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The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
DEBT CASE OPENS.
West Virginia Presents Her SEIZED,
aIes IN Noted Controversy.

Special n TIE Washington Herald.
Richmond. Va, May 4-The hearing IN
the Virginia and West Virginia State
debt controversy before Special Master
Iittleheld began here to-day John c.
Spooner. John G. Carlisle. ". G. Cusley,
C. E Hogg. George NJ McClintock. and
W. o. Dawson appeared for West vlr-
ginia and Attorney General Anderson,
Holmes Conrad. Randolph Harrison. and
John 3. Minor for Virginia. West Vir-
ginia presented her schedule. and the
hearing was adjourned until tomorrow.
The case viii probably last several weeks.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
start work Surveying RaiIroaa

oILl-lI O ne WashlnEI0n Her1ld
Roanoke. Va, May Two forces OF
engineers arrived here last night and TO-
day went 10 work surveying the route
for the NorfOlk-tO-Cairo Railway the
new trunk line that IS 10 be built withou4
delay from the ocean 70 the AIissjssinni
One force is working east from RcaDol-e
while the other is proceeding west
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Carolinas, Maryland,
and Virginia News
Political and Otherwise.

Rockville, Md.-Rev- Joseph F. Cropp,
Of Richmond. Va, has accepted the cali
20 become the temporary pastor Of the
Rockville Baptist Church Mr. Crop is
completing his education az the Cniver-
sity OF Pennsylvania and Crozier The
oIOgfcaI Seminary
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
WASHINGTON HERALD BUREAU.

" hI-'E street.
Alexandria, Va, May 4-An alarm
given by a negro ''trusty" prevented a
dels cry at the Jail at Fairfax Court
House Friday morning, when three des-
perate negroes. one said TO be Calvin
Johnson. held for the murder Of Walter
Z. Schultz. the Chicago artist, were with
in half an hours work Of securing their
freedom
The three negroes and one white man
were in the corridor Of the jail for the
usual morning exercises when they Sc
cured a heavy iron window weight and
commenced working on the thick brick
wall How well they succeeded can be
judged from the fact that within half an
hour they had made an exit almost large
enough 70 permit a mans body TO pass
through.
The ''trusty'' heard the noise and gave
an alarm. which brought Mrs. Cross. wife
OF the jaiieT. She at once turned fl an
alarm. which was heard by Mr.. HoIbrook,
deputy clerk Of the County Court. and
be. at the point Of a pistol drove the
men. after considerable difficulty. back
to their cells.
Robert n. Massey. a former resident
OF this city. died IN Washington yes
terday at the age OF sixty years. He
had been III but short time. His
funeral viii take place from his home
IN Washington tomorrow afternoon
and the body VIII 5e brought here and
buried in ST Pauls Cemetery
Fifty men employed in the car repair
shops Of Armour < Co, at the Po-
tomac Railroad yards. Alexandria
County. quit work yesterday. Il is
said the reason for throwing I'D their
positions IS that under a new ruling
they would be paid by the piece and
aot by the month.
The funeral Of Orlando Harris. who
died In Washington yesterday. VIII he
held al 2 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
from WheatIey's undertaking estab-
lishmens- Il will be attended by
members Of Alexandria Council. No.
SO. Junior order OF United Americans,
Of which he was a member Mr HaT-
ris was ffty-six years old and a for
meT resident Of this city.
4 meeting Of the executive COMMITTEES
in charge Of the parade Friday will be
held tomorrow night AT the rooms OF
the chamber Of commerce. when reports
VIII be received from the Chairmen OF
the various committees. and and the pa
rade affairs ended
Arrangements have been made for a
special meeting OF Fitzgerald Council,
No. 45s to be held at St Mary's Hall
tomorrow night when the first degree
of the order viii be conferred upon a
class Of candidates
a business meeting Of the Young Mems
SodaIity Lyceum vas held al rs hall to-
night and considerable business Of ina-
( portance 10 the members OF that organi-
zation was disposed Of
The various committees IN charge OF
the Confederate Memorial Day exercises.
10 be held May "a at meeting OF r E
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans. held
las, night. reported progress.
A business meeting Of the Young Mems
Senate was held al the Young Peoples
Building OF the II. Z. Church south to-
night and considerable business disposed
Of
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AlezEnariz News Agency, So Bins street. Assz
snGrs. Va. sutko-.zed agents and carriers fz
The Washington Herald The Herald VII b d
HEered daily and Sunday to sny scGssss n Alez-
andris for 50 cents month.
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Tide Table.

