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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
ASHLAND AFFAIRS. s5
The Newly Appointed Post
4 .,33Ss ma ster Takes Charge.
snecial to Tha Times- Dispatcl

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.) 3s
ASHLAND. VA, July 81.--Mr. Harry!
Cramen the newly appointed postmaster
OF Ashland, assumed the duties Of his
Office on Saturday evening, and has re-
tanned az his assistant Mr.. Lewlyn Irby.
Mr.. y. P. Scott declined to have his nan,e
urged for the position OF postmaster or
assistant. The selection OF Mr.. Cramer
as postmaster meets with decided APP
proval, and 1t. Is likely that he will event
!ually be permanently appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt sg a lA4 s88555i5$ "a sg&
MIS- R. p. Blackwell and Miss Epic
ER1aokwell# left here to-day for a four
weeks tip. the former will visit Mrs
HaRan at Christiansburg, Va, and y the
latter Will visit Miss Lavender at Mar lar
gtinsvtlle,, Va 95.s y N Y, 81 rs
lego. Will be absent frpm Ashland during
most 81 the month OF August In connec-
lion with work OF the llege. Nj sis$
M The position OF fun professor OF biology
and physics in Randolph Macon College
is to be filled In the next few days / BY
selection OF the committee OF the faculty
and college appointed for that ruf pose.
The position was made, vacant last 1 eLll
by the sudden death OF Or. A. e. Wight 1tlt-
man. il 5 si y si s5555} Y
toned as a minister ~ 1Sh ooa vA1.S,
"a bean summoned to Ashland on ac-
count Of the extreme illness Of his young pun :.
est child. 2 u. A. L.
3 Miss Annie Macon Potts. daughter q Of /
Mr. C. e. Potts, will attend the southe TT
Female College at Petersburg, Va, next
session. tx Z, * !, -,
All Of the family Of Mt, 2. 3 Mid
yette. except Miss Carrie Midyette, have
returned for the summer from their COZ OF
stage at wllloughby Beach, va.
Mr.. n. G. Buchanan and family are
spending several we ks az NVillou my
MISS GussIe Nixon returned TO to- s day
from a Visit to Pottsville, Pa.
G. Miss Julia Weistger VII I e, :, mere s1r
morrow to visit Is the "a my =.
Julian Fox An New Y ork
MI. ". y. chenery. Of Ashland Is e., :.
rnged In United States experime mental
work in the government laboratory near near
Wilmington, n. G. !.
Nj. 6. NJ. Motley has returned from y q
camping expedition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
ORDINATIONS
Successful Church Entertain
men Zine Horse Lost.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CARTERSYILLE. VA, July 3L---Mr.
Stinson, pastor OF the Baptist Church
here, was ordained Sunday. The follow
Ing ministers participated in the ordna-,
ton ceremony Rev. Dr. William r..
Hatcher, Professor Walton, OF Fork
Union " Rev. John Bagby, OF Powhatan;i
Rev. Mr.. Lawson. Of Cumberland. and
Rev. Mr. Winfrey, Of Chesterfield.
Tho entertainment given In NJ
Rhodes's yard Saturday evening for the
benefit OF the Methodist Church. was a
decided success. Mr.. Ilvie Pierce, Of
Aryonia, delighted every one with his
comic songs and dialect readings, He
was assisted in the entertainment by
Miss Annie Mae Rhodes, as pianist, and
five young ladies, who gave q play en-
titled, 1.-THE Sewing Circle of the Period, AZ
Mr.. r.. y 1 Rhodes lost q very fine horse
Monday night which got down IN the
stable during the night, and IN the morn
Ing, when he was found, was SO weak cal
from his continued efforts to rise that
no soon died.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
STOCK " 70 SYNDICATE 3 ! 6. >
Lynchburg Fire Insurance Com 't'-
* pany Expanding It's Business,

