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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
SC rusTife Sober.

XII Ull JUL 1pllllill Dlllptuy VI
bet 9umaen forelagte Sorilag ON
SpbGpelie al ben Sop, Der binder
SSSsberne til fun at Iepe / enfelte an
bite Frooinier, bar foaet Iaa mango
llnocrifriiter - $50, Ser u0gjsr 40
pct. al Observation-Disclosures glntal.
Selp minbre i%soepenliee bar nentlig
iunbet set @narb, Der bpiler pna So.
herne. for miboeloloerif, ba bisIe,
iclp / sc Eropinier, bpor DC bar Sob
at opGolbc Jig, er brltoet paaSGnoer
90 Sober.
Chen 1882 bor Sc life Sob til at
fisbe eller iorpaate Soro, iiben 1887
mao De beQer life flptte fra Den enc
Sonosbp til Den onben.
Noor MI Ssberne rogisr 40, ofte
600 psf, al 2anosbpens Sno.
bpaaere, err oct naturliat, at Der / De
Grbperp, Sc bar SOB til at bripc, blir
en- ilig aonflirrance, at bet er utro.
Zig Dc fan Iepe, iprIig ga De ogioa
bar Sen iffe.ieoiife @eiolfningS llpil-
je - eroog fuloItGuNig 9opcotting
at fiPmpe meo.
Men bette or life Hcoieringen NOT.
: 6e TO iioite Nar er oper ii tiiien
Sober pluoielie uopiit. ri afaoemi.
fcre, iom er tiQobt at 30, buor DC piI
i set rliSiiifc Hige, er ser nj giort
llnotogelie me6 Ipot6efere og Sar.
moceuter. Sra Sc iibiriife Sreoie
ubpiicS oeioa Suriiter, Sngenierer
CO Spger.
s aicp if iiior 1900 isbiife ia.
mile ll6oisuingSororc. SmolenIf,
SeIuiu, RoSlonl, @ioiino, Iorogo.
buid 0. Il. Stcber ifal iii ogiao
"renies".
Saanoperfere, Tom / 800 aor
bar leuet roIi0t % retifafient / i'm
2unosbp, ifaI MI meo ct Slag mite
Stem % Seoe6rso.
af Ssoerne ifal ifobes ct TroIeta.
riot, - man pil berepe benz Mulig.
beben til at ubbanne zig, = til at
tsre til blarot De oanneoe alasier.
&c tefuiife SsiifoIer iom % en-
beI Gel andre 99reonitalter moota'
ger life IGngere isoiife Stuoerenbe,
% peb llniperiitetet err bare optaget
nogle ganife iaa.
SpretteIien al npe isbilfe SfoIer
lpgges ole Sinbrireer ipeien.
Sfatterne err MI mart u%uoboloeli.
&c, % bois M Iubraseubet ON Sp.
beoeIien al SoIisbaanoet life mo.
piIees. bill Der piitnof tie en- Masie-
~ubpanoring al Se @iuioner Sober,
Der Dor / HusIanb.
gnbnu itaar Sc Sorenebe Stater
% Canada Dem aabne. men osiaa Der
pil BIZ
be ifiGrpeoe, bois Silitrsmninser
bliper meget wiisrre, emo oen M err.
% iiaaiaIo bill oct bel nGrmeit
bIipe SpiflnnS % Siterrise, iom oil
bIipe operitrsmmet.
Soa ItGnaes bel eitcrbaanben og-
lao oiSie Sonbe, trobs Den itieenoa
Sumonitct og aultur. - os Serrens
nSpaIgic Golf oil iIutteIig life bape
anSen uopei emo at ifabc ct mt 80.
: Iaitino fer iis - % fun for iis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30

aomErmntiou.
senbas ben ABE sfuslfIt bolsteS
scnErmation @ig Ganee STRIFE.
eerten unse s~ientos fit 0aabsisite.
9e bar:
@alter Chin @rlnoelane
2eouorb Sispalo Cpbeim
artbur JuliaH Grneion
Georg. Selmer 9oieH
Soieph Eliprr Reiiao
Sames Grnolo @bparb Clicn
8eriram eugene Spliespt
g9alier eiiet grinoelano
Senrn Sennie Canton
Glaf Artbur wleitao
0Nren Gugene Gulobro
9ipie Thomas
Clara amanoo Ytnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
eolmnser, merit!