TO-day-Hish tide. p a m and 81 ,. n Low
tiSe. 2.ae a. N. and 2.9s ?. n.
To-no-Tos-Hish tide. ssa a. r. and sss ,. N.
Low Tide rs 2 T. and SIS 2. m
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Lynchburg. va.-John ". Gambler. Jr-.
aged twenty-nine years. died after brief
illness az his home here He is survived
BY his wife. two little sons. his mother,
and a number Of brothers and sisters
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Wheeling. " va.-The tuberculosis ex-
hiblt got up by the Anti-TuberCulosis
League. OF West Virginia. which was or
view in Charleston during the session oS
the legislature IS now il Wheeling.
Wheeling is TO have the exhibit six weeks
and Clarksburg expects 10 have Il for
two weeks, beginning May Is
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have not yet made their final recon-
mendation as 70 the granting OF ths
liquor license at the resort
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement TO The Wash
ingtonsfferald. and bill VII be sent you
at I cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
Temperatures in Other Cities.

Temperatures in ether cities. together with the
amount q rainfall for the twelve hours ended al
?. n. yesterday. are IS follows
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

I-ynchburg- va--Nuch local interest at
taches to the meeting OF the Montgomery
Presbytery at ChTistiansburg, for during
the sessions Dr- r H Fleming VIII ten
der his resignation as evangelist for the
presbytery in order 20 accept the super
!ntendency Of the Presbyterian Orphan
age. which Is located here. Il is expected
that Dr. Fleming viii place this institu-
ton on 4 sound footing.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
.NEWSOFALEKANDRIA
Jail Delivery Is Blocked at
Fairfax Court House,
"TRUsrY' GIVES THE ALARM

SIayeFS of Walter +. Schultz. the
Chicago Artist, and Other Prison
ers Were Making Their Way to
FreedOm-RObeFt II. Marsey Dies in
washinston at Advanced Age.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

New York, May 4-The Standard Oil
Company refused to-day 10 discuss the
cut OF I'VE cents barrel in Pennsylvania
and Ohio crude oil beyond saying that
iuctuation in price is due TO question
Of supply and demand. That there was
any motive looking toward changing the
prospective tariff schedules was denied
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
Condition of the Water.

SPECIAL te The Washington Herald.
Hs-pers FgTy, ". Va, Nay 4-Both rivers yer
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Rockville. Md.-Although primary cleo
ton day is three months OF, there are
already eight candidates in the field for
the Democratic nomination for sheriff OF
Montgomery County. and it is believed
that there will be several additions before
many days. The list no= Is: Former
Sheriff James p. GOtt. OF BaTnesyille. and
Horton G. Thompson. OF Gaithersburg:
William z. viett and Everett n Ricketts,,
OF Rockville: John y. Kelly, OF Garrett
Park; w F Pumphrey. OF Germantown;
Randolph Luhn. OF P0olesville, and Cliff
ford Howard. OF Unity
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Fifty men employed in the car repair
shops Of Armour < Co, al the Po-
tOmac Railroad yards. Alexandria
County. quit work yesterday. Il is
said the reason for throwing Up their
positions IS that under a new ruling
they would be paid by the piece and
IOt by the month.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Robert n. Massey. a former resident
OF this city. died IN Washington yes
terday at the age OF sixty years He
had been i'll but a short time. His
funeral viii take place from his home
in Washington tomorrow afternoon.
and the body viii 5e brought here and
buried in St PauTs Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
OIL PRICES ARE REDUCED.
Five Cents Per Barrel Decrease on
Crude Product.

