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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
FL champagne
de la fiesta
L. Diaz Caneja

Todo el champagne que Sc consul
mo en- la esplendida fiesta DE la inau-
guraci6n del nueyo Sanatorio del Au-
xi6o Mntuo," es de la gran marca es-
pamela CordonIu, que tiene EN- los Es-
tados Unidos, Cuba y las grandes Gnu
dades americanas y europeas un ere
clente consume.
I'll Champagne" Cordoniu, IS el RI
val dc las mejores marcas fraucesas '
compile con elias en- todos los merca-
dos.
La casa que representa- en- New York,
ell gran VINO espumoso espanol, envi6
de regalo para la Inauguration del Sa-
natorio del Auxilio M1tuo, cinco ca las
de Champagne" Cordoniu, de la ella
Sc superior. F'ne nn rasgo esplGndido
que Ia comision estima en- alto grado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
Un policia truculento

Como ESQ de Ias siete media de an
teanoche uno de nuestros reporters oy6
gritos de mujer y sc dirigi6 hacia el sitio
donde proyenian Pregunt6 la causa '
nuestro distinguido amigo don Enrique
iCoiida sc la ezphc6 asi:
E+staba esa joven, nos diio refiri6ndo-
sc z una que Ileyaba un p0licia, detras
dc Ia cnal iba un p1blico numeroso,
parada frente las vidrieras de Coma
iez fadin curioseando los Objetos que EN-
ella exhiben. En- este el policia Jose Fe-
rrand, plaza n1mero 29S, que estaba de
servlclo en- Ia esquina de San Justo d
San Francisco Sc acerc6 4 ella Y le pre-
gunt6: 5Que haces ahi? Y la ioven le
contesto: Lo que usted no le importa.
7 ESQ nos dice nuestro amigo, fue eau
Sa suficiente para que Ell poiicia,
exasperado, cogiera q la ioven por
un brazo y la llevara arrastrando, como
Isl Sc tratase de an criminal, hasta el Guar
tel.
Ferrand prasent6 dcnuncia contra ella
acslsandola de-. proferir frases obcenas
en- la via p1blica ]; y visto el caso ante Ia
corte de paz ell juez senior Bazan ahsoIv;6
4 Ia acJIsada esta nafiana.
FL hecho 10 necesita concentrates. 90
bastante elocuente, y 10 trasladalnos j
jefe de ID poliela sehOr Shanton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
Excursion Literaria
Por Europa y America
Cartas 4 un peSimista.
FL por que de este libro.

Ana por ell aTo de 1890, Y fignrando
el que estas lineas traza como uno de
los redactores de la reputada Revjsta
Iustrada de Nueva York" que dirigi6
primero ell fecundo literato Nicanor
Bolet Peraza, y, mas tarde, el concep-
tuoso Y erudito D. Ricardo Becerra,
apareci6 en- dicha "Revista" un articu-
10 suscrito por ell escritor nicaraguense
Dr. Gusfayo Guzrnan, que llevaba por
tltulo Conversation Literaria.
Este artfculo tendfa a iuzgar con pc
simismo, rayano en- menosprecio, la Ia
Dor hteraria de la America latina, in
mediatamente despn4s de haber hecho
ell autor--a rasgos de pluma- una ex-
cursion rapida y desdenosa por varias
de las principales naciones de la vieia
Europa, tai vez para dejar sentado que
Ia infecundidad literaria de los pue.
bios arnericanos obedecia 4 que Sc iban
esterilizando las fuentes creadoras en-
Ias naciones madres del pensamiento
eontemporaneo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
UNA GANGA


QuleD desee adquiriy an na.a,lial11
para sala, cOmpneSto he duee. sllas.
cuatro sillcnes, dos butacaa nj sof4 y
una naeaata centrO, MADEIRA ourv ada de
Viena, tSaAe sAOra prOpieia oportupi-
dad.
Hay aderhae, una mesa y seis sillas
para conedor; un guartfa- cOmidas, un
cbinerc, IN tinajcro con sn piedra, nm
tiltro y Hna mesa con pies4ra marmol
para u seFvicio del come0og
TaalIisn puede adgniFiTac, nsa. canls
de hieVrOr para una plaza, y IN laYaho
Est nobihario esta eezApletamente
ouevo puede verse, en- N sAna nhmero
IS de- X ealle de Tetusn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03

