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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
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ting high plumbing at low Grade pri
cee CaN and ~. J. b. Mckenzie.
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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07
FOOD Sale.

Section of the Christian church
ladies will hold a food sale at the
store of Brown-Menefee, 326 Main,
tomorrow afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

We - ce6aiag out Inc ot soed
horse seepaets anl lap robes. You
can get eeargais at Hats.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

onr, SefesawAids vhipsl = 10 an
three gDN1E Ir11 Haatsy. nc or.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

Remember the Ell socorro Ii clear
Havana. A trial will convinre you.
Call and inspect our new show
room. All kinds of plumbiLK nx-
lures ON display. J. .. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

We are reliable. You can depend
on us. Our work is the very best
Phone us your wants.-The Suitor-
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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

We seeking 70 do
increased this Travel the
and an increase viii induce
The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

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The daily sentinel., 1908-03-07

Financial conditions
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Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
DAVIS IS FREE AGAIN.

Upon motion of District Attorney Eshleman, Judge Cole of the Superior Court has dismissed the case Of the people against M. B. Davis, who wa. under indictment by the Grand Jury on the charge of assauIting Constable E. s. Eslow at Calexico with a deadl. weapon, with intent to kill In view of the recent verdict clearing Dayi- of the other Grand Jury indictment charging him with setting fire to ths CaleXico jail, and the conflicting tes timony apparent in the assault case the District Attorney deemed it use less to undertake the trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
WILL PLANT BEANS.

E. E. Forester was in El Centre yesterday for the first time withou; his crutches since his foot was cru h. ed three months ago. He is planning for a visit to his brother, G. w. Fer rester, at Louisville, Kansas, Dczt month Mr. Forester says he is con vinced that Imperial Valley will pr5y a great bean-producihg region. He has fine Lima beans now matured, and a soon as his cantaloupes are marketed he will take thirty acres of this lau and plant it to both Lima and fi.tl beans.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
MORE SIDE TRACKS.

The Southern Pacific has @ force of MoMcans at IGl Centro engaged in grading and laying new switch track The constantly expanding business o5 the Southern Pacific at this point re- quires more trackage One switch track is being constructed on a loa level just to the east of the present tracks, and another is to be construct. ed at the northern end of the present switch yards. Quite a village of box cars used for the homes of the Mej- cans, is located on sidetracks nortl of the ice plant.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
HOWE FIGURES LIE.

IMPERIAL, June 13.-All records were smashed yesterday when sixty two carloads of cantaloupes were shipped from this town. The usual daily shipment is forty carloads, and the height of the season is yet two weeks off.-Los Angeles Times,
 No need to ask who sent that item of news, crediting to one station the total shipments of the valley. Two of the cars went from that town; the sixty from other stations.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
FL CENTRO MAN ROBBED.

W. R. Redd who says he lives in El Centro, was robbed of $15O while sleeping in room at the Thatcher House at CaleXico, last Saturday night, says the CaleXico Chroncile. Redd had gone down to MeXicali to have a celebration on the sale of his canta- loupe crop. Evidently he had it, On Tuesday night another lodger in the same house was robbed of a suit of clothes and a watch.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
CALEXICO PROHIBITS
 WORKS.
FIRE

It is not lack of patriotism, but la"ll of fire protection that has caused the city trustees of CaleXico to prohibit fireworks in that town. This ordinance adopted at the last meeting of the trustees, applies not only to the 4th of July but to all days of the year, and each offense will be punishable by fine of not less than $5.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

In the case of Leffingwell against Gamble, which involved a partnership interest in confectionery store at Brawley, Judge Cole on Tuesday ap- pointed John Cady as receiver for the business.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

gart who intend to make inve5'uent in Imperial Valley and who may locate here
 -II-H- Mrs Katherine Maull has returned from. @ visit to Los Angeles, acc,. pauied by her brother Frank Have of El Monte.
 .'-1- IT. o. Butter6eld of Pomona is in El Centro this week He is here to a.. sist Mrs w. F. Downing to close Che business affairs of her late husband.
 ii-I- Miss Beatrice Carr departed on Sun day for Los Angeles, to visit friends, and from there will go to the north cn part of the State to spend her summers vacation.
 -II-II- Mrs T. J. Hes has been confined to her room for a few days by illness. and as soon a5 she is sufficiently re- covered will start for her former home in Michigan to spend the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-160 acres, fully water stocked, extra fine sandy loam soil; no better in the yaHey; half Cach, balance good Los Angeles property or nearby See l.. r.. Jauman iS-tf FOR SALE OR tXCtiANGFi-32V acres, @20 shares water stock good
 house shade trees, fenced and cross fenced 200 acres in alfalfa. balance in barley; sandy loan soil; this is Q chance of life time and will not last. See R. E. Jauman. 4S-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
Classified iffi Liners
FOR SALE

