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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
New York Provisions.

NEW YORK, Juno 25.-Flour steady. vi.h a
fair inquiry. Receipts. $3.50 barrels; shipments.
eS8s barrels.
Wheat-Spot Irregular; No. . red, s1.ls elevator
domestic basis 10 aTivo. and export sI.l7S Z. o.
b. aoost: No, northern Duluth, sI.2tI. I. o. b.
a1oht. Futures market was easier under pTohL-
taking and Influenced By prospects OF moro ia
vorable weather IN the northwest. closing AdEc
net lower. july closed Mt s1.IfI September
closed at $40: December closed at 81 ioti. Re-
colps. as, 600 busholh; shipments. bo.7s7 bushels
Hopn easy: EtAto old olGs. 1920: Pacific
const, 1911. Ss9ioc. old olds. l582Sc.
Hides steady.
Leather hrm.
Petroleum steady.
Wool quiet.
AolaKaoB steady.
Raw sugar steady: muscovBdo. 81 t~<t aSsc:
centrifugal. as test, 5.Ssc: uolisteS sugar, 80
text. 3.l1c- Refined easy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
American Ice Active.

Although American Ice stock has been
quiet recently. II has grown materially
In the good graces OF bankers II has
finished its financing and stands on a
level In the matter OF credit with the
az the rate OF about per cent on the
common stock an dit is likely that a
dividend will be declared at the end OF
INC year Nothing more than. say. per
cent need be expected the first wear bur IL
Is novelty TO have the Ice company
paving even that much OF dividend and
earning IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
'csH Ss~ York Money.

loaKS York Money.
Hsi per June 25.-Money on call
y, oirsrs.tc Offer cent: ruling rsto V,s cal!. a.
,hIasty sr: sr: sixty davR nav
IL 'SS'' 8 to 81; six six
'''e paper. { to 4, ,sr
y Santh!se,. eosy. with .,,,,
-, Snd at 'l.s7,26 'fei'' for dor ior
So a. .s,us, bills, a.s,.
ssat sOn,,.s IS cen,s.
SsaSSsS'N SSsSNds. steady.
Irregular.
es an sss s.rwooi s,.,s,. r..,.
tsssI EN- Ss.,oth,aE. 2oss:,s med'um 1,vS,
ma lOsiSc; Tue Tub ws.bsa nsai
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. Juno 25.-coree futures closed
s,eady. TO points net higher. Sales, 81, 500
bssE. June roc; July, ls.76c: August, u o4c
October, l2oec; November. 1ic3c: December.
1909; January. N.oSc: March. b.lse; APRIL
NiTc
Spot coffee STEADY; Eio. No, z. it.c. Santos
No. {, l6Asc. Mid coffee quiet; CoTdovs. IsUlsHc.
Do-n al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
BY International News Service.

By International News Service.
n rEW YORK. June 25.-As It became
N apparent late today that conserva
VI tives were In control OF the Demo"
cratic convention the stock mar
Eet became more active ana
stronger. The close was In the midst OF
moderate rally with a few net gains,
but with general recoveries from the re-
cesslons OF the early trading. The de-
clines early in the day were due TO a
sharp advance In the price OF wheat. fol-
lowing reports OF abnormally hot weather
in the spring wheat belt
The tragic feature OF the day was the
failure OF shorts 10 get their contracts
back at a profit. They found that prices
melted II they wanted TO sell and ad-
yanced IL they wanted to buy. Big peo-
pie were absolutely Indifferent to the
course OF prices They feel that crops
alone will determine the future OF the
market and are willing TO walt for deVel-
oprncnts, Politics cannot hurt, but may
helm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. June 25.-1utter steady; eresmsrles.
s3G26c. dAries, 2lG2ic.
Esq nrn: receipts 23.tie csres: at mark
cases Included. i55I7c; ordinary hrsts. lie: hrsts
Bisc,
Cheese steady: daisies. l5GICIc; twins iit.d
ANc: Young American. lb3lSho: long hornE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Cotton Market.

