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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1909-01-07
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how every organ seems to fail to do its
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all the other organs to health. A trial
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If you are sick you can make no mis-
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The mild and the extraordinary effect OF
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how to find out if you have kidney OF
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UribnadJts- Qiena.
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(SfisSe uutt 8. Reinbulb.)

lin iehs BIN i6 bienitirei uno I'M
iieben 3iinben mir Die Si6ter ant
Yaume AMI" - .Wie gut bns paBtl
Bit Oh bod enblih nal am Seiligens
abenb 81 Smiiel"
.SaS sebt bod ni6t immerl Sent
nal, Warie. fpenn mir es am Seili9z
abenb ms Iae 81 Sauie bequcnt
MAIDEN pollten, uuo es gdbe Se,icrs
ruf? Sdnn fonnten mir ia tpobl imt
Sflafrpd unb NIT Der langen Yfcife
mad Der Sranoiteue laufen."
ga, Su bait re6t. Ibicu, Seins
ridl" - .Auf 8ieberieben. MaricI"
limb babin sina er, Der Seuerfpe6rs
Sauptmam Seinri6 Wertens. elm ers
probtes 8lieo bes tapfereu 8orpS
beEen Sebiie lit: "9ott our Chr uub
benz Rdditen CUR @ebrl"
gg mar 10 gefpeien in Den bier
Sdtren ibrer CHE: Simmer bate Seinz
rid serabe am Seiligabeno Dor benz
gbriitfeite Sierit 9ebabt. GS bate
iih niht dnberu laien, tpie ichr CT GO
aud setpiinidt.
Pun mar Der Sube, Ser 8i!belm,
brei Sabre uno oas 0tdbcl. Die
Gliie. sipei Sabre alt. Aus beleu
augen ihauten lie Seibe. unb penn
tie nit ibrer flareu Stimme lostrGbs
ten. oann 8eiateu iie Scibe. baB ibnen
Der liebe @ott cine reht geiunbe 2ungc
Gle batten Seibc iid) bon
Der Mutter er5Gblen laiien, pie e3 mn
Seiligabenb Dor Dem @eibna6tsfeite
sueebt. llnb mar Die Ruttcr nit
benz gr5Gblen fertis. Damn batteu JIG
nod 5ipan5is Nal unb preiBig &al
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

mar bun9ris, unb Sbr babt mir 5u
ellen geseben; ib lpar buritig. uno
Sbr babt mir 5u trinten ge9eben; idl
mar Elm Srember. unb Sbr babt mid
aufgenommen." (Matb. XIV, 35.)
"a, IN Der Chat. IN bieIem ainoe
bate er Gbriitus iiftbar Dor iih, unb
er fano i'm buugris, buritig. fremb.
Sic 8erei5tbeit hattie Serrn 9aIinser
ihon LANCE %perlnlien, uub an ibre
Stelle pnr liebenbes Mitleib eetreten.
Seine tribe Stimmlng mar gleifs
falls perihtpunDen; benin bas 2ift Der
iperttbatigen Siebe perbreitete it'd, tute
ipeiterer S~onnenIheirt ant Sriiblin9ss
mloreen, in ieiner Seele.
Shnea bate er lid entihloHen BEN
&naben mad Snuie 81 bringen UNI
leine @lter1 fe1nen 81 lernen. Wdrs
tin. 10 bieb bas &inb. fiibrte Serrt
&1linger in ein abeelegenes giertel
Der Stabt 5u etuem alien 8ebdlioe,
no er NIT ieiner Iutter unb elmer
iiingeren Sfpeiter pobnte. GIN ber
Sbiire ansefommen. b0rte Serr Ball
linger, tpie Wltter uno Scdter abs
nehielno beteteu. Is er Die Sbiire,
offnete, fanb er Die bitterite Irnutb
I'M lonit Iau6eren Observation-Disclosures.
Sic Oaltter mar re6t franz rn6
obnc ale Yflege. Sic Itammte aus
gutter Samilie, bate jung einen tpobIs
bdbenben &aufmann 9ebeiratbet, ber
nber ungliidlihertpeiie, nahbem &c
iein gan5es germoeeu berloren bate.
in's gleub eeratben. lansiam babins
aeiiedjt mar. Sie Srau hattie. nm
iih nit Den &tnbern bnrfSubelfen,
obgleih tic nift an f6rperli6e Irbeit
eeipobnt mar, als Rdiherin BET frems
ben 2euten aeoient. biz ibre &rdfte
erih0pft tpuren. Sbre Hotb mar
scgenipGrtig aufs Sofite eeitiesen.
Sa eri6ien Serr Salinser ole Getter
AM vSeilisen Ibeno". bur9's Gbrita'
finoleiu 5u ibr gefiibrt. gs tit iibers
fliiiie 81 ben,erten, baB Der reide
&nufmam fem Sal5, nadoem er Die
Sdmilic 81 iih genomnleu bate, nibt
mebr ODE uno nerlaiIen furb. Wartin
lit nod iest feline Sreube. fem Stol5'
unb Iein Croft. limb Sert 8aIinser;
periifert uns. baB jener @eibnddtse
abeno Der ihonIte unb1 9enubreihite
ieiues gar5en Scbsns mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