Sr. SIof @rsnpoIo oplpier, at bort
Msbe paa 7unia Saa, WinneapoIis
til StifteIien af ct SoIunelag bolbes
Snsbag Den zoe Sept, aIoffen Z
@ften, aItiaa 9aeen efter &ooiepelts
geisg peb llbItiaineen.
gooIf 9reoeien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Clara Outline Sirinomoen
Stella WagoaIena 5sroe
Nuua Snfpinn Nubrripu

2iuiu VuIlNNl SiliiulitptN
SteIa Oiagoalena Jstbe
Nina Spluina Gnoerion
Oenne aonfirmotion por ben flo.
tie al fire. iom Roit. SeebuitS bar
bant | 2stet al Siili % Iuguit. Den
24be Sui Dor Der aonfirmation
NobeI Nenigbeb bporoeo fslgetSe
Tom bIep forfirmeret bar:
Rubp Gitcla 8pe
Stela Sbepopra Hpro9narb
Charlotte Spluio Core
SdSel Glmira GneItoo
WiIbelm Snitao
Sanes Charles HeIipn
Zen Site SSuli oar Der aonfirma.
ton / Occult ipife Wenigbeo. De,
iom blep fonermeret bar:
8pp Serpme Rufrioae
George GILBERT Greberih aern
5rGni @iniam Hufrioge
Sames Mprpn 9arib
Spbn Ra9mon Sung
Sarrp Senrp Stoisfppf
Rictor Clarence anpie
Walter 9iop Rnfirioge
Beniamin Hpp Sartb
Cora 8pietta 8artb
GrieIia Glpina Charlotte 1filier
@itber Sicturio Tiiiter
Zen zoe glliguit foniirmereoes /
SigbIono Wenigbeb:
Rolf gommro SpIter
Sobn Orlando Sanoen
Horton Senrp 2dripn
Senrp Welbert Sfaaren
Worris Srlanop Carton
@erete Siabel grinoelano
@enepieuc Glarisia Gnoerion
Anna Waria &albus
Soicpbine Mnrie softer
Selma Sobanne Carton
Wilma Soieppine Sfaaren
Salt aItiao 45.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Zen nGripntc isrnc:

Sen nGripnte Sruc: Sen @utten
Der, iom forieger at binbc @litipanoet
fait til Den %itntfcls SunbS Sale, for
ticnie ga rietig ina meget Yrp9l. JPN
oct turbe Iisae paa BAN. 6p, for cn
uIfitfcIi9 llu9e!"
Sigeu: Set CT 10 Scrcs e9en Ssn."
Sruen: "gr set Soniemanb? Na, Jig
til bart, at bpi5 Fan bil rrrc inil @lit
% ilippe Suroeu. ifaI ban iaa ell Sage"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
GIpUefmnNemS Gremtio.
Serom ifriuer Graham @bite b
/. | et eraeIif WIo6:

FtfVNN TIIIUtl 0fUEuNN ~E1tt u
a. | ct eneeIif glab:
Sfisnt man naturIiapis enbuii
life fan iise, boorIeSes S~Ippefuniters
Sremtio i set enfeIte bill iorme iis.
piIGtabIerinacu at r~egelmTsiigc SIp'
peitatiorer, iarIis | @Grbeacn Of Sc
itsrre @per, iiffert mart bore CT;
aicnosgierrins.
Ser bill bIi fore oabne Elaoler.
boor Sp. % Neoifienins fan limbo
steS; Der pil bIi innrcttet SIppcIfur
til Spbeparing at 5Ippemaifinerne.
Experimentation iaareI icm &C.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
2broag og Ssnbas t Oecorab | 8e.

