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The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15
LOCAL LADIES
MAY WIN PRIZES

Who is the most skillful lady in
Colorado in the art of making apple
butter, apple jelly, apple marmalade
and all of the other delicious by
products of the juicy apple?
That there are many women In the
Centennial state who posses rare skill
in this line Is certain, and the man
ayers of the Colorado Apple exposi-
tion invite them to enter the contest
in the apple show during the first
week in January.
Gold and silver medals, diplomas,
expensive boxes of sweet cakes md
candy are among the prizes to be
awarded in this division. There are
eight classes and the competition for
honors promises to be so keen that
the judges will have their "tasters"
in perfect working order to make the
awards without fear or favor" And
the awards will be made strictly upon
merit. too, as the most expert Judges
obtainable will be selected to handle
this division.
This contest is open to the women
of Grand Junction, as well as to the
women of all the apple districts. AS
a matter of fact, any woman in the
state is at liberty to show the judges
what she can do in her kitchen with
the world-renowned Colorado apple.
Glass A is for apple butter and the
exhibits must be put up in jars or
pots; class b. apple cider, quart bot
tie jar; class c, apple jelly, put
up in glasses, and the first prize will
be for the best five glasses; class ID,
crabapple jelly in glasses; class Il,
preserved apples, jars; class F. pick
led apples. jars; class G, apple marm-
alade, glasses; class II, apple vine
gar, quart bottles.
In addition to the other prizes.
there will be a sweepstalle for the
best general display by any lady. The
prize for this display will be silver
cup and diploma.
This feature of the apple show will
be one of the most interesting pre-
sented. Quite a large number of
entries have been received by Secre-
tary C. l.. Oliver, whose headquarters
are at the Denver Chamber of Com
merce, and new entries are being re-
ceived daily.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15
WHAT Is HYOMEl?
You Have Heard About the Catarrh
Cure the c. D. Smith Drug Com
pany Guarantees.

Hyomei is a wonderful antiseptic
SO powerful that it promptly DESTROYS
germ life, yet its action on the mu-
cous membrane is extremely soothing
and healing. II relieves catarrh in
five minutes; it cures in a few weeks
or money back.
1t is made chiefly of eucalyptus
and eucalyptol taken from the euca-
lyptus forests of inland Australia
The medical profession knows that
eucalyptus is an absolutely certain
germ destroyer and with the active
principles of eucalyptus as a base
Hyomei is made more efficient, pleas
ant and quick acting by the addition
OF Thymol, an antiseptic and disin-
fectant largely employed in the List
erlan System. Guaiacol and other
important medicinal agents are also
included in the Hyomei formula.
which, without doubt, is the greatest
destroyer of catarrh germs the world
has ever known.
Hyomei is a powerful, penetrating
antiseptic that is pleasant to use. II
does not contain a particle of cocaine.
opium or any habit-forming or in
furious drug.
No dosing the stomach when you
use Hyomei. Just breathe 1t in
through the small inhaler that comes
with each outfit Sold by leading
druggists everywhere and in Grand
Junction by c. ID. Smith Drug Co. for
Sl.OO for complete outfit
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Geo. Mason, an engineer at the city
pump house on the Gunnison yester-
day slipped while at work among the
machinery and broke two of his ribs
by falling on heavy casting. He re-
ceived medical attendance and is re-
ported improving today
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Beautiful leather travelling sets.
with all toilet accessories at the C. d.
Smith Drug Co. stores. See the
handsome display of these beautiful
sets together with their handsome
coverings in leather.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Perfumes of every manufacture
known in the last of standard per-
fumes on sale in handsome cut glass
bottles or in quantities to suit the
customer at the C. d. Smith Drug
Co. stores.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

