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The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17
TO HIS CHILDREN
HE GIVES HIS STORE
Continued from First Page.)

fall and then Mr.. Bannister viii de-
vote his attention to the management
of his ranches and to his other realty
property in the city and the valley.
Mr.. Bannister Will have no fur
ther connection with the furniture
business. 1t is possible that he and
Mrs. Bannister Will take up their res
idence for while on one of the fruit
farms Mr.. Bannister owns near Pali-
sade.
Fourteen years ago Mr.. Bannister
established a furniture business in
Grand Junction and steadily. month
in and mouth out he has given atten-
tion early and late to the business.
AS result he made his store one of
the largest and most successful and
best known in this part of the state.
At all times he has enjoyed a big
patronage. Mr.. Bannister ranking
among the city's best known mer-
chants. In turning over the large
business to his children Mr.. Bannis-
ter feels that they, being young, will
instill new blood and new life into
the business that will result in 1t, not
only being kept up to its present nigh
standard but be even more successful
than in the past.
Only recently, and after deciding
to give the business to his children,
Mr. Bannister had the two large
store rooms on Main street. between
Fourth and Fifth, so long occupied
by the business, remodeled to large
extent and extended clear to the alley
thus making the rooms have length
of 125 feet and thereby giving in all
double room of so by 125 feet be-
sides spacious balcony facilities.
Today Messrs. Earl Bannister,
Ollie Bannister and Mr.. James NJ.
Silcox took charge of the business
and have informally organized the
business under the new firm name of
Bannister Brothers & Silcox. The
young men will actively have charge
of the business. Mr.. Ollie Bannister.
will probably retain his interest in
the Bannister-Wright Realty Co.
The new firm will assume the pay
ment of any accounts that may be
standing against the business and all
furniture accounts due w. II. Ban
mister will be payable to the new
firm.
1t Is one of the most important and
at the same time one of the most
unusual changes that has occurred
in local business circles in many
months.
See the Midland man for special
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17
Pernetual Sunshine.

The time of year is now at hand
when the continual sunshine in this
valley prevails, this intense light to-
gether with the peculiar reflections
from the ground causes uncomfort-
able and annoying eye troubles,
headaches. etc. In great majority
of cases an error of refraction is the
primary cause and the intense light
serves to aggravate the troubles. III
your eyes annoy you and give you
pain, call upon Chas. Gasho. opto-
metrist. in the Reed block. and have
him examine your eyes.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17


1t is reported that yesterday after
noon man from the country came
TO town looking for some man resid-
inc in town whom the ranchman
claimed had done him an injury II
is reported that the two men met,
after a quarrel of words, they remoN-
ed their coats and engaged in a ter
rifle fistic encounter that lasted Tor
some time and in which, SO II is re-
ported, the ranchman, was worsteu.
and had to he accompanied home by
a friend. No arrests we're made
There were several witnesses TO the
..scrap" and considerable excitement
was caused. AS no arrests were maoe
no names are given
Architect Jesse Il. Boyer OF TINS
city has completed the plans and spe-
cifications for two-story, strfctiy
modern business block to be erected
i'm the town of Rifle. The building
will be so by 1875 feet and viii be
constructed of brick. 1t will cost
about $4,000. The building is to be
owned and occupied by the Monroe
Mercantile company. Mr.. Boyer went
to Rifle this afternoon to look after
some features of the work:
Dedicated to the Grand Junction
High school is a fine home talent pic
tire. painted by the well known
young artist. Roy DANES. 1t portrays
the old Biblical scene, Daniel in the
Lions Den. Mr.. DANES is only II
years old and it is really a remark
able piece of work. 1t will be on
exhibition the next day or so in the
window of the Mesa Paint and Wall
Paper Co. s window.
L. w. Norris, the well known rail-
road man. who was taken from the
city to Salida and placed in the rail
road hospital. was operated on Thurs
day and is getting along very nicely
indeed. AT no time has Mr. Norris
condition been dangerous
William H. Lloyd today sold to d.
j. Griffith 90 acres of fine land for
$4,000.
Our work will be right up-to-date
this season as in the past. and we
will be better able to handle our in
creased trade this year as we are
putting in new machinery and will
soon move into larger building
j. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

Must move our tomato and cab
bage plants to make room for our car
nation plants therefore see us before
ordering or buying. Grand Floral Co
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

