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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
Gbepaar eritift.

Contractor Mi6lano mo Satin iplir.
Den I'M Sdloie bon 2enttgos &c.
tootet.
HemsO %. Sebruar. - &C.
meiniam in Den Zoo gingen 9eltern
irilb Nnorciu Niblano, ein IN Hr.747.
II. StruBe, mobnenoer 30-jubri9er
Gontraftor, mo icine I'M fiini Sabs
re iiingere Satin Gbitb, ipelfc 9ei.
DC in Shlale BON tiidilden 2eud)ts
gas il%bcrDoltigt ipureen. AlS geee,l
10 llbr &ormittogs Soiepb Collins,
Gin iiber benz ghepqor ~wpbncnbcr
Mann, oos Salls p~erloiien lpolltc,
perlpiirte cr cillcn pe~netrnnten Gas
acrlld), Der aus Der giblanO'ihen
Wobnung 81 fonlmen id)ieiI. Ga er
oui iu~ieoerboltes IouteS Eoden an
heren 5biire feline @ntiport Prbielt,
6enodrihtigte er sic anoeren Saus.
b%eiuobncr. urb nod filr5em lleberle'
gen brod) ma bic Sbiir eiit. Gie
galI5e Wobnillg mar gum GrItifen
nit 2eudtaoS geiiiat. uno no mug
te cine 3eit lang morter, che mar
eintrctcn fonntc.
Sei'n gctreten bes Gb5imnters
fonoen Die Serte Niblonb foot oni
oenn 6llBbooen liesen, uto i'm anItc.
Benoen Sdlof5immer Log ole innge
6rali leblos anf benz Bette. slem
Inid)cin had mar Aiblono im 2auie
Der Nad|t, ais er bon 2el,d)tgoS id)on
bol6 betdilbt mar, erfpaht lino aniges
itoiloem nm eiit Scniter su 0ffnen,
lpor abcr oltf Dem @e9e bortbin ;ll.
lonlnlell gebroden, luoral,i boS @oS
iein Worbtuerf all linn ino Der ob.
nltngslos ihlaienoen Satin pollenbs.
te. Nod) NlisIage oes pom Roriue.
giidcn Soipitol herbei gerliieilen or.
Slider woren beioe 8ottem ihon
nlehrere Stlnocn toot, ais man lie
iano. Cine ltnteriud)ung ergnb, DOB
cine ocicfte Stcqc in Der @asleituta
Dos tootlid)c @oS iibcr Nod)t bate
entltronten lolieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

9cllS altd) in ieiner bornebmcr GltBe.
rem Griheinin9 Den iuugen Miaio.
nencrbeu beItenS.
MlS 9ritter i'm 9unoc pcroient Sr.
&orl Goler erpdbnt 5t lperoen, ser
Die Molle bcS HentIer Ebcobalb 81
mon ipieIte. Elm &omitcr oIlereriten
Hongc$. Scirc &onlit lit bon elmer
icinen oisfreteu @rt, CT c~r5icltc 1rpBe
@irtumgcu nit gcringen Wlitteln.
Sic Scenc, no er iid) pom YantoiieI-
belbcn 6iiinOiiit' ;energiid)eili Batteu 5u
cutluifeln periuft, brahte ibm einen
northumberland 2adcriolh s.;.@
Sri. Gilt aoidot ais p0ieuitnnao-
den 2ouiie4 perbient aleitiaGs 10
bender Serporbebung ;ibr NuitrittS-
LEO .Sellt.iit Der Sog@"- aelaue ibr
iebr gut. sic iob llbri9etS gum Nm
bciBcn oppctitlid aus.
Serr otto Weier OILS Der eiicriilft-
%roicnoe rliiiihe @roi mar gut, ebcll-
10 @r. DC Gelto~uls D@oiton". Sri.
>dfo Gicbl dis n@ermoinc" uub Sri.
Inno Srnnoid) alS nSIeurettc" reib-
ten iit Dem Guicnblc luiirhig on,
Mlld) Die Ncbeurollen iuoren gut be-
lett.
alSitottung ulb &oitiimirul9 iton-
Den nitf b6hitem Niucou, Gos Or
DIETER tbot lcine Sduloigfeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
WDroer snm Sooe O~ernrtheilt.

