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The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

GREAT SNAP-If you have $4,000
cash to invest see me at once as |
nave the most attractive PROPOSE
tion to offer in the way of a ranch
home, that was ever offered Won
before, Chas. A. Smith, room Is.
Sentinel building.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

The big Carnival next week. Ev-
eWbody is enthusiastic over its COM
ing.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Two OF the car repairing depart.
ment men We're sent to Palisade today
to repair several cars.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

quite q large party Of young ladies
and gentlemen drove 10 Hannah
creek yesterday 10 enjoy the cooling
breezss OF that section. They took
their lunch baskets with them and
enjoyed an evening meal i'm the open.
The party was iu charge Of Messrs.
Dan and Frank Hill and 81 included
besides those two gentlemen Warren
Fletcher, B. S. Lee, Mark r. Bunting.
Misses Maud Burton. Helen Bunting.
Bessie Settle. Mary Rozzelle. Ethel
Adams. with Mrs J. y. Bunting and
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Wallace as chap
eroueB. The party returned 10 this
city about ten O'Clock. reporting a
most delightful time.
At the oxford hotel vest erday af-
ternoou. Miss Alpha R. Miller be
came the bride Of Walter r. Cannon.
Of this city Justice Of the Peace J..
= sweeney performed the ceremony.
The bride Is a resident Of this city but
has been east on a visit for some time.
The groom Is son Of H. NJ Cannon
and is connected with the p V. coal
mine at Cameo. They viii continue
their residence at Cameo. Among
those present were the brides grand
father. u. II. Miller, who came from
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

SHitchmau Treharthen. who has
been laying off the past two or three
weeks visiting and fishing al Guu-
nlsuD. returned home TODAY 10 re-
sumo worh- His brother. Geo. Tr--
bartheu. Of that city. has returned
with him 10 visit In Grand Junction
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Brakeman Mcdonald has trans.
ferred 70 Salida and will run out OF
that division for a few months.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Geo. BowresOn, q new arrival in
the city. has accepted a position as
shop maChinist
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Engineer o. A. Moore has reported
for work.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Ladies' oxfords and ankle straps
Sl-75 al Cass * Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

It is reported by close friends OF
the general foreman of the round
house that the twentieth of this
month. when that official will go to
Denver for visit. will end his bach
elor days. His friends say thatuhis
is not bum huntch." ."
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Engineer Gilpatrick today reported
that he was ready for work again af-
ter a layoff OF a few days.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Tomorrow a special train Of ten
cars will leave Paonia for Ouray car
rying on board the Odd Fellows to
the convention at Ouray Provisions
are being made to handle five hun
dred or more passengers.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

CIV Thompson. night foreman. is
contemplating laying off for a couple
of weeks and going up the narrow
gauge on fishing trip.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Fireman Sisk has reported o. X
for work after a short layoff.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Night Nardmasfer H. L. Brum-
baugh ls laying off for feW days
and his position is being filled br
Hugh HurDrd
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Tadies' ovfords and ankle straps
Sl.75 ar CasS & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Engine I6G leaves today for Burn.
ham shops TO receive a general over.
hauling
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Midsummer shoe saie at Cass & co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Sam Waldroup. general foreman Of
the repairing department. who has
been sick the past several DAYS. is
able TO be back at work today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Machinists Ziethen. Collier and
LaTourette returned yesterday from
a short fishing trip at New Castle.
They claim 70 have broken the ang-
lers record as all three Of them stood
in the water casting for eight hours
and caught only one finny siN-inch
trout However. they report a very
pleasant trip.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

WANTED-Al once dining room girl
Phone Junction 557 or call al
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

"4ins' ovror1s aud ankle straps
SI.75 at Cass & Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Conductor Mike Madden has taken
'he Blue River run out Of Salida and
has been transferred 10 that place to
live.
The daily sentinel., 1910-07-11

Conductor Sydenham has laid off
from the GlenwOOd Springs local run
and Conductor MCLaUEhtou has
transferred 10 Glenwood to take the
place in his absence
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09
MAY BE BOON TO SOUTHWEST
Corn Especially Adapted to Dry
Regions That Comes to This
Country from China.

