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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-06

every city where a production of The
Blue Mouse" was planned, and in a
Few instances caused such consterna-
tion in advance of the show that
mayors and councilmen were appealed
TO TO keep the play out This proved
10 be not an unmixed evil. for the no
toriety which the play gained created
curiosity in the public mind to see the
farce about which such awful things
were being said. So it worked as sort
Of boomerang and business prospered.
Folk who came 10 be shocked remained
10 laugh at the clever and witty farce"
We shall see. We shall see
Meantime the press in the east is not
by any means unanimous aggrega-
ton in indorsing Wrights unqualified
approval There still continue to ap-
pear articles condemning this play and
Others. and deep drawn sighs over the
Eiecadence of the drama have accum-
nulated almost a gusty wind. which
may even yet watt to outer darkness
She evil which is said to be in the
drama Of today But pending our own
judgments. read what Wright says and
have faith:
The Blue Mouse is absolutely clean
and the flimsy attempt Of any man or
set Of men TO do il harm by insinuat-
ing that il is salacious or unclean will
5all fat. On the other hand. this hue
and cry that was started by the presi-
dent Of the managers association as to
the naughtiness Of The Blue Mouse
has been a benefit TO the piece from a
boXofice standpoint"
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

That old story and oft-repeated
story of the tunneling of Marshall
Pass is now going the rounds again
and is being given much attention by
some newspapers.
Tomorrow night Grand Junction
amusement lovers will have an op-
portunity to see a splendid company
present that delightful comedy The
Man on the Box
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Click.
December 6. fine boy. Mother and
son doing well. DR.. Hubbard was in
attendance. By the advent of the
new boy, ID. NJ. Click, rural mail car
rier on route No. .. becomes grand
father for the first time.
Senator Hughes. who reached
Washington Sunday, says he will in
troduce bill and endeavor to have
it passed this session to grant a con-
siderable tract of public land to the
Colorado Agricultural college for ex-
perimental forestry purposes. The
| proposed grant will include lands be-
| tween the college west to the summit
of the mountains, thus giving an op-
portunity to test forest growth at
various attitudes.
j. j. Lumsden of Grand Junction
has placed his order with the Mathew
son Auto company for a 1910 six
cylinder Thomas Flyabout. Lumsden
has driven Thomas for three years.
Denver News.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

The regular meeting of the fire de
partment was held last night at which
some little routine business was trans
acted.
Thos. Moss, who has been a mem
Der of the volunteer fire department
for a number of years and who Is a
fireman of much merit. has been APP
pointed by Mayor Todd to succeed
Joseph Reese who resigned Saturday.
A bay horse belong to Post & Boyd
which is reported to have been pur-
chased by the firm day before yester-
day, dropped dead in the harness
while working yesterday
c. II. Jacques, member of the
board of directors of the Longmont
high school. is business visitor in
the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j II. Brisbane. of
Denver. are in the city today prepara-
tory to locating here and where the
former expects to go into business.
Sunday in FIT. Collins, during the
early morning hours, the tempera-
ture fell to 19 degrees below zero.
DR.. A. p. Hubbard and family have
Just moved into their beautiful new
home on East Grand avenue. 1t is
one of the prettiest residences erected
in the city this year.
Late last night the long delayed
passenger trains from the east, over
the Rio Grande, arrived in the city,
all of them being from 12to "a hours
late owing to the freight wrecks and
storms in the mountains. Today all
trains from the east are running be
hind time.
Harry Chandler drove to Fruita to-
T. l. L
for the purpose of advertising their
big dance, an annual event which is
looked forward to with much interest
by the lovers of dancing of this city.
The event this year is being widely
advertised in Grand Junction and also
in the neighboring towns and prom
ises to be more successful than ever.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
Please Call and Settle.

All persons Knowing themselves tC
be indebted to the firm of Cosgrove
& Slough are requested to call and
settle at the earliest convenience and
not later than January /, 1910, as
the firm is retiring from business.
COSGROVE & SLOUGH.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
Indian School Property Ours.