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
LYNCHBURG, Al, July sl.-T =. g
tstockholders OF thes Southern Fire lnsur-l
yanca Company OF Lynchburg, met this
q fternoon and decided to dispose OF 9 500
shares OF Its stock at the bid OF local
syndicate OF one hundred above par the en-
stockholders will be given preference IN
Z, = d,snosition OF the stock, and the sym
' sno q. viii take tho remainder. II any
, T11 caves the, company capital and SUR
MUS Of $500, ooo and makes It the f fourth
Il size OF tho Southern fire insurance
.nnpantes, h despite the fact that ~ IS
hardly more than q year old
tSThe company will shortly accept busl-
ness in every State In the Union. ar
rangements with that end N view pe eA' 'e
under way now, n II iS 3tt "a q y 4, n III <.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
LOOSE WITH HIS MONEY.
Police Find aValley Man With
Much Money in Hands OF Crooks.

N (special to The Tlmes- Dlspatch.! :,
1YNcHBURCs, VAn July SIS. 3
r,owman, giving his residence as Harrl-
snnhmrg, was arrested here late last night
~ the nominal charge Of being drunk,
the affect being to protect him while m
toxicatcd from several negro crooks VINO
we're evidently trying 70 gowns Aoney.t.
When the officer who mace ., ,.ne a !rest
a aonns With a negro. holding $500 In
rI lin his hand. When at the police
s uIs' tion $500 more and a check payable 70
bim at the First National Bank At Har-
rI Is were taken from him.,
''1 He got the idea that the police we're
.., ~ s him and he cursed the entire
department throughout the remainder 2
the night. sra.,s,s ,or ha,np
drunk and IS for disorder az lhe sta''o'',
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
a FATED FAMILY. 80
Three Of John w Richards's
Family Dead Since His Trial.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatch.) VIZ
ROANOKE, VA, July Sl.-The fates
are still pursuing the family OF John ~,
Richards, in jail. In Floyd scou nty for the
murder Of Maurice Francis, OF Roanoke.
over one year ago, He lost three impor-
tant witnesses through the death OF his
father, mother and brother, since the last
trial. Now another. his aunt, { Mrs Lou ,l
10 noint Of death. with q charge OF In
santioide against her. She Is alleged 10
have Al rangled her child and hid thunder
the floor, where It was found soon after
Nv Dr., Thomas and Justice OF the Peace
NJ Z. Conner, and as n consequences the
woman is being held, hut ma, nor live. 4
IA she is an important witness In Rlcl-
ards's allbi. * S % III II n; II, 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
81 ,KILLEDaONs RAIL. l835
Republicans Elect Dele
gates to District Convention.

~ lSpeCIHG7 70 T11B 1IIl11es-DIspHtcH.J 771
Mr., J. r. Campbell, 4 contractor, son son,
in-law OF Mr.. M. j.. Tyler, of this city.
was killed yesterday by az passenger
train, while walking on the pennsylvania
railroad, near his home at Ridley Park,
Pa. He married Miss Mary Tyler, OF,
this city, who, with twelve children and
Ave grandchildren, survives him. .,55 s
THE Republicans Of Stafford county,
in mass meeting at the county seat yes
,terday, M. x, Lowry, chalrman q, q.
Hrvan, secretary, elected the following
deIeeates to the Congressional Conyen-!
ton 70 be held in Alexandria; James I.
simpson, Charles w, Beach, Sinclair Tins.
mons. Wesley knight. Wexford Atchinson,
q, a. Green, Walter NVamsley ". y.
Green. II. e.. Lightner, stape Chlnn, with
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
.rbs Abode 81 the Mode.


Of going away reveals many
a neglected clothes need.
Get that go-away Suit now
and Of us. Then twill be
both III time and up to the
times. n
Oh can't think Of Serge,
Flannel or Featherweight
iWorsted unless you think Of
comfort, and you can't think
Of style unless you think OF, Of
us. *
rs. $27.5o TO $1s.75.
reduced from $40 to STATS.
If you'll lend US 9 helping
hand to curtail our stock Of
Shirts, we'll lend you e. q
helping price. D, .1.s.
use, formerly 81 and "a $1.as.5.
Yes, you have !; a Straw s. & Y Hat [..
for the summer, but at pres pres
ent prices 'twould i well Y .1Ll'4 & re- n
pay you to get q s'picks:-. and;
span new one and hand the.
IS Old one to a poor relation.
~. 81, $3.5o'Sto $1..es.
AT B
Jacob | S, (, u 5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Fire In Roanoke.