gefra9t. 9hn muBten lie aber aud,
Ilcs. uno in benz fleineu &opf bdmz
merte etn @efilM non gren3enIoler
Sra6t uub Serrli6feit. tpte lie MIMI
mer JIG 9eihaut, Gem Batter lpdre
es ans Ser3 ~geaangsIL lpenu er Die
&iinihe Ieiner 2iebliftBe ui6t b6ttc
erflacn tonnen. llgO g mar ibnl
and ~9eluu9en, '.''
b, @nlb Iefs llbr a6enSs mar cs; c5
ldneite Ieiie. '9ic 2euie tttbten ultf
Den Strubcr btt uno Der, init Rntctcn
.uuo aiftden unb 8aiten, eincr mod
elilliger als Der nnbere, in Dem Be
ltreben. beim 81 temmen. SrulI
Nturic bate Iucs in DEM tleiucn
Sausbalte geprbnet; freilid ipor c3
ni6t let6t gegnngeu, pcnn Die 8iuber
.btngen an i6ren Hbfen ipic bic
alctten unb cs mar 'fmum log bon
lbncn 81 fommcn. Noh cine babe
Stunbc uno pentg mebr barber,
Damn mliBte ibr Wanu tommen.
@as mar benn aber bns "a
orauBcn? SnS Ibur bod fem fro6er
ACCOMPLISHMENTS nab Sauic2 In9its
poa, auf9ercgt, baittg, rannte MAJ Die
StraBe binunter. 8uS gibt's Oa,
mas lit los?
Inn Die Ode berrm. in Scr 9ruBcn
Snutiihlerei brauutc esl Scbt raj
Ielte Die erite SpriBe Die StraBe her
ab, nod cine rno pteoer cine. -
Serihipuuoen mar Die SStiIle bes
Seili9euabeuo5. HGocrgeraiiel. 9rcuc
Yfiffe, commandments uuo baS
Haltiheu uno gruuieu Ser Slammen.
8eiBenb batteu tic III DEM leiften
@GateriaL nm ii6 ge9rtffcu uub fluz
telno, fntIternb uub tnuiternb, nett
bin 3iingelno ihhI9en tic 9e9en Den
gtahtbimmel empor.
Srnu Iarie lab aus ibrem Seniter
auf oaS ihnlrig sih0ue Bib. Sidt
an lie 9ebrdu9t itauNcn Die beiocu
8leineu unb itarrten eribrcdt in baS
ipp9enbc Slammenmccr. Damn nbcr
faltetcn tic aac Srct Die SGuDc; mic
felt Die tleineu Sin8erhen iueiuauber
ifloNcul limb iubrilritig tlun9 es,
iuic imnler. bel ieocm Scuer: "Sieber
8ott I'M Simmel, bebiite Oh unieren
lieben Gaterl"
9ralBeu auf Der 5traBe tpintte
jest cine NaGbnriu bcruuf: ~gs ioacn
6lpei Irbcitcr im SelIer itedeu, SAINT
l%icnodter!" 8roBer @ott. beute, anl
Seili9ennbenbl 8ic cnticblid uub
ME fiir6terlih! @elhe 8eibna6tsz
taac!
IS mar ie6S llbr porbei. SraI
Iaric badtc nift an Gbriitbaum uuo
Beibnnbt5 : 9ciheerung, iie bahte
MIR Der beioeu Iermiteu, Die BON
8%iingelnOen Slnmmenmcer bebrpbt ipu>
rem. lie badte an ibrcn Ianu. Iuh
Die ainber. Die Den 9nu5eu Tag iiber
uift batteu auib0reu tOnueu, mann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

