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DATE OF CONTtsr CHANGED,
iiN ana sehreek WIN Meet ON nigh, OF
3td crowds ~ Lagoon,

AMER considerable discussion between
tho principals ana Willard Bean. mana.
ger the date " me litasimmunp Schicck
contest hus been changed to the night of
July Instead VI the afternoon Of The
Fourth
The change has boon made IN view Of
the many other attractions ON the Fourth,
49, II was feared the contest would koep
people away from other places " amute
mpni
There was Il large crowd Of men, we.
men ana children al Lagoon yesterday NJ.
icrnoun to watch the stunts pulled IN IA
litzsimmuns' training camp, fiN told
the men 60 place chairs for The women
stand hun an look over the ladies'
'rods,' said wa, Then hob began
punching the bag doing many fancy
tricks This was followed by four
round rcl.tu with Jack kcci". and the
pair evoked great applause from mem.
hers u the lalr son O'kcclc did some
very clover WORK against hls wisosold up.
ponout Bllly sun also went four
rounds Okoctr VI rounding into nuo
condition. and lIitt nronomccs him ono
~ the fastest lullo men h. has eve
scon O'krctr says ho will shr IN great
shape for Ms encounter with Jmmy
Gardner nest Monday night
lll2slmmuus tdyt Dc WIll give matinee
,voR afternoon Tor the amusement Of ih'
fan krA,
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THE GOOD OLD WAY.

\ fovcrc cold or attack NJ In grInpo
H. lIkr IL me-. lhS sooner you combat II
lhr holtrr your rhuuro are 10 over,
power No. lWl tow molhcla IN ihlH aRc
are willing lo DO the necessary work
numr,d lo give a good uld.lushIonod
reliable treatment such nv would hc nd .
ministerial hy thoir grAndmolhcrs,
backed hN llochoo'F German Syrup,
which Nns always lihoally used IN con
ncrtlon with ~ homo treatment "
colds and m elIll In greater household
ruyo, than ANY known romody Rut
.rym without the application NJ the old
m,homd aids German syrup win euro
"a coyup cold In quick time, II viii
rmo coldg m children az grown people,
II relieves the unngoJod organs, nlmts
m. irritation mud effectively slops the
rougn ANY child WIN take H. II IL
invaluable In household 81 children,
TrNl W2o bottle 2bc, regular slgc, Zoe,
For mlr by nh dWgpitts
s.Ht...a.sa...H.sHasssas.s-,s-a-
THE MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
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Big Golf Tourney.

London june THE lorly0fN ANNA
shin commenced at ST. Andrews this
morning record entry Of lb4 ncvcs'
states three days play
W n Taylor thu winner thc last time
the tournament was held al ~ Andrews,
completed the llb, round IN Nd Thc
49, AloN Eml,h. American, did tho 6rsD
round IN ~ While smith played Il heavy
wind was blowing
George T. Lyon Of Toronto, former anna.
tour coll champion of Canada, finished
the round In ~
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GrnnItp Tenn Won,

The ball game between The Granite ana
Jordan schools teams resulted IN Victory
for the former BY u score uf n Ia "
NJ chldor's, The field events woru AN iol'
lows
linlfmllo Run Won by Ferguson ~
South Cottonwood district, No tint lligh
iump-.Tio between Ferguson, South GOV
man SANDY aud dardnor, Wort Jordan
height feet @ inches Shot pui Won ny
Bcnnlon Of 'raylorsylllo, distance, 10 lo'l
sla inches Hammer lhrnw-'Won by Bon.
Mon Of. roylolsyIlC distance, n zee ;
TaylorfVlllt no time, Pole yaul, Won by
Ellison Of Murray, hoight ! feet II inches
broad jump. Won by Love ot sugar
House ward distance ~ feet ila lnuhcs
The ball teams lined w ps follows
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nANla RrNa rlln nAMr.