NEW YORK. June 1.-cotton futures closed
s,cady; June s1t1t: July. 5ll.ls; August. tl127:
September. Sll.s5; October, sI1is. November.
sL6S. December. su IS; January. s1l.a: Febru-
ary sll.5s; March. 81: IS; May. una.
Cotton closed quiet, 8 points higher; middling
uplands. 31l.so: middlins gulf 3u.s5. Sales.
mono.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
Wabash Bonds Up.

Wabash bonds made a new high record
following slight decline. Tho stock
broke about the same time. The assess
ment Of $40 A share Is frightening out
many small shareholders. but there are
bankers willing TO take the stock thus
unloaded and pay the assessment because
they believe the money will make Wa
bash real railroad. The bondholders
Will fare well in any event
Steel prices are TO be advanced about
dollar ton on July l. This advance
mas been expected for some time, owing
10 the heavy orders received. There have
been many small advances without no.
tlce.
Western Union made another conces-
sion 10 the public by reducing rates on
certain messages. The experiment begun
by the Western Union OF treating the
public as a friend instead OF an enemy
Is proving profitable 10 the COMPANY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-26
SUN NSPOTSPROVE FACTOR
OF MOMENT IN STREET
Traders Speculate on Effect Of Phenomenon on
Crops; Wabash Bonds Make New High Rec
ord; Assessment to Help Road.
By Thomas c. ShotwelI.

weather was intensely hot while these
spots were at their worst.
Heat was abnormal today in Canada.
The experience OF the last two times may
have been a coincidence, but II the hot
weather persists this time the theory of
coincidence will be weakened and sun
spots Will become regular Wall street
terrors. the same as green bugs and boil
weeyils. This summer the ground Is
fortunately well soaked with moisture
and extreme damage need not be feared.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10
HEAVY MOVEMENT
Of WOOL ON IN
BOSTON


scsson. Mass. July lo.--No lncon-
siderable amount 81 wool has been
transferred from dealers ownership
10 That Of innnuiaoturefs durlnn ahe
past three weeks IN tho BOSTON mar
kot. q largo part ~ Al being aold nrps
3ect ~ approval upon arrival. Iu-
deed. the purchases vf mac Rhode kki-
and manufactures alone ara estimate
"a 20 exceed five million pounds,
over one-lhisd, II ~ Maid, being mod-
fun fltecoa says ihe noalon comsnef-
cial Bulletin.
Durlnx the week gnNor review the
movamenl has haon heavy and thc
trading haa boon participated IA by
number 81 lhe larger ~ well A. the
smaller buyers. The woola involved
have been largely territory wools' but
fair amount ~ fleece and Some for
eIsn crorsbrcda have also bean SOLD.
Prices Tend1ng lIirlpr - While
there appears 20 haVn hnnu no sctani
advupce IN prices. there can br no
question but THAI the Tendency 4 up
ward. This tendency ~ hrt che le4-
Teal one, leaving ouf ~ confederation,
and avorybody'u doink a. The uuea~
ton 81 adverse tariff iegIalakion. The
casual observer would hardly SUPPOSE
from the attitude of the Trade 81
whole that She tariff question AHo
ever been a nerloue confederation.
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1884,. ,.'..,, .,,.'.0.t,,,nn ennanf al.
~. cr',,.. y. {l.I.I snerD,,cfed al.
,,,,.,,s,, ,,ne, rfr..r anaitr,S n IL net
y. .,.~,,~, ~ n r,,,,f ~ .fIfsf nfpoa n.
4. 49, ro,,,rs ~ fha adpnnee. IA AZ
we'll kno,n mas HIaatafd houses
nave aold large quantities. at esnes
woods 10 this magiitf during the pnsf
three months. Indeed. We hate Fans
SON ID nnpnoae lial pne importing
honas along has taken not less Than
three mgIllun pounds Of nAaimaa oal 81
Bradford within (hnt period ana tltue
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

