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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21
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DR. Of Dominant Machine, Pressed
D0om for Sherman for Vice Presj.

CHICAGO, June 20-The most talk.
"a Of thing. politically. in this city to-
1ny Is the Termination Of the fight for
the Vice Presidential nomination. That
TIE White House ordered the nomina-
Tim OF Cummins is now known to be
positive fact, consequently the nom
nation OF Representative James S.
Sherman. Of New York. was a great
surprise to Roosevelt. Showing All al
most ghoulish delight. the new opera
tors Of the steam roller crushed Cum
MINIS into invisible atoms and carried
Sherman in triumph to the goal. More
than 80 per cent. of the delegates fol-
lowed In its victorious pathway. and
nominated him on the first hSllot. And
this, In spite Of the fact that every
man who was in touch with the White
HouSe by phone or telegraph last
night was told that Cummins should
and was to be the nominee.
A suggestion Of how the radical ele-
iuent Of the Middle West takes the
nomination of Sherman is to be found
81 sensational episode. which occur
red in the lobby Of the Annex Hotel
within an hour after the convention
adtoured. Col. Nelson, owner VI the
Kansas City Star. one Of the most in
1lnential newspapers In the transmits.
zissippi region. met Charles p. Taft,
brother of the secretary. and in the
presence OF large gathering. declar,
ed with vehemence that the Republic.
can ticket would not have his support.
Nelson's Reasons for Boiling.
s He stated in a tone loud enough for
hundred to hear that the White
House had told him that the admins
tration was for Cummlns and not tor
Sherman. and that the governor was
to be the nominee. But the selection
OF Sherman, he exclaimed. with much
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HeNRY BROOKS, NEGRO
BROWNS IN HAMPTON CREEK
Nsa Mad on Good load of Whis<ey
snd Was UnabIe 10 Swim when
Ne Fen from Canoe.

Henry Brooks. negro about e
years old. fcl! from canoe into
Hampton cu-ck ~ O'Clock ycsier.
DAY Afternoon and vas drowned 10.
Tore assistance could reach him. The
hody saS recovered few minutes lat.
eI BY several white mcn by the uSr
q oyster tDngs. but The man vas dead
w0en hsh;ed ont. Dr. J. Wilton Hope
sfsemp'ed TO revive the man, su AZ.
ser working ioT sotw time gave the
bssi,e No.
broess had been drinking heavily
- this fact probably cos, him his
me he 81 into the ro- boa, fscm
schooeer owned by Captain Lsns-
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Msx,eo's Poor Wheat Supply.

Writing from Saltillo. Consul Thorn
a. w. Voetter says that on account OF
the poor Mexican wheat crop har-
vested in 1907 about all the wheat
raised has now been ground and the
mills will shut down. The supply OF
-four on. hand Is not sum cient to last
until the new crop is harvested. and
millers there are DESTROYS that the fed
eral government should reduce or take
OF completely the import duties on
wheat, but so far as known no con
certed effort has been made to secure
this action. One OF the mills in Sal
lilo has for several months past been
grinding wheat from the Argentine re-
public, which was imported at the
period when the government last re-
duced the import duties on wheat
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ITCHING DEVILS

Ars little patches 81 ccSms IN ths
sk,n, ss-air. % hands, which arc instantly
relieved and ,rr~dpy csr~d. N The
maicri'r 70 cs~rs. nv frnt.e anc'nfinss
~ Cuticsra Ointment. Tho er~st Ssia
Curc. r~rrS~d nv warm hsths With
Cusscws Srar. This tr~sfn~n' svcr~~yis
wb~n al ~i.r faii.. and b pure. S~c-t,
prrmsp~nt. snd c~rocmraI.
c-~Varss Fv,s-~s' - tr.sv~si r-~s<~ess -
tvr-y H.nr- ~ tsssres fbnSssn. al aeyies 80
ows ~ crtks-s srse r1~b - rlRr~ - Ra,
Cgsssn c-tsp~s 10 ~ u-si - sk~ 80
SKy.ss~sy~.cw 80 E-sssssss
- - vc~H rcst~ rwa 90
c. -. s...c. s--
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TRUSTEES GALE.

