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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17

iBendltas danZas y bendltOs restOs
de un cerebro en- ruinas!
.....y callad. Dejemos al poeta que
cante en- las catorce lineas de un sone-
to de ORC la gigantic epopeya de Cam
pos:
"Tu cerebro, panal de melodias,
Guardaba en- cada zelda un haz de no.
(tas:
A elias, como a bandada de gaviotas,
Nido sobre ell pentagrama tejias.
Castas 9 ardientes, dulces sombrias
Cristalizaron lagrimas de ilotas,
0, en- espasmos de fe. vertieron gotas
De amor indiana en- los acerbos dias.
Con SUI propio aguijon Sc hiri6 la
(abeja
Cuando ell panal Sc desbordaba en- mie-
Qes:
"A dura privacion y larga queja
Dijo ell cielo a la patria, te sentencio'.'
'si
Y escuch6 la victoria en- sus cuarteles
Ell prolongado toque de 'silencio."
Luis SAMALEA IGLESIAS.
Ponce, 9.10.09.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17

CAMPOS, su hoja de rubies tiene en- la
Historic: Manuel Tavarez. Y queriendo
rendlrle un tribute de carino, un home
naJe de admiration, un testimonio de
companerismo sincere, en- treinta y Gin
co minutes escribi6 la marcia f1nebre
con que Sc llev6 hasta las mismas puertas
del tetrlco mundo de los muertos al adj
mlrable autor de Margorito; trabajo que
es un verdadero panal de melodia, decha-
90 de cadencias donde ell esplritu de la
Patria llora un hijo amado que 4 la
tumba fue.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17

JUAN CAMPOS fue director da X
Banda de Bomberos, ell benemerito :uer-
po de los hijo de la llama que en- cada
coraz6n poncefo tienen un profundo Cd
riho y en- cada alma una mas profunda
gratitud.
Hay valiosos pasajes en- la Historic
de CAMPOS. Sc recuerda ell afo de 1882
La feria exposition Sc celebraba- Don
Fermin Toledo, I'm competentlsimo d.
rector de orquesta, traeria 4 esta ciudad
una, compuesta de estudiosos profesores
y magnifcamente instrumentada. Era
necesario que Ponce disputara a San
Janu la supremacfa de la mejor orques-
ia de la isla. Llamaron q JUAN CAM
POS y lie encargaron esa labor. Nuestra
orquesta adolecfa de grandes defectos,
v por otra parte, mas lamentable ailn,
estaba falta de personal competence Sin
embargo, y a pesar de todos esos pesares
JUAN CAMPOS form6 su orquesta,
toc6 en- competencia con la de Toledo y
resultaron tan admirables la una como
Ia otra que, los dos directories, repartidos
Sc llevaron los laureles musicales. -.
Otro hay que, la simple vista de un
sensillo analisis, resulta una obra mas
meritoria, de mas valor. Habia muerto
un miisico puertorriqueho, que como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17