The Chamber of Commerce is try
ing an experiment in regards to fore
ing blossoms this week. Several
large branches from various trees
which are in bud, have been brought
in and an attempt will be made to
r'ate them open up within short
time.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Perhaps you have never asked for
ttsn1idng accommodation. Perhaps
WA zever will have to ask for It, but
81 you do, you will naturally find 1t
tzsser to ask where you have been
carrying a check account. and this
ssax.S stands ready to accommodate
rrudent business people.
THE GRAND VALLEY NATIONAL
RANK
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

The c. ID. Smith Drug Co. stores
in this city will show a handsome
display of Christmas gifts.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

We nave kind ana gentle horses
suitable for the ladies to drive. Call
Milne. Junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Milne & Milne report the sale of lots
80 and 80 in block 35 from Henry
Gillespie to John U. Marti.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Nothing reserved in the buggy line
Prices shot to pIeces.-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Your credit is good with the Crown
Furniture Company. 334 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Stay clear of Fred Mantey's soc
whips
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Ask for Red Cross stamps at The
Sentinel office. One cent each
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

N. A. Glasco and L. Antics are
spending the day in Fruita on busi-
ness.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Now the lap robes and horse blank
cts. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

Furniture and household goods
stored. Phone Black 622.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

s. z. Mckenzie, expert in plumb
Ssxs. aud heating work. 545 Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-15

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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
MISSING BOYS BODY FouND.
Harold Moon, Supposed to Have Beer
KIDNAPPED, Broke Through the Ice

Flint. Mich. April 5s-The body ri
10 years Old Harold Moon. who disap
peared from be home 1t Flint, February
q alsd who was supposed Is have beer
sidualed was found Saturday morning
ii Thread lake Rewards aggrer ttnr
$1,000 had heen offered fog bis return t.
his home. 4 pair 81 skates. fastened to
fne little feet bora mute testimony Ia
Tie manner of the lad death
iaman n. Moon tile boys father, re-
ceivea q letter at his home il Flint q
few days ago from Ilalevan. Wis. The
writer stated he ha5 tho lost hav III his
possession and that the father caad re
cover tiie child ~ g0inQ "a faalavan and
aepositinr $500 il the mouth 81 4 cannon
II tire city park Developments snow
that the schenw was arranged rs isef
SOD who merely wished Is aStnrE ea &
money from frantic father Aig Neon
returned 30 Chicago late SATURDAY from
naiatan. Wis, WITH detective. The
deeoF letter which was placed IL fhe
mouth Of the cannon IL IAeIavan park iii
answer e the demand b tic anonymous
writer, was taken awav THE man vino
took the letter is known t0 the dasec.
tsves and his identity has been given fo
the police. what charge may b. brought
against him i now being debated hy the
authorities
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
MILLIONS OF LIVES LOST
~ AwtaI ToIl eoIIssted " eoa.unlptIan

The Awful Toll Collected by Consumption
II people could only understand tilat
patavrh s an internal scrofnls hat
nothing applied externally does much
good theg Wonid moi need 70 b. warned
81 often about this fatal disease which
when neglected. invariably ends Ill III
consumption. at tllo eost ii millions OF
hives eyery year fet ostarrh il easily
cured ii the right treatment j. en-
|ploYed
Eatarrh Il caused ~ GERMS III the blood
which circulate throughput the entire
system External remedies GIVE but
temporary ease Although tile effects
are often seer IN the form 81 pimples
rash eczema u dry scaiF skin, the troH-
BILE Il internal and cam never BIZ cured
81 external remedies,
The only way ~ cure catarrl q BY
employing d medicine which il absorbed
and carried 81 the blood 70 all parts
81 the system. SO that the mucous mem-
hrame o. internal lining Of the hody IS
thoroughly medicated soothed disinfect
ea Of germ matter. and Che soreness
healed
We hive a remedy prepared from TIE
prescription d physician who Tor thirty
years studied and made aatarrh e spe
cialsy and whose record Of success was
3 cure ii every case where his treatment
was followed a. prescribed Thai remedy
3 Raxail AEucu Tone We are Sc positive
fhat Il viii cure eatayrh IL ail it, various
forms. whether acute d chronic INST We
promise te return every penny paid rs
for the medicine ii every ease where Il
fails 81 cure Of for any reason does not
satisfy The user
We want you To trY RexaH Mneu Tone
on our recommendation and guarantee
We are right here wnere Won live, and
vou do not contract ans obligation og
risk when you try Rezall AIucu foae On
our guarantee Ne have Kexal Alucn
Tone n two sizes The prices are Sc
and sl Very often the SOC size effects
cure (lf course, IA chronic cases
longer treatment Is necessary. The Nv
araee IA snch instances Is three Sl.oe
bottles RiekeIt Wells The Red Cross
Phasmaex. AIiles gsanlte hlaals
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
SLEEPS WITH BOTH
HIS EYES WIDE OPEN
For Twenty Years, Night OF Day, Quar-
Fyman Haa Been Duable to
Close Them.