F0n SFNEE
 2 OIt ;oA,.44---4 ,t ru CraoC5 U1 I.Dproy. ed acreage wit&in one 1iie ct Heb r. $15i to $135 per acre. Tern2 haj ca l>, balance tH year. This prop erty 1T sell for %250 ner acre with in one year, oitas {, Bmuhau Co he, l23 I. Si>th St. Los hua .a and tieber. ii-u FOR SALE-33 shares No. 1, water stock, $24 per share. $14 cash, the balance $2.00 per year. D. II. Chap lin Nl Ce@tr0. 6-tf l,C4. ,A..---4. .4,y ranch nl4 lliv soatla&-t Of Hobtr, calf, iG0 stock hogs, one l3c0 pound horse, one large 5-year-old mule, weight I2'o Dowd5 or . il pay $2Z5 for Cl.. mule as good as mine -JacOg StOner FOR SAAn--iMryo nnr -nuun ccra, one short horn Durham bull, fifty or nor brood ecUe large number of stock hogs shoats and pira Terms, casL or its equivalent in barley. C, s, Lombard, Jr, Ho.Wille, Cal
 11-12 FOR SALE-Baled hay, in carload lots. Write or call on 3. r, Klippel, Ei Centr0 or Heber, 1l-2+ FOR SALE-80-acre assignment good soft land i'll No, 6. Inquire of c, l.. Campbell, Silsbee, Calf. l0-tf FOR SALE--The cream Of the valley. Assignment of so acres fully water stocked land in barley, Very fine, soft land, with deep sandy loam sub soil, takes water readily and holds moisture well, Location, seven miles southeast of Holtvile on No. 5 canal and Hazel lateral ditch with constant running water. Elevation 26 feet above sea level Alkali con- tent less than one-ffth of one per cent Close to main source of wa, ter supply; on main traYeled road, and on direct line of three different railroad surveys from San Diego to Yuma Sure to have a good town and transportation facilities in this locality in the near future. Perfect ly adapted to alfalfa, citrus and de- ciduous fruits, vines, melons and all crops requiring cultivation. If you want extra choice land for a home as a permanent investment, tnls will please you For price, terms, etc, call on or address owner.
 J. A. WALTON,
 Redlands. Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
FL CENTRO LOCALS
Mrs. IT, C. Griswold has gone to Los Angeles to visit friends