Sistervilie, W Va, May THE Stand
ard made big reduction in the price Of
crude oil to-day. nearly all grades being
cut FIVE cents a barrel Il is believed
the agitation in favor Of the duty Of 80
cents a barrel 81 the Payne bill is re-
spOnsible Many high grade oil producers
who have been holding oil in the pipe
lines are caught by the slump and viii
lose millions This VIII result. il is
thought, in 6 general protest from ali
parts Of the country to Congress against
removing the duty from crude oil.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Clarksburg. ". va--Edvard Hinkle.
OF Fairmoat. has been transferred from
the county Jail here to the MoundsviIls
Penitentiary. HinkIe, who was q station
agent Of the Baltimore and Ohio was
convicted OF stealing a piano shipped on
the railroad and was sentenced 20 i've
years imprisonment by Judge Mason.
Railroad officials worked OF the case for
months before the piano was located In
a remote part OF the State.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Parkersburg. " Va.-The indictment
against J. Henry Fischer, late treasurer
of the Homestead Building Association.
charging him with em5ezzling funds OF
the association. was nolle pressed.
At the first trial the prisoner was con
victed. but the higher court reversed the
decision. The association failed recently
with $1,000 liabilities.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Lynchburg. Va. May &c. c Fisher.
Of Pembroke. a student OF the Virginia
Christian College, and member OF the
baseball team was seriously injured IN
a game Saturday his injuries Al the time
being considered trifing. He was play
Ing second base. and a runner knocked
him down, breaking his shoulder blade
and three ribs.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
HOTELS AND
RESTAURANTS
A WORD TO TOURISTS

Tou can solve the dining auestioa by
tskisE your meals at WALLIS. I3sk
az near G.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Richmond. Va--Eppa Hunton. Of the
Law firm Of Munford, Hunton, Williams &
Anderson. counsel for the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs. was asked as 10
the accuracy OF a report 20 the effect that
tire refusal of the Grenbrier County
Court to grant q liquor license at the
springs would cause the noted hosteIry 10
close
Mr. Hunton said the famous resort
would be open as usual this season be
yond the shadow Of a So1bt. The matter
OF dispensing liquors at the place. how
ever. has not been definitely decided on.
The report from West Virginia was 10
the erect that the refusal 10 grant a
LIQUOR license at the resort would prob
ably cause the owners TO abandon the
place for the season. Il IS understood
that there is a rule at the resort that
none can obtain liquor at the hotel who
IS not q bona fide guest
The supervisors OF Greenbrier County
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Arrangements have been made for a
special meeting OF Fitzgerald Council
No 459. to be held al St Marys Hall
tomorrow night. when the first degres
of the order viii De conferred upon a
class Of candidates
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Norfolk. Va-Judge White. in the Nor
folk County Circuit Court, has ordered {
special grand jury TO Investigate th'
charges set forth in the special report tC
the court Of Attorney Joseph E Law
less. against Police Officer John Detrich
BY Officer Stevenson.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05
TOBAtCO WAREHOUSES MERGE.

Bessh2 IS preparing to appeal
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Roanoke, va-Bela;ed news reached
here OF the accidental killing Saturday in
Bedford County OF Horace Nimmo. the
teen-year-Old son OF J. ". Nimmo. a
wealthy farmer. The young man was
hunting. He stumbled over log. the gun
was discharged. blowing out his brains.
The accident was witnessed by a ten
year-Old brother
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

4 meeting Of the executive COMMITTEES
in charge Of the parade Friday viii be
held tomorrow night Al the rooms OF
the chamber Of commerce when reports
VIII be received from the Chairmen Of
the various committees. and and the pa
rade affairs ended
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

a business meeting Of the Young Mems
Sodality Eyceum wss held al rs hall To-
night and considerable business Of i'm
poTtance 10 the members OF that organi-
zation was disposed OF.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-05