(spepIal to The Tlmes7plspatc h.
ROANOKE, VA, July STA small
frame mill OF the plant Of Adarns- Payne
& Gleaves, 5lumbegSand coal dealers, was
destroyed by fire with contents this
morning. The origin Of the FIRE is ur-
known, The loss s about $500, partially
covered by insurance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
First Shipment Of Melons.

3# (speoIal to The s-Dlspat eh.l
5RoxBuRY.3 VA, July al,-Mr. vs. 81,
Quarles is shipping to-day the first car
OF melons from this section Ihey are
shinped right along by the same party
xii will 20 to the mining towns Of West
Virginia. Other large shippers will be
NIessrs. j, w. Parkinson, r 81. Mount
castle, NIarston Brothers. Willie Taylor
and II, G.. White %
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
r ork Union Military
Acad envy, ~
3 MARTIN. IIeatltnast er.

IA 333 J. B. MARTIN, He adtraster
Ninth session opens septenber zoth. Foursj
years course, and diplomas conferred on those
who do THE required work. The Academy csrs
tidcnte admits students to Il colleges and y uni<
versltes, Il Students especially desired who taks
the full course 9 is845 3 # ID Sjisa
The Military Department equipped by The
Department OF War at aahing ton, and In
charge .of an officer detail led by the National
Government *
Limited number Of young ladies' admitted
Superior Instrumental and Vocal Departmenes
OF Music. 4 mi
h For terms and catalosue apply TO 5s
,S3g II. N 81 ". W.f,f E. HATCHER,
Fork Union Va. {{s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
4 PE|:IN|I|'I|T'|Eh7's CANDLE
SET the CHURCH 3 I|' c. ATTIRE ||.:| RE.
Image of ST. Anthony Destroyed
and the Building 8
Threatened.

'---' Especial TO The Times.Dispatch.)
i NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July al.--A
candle at the feet Of st. Anthony. left
burning by some penitent. set fire to st.
vlncent's Catholic Church late this even
Ing. Luckily smoke pouring from the
windows attracted the attention Of q
crowd OF ship yard watohmen. and the
blaze was extinsuishsd bsfore much dam
ags was done. 55Bs
# The image Of 81, Anthony. was de-.
molishod s535 Il "a IA 355 a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
cornerstone Laid, \

l Especial to The Times Dlspateh.)
"a MANASSAS, VA. July 81 1.-THE corner
istone OF the Masonic Temple was laid az
noon to-day under the directon o. the
Grand Lodge Of Virginia, The following
officers Of the Grand Lodge We're present;
Grand Master Is. Kemper Alexandra,
VA; GrnIld secra AIRY, Charles \, Sesbltt,
Richmond Va. Grand Treasurer FREQ
Peasants, Rlchno nd. va eirand Shapr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Supervisor Appointed.

Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspatcll.9l ~
WYTHEyILLE. VA 5, July 3l,-Judge
Jackson to-day appointed Mr.. J, q, Mc-
Gayock supervisor for Fort Chiswell Dis "a
trlct, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF Mr.. John w. Robinson Alr'
McGavock heretofore held the ONCE TOT
many years and his appointment was
made In response to numerously- signed
petitions from the district. He VIII ac-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Buckingham Court.