Do you know Orchard Mesa lands
are going to advance so per cent in
the next six months? Here is 40
acres on Orchard Mesa that can be
bought for SIPS an acre If sold soon
-Wright-Bannister Realty Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

You had better hurry and get one
of those California Extension DISC
Harrows at McCary's.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

House moving ana raising. G. l..
Hawkins. 1926 Rood. Phone Red
694.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

We have bargain in brand new
bungalow -Wright-Bannister Realty
Co
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

II you are a sufferer from Head
aches call on Chas- Gasho. Optometr-
ist, room 81 Reed block. who has
given hundreds of persons the de-
sired relief by removing the cause.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

Baseball dance at Coliseum hall
Monday night. May Z. Parker's or
chestra.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17

Juanita coal--best on market
Crf Inncttnn 222
We have awnings to match the
color of your house. or any stripe
you want. H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-17
THE ROADS ACQUITTED
rc,ac,aI 10 The Sentinel. ]

Denver, May lin the cases ol
the Denver & Rio Grande and the
Rio Grande Western roads IN tne
federal court, Judge Lewis this morn
ing Instructed the jury in sucn q
manner that the acquittal OF tne
roads on the charges OF violating ene
safety-appliance act, followed
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
ION SEPTEMBER Il
President viii Touch Button Which
Will Release Life Giving Flood
To Desert.

On September 27th the eyes of the
people of the United States will be
centered on a desert town in the south
west corner of Colorado-Lujane.
At the hour of high noon. President
Taft, either at Luiane or Wherein he
may be. will touch an electric button
releasing spark and miles away
out of tunnel through spur in the
wilds of the Rockies, the Gunnnison
river will be diverted from the world
famous Black Canon and will rush in
! TO the Uncompahgre Valley with the
rumble and thunder Of cataract
Into a huge canal it will seethp and
roar, a deluge Of molten silver ten
feet deep and eighty feet across. tray-
cling nj the rate of mile a minute
With a force of COCO horse power At
the rate OF 500 gallons a minute it
win flow, filling 400 miles of lateral
brown, lteless desert. uninhabitabla,
bald as the palm of your hand. crack
ed open in seams and assures with
the bombardment of ages Of suns
AS the flood gushes forth, dynamite
mines will crash salute amid dust and
rocks and pebbles, clouds Of yellow
fumes waiting lazily toward azute
skies. Then the news that the first OF
sur gigantic irrigation systems ha
been put into operation will be tele
graphed throughout the land A dies
ert. where no creature could have liy
cd, will have been reclaimed. Five
thousand fortv-acre farms, the home
sites of 25,001 men, women and child
rem will aave been thrown open
Crops, herds. villages and towns with
refineries, hay presses, ami other fac
tories will spring up amid that fertil,
soil-from the beginning of all time
the range o fthe yiper-through thc
wizard touch Of the engineer, turned
into garden spot, a source Of inesti |
mabie wealth to the nation, From
The Heroes Of the Gunnison Tun.
mel" in Eyerybody's Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
Renting Grains.

A novel advertisement is headed
Brains for Iease--Normal weight
trained for hack work and pnim.
paired by age, disease, dissipation on
drink" Economists have bean in the
habit of insisting that wealth must
be external to the possessor-wh what a
man has, not what he is. But this ad
vertisement will give them pause. 1t
goes on to state The net product that
brains aforesaid can turn out-''i5 200
words per month-morH, If cheaper
quality is desired" The present lease
holder of the cerebral tenement vol
unteers the news that the property
affords the owner rental of
81 500 per annua," but is worth
more, and he intends to gel it," Evil
IDENTITY, racking ones brainB has some
connection with a rack rent We
should advise the owner Of all this
gray matter to be careful about the
disclosures he is making. Has he
never heard of the proposed tax upon
the unearned increment" Has he
no fear of the income tax? Is he not
afraid to 60 to sleep with all that
wealth on his pillow? He was never
intended for hack work-that is clear
from the advertisement. Let him
seek a position more worthy of his
talents.--New York Evening Post.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
GRIM TURKISH HuMoR.