Hem Durf, %. 6ebrilar. -
Gid)tcr @oif perurtbeilte beiite III
Ger Criminal. abtbciluns oes Sber.
aeridlts ben 25-i6brigen gomorb q.
gic@rotb bon Nr. 10, Wauerlp.
VIace. wcId,er in ser pergamgencn
&od)e beS MorbeS i'm criteu @raoe
ifnulbig beiunocn morocr mar, gum
5ooe. Gie Sinrid,tirng lpuroe bonn
Gidter iiir bic nit benz If. aptil
b%cginncnbc @od)e ~ieItgeiebt. DC.
6rotb'S Spier mar Benjamin Hoic.
Ter Woro geld)ob am 10. September
1909.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

AcOefurt mno M. 6. Winer GSloten.
Ilctt) uno 8mt. Sorn (@ciang) nit.
9flld tic wurben Don ibrcn Sorcrll
Marin gcieicrt.
NcmubtloS i'm Eart oui4
Gcfunoeu. - Srau 9l9neS 0reB'
lCf, 10 Sabre olt, bon Nr. S25.
@cdcr's Court, mllroc geitern I'M
GruiO-Nia.E orf bemnBtlos auigcfuna
cen uno nod Dem ct, 2ufossSoipitoI
iibcriiihrt..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
StarmiidJe Sahrt.

"Wal,retonio" loitgt peripGtet IN
eNips Oorf oil. @roi Sigrdp
bolt iif cine omerifoniid)c
@roltt.
Gew 9orf 2s. 3cbr. Ger
Hieicnonmpicr .Monretonio" bot
alli Samitag nad) Der ltiirmiid,Iteil
Inbrt, Die er ci SIT beitebeu gebobt.
mo 5u nelfer CT ) Gage NM 10
Stllnbcn broud)te, on ieincm bieIis
gen Eier gnfer gerporfen. Ger
Sanlpi NIT Dem entieiielten Stirnl
begnnn idlor bel Ger 4biabrt, 10 oab
Der SootIe %ge5iuungen mar. Die 6obrt
nod gmcrifo unireiDillig mit5unla.
den. lie abiabrt lpnroc nm me1-
rere Stnnoer per5Ggert. 9is Sltr
antunit III Hem.Yorf pergroBerte
lid, Die 8erip1tung INNER nlebr, bis
lei lflieBlid) einen oanSer Gag be
trug. 60 semoltige SturSpeIlcn
gingcn iiber oen Hieien hilnuee. baiI
auf Der COMMUNICATIVE SIS 3oa
oidc @lasidleiben 5ertriimmert ,plir.
oeit.
Inter Den TaiiuaisYcn beionb lid,
Der ingariihe @rof anton Siarou
Der sefomiiien 1T, feline srout, SRI
3orriet Inlp, Die Softer oes Der.
~itorbcncn aupiermoguotcn Marens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