Especial to Tho TimeslD lspatch) u
VI BUCKINGHAM. VA. July Stat the
special term Of Bucklngham Circuit
felorius assault on Edgar Jones, colored,
was discharged.
( n, j. wright charged with the murder
OF w, II, A McFadden, WAS released on
$500 bond, &8 u 50 m Z ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01

lain George II, Ray; Grand Junior Deacor,
William IT, Andrews; Grand riler# jams s
Al. Paupline. z Tho o her Offices were filled
by appointments from local lodges. !.
y Lodge from Dumfres, Warrenton, The j
Plains Fairfax, Clifton and y lexan drlal'
wereBrepresented. S j ,idge r. 7. NV. Duke
OF Chariot tesvllle, delivered the ddress:
The Masonic Temple will cost 80 .001slS
and will he built by Mr. ~ q Cannon 4
this place. i Aies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
L[.ynchburg Conference,

IVA (special to The TlHles- DlSpafvtE7 ~ 3
VA, July Sl,,-Ihe
Lynchburg District Conference y tns
~ - ~ s annrv Church, In Charlotte county.
The opening sermon was delivered by
the ROY. y R, sturgis, 81 Flttsylya MA
county, before a large congrega ton.
DR.. ii !. %, Reed, of this city, the pre-
siding elder OF the district AZ pFesAdIln 4
over the sess!onA s 39
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Fell to His Death,

I (speclal to The Times 'spa toh,) 6
q NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July Sill. r,
Arnold, twenty-eight years old. died at
the General Hospital here to-day from
the effects Of a tall OF FORTY rect from
staging around the oil shin ]. w. Porter,
at the ship yard Yesterday, 81
Relatives in North Carolina have been
notified Of the mans death, fg i3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Words Of. Praise for the.
Great eIlle |: 4

1u,x,r Babek. the only sure cure for Ma
LARA. chills and Fever, is. highly endorsed
BY thousands
hereby certify thpt had LIB been 2. suffer
~, ,ng smsv aver, months. One bottle OF "Gllxil
habek has aftsStsa p nniIs s,S sere'
never felt better. Y, . Z Any1,Du
E,avanth street and Pennsylvania Ave-
I nue. nue.. " shlngton, D, G. "a, u
a. NJ. Kloczexskl-peas SHIT gives
certify that shIl the and nEl1 nlnl s
FAYE With which r have suffered for a
lo''s Nance's Shops. Va,
have o dl'sd as a preyentatiYe and cure
foT Malaria and found i e Re more than
tn,,,Iuad Ia change my residence, as can
not take quInlne In any OF iss forms,
~ W Is j. MIDpLETON. i
Four-Mlle Run. Va,
yoH sAI4n py ALL DRUGGISTS,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Is REWARD FOR HARD '..Ss3s5s2 ss5
County@to Give One Hundred, to-

Especial to The Times Dispatch.J
y NIEHERRIN.S "a, ] uly g 3 81 onrnlonfs
toway county. stated here o-day8 that
tho Board Of Supervisors of his county;
decided yesterday to otfer q reward soe
one hundred dollars for the ], capture aot
snult on8Jnller5Irby and escaped from ON
the Nottowny jni .LLs,. 1, I, II y
Hardy was charged With - h t.e,I y;
breaking, The GoVernor M w 'F'i
r. offer similar reward. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Mammoth Warehouses,

Especial to The Tlmes-llspatch,1
a BDANYII.LE, VA, July 81, force OF
workmen are now engaged In constructs
ing the tenndation fer swo Immense stoF,
Company In. this city. The buildings will
be OF brick structure, with capacity q
4 800 hogsheads, The erection OF tna
buildings viii cost over SlD.0Oo e,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Miss Elects School
4 sfor Girls,
liz NoHTh LAU re = STREET.
If. oppostte N onros Park. IL
,n,R..,.-3

f9 " M rWs''S0 = - - - I
September A., 1909.
For pupils from six TO eighteen. Col-
lego preparatory work or elective courses.
Teachers Of ability. and experience.
French OF German to little girls Of six
or seven without extra charge. Bryn
Mawr examinations held IN Richmond
1907. New schooiroorns, we'll lighted and
heated. Country walks conn ected with
the science classes. & n
For further information, apply to HI
II IN .is5 MISS DLLETT,
Fl y, IA North Laurel Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
College of Physicians and
NJ SURGEONS.
B OF nALTIMoRp, I MARYLANp,7