To the report of the court martial
on the Adana massacres. which has
just been made public in Constant
nople, there is appended bit Of grim
humor. After strongly denouncirg
the incapacity and apathy of the vail
and other local authorities in net try
ing to prevent the awful murders Of
Christian Armenians in Adana, the
report closes by saying that while Is
have already been hanged. there are
500 others deserving death. Is. 600 who
deserve hard labor for life and S0,0c0
who deserve mirror sentences. says
the New York Tribune Publicly,
so that the Adana Turks have timely
warning to escape, the report goes en-
to say that if the government desires
il the town will be condoned and the
matter dealt with expediuously, but
in the face of the general reconcilia
ton between opposing Turkish fac
tons it genially recommends that a
general amnesty be made the oeca-
sion of national fete!
This recommendation follows one
of the most frightful massaeres in
Turkey. one where men literally
foamed at the mouth with the lust
for killing. In quarter OF the city
where the Armenians had been prev
iously disarmed the Turkish troops
swarmed, armed with knives and
magazine rifles and bearing great
cans Of kerosene. Smashing in the
doors of houses, they poured oil over
the furniture In the lower part, and
setting fire to this stood short dis
lance away and shot down the few
who escaped from the flames. In one
building, lis women and children
were caught and held while oil was
poured over their clothes, after which
the torch was applied and they were
left writhing in the street until death
ended their torture. hospital filled
with sick and wounded was burned,
uncomfortable atrocities were com
mftted on little children. even bodies
of the dead were mutilated, and then
came the court martial report.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
SHED AT STREET CAR
Horse Wrecked Buggy on County
Road and Knocked Down
Bicycle Rider.

A horse drawing n buggy contain
ing a man and woman, was frightened
at street car last evening on the
county road and dashed down the side
Of the road oyerturning the vehicle
and injuring the man the woman es
Gaping unhutt. The mans injuries
We're not serious, They were strangers
from the country bound for home.
but as the horse had continued on his
way hone With the four wheels of the
buggy. they were brought back tC
CUWT Nv IT EfffTtTT dUtutsTt7
aFhen he horse shiei to one side
he ran into hoy named George Boot
residing on Twentieth street. who was
coming into town on a bicycle. knock.
ing him down and damaging his ma,
chine Although the boy was able to
board the car and come into town
he is said to be painfully hurt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
SURFACE DRAINAGE
To BE Established For Big Sewer at
Fifteenth Street to Permit
Z. Making Repairs.

The Rich Construction Co has gone
to work In earnest at the break in the
big sewer at Fifteenth street. The
necessary excavation Is being made
70 get at the sewer The plan is to
break through the sewer Just above
the break in the = wer and ser a
pump into the opening to take out
the dow aud convey il in chute over
ground into the sewer through an
other opening made below the break,
This will insure drainage to the peo-
pie dependent upon this main, and
viii also permit repairing the broken
section by keeping the water out of
the way.
Ono Of the parties principally in
terested in having drainage estab.
lished in this main this week is the
Cairo Sand 4 Gravel Go. which ex-
poets to begin pumping a river OF
sand and water into the city this
week
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
Suggestions for Housewife.

Vinegar diluted with water will re-
move grease from stove
Cream "a hours old and very cold
always whips best
To wash bottles on vinegar cruets,
save egg shells in paper bag;
crush them fine, put in cruets with
warm, soapy water and shake well.
This will clean them and not scratch
the finest glass
Put the juice Of an onion into a
pan; add two ounces of fuller's earth
and one-half pint of vinegar. Cook
slowly for five minutes strain and
cool Use a little on a clean white
rag to remove scorch stains.
Fine plumes can be kept from
moths ii placed in glass jars and
securely fastened If white ones
are put away in this manner, sprinkle
them with magnesia and when re-
moved they will he light, clean and
as fluffy as ever
To clean musty, widowed wood
en- cupboard. put one-half cupful Of
oxalic acid crystals in a gallon of
hot water and apply hot. taking care
not to get any on the hands. Seald
afterward with clean hot water and
dry in open air and sun II possible.
The cupboard will be sweet and clean.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
GIRL HELPS ABDUCT0R
Rev. Wallace M StuckIey's Only
Friend Seems to Be the Vic
tim in the Case.

Ottawa, Kas,, Sept. l9,-Rev. Wal
lace NJ. Stuckey in custody Of an Of
ticer, reached here Today from Wau-
keaan, ILL.,, in company with Miss To-
rena Sutherland, l6 years old, the
girl he is accused OF ahducting
Stuckey was taken to Jail, while
the girl was turned over to her mother
who ENLARGED her ehectionately
Miss Sutherland declared
II am as guilty as ne. ! am not
going to turn on him Ii they think
am going to help sand him to prison
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
Removes Ink. Not Pink.