Berger Sanion reiite | Wan
bags til Woribaa gountp, Winne
iota, for at lie til meb Snobsitninsei
paa fine 5arme oeroppe.
Senrp Sitrems SaIpbrober
SeImer 8inrmeitao fra Chicago ia,
opbolot fig Der / gpen nosIe Gage
@eisa.
Ole 8. SuaIep fom | Srebogs
tiIbage BERTH ira Duluth % Snpe
rior, bpor ban / Here Raaneoer bol
opbolot zig. San aater / Ssit a
taee en- Sur til Horee.
81. .. GoIpep reiite i 2sroass
til Siour Sails, bpor Wrs. Galpet
oIlerebe bar tiIbraat noeIe Tiger
9eisg. San troebe meb oct iammI
at funne iao anIeoning til at bsrl
Gooiepelt taIe oeriloe oenne ltge.
Gonntp Surpepor 3. &. Grot
ienberg ilpttcoe iou9 Mtanoag) ii
Burr Snf, bpor ban er aniat ion
aoSierer / Den me @anf, iom bpeaes
beroppe. @iaie See bill bereiter fore.
itoa Surpepor. Gmbebet.
- Ropmon Sjerleib, 9lbIte Ssr
al Wr. og Mfrs. $. 6. Sierleio reiitt
ioog til ImeS, So, boor ban uil
blipe Glen peo 2anobrugsbsiifolen.
Gen iinge Wano g~ra6uereOe peo Se-
corob Ssiifolc / SUM-.
- Ebil GaroIan / Burr Sat
Somnibip miiteoe Sreoags Gitermio.
boa iibIte llge 6 itore Sapreitoffer
pe6 SSIocbrorb, iom opitob ira Camp
maifinen, mems ma holot paa al
trGite. Get bar paa Nippet, at SrG'
ifenlaifinen blep reooct no al Bran.
Ben.
Mrs. Carrie Geterien, Wooer
til Gbriit Teterien i @lenmoo>
Gopnibip, bsbe Sreoog iibite llge al
Slloerbomsipo9beo. aibsbe bar isbi
i'Horge Den 14be 6ebriior 1880 op
% bIcp inoIeOeS S01@ gar gnmmel.
@c9rooelien Iore9aar ibog (@ton,
bog).
Sarah anutions Sjem / Ss.
iinn bleu iorIeoen, meoens belle ia.
nlilien bar frobprenoe, biemisgt al
Snobrubstppe, Der bapoe ~ituffet til
Jig ct Ssluuhr % fire Collars / Son.
tanter. Spueriet nntoges Of bare
oGrct u0fsrt al minore spe0e SoIf
9pen.
NPr. % WrS. g. q. Sec ira
0rcriieIb. Miscouiin, iomt Ole Guolc
% bans Sui9crien % 0attcr, Mr.
og Mrs. Hluto fra Cambridge, 8iS-
coniin, fom 90 til Sprin0 @ropc til
Toitor q. z. Rcqltcs gegropcIie og
beisgtc mcO oct iamme Heqiles oo
SltStoc6ts her i @pcn. &c reiite
biem igieu / SsroogS.
- 5. Sucfwit5 fonl i SnSbo0S til.
bo9e ira ct Bar Tigers SpboIo
minneapolis, buor Don beisgtc lin
Ssn Hu0olph. San beItog / Den
itore Otiltbc9aueieit SsrOag Den
14be Nug. % uotaIer, at oennc / ollie
S%enieen0er par en- al DC melt pellpt.
feoe norifc Setter, ban bar ouerpGret
Der / 2onoet, Ger bar Sip % Segei'
firing nof til at gisrc Glore 6olt
unge iaien, iiaer ban.
49, Teter Hoonep, Ssn az Slucn
Hooncp beroi Gpen, ON bpis Gso ri
npunte / Sre0agSmmeret al go
item, fom tiIifaOe oerpeo, at ban
tIep iuoeflemt mellem to Serubnne'
uogne, me0ens ban nrbeioeoe meS
Hongertngcn al ct 6ra9ttrPn | 8reui
NortbernS @onegaaro / Great Sails,
Wontona. Sans Softer CO llr0erlir
bIeo olporIig ebifobioct % ban osoG
6 q s elmer ienere / SoipitnIet
nrprte 9p. 2iQet broatcS til Sero.
rab Ill 6orGIoreueS Stem % Bier
iooa be9ruuet unber itor SeItageliC
l. - rIn. oil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
SenIise Orb.

Habneitempelen bar ieg mobta9et %
flyer Sem Saf, men irrlig pil ies iatte
for Soften" oe "@eo Iruen". iom ieg
rceelmrsiie mobta9er TO @ause ON
ll9cn. Snt for bets intcresiante Snbs
boIo. Sernleo en- oeuIig Silien.
Gbds. Scrs,
Sortlanb, Oregon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30

IfbbS Siloipf. groiesior @iGiam
Sames peo Sarporo llnineriitet, be
amerifanife 8iIoioferS Neitor, er
Den 27be bs. ofaaact peo Cohen paa
lit Sanoiteo peb Gbocorura 2afe, q.
s., al SjerteIammeIie. San par isOt
/ Heip Oorf Den lite Sanlar 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Bank Clearings.