aniiaen. Gin fleiner 8cibnahtsa
baum jtanb alf benz Glide uuo nebeu
tim rauihte Der Sbeefeiiel.
Eriebri6 tpar falt unp miioe, on er
eirfrat, bod Der Inblif eripdrmtc unb
erfrii1te i'm. CT 9iua 8ur &ie9e,
Iiebtote bas &ino unb Ipielte nit lint.
Da trat 3ild alf i'm Sl, leste hire
Nrme ltnr feirlen gals. ibren aopf an
feline 9ruft ilnb Iprab NIT tbrdneHs
eritidter Gimme: rSriebrid. cs lit
mir 10 Ieib, tauuit On mir Iaes pers
3eiben2" - %, liebe 3iHd, uuo i'd
mar 10 bart 9egen Did. pilit Su mir
ales per8eben?"
Siau bob lire Illaen nuf. fab ibren
Nlann an, llnb Sober lds in ben be-
aeanenben 8liden Die 2iebe leud)ten,
.6te nun ais Dem Sfuttcn ipieber mn
10 litter ~beruistrat. Steber Sriep>
rid. Iiebe 3illn", bas parem Die elm
3igen Borte. Die nod nDtbig iparcn,
iim Die S%erIobnung p%olitdnbig 5u
MAIDEN.
9as mar Elm sliidlites 8eibun6tss
feft. = ID1te es IN ar Die Sduier
beute einfebren, in bencn 5tuiiden
Tann unb Sra1 bisber Elm dbnli6er
bunfler S6atten lag.
9ifts itorte fortan Der 9eiben
Srieben. benz Tie batteu burd bus
2eib bel gelernt unb persaben es
nimmer, 8ebulb miteinanber 81
baben. limb ipenn 2eiben unb Yriiz
flneen fameu. beitrebten Tie ii6 taper.
bieielben NIT chamber uuo fir eius
amber 81 tragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21
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bran1dtii6eu1 Spiel, ber1niidt nit
religiolen anoabtsiibungen, iiber neun
Gage btn5iebt, eriunert lire Seierlifz
felt an Die alien Rpiterien in 0eutih>
Lamb Im neunten uno lebten Gaze
peroen @eitenfe pertbeilt, Die allerz
oinss mir Die fleinen Idbben beg
Stammes erbalten. Sic Wiitter
iiberrei6eu Die 9aben, Die meiit BON
Den mdnnliheu Stammesmitaliebern
perfertigt limb unb INNER Die SSprm
elmer mo9Ii6it erea unb pbantaitii6
getletoeten Suppe baben muB. Siir
Die Wofis bdben bieie ionSerbaren
Tlppen burh Die 8%erbinbuna nit benz
uebernatiirliden cine tiefere 9eoeuz
tung; man gibt tie Den fleinen OtGo@
den, INN i6on friib ibren &inoerieelen
Die reli9ioien Inihauungen bes Bottles
ein5uprdsen, DIE lie Damn mieoerllm
ibrerieits in ibren &inbern beieitigen
Iolen.
Hoh tpeiter inn Siiopeiten leben
Die Yueblo Snbiduer, Die
gum Sbeil ibre 8eiernationen in Neuz
Werito baben, am ldugiten IN felten
@emcinihaften, unb 3tpar in Steinz
bdllern, i'm 9egeniaS 3u ben noroz
li6en uno oirliden Stdmmen. Die MIR
mad erbitterten &dmpien ibr 9toma>
oenleben in 3eltsu aufeesebeu baben.
alld bel linen tpie Bel nod mandeu
anoeren Stdmmen ipirb iePt Die Sitte
befoI9t, am eriten Gage bes neueu
S,uhreS fuuItppQ dlIS Spu beraeitelIte
59tere: 3iesen, S6ufe, 8inoer,
Sferbe II. /. No.. auf Die Seloer Su
tragen, bamit bieic finitlihen &C.
IdDpfc i'm fon1menben Sabre iiber bic
Sbiere ibrer Irt 5u 8uniteu ibrer
rotbeu Serren tpaten unb bamit Elm
erfolgrei6e3 neues @eifdftsiabr
lidern. ..
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Brrritrt hru Arnaem frGb-
" lid,r a1rtbnadytrn.