A rebatir esas apreciaciones que es-
timamos injustas, tendi6 nuestra strie
lie articulos 'Reparos Literarios, cue
public6 con elogios la citada "Revista
lustrada, y reprodujeron unos euan-
os periodicos de la hbre America.
Ell genio de nuestra revoluci6n triun-
fadora, Jose Marti, que unia 4 sus tim
ores de genial escritor una vastisima
educaci6n literaria, crey6 que Ell esos
articulos nuestros habfa materia para
un libro sobre Literature Hispano-
Americana, " y no solo sc compromcti6,
oble Y bueno, a honrarnos con su CO.
aboraci6n en- ell plan del libro en- In
tmplaci6n de algunas cartaS, sino i es-
ribir el pr6logo que vendria ser CO.
no una ofrenda de amor la America
regenerada, de cuyos prestigios litera-
los era donstante panegirista.
No pudo cumplir del todo sus prop6-
'itoS el gran cubano, porque la a>prepara-
ION de Ia guerra herolca, primero, y deS-
pueS la gigantesca mcha que desatara
.on Su verbo inSpirado y con su movili-
dad y abnegaci6n extraordinarias, no
le deJaron punto DE reposo para ponerse
1 la obra de mttodo Investigation !:
spenaS 81 tuvo tiempo-no bien suena
Ia hora del supreme saerifcio-para yo-
lar a los eampos de Ia lucha Y 4 ofre-
crSa en- holocausto-nueva victima pro
plciatoria-por la redenei6n de su pa
tria
Esto no obstante ampli6 sagazmente.
l. modo felieisimo, las cartas 8 capftulos
que " reheren 4 Italia y 4 Alemania
IN Europa; y los dedicados Mejico
y Estados Unidos. en- America.
!tabana. \hre. 1911.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03

FL domingo fu6 el dia dc las grandes
sorpresas; exception de Meteoro, que
empat6 con Covadonga, resultaron ven
cidoS todos los favoritos.
En- la primera el p6blico jugaba d
Army, que. indiscutiblemente era el La
mado ganar Pero no result6 asi
a Army 10 aguantaron en- los primeros
metros, despues luch6 con Figaro, y cuan
do quisieron aAOjarlo, va 90 hubo de que
estaba agotado. Pirata venci6 dando un
diyidendo extraordinario: 1859, Army
segundo.
Los que juegan recursOs y han asistido
a las 1ltimas carreras declaraban su ia
vorito Pellot en- la seguGda earrera,
fue ell segundO chascO.. Al disparo CO.
gi6 le punta Estrella nj Pellot que lie
go segundO, nj Caminante, que hizo el
ndmero tres, pudieron arrebatarsela en
ell transeursO de la carrera. Toa no co
RHO. En- la tercera carrera Danilo hizo
una buena earrera veneieRdo 4 sus con
trlncantes despues de una renida lucha.
Cohete lego segundo Pero la carrera
sensational de la tartie era Ia cuarta.
liabia gran avidez por yer eorrer dos ca
ballos amerieanOs de sangre; al sonar e
disparo, Heteoro Sc qued6 parade. Cova
donga le sae6 COMO treinta cinco me
tros en- vea de veinte eineo. El vieie
don Lupe saEo foete y ash lego como
cincuenta metros detras de Covadonga
Meteoro one empataron para el prime
puesto
Margot ttecepcion6 a sns simpatizado-
res en- Ia qainta carrera. Mulato conc
de costumbre, cogi6 Ia delantera en- los
primeros metros pues tiene una said
magnitica, = a la zaga lie iha el valieni
Salvador que 10 aleanz0 y 10 yenci6 bl.
llantemente. Mulato segando, Margot
tercero.
Los dlygdendos no hay para que deci-
que fueroa buenos. Los records infumq-
bles. VeHdad que en- el estado deplora.
bic que esta la pista 10 hay qae pedir
gran cosa
Los venoadores de aver eweren Rnbio
San Patrick, que jng6 soN sas confirm
cantes pues hizo toda IA earrera sohrp
as bridas, Granada Magnolia y Atlas oue
jug6 con Napoleon Navarro tiltimOy
botadisimo. En- esta caITera el trinnfo
lndiscutiblomente, hubiera gido de L.
Bruja Que en- Ia primora yueHa alcanz6
asus contriacantes 4 ~ - le la ventaia
que les daba Pero en- = eeganda vuetta
Ia suhlta de la primeg4 eurya, Sc par6
no Sabemos porque, Y ei locker tuvo que
hacer graodes esfnerzos -tsara eonseguir
que sigulese corriendo. l.Qando 10 vino
a conseeoir va no hubo lie que: solo
consigui6 q tercer puegto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
Con los Hermanos
{ a dierno O