Despues del sincope sufrido en- la noche
del 26 de Abril, su estado continuaba
grave y los doctores senalaban que un
viaje por Europa quizas lie salvaria. Qua
tro damas distinguidas de la alta socie-
ded-Josefina Martinez de Colon. Lisi
Spensced de Graham, Lii Mayoral y
Barbarita Martinez de Gonzalez-reco-
rrieron las GALES de Ponce en- un solo
dia el producto de sus empenos sumaban
se1sclentos cincuenta y I'm pesos, recogi-
dos para que CAMPOS marchara a -.,u-
ropa. Ell licenciado Ulpiano Colon, don
Olimpio Otero y don Francisco Barnes
PLAZA ayudaron activamente en- aquella
laboriosa acci6n.
Pero. .parecla predestinado que nj
CAMPOS iria al Viejo Mundo nj su
cruel dolencia veria mitigada, la gra-
vedad de sus males fisicos Sc impusie-
ron; ell espiritu empezo abatirse ell
ORGANISING humane fue cediendo POGO 4
POGO de la misma manera como una for
taleza va rindiendose ante las fuertes
asechanzas del enemigo. Fran muy agu-
dos los ataques falsos de amgor pectoris,
con un aura dolerosa en- ell est6mago, de
que sufria. va durante los 1ltimos dias,
su estado era enginoso. Termino este por
un verdadero doliente ataque de angina
de pecho que destruy6 amargamente
aquella vida tan altamente tasada.
Esos ataques revisten una gravedad
extrema, y la principal lesion que los
produce - habla un autorizado - resi-
de en- la arteria coronaria del coraz6n,
que pierde su elasticidad, negando un
gran endurecimiento en- sus paredes, y
marcandose por accesos de dolor muy
caracteristicos, entire los que figuran la
augusta y la OPPRESSION cardiaca.
Las esperanzas de salvarle habian sido
desechadas, perdidas completamente y
un gran oleaje de lagrimas invadia las
pupilas del pueblo de Puerto Rico.
Y las nueve de la maiiana del 12
de mayo de 1896, las roncas y viejas
campanas del Dolor vibraron con inf
1itas, dolientes notas, anunciaron q
a islilla infortunada que descansa So
5re las ondas tumultuosas del Atlanti-
co, que habia caido en- ell seno de la Ma
turaleza, herido por la negra guada-
ma de la muerte, ell genio luminoso y
fecundo de La 'danza puertorrique1a,
ell grande de nuestros m1sicos JUAN
MORELL CAMPOS, el mismo que ha-
bia sabido recoger en- un panal de abe
jas melodiosas ell grito de La raza, las
quejas infnitas de un pueblo que ge-
mia.
~ estallaron las Glen cuerdas del ar
pa de la Patria!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17
Luis Mu50z Ravera. -

Era Ia noche del 26 de Abril de 1896.
ella Perla" gloriosa de Ponce brillaba
con matices refulgentes. Todo un pueblo
artista, alma que vibra al magico senti-
mlento de la m1sica, contemplate las
agonias de una escena LENA de vida
cuaJada de muerte: relampago de gloria
y sombra de terror. La dulce, sublime
sinfon1a del "Reloj de Lucerna'' con-
dluia, mlentras resonaban en- las sa-
gradas b6vedas del temple, confundidas
con las 1itimas notas, una estuendosa
cascade de aplausos. Reding comenzaba
rugiente su canto soberbio, como rumor
de tempestades, denunciando ell quejido
de un pueblo que sentia sobre sus es-
paldas el latigo de la tiran1a y gran
des voces clamaba, en- ell nombre santo de
la justicia humana, libertad! libertad i!
En- vigoroso acompanamiento, los clari-
nes sollozaban de furor, gritos eran los
clarinetes, ell tambor resonaba con bra
vuras indomables, iba creciendo el
tumulto, el entusiasmo rayando en- epi-
Co.,. y la batuta Sc escapa de las ma
nos del Directort Ell maestro, desfalle-
cido cay6 sobre su atril. Querol, ell mag
n1fico baritone, ,nota la caida fatally cone
Ell p1blico que Sc da cuenta de la gran
confusion. Voces de ifuego! pueblan el
espacio, pero ioh amarga realidad! era
JUAN MORELL CAMPOS, ell genio
augusta de la danza puertorriqueiia, que
vlctima de un s1ncope, horroroso preln-
dio de su muerte, habia hundido su cabe-
"a de laureles en- aque1 monitor de pen
tagramas como estampando un dulcisimo
beso sobre aquellas mismas hermosAs
frases de Libertad! iLibertad!" que
en- Puerto Rico eran como un sol per-
diendose en- la inmensa lejania del pai-
saje..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17

Campos solo dej6 a su muerte-nun-
ca bien llorada--varios compases de
una DANA que escribia para despedirse
de Ponce-iel alimentaba la idea de
embarcarse ~ parte de un paso do
BILE con aires espaholes.
Sus 1ltimas danzas fueron la "Be-
LA Margot'', estrenada en- la tombola
que a principles del 96 Sc verific6 a be-
neficio del Cuerpo de Bomberos, y Ere
celos" que dedicaba q America Marin.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17
PBRFlLES PATRIOTlC0S
JUAN MORELL CAMPOS