New York, August 27th.-Bradstreet's
bank clearings report for the week end
ing Aug. 25th shows an aggregate OF
$2,47o, $40, 900, as against s. 537,723,ooo
last week and $2,ooo,o57,ooo in the cor
responding week last year. The follow
ing is a list OF the cities:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Senatur ga SpQcttc ina.

lesram fra MaoiiorJ isis, mcIoer
at Senator Ga Societies SeIbreo Ell
ian ip9ffet, at ban forelsbie er bin.
bret ira at taae oftiu Gel / Den poa.
gonenoe Seltatorfomp. Gfterretnirt'
gen berom bar paft itor geitprtelie
Staetns S,niuraentfreoie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
Sorffjelliet.

st Spepieitif ioraariaser Spben.
Rrs. 5ranf 9imnocf ! @atertopn,
Y. D., blep mems bun bolot paa at
pIuffe Scr, ituffet al en- Speps meb
bet &eiuItat, at bun paa Sjemoeien
folot beo ON.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30

Ten n%Orif.oamifc RrssieiOrenins
boIber lit garsmsoe / Obin Clubs
2ofaler i minneapolis SnsSaa ben
7be September.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
1tnberiOsclicrnc aiilntteoe.

al aongresiens Hepr9ientantbuS
nebiatte aomitc til at unberisge DC
iaafalbte Observation-Disclosures me6
Snoionernc | CALEDONIA, bar Den
26oe os. niiluttct lit arbeioe, men
bill iomles igien / @aibinston / So
cem6er forot uoarbeioe lin Rapport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30

Smitctfri Vcnacieolcr. Hationol-
banfen / Spofonc, @oib., tilfommer
g@rcn al at uoiteOe &c fsrIte antlcep'
fife, imitteiric ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
gonfenS YrGiibent unberIfrep forle-
BEN me Seoler til ct geleb al $50
600 mc0 ct 9lGf, iom bopebiagelig
beitoo al &orboIipre. &eiultutet par,
at SeOOIerne gieunemiprebes al en-
Woterie, iom er Orpbenbe lelu for
ben rpbuiteIte 9ociQe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-30
SanfprGiibcntcn / Spangsarbcibs

anitaltcn. Sronf ". 8aterman,
ErpiiSent for Homiep Gountp Stntc
@anf / 81. Voul, Der blep bsmt til
80 Cages MrbeiOSbusitraf for ufor,
iporIig automotilfisriel, maa no.
lone lin Straf iltlot no. aae bans
6orieg paa at ilippc ira bet, er mis-
Ipffeoe, CO @uperueren bar afilaaet
at benaaoe balt.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

learn a system that is not only
easy to learn, but one that is easy
to write and can be read like print?
Why study a system of bookkeep-
ing that requires so much useless
work, such as TO and by, red ink
rulings, ETC., when you can enter
our school and get thoroughly
practical system, one approved by
the best bookkeepers and account
ants of the country, requiring only
half the work to record the business
of firm accurately that is required
by the other systems taught in 9TH
er schools?
Now, we have told you some of
the advantages of our institution;
these claims are backed by cash
Guaranty of 500 to be true and
correct. Fill in name and address
and receive free catalog by return
mail
Name NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1910

Up-to-date merchants are shut
ting the mail-order houses out of
their territory by successful adver-
Using in local papers, showing clear
ly that you can buy better goods
for less money at home than you
can from the mail-order houses.
Along this line Brains" says: The
principal point to bear in mind at
all times is this: People will not
know what you have to sell or
what your best arguments are unless
you make the details known through
the columns of the local newspa-
per that goes into their homes daily,
or weekly as the case may be.
Local newspapers are the best
fliend local merchants can have and
under no circumstances should
these friends be neglected. The
small amount of money you pay
for advertising space will more than
come back IN increased profits and
the .morey9u invest the more pros
porous your business will become
Mexico Ledger.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19
ANOTHER
Long Forgotten Confederate Officer
Who Sleeps in St. Jude.

w. Shanklin McClintic tells us:
Lieutenant Bradford Ham or Hand
or Mann native of Ohio, and an
officer in General Prices army is
buried in St. Judes cemetery and
was the first or among the first
buried in the cemetery. He was
buried before the cemetery was
plated Mr.. McClintic does not
now know where Lieut.. Hams
grave is. Lieut.. Ham came here
soon after the close of the war. He
was carpenter by trade but was a
victim of consumption and lived
here but short time. He was a
man of family, but Mr.. McClintic
does not know what became of the
family.
If the U. D. C's., will take the
matter up, with their Congressman,
W. W. Rucker, at Washington, D. c.,
where there is complete list of all
General Sterling Prices officers and
men, it is possible that they may
find something of interest to them
or might open an estate to the chill
dren or grand children of the un,
known and almost forgotten Con
federate put away in St. Jude Gem
etery.
The days, months and years
have slipped by until almost a hal
century has flown since the Late
, UnpleasantneSs" and if there is o.
are any now living that can assist il
giving names and data of either tn,
Unknown" and their Unmarked
graves in St. Jude do not put it of
any longer for when a few NOR,
pass away, there will be none t,
tell the story.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19
AN APPEAL TO ALL
YOUNG PEOPLE.