Huntington. ". va.-The Chesapeake
tine for the first tine in two years.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
PUEBLO MAN LIVES LIKE
ANIMAL IN EMBANKMENI
[speciaI to The Sentinel. |

Pueblo. Colo, May 1.-Officers
have made a strange discovery near
the Fourth street viaduct. A man
named James Wright was found liv-
ing in a cavity in an embankment
which was scarcely larger than his
body, and it was ascertained from
people who reside in tent houses near
by that Wright has been living the
life OF an animal in this hole in the
embankment for almost year and a
half
Although still comparatively
young, he is filthy, and his shaggy
beard reaches down on his breast
His clothes. which are never changed.
are dirty and ragged, and a long
overcoat is tigntenSd about his body
by the use of wires.
Wright eats discarded fruis and
refuso which he finds on the CITY
dump. and refuses to talk to anyone.
= It is said that two years ago he
was employed at the steel works and
was well to do. Those who know his
history say that it is case of unre-
Quilted love. 1t is probable that the
authorities will take some action In
his case at once.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
WARDEN lyman PLEASED
WITH NEW STATE HIGHWAY
rsnecial to The Sentinel. ]

Trinidad, May Warren IN,
nan announces that 40 convic,s w1n snr
he brought from the penitentlary ,s,r iUl
work on the state highway ~ aan auu
zion to those now engaged. r;r' ~
lyman has just completes ~ the
bigbway which has been completed
md IL highly pleased with the re-
suits. On the advice of state I'm, an
eineer Comstock that portion OF tne
55irbwav living in the disputed terri
tory between Colorado and new MeA
leo will be built by the Colorado con
vlcts. The engineer holds tnat mas,
much as the strip has never passe =,
is the duty of the state TO build tne
road and not delay connecting tne
two commonwealths because OF the
suit pending regarding the BOUNDARY
line.
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perpetual Sunshine.

The time of year is now AZ " th,s
when the continual sunsnI a I,ght to-
valley gi,b the peculiar reflections
gem gem the ground causes uncomt9rs-
rom ,', md md annoying eye troubles,
headaches. he, etc. In great ma5oIiss % ny
neauae ne nasea an error OF refraction IS Lns
., cause and the Intense hsn.
Serves pa r to aggravate the troubles -
vour eyes annoy you ana give ,tn.
pain, call upon Chas. 1as NO., hive
metrist. in the Reed Dio'A'
him exarnfne your eyes
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
UNITED STATES STEEL
DIVIDES GREAT PROFITS
cnecial no T'he Sentinel. i

New York. May 1.-Regular
quarterly dividends of q per cent
on tbe preferred stock, and one-hal1
az per cent on the common stock,
we're declared yesterday by the di-
rectors of the United States Steel
corporation. These dividends are un-
changed from the previous quarter
The net earnings for the quarter
we're s19,1S5,069, as compared with
s1G.166,16O for the corresponding
quarter of 1908, an increase OF 3d.
O1S,SO9.
The surplus for the quarter was
s3.026.674, as compared with 1865
for the corresponding quarter last
year. an increase of s3.O1s.S09.
The untitled orders on March II
were 3.542.595 tons, decrease of
222,74O tons for the same quarter
last year.
The company's official report
states that the total earnings for the
quarter. after deducting operating
expenses. including those for ordin-
airy repairs and maintenance OF
plants, and the interest on bonds and
fixed charges of subsidiary compan-
les, was S22.921 ,26S. an increase of
S4,692,263, as compared with the
same period of last year.
After deducting s3,736, ,199 for
sinking funs on bonds of subsidiary
companies. and depression and re-
serve funds an increase of 81 81 j.
l454, there remained net earnings of
$19, .069.
The earnings by months We're:
January, s7.262,605; February. 81
669.336 and March, s7-9s9, ,327-
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
BEET SUGAR PRODUCTION
HAS INCREASED GREATLY
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