Last year Q small LOT Of shelled
corn Of a kind new to this country
was sent to the department of agri-
culture from Shanghai. 1t proved
to have qualities that may make it
valuable in breeding a corn adapted
to the hot and dry conditions of the
southwest.
The plants raised in the test av-
eraged less than six feet in height,
with an average of II green leaves
at the time of tasseling. The ears
averaged 5la inches in length and
4 1-3 inches in greatest circumfer-
cree, with 16 to is rows of small
grains.
On the upper part of the plant the
leaves are all on one side of the
stalk. instead of being arranged in
two rows on opposite sides. Besides
this, the upper leaves stand erect in
stead of dropping. and the tips of
the leaves are therefore above the
top of the tassel.- Scientific Ameri-
can.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

ID. E. Greathouse. the prosperous
Dry Farmer. was in town last week,
visiting and attending to business
matters
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Beuch died at their home on
North First street The parents have
he sympathy of the community.
Rev. ID. Regain of Las Animas
Preached at the Baptist church Sun
lay. in place of Rev. Kelley who is
N Las Animas holding the revival
services.
Cleve Langdon arrived in Lamar
saturday morning from the West
I'm slope. Mr.. Langdon will join
ne new engineering corps on the
-'wo Buttes project.
T. Hall of Carlton was arrested
Dy Sheriff John Simpson Monday
nd placed in jail. Hall had pass
d a worthless check on John Cor
ion of Bristol for $7.75.
]. ]. Vandermoer returned from
denver Sunday morning. where he
las been visiting his wife. Wander
loer has charge of the End divi--
ion on the Two Buttes project
Miss A. Moore of Fort Collins ar
wed last week and is at the resi-
.ence of J. J. Ballard on 9Th and
ak. Miss Moore Is an experience
d nurse and may decide to locate
a Lamar.
Jason James and family returned
rom Mack, Colorado, where Mr..
ames has been in business for the
,Lst six months. Jason says La
lar is good enough for him and
.e will remain here
G. NJ. Davis has opened new
rug store on the north side, and
Jrug Store. Mr.. Davis is from Col
'rado Springs and has a very ex-
client reputation in the drug line.
The rental and tenant lands OF
he American Beet Sugar Company
will be handled this year by Mr.. s.
.. Dillon. formerly Of Rocky Ford.
.'rior to his appointment to this
POSITION, Mr.. S. L. Brown handled
ne work for the company. Z,
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09
Concert At the Presbyter-
Ian Church.

On Thursday evening Feb. 18th
It s o'clock q concert will be given.
oilowed by a sale Of homemade
andy. Admission is and rs cents.
.'he concert program includes:
'iano Duet-Misses Mildred Thorne
and Gladys Borton.
SONG CYCLE
Miss Mildred McNutt.
LADIES CHORUS
The Old oaken Bucket"-Rhys-Her
bert.
PLANO
(a) Cupid's Appeai-Engelman
CD Moon Moths-Kussner
Mrs. William C. Wix.
VOICE
When We're Together''-James
Mr.. Cunningham.
VIOLIN
(a) Cavaune -. Raft.
OBJ Mazurka -. .Mlynarsk
Miss Sallie Reader
DIALOGUE and TABLEAU
Girls from Over Sea and Land
Misses Strong. Dey. Merrill. Nc
Lean, Davis. Beardsley and
Arnold.
LADIES CHORUS
The Peace of God" -. .Nevin.
"A Bit of Foolishness Jane
Dickinson.
LADIES QUARTETTE
odd Black Joe" -. Wooster.
Miss McCandliss, Mesdames Ward.
kerry and kirkpatrick.
MALE QUARTETTE
(a) Loves Old Sweet Song
Parks.
OBJ Two Flies" .Malloy.
Messrs. Cunningham. Conger.
Kirkpatrick and Fortune
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

