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Evening star., 1908-01-31

kalver ast. Bennett: dismissed at cost
Of plaintiff: plaintiffs attorneys. Sweeney
& Sweeney: defendants attorneys. Baker
< Adriaans.
Montgomery agt. Magruder: motions for
new trial and in arrest filed: plaintiff s
attorneys. c. A. keigwin and j. s. Easily
Smith: defendants attorney. John Ridout.
Evening star., 1908-01-31
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY

Geo. e. Howard, IA 18th.
PRINTER ENGRAyEE AND BOOkRINDEE.
iaSn-.i .nSn II
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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
hat they have entered into a partnership f"F
The purpose af Conducting in the city nf NaS.!-
ingtou in The District at Columbia me furi-
lure. carpet and house furnishings business uR-
der the name. style and firm of Gates n Rich.
Nistsr ". Gates and Alfred :. Rich. who re
aide in said city and District. the general
partners. and Martha Brader Rich. who resides
in tine Tlsce. is the special partner: and
The said Martha Bra,l"r Rich has contributed,
In cash fo'the comm.n stock of said partncr-
ship 5hc sum of thily hve hundred dollars. The
said part rtnarshp Is . commence on the 23d day
"f Jsnusry. in the gear nineteen aHndrad and
eight. and to Terminate on the I'D day of Jan
navy. in the year nineteen hundred and fourt cen.
Washington. ID. G.. January -. 1905.
WISTAR ". GATES. General Partner.
ALFRED = RICH General Partner.
MtRTHt BRADER RICH. Special Partner.
ia21-:n.w Z 4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hutchinson & Mccarthy,
CAPABLE, AND RELIABLE rI.t MIXERS.
Work da,t. puienly and lhJEou-.ty
Moderate charges.
1871. IiTH ST. NV. Phone North G2i:;-
ia..I-Gi
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ford.
United States ast. Alfred Dawson. rob-
berry: sentenced to penitentiary for five
years: attorneys. Hughes 4 Gray.
United States agt. Doc TAYLOR. simple
assault: sentenced TO workhouse for six
mouths: attorney. !. b. Collins.
United States azt. Richard Brice, man
Evening star., 1908-01-31

DON'T PIT 1T OFF. TAKE STOCK NOW.
Books open FOR subscription 10 the stock of
tine 25th series of the Home Rrildiur AsSocia-
rion at the office Of the treasurer IGhI psnna.
ave. NV. Assets show s2G3.114 ~ .rst trust
.oauS. send for report.
GTO. W. LINkINS. PIES. II. +. CIATGII-
TON V. Pres. JAMES II. Woodward.
Sec 500 10th 81. nv EDW. = WESt'DTT.
Treas. 1907 rcnna.< ave NV. ia2" -
ALI. PERSONS HAVING PLEDGES ON WHICH
* du. uNF. YEARS interest -. more are te."-
ny notified TO pay same CT said pledges viii &c
SOLD at PJ BIC AUCTION "Wednesday. Feb
wary 10. 1908.
JOHN DOYLE CARMoDY. II X. FULTON.
Sucflonepr. Broker.
,aos- fot Ga 9th St NV
Evening star., 1908-01-31

Srat \ HOLDERS. RANDOLPH IIoTEi co
CIi,ut ru ming IL shares u .'uAr iaudoluh Ho-
I'll O. >t".k has .,lsccd SAM. in beads
viIh Instructions to advorti~n fur ~aa st ~
r.. tt days. at the cNplrat nn Of which itm"-
IL sold. to hl.. suit for siiSsoiUii"u "f c'm-
I2fty. "lliir- same haS Net 'atriri on' II"
Ia.rirnSss for which IL "rG. nis"d.
i.:i-.i' Address Roy 2-.-. Star n,ic'-
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
WHAT'S IN A CHEESE ?