III sabado pasado, POI Ii tarde, los her
nanos Cadierno invitaron 4 los periods
as'y a algunos amigos a tomar unas co
pas de Ia famoSa ceryeza marca :" "Zacher-
brau" !" que ellos representa-
Y en- la galeria fotografica Dc don Rata
el Colorado, donde Sc verified el obseauio.
reuni6seun conjunto numeroso Los hsr-
man0s Cadierno, con Ia amabihdad que
los distingue obsequiaron 4 todos, no tan
solo con la cerveza de que ellos son agen-
ties, 81 que tambien con emparedados v
dulces.
Era Ia voz unanime Zacherlbran'
es la reina de las cervezas. Asi 10 certi
ficamos todos y ash 10 reeonoeieron al
gunos seilores alemanes especialistas co
mo alemanes al fin en- eSto de juzgar Ger
vezas. =
Total dos horas de charla ameaa que
pasaron igerisimas. :. Y una oportuni
dad de exteriorizar su cuitura los hernia
nos Cadierno, los cnales agradecemos 81
obsequio y felicitamos por ser agentes
de tan magnifca eerveza como es la
Zacherlbrau''
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
Ia asamblea
de Secretaries

FL presidente de La asociaci0n de secre.
tarios municipales, seiior Manuel Mo
raza, ha convocado sus companeros pa
ra una asamblea que Sc verifcara ell dia
trece del corriente mes en- los saIones del
palacio municipal de esta ciudad.
Esta asamblea promote ser interesan-
tisima pues tenemos entendido que en-
ella Sc discutira una recommendation dc
ilnportantes rcformas en- Ia ley de 90.
bierno local.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
Del rOmantiCIsrno /.
(SICLO VII)

-Marquesa, dadme un abrazo
o dadme un beso marquesa. !.
i Tn beso! Dulce promesa.
Un abrazo! Fuerte lazo. =.
-Dadme al menos esa flor
que q yuestno pecho prendeis.
La pedis porque sabeis
que es un s1mbolo de amor.
We'd mi majestad sumisa:
va que la flor me negais
5por que no me dedicais
la gracia De una sourisa?
-Porque IN beso. VA es amor
IN abrazo - rendimiento;.
Ia sonriS2, oensamiento
Y teStimonio la flor.
Y jpor cue, pues, no me dais
beSo, abrazo, flor, sonrisa,
"a que ddrTnelos precisa
puestO que decis me annals?
-Porque por amaros muero,
Y tai vez ST os concediera
cuantO pedis, advirtiera
que vuestr0 amor no es sincere,
y como es SECURE engano,
aunque voG me 10 jureis,
no qulero 20 que me deis
la pena lie IN desengano. =.
L. Diaz Caneia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-03
Esperando el mensa;e