VIII Simpson of Holly was in
Lamar Tuesday on business.
W. p. Bell purchased the Sea
bury property on South sixth street
Samuel Higbee and Henry Massei
were up from Carlton the first O.
this week.
Fred Marx left for Two Butte.
where he will join the Wilson corr
of engineers.
Howard Koen returned from L
several days business trip in Denve.
last Friday
Chas. Maxwell of the Lamar mill
made q short business trip to Kan
sas. last week.
Leonard White was up from Hol
ly Monday afternoon looking afte.
his business interests.
Mira Jake Chism left for Miss
ouri Sunday where she will visi
her relatives for few days.
d. w. Robinson has opened
second hand store In connection wi =
his harness shop on Santa Fe Ave.
Aesdames Smith and Palmer re
turned from Denver Sunday after
noon. after weeks visit In Den
YER.
Mayor 2. s. Darrough and How
ard Brown were up from Granad.
attending to business matters las,
week.
A marriage license was issued t.
Curtis Lee Swan and Bessie Fark
er. Both parties are well know
in Lamar.
Judge Henry NJ. Hunter arrived IL
town Monday morning and will holl
an adjournedd session of the Dis
trict court
The Lamar Hardware Company
IL making several changes and de
corating the second floor of theii
building.
The L. o. T. N. dancing clul
will give a dance tonight at tn.
Fraternal temple. A good time IL
expected by all.
A. Bruner sold his residence t.
J. J. Ballard last week. Mr.. Brun-
er has moved to his new property
on seventh street
z. G. Condit, who formerly was
editor and proprietor of the Vile,
Journal. has taken charge of tn,
Hartman Enterprise.
w. Allen Robinson has accepted
. position at the County Treasur-
er's office. but he will not draw
his SIS per day.
z. N. Whitaker. w. NJ. Steward
VIII Sturgeon and c. NJ. Gordon
came TO Lamar Monday from Spring
field in their new Ford auto.
W. E. Roll has accepted tn
position as draughtman at Beach
camp. and arrived in Lamar las
week to commence his work.
Silver Bros. expect to erect I:
fine business block on the propert,
they purchased from Chas. Max
well. The construction work com
mences at once.
The Wednesday evening dancing
club held . masquerade ball las
week. there being some forty coup
les present A most enjoyable even
ing was spent by all.
County Commissioners are having
session this week and the Null
nix bill was brought before them
The commissioners also took ride
to Carlton to inspect the river bridg
which was damaged a few weeks
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

egg.
The captain cooked his head on one
side and leered ironically at the two
old maids.
We'll. don't wonder he was
s'prised.' remarked Lavinia.
'S'prised?'
yes. s'prised. Amt 1t rather out
Of the ordinary for captains?"
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09
What Worried Him.

You look worried, Biffkins."
Il am"
Somebody Ill at homer"
No"
Business isn't what 1t should be.
eh?"
THAT amt IT,"
We'll. then. what worries your"
II was Just wondering how it's 60
ing to be possible to heat them aero
pianes in the winter."-Clevcland
Plain Dealer.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09
Domestic
Financiieriing

They sat in front of the open fire.
The only light In the room was that
of the flames. It was Just the right
setting to invite confidence.
Now tell me all about him." said
the young married woman to the en-
gagged girl. as she stirred the fire.
"Oh. he's perfectly lovely began
the engaged girl
"Of course" interrupted the young
married woman. He II SO much like
my Jack"
"oh. he isn't . bit like Jack"
Indeed" The married woman
stiffened perceptibly.
Il didn't mean It that way" pro-
tested the engaged girl They are
both the very incest men in the world
ried very soon and I wanted to ask
you about the expenses of fat"
Yes. can tell you all about IT,"
said the modified young married wom-
an. Jack says am the best manager
he ever saw-best at spending and
best at saving. 1t sounds paradoxical.
doesn't lit Now l am going to con-
fide our secret to you. though Jack
says. Lets not let the world know
So you mustn't tell any one"
You can rely on me-" said the en-
gagged girl. That IL. Of course, I'll
tell Harry"
First. let me advise you 70 learn to
manage your husband" counseled the
young married woman. sagely. This
part. Of course, you mustn't tell Har-
~. Let all important suggestions
come from him. II you need a new
hat tell him he looks SO nice that you
hope he won't be ashamed to 60 out
with you in your old hat-that you
Just can't afford a new one-and see
what will happen. Second. don't econ
omize-"
But well have to-" said the en-
gagged girl. I'VE must be very care
full the first year"
Beware! That will be q precedent
he'll always expect you to live up to.
Don't do It. You can save money
another way-our way. The usual
trouble with bride IL that she makes
the grocery bill SO small at FIRST her
husband thinks Il IL economy to be
married and so he allows himself
more eigafs than ever
As for clothes! Women make over
their trousseau3 until . man thinks
dresses and hats grow on trees. No.
ny dear. that isn't the way It Is
much easier to get money when you
are first married than 1t will be later.
l know mamma always had to wait
until winfar ,IN
and then 1t would be warm weather
before she got her winter OUTFIT"
Il can do my own sewing and ] am
learning to make bread"
Stun and nonsense. Not that l
don't believe in learning TO cook
Jack encouraged my going to 4 do
nestle science school as soon as we
began to keep house. Mammals ex-
perience was SO different. They didn't
have the domestic science schools in
her day and she said she cried every
meal the first year she was married.
Papa's mother was q splendid cook
and for a long time mamma Just
couldn't get the knack But, as I was
telling you. learned to make rarebits,
salad dressing and wine sauces first.
OF course. Jack asked why they didn't
teach us to make bread and to roast
meat; but what is the use of learning
to make those common things when
one can always buy them? At first
did try. but soon Just took to buy
Ing everything except my soufnes-"
But the expense?"
Jack doesn't mind If they do cost
. tribe more, He says he thspks his
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

