
1t was a genuine democratic meet
ing. gathering of representative
citizens. In every way the banquet
was a success, and its influences will
be felt through the weeks of the
strenuous campaign just before the
people.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

Mrs. e. j. Lundlum returned
Tuesday from Grand Junction, where
she went with her mother, Mrs. Fitz-
patrick. who is now in the hospital
The Grand Junction physicians have
decided that Mrs. Fitzpatrick par
alyzed condition is caused by clot
of blood on the spinal cord, result
of her fall from the buggy. If this
cIot can be absorbed, Mrs. Fitz-
patrick will recover, but her cond1-
ton is grave.-Plateau Voice.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
q. S. Department of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau.

August 80, 6 Temperature.
"a; relative humidity, Al; direction
of wind, west; velocity of wind. 13
miles; precipitation, O.; weather.
clear.
Maximum temperature yesterday,
90: minimum, II; mean. so, or D
above normal.
Forecast for Grand Junction and
vicinity Gssued at Denver): Fair
and cooler tonight, with frost; Tues
day, fair.
r. NJ. HARDINGE.
Observer.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31
FROM SO TREES
461 BOXES TAKEN

/. Jerome Eyer, the well known
I. fruit grower who resides just
/. east of Palisade, stated to the ,
1. writer one day this week that .
/. he had picked 461 boxes of .
/. peaches from SO Champion
/. peach trees last week, and that :
/. from one tree of Fosters he
/. had taken 81 boxes.
i. AS it is possible to grow from :
/. 1876 to-l60 peach trees on an {
/. acre. it will be an easy matter
/. for our eastern readers to fig {
/. re out how much a man could {
/. make who had perfect bear :
l. ing peach orchard when peach .
/. es are selling for rs cents per :
/. box.
.i-i-.s....s..s..t..t..t..s..s..
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If you are looking for a snap on
Orchard mesa, here Is one. Ten
acres in young trees, with water
right, at s375 per acre. Good terms.
See Gray, the realty man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

Here is another one of those big
bargains. A 5-room house; all mod
ern with furnace heat and. the rooms
are large; on Ouray avenue; $2,5pu
$500 down and the balance like rent
at $50 per month. See Gray. the
realty man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

The Orpheum Stock Company lett
this morning for a tour of the mar
row gauge country. Frank Shores
and Mr.. Stevens of this city were in
the troupe.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

Will Morehead, a reporter on the
Ouray Herald, formerly on the Morn
ing News of this city, passed through
this morning on his return from his
vacation in Utah to Ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

No clew has yet been obtained by
the officers that may lead to the
identity and capture of tie robbers
of the Rupp home.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31
HIS BRAIN
AFFECTED

A. G. Meyer, II railway con-
ductor who has been employed
on the Denver Il Rio Grande for
some time but whose home is in
MuskOgee, Okla, was found at
the railway station in this city
Saturday evening ut an early
hour in an apparently dcmented
condition.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

Tomorrow the city schools open
All the teachers have arrived and
everything is in readiness for the
start.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

Judge Sprigg Shackleford left this
morning for Gunnison, where he will
hold court. He was accompanied by
Ross Reynolds. the court stenogra-
pher.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

William Warning and Ernest
Marsh of this city left this morning
on late No. for a surveying trip
above Rifle.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

How is this? y 5-room all mod
ern house on Ouray avenue; $4,000.
$500 down; balance like rent, S25
per month. See Gray, the realty man.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

Vasr ever. Gray offers e 5-room
modern house on Grand avenue for
s2,70O down $3.50; payment. $50
cheaper than rent.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31
THE BIG BANQUET
> A GREAT SUCCESS

that democratic will attend the election to be
banquet held the beautiful Masonic hall
Saturday evening under the auspices of that live
political Bryan Club of FTuia
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31

Are your clothes an ready? Don't
they need some cleaning and pressing
before you take that trip? Phone
Black 662. Call at 1875 South Fifth.
The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31
IF YOU ARE PLEASED
WITH IT. WE WANT YOU
TO TELL YOUR FRIENDS
ABOUT IT.

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The daily sentinel., 1908-08-31
S,o1neGood
Values

An elegant 5-room modern house
on Rood avenue; close in; two full
lots; good lawn and shade; cement
walks; electric lights and gas; full
basement; stable for four horses.
Will sell with house furnished or un-
furnished. Price: furnished, SO, 80;
unfurnished. $4,000. $1,050 and $25
permonth on the balance buys the
property.
Another good buy is 2O-acre
tract of fine peach land on Orchard
Mesa for only SIPS per acre. Easy
terms
Cañon City record., 1908-10-01

Deesldsat; Miss Rosa LAnss. yics
DFesidaAt: Harry Wray, secretary
and treasurer; Miss Shultis. corres-
pondeat
Sophomore Glass - Miss Mae
Twitchell, president; Miss Esther
Craig. vice president; Miss Olive Har-
ris. secretary; Clyde Biggs. treasur-
er; Miss Esther Craig, correspondent.
Freshmen Class-Carl Rhundahl.
president; Miss Bessie Bash, vice
president; Miss Edna Worley. secre-
tary; Harold SAVERS. treasurer; Earl
Lee, correspondent.
The class colors are: Senior, green
and White: Junior-blue and gold:
Sophomore silver and gold; Fresh
man--purple and gold.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-01
TUBERCULOSIS CONGRESS ONE
OF GREAT IMPORTANCE

The international congress for the
study OF tuberculosis, now In session
at Washington. D. c., is, perhaps,
the greatest convention of the kind
In the worlds history, and will, no
doubt contribute in q large degree
to popular knowledge OF a disease
that il one OF the most destructive
foes OF the human race. 1t is said
that approximately one million peo-
pie in the United States contract it
every year, some authorities placing
1t as high as a million and a quar-
ter, and 1t is everywhere filling our
cemeteries with its victims.
The bacillus which causes tuber-
culosis Is of vegetable origin. After
It gets into the system it develops a
toxin which is responsible for the
hectic flush of the disease. There are
Just two things that must be done to
prevent the spread OF the disease. The
one is to kill the bacteria and the
other is to fortify the body against it.
Most people are believed to con-
tract the disease by inhaling particles
of dust carrying germs released by
careless splitting. Indigestion In an
important contributor to the disease
as II also impure milk. Pure air
and sunshine, however. are foes TO
the disease.
Cañon City record., 1908-10-01

of the parental life is made up
of sacrifices and efforts for the bene-
fit OF the children. and frequently they
remain children. and frequently they
grow up in a satisfactory manner.
Through all the trials. and worries,
and work and self-sacrifice. the par
ents get a great JOY from the chill
dren: It isn't all one-sided. even If
the shadows are possibly as real as
the sunshine But in the properly
regulated home, the parents share
about equally the joys and sorrows
that come, Neither has a monopoly
on the work and worry, and the love
for the children is well balanced.
All of the above being suggested by
the death Of William Jardine. banker.
Of New York. who sacrificed his own
life to rescue his daughter from in
front OF a runaway motor car. OF
course, he did only what any parent
should do: but that is the claim OF
this article; that fathers occasionally
do the right thing, poets and song
sters to the contrary, notwithstand-
ing.