@eun Der talte Norblpino bur1 Die
entbldtterten 8dume iauit uno bi6teS'
S6nceseitDber Die StraBen einbilt.
lebt es lid reht bebagli6 i'm fpdrmen
Stiibden. 2eiber aber lit ni6t Iaen
pieies gliidltte 2oos beibieben.
Heihtbum unb Irmutb fpobnen nit9t,
ielten in ben 9roBitdbten nidt
melt bon chamber. Sas Sreuoens
felt I'M eisenen Seim tpirb cine
bimmliife Reibe burh bas beielis
gcnpe 9eipistiein erbalten. ba5u beis
9etragen 3u baben, pasIelbe in Den
Siittcn Der armen. &ranten uno
glenben 10 piel als moslid au einem
Sreubenfeite 81 MADDEN. Ste Sreus
bentbrdnen Der Rittpen unb @aiien.
trdst Elm @ngel gum Sbrone @ottes
unb lie iperoen Do autbetpdbrt Tiir
Den 8ergeltungstag; oeun Der Seis
lamb bat ia ielbit seIagt: n8as ibr
Dem @erinsiteu Ieiner Sriiber ges
than. bas babt ibr Ytir ielbit getban."
llnb feline 8%erbeiBung miro in grfil<
lung geben: .Selig iinb Die 8arms
ber8iaen, benn lie tperben 9armbers
3iafeit erlanaen." @dbreno iebt in
sen Yalditen Der Iiuiondre Sirn uno
SerS Ii6 mn nod nit 8eibnadtss
&eIfenten beiddftist. tpeiB mar in
mander Siitte niht, tpober Die Wittel
nebmen. am III. 8eibnahtss Seite Den
8oli bon Der Sbilre 5u balten. limb
pie manhes Saus tpuroe our6 2rdnts
belt pber Sobesfduc IN Der Samilie
in elm Srauerballs peripanbelt? @el6'i
cine ibone 8elesenbeit bictet ii6 Do
fir Den @emittelten. Ser3 uub Sano
All Dffnen, Die &iimmerniie Der Ir=,
men 8l linbern, Die Srauernoen 5l
troiten, Die Shrdnen bon 8itttpeu
unb @aiien 5u trodnenl r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21