MONEY 70 LOAN A. per cent 70
bniI1 o. buy hnnaoti $3.50 per
niUnah pays thn principal on each
lhonsand fdeslarn. with i've per cent
interest on llse unpaid balance oach
years l.pRnu can Be paid Off "a eny
TINS. thus stopping further intnreHti
1914 years "a repay the loan. The
Hldnonfd Home Company, ztO Texas
g.. 81 nasDs IeNM M llaT.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

or furniture. pinno4 oFeena noi4ee,
Aaeona ara othes cheIlei1, elso On
1slsslon ana wnrehop1o fecplpls' a.
low a. lieoe aud a. him ~ t1telebl
i.oana arc qaiokly made ana eiF1clsg
private Illnesses nerih 20 ons
year given. Goods 40 rtmaln N Jour
possession Our rates arr Reasonable
Call a11 zee uH before notfoNine
Steamship tlnAola n AMI from oli
parts Of the WurIa
PRIVATE oFfEt ottr Evenings
THU moU0fIDED loan co~
Hlooma ard 4, os~HI Hafi1In3,
s0aM West kkafF4I Agango.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

sealed proposals tor me purchase
Of eeoa,o zoe OF ihs honda o. she state
u NsW Mexico % DO laaucd undeF
authority 81 ~ ret Of tho First stats
Legislature or Now aspxioo snllilod
eAn Aol efosi6lpa fuudl ana nlaklns
appropriations 5of kha flhl fiscal
fphF fof the expenses of tht associative
Legislative and 3tdIeIaI HeHe4 IsAala
Tor The payment ~ Interest % STATE
lndHpiefne1n aud sinking Nun4 f4s
anllanshla lhegn0f, % dcsfAy the h8s
etnsee u the HdhcaiIonaA HIa ana
Gnasi cable institutions and 7a1s
Aa4 AZ nlhnF e4paAAeE Required nf
eslaslne Laws e. ere state pf HeW
titsico #Ra making appIopf' '4n|
f4t defI1|Iutieg - fevenue4 % fHfHH n
l|4eai years which celicifnpleqA Hsf
tFfe4 BY the requirements q ez'HI.
fra faNAN
kn0fered June IA, 1919.
WhscN |d bonds ere - ~ Oates
In4 |I 4aY VI Ia'H 1919 ard tNEos
IE1NIF 4U4 ana uHInp|f 1--WE YnRf4 az
lak IN1it NkI& lNI31tat paYnt'o At1l1r
tnAah||| "a |t1 rate 81 or ee1l r1g
|annN HH Ni1n fpf aalA peflt9 "a
~ etIPU|6 totpone kllHNI.fH q
lna 4A'N p| 'I1fntI DatAh|a W
Itne lEf E414 o N4rtelnh14 ana
Maten AtIn 0Iff'NH| knN InIfF4el
gN4an|1 h1 W II||H1 ne H4 f|4sF
treasurer. HaA|a NEW M1tIN0 ne
etI1 bonds ~ f4H|tH4t|4 opt'
fIIIh each Nn4N ~ fIai N0.NIl
...,....1 a. 4. |..a.na I|||H 4. H.|0.. 4.. AVA.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10


sa.eeo~,a ROOM itapis. netn ltFFe
poschee. CELLAR. lel 8tM8l41. Hlahr
lsnAn hsaf en- slpel ltrn,S,
st.soQ-- t.fo0n np0esn bpnaploN.
lafnt lqfi hoet loeaflan ~ 18Ih NJ
4f.4on~ ,toonf, 7.Nleff npaefu
brlrs dNslllha, hoi waiter beat tla
ward.
9a. tpo--ttfotm ffame and bath.
erllpfl fpaflh ward. nssf oss Nnt
et,ooo- l.foo,n nrthn itl laeNltt
ollI water. near uaiyeYalIfi ftfH
eiroe~u.reem aANo telso M
stn9e nne ifHlt lsees seath HeeAe'
say, c'oao ini oogp taflna
ea1oo tsfpogn nrttN. moaefn Wa|1
SALT hardwood f18eeM nfa FskDa| pNts
Aag lot l1as otsn pa'aata p4f
cent
$4,000 .goom. : aso8t s,aeee AAItn
resldunph hes water teai, 1ttN OAR
hn|ldInns. lnwn. lfAsh 8alAN tl,t w
1baitf. eiese nj si1ee ca.n b.'nsYe
ppr sent
lpknx 50 .H,aA
wulN lKkullANp*
\ Al. FEeisclser
VA nuUlsf 1<AfgNxsI nFkttr
Netl q Npf RpF'aFst tnFna &C.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