Experts at the department of ag-
rirulture have been at work again
and the result is an interesting,
somewhat technical dissertation on
cheeses. how they are made, what
they are made of and all the details
connected with the business.
The experts announce, in an in
troduo tory note. that there are 229
known varieties of cheese and that
no two of these, are at all alike eX-
oept that they have milk in some
form as the basis. Milk is the foun-
dation of all cheeses, but the super
structure may be made from sage to
soapstone. depending upon the whim
of the cheese-builder and the taste of
the consumer.
Cheese-making is one OF the old.
est arts. or trades. or habits. under
whichever classification. 1t was an
article of diet back in the haZy times
of history, and has never lost out
with changing fashions. II is found
in the plains of South America, on
the shores of the Mediterranean, in
the passes of the Alps. on the banks
of the Rhine and the Rhone, on the
steppes of Siberia. in the cottages of
the peasants. in the palaces of Drin-
ces. and on lunch counters of the
civilized and semi-oivillzed world,
Age does not wither nor custom stale
the infinite variety of cheese. There
are cheeses in existence, and grow
ing stronger every day, that are old
er than any existing government.
One particular cheese is mentioned
as being over 200 years old and re-
flecting great credit on the family
that possesses it. over in Switzer-
land they have a pleasant custom of
making a cheese at the birth of n
child and eating il at his funeral
feast, or at the funeral of his son
or grandson.-Omaha Bee,
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
INHUMAN ACTION CHARGED
AGAINST YOUNG HUSBAND
Especial to The Sentinel.

Denver. Dec. 2.-Learning that his
wife was about to become a mother.
Forrest II. Gilman. dry goods
clerk in this city. is charged in a
petition filed by her for divorce with
ordering her to get rid of the child.
That act, it is alleged. was followed
by continual acts of cruelty which
have added sensational features to
the suit. The title of the suit which
has been filed in the county court,
is Mrs. Jennie NJ Gilman vs.. Forrest
II. Gilman.
The wife says in hera complaint
that she informed her husband in
April of 1904 that she was in ~ deli
cate condition. when he het ame an
CRY and told her that she must get
rid of the child, and as soon rs il was
born he would give the infant to an
orphan asylum. She SAYS that dur
ing most of her pregnan, he treat
ed her cruelty. and in AEgitgt Of the
same year of 1904. she alleges, he
struck her on the head until she he
came unconscious. At intervals he
stamped her in the face. she charge.
and in Septemher. 1907. il is charged.
he heaped abuse upon her. threw her
violently to the floor, strud !; her in
the face with his fist and otherwise
beat and bruised her. and that when
she asked him for money in Seg,em-
Der OF this year he told her she says.
that she could go out ON the street
and earn money.
Mrs. Gilman saws that she Is de-
pendent upon friends and relatives
to support her. and that she has no
wav Of providing food for herself
and child. Her husband is dry
goods clerk and earns about $50 per
week. She asks the court for the
custody of the little one.
Considerable excitement was
caused n few weeks ago by the illness
of Mrs. Gilmans young son at the
Belvldere apartments. where she was
residing, 1t was at first thought that
perhaps the boy had been poisoned by
some candy which he ate. -Four doc
tors were called in consultation and
they worked with him quite while
before he finally overcame the at
tack. Judge IL. n. Sales. who is at
torney for the plaintiff, says there
was no indication of poison and that
the boy simply became sick from eat
ing the candy the same as any boy
might do.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
FAMOUS ECCENTRIC
HAS PASSED AWAY
TBy Associated Press. |

London, Dec. 2.=n the death of
Harry Barnato Monday London lost
a remarkable multimillionaire. He
was born in the Whitechapei district
was known there as Harry Isaacs,
and was brother of the late Barney
Barnato. the famous multimillion-
aire. The two brothers went as vau-
deville performers to the diamond
fields of South Africa. Harry has
left a fortune OF $4,000, 900 or more.
Harry was MS eccentric as his ia
nous brother. He carried checks for
$500. .000 and 100000 in his pocket,
md allowed his $40 week clerks
to buy him drinks, without return
iie was always covered with dia-
nonds Ike an opera star
lie spent thousands of pounds pur-
'hasing thoroushhreds, vet if the
weekly feed bill exceeded his esti-
nate by few pence, he was miser-
able. He fought his tailor for sew
eral months over SO cents, yet spent
thousands of pounds for a spectacu-
ar dinner at the Gaiety hotel at the
End of the Russian war. but he would
not tip the walters.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
RIDDELL MAY SUE ROAD.

II is reported that Harry RiddcIl,
of this city, the Denver N Rio Grandt.
fireman who was seriously injured
at the time the engine, in charge of
Engineer George Luud and Fireman
ltddell blew mp, expects To file suit
against the railroad company for
heavy damages, alleging that his
hearing was permanently injured by
the accident and that he was other
wise permanently injured. Ii is re-
ported that the charge will be made
that the company was responsible for
the engine going out for duty in n
bad condition.
Fireman Riddell may bring the suit
in II Denver court.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
THEI. 0. OF.
ELECTION

At "A largely attended meeting last
night the local lodge of Odd Fellows
held the semi-annuaI election OF Of
ficers.
Over several of the offices there
were spirited but friendly contests.
The selections made were as fol-
lows:
Noble Grand@D. Grover Rice.
Vice GIand-O. o. Howell.
Secretary-E. B. I.utes.
Treasurer-F. G. Chapman.
The rest of the officers are to be
appointed as usual.
The installation of new Officers to
take place in few weeks. will he
made important occasion.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
SURPRISING LICENSES.

