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NOEV0S 7 ARTISTICOS NO0ELOS.

En- eBtca vapoEa1 ha vusIto & reCibir sl
BefioE Am6EiCO salaB sl mas sxtsnso , az
tfatico BuTtidO de O. ietoB de fsDtSSfa, sBen'
Ciss 6naV, , RTtfCuloB prOpiOB para FsgalOI
de Ano NusvO y PsBCuaB. En calzRdo
pusdO OfssCSz magnificOB modslos do IRB
mas sCrsditHdag mSroBs = una vaEiRdfsima
exposition dc los MIS- elegGntss modeloB
,sncusntFAn en- ei popular Las psEaonaB
de guatO. Nusvag foEmRs psEa BefioEitas =
cabAIlOErL AguaB paTR CabsES, bsFba =
bAfi?B tisne de les mejoTsB msECas de Eu'
Fops America. PrsCioB sin comrstsn'
Gle. 0p
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Ell lNSPECT0RWCENTlEN CABO ROJ 0
la mueTte GG un
h0nHad0 edlCad0T.
Ode mwest' 0 corre9ponsoI.)

Novismbro 29.-Con motive del dia
del AEbol, nusatEO active Inspector e8oolaE
Vicentf, he osIebFs1o en- honor q dichO
die, un8 espI6odids isBts aaColGT.
-AnoChs fu6 sscslado ol eDtablgcimie7'
to COmeFcial de don segundo Castillo, in
TigdiCci6n de MaysgG'z z.
Hoy dsspu6b dc unoB cuRntoB diHB de
onfermeaad fsIIeCi6 sl honrSdo professor
don BnldomsFO Lopez. Este senior sntsba
eonCeptQadO como modslo de g8posoG, dc.
jando dessmpsrsdoB de BuB cuidadoB ana
pobFs viudH = IN CusdEO de inOCentGs
OEiStuFaB. Los que OonOOimos do CHFoa &
este amigo lamsntamos ls p6fdida y noa
unimOG lO iuats psns do BuB familiRFeg,
Hay gEan animRCi6n con ls pE6xima
zafra, y % los OoB0OhOEos han Fscibido Bu0
libEos para Ol 0nvio de Cat1RB In Qua
Mica.
Don jose IrisRRry vuoIvs & haCarua
cargo del hotsl que tonfa aFFsndado y &c
pRopon0 hB iDtFoduCiE gPaRdeS mejoTR8 On
diCho Embellishments.
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do 9Ox96' y 9Ox5O.
En- sl edifoiO principal 60 BituArGn Iou
siguientsB dGpAFtAmGDtoG:
DepGTtGmsntO para Ia wDotGngG: El 60
nado mayor 90 mAtHF6 en- compAEtimientoB
individuRleG BepBFRdoG, dGBde d0nd0 B0
tFaEgpoEtRR6 6 LOS dOm6B depaFt8mOnt0B
poT medic dc montaCREgaB do friCoi6n
(frictOn hOi0ts) 0ccionRdRB poF fueEsR el6s'
ttica, el .trsBpoFt0 80 hRF6 poF CaTTil0TRB
elavadaB'd dc troly haatR 0l dOpaFtAmento de
EefrigsFaCi6n. Los GnimHl0R mOnoFOs GG
mRtaF6n por Ol pFoCOdimianto CoETiOntO,
dsbisndO eDtsbleCeEHe equipOB = utOU siliOU
RdoouRdoB para Ol deSAngFO, limpiOSG =
aTrFglo dc ellou.
DepartamemtO de Refrigeration: En- CO.
to dGpRTtamonto 90 inBtNlarGn BufciOnteB
COFRiloTss slavRdRU para sI mRnejo do todG
l0 cATnO que 10 trAigG del dGpaFtRm0ntO
do mRtRuzR. All miHmo Bs GStablGCeP6 IN
HIntsmR modeEno do B0FpentineB FRfrigsFAo
dOFsn para TGduciT Ia temperature, = los
piS0B muFog BaFGn RiglGd0g C0nVGniente'
ment0 para sxCIuir sI calor del exterior.
DepGTtGmeRtO de LGb0TGoS6N: Les PGBi'
du0G mStsEisl do dsSpeTdiCiOB dc los
0nimR!OB bsnef iRdou ae tTanBpoTtar6n 81
depaFtAmsnto dc lAboTNri6n (TesdsTjng) },
donds % montaF6 Ia mGquinaris = 0quipo
nscssa1io para Ia ConVeFIi6n de dichoB re-
riduoa on RbonoV; GBtR op8FaCi6n 20 hOEG
do acuoFdo con al pEOCsdimisnto Wan
nenwStOch.
Planta MO5ris: En- este pIanta 90 iuu
t0lsP6n tres C0ldeFGu de $50 CAbRll08 C8dG
una, mGquinRB EefrigOradorNB, m6quinOr
de vapor = generator do fusrzA GOO K
W. Sufioisnts8 para mRnt0nOF In. plants
en- opaRaCi6n.
ri Motsdero nOFE OntsEAmOnts mod0Pno,
nu construction 90 OSt6 hacienda con
acGro concrete
FslicitamoS sinCsTament0 & nuOgtTo com
patriots que GAbO hOnESEBu tOrFuiio % o.
extEangsEO.
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LIuvla de nOVsbades al Paris BazaT.