As surviving Trustee in q certain
deed Of trust from Lncy II. Bash and
husband to II. w. Flournoy and r. n.
Lett. Trustees, dated the 10th day OF
December. 1895 and recorded In the
County Court Clerks once Of War
wick County. Virginia. In Deed Book
is. at page - and ~. default having
been made therein, the undersigned
will. at the request Of the assignee Of
the beneficiary named therein make
sale at public auction to the highest
bidder. for cash. on the premises. at
10 O'Clock a. m. on Saturday. the 10th
day Of June. 1908. Of Lots 81 and 81. in
Block 2Ii. on MrLear's Map n. part
OF Newport News. originally Md IN
Warwick County Court Clerks Ofscc.
on September 2?th. 1881, ems nov ssf
record in the Corporation Court
Clerks once Of Newport News. IN
Plat Book I. page >. with the build
ings and !mproy ements thereon.
r. ~ LETT.
Surviving Trustes.
S.n aot.
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WANTED-MY FRIENDS AND ALL
readers of The Daily Press to know
that | am in the race for "Prrsto,
the Daily Press pony. Coupons and
subscriptions will be appreciated.
Call hell phon" 342A and | will call
on YOU for your coupons or subscr1p-
tions. J. LEWIS MOREWITZ. 1t.
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SITUATION WANTED.

MY ASSETS. PRACTICAL BUSl-
ness eXperit nee, progre
and resourcefulness. backed by en-
ergy. ambition and limited cash. All
valuable to business needing gin
ger What have you in position
to offer in return. References. A l.
Box 1866 H.
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HELP WANTED.

IN o. Z D
- list more positions In our II o6pces than yoe
can reach by q years advertising and personal
ofiort There are hundreds Of positions nov
open for salesmen. executive. clerical and tsSn-
n;cal men as well male instructors $oO-
%, 600. Let US tell you how our unique conn
Dental service helps the ambitious man. how
we can market xour ability at best salary.
UNc.), Brain Brokers,
1912 Commonvsalsh Trust Bldg.. Phils., Pa.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO Jr. o. U. A. NJ

The members OF Newport New
Council No. G5: East End Council No.
us: Nalby Forge Council No. AS
are requested to meet Council No. G5
at their hall at . o'clock Sunday morn
ing. June 21st. 1908 to attend the fun
eral of Brother John Haidrn.
BY order of the Councillor.
w. o. f., POOL. Recorder.
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Is Wearfed by the opportunities OF
impoverished wives to secure some Ut
the pension money of renegade hus-
bands sheltered In this command. how
must the army of benefactors ard
benefactresses whose good offices
these renegades abused feel?
There is a branch OF the National
Home located In ten different states
two of them in Virginia and Tonnes
see respectively. besides. there are 81
State Homes in u different states
New York. New Jersey and Wisconsin
having two each.
A Western girl. with an upward
least of features. advertised for nus
band and got one. after an expendi
ture OF IS. He was a veteran and
died within year. leaing $4,000
which Is another proof that it pays to
advertise.
There is a steady increase In at
tendance at all the services in the
Home chapel. particularly mornings
and evenings.
Now IL the commanding officer here
Is wearied by the opportunities OF i'm,
poverished wives to secure some OF
the pension money of renegade hus-
bands sheltered in this command, now
must the army OF benefactOrs and
benefactress' whose good offices these
renegrades abused feel?
The naval practice squadron Olym-
pia, Chicago. Hartford, Arkansas and
Nevada will make its summer head
quarters In Hampton Roads. which Is
the Southern boundary Of this reser-
walton.
About 20 per cent. OF the male
adults in this command smoke. and OF
these about 10 per cent. do so for
comfort, 90 per cent. for recreation.
and 40 per cent for occupation.
Veteran John Strempel. ex-chief of
the main mess hall. is now clerking
there.
Nineteen printers were cared for
here last year; also. two editors.
Artisans are putting up the inside
finish in the first of the triple bar
racks.
Ex-Captain James p. Leeds is now
a member Of Company l..
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Or. AppIewhite Leaves.

DR.. Edward J. Applewhite will lea e
today for Lancaster. Pa. where on
"Wednesday evening he will w"d Miss
Mabel Metzler, formerly Of this city.
The ceremony will take place at the
Lancaster Avenue Methodist church.
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BUY YOUR HAPPINESS.

You cant b" happy if you don't feel
like It. But. II YOU don't feel like IT,.
you can buy SeXine Pills and thus re
store your shattered nerves. StXine
Pills are guaranteed for nervous men
and women. 81 a loX: six boxes s..
with full guarantee. For sale by Ali
Druggists.
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Two viewo.

The pessimist. wiping his eyes in
the great March wind. growled: IT'S
either dusty or muddy all the time IN
this Internal climate" But the OBJ
timist, with a sunny smile. replied:
What a blessing 1t is never both mud
dy and dusty at once!"
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Elected Second vlee.pre.ident.