San ltuncNco june Z; The home team
was gNun ludnys gamu on forfeit
Pitcher Mosklmdn " Oakland believed
that he was not being fairly treated by
Umpire Davis IN The calling Of balls
ana siIlkos, and his protests resulted In
In the NTH Inning The Oakland play
crs took the decree Of Davis IN such
Fulky way and delayed the game 20
such an oNtcpt that Davis gave the con.
test 10 San Francisco hy u Score Of 10
q Tho local team had the lead from
the thlld
NcQroi n II, u,
Oakland Observation-Disclosures b 3
Snn Francisco pp,p,,,,n,nui q 1
Ba,lcrlch. NosMman aud Byrnc, Whl'
len und Wilson
l'mpiIca DAVE
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SALT LAKE,
SCORE by INNINGS.
SUMMARY

Earned Runs. Boise, g. struck Out-By
llodson, /, by Togor ?; by THORNTON 4
bases on Bols-or lIodsoh, 1, On 'rosor.
q Home run Mcintyre, Two,haeo Hts
Rlggs Mcintyre, Double plDys'-Carncy
10 OBrien Lott on ljascs- Boise, \, Salt
Lake b llit by Pitched liall-,tarnoy
rs Toaor 4, by Thornton, !. Time ~
Gamo-l8o Umpire otlcy, Attendance,
An
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u,,,. Infants Got Back at Toscr
Yesterday and Made hany
Hits.
ptILLYITES WERE SHUT OUT.
r,,,, was Ruscked 0ut Of the Bsx
And Biz Thoru,os Had to Take Ms
Plses--lt Wa leo Late
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Nothing new We lost again

This time n was Mr. Toscr VINO go' MS
,unns. and he got plenty OF lhcmi 100
Th. IloIsc Infants 'dlscovorod' him W
mo beginning ana proceeded to pound
Mia all over the ball park Tosor seemed
10 get ratified m he gave three passes
and made two wild throws. lie was In
inc box only four innings during which
lime eight hits were made
Thornton was then PLACED IN ne box
ard dld much bother but his coming WAS
loo late. Salt Lake WAS shut ont CONE
pletcly. Boise made seven runs, The team
blaYcd nne ball during the enillo nine IN
hlngs. and lIodson pitched me game
Tbc detailed score follows'
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Logan and Return.

From salt Lake, Juno 9th, via ore.
ron Short Line, Special train leaves
falt Lake $3.50 Q, M and returning,
lcaVca Logan $3.50 y, mu June 10Th Tie.
kcla good tur return ON regular trains
Of lhu ON cry Ticket once, 2ol Main
81
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Jordan,
SCORE By INNINGS,
WRIGHT BECAME Ugly.
Questioned = Dee 'sion and Then Assnulis
cd tmnlrs MyLue,

In the last game. at spokane hoiwoo
salt Lake ana spokane, Pitcher Wignt
VI the salt Lake team assaulted Umpire
McRao, Tho Review PAYS
Of the Salt Lake team was the sub
icCt " much comment on mo nlfort yes,
to-day President c. n, Williams OF
the spokane club characterized II as
dlsgrndoml and unwarranlcd Aul no.
back Of The plate, loGolhcr WIN NIX
other men, and we nl saw the bali pass
dicortly over the base, Wrghln OBJ
Jocuon TO the decision was clearly un'
me him We cannot have such act
Of rowydsm ~ ussoulllng umplfoa Oh
the Held, Baseball must be Kept a
gamo for decent people. Thr dlhpusl'
ton NJ Wiights case II IN The hands
" the league officers, but " one OF
We would discharged him at once, nu
matter how good u player he might
"umplro McRoe said 1his " tho
first time, In all my experience In base
BAH, either ~ u player ol umpire thil
placed the case before W. u, Rshel,
prceldcn, ot the league, Wright viii
probably be- suspended for a ilmc ana
deserves TO be- but would be sony
tnoly II IL too bad that a player VI,
WrlRhtS ability cannot control hls tenn
per for hr Nv a valuable man I have
been too lonlont with iho boys They tell
me m much Themselves, ! dislike 10
take their money from them through
lines, but ! see that ! VIII have ~.
do not want 10 do anything 10 take
the fplit out Of The sport but the game
must be Kept clean 10 that any man can
take hlF family there without having
them offended by ungcnicmnnly conduct
on the part ~ the players
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1MIe'hlfc llilR.rulmtr, Egan, swain,
4 IWo'hase lite Rlu,h llerwlR, Rare,
NNon Rlolon Rasos Rare Banter rn'
", struck out. Ry raslloton, I, nv
MolhnW, J. lcN on lMsot ogden, 4,
fpokant T. Double Plays RAYMOND t.
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Ferris To Baxter Ferris 20 BaNitr INT
by Pitcher Bare, Passed BAIL Slunlov,
I 1'lmp $780, Umpire Mclar, Attend
unro,s ZOO
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WESTERN LliAGuE.