gsDsclni veiensa,s q Nsshsnn uttries
Las Vegas n. AZ. 1nlp fo.--A
brilliant banquet ~ nsNhs n me
dining room of thn hIe caNlanedn
hotel brought 70 q c'eaa ttn impress
aivo celphfellon ~ ma f|fiieih anni-
versnfy ~ tho fonndlne a. Chapman
bodgo Nos o. A. - a A. NJ at
tended BY betwnen 100 and SQo Ma
sons. Among the epcaknf1 ~ the
hnnquot wprr DR. James II. Wfoia ofl
AihpqpcfQnn district deputy Nsandl
mnuiors A. a. Keen OF Alnu9ueraue.
grand trctetnryi A. y. McNlllan and
y hapley of Aihuquqrque( Judge
William "a Pope and Judge q. n.
fiunnn 81 Santa ~.
rho celebration began Monday
night N the Masonic hall.
aevornl cinauent ard cxfromoly IN.
eesentlne sddsansns were made w.
ntosnlnenf Alemhofa Ut Chapman
lodge. THIS History II Manohfe III tho
Meadow city Mna 4dplowad b. Ifnr-
bert ~. Clark. Dr. +. r. u. ress made
an Addreax 81 MASONRY Abroad.
William q. Hayden. who wna
schoauled 10 sneak. was nns ln the
city. hut his place On me program
was we'll filled by Or. Fronk VI. ~
Roberts. who spoke on 'Mnnonfy and
Cltikonnhip,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

MOubE fs.MANmfh.
ThN Acme HooAu ana window
CIenHluN. Orders promptly Attended
fos tnlIHianllon fnafAnl4ea we aNetp
nnImnoSn. Office 11e West SILVER.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-10

ns,.eos.Ar
FOR RENT Front offices ID the
now ornnt bu'ldlne. s~SSs West
Central. N
ron RENT~ Agnlshod rooms for
housekeeping. Rent f1anonhble,
Call % rear Of sea West Central "
ron nmNT--sfhlsisl .afae soom.
compIolelg kntnlphed arsFtmeni
house. ont, two and three room
Nn'tAm Pfioo and rent feaG0nabIo
strong Pfos'. soi y. reoona.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
THEY ARE RIFF RAFF" AND CRIMINALS" TOO.

Nearly 1000 residents of Spokane, Wash. have signed
petition asking for the setting aside of the form
government that city and the the adermanc form
These 1000 citizens riff raft "gangsters criminals
and other cattle of these classes according the Grand Junction
organ of reakism, and advisers This made plain this
morning.
Long ago found that unless you mildly accepted the
teachings of our crowd you renegade of the
The uneasness of Spokane citizenship the failure OF
the commission form make good awful nightmare our
crowd" Naturally it would be.
The newspaper and the gentlemen who openly defend those
boodrsty anarchists the W. WIS, and condone their doc
naturally be expected denomce citizens of
of the best cities the gangse ward heeers and riff raft
because those citizens have realized that the adanc system
of government is good system after all.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
OF COURSE, IT'S "NOBODY'S BUSINESS"