/ ST. Louis April s.--Slesping and walk
ing for twenty wears. the eyes d Joseph
Anderson, 81 10. COLI South Broadway,
have nayer closed. When b. lies down
Eat night the lids do not gradually relax,
ss n The case oil the normal man For
! bin there are nc curtains which softly
fali over the windows u the soul ~
shut out fhe distractions 81 The hukv
Marld around hin
T Until The end d his daYe shis strange
le0ndiiion nsusf continue Ci8v hospital
physieians say, because All effort te IT,
store the natural movement 0i tiif eve
lls wouid forever destroy bis sighl
Anderson Is sixty years old, For
twenty wears and up Il tNo months ago
~ was quarry workman. The iine
dus Affected bis Ewes and CAUSED an IN
iianEnatgon to which AZ paid no atteH
{ tion al hrsi Though the lids ol his
ieyes wera iniiamed he tlIgught thar ths
Wouid he oniy temporary
Nor until several weeks after the In
isammatiou sst - did 81 notice that
I it was becoming mnre ana more difficult
ior him 70 close his ewes
One night, be says, he lag down to
sleep ana found that his muscular ef.
fort to lower his eyelids were without
result Tie iay there staring al iha cell
ing.
4 And ever since then he he's been sfars
I ina day ard night Literally be hiss
been the mar with fhe open ewes
IL caused ms some trouble at first
Z he said al the CITY hospital this week
( ~ couldn't go % sleep would lie
there looking at the ceiling But grad
iualiy ! became used to 1T and I slept SIS
Wel as any manwith my ewes open.
For eighteen years il didn't bother
ME did my work ~ usisl. and 7 was
I healthy and slept at ieast eight hours
every night Two wears ago ! began I'd
hage headaches which extended from
tie top 0i my forehead te mT eyeliils.
III Thought ! haa rheumatism of the
eyes. and when ] eonldn't stand the pain
amy lyonger Z decided t. come to The
hospital
THE physicians who are studying AM
dersnns unusual ailment cay thar II IL
not rheumatism Their explanation Is
shat the neglected Inflammation has
caused the oyelitis to grow fast to the
evelids
The junction ID now 90 intimate thaf
( 4 an effort to cut the evalids free were
u BE made the surgeons knife would at
the same time punetnTp the cornea or
delicate outer covering Of the eye and
cause hopeless blindness
Despite this opinion Of the doctors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
NEW Law FOR AuT0Isrs.
REV Hampshire Has Sliding Fee Scale
Up to % Horsepower