Donyor June 1-Omaha's errors today
contributed materially a. the Hupooss VI
the home team IN q decidedly tame game,
ecoioi II II ",
l'Ul'l 'nniuIn''t't''tittr I y
Dlnhha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, y \
Butlcrlcs-V ollondorf ana Slslor, pfcIs-
ter ana Dondng.
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plllLl.lEa WON Orr

H. Louis, Juno Philadelphia opened
the western Invasion boy defeating the
locals, ~ T. although the homo lonm
outhit the visitors, Attendance $500
acore, II H. ",
~ Louis OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ z
Philadelphia ytuut,tn,,unr'i 10 y
po,,orcsgMcfarland ana donrfowi
pltllnRpr and Doom,
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LOBsTERS MET DEFEAT.
kpossns Indians Land Hard ON osdsn's
Pitchers and " In,

llbsllnRr mud Castloton Ogdcn pitchers
went down before the hard hitting Indians
n the game M SPOKANE yesterday after
tocn, and ihn result was that SPOKANE
Won from ogden by n score Of 10 TO .
'pokano got II hits The score,
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cNnn 10. nEANNATEns.

YouDg Inc hciplce pounding ho has had,
oponlne up Win lhror hits and hitting
him safely IN All but two innings, A.
tendance, $500
N,orcl II H. "
,hithqo ,uuIr,',u''''''s 'i'''''ulu u
liuAluu pluHnrflif1Hl'nHrft' 'rf'fus Y u
Batteries Rnulbach and oNcll YOUNG
and street
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W, H. Rshcl, president Of The pac.nc
National tongue, htf sent IN nlF resign
Ton 10 take eject by lho l!ih u ms
month MI llphrl says BE- cannot tparH
The time 10 devote TO league AFFAIRS,
A now pitcher who travels under the
cognomon of loren, has boon flBnod hN
Manager charley Ncllly ana Iolrn VIII
join The team ul llosC this W.rk Rouly
gola the new lwlrlcr Is 4 eood one AMI
Coast lousu"
Floyd Mcfarland, former racing partner
TO lyor iaNynu ~ NOW IN the cllA hay
ma arrived from California lhr huky
pc9al,pughol H,no Longer lNfLs nnllnun
tests on tho guurcr II lhoN doodle W 90.
mun hero, II h mol known how Ions
Che pair win remain mere,
when the lranaronlluoutal racers, lufJ
aud Mosarpl'g who glr travelling tlom
ahUuls, roach lh,lr Destination they are
tn participate IN the gQud ruauH CuuNcus
ton az the exposition there they VIII
undoubtedly bp able tp loll about "A con
dilion Of tile roads In thM twentieth cen.
turS that should make lhc government n.
yelt stop, listen ana look before conllu.
lnng blk appropriations for every sort
ot improvements except hlghNh}p.
New York, June 49, Jockey Eugene M,
dohlaud, VINO oalNblehrd last season V
now record Tor WluniUg moUnl1 Viii 10
allowed, IA H. understood, 10 tclum0 ria
ing when lhc meeting M ShuopahrOd Bay
Vprng, ono week nom today lllldebrnl
Was suspended r,rruib for the lrmalndor
NJ the NrnVplrnd INK by tho stow
arts presiding horlilHo uf hs handling %
IT, H. whitney, luunp IN a race won
rs u heavily backed MY named last
cherry
'thoiouah investigation followed wror
ouuu OF the ease ~ the Jockey club ami
N N uow said the lad has boon prnclu
cHlly cNunulnlod ~ any WrongdOiuR 10
claimed at thu lhlo thai ono ul hIs stir
rups broke, preventing him from rams
oul the whitney my
before lho championship Seasons ~
the major lcuRuoH opened n Niu grnur.
ally announced that instructions had
hcon giyou Amprlcul ,oaBuu umpire,
10 enforce the hulk ruiz upalnN
pitchers In that olghui6uiluu with IN
pnmr sNody shown ,n 900 National lusi
tllps NJ IN, clubs vi those two organ.
gniiorp, great attention was paid IA
pitchers hy lholl mnnlgcrt 10 hrouh thum
~ M falso motions mar mlghl Incur the
penalty w the umpire,
since the tonhon mas ppenpd TIE um
lhrcs haNU larsen prtuiirJlly no MOTTO
of infTnclious of nc hnlk rule Scarcely
u game N played that protoals arc not
made by ono or tho other captain nFalntt
the base runncr Nearly lOl gamoH have
been played IN the Amcucnn league
since the opening, Aplll H. and only very
few balhH have been called hy the Of,
hcnlH Tho White stockings have played
an W iho woelcwl cmhs and the eorio,
against tho east has started yct not u
hnlk has been called on any Of Comic
koy'S hoN nltlgio nor against amy OF thor
opposing twlllure
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At Washington -- Wabhlnrlon'Dc
game postponed, rain,
Al New York New ork.rloNclund
game called VI, the end " fourth lnnlnH
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,