A la 1TegGa dc estos dias de pacifca
qaietud, dias oonsagrados s conmemo-
rar inefables simbolismos de paz y de
amor, la de suceder I'm agitado periodo
de actividad y de lucha.
La Camara Insular inaggUra pronto
sus sesioneS, y pOr otra parle, es de es-
pe1ar que en- Washington sc Agite nue.
vamente la idea de la reforlna cue ha
vuelto poner Sobre ell tapete de l. po-
Iitica colonial, ell informe del SecreNa-
rio de la Guerra, que va conocen nuesN
tres IectoreS.
Resuelva no Ell Congreso ell sta
tUs puertorriqueno, es de esperar que,
10 menos sc trate ALI de la question
que tan hondamente preocppa aqui la
atenci6n colectiya, y ESQ ha de Servir,
81 NADIA Sc resHeIve en- concrete, para
qle los que tienen en- sus manos la suer-
Il nuestra, sc vayan enterando de los
aunt0s que, 81 para ellos son cosa ba-
Ida la que no conceden la importan-
o. que sin duda tienen, para la Colonia
sn Gle inaplazable urgencia Y de apre-
1iante necesidad.
tQu4 es 10 que va a pasar EN- Washin-
IN? Acaso el mensaje del gobernador
tison, pQeda orientarnos algo mas en-
inextricable MARIANA en- que hasta
lora Sc pierden nuestras aspiraciones
nuestra buena lie.
arc eSta que NO es norma de esos do
mentos la claridad y La precision, pc
las circunStanciaS son ah0ra tan es-
Ciales, que no ha de ser dificil sacar
Bucciones logicas del esperado docur
nto, 81 este, como eS 10 probable, ha
rehejar G. pensamiento del gobierno
Washing ton y sus orientaciones res
to nuestro problema
De todos alodos, es La hora de estar
venidos. Que no Sc trate de explo-
ell dificu moment0 en- uueStro pre-
40, que no Sc quiera negociar con la
iIidad espectadora, prometiendo
falacia 10 que no Sc procure cum
cuando Ilega la fecha del venci-
nto tardio, y que siempre viene su-
ndo nuevos aplazamientos.
el momento puede sacarse alg1n
lido; ahOra, ell toque esta en- que 10
1e ell pals 10 saque La tutoria. Para
ar este 1ltimo hay que curarse de
pasion y de TODD iuteres mediocre
empenezca la ideal aspiration del
ritu Insular orientado en- un sentido
-l de cuyo contacto con la reaIidad
que esperar fecundOs beneicios.
II apresuramient0s, discretamente,
9amente, como el que tiene va ira
su caminos debemos aprestaxnos
acha pr6xima, sin exagerados ardi-
ntos nj prematuros desalientos. Ma
,omo La conviction de que Sc defien-
ma cosa legitin1a, ppede prestarnost
no v abnegaci6n en- las irremedia-
vicisitudes que han de sobrevenir
forcejeo disimuladO tai vez vio-
10 que ha de eHtablarse entire las
tes contendientes.
pe un lado el gobierno con sus ten
cias eentralixadoras, de Otro La ma
~ aspiration de TODD pueblo ejer-
r Ia prcpia soberania; indudable-
hte, estos son elementos de rival
ESQ es innegable y nj el mas can
Z oso optimistic pudiera negsrlO, pero
sea clio mOtiy0 de desaIiento, ano
ell eOntrzrio, acicate que nos lleve
viril exaltaci6n de 'energfas vim
adOraS
on ESQ, sin que nadie Sc lame en-
10, pueden plantearse en- t6rminoa De
D franqueza, las reclamaciones y las
gkencias.
sinceridad es aiempre una gran luz,
. bassante tempo henos andado &
Atas.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
MAKING PHOTOGRAPHS OF
HIS HOLINESS, The POPE
sentinel special seryice.

Sentinel Special Service.
Rome, March .I2-Some figures
recently made public in Rome show
hat photographers who are permitted
to take photographs of the pope do
a flourishing business.
The pope is probably the most
extensively photographed parsonage
in the world. Practically all Catho-
lie families have a picture of his
holiness, as have thousands of non,
Catholics. The work of supplying
ttfis demand is therefore very profit
able and much sought after by pho
tographers.
The pope at all times has what is
known as an official photographer.
ais usually is some very prominent
Catholic, who has been made a mem
Der of one of the high orders of the
vatican. He takes the photographs.
not only of the pope, but of all the
functions at the vatican and st. Pc
ter's. Naturally there is something
of reciprocal financial transaction
in connection with this post, the
photographer probably giving a large
sum of money to the church. but the
exact nature of this has never be-
come public.
The privilege of photographing his
holiness, however, is from time TO
time accorded to other photogra-
pliers and it is the figures on the
profits that are made by these that
have just been made public.
When a photographer is given this
privilege he generally gives his holi-
ness 800 elegantly mounted copies
Of the photograph, which the pope
uses in making autographed presents
to his friends and then donates in
addition sum of money toward the
support of the church.
The pope also gives to the photog-
rapher a benediction written in his
own hand this the photographer is at
liberty to reproduce and print in a
corner of his photograph.
1t was found that photographer
whose annual income from his bust
ness was about $4,000 derived at
least 81. 900 of this from the pope's
pictures. Needless to say the profits
Of the photographer, who is commits
stoned as the one official photogra-
pher by each pope are immeasurably
larger.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
oh, How l Itched!