Through the bill
which
be abandoned Indian
that such
generally known, but nevertheless
employed by the
What the
buildings
To what educational / e
s
yaclation
public
Had stood ody seeking which first
should
buildings
az a
school for the Colorado ideal climate
location dreadfully
shall I,
educational purposes? Let
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

At each one of our stores in this
city the G. d. Smith Drug Co. is dis
playing the very handsomest Christ
mas line ever purchased by the com
Pany Tor the Christmas holiday trade.
ne oesire your inspection of our ele-
Sant goods before you make your
Chi mas purchases, as We feel sure
we can more than fill your wants
with many articles, the c. ID smith
Drug Co. stores.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07


will
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07


Theodore
hea
coegan
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

T
is
out o he
lie
OF
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07


Taft Roosevelt will be fighting like and dogs before the close
a Pulitzer York
World for for Of twenty that his Judgment the
outlined We inclined take sides with Mr.
his heir presidency
him it.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Beautiful toilet articles, combs.
brushes. hand mirrors, leather toilet
cases. cvtglass brush bottles. pocket
books. card cases. and a host of other
beautiful gifts at the C. d. Smith
Drug Co. stores in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07


the
sesupporting
fnance
their business qualca
just will take its financial
association opportunity
until permit foreclosure
individual
rnen MeIan nd good
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

The Sentinel thought perhaps ssrures the church is
but have discovered that there many others hold the view
books being The Shepherd of the Hills and the Calling
Sentinel especially
Weighed against on right criticism of the church read
by caba or inner ring from which the church could not
Bell Wright and others are correct preacher not free agent in his
Wright the
would him But it
the author
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

If you are particular in regard to
your cleaning and pressing. give us a
trial. Phone Black 662. The Suit
erium.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

That
erenal of voting
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07


a IS
the
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Let us clean anc press your cloth
ing Telephone Black 662. We call
iof ana deliver 125 South Fifth-st.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

A Conklin Fountain Pen makes a
Christmas present worth while. The
Van Horn Drug Co., 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

falls an
another all
interpotion providence
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
Notice.

All accounts due the firm of Can
nell & Longwell must be paid by
january 1910. otherwise they will
be placed in the hands of collector,
CANNELL 4 I.ON0wEII..
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Piano moving 10 q specially with
Barton 4 Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

considerable agitation rife the merchants this
eQuang
become great the merchants and
something relieve
burden of the of the county paid by the
100000 stock goods and his twenty times high
totally dsproportonae and the burden becoming exceedingly
saeabe of apples has stood the
is said will be taken such
city government
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Mrs Oliver Hazard Perry Belmont headed parade of ten thousand
which fad Mrs o. H Belmont has now taken up Does
her advocacy of the cause OF the TO our thinking she
from it just another fad the perhaps the famous
amused They the entire gamut of soets
them However there serious aspect the connection
giving
conditions will sometime rob position wealth
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-08-26
DEATH OF EDITOR THOMAS.

Although not unexpected the death
of Mr.. J. A. Thomas, editor of the
Franklin Times, is received with deep
and sincere regret by his friends
throughout the State. Mr.. Thomas
had been in declining health for
several months past and it was
known by his close friends that his
ailment was beyond human aid.
Owing to his sickness he was unable
to attend the meeting OF the North
Carolina Press Association, OF which
he was president, in June, but he sent
beautiful messagein the form OF the
presidents annual address which was
very highly complimented. He spent
some time at Panacea Springs and
st. Vincent's hospital in Norfolk,
in the hope OF being benefited. Real
ling his condition he came home to
die amid his kindred and friends, and
the end came at his home in Louis
burg at 1870 o. clock Tuesday night
The death of such man is distinct
loss to his town, county and State.
To quote from the special to the News
and Observer announcing his death:
Mr.. Thomas was a loyal Democrat
and his paper, the Franklin Times,
has been q power for the cause OF the
party in this county and section, as
we'll as for the moral uplift and ad-
vancement OF this section. In the
Democratic councils he always took
n prominent part. He was also
honored by his people, politically,
with the office OF county treasurer,
besides other Offices OF trust.
Among the press OF the State his
was a welcome face He always car
ried gladness and sunshine, and he
will be sadly missed in these annual
gatherings, as he was at the last
meeting, and at which time he was
president OF the association.
He was a native of Wake county
and came to Louisburg about 30
years ago and became identified in
the publishing business.
In the death of Mr.. Thomas Frank
lin county has lost most useful citi-
zen and one who is greatly beloved
not only here, but throughout the
State.
The funeral was held at , O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon and the at.
tendance was large many persons
from the surrounding country anC
from q distance as we'll as the tOwI
turning out to pay the last sac
tribute of respect to the dead man
Mr. Thomas was a member of the
Masonic fraternity and was buried
with the honors of that order.
AS the Raleigh Evening Times says
Mr.. Thomas was n staunch Demo
GRAFT and his advice was often sought
by the party, and he always took ;
prominent part in party concils.
AS an editor he YVES the equal o
any and was valiant defender of hi
idea OF the right He was a man o
noble impulses and a tender heart
always willing to lend q bel ping hand
He was a member of the Methods
church, being steward at the tim
of his death.
The church, the State, the pres
and the party will greatly miss hi
presence and wise counsels.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-08-26
Picnic Successful Affair.
Nav 10th Red Letter Day for Vance.