WASHINGTON, May THE secre-
tary of agriculture has sent to the
senate the information regarding the
beet sugar industry for which he was
asked in a resolution adopted April s..
The data shows that the produc-
tion of sugar from beets has in
creased from $4,000 tons in 1896 to
425,000 tons in 1908.
The price of sugar in foreign mar
kets and other information regarding
the industry is in cluded in the re-
port.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
LOCAL LABOR MEN ARE
INDIGNANT OVER AcTloN

. Last night at a largely at
.andad meeting of the Grand
= I,,nction Trades & Labor Assem-
= biv which organization is mane
= IN of members of all the leau
4 ing union labor organizations u i
4 Grand Junction, great inuisn =,
A. tion was expressed over tne !.
!. mort that the board OF directors =
Z. of the Y NJ. c. A.. AT tne :.
4. quest of General Sec. ,.,, ,,a, !.
= House. imported Kentucky ne
:. gro to take the janitorship OF
= the new building, when there
:. are SO many worthy white anu
= colored men here in Granu
!. Junction needing employment
!. and who are thoroughly capable
1, of holding this position
=. + = + E &c
The employment of this man mas
created much unfavorable comment
throughout the city
Following the emphatic expreseio.ns
of condemnation made by a nuiiipei
of the labor men last night tne
olution given below was adopted oS
a unanimous vote:
.sVhereas. Ii has been reported on
good authority that Mr.. w. a. House
secretary OF the Y. M. c. A., mas mn
norted colored janitor from the
stare of Kentucky, at a salary of $40
ner month. to take the janitorship OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. of this city, which Is
the pride of the citizens of this city
who contributed so Literally 10 tne
fund for the erection OF same and al
so contributed to paying the salary
of the said Mr. House; and believing
that we have a number OF men per
fectIy competent who would nave
heen willing to accept this position
at the salary above named. There
fore. be it
resolved, That the Trades & La
Dor Assembly of Grand Junction con
denim the action of Mr.. House in inn
porting foreign labor to take the
place of home labor; that there are
plenty of men here to supply de-
mands OF this nature.
&c. F. PARK Err,
IF. r.. STEARNS.
OUNCE HUTTON,
Committee.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
COMPLETE RAILWAY TRAIN
FOR USE OF PRESIDENT
Ispecial to The Sentinel.

Washington, May 1.-If bill in
troduced by Representative Dwight.
of New York, becomes law the
United States will own complete
railway train, consisting of baggage
car, a sleeping car and a private car.
for the exclusive use of the president.
The sum of 100000. to be ex-
pended by the Secretary of War, is
provided, and he is authorized an
nuaiIy TO enter into contracts with
railway companies for hauling the
train.
For expenses in connection with
the travels of the president, his
guests and attendants, $4,000 is
appropriated, to be Immediately
available.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
NEW YORK CITY WILL HAVE
HIGHEST HOTEL IN WORLI
Especial to The Sentinel. ]

New York, May New York is
to have the highest hotel in the
world. If plans filed with the bureau
of buildings are carried out.
They call for a History structure.
376 feet high, at the southwest cor
ner of Madison avenue and Forty
second street.
This will overtop by l 0 stories any
hotel structure in the city. The com
pany will expend 100000
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01