II had a sheer pink silk waist. on
which unfortunately spilled some
ink. I took some peroxide of hydro
gen and wet the goods with it, then
put in in the sun for little while.
In about half an hour ink spots
were gone and the color remained
iutact Peroxide of hydrogen can
be used on the most delicate color
and it will take stains out admir-
ably. | have also used it with great
success on my fne white lawn
waists -Harper's Bazaar. :.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
HAD RIFLE PRACTICE
Twenty Members Of Company X Went
to Bosky Dell Rifle Range
Yesterday.

About twenty men of Company K
IN command OF Lieutenant Chas.
Wood went up to the Scott Rifle
Range at Bosky Dell Yesterday for tar
get practice. Color Sergeant Frank
Moreland of the fifth regiment was al.
so in the party Some very good
scores were made. and Lieutenant
Wood reports that the party had a
good time, Each man carried his own
rations The best score was made
by Lieut. Wood, his G,gnest being At
out OF a possible 30. His average was
BIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
y SOCIAL o4ND personal ~

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STAFFORD dSaFsoh leaves soon iol
q, LOUIS "aefe lie VIII attend ScAoo'
N'iS' ""'h Me4>e'" VINO mas oeeii
iS''i',s '''dt''eS III ''a''eaH h"7 re-
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r,9 ~ S'| -. g, '''' '"N'' VI WV
,,ry cooroo p,heocl has ratn,,a,l
fron, an nxtondeJ ,.sit in Cn,caro
ami noint. IN ohio
Mr. xlejn ,aft far minis ~ ,ris
so,,ri vostar.Iay an ,,,sinas. for tha
tIar,.i. saa,i1nr,. .,
r. i .Helton has gone to Marion.
ILL.,. To attend the William on county
fair there this week.
Margaret has returned from visit
with friends in Anna.
Mr.. Wilkinson and sister have re-
Seattle and other points west.
NJ. c, Metzger went to Chicago last
night to be present at meeting of
nayc,a,. Nan.lo loa,.as +,,,or,-,,,
for Swea+wator rann ,hora ha INN
attord q r,ilitary acadan,,. Vii, voor
Misc lrovo1 Af..hono tos+ 49,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Miss Lula Spies is i'll at ST. Mary's
hospital.
H. A. sie@ert has returned from
Mobile, Ala.
| o. ?, uurd left last night for ST
Louis on business.
l.. c. Ringo Of Wolf Island, Mo, is
lin Cairo on business.
Roy l. Williams OF Harrisburg is
tin Cairo on bushes
| y. f Pinney went to Poplar Bluff
Mo, on . business trim.
Moses kat has returned from a
business trip to CaruthersytlIe. n.
Roy EIumherd of America, was in
Cairo yesterday visiting friends.
Miss Wayne Cusaman who has
Iheen i'll is able to be out again.
Miss Leota La Montague has re.
turned from visit in Charleston,
r. Guthrie Of Paducah, was in
Cairo yesterday tn guest of friends.
Miss Clara Hediger has returned
from a visit with frieads in Mt Car
mel.
Mrs J. H. Jones of Chicago, Is here
the guest Of Mr. Jones at the Hall
day.
DR. W. F. Grinstead has returned
from a professional call ont Of the
city.
c. r. Walscr and wife of Anna,
were visiting Cairo friends yester
day,
Miss Daisy Hacker has taken posi-
ton at the news stand at the Halli-
day.
Meyer Loyitch- OF Padueah con
lrcted services at the Synagos yes
terday
Mr.. Ludolph who has been here the
gust Of his daughter Mrs. L. G.
France has returned to his home in
Dallas. Texas.
Oswald Jackson and Fred Fitzhugh,
Of Martin, Tenn passed through Cat
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
Some Increase Last Week--Attend,
ance to Be Enforced Under
State Law.