Picnic and Barbecue Biggest Thing of the
Kind Ever Seen in this Section of the State
Magnitude Only Surpassed by Magn1f1cence
Estimated at 5000 to 10000 People IN At
tendance-Plenty to Eat and Plenty to Drink
"A Jollv Good Natured Crowd and Perfect
Order Throughout the Day.
Military Display and Street Parade Imposing Spec
tacle---Many Automobiles and Business Floats
in Line Of March, Headed by Third Regiment
Band.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1909-08-26

Read and advertise in Gold Leaf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
&atcn nuo HidDter.

Tor cini9en Sohren mrroe geNen
Die Giienbubncn Der Tormurf erho.
ben. bab ibrc Raten 5u hoh icien.
Gie @cieB9ebungcn peridiebener
Staaten batten es Damn red,t clio iiir
Die @abnen in ihren Staatserenjen
cine Marimol.&utc ieit5uiesen unb
ole Eaiiasierpreiie oli 5pei Gents bic
Meile 5n erniebrigen. Gie Sabnen
proteiiirten sesen iold,e giligriiic III
lire 8eif)1fte, batten ober feinan Or
ipls. Sbrem eimuanb. bob lid, oas
in ben Giielubabnen anae!egte aapi>
tai nid)t per5inie, mlirbe sein @loubc
aeifanft. lleberoies uuroe eclteno
gci,adJt, bob ben Giienbabnen burdl
o1s @cgiallei Der pielen Sreiptiie
erbeblide Webrcinnnbmen 5uiliebt,
piirben. Ias ifcint inoeiicn nidt
Der Jaa gerpeien 81 icin. Tic Bah.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Befanntma1ungen
SUreau Der strafcnourdlbruaIs pmutiiiGre,
Spcnr Ciebauoe.

8uItimore 10. WtdrS 1909.
SCuarate mo 6eriicAeiie GIt9cbote, nil Den
n0onro ri Aip1ros. 0urc Of toe 9ttD .9teniiier, '
%Gnrefiirt. tperocn BON Staotsfe9iltratpr III lei
IL. Mdr5 1909, If lDr @'urntittase, entgegel
GeuprliRen fir bic Nipeqirnng. ben Goiienpau.
Narbiieilbau llo Die 9ilnlierlila init mnocr'
liem EfIaiter Der
Teunltb 5pun5iqiien Strnbe. Ron Der 9uns
tiHGoolsspenue bis 5ur @nilfornsIoenue,
&terte Nnenlte, bon Der 6nuSeHodn bis 6hr
Gbesrutsslpetle
Gbesuuis Noenie. bon Der Nrit!et Moellue
bis 5nr Sterien Npeflie,
lIHo ilr Die Iiipelliruna, Solienbdli. Hanottetltr
ban uub Gfafterl,lg nit ntpoerIlem Siidifer
uher 1beesptacuonn Der
2Sniraozg peIllie, bon Der TlI9ulia'Io e'uc
([rpiugipn) bis 6ur SoltIlesgceltile,
Qcubon %9ipenlte. bon Der SreoeridsHnao bis
SIR 2lIien ,Sreberid.Rono.
Seoer Nieter i1nb oet 9ta1lelll Der Sl6er
beito>Gpmpngnie urtii5rer, Die 1hr ibn biirger
iol, menl Der Gonirait i6m itbertraaen miro,
uno icinenI Gngebot cine Sei0elltguli9 bon
beiaeicr SicerbeitSsG olnpG Gnie b%eifiiser. oereil
Sic NeiolGln9 oic'er Sebiii9iigen Seitell5 hcs
gieters i1n ais eine Nprbcbingune iir Die
,3lertbctlun9 bee Goltrnites betrud)iet Dcroer.
Sic Gpniraftpcr9ebun9ssNe boroe bebdlt lid
oas Reht Dor. ir1eno luclue iIilo ale Vince
boie 81 peripcrfen. Sin beplaubipter Gbed oes
in ben Spe6iit1uiionen 1llee9eoelI, 5oblbdr an
oCt liGNor llto Si1otrni0 bon baltimore, iilllB
icoem gtnGehot bcigcia9t iein.
tae8D Sames -. Sniib,
GrGitocnt Der StrnbenoirhbrudlS GommiiiIre.
tge5) Guscnc Il. 9%tpoaers,
Guigcbtifen:
Vrdiibcni Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CMtdr5I1 II, t3.lj,lG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