The suppression of marriage
licenses issued at the county
clerks office in this city is grow
ing very popular just now, in
fact never in the history of the
office have so many requests
been made to the obIiging coin-
~ clerk to have license sup
pressed and to have the news
papcrInen turned down cold
when they ask, ANY marriage
licenses todny?'' IL l. known
10 The Sentinel and the other
daily paper of the city that s.v-
cral licenses have been sup
pressed this week.
1t begins to look as if a good many
people are ashamed to let the people
know that they are getting married
when really they have no reason. to
be ashamed Legally license. so 1t
is reported. may be suppressed for
thirty days. ..a
Some of the couples even call upon
the justice of peace or minister who
performs the ceremonies to refuse 70
tell the names of the brides ana
grooms but sooner or later the fact
about the would-be secretly guarded
weddings get out.
II is very probable that some coup
les attach too much importance to
their marriages, believing, probably.
that the newspapers will suffer hor-
ribly if they cannot announce the
marriages to the world
Really the marriage license sup
preston business is very laughable.
II is also inclined to encourage dis
regard for truth telling.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
n. ]. Frantz Bazaar
THE SPEED OF A GREAT CITY

Statistics of the great city of New
York show the following startling
facts:
Every 10 seconds an migrant ar
rives.
Every minutes someone is ar
rested
Every c minutes a child is born.
Every minutes there is funeral.
Every Is minutes couple get
married.
Every ~ minutes a new business
firm starts up.
Every As minutes a building catch
es fire.
Every S minutes a ship leaves the
harbor.
Every II minutes new building
is ereo ted
Every u hours someone is killed
by accident
Every hours someone fails in
business.
Every s hours an attempt to kill
someone is made.
Every S12 hours some couple is
divorced
Every 10 hours someone commits
suicide.
Every days someone is murdered.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given that the
following Grand Junction city war
rants. with accrued interest there
on. Will be paid upon presentation al
my office:
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02

Imperial egg food-the best on the
market Guaranteed to produce re-
suits Sturtevant-Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02

LEON j. CHAPMAN,
City Treasurer
Dated, Grand Junction. Colorado, No
vember IA. 1908.
First publication, November 16. 1908
We have lap robes at prices that
moves them. Fred Mantey.
When you think buggies and har-
ness think Fred Mantey.
Manicure Goods. Van Horn Drug
Co.
Horse blankets and lap robes sold
right. Fred Mantey.
Our delivery system at present can
not be excelled. We make two de
liveries before 2 O'Clock noon to al
parts OF the city. Hilbert & Ricks.
Manicure Goods. Van Horn Drug
Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02

Horse blankets and lap robes sold
right. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light house keeping. Apply 124
Ouray
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02

FOR RENT-4O acres splendid pas.
ture, close to town: $3.50 per head
per month. Apply to Milne &
Milne. the Blue barn.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02
-'s.'i'.ss.-f-- Sd t-s-s..t-i-i-f-
. DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY, i.
= Physicians and Surgeons. i.

: All medicines furnished from .
: our own laboratory and put up .
: by ourselves, thus avoiding .
> mistakes. .
: Offices SIS C2pitol block, I.
: Main Street. .
|. DR.. EldriGge residence No. .
: 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone .
: No. l07 Junction. .
: DR.. Gray's residence, 562 .
. Colorado avenue. Phone juno .
. tion 32l. .
. Office phone No. 125 juno .
. ton. .
. Office hours from $50 to IL /.
: am; from l to pm; from !.
. Z to 9 pm, and from 2 to :
. pm. Sundays. :
.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02

Manicure Goods. Van Horn Drug
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02

When you think buggies and har
ness think Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-12-02

FOR SALE-2h White Wyandott
Cockereis: 20 S. c. w. Leghorn.
These are fine specimens as are
produced in the country il you
wish to improve your flock get
one of these. Fairmount Poultry
Farm. Chas Smi;n. Prop.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
Because He Was a Dreamer.