REV Hampshire Has Sliding Fee Scale
Up to % Horsepower
Concord II ri. April 5.lu the amend
"a iaN Whifh sin govern antomobiliHe
III View Hampshire + 4 reciprocity clause
which allows nan-residenis Of the state
wbo journey IN Il II their cars season
af l6 days freedom from the obligation
e pay d license fee This privilege can
Gnly b ENJOYED however. ~ persons
who reside ID such states as extend a
like courtesy To residents 81 New Hamp
shire.
The rIile regulating the speed Of ears
Is changed So tAat she travel SHAH not
exeeea - Mules az hour, o. 8 miles M
y city d tniclilg populated district
a person VINO operates d car reekiesslv
d while nnaeF The influence 0f liquor
.or for q wager q Ill race shah fog
feit has license as penalty f0F the first
0ifense For second ofisBse he shall
be punished hs i year imprisonment
When q car enters & aaraa II shall
he registered witF the napse of the owner
and operator the license number, THE
number q the chr and tine time of enter
ing and leaving tbe garage
The lees 81 registration are fSad at
S5 for ears rot exceeding Ill horsepower
aud ii pr0purtiaaate Increase tp 60 90
horsepower Above SO horsepower the
lee is $50 per year The foes collected
are to be expended upon tlse highways,
under direction 81 the governor and cnua.
ell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
The Erenchman Runs Away
With $4,000 Marathon
SURPRISING FORM SHOWN
0orando Second, Hayes THIRD and Ma-
loney Fourth--L ongboat and Shrnbb
Were Forced to Retire from
the Contest


New York April 5fienfi 81, Yves
Il France wen tht great International
Marathon Derby ~ professional runners
At tie National league base ball park
here saturday. Doranao Pistri 81 Italy
vas second. Ioln ] Hayes Of New York
lhir1 and Matthew slaloney Of Yonkers,
n. H. fourth.
Tom Longboat. THE Canadian Indian,
qnit the track ii the lath mile, and Az
frea shriibb N England gave up n tie
25th mile. Both were rompleteiy ex-
haasted trying 10 keep the terrific pace
set by the Erenehman Shrnbb made q
game struggle from the 2ath 70 The 2sth
mile. but the pace was too fast and the
distance too far for him
St. Yves. the almost unknown. who
figured but LITTLE il tae forecasts Of the
race, covered the Marathon distance 25
miles $50 yards, in hours 40 minutes
50 S-5 seconds. remarkable performance
under the conditions. and finished with
fast sprint il good condition. Doraudo
was minutes ~ SIS seconds behind tue
Frenehman, while Hayes The third man.
followed the Italian across the finish
line 3 minutes ard 81 seconds later 10
time was taken On Alaloney the fourth
man. ST Yves took down $1,000 Of tie
prize money. Doraudo $500, Hayes 81
eco and Maloney $1,000 shrnbb and
Loneboat 81 unrewarasd for their brave
efforts.
These are the net results of the great-
sst Marathon ever run IN America and,
ii AL except u point 81 numbers 81 con
iestants, the greatest ever run anywhere.
Six Of the best distance runners ia the
world. competing far small fortune
ii prizes, called ont crowd that packed
TIN newly arranged stands Of the Polo
grounds 10 ths point Of standing room
The day was not pleasant for an out
door function BIT tie 10000 spectators.
y = - y large majority thar sat
- hrs spread protecting um-
bfeIlas agssi5si the gentle April showers
that feH during the first hom Of TIE
race. Of took The moisture n good spirit
8iihoHt ieasening their enthusiasm
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
ADMIRAL cEvERA Is DEAD


Commander Of Dnns' Fleet at Santiago
Dies in Spain,
Puerto Real, Spain April s,-viee -ad
niirai Pasonal CerveFa. who commanded
the Spanish feet al the battle of Sam
tiaao. cuba, when It val utterly de-
tented Nv the American feet died here
Saturday oftern0on
Admiral GerYera Tornete. Condo tIe
ierez. Marquis he Santa Ano, was horn
81 1855 n the province 81 Perez. where
his father, Carlos de Cervera, Was man
81 large wealth and thu owner Of num-
erons vineyards Ecrveras mother was
Marie 1oFpate, daughter oil Count
Iarpete Vslle q the roval fanily Of
Spain
lie entered the naval academy at san
Fernando when is wears ct age. and
was graduated three years later, IN fes4
Afterwards he was attached to the
Spanish legation 81 Washington
AT the commencement Of sic war
with the United States in 1895, be was
sent at the head 01 a formidable squad
rin n Gtlban waters, where his fleet was
defeated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
GOES 70 NURSE LEpERs.
Woman Whose Son is Afflicted Will Join
State Colony