ncn ricitt sen SdliE Scr Wcridltc ot
limo lest bot Rid)tcr NicEhcripn polt
bent Hereinafter Stootcn Giitrifts'
8crid)t IN &onia2.Gitp entidieoen.
bar 0n3 Haten=@eicb 0cS Staattn
M'iiiouri unconstitutional lei. Gle
NrbCit pcrld)ieocncr @clcBgeblln1cil
iii oIio umionit Aerueien. &id)tcr
NUEbcrion bat rntihieocn, BOB oir
G%iirnbnhntn 5ll cincm pcrniiniti9ell
Frpiit iiir hoS onGclcGtc Sapitol be
rCd,tiQt icien. @oS ltnter eincm per
nilniti0cn - nrocionoblc" - Nrollt
III prritchcn lei. buiirte Der Mid)tcr
ulli cine tiir5lih obgc9cbcnc GntIdcts
ou,A OcS SulbeSgerid)tS Der Der.
Stuntcn gcoen Die Gonioli0lytc @uo.
Gpmpoanie III PORT ulh belt
icd)@ Tro5ent oeS mnhrcn @crthca bel
outer Seitung Scr @nhn iiir elncn
nnNemciienen Yroiit, Sic 9oNncn
in Miliouri bitten abcr mcnigcr ais
ied)s Erp5ent Meillgcloirn ~obacnpr@
len murd)e nidIt cinnlol brcl, eintGc
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@ertbes, iogor nit %erluit gcorbcitet.
Cas- bc5ieht iidl nller0ingS mr. ollf
sic Sobnltrcden i'm Stootc Miiiouri.
Nllbcrbolb 0icica Stoutaa moNcn Die
Gumobmcn Der 9obnen GROCER &c.
mcicn iein. Gle Gutitciorma beS
@unocSridltcrS WcTheripn lit icocns
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bobcu Die Mit)tcr Die @ospreiic zines
Moropola nm 5man5io Ero5cnt FER.
lmtCrNcicbt, lpeil Die perlongtcn Erei=
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Gin Nidter Ole 9abncn gcgcn Stoota-
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u~ll0emrllcneS Ginfnmmcn Acitottcl.
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Oe|eB9eDllll9 III o0llllt ell
l%turfcr GGmpicr ouigeiebt. Sic ncllell
GutCrl mcrbcn ais conii9fotoriid be
jcidynct mo bcn Stdat5b2hor0cn miro
Die Gurdiiibrun1 ser @cictc utter
ia9t. GnOaiiltig iii Die Snd)e bonlit
nod, nidt db9etbon. @oupcrncur
Soblcp 1T nit Der GntidcibunQ oCa
@unocSrid)ters nidt 5ririeOclL ulo
bos gunbeSobergcridt miro mobl Das
lcbte @ort 5u iprcd)cn bobcn. Aucin
nnd) Der Gntidcibun9 in Der &lo0c
9e0en bic Nep.Dorfcr @os-@aieQ-
ld)o't lit falln1 o%ll5llnebnlen, oob Die
Gntifcibuua oeS bohitcn @crifIaho-
les 5u @unlten oea StonteH Wtiiiouri
o~lleiullCn miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
Sic Erpbibitiuu in &nnias.