Young man, young woman, your
future is before you. What are
you going to do with it? You are
living in a business age, in a bust
ness nation, and at business you
must make your living. If you had
decided to make your living at the
practice of medicine, would you not
enter a medical college and pre-
pare? If you were going to make
your living by the practice of law,
would you not enter a law school
and prepare? If you are going to
enter business world, wouldn't your
good judgment dictate to you that
you should enter a business coll
lege and prepare? Don't enter a
school teaching anything but the
very best systems of Bookkeeping
Business Training, Shorthand and
Typewriting. The Moberly Com
mercial College of Moberly, Mo,
teaches the famous Byrne Simpli-
fled Shorthand and Practical Book
keeping and Business training,
which makes a thoroughly profici-
ent stenographer and bookkeeper in
/ half the time that one can be turn
ed out from other schools teaching
other systems. This is a positive
fact; we have proven it by
our hundreds of graduates that
are now holding first class positions
after attending our schools less hall
! the time of some of their friends
which attended other schools teach
ing other systems. This is not
necessarily the fault of the Other
schools; they would teach the Byrne
systems if they could get them, but
the author of these systems will not
allow other schools in this section
to teach them.
Why spend 6 to 10 months learn,
ing some system of shorthand that
is hard to learn, hard to read, and
hard to write, when you can enter
our school and in three months
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

The two saloons in Maryville pay
each a license tax of $500 and at
that rate the gentlemen engaged in
the thirst quenching business are
in no great fear of further compe-
tition. Brookville Gazette.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

W. H. H. Meyers Modern Wood
man Deputy was here from Paris
Friday and met with the Monroe
Camp. He is we'll posted in Wood
craft and made an interesting and
instructive talk.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

Carroll Jackson and grandmother
Mrs. Sarah Jackson went to Perry
Saturday to visit their uncle and
son, Bailey jackson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19
Woodmen, Attention.

At the next regular meeting of
Monroe City Camp, No. 2236, M. W.
A., to be held Friday, May 81, the
question of an appropriation from
Monroe Camp to the National SAM
tarium will be voted on. All mem
bers are urged to be present on that
occasion.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

Charles Dooley, of Stoutsville Wis.
tied friends in this city Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

W. c. Parker of Hannibal was a
Monroe visitor Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

N. A. Drescher was a business
visitor in Louisiana Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19
Bad Accident.

AS +. A. GuptOn ana family GROVE
to the city Friday morning, their
team acted badly at the city limits
and Mrs. Gupton with her is months
old son, Russell, in her arms sprang
from the buggy to the roadway. In
the fall the childs skull was crush
ed in.
The parents hurriedly sought DR..
Turner and he found upon examina-
ton and by pulling hard on the
childs hair that the broken bone
could and was pulled back into its
normal position and yet at that
time it could not be foreseen what
the result would be. The child is
recovering nicely.
At Last
Some of the Americans are show
ing the metal they are made of and
are throwing French nonsense over
board. First the ladies have tired
of twisting their names to French
endings and are returning to the
original English and now some are
dropping the almost impossible
Chauffeur for driver. And why not?
The man who holds the reins over
a spanking pair" is said to be the
driver The man holding the thrOt-
tie of a locomotive is called the
driver. Then why call the man
twisting the crank, pressing the
honk and guiding an Auto. the
Chauffeur
Clarence McNutt is now a full
fiedged D. D. S. He graduated in
Dentistry Saturday at Kansas City.
! Mrs. Thomas Proctor went to
Kansas City, Saturday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Ida Gage. From there
she may 90 on to Excelsior Springs
Mrs. John Demaree left Saturday
for Kansas City to join her husband
who is engaged in business there
Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, student
at the Gem City Business College
spent Sunday with the homefolks
Bernie Sandifer, of Hannibal was
with Monroe friends Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

Guhford d. Harris, editor of the
neWSy Rails County Times called on
us Thursdaymorning, lie is a can
didate) forlCounty Clerk of Rails
County and is a bright, sprightly,
wcllIqu6lifSsdcman. If the business
is sntr@tdslIn him by the voters of
the Little Kingdom, we think they
will not ere,o
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

