The Sentinel from Prescott, Kansas • 4

PRESCOTT MARKET REPORT have already noticed that in this altitude one cannot sing nearly so well or easy as lower down. Williams has a lovely school Williams nas a Corn per, bushel, Potatoes per bushel Apples, per bushel I Sdt jStfttffltl Colburn. By J. M. Entered at the Postoffice at Prescott as second class matter.

The Sentinel is issued on Friday of each week at Prescott, Ivan. fifty cents a year THE Through sleeper daily to Chicago Katy flyer aud sleeper to St. Louis ou all passenger tiains. Three of them every day. The Katys the only line that does it The M.

K. T. is now running through tourist, Sleeper to Los Angles and Sm I raneisoo, Culifor jevery WoduGMfliiy iuoiniiiy (Jar ltjiivos Kl. Scott on ttio Flyer at 7:05 a. in.

running through California without change. These cars are entirely new, heated by steam mid lighted with The linen and beds are the same as in tl standard sleepers and low beitb rate, only $5 for double loWer berth for two peopl places this great accomodation for California passengers within the reach of all, Passengers for San Antonio and points in New Mexi-o and Arizona can 'also take this through car at a very low berth rate Invalids and tourists will find the R. R. 12:15 2 1 7 12:20 2 9:15., Arizona Letter. Williams, Arizona, Sept.

12, 1901. Prof. J. M. Colburn, Prescott, Kansas.

Dear to my promise I now take time to converse with you through the slow medium of the pen. On Monday Aug. 26, a. m. I left Liuton aud arrived at Williams Wednesday, 1:20 p.

m. On our second, morning out we saw ris ing in the distance what seemed to be clouds, but before noon we saw they were mountains; the rest of the trip we were either among mountains or in sight of them: as we traveled around them and as I sat and gazed upon them, I. wondered how anyone could see them, then think for a few moments and doubt the existence of a supreme being. Our train was composed of 9 cars, and as we came over the mountains some places we only made 4 miles per hour and had two large rnoun tain engines one with 6 drivers and onewith eight-then we would creep through a tunnel where every tulu6 Time Table of Frisco SOUTH- 103 Passenger, 1 1 101 139 Freight, 149 NORTH. 118 Passenger, Onions per bushel building, with all modern improve p()Und ments.

have iv compulsory school law here and will enlorce it here this year as far as possible. I teach Reading, Writing, Music, English, American and Geaeral History in the two highest rooms. I enjoy my work quite well but hud fur different propositions from what you have in the east. I was granted a Territorial corhfi cate without any examination. Holidays the Teachers Association meets in Prescott; all the teachers here are going as we get our regular salary ami 10c mileage for going.

Our school district is 60x75 miles-4500 square milep so you see we stand for a large territory anyway. Our county Coconino is as large as some of the New England states, Well I must close now, and do some work. I will keep up tny Eat-in and do some reading this year yes, we have a fine M. E. preacher, here; they pay him I find a most congenial frion I in him as he is single, and just one year from Boston Seminary.

He was going to the camp with us Saturday is out at the Canyon now. Wishing you a most pleasant and successful year, I am, your Friend, L. E. Gifford. Butter, per pound Chickens, per pound Turkeys, per poun Ducks, per pound, Ego's per, dozen, I Prices subject to Wm.

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long Friend, Colleague his side with his eyes were Followed the bier and to Canton. requires a share hook to bt Monument subscriber becomes to this fund. will be sold. it. Orders for will refuse.

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50,000 copies ill be sold in this vie nity. Address, The Continental. Assembly. 't'eorall Bldg Opp. LF.

Tieasnry, Washington, D. C. natting mnuel Ends Meet. It is quite apparent that to dig a tunnel from two sides and make both ends meet is a delicate problem, says Eugene P. Lyle in Everybodys Magaz.ne.

Should they happen not to meet, it would be an expensive wandering iu the mountain to find them anti get them together. But fortunately there is a guide as true and unbendable as mathematics. This is an imaginary straight line between two points. One point is a little observatory shed on the bank of the Khone, with s. spyglass pointing horizontally towards Italy.

The other point is a similar little observatory on the bank of the Doveria in Italy, with a glass towards Switzerland. Between the two points rises the Simplon mountain-mass. But the straight line goes through just the same, for it is only an imaginary straight line. It is, however, steadily turning Into a reality this is the tunnel. And if it were not for the grade of the tunnel, then some day the observatory in Switzerland could look through the mountain at the observatory in Italy.

It will be objected, however, that we went around a curve in the tunnel. In fact, there are two curves, but they do not effect the straight line proposit on. There is a smail tunnel which joins the main tunnel some hundred metres or 109 yards inside. It is called the locating tunnel, and faithfully follows the imaginary straight line. The ma tunnel finishes its curve at this 100 metre point, and thence continues along the straight line to the corresponding curve at the other end, where again the straight line is completed by a second locating tunnel.

on a nia to gas. the Through Service LOUIS, CHICAGO KANSAS CITY ST. Special Saturday Rate Beginning Sat. Sept 28 1901, and each Sat. there after until further otice, the Frisco line will sell tick-w from Prescott to Kansas City for 1.00 for round trip.

Good for go-. ig on 102, and return on 117 of the door, window and ventilatoi was ime date While this rate is closed and electric lights turned on, jade for the benefit of theater go- then again we would come down rs it will rive any one an excellent the mountain at 75 miles per hour, pportunity for a cheap trip. The Well probably you would prefer aurl fare for round trip is 14.50 knowing something of tins city: it and taie a business place I assure you; ev Church Directory. eryone is hee for the money he can Baptist Prayermeeting every Fri-1 flt. js 8 towa of.