,Scler6cboroc bon 9altilnprc-Gount
Gin, I'M in cini9en Sogcn ole i'm
ilbertrogenc StellltnN ais Sllperin
tenocnt Der &ergniiqllnaS Gtobliiic.
mentS bcS o9fiucr.T icm.Eorfa" oll5l
tretcll.
Sclbitmprbpcr II h in ci
ner @cfGngniB5cllc Sl
elmer 3enc Der oitlid)en |oli5ciita.
tion peribludtc Der 3S Sabre ult(
6orncr Sioin aennep BON 9oltl
morr.Gpultp, melder Don Dem Ger.
gconteq &lein megcn mlecblidcl
SrllntcnDeit pcrbnitet mor6en NOR
ol9cblid) III iclbitmorbcriihcr Ibiid)i
5pci Eilen, meld)c @ift enthieltcf
Seine Sbot mltroc raid cnt6eft nll>
Der Gebensmiioe nod DEM st. So
iepbS-Soipitnl" ilberfiibrt. Scin ;3ll'
itono lit nid)t gciGbrlid)cr Nutlm II
miro or bcreitS bclitc ooS SoipitoI
micOcr pcrloiicn.
SpicIcn0c &inber Der.
urnd)cn @rGu0c. Die
Sprtben.G ompngnicn oeS mgltlidell
Stu0ttbeilcS mlBtcn I'M Souie beS
Cages 5mcimnt oiisriiden. mo in ic.
rem TaIlc baroclte eS lid Inn Stint
Ger, meld)e ourd) Spiclen has fSeller
rcrlriod)t botteli. Sn Der Wobnitlg
0c2 aler. 9tnielnib, Nr. t05. Goro.
EopplctonltruBc, ipieltcn &inocr at
cincn brcmncnoen @oSberb lmo Der,
ilriodlten oaonrh cill 3Seilcr, meld)eS
ric Wobelltilfe mo aud Dos Sol}-
iuerf bcS SallleS b~cld)Goigte. - Gin
Slno bcs Srn. Sobn o. Stepens Don
Nr. t02, ScottltroBr, er5eilgte Ollrd)
oo5 llmperien zines brenlenbeil le.
trnlelrm.S fcrs IN Ser eltcrlidel
9Sobnlut0 ctn Sd)noeniercr, pcld)c$
alcifioQS bic 8clcr1pebr inter.
Nriiden mlBtc.
Nb1cbcn. Snl Doben Sitter
bon 50 Sabrcn id)ieb geitern Iroll
Charlotte Soilile 0ierling, @ittpc
bon Scrmonn i. Gicrline, ans oenl
Sebcn. Gle geeroignnte finbet NOR.
gen Nod)mittog bonn Sroiler6oltlc,
Nr. GA, @orncritroBc. aus itott.
Sn iDrer @obnlng, Wr. sos,
Observation-Disclosures, ltorb Geitcrn
Sron GliiabctG Siegirico, gcb. Scd,
Satin oca 'Serrn Charles Sieeirieo.
Die Seeroi9ilng iinbct mlorgen Mod).
mittog I'M . llbr oli oent 2ouoon.
Eorf- 1riebboic itott.
9nrd) ecu d tgos crit # t.
= Williom Burton Don SreoeridS-
burg, 3d., lptlroe 9eitcrn Miorgeu in
Gompop's Sotel, Ar. ,612> Git.Som.
boroItroBc, poil 2elld)tgaS crItidt oMi.
9%eiinlDen. Gr fam nod) baltimore
I'M Trbeit 81 iud)cl1, ieood] obne Gr.
iolg. Coroner Hilep iteate einen olri
llniaa lautenoen Sootenid)ein aus.
Sic % itfliebbaher sc
ellidoft anb A~eiteru ihr %iiiuites
Gnn5ert III 2ebnlanTs Safe. Sin
5cblreides Tublifum mobnte oenl
CONCERT bel unlo ipetocte Ser Stint
lerid)aar ber5lid)el, woblperoicntell
@ciioq. an Srfeiteriperfcn I'M.
iofte bos Frogromm Ole folgenoen
Gfiter Sob Der Supitcr. Spmpboniq
rolt Wo5art; Marid) .6arelpe1" ans
9'off's n2eonorc"; @nl5er .gn Der
id)oncn blnlien Iol,ou" Don Straiif
Niiuertiire 5u adeiianbro Strabella"
ton 3lotom; nRard OF tie Cor
goples" Don 6oparb 5batd)cr nm
Song pitbolt Wor6s," ,alpops"
ntb .Scottii6 Innce" Don isrit
Saul. SoIiitiid) nirften Die $50.
George j. @aul Qrombone) q. $,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
Nns bcm Snneren MarplanS'S nno
ben a%nareuscnScn Stnaten.
Giicubobnlinic miro per.
l0udcrt

VI { Hp0DHllHl MIRO per
l1naert.
Gle ,Treocrld &oilronb 60" bcub.
iidtigt, lire biSberi0en 2iltien sSre,
Oerid . Mio0letolull = 9ruooot . Sci
ferion mciter olls5uoebnen, bon1it Ole
@%erbinbutg bieicr Streden nit Der
oWoibil9ton. Srcoerif & @ettps'
burg 3 Giicnbohn" bcrgcitellt luerocll
fam.
Iie @cfnbr ill Der.
Gic @cfnhr elmer ipeitcren lleber-
ihpen1muitg III Eort GepoIit, Mb.,
lit ollem Mnibein nod beieitiet,
Iie gisnlaiien Iino IN ben lebtcl,
Sngen in Solgc bes marnlen @etterS
mo pielen &eaets geborig 5uionl'
men9cidmol5cn.
Snrmer burh Sf,ub Der,
ipuuoct.
Sobn &. McTomoro, Gin befanl;.
ter 6ornler bon SipeeoS Wid, neltell
Meilen norolid, BON Clifton, MO,
ipirOc bon Sobn 9urfe ollrd) cineil
SdlB periunnoet, neil CT lid mei-
9crtc, cine Tedning lit Sobe bon
$40 prompt ST beglcid,elt. WcNomo.
ia liegt int n@ilmington . Soipitnl"
mo biirftc follml nit ocrt 2eben bo.
BON fomntcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
.NcaprhndReit"