BOSTON. April 5--A position as B
nurse 10 The lapers hViDg az 8he state
colony on Penfzese island hae been CIV
en to Mrs Emma 3 Thomas Of Upton
at her ovp request Her reason for
wanting e. 60 t. the island j. that
Archie Thomas, the bog who was sent
to Che colony few DAYS ago. IS har
only son She has no other relatives.
When he was taken Ia the island she
volunteered 60 20 with him and she
pleaded with the state board Of charity
for permission.
The woman explained that she might
aH wea be among the lepers, because she
may have contracted Che disease. and
even if she has moi her neighhnrs il
Upton shun her fearing that she IS
leprous When they sec her coming ii
the street they cross te the either side
60 avoid her. ahe SAYS II going TO the
island as niirse she vinrtnaiiy goes in.
Co VDluntary exile
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
so@,oso.7s CLAIMED
Vermont May Have to Refund for Gov
ernmsns Deposits.

Washington. April 6.-yermoat will
have To pay into The national treasury
upward Of three quarters Of a million
dollars ii the bill introdmeed hy Repre-
sentative Victor Murdoch al Kansas he-
comes a law. All 81 the Ness England
states viii have to make large payments.
Air. Muraoel, says THE biz viii become
a law at the next regular session.
Tha yari0ue sums which The New King
land states would have % refund ARE a.
fallaRal
Massachusetts, SILKS .IT5.S9; Naint
Sa55 s3s2a New Hampshire, $3.50 as6Ta;
Vermont s8Gans0.Iq Rhode Island, S5s2
1850
& bears the innocent title Of "a bill
"a seelrp repayment 81 all money owing
ie tie United States. Repayment oi which
las been pieiged and i vas not untii
toeiay that the reai nature 81 the pro.
posed law appears to have hesn iiscoy-
cred
The object Of the bin L. to compel flie
various states which received government
deposits under lhs set 81 lnne %. 1885
10 refund thu sanle l. tae government
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
THE FATAESS OF HEALTH
sanaose Fills Ont The Curves and Makes
Tim People Eat.

n Won are thin. yonr health Is not
whaf II shotad be- Il you are losing
weight steadily. there il something
wrong that should b attended I'd 1t
once You cannot be healthy and
strong ii van are thin
Perfect health and good solid beauti
fall tlesh can only ennle through the nse
u saniose. the remarkable lesh-forming
food.
This makes ihe chin and scrawny
plump ard r0bsESt. Il mikes with the
food So chat ali II the elements that
make solid bone, firm muscles and good
fesh ere thoroughly assimilated and re-
tanned II The system
Samose Is no. drug or stinulautf
Il Is scientific flesh forming food ihat
restores thin people to normal caHdi-
ton Of good healthy flesh
There are thousands 81 unhappy, Hef
vona thin people who wouid look and
feel entirely different il they were only
fat and plump Let them use sanfosc
and they wili soon notice remarkable
results
These statements are confirmed by ID
Il Davis
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05
SLIGHT JAR
TO PAYNE BILL
Glove Stems to be on the
Free List
SOME JOKERS REMOVED
The WAYS and Means COMMITTEES Yields
10 the Protest Against the
Tax en- the Breakfast
Table,