What long nerve-racking days OF con-
slant torturc-what sleepless nights Of
terrible Decentralization, con-
stant itch, until 1t seemed that l must
tear on my very skin-then-
instant relief-my skin cooled. soothed
and healed
The very first drops of Odd. Pre-
scription for Eczema stopped that awful
Itch instantly: yes. the very moment
Odd. touched the burning skin the tor
ture ceased. a 25c bottle proves it,
Odd. has been known for years as
the only absolutely reliable eczema
remedy, for. it washes away the disease
germs and leaves the skin as clear and
healthy as that of n child.
All other druggists have ODD Pre-
scription-go to them ii You can't come
to us-but don't accept some big profit
substitute.
But If you come to our store. we arc
so certain Of what Odd. Will do for You
that we offer you fun size bottle on
this guarantee:-If you do not ilnd that
1t takes away the itch AT ONCE, 1t
costs you not @ cent.
Kraft u Emerson, Druggists, Grand
Junction, Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
THE SENTINEL
IS ENDORSED

Yesterday and today The Sentinel
has had several telephone calls from
ranchmen in different sections of the
valley concerning the requests The
Sentinel made of the board of coun-
ty commissioners and in every in
stance The Sentinel's action in this
matter has been heartily endorsed.
IF / have heard of one man, /
have heard of a hundred men dur
ing the past year express the desire
to see a fully itemized expense ac-
count from the board" declared one
ranchman today Il have lived in
this valley four years. | take both
dailies and several weeklies and |
have never yet seen such a state
ment"
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Delta Expects Big Crop.

Manager George Conklin of the
Delta County Fruit Growers associ-
alton, tsated yesterday that If there
were no killing spring frosts Delta
county would have the first full crop
in seven years and would produce
1000 cars of fruit more than 1t could
possibly market with present railroad
facilities. He bases his estimate on
the figures of the association last
year which showed that with a little
over per cent of a crop last year
the county shipped $500 cars of fruit
by freight alone.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
BABY BORN ON STREET
CAR IN new YORK CITY
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
New York, Mar 12.-Mrs. Mary
REILLY, "a years old, of 232 East 64th
street, became the mother of a boy on
south-bound End Avenue car at
25th street last night. All the pas
sengers, except Mrs. McEwen of $40
East 30th street, who is a nurse, and
a woman who accompanied Mrs.
REILLY, left the car just before the
new passenger arrived.
DIR. Mills took the mother and the
child to Bellevue hospital in an am
bulance, and it was said later that
both mutner and child We're doing
nicely.
Traffic on the south-bound rails OF
the End Avenue line was held up for
nearly half an hour until mother and
child were in the ambulance.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
FARMERS WILL START
BIG RATTLESNAKE FARM
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Lennox, Mass, Mar 12.-one
hundred rattlesnakes from the
Schagticoe hills in Connecticut will
be brought here by syndicate of
Connecticut farmers for the purpose
of starting a 12-acre rattlesnake
farm.
Rattlesnake oil is worth S. pint,
and there is good return from the
skins. The farmers expect to have
at least 5000 rattlers on the place
within the next few months.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
MANY INJURED IN A RIOT IN
THE GERMAN STRIKE
DISTRICT TODAY.
Associated Press.