MRS. Nv. iHuPike, of CIapper, was
with relativesIin this city Sunday.
Charles Walker is a business visi.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

Miss Agnes Fitzpatrick, student
at the Gem City Business College
spent Sunday with the homefolks.
Bernie Sandifer, of Hannibal was
with Monroe friends Saturday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1910-05-19

Mrs. John Demaree left Saturday
for Kansas City to join her husband
who is engaged in business there.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-25
DEMONST RATION
TOMORROW

The Lutes Music & Book Store
have arranged for an exhibition and
NeloX demonstration, at 1872 South
Fifth street Friday and Saturday,
afternoon and evening, between the
hours of and and s to 10 p. m.
There will be also a large exhibition
of prints and photography, which Will
please every student and lover of
photography. The exhibition is un-
der the patronage of the Lutes store
and is sent ouC by the Eastman Kodak
company.
Altogether this exhibition promises
TO attract very large crowd for both
afternoon and evening exhibitions.
The Lutes store desires it to be per-
fectly understood that there is no
price for admission to this exhibition,
that there will be no soliciting for
orders or any goods sold.
On account of the larger accommo-
dations the store at 121 South Fifth
street has been secured for these ex-
hibitions and a most cordial invita-
tion is extended to everyone, espec-
tally those who take delight in kodak
work.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-25
RAILROAD NOTES

Thirty-five carloads of sheep are
now being fed at Durham. one and
one-half miles east of the city, for
shipment to eastern markets.
Western Pacific fruit train number
36 passed through today.
Brakeman Dougherty is laying off
today on account of sickness.
Conductor Springer is laying off a
trip or two to rest up.
Fruit cars are onw being iced at
oalida, Pando and Cardiff instead of
at the local ice house.
The fourth annual ball of the B. b.
J. S. b. local No. 473, at Helper. Labor
day, is being advertised here.
Cyrus Thompson a machinist at
the round house had quite narrow
escape from serious if not fatal injury
when a pair of drivers being hosted
by air in the drop pit, fell. The
track beneath was badly bent by the
fall but Thompson was able to get
out of their way in the nick of time.
The crowded quarters made ii dang
erous accident and it is piece of rare
luck that he was not caught beneath
the heavy wheels.
Engineer Freeman has reported for
work.
Engineer Eddins is laying off for
few days to rest up.
Agent Joe Stewart is receiving a
visit from his old friend, J. NJ. Sim
mlQnds, cashier of the City Bank of
Victor Mr.. Simmonds is known in
Grand Junction having visited here
on past occasions.
H. L. Brumbaugh for the past sew
eral months night yardmaster of the
Rio Grande-Junction yards here, has
resigned to accept a similar position
at Salt Lake. His successor has not
been named but Former Yardmaster
R. C. Patterson will hold the position
temporarily.
w. b. Hall, general storekeeper, is
here for a couple of days canyassing
the ice situation. He reports that
there is enough ice available here and
at nearby stations to last the season
through.
II. j. Flack of the Armour Com
'pany leaves tomorrow for Delta. to
oversee the shipping of the North
Fork fruit. He estimates $50 cars
from that section, and believes that
they will have plenty of ice, there
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-25
.0DEGREE DROP
IN z HOURS

A drop of forty degrees in tempera-
ture over night is quite change
from what this section has been ex-
periencing of late, yet that is what
happened between six o'clock last
evening and six o'clock this morning.
1t happened this way. Observer
-Hardinge shut off the hot weather
lever so he could play little tennis
without looking like human sponge
in the act of being squeezed. He be-
came so excited over the game that
when he went to bed he forgot to
turn the hot pipe again, with the re-
suit that he has a very bad cold today
and was not able to be at the office
this forenoon.
OF course the public did not object
to the change but he swears he viii
let ION the cool air more gradually
next time.
Here are the probabilities for a
few hours:
| Aug. "a. p.m.-Temperatu 81;
relative humidity, IA; direction of
wind. n. W; velocity, miles an
hour; precipitation, OF; weather.
clear
Aug. 25. 6 6a.m.-Temperatu 81;
relative humidity, Al; direction of
wind, n. E.; velocity, miles an
hour precipitation, 0: weather, clear
| Yesterday the maximum tempera-
ture was SO; minimum, 67 mean.
50. or degrees warmer than normal
temperature for that day
Forecast for Grand Junction and
vicinity: Tonight generally fair with
continued cool weather; Friday gem
orally fair with rising temperature.