benm bas G6rittino tomme. tic
Idmicgcn ieet. o.,
Sdn9lam erbluBte nlhndbltG Der
~blutrotbc Sdeirt bes Seuers, man fab
es, Die farupferprobtc Selieripe6r mar
oes %lpiltbeneen @lementes' Serr ees
porben. y &oH Der Strnsc Der ert6ns
ten Die Stimmen Der o Der 8ranbs
ltellc 6ctntehrcneeu bis 5I Srau
Warie's 6enIter. I. a - a.ta5 .
Sic beioen Irbeiter. Die nod in
Dem brennenocn @ebGlGbc iparcn.
ioaen lie obumdftig, uber lonit he'll
berdlsgebolt bubcn", hicb IS bd. =
~8ott lei SantI" iu6elte am Seniter
pbcn Die 3ub6rcrin. Il "Nber @iner
bon Der S%euerluehr bat lid men
oroentliteu anads pegGeboltl~ I'd.
Sruu Wurte erbleihte. .pem ces ibr
Seiurih iuar? Aber CT tpar bod
biSber irner ipo6l erbalten eeblicben.
SretItG bate audi mic ibr Ser5 10
unrubtg gepodt.
Sa fam elm Scucrlpebrmann
ihnelleu Sdrittes bcruui. Srau
Ytnrie lief ibm ihou uuf Der Srcppe
cntgeaen. ' .Sruu Wertens, Sbr
Waun lit am linteu Irme bllrd1 einen
brcnncnoen Snltcn leift perlest. @r
miro ieBt perbuubeu unb tommt
oann!"
Sic lrnr 6ucrIt ratblos; bam itieB
lie miibinm bcrpor: nah, iaeen sic
ood Die @nbrbeitI Rein Wann lit
ldlper %pcrpuubet, iii tpbtl?"
IS bebiitel Ser Commandment ihidi
mid ia erprcB bcspegeu, bamit Sbneu
DIE &eute fem dummies 3eug pors
rcbcn. Na, guten Ibenol"
Srau Icrteus ertrug bie Iugit
nitt mebr, tie ippute Die &inber an
elmer @pbmtn9S : Hn6barin brinaen,
unS Damn ielbit our SranoiteQe ellen.
Iber "a erihalten ihpn i6tpere
Critic auf Der Sreppe; 9eitiiet bon
eirem a%antcraben fam Seinrit Wers
tens, DEN linfen Irm in cincm Suhe,
trdftig it'd aufre6t balteub, ipenl1 audi
blei6 i'm @eii6t.
Pam, gRanu. lin GottespiIlen.
Wunnl" -
.8ubig. Iarie. rubig. es lit geraD'
nod nal 10 por6ei9e9angcn. Nber
3 Seihecrcu fperben mir bod lppbl
biz morgeu pcrIhieben mitIien!"
&dbreno er es lid beollem mahtc.
rief Sruu Marie: vaber, ME f~onnteit
On MIR 10 BRETT ieinl"
.8ar i6 nt6t, @utter", ma Die
rubi9e Nntiport. .Siebit On. Den
@inen bon Den beiben arnlen &erlen
batten mir rnus. nber Den Nnoern
fouuten mir ui6t finoeu. biz ih ibn
nit cinem Wnle niht peit bon meinem
SlaBe mertte. GS lab bitterbos aus,
aber iprau8 i'd niht 81, %perbranute
or pbnc 8nnoel"
,llnb Define Srau, Srine ainber?"
ySaran babe i'd seoadt. aber i'd
fannie ben Selmert, Der BARN itcdte.
Gr bat IT ganscs SGuflein &inoer.
limb na iagte ih mir, bonn, mai su!
SIS lit Sciue 4fliht, i'm 81 retten!
S~ebenfaaS miro's Seinen Seioen NAL
gut nngcihrieben, oaf ibr Batter ms
Tcuer %seiprmnsen 1T. gber .
gliifte!"
Die Srau ,ueintc Stia. yWfutter,
Srau", lahte Der Yerlctte, linn
wirb's fir ms bod elm idb6neS @eihs
uaatSieit unb fir bic Sclmcrt's aud.
Sbr' nal, adj mic ih6n!"
Snl bplleu Sbpr itinmten Die
@lpdeu Der Stabt ibr 2ieb an bon Der
irobliden, bon Der ieliaen, %suaOeus
b%rin9cnpcn @eibna6ts5eit -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-21
MaasM

Seills Gbrilnis tpirb tommeu
nit iolder Naieitdt unb ga1t, baB
Die gauge 8elt 5ittern unb beben
ipirb. CIR piro t:nursa oils Der
md6tigite 80nis gu elmer rebeuii6eu
Gtaot nit ieiueu u~n5dbligen Bee
puffueten.
- Die WcnI6en m6gen i'm Sample
um'S Saieiu baiten uuo ia9en unb ii6
abmiiben, tic mDgen inn &ettremleu
bes 2eben5 lid gegenIeiti9 Die Grfclse
ab5urineeu perIubeu - am gnoe ers
reihen tic Gue pph mr. elm eemeins
James 3icl = bas 3iel auer @eniheu
auf Grben lit bas 8rdb.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
&--O--C-I--E-- T. v
-sssAA sesse~
Has Many Friends in the City.