Proprietor Tin new restaurant)--
Would you mind recommending our
place to your friends, sir?
Dissatisfied Diner-No, but I've
got some enemies I'll recommend
to it.
Proprietor All, thanks very
much. You're sure to have more
anAmias than friends.
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

Straight Advice.
Millionaire Ito attorney)-It Is my
desire to leave all of my property to
the United States government. How
can I do SO and be sure lot Of rela
lives won't get it after I'm gone?
Attorney-Turn your holdings into
United States bonds and notes and
burn them on your Observation-Disclosures,
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

when the bills began to come in
thick and fast he laughed-that is. at
first; then he scolded and I-cried.
That made him feel SO like a brute
that he said could charge anyth .ng
l wanted to. though goodness knows
how he could pay the bills. Then l
told him / was saving his money"
Il don't think Harry would want me
to charge things" said the engaged
girl. doubtfully.
when / explained 1t to Jack he
thought me a perfect wonder. Give
me the cash for the grocer said he.
and I'll give you a nice new bank
check for the amount and you may
keep It A. long as you want to-the
longer the better
Il told him / would keep all the
checks he gave me until we had been
married rs years. He was so pleased.
Now he writes me extra big checks
every month and takes the cash to
pay the bills. keep the checks
safely.
so we have everything we want
and save . lot. too. 1t isn't necessary
to economize-that is. II Harry is half
as generous with his bank checks as
Jack is"
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

Needed Another Femur.
Excited Naturalist-Are you aware,
IS dear sir. that this gate post Of
,ours is the femur OF an ornithosceiids!
Farmer (apologetically)-I always
bought 1t was somethin' odd like. II
oi't match the other post nohow!-
Punch
The Lamar register., 1910-02-09

stars there are plenty Of delicatessen
stores. Anyway. we are saving SO
much money that the extra cost of
food doesn't worry us.
Jack Is SO good about giving me
all he earns-every cent. / save it all
and buy what l want on credit Jack
didn't know at first that / had the
money put away in an old trunk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
WATCH FOR THE
MOON ECLIPSE
Tonight the Luner Planet Will Be
Completely covered-VisibiIe
Here If Sky Is unclounded.

A total eclipse of the moon is to
occur this evening when the familiar
satellite and nearest celestial neigh
bor will pass through the earths
shadow and will produce spectacle
that will be visible in Africa, Europe,
western Asia, South America and the
eastern part of the North American
continent.
According to data complied and
predictions made by Prof. D. w.
Morehouse Of the department of as
tronomy of Drake university, the
moon will rise for this section partly
eciipsed at sos this afternoon and
Will be fully eclipsed at 6:47 and will
leave the shadow at 1858.
The eclipse beginning at conven-
lent hour in the evening it will oc-
cur under the most favorable condi-
lions for observation should the
weather be pleasant, and next to the
recent appearance of Halley's comet.
II Will be the most popular celestial
event of the year. When the moon
Is Immersed in the earth's shadow
her disk will appear dimmed as if
covered with dark veil. and her
unusual faintness at the time of her
FULL cannot fail to attract attention
II clouds do not obscure the view. AS
the moon will be in perigee, or near
est to the earth. her disk will appear
somewhat larger than usual and the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
BACKACHE MEANS
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A Remarkable Treatment That Saves
the Kidneys. How You May Cure
Yourself Quickly and
Thoroughly