Ningnna DANA 0legants dsbs prauCindir
de IlsVRF Las bonitA8 bandaa tsFoisdap ous
90 u0an ahoEa, de laR CuaIeB hay en- todog
ColoRos desds un dOllaRB cuaPants csntavoH
una, hassa Cuatro dollars, Las lindap v
Cspriohcaaa CoEbstag d8BdG 10 ContRveu
una en- ndoIanta. Eng este Rrtfculo hav
uua gran vaRiedBd. Los ad0Fno6 dc mo6S
para tTaiss. Las TELAs DE HILO
psFa traias de Chsqustaa IsEgau. Las chs.
quotas lsEgaB do anCais hsCho 6 msno. La
PERFUGERIA mis- foR de Paris aDtro
ella la8 nov0dsde1 de HOUBIGANT , de
COTY.
C6nutantsmente IIsgan 81 PARIS BA-
EAR todaB Las uoveaadeB gus la moda Ia.
,vsntR. CompFAR On q Paris BazaE A
mtaP HfompE0 & 10 dltimo Dc Ia 6ltima
meda. #,-
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ADVERTISEMENT. .
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DiyisiOn of the Interior.


San Juan, Porto Rico, Novombar 17th,
1908. Ssalsd proposals. in. duplicate for
the furnishing Of ell labor aud materials
necessary for ths construction of LaboFa-
tory Bulldog for the Porto Rico Expari.
msnt Station Of MAyseUsg, Porto Rico,
will be Fsc0ivsd at this office until 10 A.
M. December 18th, 1908 .-.a........s.
ALI nRCeSaaTy reformation, blar K forms
Of proposals and inBtEuCtioOn to biddeEs
will be furnished on application.
Contractors wiahiug to g. ks copies Of the
pIsnn sDd specifications from this fiji "a may
do 90 by leaving dsposit Of $25 90 for
the safe FstuFn Of the plans.
The right is F0aesvsd to reject any or ell
bids; also TO award the contract upon other
confederation than thGt of price alone -
Laurence Fl. GTahame, OommiHDionsr of
Che Interior. No. I'll v.
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Con quito TesGfiAmoB hoy una de las
impoEt0ntoU contradictions que on Ia cApi.
Eal de OubR diFig0 Ol lUt0ligents ingsniero
don Carlos del Vale Z'no: el nusvo ma.
tAdOrO do 10 HObAnO.
EHtR obEa tandF6 CapRcidad Buf ,iente
para In mAt0n1a, EsfrigsFaOi6n , aprovo.
chamiOnto do rosiduoS do 800 FGleB mayo
Fsa 500 Fes0s MEMORIES pOE die. sHtsndo
Los 0dif cioB diDpuOstOB de tai manoEa
aue pOdR6n 0nuanOhAFBO de OCUeEdo con
ial Oxigsnciss faturaB do Ia poblOci6n.
Loa odifCios de que 90 ComDons la
PIanta uon: 0diiOiO principal do 274' dc
largo por So do Rnohe; OdifiCio de IabOra.
ci6n de re0idWO8, 81 CuSl tsndE6 49, por
"a = satarS undo al sntsEioE poE medic
do IN puOnts de 81 do largo; plant0 de
fueysu mOtFiS divididR en- dOH dOpaRtHmen
tor, uno para lss m6quinOa y otEO deItinG
do & ln casa De OaIdeTOS; odifSiO do menu
deneiGs, de- una loDgitud do 100 pOE 36
do RnCho; odifieiCs dontiDDd0B & IL inAtRlO
Ci6n de OfsCtou aanitaEiog &, CuyaB dimOn
stones Gon 36' de- anCho pOE go dc largo
HabEG adOm6a una ten0Tia Gn0Xa Al ma
tadoEo, Ia CuNl % inBta'srG On doB sdifCiOl
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AOVERTlTEMFNT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Division Of Public Buildings.