Widely known in this city is Jack
Fesler who In years past has had eX-
lensive interests here and who is still
quite frequent visitor to Grand
junction. Consequently the an
nouncement of his marriage will be
received here with keen interest. The
following is from Sundays Denver
News:
John II. Fesler. one of the best
known men in the state. was married
At 5 O'Clock Saturday afternoon to
Mrs. Pauline II. Clark at the home of
the bride. 17l5 East Colfax avenue
The Rev. C. Irving Mills. pastor of
the Church of the Ascension. Epis-
copal. officiated at the ceremony,
which was attended by only few
relatives and Intimate friends of he
couple.
Immediately following the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Fesler left for an
extended honeymoon on the Pacific
coast. Upon their return they will be
at home at 17l5 East Colfax
Fesler was formerly state treasurer
Of Colorado. During President Nc
kinley's terms he was minister to
Annoy. China. He was formerly pres
idont of the First National bank at
Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Clark is the daughter OF Cap
tain and Mrs. Knott of Ocean City,
n. j.. both of whom attended the
wedding.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
The Apple Queen Contest.

interest Is Growing apace In the
LEGAL contest for a young lady dele
gate to the Apple Show in Denver. So
far only two candidates have been
announced. Votes are now pouring
into the two local daily papers from
friends of these two young ladies'. 1t
is rumGred that several other candi-
dacies are soon to be announced.
TheY.Wo already announced candi-
yates and their standing up to this
afternoon are as follows;
Miss Lillian Sawyer ......... t,147
Miss Barbara Mckay y......, 1000
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
ToDAY's WEATHER REPORT.

Dec. 6, p. M: Temperature. a
relative humidity, IL; direction OF
wind. NV; velocity of wind. miles
an hour; precipitation, o: weather
partly cloudy.
Dec. Z, 6 a. m: Temperature. 20;
relative humidity. SC; direction OF
wind, NE: velocity of wind. miles
an hour: precipitation, o: weather,
partly cloudy.
Yesterday the maximum tempera-
ture was 30; minimum, IS; mean.
"a. or degrees colder than normal.
Forecast for Grand Junction and
vicinity: Partly cloudy with local
snow tonight or Wednesday; not so
cold
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

r. p, Logan. of Cleveland, Ohio,
one of the leading real estate men OF
that city, and holder of some little
bank stock, is in the valley this week
with view to purchasing property.
commission company In which Mr..
Logan is interested had an agent in
the field the past season purchasing
q large amount of fruit which in
directly has interested Mr., Logan in
this community as field for invest
II mt.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
NEW WoDDMEN OFFICERS.

Last night the members of Book
Cliff Camp, Woodmcn of the World,
elected the following officers:
&. T.. Bond, L. G.
A. q. Lange, Q. G.
II. G. Miller, A. L..
II. NJ. McElroy, Banker.
l.. J. Chapman, Clerk.
c. o. Gasho, Escort.
G.. V. Chalmers, Watchmnn.
ID. l.. Wilson, Sentry.
q. II. Robinson, J. w. Swirc and
W. II. VIII, Managers.
DIR. II. Freudenbergcr, Musician.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

w. V. Watson, the well-known
Plateau business man and land own
er. Is down on business today.
+. +. Carnahan is down from the
Plateau country on business this af-
ternoon.
j. l.. Oliver, of Palisade, is trans
acting business in the city today
X. X. Keck, of Grand Valley, is
looking after his business interests In
the city today.
One hundred new real estate cards
arrived at the Chamber of Commerce
office today. They vary in amounts
from $500 to $4,000.
A special meeting of the Chamber
of Commerce was called for this af-
ternoon to consider the Hannah
Creek mountain water proposition.
Frank p. Tanner, the Collbran
banker and member of the Tanner
McMullin Mercantile Co, is trans
acting business in the city this after
noon.
The reclamation party have broken
lup camp at Palisade and are now
running lines near the Book Cliff
railroad north of the city.
II. f. Essley of the reclamation ser
vice, temporarily located at Montrose,
spent Sunday with his family in -his
city and returned to that city yes
terday.
Very interesting and lively to-
day has been the testimony before
the Hannah Creek commissioners. All
of the testimony of the Hannah
Creek people will be in in day or
two. it is reported.
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We can sell $4,000 worth of III,