With the progress of science comes
one remarkable treatment for kidney
diseases. 1t has been so thoroughly
tested and its results have proven so
revolutionary that well-known firm
in Michigan has undertaken its distri-
button to every part of the country.
Those who suffer from kidney trou-
BILE and the disease resulting from it
will be pleased to know that every
package of this treatment is thorough
Nv guaranteed. This should assure
at least a positive cure to every suf-
ferer.
Every man and woman should know
that backache is usually well-defin-
ed symptom Of advancing kidney dis
case which may end fatally unless
treated in time; that rheumatism and
bladder trouble are caused from moth,
ing more nor less than kidneys that
do not filter the poison from the
blood: that dropsy, Bright's disease,
diabetes and bladder-stones are caused
by bad kidneys.
Once they are made to work prop
erly, these diseases should quickly
disappear.
This is done by the new treatment,
Or. Derby's Kidney Pills.
We urge everyone who has pain in
the small of the back. profuse or
scanty urination, pains in the bladder,
cloudy or foul urine, not to fail to
get a package today of DR.. Derby s
Kidney Pills, and drop all other kid
ney treatments. Senator Stevenson
of Washington. writes from Olympia:
There is no question about the eff
ficacy of DR.. Derby's Pure Kidney
Pills in curing kidney and bladder
trouble. | know whereof l speak"
Dr. Derbys Kidney Pills are now
sold at all drug stores-60 pills-10
days treatment 20 cents, or direct
from Derby Medicine Co., Eaton Rap
Ids, Mich. If you would like to try
them first, ask your druggist for a
free sample package. Then buy a
package: YOU will not regret II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
Feature at podles.

Among the great dramatic stories
of American writer's there are but few
possess the fascination and interest
Of Hawthornes "The House of Seven
Cables, 1t has outlived it's first blush
of popularity and has thrilled the inn
agination and interest of more than
one succeeding generation of readers.
The peculiar dramatic value of the
story lies not so much in what hap
pens as in the feelings which prompt
the happenings and it is task of no
mean proportions to transfer this sub
tie fascination. from the printed pages
to the screen story in silent drama
The Edison Company feel that they
have accomplished this task more
than successfully and take some pride
in presenting the film for place
among the really beautiful produc-
tions OF standard works of the day.
The train of events and action of the
story take place Il: succeeding gener-
ations more than two hundred years
apart; and yet by skillful dramatiza-
tion we feel that we are dealing not
so much with personalities as with
representatives of two houses or
classes of men, and with the effect
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16
Best Uncle Toms Cabin Yet.

Best Uncle Toms Cabin Yet.
1t was a good Uncle Toms Cabin
company that presented that more
than half-century old saddest of
dramas at the Grand lost night. And
it was a new way of offering the
play to the public too and one that
caused mirth and laughter as we'll as
tears-and the house" was plentiful
ly filed with those who took moist
handkerchiefs home with them The
character of Marks the lawyer, was
the best ever seen in all the years of
the shows coming here, and burlesque
and farce are both included in AL.
w. Martins play. The orchestra was
an extra fine one and the band also
A matinee was given in the afternoon
for school children and both that and
the evening performance were largely
attended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-11-16

through which they have been work,
ing by the scientific nature of their
experiments. The general tone of
their entertainment is regarded as
amusing rather than educational; but
at the same time the nature of some
tests is intended primarily for the
physicians and scientific element.
For instance, the first exhibition of
their work to be called to local atten-
tion will be the hypnotizing of a
young man Saturday evening at 7:20
in the window of the B. & H. clothing
store. 1t is not necessary for the
operator to be present in person, but
the suggestion of sleep will be deliv-
cred over the long distance telephone,
and the young man left in the state
OF somnambulism until the arrival of
the company. He will then be awak-
ened on the stage Monday night after
a slumber of about fifty hours.
On Tuesday young man will be
hypnotised in the window of the
Loewenstein piano store, and will
play the piano from nine O'Clock in
the morning until eight-thirty that
evening when he will be awakened at
the theatre. Their pianist is an &C.
complished musician, playing the lat
est selections, MANY of which are his
own compositions, and the whole day
will be a pleasure for the music low
ers of Keokuk.
The Gilpins want it definitely an
nounced that they are the hypnotists
differant. Their tests are new, their
methods individual, and their whole
entertainment invites comment by its
rovelty rather than comparison by its
suggestive similarity to other shows.
Prices 10c zoe and soc.
Seat sale opens Friday morning.