"Guardemos Ia memoria de los
muertos ilustres. Y de pie, junto
a la lapida que cubra sus despo-
jos, sepamos marcar limite q las
miserias humans con esta Erase
augusta: Hasto aqu5 Weg6 la en-
vadsG 0horG Viene la ansmortali-
dad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17

semlfla de la instruction y la luz fecun-
da de la ciencia, comenz6 a instruir &
CAMPOS ensenandole las primeras le-
tras del abecedario, inaugurandole en-
la santa iglesia de la ensenanza que
eleva, que enaltece, que fortifca, A los
doce, ell viejo professor de m1sica don
Antonio Egipciaco daba las lecciones pri-
meras de solfeo 4 aquel a qu:en un dia
Puerto Rico habria de venerar tanto.
Dos amos mas tarie JUAN MORELL
CAMPOS escrib'a su pr;mera dapxa,
Sopapos" la titul5. Era IN juguete
lnspirado en- un bale donde e, choaue
temerario de las fuerzas hizo cundir el
panico destruir ell regocijo.
Y asf comenz6 la gallarda carrera de
trlunfos que tuvo ell valioso hijo de Pom
ce. Slgulo produciendo aquel cerebro
tornado con petalos de rosas donde bu-
lila un mundo de ritmos, y sus danzas
constltuyeron la nota trascedental Fran
poemas mhsicales creados en- la fanta-
sla de un hombre artista por naturaleza :;
poemas que tenlan algo de esas leyendas
encantadoras del pals germano, que en-
su charla divina nos habla de rumor de
besos y batir de alas, de suspiros de
madres y carifos de mujer amada. =.
ZERO entire todas sus obras, brilla con
una rara admirable refulgencia, una
DANA de sublime creaci6n. La fopssa
y enthusiastic imagination del artista de.
rramo una gran cantidad de ensueiios.
oe fantasia, casi una leyenda epopeyica.
de amor en- aquellos pentagramas, de-
rroches de ammonia, de alma Sublime.
7 Ia DANA, de brazos con Ia Fam.
eruzo del Setemptri6n al Mediodfa ,7e1
orlente al Poniente, y la isla salu,l5 co,
'os clamoreos de una victoria al nii5o mi;
maoo de Ponce, al artista y al genio oue
nacla Vlorar las almas al murmnl,o do
su muslca, ,triste y quejumbrosa como los
ayes oe la alondra del terr,1f5o ber;do
por los dardos de la envidia
Y en- las playas de la islilla Y en- 81
seno de las selvas y en- las copas de las
abruptas colinas gimientes, comenz6 la
danza y cien mil gargantas argentinas
preludiaron aquellas notas intensas, rit-
mlcas, de aires soholientos, junto a sus
versos pasionales que hablan al corazon
de grandes intimidades, de coloquios de
amor mas enthusiasts y carinosos que
los duos de Margarita de Judith
arrullos de un alma enamorada-danza
LENA de ayes y de quejas y de suspiros,
cue nos lego como un recuerdo eterno
aquel coloso artista que nacl6 en- Anne
rics y que muri6 en- la Glocm....
JUAN CAMPOS fue director da IL
Banda de Bomberos, ell benemerito cuer-
po de los hijo de la llama que en- cada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-09-17
Numero 226

iBenditas danzas y benditos restos
de un cerebro en- ruinas!
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08

installing a plant run entirely by ell
ectricity and thai it expects ii to be
in working order in a couple OF
weeks.
1t is reported that in a short time
work will be resumed on the Chicago
Florence ground which lies between
the old Rogers lease on the Florence
and the Hall Florence in Goidfield.
The Four etals Mining Company
OF Independence, lnyo county. intend
ed TO erect its own power plant for
its properties neal Keeler, but the
directors are now considering a prop
osition from the Nevada California
Power Company to furnish light and
power.
A carload of ore from AZ property
of the Broken Hills Company, operat-
ing on the Old Randall ground in the
Lucky Boy district, Nevada, has been
shipped and another is about ready.
and after this it is the intention to
send out about hree cars a week.
The ore will average $1,9 u ton.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
BIDS WANTED