DiUisio's Of Public Buildings.
San JusB, Porto Rico, November 18Th,
1908. Saal0d proposals. in duplicsts foE
the furnishing of Gll labor and materials
nscs8GaFy for the construction of Rn eight
room school building ct Carolina Porto
Rico will be received ct this ctfica until
10 q. IA. DeCsmbaF 18th, 1908.
All nGCasSRry Information, blank forms
of pTopoHaiB and Instructions to bidders
will be furnished on RplicatiOD.
Contractors wishing to Is ks copies Of
the plsuI and specifications may do 10 by
IsAviUg deposit Of $25 90 for the o. fa
return ef the plsnB.
Ths right is reserved to reject any or
oil bids; also to award the contract upon
other confederation than that Of price
alone Laurence H. GTahGme, Commi .
GBi0neP of the IotaFi0T. 13V. 4.
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Naea de EugGn6 M de HoStS EScHa en- 1862
listed podra eea ponh en- La CORRESPONDENCE, ="

"LA CORRESPONDENCE Sc PUBLGA CONTUARA PUBLICAN
DOSRTODOS LOS DAS USO LOS DONNGOS LA EDCN CORES
PONDETE ESTE ANCHO All TERES DE LOS
LECTORES EN- Ell CAMPO DE LAS LETRAS DE LAS NCS DE LA
CTICA DEL "sPoRT" DARA CONOCER ESTE DRIO SlzONADOS
FRUTOS DE LA TELGENCIA PUERTORRQEA UNA PARFE DE LOS
CUALES DESCONOCE HA OLVIDADO LA QUE Sc LEVAN
Ia PUERTORICO NO DEBE DEAR EN- Ell OVDO OBRAS
DE SS GIOS "LA CORRESPONDENCE RECORARA EN- SUS CO.
POSSIBLE
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PARA cuRAR UN REsFRIADo
NE UN DIA tome q LAXATIVE BRoMo
QUININA Ri boticario le deyolvera el dinero 81 no
Sc Gura,.. La frma de 3 W, GROVE SO haLIa en-
Qada Cajita.
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En- esta imprenta Sc Vehde papel de
peri6dioo viejO & $500 los 46 kiIos
(WW tQWinaL)
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TEATRO MUNICIPAL.
JUEVES DICIEhBRE 8 DE 1908.
=@====SIp- G R A N
CONCIERTO=<>lp.-
BajO los auspiciOs del Hon. Ac-
ting GObernadOr, Sra. WiIIOughby
y OtraS distinguidas personals.
Debut de los nOtables artistas
MADAME ALMA D ALMA
Prima Donna, Soprano.
Vel Sr. D. FRANK MARSHALL
COncertista de piano.
Con un bien elegidO prOgrama.
Director, Rudolph ArOnsOn.
PRECIOS.

PalcOS y entradas a luneta Sc
encuentran de Venta ahOra en- ell
TeatPO Municipal.
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Carlos del VaIIs ZenO, pusrtOniqus-
no, COnstTuYs ObTas imPOrtaBteS
en- Ia HabaRa
FL nuevO MataderO
de aqueIIa capital.
Su construction Sc eSta hacienda
de aCerO y concrete
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

En- la Cotura Isabella Dcembre de
1908 los gu dia di alas
pagado
debdo tempo las cOntbuonea Vdas dpOne
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NoyIEMBRE 80 1908.