-l'-II-
 Mir. and Mrs. l.. H. Cooper have gone to Redlands for the summer.
 I.-.I-
 B. D. Jauman has been a Los An geles visitor the past week, returning to El Centre Wednesday,
 -II-I-
 Mr. and Mrs. George Cortner went to Bedlands .and Los Angeles last week for visit with relatives.
 -II-Il-
 A. M. Phillips and R. A. Wright of Los Angeles, w. Hallacker and H. c. Myers of Cleveland, Ohio, are in HI Centro this week
 -II-II-
 c. S. Aiken, editor of the Sunset Magazine, with his wife and child, is in the valley collecting material for articles to appear in the magazine in September
 II-I-
 R. H. Irwin, formerly manager of the Hotel Gandolfo at Yuma, has To- cated in El Centro, and will conduct fruit and vegetable market in the building occupied by the Davies Meat Market.
 -I--N-
 s. r. Wiles and IT. W. Murphy, both of Los Angeles, have been spending the past week in El Centro and vicin- ity looking over lands with a view of extending their holdings in Imperial Valley.
 County Tax Collector Edward Wright and wife are rejoicing over the advent into their home of their first born, son, who arrived Tuesday evening. The Wright heir will be known as Joseph Edwin.
 -H-II-
 w. A. Riker, who intends opening a drug store in the new hotel block, | is down from Los Angeles, arranging details for the fittings of his new es- tabhshmcnt. Eis room will be ready for occupancy within two weeks.
 -I-D-
 A Southern Pacific switch engine ran off the track at the curve just to the east of the ice plant, Wednesday night, and blocked access to the icing tracks. It was necessary to build temporary track in order to get the locomotive back where it belonged
 n-H-
 Howard P. Meyer arrived ill Fl Gen. | tro yesterday from San Diego and | went to Holtville to take charge of the | business of Anderson & Meyer, the new firm which has purchased two of 1 the departments of the store of w. L. l Kendel.
 -II-I-
 B. L. Forbes, of the real estate firm of Porter & Forbes, San Diego, has been in El Centro and Imperial Valley points for the past few days, closing some real estate deals. He predicts | the investment of @ large amount of San Diego capital in Imperial Valley | realty next fall
 -II-II-
 Harry Hagerman has gone to San | BarnardinO to fulfill his duties of coun cilman in that city, which position he still holds although most of his time is spent in El Centro. He will return | soon with his family and will make his home on his newly purchased proper ty on Olive street, near Sixth.
 -II-G-
 During the past week J. L.. Travers | has raised the frame for the large two | story residence of M. w. COnkling, on | Brighton street between Fourth and | Fifth streets. The building will be one of the finest residences in El Cen tro, and will be ready for occupancy early in the fall.
 -I-U-
 The Willingham blaming mill was put into operation on Monday morn ing, and has been kept on the jump | since that time. The mill is turning out the finishing material for the new three-stOry hotel block of Helms x Pellett. Oregon pine and redwood are
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
LOST, STRAY EL 1,N.-

LOST-In vicinity of El Centr0 open face gold watch Will finder please return to Virgil PatterSen, Imperial, and receive reward 11-1t# LOST-SomeWhere on streets of Fl CentrO, pOcketbOOk, containing meal ticket and $20 bill; also sugar beet stock receipt, bearing name of R. T. Scott Liberal reward will be paid to finder if returned to Scott's grocery. Hits
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20


 F. A. Yeallle, who has been connect ed with the Imperial Valley Telephone Company for several years, has re- signed his position as district man. ager, and will go to the coast for a summers vacation, It is probable his place will be taken in the telephone service by P. c. Carter who has been acting as local manager at Imperial.
 -II-II-
 Frank Taggart, of the lumber firm of H. S. Taggart & Son, Calexico, was in Fl Centro Wednesday, He reports prospects for great building activities in Calexico early in the fall MT. and and Mrs. Taggart will go to Los An geles for a summers vacation next week. They have as their guests MT, and Mrs. Nutting, parents of Mrs Tag
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

TOR SAILED good cows and ~ hla4 ol young stock, will sell 1-
 easy Ger 5. Inquire at Gl C-nrc Croartr%. I win to 2G @. ( @~. July and after F. 0. Sieecn 1f+1
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

The Willingham blaming mill was put into operation on Monday morn ing, and has been kept on the jump since that time. The mill is turning out the finishing material for the new three-story hotel block of Helms x Pellett. Oregon pine and redwood are being used for finishing the store rooms.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

Mir. and Mrs. l.. IT. Cooper have gone Go Redlands for the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

O-l -5-- -E.-OIIU5 oIOUA--- " et.7-III-
 ton NaveIs. Th0mpson's Improved Nayels, Late Valencias Eureka Lem. ons. Apply to c. L. Mcfarland X
 Company, R. D, No. 3, Riverside. Calf. 3.tt
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

B. D. Jauman has been a Los An geles visitor the past week. returning to Hl Centre Wednesday,
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

FUh LEASh-l5 to so acres soii
 sandy loam land in No. 2 district,
 either on shares or in exchange for leveling work. Fred l.. Wilson, Holt, Ville 5-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
WANTED

WANTED-An kind of chickens, baby and grown, and young turkeys, at Fl Centro chicken ranch. corner 7tA and date canal south city hmitA
 Just bring them. l.0
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

FOX 5ALtl-Water shares in No.
 must sell quickly. Address H, Pres; Office. 7-t
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

C. S. Aiken, editor of the Sunset Magazine, with his wife and child, is in the valley collecting material for articles to appear in the magazine in September.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