Sealed proposals for delivery +. o..
Il. Carson City, Nevada, Tor one ten
ton roller, combining durability with
the best and most improved forms OF
mechanism. The board OF county
commissioners invites a competitive
exhibition or demonstration OF the
various Road Rollers manufactured.
Bids for the above described road
roller must be filed with the county
clerk of Ormsby County, Nevada, on
or before the 9Th day of August, 1909,
at ten o'clock a. m.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
f. 0. PATTERSON.
Clerk of the Board OF County Com
m~issioners. JStd
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board OF Capitol commissions
ers at Carson City, Nevada. until II
O'Clock noon. July s, 1909, for fur
nishing labor and material and lay
ing cement walks and coping, also
gravel driveway, around the Govern
Or's Mansion. Plans and specifica-
tons maybe Eel at the office of the
Governor, State Capitoi. Carson City.
Bidders must furnish Il certified
check for ten per cent. of The amount
bid. The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BOARD OF CAPITOL COMMIS-
SIONERS.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
MINING NEWS
OF NEVADA

The Goldfeid Stock Exchange the
and Exchange Board. is having a va
cation this week. The m will re-
sumo Its calls on Saturday July 10
and the latter OF Monday July IL.
The latest news from Ellendaie.
New. Is that the original edge of the
Cliffords md Nays Is not being OPP
ened up at present. but is being
stripped. A hole has been sunk -four
feet from the bottom OF the open cut
which gives q depth of Ii feet from
the groupings. II vas not the inten-
ton to break into the ledge, but this
was done accidentally ut n place
and two n of the rock gave pam
nings of $50 in gold. A little later
less than once gave s. In gold.
Louis II. Koontz confirms the re-
port that the stock pool of the {. o.
u. Consolidation Mining Company OF
Goldheld which has existed since the
organization of that company has
been finally dissolved. The pool had
In II about 1000. 900 shares of stock
which had not been touched since the
capitalization OF the G.. o. ID. and the
Gold Bar were merged with that OF
the new organization. which was Civ
On It's present name and capitalized
at 5000. 900 shares.
+. Is. Meechling of the Nevada-Cali
fornia Power Company reports that
with the coming 81 the power line
into Pioneer many Of tae leases and
mining companies are installing ell
ectric power. The Bullfrog Consoli-
dated Mayfiower Mining Company is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR ElkS

A special train conveying the mem
bers and families of Reno Lodge
No. 591 b. p. O. f.. will leave Reno
on the night of the 9th of July for
Los Angeles, where the Dig conclave
occurs on July 18th. The train will
stop for several hours at Oakland.
a Jose. Santa Barbara and other
points. About eighty have signified
their intention of going from Reno so
far. according to Secretary White.
and an enjoyable time is assured.
There will be room for several out
siders who may desire to join the
party. Reservations may be secured
by applying to S. f. Bigelow or r.
+. Pickett at the V. & T. r. r. office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08

Eye strain is productive Vi headache
and nervous troubles. Don't delay at
tending 10 such an important matter.
See DR.. w. II. Bruaddus. C%phthalmo
'Ogist, at Friends Jewelry Store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08

Business mans lunch served
daily at Dick'c between 1870 and =
able A.. B. G. brews. Get i. at Dicks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-08

Anheuser beer on tap at Todds.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17
WHERE HAVE THE HOUSE FLIES
GOMEZ