Nn lhrcr MlItb oorilber. Oub sic
Prohibition IN 2nnioS cbcnlolpcnia
p%rpbibirt, mic IN irgeuo eincm at
ocren Don Den l%o0cnunmten trodenen
! Stontcn, babeu Die 6nnotiter Don
anniuS cine Bill 0lirb Die Se0islotur
9epcltlht luclhe Den funutilden In
ing ollf Die Spibc treibt. Die Bill,
!peld)c Der probibitlpn9ircunolihe
@pupernellr StllbbS nit @ornc I'M
tcrSeid)nct bnt. perbictct nGnIid ilid,t
allcln Die Iogenonntcn YHermits."
auf @rllno ocrel1 Die Npotbcfer bis
her WblSfeD llno nnoerc olfpbolboi
tlqe @ctrulfc pcrfouien ourftcn,
nciln lie 5l meoi5illild)c 3lucdcn &c
brolldlt mllrbcn, lonbern lie pillld,t
olld) Den Mcr5tcn ill'S Sonomerf, IN
Dem lie linen perbietct, Meoi5inen,
Die Nlfobol clltbolterL 81 pcrid)rcibcn.
@cr hieie Seitimmllugcn perlctt, hat
cine @eiGnaniBltrnic BON breibig bis
nellnSig SaQcn rni0 nuberbem cine
@elobufw bon 500 biz $500 Su &C.
iuGrtiaen. @enn alio Elm Nrst IN
aunius cincn Eotienten bat, oriicn
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oclr, illoen er bos ieiner ainit oil
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nbcr cr miro gum @eiebiibcrtreter II.
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5iniibcn @iIlenidoit feinen blouer
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lllllg, 0uB es fir eillcn fronfen Wens
ld)en luelt better lit, 81 ltcrben, ais
onrd) cine Wteoi5iu. III lpelder Der
GGmon Hum leiu NSeicl trcibt, Dem
Scbcn crhnltcn 5l mcrben. TaS Yros
bibitionSacicB bon Georgia entb1lt
cine gollj utnlihc, melm olld) nid)t
aal5 10 lucit 9ehcnbe 9citinmung.
Mbcr lelblt Ole lebr prohibitions.
irennolide natlontu Contribution"
hat Gin Saor oorin geiunocu mo
rid)tet Die folgclloc @orrurn9 on lire
@ciinmmasgcnoiien in aanios:
oGS bleibt ab5riuorten, Oh cine
pcrmoneltc Gurdiiibruna beS sc.
ieteS III aonios mo9lid) lit. Gin
Wum bon Observation-Disclosures
bigfeit b%creiltc Dor 5luci Subren Den
Stoot ulo heridtete, oaB CT tros oss
brofoniid)en 0cieees in oen mnbeocll
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iebcS bon Georgia. we!d)e Den Ners
ten prbletet, @bistep ST perid,rei
ben, bat ptcl Seripirruil9 ulo piel
ieidlt liidlt iuicocr gut 81 mabelloe,
! llnbeil mgeridtet. Crit Dor ein poo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11

Soacn nurdIt6bcrtc Or. Sunnnlcroll,
Der llcllc SllpcrlntCloelt oc3 8raoD
@oipitalS. Die 9nr5c StaDt p%ergcbltd)
nod 9ronop Der IN poaig legitinler
WCiic bel Der YebnnDlltlg ellleS&ro1
fen gebroud)t meroen lolItc. Niloere,
cbcnio bod)ltebenOc 9Icr5tc torne't M
jmciieIhoit iibcr dbnlldlc lntD llntl
fritiiherc SSGuc bcridtcn. gSir- limo
notiirlidl lchr mobl untcrrid)tet llber
Die M%iBbr1ud)c, btc III SoltloS ir1o
onocrSlpo ollrd, Die WciGligteit &C.
miiicnloicr glcr5tc e%ntitorben Iinb.
@ir iilto Der icitcn llcher5eugllhg,
noB Dos McdDt Ser gler5tc, @bl3tep III
perid,rcibCn, bon bcltimmten Veol1s
oullaen ubbNnNI0 gcnlod)t lpcroen
iolltc, oanlit bicien WtiBbruud)en Dor
acbcilQt miro, iomcit Is moalld) lit"
(0t. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-03-11
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mt Strobe, 40 Sabre nit.
nm @ir5 Catherine Sailcp, gr. POI.
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