Balan1etrCD -. 1894
Ierm6metFo s..... rs
Ma1tmn......-s.. !. :. Sc
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
An Excellent Presiding Oaicer.

Warren 4. Austin Of st. Albanse made
one Of the best presiding officers, a Yer.
mont Republican convention ever had,
and his address is deservingof the many
handsome things said Of it,. As the
Rutland Herald we'll says; "EIis speech
was well.written and excellently de-
ivered effort; his voice is trained AM
pleasing, his enunciation is distinct, and,
best of all, he never lost his head for i
minute even when he had TO rule as
good d fellow as John Harvey out Of
order. And he was"
at is interesting in this connection
to note the whirligigs Of politics, The
state committee wanted Mr.. Austin to
preside, but it was recognized that mas
much as he was supporter OF Prouty
and st. Adams was one ore of the two
towns OF Franklin county for Stanton,
the other being Swanton, it would be a
difficult matter to bring about his selee-
tion for this honor. 1t was finally agreed
that Mr.. Austin should become mem
Der Of the oity's delegation, and that az
presiding officer he should not vote, and
thus the delegates gained splendid
chairman and one of the most finished
speeches a Vermont convention often
hears.-Burlington Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
Fourth, but it was far more satisfactory
than some to which we might refer.
ONE OF THOSE FORTUNATE
ACCIDENTS.

A really fortunate accident was the
collapse OF two hundred feet OF Rutland
roadbed near Middlebury Saturday after
a heavily loaded passenger train had
passed--fortunat that it did not occur
during the passage OF the train, in which
event the most serious catastrophe Of
recent years in Vermont would probably
have been chronicIed The Rutland rail-
road will surely take warning and build
retaining wall at the scene OF the acct
dent and prevent the possibility for a
repetition Of the accident. AT least, one
would expect that % sharp warning
would be sufficient to stir the corporation
into taking the precaution, for their own
financial good as well as from eonsidera-
lions OF responsibility for the lives of
the passengers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06

were not very extensive in Burlington
considering all the noise and racket
that was made. The most serious acci-
dent happened to Clarence, the eight
year.old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Jacobs
Of ia Archibald street The boy was
playing about the street near his home
when a stray bullet from a 22-ealibre
revolver hit him in the left shoulder. He
was taken TO the Mary Fletcher hospital
where the X.ray was used and the bullet
extracted, The boys condition is con.
sidered very favorable. The police have
been unable to locate the user OF the
revolver.
Jacob Schwartz, tailor residing on
Bright street, had one hand injured by
the explosion OF cannon cracker. The
skin was torn and blackened, but the
wound will probably not prove serious,
as he Immediately employed the services
OF doctor.
Mrs. Joseph Campbell of Lafountan
street also had one hand injured by q
large cracker, The hand was badly
burned and cut.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
Republican State Ticket.

The ticket for state officers nominated
by the Republican state convention at
Montpelier viii generally commend it
self to the party, and that means most
Of the voters of Vermont, as a combina-
ton Of truly representative, capable. and
deserving men, fit to be entrusted with
the govrnment and in all respects likely
to administer it for the next two years
with credit to the state and themselves.
It was happy feature Of the recent
canvass for these nominations that the
issue in all cases never was made to in
yolve the question Of the moral or men
tai capacity of any Of the candidates.
It was conceded from the outset that
The real choice should be. after all, sim.
ply a selection Of favorites for the time
in a field OF generally good and approved
men. To be sure. the instinct Of Ameri-
can politics dragged other matters into
play aud engineered this and that infiu-
enee OF suggestion to bear Tor or against
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
GOT SHOT IN SHOULDER.

Clarence Jacobs Victim Of the Fourth
of July Fever.
burlington, July 6.-The manning and
injury features of the glorious Fourth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
s:..::;s:ss:n,:s;,s.:.::;;s.:stsa,ts.st,.s
/ CURRENT COMMENT.
Is Puzzled.