1500 or 1600, lay evening at 7:30 p. m. Sunday 1 nestiej jn the very arms of the School at 10 a. m. mountains, 6,750 feet above the sea: Methodist-Preaohing every 1 hl her reut pines tower upward 100 rfa TT A W.

b. a hair lav evening at 8 p. ra. Epworth hi0 dollar sawmill whose logging league each Sunday at 7:45. Sun- caiup i8 30 miles up in the moun-lay School at 10 a.

m. Rev Jesse they ruu it 24 hours each day Robinson, Pastor. ftn(j bave three engines to haul logs from the camp: by the way I am go Mantey Message. I ing out to the camp Saturday There are many saloons here, and it Mrs. Patterson entertained the L.

is sad indeed, te see the young men, A society Thursday. Je, Hrolhcrs went to Fort Scott ho goes to the Tuesday on llmir hikes. (irand Canon, which is the greatest Miss Bertha Carr entertained the ronrl(1 takes the Grand Can-Misses Burton Saturday. Emery Rutledge in the world, takes tin; Grand Canon train at this place, the distance commenced g0 mileg ancf r0Und trip is $10. At Rsst.

Elizabeth Sellers was rn in North Carolina, Oct 15, 1815; died Sept. 28, 1901, at Pleasanton, Kansas. She moved to Indiana with her parents when a child from whence they came to Pleasanton, Kansas, in 1869. She was married to Cranville Hastings in 1834, and after tour yeais he died leaving her with one child. Eight years after his death she married James Brown, who died in 1872.

Two daughters and six grandchildren survived to care for her in her declining years. The funeral services were conducted at the residence by Rev. Price and the remains laid to rest in the Pleasanton cemetery. THE CITIES OF filing at Mantey Monday. adaition to native population we lies Lizzie Fefmister.

commenced bave Mexicans, Indians, Chinamen school at Logan Monday. Jap8 but only two or', three dar- liss Nellie Burton visited her kies they dont like colored people ante Saturday and Sunday. in this town. -I Last Saturday we climbed to top of. Bill Williams, the highest mountain here, and there are mountains in every direction; we went to tlie round house to go out to the logging camp but found two engines thore for repair and not going out till afternoon, so we proceeded to the mountain and had no water fiom 7 a.

m. till 2:45 m. We made the climb in 3 hours and tben we were at an elevation of 10,000 rof Colburn and family, of feet and could see in every direction cott, wire the gt. of L. F.

(torn 80 to 125 we ooohl oe tertton We, I over a tract larger than New Jersey BUFFET SLEEPERS aND FREE RECLINING katy cMr cars OininC-" Stations ATD BY THE COMPAHY superior meals Fifty Cents I WO I RACKS T7 A LlAi iu Hiss Jennie Ilaekett, of Missouri, staying with Mrs. Joe Dizmang. Mr. and Mrs. Gillett have been tertaining their children the pastj jnth.

William Rammer has traded his otgun for a bike and is learning I ride it. Will Patterson and Addie Bil-lg8 attended the circus at Fort I Tuesday. I teg To His Retard, At the borne of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Rutledge, Joseph Bradshaw passed from this life to his reward in heaven, Oct.

1, 1901, being 80 years 2 months and 21 days old. Father Bradshaw was born iu Pennsylvania, July 9, 1821. hil young he nutted to Ohio, witn bis parents, in which state he lived 35 years. He married Dorcas Arnold, Deo. 22, 1842, wfiio proceeded him 7 years to the better laml.

To this union were boju 7 children, 3 sous and 4 daughters. Two of the sons died, one in infancy and one being 29 years old. In 1861 he moved his family to Livingston county Illinois. After the death of his companion he spent the most of his time in visiting bis children; and took great pleasure in reading the word of God He was a devoted Christian for 05 years, lie was a member of the M. I E.

church about 45 years. He then united with the Christian church of which he was a member when he died He leaves one so i and four daughters to mourn his departure. Father thou hast gone and lei us, And thy loss we deeply feel; Bin his God that hath b-reft, iu, He will all onr sorrows heal. and Connecticut together; it was wonderful as we sat ou the highest rock and saw mountain and valley and hamlet and barren plain, and I uld not Help thinking The Lord 1 is great and greatly to be praised At the top we had on our coat aud vest aud then had to sit iu the sun out of the wind to keep comfortable. No language has words adequate to express the untold beauty of the ecenerv one sees iu making the climb.

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Helen Spears, of Kansas is visiting her parents, Mr. 1 Mrs. Simpson Harp. Miss Rctta Csssida went to Fort ott Monday to visit friends and end the circus Tuesday. Elder Dizmang and family went Xenia Friday to attend the funer of their little grandchild.

L. F. Patterson was appointed istice of the Peace by Gov. Stan-j- last week. The Epworth League will give a mperance entertainment Oct.

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Announces the Opening of its Red River Division hiTom Denison and Sherman, Texas. Through Train Service will shortly be established from St. Louis and Kansas City over the Shortest Line to Texas pounds. warm ami llieu stop in 3 Kcom.a..ie.lltev. Robm.on minute, aud he .8 eoel ed gel lantey Sunday, .1.

Prof. Col-1 chilly. Since I came I have 3 with three covers over me all night. i Dears Brothers and Alf Renbar- We can see the sun on the mountain CC the Byangton! west of ns 45 minute, before tebe doing a riee and the moechgh here 1 i rich, almost like burnished gold. I jinir bnsint.

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