Washington, April 5.--Very Surprising
indeed g the character and paugity of
ths amendments the whole ways and
means committee has voted 70 make
II tie Payne tariff bill The committee
SATURDAY reported that Il had decided
npon some SO or % amendments 10 the
biE. A. amended. the bin Is n effect
Sc per cent the old bill The only ma
terial chanre i tie putting 81 ten On
thei rec iist and the eiision 81 some cele.
bFated iokers. Ne new sources Of reye.
me are arrnneed fos, nor appears to
have been needed the demand for FREE
lumber tho putting back % hides On the
datiable list and Tor higher tariff Oh
wheat, barley, eli coal iron or and
steel, ard far higher tax On beer The
committee after having spent days II
eanvassinu the real sentiment 81 che
House and analvains the strength u the
bluster and noise 81 those disafeeted
with Ere Bill seems t. have concluded
that it bias nothing n fear Ii the com
mittaa Of tie whole o. that i will lase
"a ave on the final vote To + sure.
tAere q stiH opportunity for amending
The bin, ana ihc committee win prob
ably itself suggest some amendments,
bnt il i moi belSsved ans fnrtheg ma.
teriai changes viii = made There will
IS some amendments offered and given
consideration htit Il il NOT believed there
wiz be anything more than record but
hollow. vote. But b Il here recorded
that Representative Tawnpy hints that
tls committee has Some amendments up
its sleeve which viii surprise Democrats
a. wei a Republicans
The cry u women for lesser duties
on gloves ana hosiery has not been heed
ID II the least for the insiss remain
unchanged, bnt the committee has efa
ciousiy consented e rsduee tie aaty 81
imported peas from 81 Is q cents s
hnshel. an1 ihe more popular Styles Of
inoleuni are to come i ii lowrf rates.
II there Il q b ne nisAer taz on heer
fhe temperance peopie can ilua sanae
consolation d tire iact that eloye stems
are of ihe free list Smokers haxs hse.
hif II that ths duty % hriarwced has
haen increased from to rs per cent
shoasHnes hereafter VIII pay duty
0f ST cents gross and 10 paF cent, al
valorem There + e e absolutely Tree
coffee, ior tae Joker 10 4 eonnteSyailiHg
dirty has been stricken 0lit There "
10 be real FREE breakfast liable & eesoa
i excluded, unless senator Aldreh a.
ranges II differently but 81, TOO. proc
ably BIAS talked the matter ever with
Air Taft. The ioker III the lumber
schedule s out II was put ii By Repre-
sentative Fofiney. aHd IN his motion II
was stricken ont The Joker n the cot
ION goods schedule was also stricken ont
and Ii its place toe provision IL the
Dingiev bill put III Thus have the col
tor manufacturer lost and tht importers
won. THE clanse relating "a patent re-
taIiati0n against foreign countries was
also stricken mt
The Democratic members of The com
nistee offered their amendments e. the
bIll, among them being a provision far
free shoes and leather a. weil as free
hides. butt they were all voted down.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-04-05

The Democrats sought 90 make THE
measure tariff FOR revenue ealy Rep.
reseniaiive iawney. who b fighting ier
free lumber saws THAT he stii hopes u
procure Il ID q vote al IDS House
Striking Is The failure il somc way
t. make good the revenue lost BY tle
impoat on tea stricken ont II i ascer-
tanned That none 1t al i contemplated
At h declared that while tbs bill may
not provide ID The revenue the govern
meut should now have. II the Icing rim
nnen business i once more active, the
tariff bin viii * asual accommodate 4
surplHs and all that tho government
has to Do IL 70 BE- economical meantime
ard that II X planned e BE-
4 would appear hy Saturday the blu
should have passed The House There
Is am ail.embrseing sentiment among
members e. hurry the bib along The
speakers have blown Of their steam and
all that the congressman now need is an
occasional opportunity b vote 50 thar
their constituents may ace that they
were active somehow And thf Senate
wil quickly report is own bill
The deiaate IS expected To last abcnt
SIS weeks The Democrats senators. Il
u learned, viii b thorough n their crit
tism mIt net obstructive Senator al.
drieh has arranged that The bill As re-
writer hy senator Aiirich il likely b
INSECT with little Il any, change il the
Senate itself ans s. meantime tie lead
ers Ia The two houses under the skilliui
and eonsiliatory guidance Of the presi-
dent, car reach an agreement. % THAT
when the bin goes into conference the
delay there need not BE long II "a pre-
dietea new that Congress viii adjourn
By june rs