The screen doors and windows
may be put away for the winter. The
impudent flies that bring the germs
OF typhoid fever upon their feet from
sewers and cesspools, to deposit them
upon our food, have nearly all dis
appeared. How will they get a start
again next year?
Like the bees, the bears and the
squirrels, the house fly hibernates
during the winter season in cold eli
mates. Probably 80 per cent perish;
but few that are fortunate enough
to find favorable winter quarters live
until spring.
When the days again become warm
these over-winter flies are attracted
TO stables and manure piles, where
eggs are deposited that soon hatch
into white maggots that, in the
course of ten days or two weeks.
change into flies. In few DAYS this
new brood of flies is laying eggs in
decomposing filth to still further in
crease its kind. Several generations
are produced in this manner in sin
gle summer, so that by the middle of
August the fly nuisance is on again
in full force
Clean stables and the prompt re-
moval of all filth and garbage, will
do much to lessen the swarms of flies
about our dwellings.
careless nurse who throws the
Stops from the sick room of a typhoid
patient where they may be visited by
the flies may be the means. through
the assistance of the flies. of distrib-
uting the disease to the homes of all
her near neighbors.-C. p. Gillette.
Colorado Agricultural College, Fort
Collins.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17
SOME SUGGESTIONS TO THOSE
WHO MAY MARRY.

Several young men at the office
are contemplating matrimony. | was
led to speak to them on the respon-
sibility of marriage. AS an Episco-
palian, | do not believe in divorce.
As a total abstainer | have no use
for alcoholic beverage. | gave the
young men, in writing. some sug-
gestive thoughts for those contem-
plating matrimony." l was agreeably
surprised at the warm manner in
which my paper was received.
Several suggested that the same be
sent you for publication in the News,
Here they are:
Before Matrimony.
Remember, "wedlock is a paddock"
with the key lost.
Don't forget, "a good husband
makes good wife"
Keep in mind the two bears, bear
and forbear."
Attention, "a bad husband cannot
be a good man."
Before you run in double harness.
look well to the other horse.
Before you marry, look out for a
house wherein to tarry.
Don't be in hurry to tie what you
can't unite.
Love in a cottage is all right. if you
own the cottage.
Don't marry on two bits" when
you require -four bits"
Remember. ut is not every couple
that Is pair"
Bear in mind eff your wife is crust,
mind that you are crumb.'
Always remember "a good wife is
a good prize
Blessed is the man that hath a
virtuous wife, for the number of his
days shall be double.
When the husband is fire" and
the wife tow be sure you are
worthy of being crowned"
Have in remembrance women are
the poetry of the world"
Bear in mind a wife is "help-
meet. a companion" not slave
a hired help.
Forget not. las you give love
pure love-you will receive love, and
that true love never. never, grows
old"
After Marriage.
Don't consume your money "in
smoke" better place 1t in the bank
Remember whisky drinking" is
risky drinking"
Don't forget that the "best side"
OF public house is the outside.
Keep your lips from sip, and sip,
sip sip.
Bear in mind. drink first dims,
than darkens, then deadens, then
damns.
If you viii. drink like fish
water only.
Put glasses to your eyes, not to
thy lips.
Always be in good spirits" with
out ardent spirits; remember
ardent spirits" are 'evil spirits
1t is your obligation to spend your
evening at the sign of "the tea ket-
tle."
Men are strong and hale without
strong ale. F. B. r.
Rocky Mountain News.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17
NEW BOOKS ARE PLACED
ON THE SHELVES Of PUBLIC
LIBRARY Of GRAND JUNCTION