" fttAS HsStStt ppu10S 'Gt.
Grueit &clep, @aIter &iliep, Sroll
Settle Siiiep, 6rall 2lllu Simmcrs,
SRI. Marp SimmerS, SRI. 2il5iuoo
8enfel uuo Sobu Senfel.
I. EreiS = n@bole Gam Samilp"
Gtbel Sage, Grace @ader, Innic
S'2uu9bIin, Zulu Nouli, annie
9orih, SronccS aoititih, glisobctb
Giiel, aruic Giiel, 2iS5ie Eouli, Rit,.
0orid, SobnEouii, @tll S'&ougblin.
George @iB. Srauf 9llitit, Sliper
&eilbols.
8. 4reis, .llncle Gam ono bis
&ibcrtp Girls" Z
8. Ereis, ,2ieblinasfriihte oes
Mebeer . 8eiangpereirS" Srls.
GIiiabctb Ninf, guna Siuf, 2ouiic
Gditein, gmmo Stmibt, Marp
Shmiot mo 9oi,iie Nillcr.
10. RreiS, Babies pom afien-
lcno."
If. Ereis, @e Don't eot meot."
~. Ercis, rHolo Girls" - Srls.
2ilo HittiIger. Barbara Steinbcrg,
annie Git, Selen 9aBburg mo Warp
Sbomos.
Gle ARRANGEMENTS lparcn por5iig.
lldc uno noil Den folgcnocn Gomite'E
~getroiien.
Arrangements : Gomite :Srib Set
orifs, frit Morbenbol5, Charles
2utgcroth 5beobor Melicrihmiot,
2. 6oell, Sobn Geif), Stto @ienefe,
Senrp 9ittorf uno Soiepb @enio.
@or . Gonlitc: Soiepb 9enio, 5reo.
NorocnboIB mo Sobn Geld.
Saaen-Gomitc: Srit Soleballcr
unb Sobn Sinlon.
Gmpfongs : Gomitc: Gonrob go.
benbenoer, glbert 2oeifler, 2ouis &.
@oguer unb Srib Segeler.
1an5.Gomite: Carl 2eppla, Sobn
Simon, Gbriition Gcpfin, jlrn., mo
Gonra0 Grler.
.Irbciter 2ieoertofel.
0amcn. 9crein."
Tie Mitglieoer oeS uarbeiter.2ic-
bertoiel.G omcnpcrcinS" iibcrroid,.
ten om Sonntag abcno lire YrGii-
ocntin Sroll aotic Wodonn in ibrcr
@obmlng Mr. 14t6, 9elt.Ipcmle
uno iibermittelten oerielben onlGBlid)
Hires 40. @icgcnieltes 8liidmiinid)c
uno @eid)enfe. Gas @cburtstogsfir0
iiid)te Den @rotillunten Dos Bette nilf
mos Slide unb Seller bot. unO balh
NOR cine dllberit genliitblife 6eier
i'm @nl,9c. Inter ben @rotlilallten
%bcfonbcn lid Serr mo Srnu Sohn
Simon, Srol Gbriitine 3immcrmar,
Srnu @otb, Srou ShmIiot, Sroil
Winnie Martin, SRI. gmilieM artin,
Serr uno 6rnu DC, Miiner, &erbert
WiilIer, syrl.' Sclefie 'MiilIter,' Tsrol;
Sophie 9alm1onll. SER Geo. Tiaif,
Serr @laBer, Serr Sonncberh ;Sro,l
Srif, Srau 6rieorif, Serr mo 6roll
SaBbcnoer. Serr u1b 8rou 2olliie
2epplu uno Sruii Gorid,.
MeIooic."
Inter 2eitrmg bon Eroiciior $.
ariippel iibte Der @eianspercin yIe.
lobe" 9%eitcrn Abeno III 8errn Snfo6
Rib Safe oil Sorrcit uno 2oip-Str.
Gbore iiir Sen Gonnnlers ser Ser.
Sanger" Ter Singitlnbe iolgte cine
fur5e 8eidGitsi ibung, III ueld)er
Ginlaoiiligei,. pom nMo5nrt.M Gnller-
dor" vSrobiinn" mnb bonn uMeIo.
oie.S omenperein" ji 0eiien Mitte
Mdrs itnttfiloenoen 9alI el,tgegclt
eerommlen wurbeu. Cam begoben
lid bic Witslieoer oeS Iereins 5ul,
Wosfenball bes nMet9er . @eiang.
uereins" unb ocs yNrhciter. M1nner.
d)ors."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