st Louis Jan. 27.-Louis d.
80 years old, lawyer,
poet and journalist, committed
suicide today with carbolic
acid. Last July he attempt.
ed suicide by cutting bis
throat because, he explained
later, he found the world bad
places only for men of action
and not for dreamers.
The editor was much sur.
prised in reading the above
as We had known Mr.. Good
man Intimately for many
years. He was d man of tx
ceptional ability and was al.
ways planning tn do some
thing for his fellowbeings.
He probably felt that his ef-
forts were fruitless and un.
appreciated and became dis
outraged. His sad ending is
Il testimony to conditions of
modern city life-a man of
ability, anxious to do good we,
spurned by the public he was
trying to help. In a country
town he would nave been a
power for good. Honesty and
ability are not always APP
prec ated in cities.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
SALT SPRINGS

Preaching next Sunday morning
and evening by the pastor Rev.
Barnett.
G.. w. Walker returned home
last week after visiting his brother
for several weeks.
c. Ryland Carter Of Nelson was
in our community on business Sat-
urday.
Frank Cunningham Is again in
our midst after spending q week in
Corder visiting relatives.
Mrs. Green, who is teaching the
Fulkerson school, dismissed school
for several days last week to visit
her mother who Is sick.
w. s Newell visited his son,
Newman Sunday.
Miss Anna Dysart visited her
parcnts..in Marshall Saturday and
Sunday.
Charley Littleton Of Marshall
visited his grandmother several
days this week.
Henry Hopkins visited his
brother several days this week.
II. A. Thomas and family attend
ed services in Malta Bend Sunday,
Lewis and j. Warner Brown
made a flying trip to Marshall Wed.
nesday.
William Bauer and family and
A. II. Orr were among the shoppers
in Marshall Tuesday.
Milton Alison Of Marshall trans.
acted business here Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
A Delicate Turn.

1t was close on midnight,
and the professional guest
felt 1T was high time for him
TO stop playing. Perhaps
I'd better not play any more
tonight" he said YEARLY
II see you have near neigh
bors, and they might be an.
noyed."
"You needn't mind them
fora minute" said his hostess
earnestly. 1--WE are perfect.
" sure they poisoned our cat,
and II They did, nothing is too
bad for them.v
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
A Practical Illustration.

The simple demonstration
recorded in the Philadelphia
Public Ledger probably die
more toward the enlighten
ment of t Q Missouri judge
than hours OF discourse In the
courtroom. The magistrate,
travelling on circuit, had be
fore him, in a small country
town, a case 10 which a tavern
keeper was held for the pay
ment on a land transaction OF
a large amount Of money
which he had not agreed de.
finltely tn pay.
The court declared that, al.
though his agreement was not
on record, il was involved in
o business proceeding con-
nected with II.
After judgment had been
rendered the court adjourned
for dinner, and the judge
found that the only eating
house in the place was the inn
kept by the defendant in the
case he had just decided. He
also found that the defendant
personally superintended the
preparation of the meals, and
that the food was charged for
on the European plan.
The judge called for two
boiled eggs, which, with the
other food he ordered, were
brought to him done to a turn.
At the end OF the meal the
bill was presented to him. He
was astonished to read in it
the following items:
"Two boiled eggs, fifteen
cents; two chickens at seven.
ty-five cents. one dollar and a
half"
Calling the proprietor, he
asked, slows this? I've had
no chickens. Why do you
charge me for themP"
"Those are constructive
chickens, your honor, answer
ed the i~nnkeeper.
"What?"
why, they are implied in
the eggs, you know"
His honor began to under
derstand, and said no more.
Eek.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
Don't forget the township
con ventions tomorrow.
Chas. Petry Shot.

Chas. Petry, Jr., was shot
Saturday night by Miss
Frances Cox NJ her home near
the G. IL A. station. The
shooting is declared by the
parties to have been accident.
al. Mr.. Petry was shot in
the back and the bullet has
not been found yet we are
told, although the wound does
not seem serious.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
Will Move to Hickory County

John W. Knight of near
Stanhope, returned Saturday
evening from a trip to Hick-
DRY county and reports hav.
ing purchased 120 acres OF
prairie land at Preston for
1925. He will move down
with his family on March lst.
Mr.. Knight recently sold his
100 acre farm near Fairville
TO David Van Meter for 5000.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
Ask Your Druggist fer Free
Peruna Almanac for 1908.
LOCALS.