Mr. Caleb d. West. OF the firm OF
Barrett & West, has been elected
second vice-president of the Virginia
Association of Local Life Insurance
Agents. Mr.. West succeeded Mr. w.
b. MCChesney. OF Staunton.
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NOTICE.!

The annual meeting OF Stockholders
OF The Williamson Submarine Manu-
& Operating Company. Inc.
will be held in the compapy's Offices.
c. < NJ. Bank Building. Newport
News. Va. July 90. 1908. s o'clock p.
m. al which time the Directors for the
ensuing year will be elected and such
other business transacted as may
properly come before the meeting.
HARRY S. JONES.
Secretary.
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hANTED-AGENTS.

TAFT's LIFE AND SPEECHES. OF
fetal edition with chapter by Pres
ident Roosevelt. Only 800 Big
terms to agents. Freight paid Out
fit ready Send ten cents postage.
ZIEGLER CO, 265 Fourth street.
Philadelphia. 62l-su. tn. tn. Ct
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WANTED-1ODO PEOPLE TO GO
with us on our Annual Picnic t"
Ocean View. Thursday, June 25th.
Tickets soc round trip: good during
the day. TRINITY NJ. f. SUNDAY
SCHOOL. 6-14-21-24-3t
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MALE HELP WANTED-CUST
or Shop Clothing Cutters-with ex-
perience German American of neat
appearance preferred) to travel.
taking measures for Custom Gar
ments. Steady position. State age.
salary desired and where last en-
plOyed. Communications cOnfiden-
tial. Address r. D." p. o. Box 512,
Baltimore. Md. 6-19-3t.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF NEW
PORT NEWS

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE:
REAL ESTATE IN CITY OF NEW
PORT NEWS.
The four story. brick and stOn"
building, corner %3rd street and Wash
ingtOn avenue. ON the premises. July
LIST. 1908. l o'clock p. IN. as anthnriz-
ed by deed of trust. duly recorded.
the undersigned Trustees will sell at
public auction. on the premises. at I
O'Clock. p. M. on the first day of July.
1908. all that certain lot of ground
situated in the City of Newport News.
Va. known and designated as Lot No.
Is. in block No. 203 on a certain map
entitled Map of Part of the City of
Newport News. va together with all
improvements thereon. consisting of
a four "a story Brick and Stone Build
ing. StorerOCm below. and flats above.
known as the Hughes building and To-
Gated on the Southeast corner of 33rd
street and Washington avenue.
Terms-One third cash. balance In
four ca equal payments. payable six
CO.. twelve I2t, eighteen IS) and
twenty-four (24 months after date
Of sale. with interest from day of
sale.
A deposit Of 800 will he required
of purchaser at time Of sale. terms to
be complied with within ten 10)
day or property re-sold at cost of de-
faulting purchaser.
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WANTED.

WANTED-EVERY FAMILY TO TRY
J. NJ. SAUNDERS e. cos extracts.
Absolutely pure. For sale by all
first class grOcerS. slit.
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A. l.. HOLLADAY.
F. w SIMS

Trustees.
ANY information desired about the
above property call on Sol. Miller &
Co. 1870 25th street. Newport News.
Va 614-sun-3t
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ton Gu.
HenderShm
jec;s for the
Winning Way
off, t.
n love they ssy-
her said todayl

kfeSd'onS-
"Wednesday m"rning. a.
by his family. Mr.. HcndcrsS -
leave for the North. whcce Ia
take a rest and on July Is he -
90 to MartinsviIle to begin his WORK
,bsre
Hr. Head rsho; came 10 Hampton
about u months aEo and he has done
. enc york. He is young minister
OF considerable PROMISE.
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Eagles Third Annual Excursion
West Point.