Yesterday Judge Shumate at
Glenwood sentenced Oren Stoddard,
an aged man. TO the pen for term
of from 3 to 5 years for horse steal
ing. Stoddard owns a ranch near
Glenwood. The case attracted much
attention.
Judge j. NJ wardlaw, San Miguel
county's representative in the general
assembly, married Mrs. Esther Paul.
a prominent woman of Brighton.
Thursday. Judge Wardlaw is well
known in Grand Junction.
Ray Slocomb returned last night
from Westwater, where he has been
some time past on a surveying trip,
in time to participate in the smudg-
ing.
Aaron Tally, formerly of the Grand
Junction fire department, now con-
nected with one of Fruita's leading
grocery stores, is visiting friends in
the city today.
w. b. Goode and son, who have
been visiting in the valley for the
past several days. left this morning
for Provo, Utah, where they expect
to make their future home.
DIR. w. NJ. Kermit, of Kansas City.
Kansas. visited friends in the city
Yesterday and today. He leaves on
No. tonight for Los Angeles, Cal.
for an extended visit.
l. w. Mcconnell, supervising en-
glneer OF the reclamation service, is
III 'ne clty on matters pertaining to
the construction Of the High Line
canal.
:. H. Brinkerhoff, has a new six
cylinder Maxwell automobile. 1t is
one of the finest cars in the city.
A most enjoyable day is guaran-
teed those who board Rio Grande No.
Sl6 in the morning for Montrose.
J. H. Campbell. of Paonia, is down
from that city on business this week.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
TWO CHILDREN CREMATED
IN SOUTH DAKOTA FIRE
I Special to'The Sentinel.l ]

Sturgis. S. D.. May 1.-Two chill
dren of William Reihman-a boy
aged and girl aged 4--were cre-
mated in a fire which destroyed the
Reihman home, miles north of here,
"Wednesday night
The father was badly burned while
trying to rescue the children.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
BEAU BRUMMEL DOCTOR
is SUED FOR CIGARETTES
Especial to The Sentinel.

Bloomington, H.. May 1.-Dr.
Eliot c. Dumars. known as the Beau
Brummel of the Peoria medical pro-
fession. was sued yesterday for
$3.50 by Pinkus Brothers, of New
York. wholesale tobaccoists. for B.
900 cigarettes.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01

The assay office of A. b.. Herr. at
Telluride. was blown up by an ex-
plosion of chemicals Thursday night
The damage is $4,000.
Russell johnson, the well known
contractor, expects a new e. NJ. f.
auto to arrive from Denver in a day
or SO. t=s
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
ASLEEP FOR 100 HOURS
AWOKE IN GOOD HEALTH
Especial to The sentinel.l

Canton. o., May Miss Laura
Casper. 20 year old, who had been
asleep for 100 hours, awoke yester-
day apparently in good health, al
though weak
Physicians say that her condition
was due to a nervous hysterical col
lapse. The girl had no idea of the
length of time that she had been
asleep
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
Notice.

All parties are hereby notified not
to remove any plumbing or electric
light fixtures from house situated on
lots 8, 8 and 10, block 1877, in town
of Grand Junction, without written
order from me.
MRS. A. j. MOORE.
Dater this 1st day of May, 1909.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
RACE WAR NOW ON IN
TEXAS SAW MILL CAMP
inv Associated Press.

Beaumont, Tex, May 1.-Advices
reaching this city today from Water
man state that a race war has brok-
en- out between the employees of two
saw mills there
Two persons are reported killed,
and six wounded
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
SUFFRAGE BILL is KILLED
BY WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE
snecial no The SentineI.l

Madison. Wis, May 1.-The wom-
ans suffrage bill, which passed the
senate some time ago. has been killed
by the lower house of the assembly.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01

I, We call for and deliver your clean
ing and pressing promptly. Telephon,
black 662.-The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01
TOY FACTORIES BURN
IN A FRENCH TOWN
Ispecial to The Sentinel. 4

Especial to The Sentinel
Paris, May Several toy fac
tories at Montreuil-Soms-Bo Boise. near
Paris, were destroyed by fire Wednes-
day.
Two firemen were injured, and the
property loss was 100000
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01

We have at the Manhattan Cafe
mountain trout, black bass, spring
chickens, strawberries and all kinds
of new vegetables.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01

Largest AND most complete nne =,
English. IrIsn and French pipes N
the city at Cameron's. III A'"
street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01

When you have piano or noass
ho1d goods to move call on Barton
TerriIi. They make a spec'ai'y "
such work.
The daily sentinel., 1909-05-01

regular Saturday night dance al
Auditorium Everybody invited.