""" Sn onoercr Stellc oieicr Bet
flna modlt Serr Spencer Glortc, Der
Collector Ser @oliermictben mo 2i-
cen5en, befonnt, bnB ben @runoei9cu'
tbumSbclibern orif ole 1910 @olier.
Mcdmumgcn 8 qEro5ent &abott &c.
iuGbrt iucrbrll, pelde bcitte be5nbli
lpcrOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
8erIaneten @crihtspcr

SerIaneten @crihtspcr.
abren. - Gle uicr5ig G6incien,
ipeld)e, mic bereitS o~usfifbrIid berid).
t6t, am Sonntag gbeno i'm Sallic
Nr. $50, Bart. apenue, bei'm Cont.
ncipicI absciaBt wuroer, persidtctell
IN Ser meltlihen Voli,eiitation oiii
ben Sdiebsipr,id) cines Eoli;eirid)'
ttrs ino iorberten burd, ibre an.
wdltc, OaB ser ,sa1 Dor Dem Grimi.
ndlgeridt aebGrt merbe. Had)oenl
Nadoem $4,000 9iirgidoit fir bis
N%rreitanten uon einent befdmntel,
Seutid,en seitcIlt morocn wareit,
miirocn Die 3opftrdgcr cntloiien.
6oIgen ser @irtbSbat.-
3uei Wirtbe mitroen geitern IN Der
iiiolid)en Toli5eiitation bonn Eoli5ei.
rid)ter 2etuis unter Der Iniduloi-
aina, angeblif oas Sonntaesgeiet
perlebt 5u baben, inter Siirgid)oft
Dem @erihtsperfabren iibcrluieien.
gS iuaren Dies @m. s. Gobnrn bon
Scr. 719, Siio.GbarlesitroBe. uno Der
80 Sabre alte Goiparb 8. @arcp bon
Nr. 225, @eit.GonlpapitraBe. Sn
beioen 1dllen iuaren Neger oes
Sonntags nit eeiitiaen @etr1nfer
absefaBt poroer, Die tic in oer
@irtbihaitcn Der beioen &eitmiro.
tcire gefouft baben ipollten.
Nv" Ger nMriom" peraititoltet an
Counting, ben 6. NGr5, in Sril. srg.
Moiedc's aanoncngieberei, Nr. 6t3.
8 t.6apetteitrabe, Gin a%iliterrroiten,
iueld)es, 'ipeiin nid)t alIe sln5eid,cn
! triigenL iif oaen friiberen 8eranital.
iuneen bieier Nrt ipiiroig sur Seitc
itellen miro, inbein bas- Mrronae.
ments- Gonite bic eAmiidtiaiten Dor.
beretfiinger ~,getroffen bat. Sni Notb-
faIle itebt nod 8ebenberaer's Mn.
ncr" pis-a-pis 5ur gcriiignns. J
AA - HLH. FZa -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02
In Mubilc perbaftct.

New Sort. %. 6ebrinr. -
aus Wobile, ala., lit beiite Die bic.
i.ae Eoli,ci peritdnbiat iuoroen. oab
BORT eil 9eiuiiIer Aleranber alein
rerbaitet lporOen lit. in Dem man
auguit Sobanien, ben mutbmab.
lifen Moroer Sopbie Sobanien's,
rcrmlitbet. Sopbie Sobanicn fmirSt
betanntlid) ant Z. 6ebruar lt,ter ser
Giele oes Sellers int Soule Nr. t78,
&elt'94. strabe, ernroroet aufseim-
Scn, Snipeftor Mc8afiertp bat oa.
rim eriudt. oen Marm ieit3nbaItcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

0oln nit ibren ererbten Wiuionea
bcim5nbolcll,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-02