Nauunai Orcnard Heater Co. stock
for $4,000 with guarantee that II
will earn 90 per cent on the invest
went during the next six months
The Rich-Hutchinson Realty Co.
1t VIII prove one OF the finest mu-
steal attractions in the city's history
the Womans Club musicale at the
church Thursday ev-
ening. Admission 25 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Don't fail to attend the musicale
at the Congregational church Thurs
/ day night. Auspices of the Woman's
Club. Best talent in the city will
/ participate. Admission 20 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

We lay away anything you may
purchase from our wonderfully beau
tiful stock of holiday gifts. Come
early though and make your purchas-
es at the c. ID. Smith Drug Co. stores.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Last evening DR.. and Mrs Carl w.
Plumb pleasantly entertained the
members of the Colorado Alumni at
their home in honor of Miss Mary
Sirachan, of Colorado Springs, who
has been visiting in the city for some
days
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Thursday evening the musicale of
the Woman's Club will be given
nj the Congregational church The
program is n brilliant one.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Go early and see the handsome dis
play Of beautiful Christmas holiday
goods at the c. ID. Smith Drug Co.
stores.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Christmas package perfume at Van
Horn Drug Co., 551 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Fine pipes for Christmas. The
Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
AFTER A COLD AUTO RIDE

what could be more comforting or eN-
hilarating than a nice cup of Hot
Chocolate, which you win always
nnd ready at this season of the year
at our soda counter? We give it to !
YOU pure and cheering, fun of that
goodness and uutriment so peculiar
to the best quality OF Chocolate. It,
is food. drink and medicine all COM
bined, at low cost.
o. NJ. ELLIOTT. 443 Main St
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Denver, Dec. THE entire state
Of Colorado is shivering under the
cOldest December weather in thirty
one years. For three days the high
est mark in Denver has been five de-
grees above and last night, for the
second time within three days, the
ten below mark was reached.
Bitterly cold weather is also re-
ported from southern Wyoming,
twelve below being recorded at Lara
mie last night.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
ICY BLASTS
STILL BLOW
IBy Associated Press 1

Chicago, Dec. "A heavy snow ac-
companied by lower temperatures and
3o-mile-an-hour wind swept over
Chicago and surrounding territory to-
day. One man was found dead from
cold and exposure, andA two men,
blinded by the SNOW, were run over
and killed by trains.
The snowfall has seriously hamp-
cred transportation.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

High grade perfumes always ac-
ceptable for Christmas. The Quist
Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Leather cigar cases for the smoker
for Christmas. The Quist Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

Heavy hauling of any description
carefully attended to by Milne & Mil
ne. Phone Junction 22S
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

|CIDER-Any quantity delivered G.
j. Cider &C Pres. Co.. S23 South
Seventh street. Phone Mesa 217
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07
WANTED.

WANTED-To buy well secured pa
per or loan you money.-Milne &
Milne
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

900 green hides, for
cash; any kind. Shropshire &
Gordon.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

WANTED-Yout to know that we de-
liver sweet cider. G.. ]. Cider &
Pres. Co.. S23 South Seventh street
Phone Mesa PIT.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

FOR RENT-Furnished room: close
in. III South Ninth street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

WANTED-At once. a buyer for
Mesa County National Bank stock
What will you give? Write P. O.
Box 80.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

FOR sALE-Milk COW. 242 Grand.
The daily sentinel., 1909-12-07

WANTED-Man and wife want
work for winter on ranch. Call
Y. NJ. c. A.
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THE PALACE BEAUTIFUL.

Terse Comments Upon the Christian
Endeavor Topic for July 1e, Pill.
grIm's Progress Series. VII. "The
Palace Beautiful" Eph. a: 7.1s;
8: 1917.
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Fairfield Wants More sewers.

Fairfield, July 13.-The city Of Fair
field is wrestling with the sewer
problem. Fairfield already has six
miles of sewers. but it is claimed that
more are badly needed.