Come go with us. Tho irOnclad
steamer champion will leave Pr A
$50 IA. m. Sunday. June 18th. stop
ping at Old Point West Point and
Yorktown Music and Refreshments.
Fare, round trip, sl.o0: Children. SOC.
1t.
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BEST MEAL TICKET IN THE CITY.
belmont LUNCH. G1S-tf
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Fine co0eert Tvs Afternoon
Prof. A. G. Sem r ,do, NJ tho
Buckroe Beach o-~h.,.r4 has ,rrarr.
I'd an asususilS a'v.,,iyr program
for TIE concert a -" lam this AT.
tcrncon from , TO ~
~ acre frlsck lam r.. rc,, an a,
Erosfas l'rSScssion a,
once. -. o. LACKEv n,
Fer Re-,
Dwellings IN al .r,rm. NJ O.
LACKEY. IL
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FOR RENT.

fat. Apply LIST floor. Koch Building
1900 Washington avenue 4-22-tf
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer: oHsces c. 4 o. station. Phcocs
BcII. Nos. col and 12s: Citissss No
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOW ABOUT THOSE OLD BILLS.
We can collect them. Guarantee to
collect or no charge. GEO. c.
BLAND, Room l. Coleman Bldg.
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thss Wsxt thing Sis wu1 shaking NJ.
she 80, you're bad - you kin bei"
this morning with her busting 6sossvs
she osmss ard whispered IN NY Neem:
- ysW will keep thee sserst t,tA,
IN sN . ball fer ye~ tonltsI"
N. "AW' rite" out doNV -
Gro, vnnueoco tell about ksr. oeel
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WANTED-TO RENT A COUPLE OF
nice, cool rooms. also desire a few
table boarders. 115 32nd street.
6-14-6t.
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T1ps. The whole number u veterans
tn. ,ed for In this branch Of the Home
wines. the date of It's organization.
ret, BIscs,ber 10. 1871. to June 30. 1907.
gallon. .se sst. and Of these nearly Is.
Pride OF Ne accoun,ed for by discharge.
xs Us PER cgrsa s.. mo" .morn,sS 20
carroll SrringS, Ga!s
xxx Baker Rye. GAL u run.,e, 4,
--..a prolonged illness
Increase In NJ
aseyei soa oottss, services in the
q ANo y mGllsculariy sorninss
pssssa. W.
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wANTED-TO BUY, SELL OR Elk
change. furniture and stoves. c. w.
LEWIS. 26O7 Huntington avenue.
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There is steady increase In at
tendance at all the services in the
Home chapel. particularly mornings
and evenings.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-21

And now II Ia said that inspectors
~ food IN London. England. have
sound As much as 154 grains Of b.
r.cIc acid In a single pound OF meat
tmpcr,ed from America Nearly 2S;.
ooc mounds Of fresh mea. vas consum-
a here last year II was furnished
ne hackers in the midwest and the
far West. and was. 81 course. sur
charged with tox!cal preservat'ves'
e.,ec,aIly during the torrid season
Veteran c. Myron Taico't. who d. d
,.c.,,,v at the Central branch Of the
home. near Dayton. Ohio. was
.omnapv commander here under Gov
.rrcrs wocdnn and Thompson, re-
s,.ctiveiy. He was also sdju'ant Of
IN. twentieth Connecticut Infantry
during the civil var.
The chief Of the board OF reve"
~ %. bureau Of pensions Is Thomas
" walton. and his Official ADDRESS
a. pur-au OF Pensions. Washington.
- -
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The nerve-shaking spasms incident
to the placing of the lid over the
taverns In Phoebus on Sundays, have
entirely disappeared: in fact. conviv-
ial veterans. having competed with
other unlimited sources OF supply on
that day. are now willing that the
lid should be kept closed till 1t rusts
of.
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LOTS FOR SAILS OR LEASE IN ALL
parts Of tho city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO, Hotel warwsct BUILDING
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
ASKED HIM
FOR LAND

A delegation of colored citizens of
Colorado yesterday called on John F.
Vivian. register of the state land Of
flee and made the proposition that
that board lease to the Colorado
Negro Business league 5000 acres of
state land upon which to establish a
negro colony. 1t is the purpose. if
they are successful in securing the
land, to divide it into ten-acre tracts
and to lease it to negroes for agri-
cultural purposes and to establish
city. The Colorado Negro Business
league is part of the national bust
ness league which has for its object
the training of negroes in agricul-
tural business.
H. Franklin Bray of Pueblo is
president of the league and e. p
Boose of Colorado Springs is chair
man of the executive committee.
The committee which visited Mr..
Vivian was accompanied by Ernest
Washington, son of Booker T. Wash
ington, and p. w. Cheesman, one of
the instructors at the Tuskegee in
stitute. These men are here on their
vacation and accompanied the COM
mittee. The committee explained to
Mr. Vivian that it desired nine sec
tions of land anywhere they could
get it, At recent meeting at Colo
rado Springs committee of five was
appointed to have charge of the mat
ter and these five together with fifty
others pledged themselves to give
$3.50 each for three years for the sue
cess of the undertaking.
Every state that has a negro league
has some such enterprise. Mississippi
has an oil mill and other states have
similar enterprises and it was the
idea of o. 7. jackson of Boulder that
Colorado should have a tract of land
for agricultural purposes.
Mr.. Vivian says that an effort will
be made to grant the negroes what
they have asked for. but he is doubt
full If they will be successful because
of the difficulty in getting that much
land all in bunch. The committee
announced that if 1t could not get the
state land it would buy its own some
place else.
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> DIR. JANsEN'S CHOICE.
+ + + + + + I. i. i. + j. + +