Tacoma, June i,.-raoomn ht The ball
hard and won without onoll 'Thrco
successive singles saved the visitors from
q shut out, Tho homo team made nlnQ
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los Angeles dune o. Portland was Nm.
able 10 hll Gray today, getting but three
pitched good bail and, although he was
hit Tor ten Hufc ones, he Kept them well
scattered and Los Angeles was unable
10 got u man across the plate untll
the last half Of the ninth,
Score. II II, ",
LoH Angeles rurur"uu,,,runl 10 J
lhlUuNd HtttlHf''tfrft'tttu.ur y
.nn,lorlcs-Gray and spies. Jones and
Mclean,
Umpire Bray
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AMERlcAN LEAduE.
WESTERN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

pIusbmg Jun, g.. pitlsbms playod 4
snappy game IN The 0rld but McrtcN
nmihu MAS responsible for PltWhurB's
llrfl run, ana a Wild pltch and two or'
rore lol IN the oihel Two, Attendance,
5000,
scoro. H. IT. w.
pittthurg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b y
New YORK Observation-Disclosures u .
Batteries Fabcrly and poiu, Mathew
sun ana lh,snuhan
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Suffering
VIII Not Help Your
Disease, but Will
Weaken Your
Nerves.


rolks who think n Ia better 10 bsAr
pain than soo,he it.ars wrong,
old fashioned doctors used to say Il
vas better, because thcy had nothing
WIN "hAch 10 oats pain but dangerous,
hesH'pafslytns drugs
nut now, that q safe remedy has
p'sn found, Dr. Miles An,lpsln Pills,
Is wrong TO suffer, for nothing can bs
aAlned but weakened nerves,
a. eafo rule 10 remember isi When
VI pam take an Antl.Pain PHI.
nus VIII too'he your auivcring nerves,
w Miles An,l'Pain Pills relieve pain
Wy restoring The natural eecretlons, IN
"wnloh 'hey differ from opium ana sim.
VAT narcotic drugs, which relieve pain
Wy oheohlng tho action ~ the glAnds,
=. lhty arc sure and harmless, and ara
me 'a,sr, medical treatment for tho
, cure of Headache, Neuralgia, Backache.
rheumatism, Dlsslness. Too,hache,
s'omaohaohc, Menstrual (Monthly)
rams Also nerve irritations like sea.
n,.ssnem' car'sickness. Bleeplossnsss.
'holgestlon. etc,
n,oatant TO take, quick In results,
pn,. nave used DR., Mlloa Antl.PaIn
S,va sur Nck,. nervous headache. and
INV r,e sr,vea we bort renullr ! hear
NY 'w9fSoss,, ' D 'YBso y, iS.s cl,y, X
n nv, bE druggists, a 2sc. Money back
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FREE Write to vs. ior. Free Trial
e. r'SS" symptom Y R|sni E'mSS"y y
,p"os,s. VIII diagnose your ease, tell
Esoo"".IiaSwvHIs'1s..ssh YlSYSs;yS$a Fsns j.
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iwo,bHgporH ana Nurdko scored homo
ran The fielding was fast un both Sides
Score, n H. u
Seattle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,
Tacoma Observation-Disclosures II |
batteries Miller ana Eastwood, l'lt1'
pulrlrk and Graham
Imnlrn pnnInn.
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SCORE ny INNINGS.
VI MMARY-