In April last the Democratic league
Of Vermont, over the signature Of its
president, G. H. Pape OF Barre. issued
manifesto calling upon the faithful
ia that party to rally 20 the Bryan
standard. Last Friday the Democratic
state convention turned down q propo-
sition to instruct its delegates for Bry-
an and elected Mr.. Pape chairman Of
the delegation to Denver. Either things
have happened in the Democratic camp
since April or else our frieuds the
enemy have 50 implicit confidence in
their representatives that they are not
fussy about instructions and are willing
to follow the excellent example set
them by the Republican convention.
Under all the circumstances, nobody
need be skeptical about the alacrity
with which the Vermontera at Denver
win step into the Bryan wagon when it
reaches them; albeit there may be a
little~ johnson sentiment within the
fold.--Laalow Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06

various ambitious men in the canvass,
but the canvass itself was pretty clean
and the public confidence was at no time
in jeopardy Of abuse by serious misrep-
resentations OF men or motives,
The ticket is satisfactory and, gener.
ally speaking as strong as the party can
lie expected to produce year after year
while it remains subservient to such a
folly as the mountain rule" or takes its
chances under the present caucus law
and convention system. The Messenger,
as one Of the supporters OF Prouty in
the recent canvass, has many times eX-
pressed its sentiments in regard to the
personal character and business ability
Of the head OF the ticket, and it can only
repeat now, with most cordial satisiao-
ton at his victory, that it believes the
people OF Vermont will have no occasion
70 repent OF the choice He is a thor
oughly practical man OF business habits
and training, and he is imbued With the
progressive spirit OF the generation and
heartily in sympathy with the tendencies
for good that are gradually evolving
better government here in Vermont as
elsewhere in the nation. With Prouty
as governor, the state will continue TO
60 forward.
The platform upon which he has been
nominated viii appeal to the considerate
Judgment Of the voters as a safely con-
sentative declaration OF progressive prin.
ciples Much may and will be said, upon
its various planks in detail as the cam
paign progresses. 1t recedes from no
position Of advantage the party has al
ready taken, and it points the way Tor
more achievements still
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
A DECENT CELEBRATION.

The> ceIebrators Of Independence Day
seem. With one or two exceptions, to
have conducted themselves with the
proper respect for the property rights
OF others, and there are few complaints
to be made in this city regarding law
lessness, that sense Of license which feels
itself unleashed from its confines this
one day Of the year. We fea like con
graduating the city and the citi2ens 90
what may be termed successful eeie,
bration Of the day, unmarried by serious
fires and, as yet, by fatal results Of
careless regard for personal safety. II
was neither a safe nor an entirely sane
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
DIED IN SWIMMING POOL.
Claude Colby Lost His Live at Morris
vile While Bathing.

Morrisville, July 9, Claude Colby, l6
years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Colby, lost his life in the stoekyards
swimming pool Friday, probably from
heart failure. Four companions were
with him. They say that Claude came
out OF the water once and then started
to wade back in, when he suddenly
threw up his hands aud did not reappear.
Caroll Bowen dived into deep water and
brought the body up within ten minutes.
No water was found in the lungs. The
funeral was held yesterday, and the
body was taken to Waterbury for burial,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06

whole outfit came down into Lake Mem.
phremagog mile and half from here
with splash enat threw up waves 20
feet high. The man went to the bot
tom near Horse Neck island where 30
feet az water broke the fall. He nlan-
aged to get out Of the c9pnon and on
rising to the surface ws, rescued BY
nearby fishermen, Davis says it will
take him five weeks to get Jack his
nerve and that he will hereafter CON
fine his high air performances to
Straight trapeze work.
In the base ball game, Newport beat
Hardwick, II to 3.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
AEDoNAUE STRUCK LAKE.
Davis Was Not Shot From Cannon at
Newport Per Program.

Newport, July 6.-The celebration
Of the Fourth here Saturday had an ex-
citing incident not on the program. 1t
followed the flight aloft Of Lawrence
Dacis inside a galvanized iron cannon
and attached to a hot air balloon. When
the professor" pulled the string and
was to shoot from the caDnon's mouth
The result Of the failure Of the me-
.chanism to work properly was that the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06

Hitehed to the Massachusetts delegaa
ton, the Vermont delegateA TO the ma
tional Democratic convention seem to be
having the time Of their lives, even ii
they were short on ratioRs on the parlor
cars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
ia North Main St. Barre. VT.