Contractor Ni6lanO mo Satin mllr.
Den ill Sdloie bon 2eltd)tgos &C.
tootet.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-09-26
TWO TABLETS AND
STOMACH MISERY GONE

The C. d. Smith Drug Company
sells and guarantees the best prescrip-
ton the world has ever known for
disturbed and upset stomach, gas,
belching, heaviness. heartburn, acid
stomach and biliousness.
II is called MONA, remember the
name, and it banishes distress from
over-eating or fermentation of food
in five minutes.
1t is guaranteed by the C. d. Smith
Drug Company to cure indigestion,
sick headache, nervousness and dizzi-
ness, or money back.
No matter how long you have suf-
fered you will find certain cure in
MI-O-NA stomach tablets.
About six weeks ago | purchased
a box of MONA tablets for an ag-
gravated form of stomach trouble. /
had been troubled for four or five
years, had tried different physicians
and a great many patent remedies.
but of no use until / used MI-O-NA.
They entirely relieved me from pain
and | can now eat most any kind of
food and relish it."-A. j. Fish, West
Carthage, n. Y.
MI-O-NA stomach tablets are only
so cents large box at the c. ID.
Smith Drug Company stores and at
druggists everywhere. Get a trial
treatment free by writing Booth :
Mi-o-na. Buffalo, n. Y.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-09-26
LOCAL MARKET.

getables--Navy beans. &c; Mex.
lean beans, &c: cabbage, 4c: onions
Sc: table onions, Sc; green peppers
zoe per doz. potatoes. 1925 a 1.75;
long radishes, 2 hc; turnips. Sc: to.
natoes. Sc; egg plant, 15e; celery
~ g; sweet potatoes. Sc: caulifower
~ nc; corn, zoe per doz.; cucumbers
25c per doz.
Fruit-Apples, &c; green apples
4c; lemons, 40c; oranges, 25c TO soc.
peaches, soc to soc; watermelons
Toe to 35c; canteloupes, soc per doz
plums, 35c per basket; pears, &C to 7c
per b.. bananas, zoe per doz.
Produce-Creamery butter, 35c to
40c; ranch butter. soc; eggs, 35c.
Dressed Poultry-Spring chickens.
SOC; hens, zoe; turkeys, csc.
Grain-Wheat, s225; oats, 81 to
s2.15; corn, So; bran, $1.6O.
Hay-First cutting alfalfa, SIG;
second cutting alfalfa, s14; third
cutting alfalfa told), s19; timothy.
s21.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-09-26


SHOES
There are few people who do not buy shoes
in The Fair-so we have been told. Judging, how
ever from the number of shoes that are sold in
this store, one might decide otherwise Anyhow, it
behooves person not satisfied with the ordinary
run of shoes-a person who wants shoes that are in
a class by themselves; shoes into which the feet
may settle right down without any pinching or
crowding of toes; shoes stylish and snappy withal
it behooves person wanting such shoes to wear
The Fair Store kind Then, there is additional ad-
vantage of Little Prices. Shoes are but small
item of Fair Store ,business-there are many rea-
sons for September business.
OSTRICH PLUMES.
There's an Undesirable something about an os.
trich plume-an inherent beauty-that causes
nearly everyone to take notice the stately bull
plume or the SOFT wavy willow plume both APP
peal to the average person. Yet there are some
who, although they may admire fine plume new
ertheess hesitate to inquire price, deciding in adj
vance the latter must be almost prohibitory. Such
indeed is the in many stores, but Little Prices
in The Fair remove fine ostrich plumes from the
class of Luxuries. Such is the throughout the
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entire Notion and Fancy Goods Department of this
store-a constant succession of agreeable surprises
at every turn. Your dollar insists upon handing
you over much more value than you confidently ex
pected it would.
DRESS GOODS
This is surely dress goods season-silks and
fine dress goods are in demand never before
some dressmakers, we are told, have orders weeks
in advance. Designers and manufacturers have
surely outdone themselves this season-materials,
colorings, design seem to be united in a tasteful
elegance that make this season distinct and pc
culiar one in the dress goods line The Dress
Goods Section of The Fair is a busy one-there is
the most extensive display this store has made
and prices were never more attractive.
UNDERWEAR
This is another of this store that is
center of attraction all day long. The Fair Store
patrons are quick to act upon any helpful sugges-
ton put out for their advantage, and they are
doubt anticipating their underwear needs for
long time in advance, for here is the NEST extens
i've stock of ladies' and childrens underwear we
have ever shown, together with variety and quail
ity-and the prices exceptionally attractive.
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LIVE STOCK.