nloNano u1,uupuptui 1900 200Hl1
"hl'n 'uu''uuuutru0 200 o. =
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rllAMra. gl nRoMNA. l

Roeion June noslon'e four hits ia.
day were made ronWcutlNolN ana dl'
Louis. 10 /. Attendance, 1900
ncoro, II H. T..
Roaion ,nppt.,,p,p,ph,,t,
~ LOUIS ur',"''un'"''"nN" !
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Philadelphia, june Z Tho chicago
plnyefs found Dendcre pitching To thor
Ilkng today and easily defeated phll
Ndclphln by FREQ hitting Attendance,
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Cincinnati, Juno Tho Brooklyns ~,
cured an early lead In today eamo, hut
the t'lnclnni,a through good htliug At
tendance, 1900,
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TEA

Don't be shy your grocer
wants to return your money,
If you don't like Schilling's
Best,
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nn,lcrlce .- Dineen and crIgcr Pei
ana Nugdcn,
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A now pitcher who travels under the
cognomon of loren has boon tiBnod bN
Manager charley licillg ana Toirn VIII
pnla the nov lNrcl is eood ono, Onl
haF made a Eoud record IN the lNClng
Coast league.
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ONLY $3.50

TuG MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY
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"pENNY" GOSSIP.

W. H. Rlshcl president Of The pac.nc
National lcnguo, his sent IN he rctignut
ton 10 take eject by the lih " ma
lhn llmo " devote " lcnRnn nIlnLInl
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19
WANT COLUMN

FOR SALE-Good team. Call at
Western hotel.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19
ENGINEER JACKSON INJURED
IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT

Arthur Jackson. freight engineer.
whose home is in this city. was pain /
fully injured in an accident at Pali- /
sade this morning and is now at St. |
Mary's hospital
II seem that Engineer Jackson had /
charge of a special freight train on /
the Grande coming toward Grand |
junction from the east. There was
a regular Colorado Midland freight
train on the main track en- route east
therefore having the right of way of
the main track. At half past four o.
clock this morning the Colorado Mid
land freight was standing still on
the track near the Frank Burger
ranch. The headlight of the train. it
is said was not burning, being out of
order. however the train crew had
lantern out on the front Of the en-
gine. The Denver Nd Rio Grande
special freight in charge of Engineer
jackson came along and Engineer
Jackson kept on down the main
track thinking that it was clear and
that he would make the station be-
fore passing the Colorado Midland
train. He saw the lantern that was
serving as a headlight for the Mid
land train but thinking it was the
light of the depot kept right ahead
and when it was found that the other
train was on the track it was too late
to bring the Rio Grande to a stop and
going at the rate of twenty miles an
hour. Engineer Jacksons engine col
lided with the Midland engine. Both
engines were knocked from the track
but none OF the cars left the rails
Engineer Jackson was thrown from
his cab and painfully bruised and
badly cut up. The conductor on the
Rio Grande freight was standing in
the caboose when the accident took
place and he was thrown through the
rear door. striking the platform of
the car heavily but was not injured.
No one else was injured. Naturally
/ ioust-NsrsJack .ETAoINN
the accident was nothing like as ser
/ ious as it would have been had the
ColOrado Midland tram been moving,
then the result would have been most
disasterous.
Both engines were pretty badly
damaged but the wrecking crew had
them back on the tracks a few hours
after the accident and they were pull
ed into this city.
Mr.. Jackson was brought to Grand
Junction and placed in the hospital
His condition is not serious and he
will recover.
1t was extremely dark at the time
of the accident and the lantern on
the Midland could easily have been
taken for a light at the depot until
the other train was too near to avoid
collision. The accident took place
just half mile from Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