The Cairo public school enroll
ment CAMEL 40 last week, making a
total when schools crossed Friday OF
1853. 1t is stated that efforts will
be made this week to enforce attend
auce oil children who TO not attend
and this expected to result in 2 large
increase in the near future.
Paducah had an enrolment OF 2SSS
for the first week, Of whom 2,0Tl We're
white.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
MELON SHIPMENTS
LARGE THIS YEAR,
LE'hAlfen RotleW.l


Scott county holds the banner for
the shipment Of watermeons this
season If the statistics that have been
complied by the railroad amornt to
anything, According to reports there
were 1853 cars sh,ped over the Iron
Mountain railroad and il Is the gen
cral suppositon that the shipments
over the Frisco will total $500 cars
for the county during the season.
The following shipments have been
reported:
Morley 81 ears; crawford, 81; Blod
gett, 1850; Sand Pit, %: Porters
Switch, 81; Diehlstadt. t2S; Buckeye
Al; Sargent Switch, 26; Sikeston
100; Miners Switch, IS, Oran. i.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
Married at Mounds,

A quiet wedding service was per
formed ut Mounds yesterday after
noon, whicA made Miss Behba Stein
the bride Of VIM Millinger, both of
that city The bride is the daughter
of MIR. and Mrs Philip Stern Rev
Ehas, II. Armstrong Of the Lutheran
church, this city, performed the cere-
mouv.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20

Rev Burgess of America Pulaski
county. conducted services yesterday
morning and evening at the Second
Christian church on Thirty-second
street, preaching in the morning on
christian Love, and in the evening
on THE Reasons For Faith--The Bh
BILE, God and His Son Jesus, There
was a good attendance and much in
sterest
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
CITY NEWS in BRIEF
Many Rode on Cars.

The Tri-City electric road had an.
other big day yesterday, the car
being crowded with people both ways,
all day and till late last night. No
unpleasant Incidents were reported
excepting the frightening OF a horse
referred to elsewhere.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
Coffee.

Mrs, Iaines committee OF the
First Methodist church will give a
coffee at the home OF Mrs, VIM. Hurt
in the Farrow, "Wednesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20

The most completely lost of all days
is that upon.. which you have not
laughed -chamfort.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20
MISS MAUD SUTHERLAND, era,

uate Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music, will take limited number Of
violin pupils. 6t5 Twenty-seyenth
street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20

Advertisers value the Bulletin be-
cause OF its extraordinary pulling
pnwsr.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20

Miss Ruth Mcneil who has been
visiting relatives in ?aducah has re-
TUNED home
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-20

Mr., Grrse Of St Louis was here
visitig friends on his way 10 San
Francisco Cal
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-30
POrkey.

Charles Eastwood and lady, of Claren.
don, visited at the home of Z. It. Downey
and family, Sunday afternoon.
The Salmon Creek Lumber Co. are re.
pairing the railroad bridge at Minister,
which was taken out at the time of the
flood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Downey depart
for their western home Tuesday, after
months visit with their parents and
friends.
Earl Catlin and wife passed through
town Sunday in their new auto.
]. w. Wilson has moved from the II
E. Gillespie residence on Pious avenue
into the Lafayette LittlefielG cottage or
the corner of Profanity and Maine streets
Roxy Kiffer and Lottie Littlefield Wis
tied friends at Mayburg Sunday, return
ing hone in the evening.
Mrs. James McMichael returned to hel
home Saturday, after weeks stay with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Welsh
Rev. r. j. Montgomery dined will
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miller, Sunday,
Mrs. VIM. Slower, of Endeavor, is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Lewis Brennan, fol
a few days.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-06-30

THE Lewiston Journal, which is an ex-
pert on Prohibition matters, discusses
the Kansas brand in the following TERMS:
speaking of prohibition, the Maine
brand is a mild article compared with the
new Kansas law which has just gone into
effect. There was a report a few weeks
>ago that this law was so severe that it
made It a crime for a man to drink his
own liquor from his own bottle. 1t il not
quite so harsh as that, but it comes near.
He may drink in the privacy of his hdfne
so far as appears, but not at his club or in
a railroad train or other public convey
ance or public place. According to a
synopsis of the law at hand, no alcoholic
liquor can be sold in the state for any
purpose, not even on a physicians pre-
scription or to save your life. No public
agencies are provided for supplying
liquors for medical purposes. The old
law allowed druggists to sell for such
purpose, but they cannot now legally I'll
a prescription calling for alcoholic liquor
as an ingredient. Not only is the sale of
it absolutely forbidden, but the display
of liquor on the shelves is made prima
facia evidence of intent OF unlawful sale
and the keeper is subject to arrest. 1t is
reported that the state association of
druggists proposes to test this provision
in the courts"