During the past few days a large
number of new books have been
placed on the shelves of the Carnegie
public library in this city, includ-
ing many of the very newest and
most popular works of fiction. There
are also many delightful juvenile
books.
The list of new books as furnished
The Sentinel today by Miss Camille
Wallace, the librarian, is as follows.
Life of Emanuel Swedenborg,
With Brief Synopsis of His Writings"
White.
Life of ]. NJ. W. Turner. r. A.;
Hamerton.
Tragedies of Sophocles'; oxford
translation.
Makers of Florence: Oliphant.
Mosaic History of the Creation
of the World" Wood.
Sixty Years With Plymouth
Church: Griswold.
"Our National Government" Lo-
gan.
Cyrus Hall Mccormick" Casson.
Conquest of the Missouri; Han
Last of the Plainsmen" Grey.
FICTION.
Bride of the Mistletoe" Allen.
silver Horde; Beach.
my Lady of the South: Parrish.
Little Sister Snow: Little.
Aunt Amity's Silver Wedding;
Stuart
Goose Girl"; McGrath.
"Truxton King: McCutcheon.
Calling of Dan Matthew'S;
Wright. 10Y
"Cardillac"; Barr.
white Sister; Crawford
Winning Lady; Wilkins-Free-
man.
Flute of the Gods; Ryan.
Volunteer With Pike: Bennet.
Kenneth Gait; Harden.
Emily Fox-Seton" Burnett.
Man of the Mountains; Crockett.
Martin Eden; London.
bella Donna: Hichens.
Options; o. Henry.
"Beechy"; VonHutton.
Certain Rich Man; White.
"Homesteaders" Boyles.
Forty Minutes Late; Smith.
John Marvel, Assistant; Page.
"Old Rose and Silver; Reed.
"Mocassin Ranch; Garland.
"Open Country; Hewlett.
Marriage a la Mode; Ward
"Talisman"; Scott.
"Colonel's Daughter; King
JUVENILE.
"Child's Guide to American His
tory; Ellison.
around the World With the Bat
tleships"; Miller.
Briefs for Debate" Brookings.
"Debaters Treasury; Pittenger.
MY Life Among the Indians;
Catlin.
boy Pioneers: Sons of Daniel
Boone; Beard.
Carpenters Geographical Read
ers" Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia,
North America and South America) !;
Frank G. Carpenter.
"On the Old Kearsarge": Brady.
widow O'Callaghan's Boys; Zol-
| linger.
West Point Cadet; Malone.
For the stars and Stripes; Tom
| linson.
Janet at Odds; Ray
swiss Family Robinson; Wyss.
Captain Club; Barbour
Football Boys of Lakeport" ;
| Stratemeyer.
"Billy Tomorrow; Carr
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

The last health talk of the Y NJ. C.
A. course will be given by DR.. Warm
er on the subject Care of the Teeth"
These meetings have been well at
tended and the series have resulted
in a great amount of good. The in
terest in each succeeding talk has in
creased in very encouraging man
ner and ii is quite likely that more
undertakings of the nature will be
promoted in the future.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

A. X. and E. p Greenfield. of
Woodbine, Ia, were called TO this
city by a message stating that their
mother was seriously i'll. They ar
rived here the first of this week and
will remain until after the funeral
announcement of which will be made
later. Two other brothers, sons OF
Mrs. Greenfield, whose death is an
nounced elsewhere, will arrive today,
or tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

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., 1909-12-17

Perhaps you have never asked for
sGnking accommodation. Perhaps
sou never will have to ask for 1t. but
D, you do, you will naturally find it
easier to ask where you have been
carrying a check account, and this
hank stands ready to accommodate
erndent business people.
H3R GRAND VALLEY NATIONAL
RANK.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

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. ID. Smith Drug
Co. stores.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

The Heflin Bros. Realty Co report
the sale of two pair of lots on Four
teenth street and Grand avenue TO
Miss Mabelle Nesbitt The former
owner was j. H. Burris.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

II is announced that S. G. McMullin
and Frank Turner, joint owners of
the large grocery store at Collbran
are contemplating opening a general
merchandise and banking business in
DeBeque, and for which they will
build a large new building.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

j. w. Colcord. of Glenwood, a
prominent business man of that city.
is transacting business in Grand
Junction today.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Schmidt expect
to leave the city shortly after Christ
mas for California to remain for
number OF weeks. Mrs. Schmidt has
not been enjoying good health for
some time and the visit to the coast
state is to be made for her benefit.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

Nothing reserved in the buggy line
Prices shot to pIeces.-Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17
The f. A. Ryan Co.

We nave kind ana gentle horses
suitable for the ladies to drive. Call
Milne. junction 22S.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

The c. d. Smith Drug Co. stores
In this city will show a handsome
display of Christmas gifts.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

Your credit is good with the Crown
Furniture Company, 334 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

Stay clear of Fred Mantey's soc
whips.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

Now the lap robes and horse blank
cts. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

Lap robes s2.OO to s16.OO.-Fred
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

Furniture and household goofs
stored. Phone Black seq.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-17

,. Il Nick enzie, expert in plumb
ing and heating work. 545 Colorado.