Mrs. Ella Lacy and daugh.
ter are in Eureka, Kansas, IN
"a visit.
August Schlapper was here
from Malta Bend Tuesday
and made our Office a visit.
Mrs. Alex. McRoberts and
Miss Irene Houston, Of Malta
Bend were guests Of Marshall
friends this week.
Mesdames VIM. Hancock
and Taylor Entrekin, Of
Black burn, were guests Of
Marshall relatives this week.
Geo. Klinger, OF St. Louis,
j. spending his vacation with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs..
Wm. Klinger of College Ad.
diion.
Mrs. W. NJ. Wood and
daughter, Miss Frances, aud
Miss Minnie Murrell expect
to go TO st. Petersburg, Fla,
to spend several winter
r,Onths.
Mrs. G. L. Bell entertained
Saturday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. d. M. Vaughn and
Miss Mamie. The large
number present spent an en-
enjoyable afternoon.
David Rohn, of Grand Pass
returned Tuesday evening
from a visit of three weeks at
Beardstown, ILL.,, and spent
the night with Edw. Zahn's in
Marshall before returning
home.
A souvenir card from DR..
r. Fl. Nuckles, the osteopath
VINO is at Kirksville taking a
pc ,t.graduate cource in osteo-
pathy, states that he is enjoy
X his work and that he and
his family are well.
Mrs. Matt ". Hall has in
vited the Marshall Fancy
Work Club members to be
her guests at Jefferson City
t.aday and a goodly number
are expected TO accept her
hospitality.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31

auditorium. The entertain.
ment will not begin until SIS
so that you won't have TO
miss prayer meeting to come.
You will not have another OPP.
portunity to hear such a first
class entertainments at such
prices. Students tickets 30c
outside admission SOC.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
State at Once to Repair Dam

age.
Jefferson City, Mo. Jan. %.
r.. M. Abercrombie of st.
Joseph and Miss Katie Cor
don of this city, members Of
the Board of Managers of the
State Colony for Feeble Mind.
ed at Marshall, and ]. H. Felts
Of Kansas City, architect for
that institution, held a con.
ference here today with the
state officers for the purpose
Of discussing a proposition by
which the institution could
throw sufficient funds to at
once restore the buildings
damaged by the recent fire.
The board figured that for
$4,000 the damaged buildings
can be made habitab,e If the
work is done at once. After
consideration it was decided
not to borrow the money, but
simply to make temporary
repairs and to proceed at
once with the erection of a
school building, for which the
last legislature appropriated
S25. 900.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
This is Worth Reading.

Leo F Zelinski, OF 0s Gibson st.,
Buffalo. N. Y, says: IL cured the
most annoying cold sore I ever had,
with Bucklen's Arnlca Salve I up.
piled this salve ono u day for two
days. when every trace OF the sore was
gone Heals all sore, Sold 10 er
guarantee NJ p Il Franklia's drug
store. Csc
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31

In pursuance to the above
call the Republicans of MARI
shall township will meet in
the county court room Satur.
day, February lst at 2 p. m.
Milton Alison, Committean.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
Mockbee-Irvine.

G.. d. Mockbee and Miss
Kathryn Irvine were quietly
married after the morning
services at the Christian
church Sunday morning. The
wedding rs IA complete sur.
prise to their many friends.
Mr.. Mockbee is a prosperous
merchant of Hughesville,
where they have gone to re-
side and Miss Irvine Is one of
Saline's most popular teach
ers.
The Marshall republican., 1908-01-31
OF TENNESSEE.

hoNs ~ ~ ~
LION. APPS. u. McCoRD. 1875 q ST..
IL Washington, u. C.. Ex-Adjutan'
General State Of Tennessee, and State
Attorney at Nashville, IL an ARDEN
friend Of Peruna. He does not hesitate
to give public endorsement to this very
excellent remedy.
As q tonic Peruna has no superior
But II IL a. . catarrh remedy IL ha'
achieved its worldwide notoriety and
uccess
Any catsrrh remedy 10 become per
manenily enectu1l in the cure OF ca
tarrh must contain tonic and i%nvigorat
ing qualities with its antiHcatarrhal
qualities. Csarrh Is always an express.
SION Of nerve weakness, either iocsi
or xenersL IL 10. therefore, important
that = cAtArrh remedy should posses
reliable invicoratlng qualities In ordr'
~ thoroughly rid the system Of catarrh.
Pe.ru-ns for Colds.
Hon. r. :. Ryan. nov residing in
Nome. Alaska. vss formerly q member
O, the English House Of Parliament
and secretary 20 the late Irish patriot,
Charles Stewart Parnell. Die Wash.
insion address IL. New willard Hotel
Washington, D. c. He writes:
81 have used PerunA and = recon
mend your remedy A. a very effective
cure for colds and catarrhal com
plains. n. ). Ryan.
Ask Your Druggist fer Free