[Reported by the Grand junction
Brokerage Company.
Hogs -Receipts: Chicago, 22,006
Kansas City. 1000; Omaha, $500.
Prices SC higher.
Cattle-Receipts: Chicago. $1,000;
Kansas City. $4,000; Omaha. 1900.
Market 10c lower.
Sheep-Receipts: Chicago. Al. 900;
Kansas City, 10000; Omaha, 6000
Market 10c lower.
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James Golf, the well-known Fruit
vale rancher leaves in the morning
for an extended hunting trip into the
White River country. He will look
for deer but is loaded for any old
thing
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Mrs. NJ. G. Carrel left today for
Denver en- route to Galveston, New
Orleans, Chicago and other points for
an extended visit with friends and
relatives.
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William Roberts, of GLASGOW, Scot
land, now making a tour of America,
visited in the Grand valley yesterday
He left this morning for Salt Lake
City en- route to the Pacific.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-09-26

Walter Walker, editor of the GU
ray Plaindealer left this morning for
his home after nearly a weeks visit
in this city.
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Mrs. Robert Kline, of Montrose,
spent a few days in the city attending
the county fair. She returned this
morning.
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The date of the sale of the excur-
sion rates to Rifle have been extended
from September &c and 81 to Septem-
Der 2S, via the Denver & Rio Grande.
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DR.. and Mrs. F. NJ. PPeck. of Den
yer, are visitors in Grand Junction
today.
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Excavation is scheduled to begin
this afternoon or tomorrow on the
lots of the Turner's association, pre-
paratory to the erection of their new
building.
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NOTICE.

Parties knowing themselves in
debted to the w. +. White Mercantile
Co. are requested to please call and
settle at once. Payments may be
made to w. NJ. Smith at the Union
Trading Co. store or to W r. White
at 337 North Seventh street.
THE W. F. WHITE NERO. CO.
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II your truss Is not right, get IA
new one at the VanHorD Drug Com
pany, 551 Main street.
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THE MARKETS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

tReported by the Grand junction
brokerage Company
Open High Low Close
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Insure with the Gich-Hutchinson
Realty Co, 533 Main street
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-23
RUSSIAN OFFICER REVILED
General NessWich Facing Dismissal For Acting Humaneiy
 Towcrd Jews.

St Petersburg, July 23.-The con servative and anti-Semetics are vlgor- ously demanding the dismissal of Gen eral Nesswich. commanding the Forty eighth brigade at Minsk, because he recently delivered a speech in the barracks to his troops in which he expressed friendship for the Jews.
 It was a Jewish holiday that Gen eral Nesswich not only allowed the Jews in his brigade to celebrate in the barracks, but personally dined with them.
 The anti-Semetic press denounces General Nesswich as menace to the peace of the empire and as traitor to his country.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-23
MISSOURI GETS WARSHIP
Jackies Take Possession of Govern ment Gift and Will Ascend
 Mississippi.

New Orleans, July 23.-The Missou- ri naval reserves from St. Louis are the proud possessors of a real war ship. They have taken possession of the monitor Amphitrite and will start up the Mississippi for St. Louis with their prize.
 The boat will make several stops on the trip up the river to St Louis probably laying over for brief periods Cairo. The boat is now under com- mand of Commander w. F. Roberts of the reserves, with Lieutenants F. S Montgomery and Andre Roosevelt next in command.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-07-23
ZELAYA MEN VICTORIOUS
Consul Clivares Cables New Cabinet Is UnfriendIy to the United
 States.

Washington July 23.-A new cabi- net has been formed in Nicaragua, ac- cordins to cable advices received in Washington from Consul Olivares at Managua. It's personnel consists, with single exception of adherents of Be lava and men who were officials of the former presidents government.
 Consul Olivares strongly intimates that the new ministry is likely to be unfriendly to the United States.
 The appointment of Benjamin Zele- don, charge d'affaires of Nicaragua in Guatemala under Zelaya, as secretary of war seems to be the most signifi- cant in cabinet of Zelaya supporters. MT. Olivares advised that the new war minister is bitterly aAti.Ameri- can and is the author of number of incendiary articles against the gov erng.ent of the United States and American interests in general, which have been published recently in the censored press at Managua.