| AT a Chicago hospital, the other
day, DR.. Albert Jansen, of Berlin.
who has the reputation of being the
greatest eye and ear surgeon in the
world, operated on two children of
poor parents and enabled them for
the first time to hear. He had come
to this country to attend the sessions
of the American Medical society and
had resolved before coming not to
perform an operation while in this
country. He had many times since
ms arrival been appealed to by the
rich and had refused great fees He
dld not come here to practice his pro-
fession, he said, but 20 enjoy himself.
But the appeal in behalf of the two
poor children was too much for his
resolution. He determined to do
what he could and the children were
removed to the hospital for the opera
tions, which were performed in the
presence of class of students. The
operations We're successful in every
particular. The children were made
to hear, and a number of students of
aural surgery were privileged TO
learn the method.
DR.. Jansen's fine contempt for
money and his. desire to aid those |
without IL was a fine exhibit of pro-
fessional dignity. The rich may come |
to him, ii they wish his services. The |
poor who cannot come. he will aid |
If he can, without price. Not many /
reach the point of such resistance of |
the appeal of the dollar, but all can |
appreciate the action of the man who |
has achieved that place and has not |
lost his sympathy with those who suf-
fer because they cannot buy his SER
Ohio, Dispatch
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
OLD TIMER
is NO MORE

Sunday in the city of Denver
Isaac Stein, well known in this
city, died of a complication of
diseases brought on principally
by being thrown from his horse
two years ago while at work on
the Moffat road.
Stein came to this city for many
years in the interests of the Santa
Fe railway, he being in the freight
department and having charge of the
soliciting of freight on the western
slope. He was one of the best known
men who travelled on this side of the
range, and was well liked by all who
met him. He always had large
fund of stories, which he told for
the pleasure of his friends.
Twenty years ago in the city of
Denver he was one of the best known
republican politicians, and he had
large circle of acquaintance r..
hackers in the city. He was hr:s-.t
as star and always ready for a
fray. He knew every ward in the
city to perfection and he was quite
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
LOCAL MAN
HAS CAMP

Disciples of Izaak Walton
from this city will now have "a
rendezvous at the lola fishing
grounds, where they will find
comfort and pleasure.
John w. Armstrong, formerly our
street commissioner, has established
himself in camp at lola and in
Y IS his friends to become his pat
ons during the fishing season.
In letter to The Sentinel he says
that he is finely located and that his
resort contains every comfort for the
fisherman.
Mr.. Armstrong has established
reputation in this city as first class
cook and caterer, and his fr:encs
throughout the city will find it an
added pleasure to visit the great Gun
nison fishing grounds at lola by hav-
ing place to go where they know
the proprietor and where they will
find many comforts after a long day
at fishing. which they otherwise
could not have.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

Galvanized gutterlng and spouting
galvanized chimney tops, tin valley
hip shingles, furnace installing at
reasonable prices by Lowe Bros.
timers. 126 N. Fifth street, phone
black 1894. Call and get our prices
and save money.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

Mrs. Thomas Dimes, at her East
Main street home Will give delight
full morning card party Thursday
morning. Invitations have been is
sued for about twenty-five guests.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
Are You to Take a Trip?

On Tuesdays the Colorado &
Southern sells round trip tickets to
all state points from Denver. Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo at excep-
tionally low rates.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

See us for window awnings. Fut
up complete in any stripe at reason
able prices. Lowe Brothers, timers,
126 N. Fifth street, phone 1894
Black.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

DR.. Knude Hanson, who left last
night for Denver. goes there for the
purpose of entering the Phipps san
itarium, where he can secure the
most expert treatment.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24
Awnings

In any stripe and color. put up com
plete at reasonable price by Lowe
Bros. 1875 North Fifth street. Phone
Black 1894. Orders promptly at
rended. Call and see samples.
The daily sentinel., 1908-06-24

power for many years. He will be
buried by the Denver lodge of Elks
OF which he was a charter member.