B. L. Forbes, of the real estate firm of Porter & Forbes, San Diego, has been in El Centro and Imperial Valley points for the past few days, closing some real estate deals. He predicts the investment of a large amount of San Diego capital in Imperial Valley realty next fall
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20
FOR RENT
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGl-3 good mares, 1000 to 1900 pounds. WiH trade for mules. w. J. Driggers, El
 CentrO. 10-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

County Tax Collector Edward Wright and wife are rejoicing over the advent into their home of their first born, @ son, who arrived Tuesday evening. The Wright heir will be known as Joseph Edwin.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

W. A. Riker, who intends opening a drug store in the new hotel block, is down from Los Angeles, arranging details for the fittings of his new es- tablishmcnt. Eis room will be ready for occupancy within two weeks.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

S. r. Wilos and IT. w. Murphy, both of Los Angeles, have been spending the past week in El Centro and vicin- ity, looking over lands with a view of extending their holdings in Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

Howard P. Meyer arrived ill Fl Gen. tro yesterday from San Diego and went to Holtyille to take charge of the business of Anderson & Meyer, the new firm which has purchased two of the departments of the store of w. L. Kendel.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-20

R. H. Irwin, formerly manager of the Hotel Gandolfo at Yuma, has To- cated in El Centro, and will conduct a fruit and vegetable market in the building occupied by the Davies Meat Market.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-02-14
CHAPTER VII.

On Johns return to his room he found
there curt dismissal from Lord Avrill
and a eheque for quarters salary in
lieu of notice.
Summary, by Jove!" he thought, his
face growing hard. How prosperity
spoils fellow! Well Simmons will be
my only standby now, and trust he
will manage to keep his place I must
tell him the whole truth, and get him to
undertake the search"
However, he found the valet deter
mined to leave instantly.
Stay on here, my lo-I mean, sir. No,
| only serve gentlemen. As soon as
mind | would not be left behind"
But, Simmons, | am going to ask you
to stay as favor to NE aud Mics Honor,
though she knows nothing about it. Do
you suppose I'd have stopped here my.
self if / hadn't good reason for itg"
well, sir, / rather fancied there must
be something to keep you" replied Sim
mons demurely.
There was. I've been searching, and
searching in vain, for paper Lord Az.
rill hid, which | believe would clear
things up"
The valet brought his hand down on
his leg with a resounding smack
Famous, my lord I knew It'll At
least, I knew there was something to
find, and that paper will explain the
middle, won't it2 Now / see daylight. !"
You're going rather fast, my friend, .
said John, smiling. II haven't the faint
est idea where to look for that paper.
I've hunted literally everywhere, and
Lord Avrill only spoke of it just before
his death, and could not remember where
he had placed it, So you see there is
nothing certain, and / am particularly
anxious Miss Honor should hear nothing
lest we have no success"
Miss Honor, sirf"
eyes, that paper would reveal how
to reinstate her. Why, you look disgust
ed-what else did you expect7 She has
broken off her engagement, as no doubt
you know, so that if we can prove her
to be the actual heir things viii be as
they were again. Now, win you, to
oblige me, continue the search?"
"To oblige you, my lord, I'd do any
thing" said Simmons heartily.
ITO Be Continued.)
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-02-14

though he could hardly believe the fancy
that had seized ON him. He was right
1t was Honor Challis, and she was actu.
ally waiting for him, with pale, wistful
face and imploring eyes.
Il wanted to see you,a she began hur-
riediy. 4 wanted to tell you, John Dene
you loved my uncle-yon love the place,
know, as well-nearly as well as | do.
IL" She held out two trembling
hands and he took them into firm
grasp,
Tell me-" he said quietly.
She laughed uncertainty and looked
down at the fingers closed over hers.
All, you are strongi" she sighed. IF
were man-ah, if we're
What them"
Il think I'd fight him for my home,n
she breathed. "Oh, it is more mine than
his by every right except the legal onel
And l have lost It'll I've refused to mar
ry him!"
Thank Heaven!" said John reverert-
ly.
"You are glad?" she cried in astonish-
ment.
Eyes; glad from my hearth To see
the land in his hands is torture enough;
to see you too there would be more than
could endure"
"Am worth more than the title--the
land7" she asked incredulously.
They are worthless beside you," he
answered recklessly. yet you know
how we'll love them.'
An odd little smile parted Honor's lips.
II thought thought--you rather de-
spised me, John Dene. Why didn't you
tell me this beforef''
He looked bewildered.
II despise your Why, you are more
infinitely precious than anything on
earth. But you must know that. 1t is
my pride and my delight to know it,
even while / remember that there is
nothing for me ever to give you but
faithful service"
Faithful service" repeated she
thoughtfully, then presently said lightly,
$50 you congratulate me ON my broken
engagement? Tell every one, please, fos
it is no secret. And find me some work
to do. Yes, don't look so dismayed. {
haven't a penny, you know, and I must
learn to support myself and help my
aunt. Help me to find work, and-give
me always your friendship" she conelud-
ed in hurried gasp
"All that I have is yours absolutely
and always" was his quiet answer.
And into Honor's troubled eyes leapt
q glad and hopeful light.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-02-14
CHAPTER VI.