There's a whole summer before tho cleo.
ton of senator; but Lamoille is Just
living up to its reputation as forward
county, that's all.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06

Balloon trips over Vermont will be
safer since the Brattleboro man got
sentenced to two years for shooting at
Glidden's airship. The didn't-know-it-
was-occupied defense does not pass the
courts.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06

There Is no need Of the formality of
nominating Bryan for presidents he's
Get zS7 aisdsSEss pledged. which is 50
more chan enough to place I'm on the
donkey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06

Lamoille coyaty presents its favor
ite son." Carroll s. Page, for United
States senator through the medium Of
the county Republican convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-07-06
MONDAY, JULY 6, 1908.
This is Billy J. BIS week.
BY fire and by water was the holidays
grim toll increased Saturday.

Among those who saw stars on the
Fourth was Mr.. Joe Cans, with Mr..
Battling Nelson pulling off the fire.
works.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

raised eleven degrees Saturday night
and the loss from the frost was
trivial. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday nights the smudge
was kept up with unflagging zeal, SO
much so that many people were al
most worn out by loss of sleep and
exhaustion from hard labor. The
, end to be gained was great and they
We're willing to make the sacrifice
necessary to attain it, Thousands
of smudge pots, holding a gallon or
so of smoke producing mixture,
were hurried to the Grand Junction
fruit growing district on Sunday and
Monday and were found to be very
efficacious for the purposes intended.
They were stationed in the orchards
everywhere and proved to be valu-
able auxiliary in the great work in
which all were SO much concerned.
Kerosene was also used to excellent
advantage and one man is reported to
have burned 1000 gallons of it In
the salvation of his fruit crop The
cost he told Mr.. Huntoon was worth
at least $4,000. In some orchards
near Grand Junction the damage
from the frost was very heavy, but
it was due to the fact that the own
ers We're not willing to avail them
selves of the means at their COM
mand to save themselves from loss.
The railroads cooperated with the
people of the western slope in their
endeavors to save the fruit crop and
hauled in smudging materials for the
orchardists free of cost. By united,
action on the part of the
people of the Grand valley a million
dollars worth of fruit was saved.
The temperature was not as low
here as at Grand Junction and if it
could have been raised six degrees
last Saturday night by smudging, as
everybody believes it could. at least
80 per cent of our orchard products
could have been saved from the frost. |
The experience of horticulturists in
the Grand Junction district conclu-
sively demonstrates the value of
smudging to prevent damage from |
frost and henceforth will be invoked |
by the people of that section of the
state whenever the fruit crop is
from that source. Smudg
ing would. no doubt be equally pre-
and efficacious here. The
Canon City district is ideally located
for smudging, the surrounding hills
holding the smoke in the valley where
it is most needed. That some steps
will be taken by the Fremont Fruit
growers association to instruct and
prepare our orchardists to fight i'm
pending frosts with smudges goes
saying. What system will
be adopted is for the horticulturists
to say. 1t is reported that the fruit |
growing industry in central and
California would be a fail
ure three years out of five If no
was done to minimize the
loss from frost. Smudging is an ex-
act science among the orchardists of
the Pacific coast. and will become
more and more popular here as the
years go by.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Diners and sleepers on all Colora-
DO Midland trains. The short Dne
10 Denver. Leave Grand Junction
Pm; arrive Denver am. next day.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

Better get some hose and water
your lawn.-J. b. Mckenzie, the
plumber. 64s Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

etein-Bloch smart clothes. Loef-
der'A
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

One of the best and most attract
i've maps of Mesa county ever made
has just been completed and put up
in pamphlet form. 1t has the ap-
proval of the Chamber of Commerce.
Every town, hamlet, road, stream,
mountain, canon, ETC., is shown, and
the townships are clearly brought
out. 1t is an excellent map
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09
HAVE YOU A FRIEND

in Chicago or Kansas City or Cali
fornia OF anywhere else, for whom
YOU want to buy a. ticket to this city
If you have, call at this office and
let us arrange things for you.
You deposit with us enough mon y
to cover transportation, as also Incl
dental expenses of the journey; we
do the rest.
We can tell you when they start
and when to meet them on arrival.
CITY TICKET OFFICE,
No. lis So. 4th street. Denver &
Rio Grande r. r., B. w. Robbins.
General Agent.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-09

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