Walter wilhelmy left for vernal
today at noon.
Xmas cigars in twelves and twenty
fives. at Postohice bookstore.
No cheap shoddy goods at Lyons
& Sons clothing sale.
The young man johnson. who was
so horribly burned yesterday at
Fruita is resting easier today and
there are hopes for his recovery,
Rockers! Rockers, Roekers!-ga-
lore at Bannister's from s1.50 to
$4,000
Cook stoves. ranges and heating
stoves; fun line and latest patterns
Feldmeier G Moore.
The Sentinel begins service to-
day giving the pictures and short
description of the new congressman.
that have entered congress this term.
There are over forty new members
of the house for this term. Nothing
is too good for the Sentinel's readers.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. J. Carpenter. with
the Carpenter production of Cripple
Creek" were arrivals with their COM
pany at noon today and are quartered
at the Grand. Mr.. Carpenter has Wis
tied the city frequently and is one
of the most genial of the theatrical
men who travel the west.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19
THE MUTUAL SAVINGS AND
BUILDING ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Mu,ual Savings and
Building association will be held at
the Office OF said association, No. S57
Main street, city of Grand Junction.
county of Mesa and state of Colora 10,
on the second Saturday, the same be-
ing the 18Th day Of January. A. D.,
1906, at the hour of o'clock pm,
for the purpose OF electing directors
for the ensuing year and for such
other purposes as may be prescrib-
ed by law
Wm. \. MARSH, Secy.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS 1t has pleased an all
wise Providence. and has been deem
ed best by the Great God of the uni
verse, to remove from this earthly
life our beloved brother. the late
John +. Grady, and believing that
the Order of b, p o. Elks. the city
and the citizenship of Grand Junction
has suffered a severe loss in his de-
cease, We therefore believe 1t right
and proper that a testimonial as to
the high worth and splendid eharac-
ter of our worthy brother, John f.
Grady, be inscribed upon the record
books of this lodge.
I'eath's ruthless hand connot blor
out the influence and memory of those
upon whom it rests and for these
reasons:
BE IT RESOLVED: That in the
untimely and sad death of our beIov-
ed brother. John F. Grady, the Order
of the b. p. o. Elks has sustained a
great loss; has been deprived of a
brother who was at all times faith
full to the order, and the city has
lost a good citizen. noble man; his
family has been deprived Of a devot-
ed and loving husband and father, a
kind and always considerate friend.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED.
That we, the members of the lodge.
shall hold in tender memory the
name Of our brother. John f. Grady.
and that as an ever present reminder
of his worth. his name shall be in
scribed on the memorial tablet of
our lodge.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED:
Confectionery only Is Gets pound
at the C. V. Store.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

That his bereaved family has the sin
eere sympathy Of the lodge of b. p.
o. Elks in their time Of bereavement.
and that a copy Of these resolutions
be suitably inscribed and sent to his
family as a token Of the regard in
which the deceased was held by his
fellow members of the B. p. o. Elks;
also a copy Of these resolutions shall
be spread upon the minute books OF
the lodge. and shall be published in
the Daily Sentinel.
J. O'BOYLE
W. r. HAINES.
j. E. DULMAINE.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

Toilet and manicure sets at the
C. V, Store.
II you buy Lowney's Xmas candy
You buy the best, at c. d. Smith &
Co. druggists.
At the Family Liquor store. Colo
RADIO avenue, a great variety Of the
finest table wines for the holidays, so
cents per bottle.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19
4. 4. I. = 4. I. + 4. : I. I. = : = I
II. II. BULL,
Physician and Surgeon

Surgeon for the d. & r. G. and :
Rio Grande Western
Office: Rooms and Z, Canon :
Block. Res: First and White. :
Phones: Office. Junction 101;
Res, Mesa 101.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

TO RENT-Front room with board
Apply 354 ouray.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

FOR RENT-Large four-room house
with bath. Apply -S04 West Main.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-19

WANTED-A few telegraphic pupils
apply at this office.