The lawyer, though deeply interested
in Johns information, could discover nc
Interpretation of the mystery. Mrs
Dene-or Lady Avrill--was undoubtedly
correct in all her statements. Her pa
pers were found to be strictly in order
and every fact was verified.
Teh story seemed to have been that
Lord Avrill in one of his reckless fits
rushed over to Australia, saw, and was
greatly attracted by, the beautiful
daughter of a settler with whom he
CHANGED to stay. Marion Rolls was the
type to fascinate the wild Viscount. No
doubt she saw her chance and took it.
Within a month they were married
within another had found out that each
possessed a terrific temper and no self
control. Her want of breeding and edu-
cation offended his fastidious tastes, and
she resented the restraint he wished to
put upon her freedom. The birth of
their son did not draw them together
and they parted, she promising never to
claim her rightful position during his
life and he undertaking to allow her a
comfortable income provided she kept
her word. The final quarrel must have
been Of strangely bitter nature, since
the position she had so eleverIy gained.
But she would give no details of it,
We agreed it would be better to
son would be little the worse eventually
Tor being brought up in ignorance OF
his rank"
so the change was made. Honor and
ner aunt went to live in little cottage
marriage could be arranged. Miss Chal-
us mad the most minute of small in
comes, which had been regularly sup
Piemented by her brother, and would be
again, Honor declared, so soon as she
MAS once more the Viscountess.
ne girl took her new part bravely,
PERMITTING no condolences or expressions
Of sympathy.
There Is nothing to mind" she said ];
"a many ways this is the better arrange
ment.
But those who watched her most
shSi.o'usly thought they saw a shadow
ssealing over her gay loneliness as the
preparations for her wedding were again
ana again delayed. The new Viscount
'ad 50 much to do, so much to think of
and he wanted to be free from any dis
" ieetions when he brought his sweet
.-JAoF back to her home He was charm
,as TO her when they met, but his time
~s SO much occupied, and a good deal
'' IL vas spent in london.
7eha Dene remained temporarily at
lowers. He was very conscious that
r. rs only temporary stay. but he did
nest 70 engthen it. Already half his
aerished schemes for the estate
ssen abruptly stopped. The present
'-~-- ayrlll thought more OF obtaining a
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-02-14

There entered the Iowa Soldiers
Home at Marsha1ltown some time age
man who Is one Of the heroes Of the
civil War man who once performed
service considered one Of the most
brilliant Of an the brave deeds Of the
w. Dart. who raised the Stars and
Stripes over the Confederate capitol M
Columbia, =. G.. al the end Of Shcr
mans march to the sen. At tic out
break Of the war Dart was a resident
ri Clinton. Iowa. and enlisted In Com
pang 6, in the Thirteenth Iowa regi
ulent, belonging 10 the famous Croker
Brigade. He was discharged at Vicks
burg. Miss. In December, 1868. He re
enlisted and was placed in the rpas
guard Of Sherman's army. The army
had neaTed Columbia when the lieuteu
ant colonel Of Darts regiment. c,lth 4
squad Of men, entered the city witt
celors flying. borne by Dart, M tn,
head. The streets were lined with Con
federate soldiers. far outnumberlnr ia,
daring tnionists. but as Sherman
army had been hourly expected. III,
C0nfederates assumed that ArgI
force was near at hand. and 50 ven
tured no hostHlties The little ban,
kept on until the capitol buEdin. wa
reached. wien Dart passed the guard
end flung the Stars and Stripes from
tie top Of the building.