First and foremost acknowledge that realized
be rise and ask for what purposes the funds
of the taxpayers of Grand Junction are being used
We know that it nobody business what done with
money of the taxpayers, long our crowd headed by
the Big Am OF Charterism, is doing the spendng
We realize that under the freest of
they see fit, and ''t amt nobody put in'l
True is, that under the old gang system monthly
expenditures by the c-deaed statements
dollar going for and who getting it, but all this tomooey
has been done with There monthly pub
shed detailing the expenditures because nobodys
business The taxpayers be with general financial
statement occasionally issued with expenditures dumped"
We know that anyone making close inquiry why this
DONE ana why such and such expenditures are made is a
<nocker gangster and enemy of popular government
Nevertheless and with all of these things in mind
up and asked just why the of Grand being
called defay the expenditures of the circulation of petit
uons get the charter bill on the ballot.
1t little thing perhaps; but shows just how free and
how lax the methods of making expenditures and how Grand
Junction must stand for expenditures of almost
long as those expenditures have the k of the Great Am of
Charersm
We knew would get called down, and were dis
appointed.
Petition after petition providing for the placing of
before the people for this fall has been circulated
Grand Junction during the past months Many these
just worthy these charter bill petitions
of them of vital and intense the community
as this measure.
These petitions circulated by citizens, NOT AT THE
EXPENSE OF THE CITY GOVERNMENT! Men freely
these petitions the city or county not called upon for
Now dealing with the charter form of gov
commission foism and yet WORKERS PAID FRoM I1p TF
TAXPAYERS FUND MUST BE EMPLOYED IN ORDER
TO GET THESE PETITIONS CIRCULATEDl
Where OH where all of these local champions of the com
mission form of who climb into the high places anc
proclaim their willingness make Sacrifices donate services
reward'7 ' 'N'O' '''( NND'' "''''"' nope o.
WHERE ARE THEY?
use We will do this labor of love without COST?
i They There volunteers
And the taxpayers must necessarily be used to qe
these petitions crcuatedhe esacrcng too busy
Isn't it to laugh?
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
THE GARDEN OF FORGOTTEN THINGS,

the hour when Day Keeps tryst with Dusk that found
It, single gowed like beacon above the rim of the earth
and the still waters of dreaming Cove the inverted
reflection of midsummer trees
1t subtle odor which ured into the tangled paths
OF memory; an elusive fragrance blowing the Meadows
of TheU sedto Be- and led on and on until the House of
Reality was lost to sight
found myself wandering in strange places through din,
ways, toward nameless, magnetic goal
do not know why pressed onward the House of Reality
was very beautiful and had long de there Content guard
portal and Love abiding within But when an old perfume
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
calls, Memory obeys.

calls, Memory obeys
Having forth proceeded possessed equally by curiosity
and fear for the road grew onee and nenabe sadness
pervaded the atmosphere.
Presently bridge which bore evidences of having
been enchanting but broken and dcayed
and under it lay the arid bed of vanished Hard by,
ceang sgnboard from leaning milePost and by the
pale light of the increasing read these haeaced words
'Ihe Bridge of Dreams, Spanning the River of 4outh
Across the bridge hurried; and Just the other SIDE
it
The Garden of Forgotten Things
The choked by weeds for foot had rodden
there but moved with desperate and
desire finish this unprecedented Journey forged forward
phosphorus light shed peculiar and aweome radiance
the ngled grasses my feet
leaned low and gazed at the spot whereon stood 1t
partially buried headstone bearing the of friend
{bved and lost in my first youth.
Once that stood amidst carefully tended flowers,
path leading had been kept smooth by the feet
faithful friendship.
But that long and long ago. and for decades of time the
neglected had been pressing its sorow face against the
bosom of the earth lonely and forgotten by the world
A wierd shape fitted beside passed So absorbed
with suddenly awakened recoeons of my lost friend that
paid little heed the shape but pressed closer and at last
turned the face of early Passion beautiful with
vivid life but mask from which all expression had
fed.
DO follow mel" cried accelerang my steps. There
is nothlng-nothng for us to say
There nothing, answered the shape departed into
the shadows whence it
The seemed newly desolate, and a widcwinged bird
wheeled above my head and gave strange
As he cried that subtle haunting odor blew up again from
the Meadows of Be- and old rapture old
vanished friendships and ephemera loves lost ideals and ouved
pleasures ooped behind shadowy horde starred with pad
faces of the dead
The Garden of Forgotten Things filed with this nebuous
host of presences, became insupporable.
turned, atrighted and fled back back to the House OF
Reality past the keeper the portal whose had grown trou
bled my absence sped straight the Abiding
Love-EHa Wheeler Wiicox
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
NO; We CAN'T HAVE A CELEBRATION!