Berlin, Mar 12.-Five policemen
and many strikers were injured to-
day in riot near Hamborn in which
1000 striking miners attacked 40 of
ficers with revolvers and stones. The
police charged with drawn sabers
owing to the disturbance the mine
owners have asked that troops be
sent to reinforce the police in the
coal district.
The strike is making considerable
headway in all districts. Many OF
the mines were worked today with
only third of the regular force.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
STUDY INTERSTATE COMMERCE

The LaSalle Extension University
of Chicago, ILL.,, offers an exceptional
opportunity to enroll in their course
in interstate commerce while their
representative, w. T. Porter, is in
town. This course gives the neces-
sary technical information to pass
the government civil-service examin-
alton, and also qualities men to hold
traffic positions with shippers at
larger salaries than the ordinary po-
sition pays.
If you are dissatisfied and want
better position, it will be worth your
while to talk to Mr.. Porter and learn.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
A Correction.

In yesterdays issue of The Senti-
mel in the story referring to the pro-
posed objections of the bondholders
of the Palisade Irrigation district to
the recent order by the district court
our readers may have received the
impression that the interest payments
on the bonds of that district is over
due. This is not the case, as the
district has $4,000 surplus in its in
terest fund. Attorney Straud NJ. Lo-
gan for the district brought the mat
ter to our attention and the correc-
ton is gladly made.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Amend Complaint.

After the jury was secured in the
Evan VS.. Grand Junction case this
morning the court continued the
case until next week in order to al
low the attorneys for the plaintiff
time to amend their complaint. The
cases against John Mason and Err
nest G. Carpenter were then taken
up. These men are indicted for bur
glary. The first grand jury indict-
ment was quashed and new one
had to be made.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Lecturer Thomson Ieaycs

w. H. Thompson, very eloquent
lecturer, who is travelling over the
country delivering an address on
The White Slave Traffic" left
Grand Junction this afternoon after
spending several days here. He was
heard by big audience at one of
the local theaters Sunday night.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Aphis is Hatching.

County Horticulturist II. B. Scam
nell stated today that green peach
aphis, had been found Matching on
the Fruit Ridges, indicating that il
was time for the orchardist to be-
gin using their lime and sulphur
spray.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Big Snow nt Glenwnod.

1t is said that there are two feet
of snow at Glenwood Springs. Du-
range reports four TO five feet of
snow and many other Colorado
towns have had terrific
storms during the past week, but
Grand Junction is not among the
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Says Outlook is Good.

The mining outlook in the Ouray
district and other districts of the San
Juan is the best in years. declared
!. NJ. Caminsky. the well known Ou-
ray clothier. who is spending several
days in Grand Junction. "Ouray ex-
meets the hest summer, from min
ing standpoint, in many years. A
" II mining throughout the
San Juan seems certain.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12

Work is progressing at quite a
rapid rate in spite of the inclement
weather, on the addition to the Ger
man Lutheran church on the cor
ner of Eighth and Rood.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Tom Langdon ON Committee

We note that Tom ]. Langdon, the
colored Janitor at the court house, is
a member of the committee on res
olutions for the big negro Republi-
can club, organized yesterday in Col
oradO Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
MeyeI.s Return

Meyers Return.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Meyer and chill
dren returned this morning from a
visit of week or more at Eagle,
where they have been the guests of
Mr.. Meyers mother.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12

A thoroughly good time was en-
joyed last evening by the local Wood
men of the World at the annual roll
call and celebration of the anniver-
sary of the lodge.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12

Last evening several people came
down from Telluride to consult Dr.
a. NJ. Cross and will spend several
days here.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12

The modern, up-to-date The Bo-
nemian Girl" which is now being
presented with immense success by
the Aborn Opera company is said to
be one of the most pretentious and
lavish productions ever given Balfe's
greatest work. 1t will be here soon.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12

DR.. Chas. w. Reed announces the
removal of his office rooms from the
Margery building to the front rooms
of the Sentinel building.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Back from Springs.

Back from Springs.
S. NJ. Il. McSpadden, purchasing
agent for the Fruit Belt, returned
home today from Denver and Col
orado Springs, where he has been for
the past several days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Many More Evans.

Today quite large number of ad-
ditional civil service examinations
were announced by the civil service
official. Details can be secured at
the postOffice.
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12
Redding Leaves.

Redding Leaves.
w. p. Redding left this afternoon
for Denver, where he will spend the
next 10 days making some cement
tests
The daily sentinel., 1912-03-12

Cherries Whitford Leaves.
Charles Whitford, Denver trav-
cling man who has been spending
several days here, left this after
noon for his home in the capital.