Mo- can't have big general celebration of the opening
system, the anniversary of the city, the
bumper fruit crop and the High Line canal conructionwe
haven't any funds this We every pay
expenses circulating petitions and defray the of carry
ing out any whm whms city boss may decide Grand
Junction should carry for his edifcaton from time time
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
new TRANSFER COMPANY,

new transfer company has been
organized in the city to be known
as the Grand Junction Transfer COM
pany, located at 252 Colorado; phone
Junction 3S7. General transfer work,
piano moving, household goods NOV
ing; all orders promptly attended
to; satisfaction guaranteed and pri-
ces reasonable. ]. A. Henry. pro-
prietor. Give us trial.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

just received car of Spring Seed
Wheat, and IA car of Wild Gunnison
hay. We also have Alfalfa, Timothy
and Flax Seed. Timothy Hay and
tLree grades of Alfalfa Hay. Quail
ity the best and prices right.
All kinds of Chicken Feed, Salt,
Axle Grease and Machine OIL.
Promptly delivered to all parts of
aty
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
A WONDERFUL RECORD,

Surprisingly good pictures of the
Grand Valley Baby Crop" are being
made for the city record by Eames.
These photos are made without
charge and will be on permanent dis
play in the city hall. All babies 2
years old or younger are eligible.
Don't leave the baby out. Grand
Junction wants them all. The Eames
Studio, 44S Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

BARTON q TERRILL ia the only
transfer company In western Col
orado with a first class covered NOV
Ing van. Always prompt, furnSl
good service and expert workmep.
You make NO mistake BY employins
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

We sincerely glad the splendid endorsement New
Jersey democrats to their Woodrow Wilson, for
he democratic nomination for the presidency While Woodrow
Wilson personal choice for the we wanted
he folks home stand by their goveno-ust as we
anxious Ohio stand by Governor Harmon and Mis-
souri, by Champ Clark.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

Thomas NJ Patterson insisting that Mavor-elect Arnold
attention that clause of the Denver charter providing
for minority representation this commission Another example
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

Editor Monroe of the Montroe Press that we hold
that all refomers the fake reoer class Brother Mon
does injustice There classes of reormes and
the ranks of each class pretty full
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

J. ". Milne Livery. Transfer 4
Storage Co.. best Of buggfes and driv-
ing horses. Phone Junction 22s, 3ls
Colorado ayenus.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

George W. Perkins, the harvester and Teddy Rooseve
scored victory in New Jersey yesterday
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

We have just received some nifty
JeWeiry for graduation gifts. Black.
stone Jewelry Company, 534 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

Bring your feet and let us fit them
at half price. Boston Shoe store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

Glasses organized at Hoel's Bust
ness College. June 3rd.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

Now Is the time to enroll in Hoers
Business College. Summer coarse
opens June 3rd.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

Some people have about much regard for solemn oblga
ton as they have for two-year-old birds-nest
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

The newest things in shoes. at un-
heard Of prices. See us.-Boston
Shoe Store
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

The people who read and answer
ads are the people who make bust.
ness and business enterprise posi-.
bic.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

The greatest bargains in the histo-
ry of the country. Boston Shoe store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

140Td's Princess Go-CartB and
Wood Web Porch Shades at Croyub.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

REGULAR DINNER with
Iced tea. Royal Cafe. 442 Main.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29

FIVE or TEN INCHES of Grand
Valley water to rent. S40o per inch
Coe Investment Co., SIS Main.
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-29
EASTMAN FEED STORE.
WATER TO RENT.

phone Jet. ISt no so. 9th st.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-11-08

A 30 cent bottle Of Bloodino Rheumatic
Lnament will last longer than the most AZ
gravated case of sore throat. most effect
i've remedy for cold on chest, Group sto.
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