OF BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
f5t S6th Annual Session Begins October list. s3$
" New building; . modern equipment; unsurpass-l
ed Laboratories largo and Slndependent Lying-inf
Asylum. for pra t!caI Obstetrics department for
prevention OF hydrophobia and many hospitals
every advantage. For ca talosue and other In
formation apply to :, ,, ,,,, !, !, # !, :, :, I,
Cor. Calvert and Saratoga Sts, Baltimore. Md.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Gloucester Academy,

An N0arH 0loucester II! e, SVa.@7
Thorough preparation for Colleges and
the Fl University and K for ii business life
Special attention to BAG kward v boys. and
tho most careful Individual supervision.
The next session will begin September
9Th. Correspondence solicited Forg3cir-S
cularsi applybto y Q HN sTAeB K Grad. Univ.
OF Va.), Principal T. c. q oucest or VI Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Mary Baldwin Seminary 4. IS : s xe = 4.

STAUNToN, VIRG INA 55ys
Term gins Sept 9Th, ~ 1896. si In a Shenandoah
Valley OF Virginia. 30s students from 80 States
lpsst session, rer1ns mod erate Enter times
- a. Is MIS- FL Il wE1M.AR sPrinelpal.ats
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
The Gleb Z Sch.oI,,,ol

81 538 !41e West Grace street.
\ 5JUNIU S E.i LIE io q, Head N aster. Il
The fifth term will Il be gin W. dnesdaya
September 10, VI 1906. Prepares boys n ol {
colleges and Hunlversitie III Pr iniary Dc.
partment for sma Il boys. d IA q Ms
n Terms: 800 per year; one alt paya bllsa
on entrance and one half paya bic VI F'eb;ss
iruary list ensuing. Isl I'll: tt, ~
II Address 200 West ii ain s treet
MOUNT DESssALES Ssg .Sf:fi
& ADEMYsao OF TIE yIsITAT1ON:. 2255IISst
s(near Baltlmore) .$E NJ e, sssis
Established 1882 Buildings and grounds sexs
tensiye y
bay:s accessible ~ electric cars. borough
work In English science, music. art and Lam
guages. illustrated cata log ues on app tiola
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Law School!

e Law SCH ooL or Il q III ON q;
COLLEGE offers thorough course o.
legal studies, extending through two
years and leading to the degree OF LIE B,
FAC ULTY. l3jsl !. y 3 @
A. j. Montague, 1 ~ D., Dean.
V Professors.--A ~ Mont que, L.. "a
e. M. Long, 1t. q. (Yale) 81 w. s. q Mo:.i
lNellI, Phi. o., IT,. g. (TIarvard) ], O. u ~
soarnett N. "a. u. 3. &. 3J s,s3 81 #.
XII misunderstood. e. O.. ktassle, tiol,.St
John Garland Pollnrd and Professor e. q
Mitchell, PHI d, u. 4 10.
\ Session begins September akh Fnss
special Law Catalogue, address ss3
3GIg President F. w, BOATWR1GE1 I. NJ,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
The Baltimor edical College,

3 Liberal teaching facilities; mod ern collegsf
buildings. lecture hall and ampit hea tres Large
ana completely equipped laborn cries Capacloul.
hospitals and dispensary Send 1forS ca
712 Park Ave-. 3 ltimore, Afd NJ:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
R. + j. n, | e College,.

SALEM, vlR0iNlA. 5s TX
Courses for DegreesI also q CONNER
icial Course. Able Faculty. Library.
$4,000 volunes, working laboratory: good
moral Influences, six churches: no bare
rooms, Healthfnl mountain location.
Very moderate expenses. FIFTY fourth
year be gins September 12th. Catalogue
free. Address III En- 4
e 8sg3 !. A. NJ oREHEAD, President. 4; .3S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Episl opal High School,

Near Alexa ndrla a, Va. HI
L., M. BLACKBOARD LII. p, .F Pr lpal.i
us. For Boys. Ca dialogue on pplicat loln.9is
Year opens Sept TENDER 90 9o6 !, Sf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-01
Eastern College.

Eastern College T Tssnx SossE sa sas
Faculty or American ana European sPselalists.ss
iese, Elective, Preparatory Business, MusIs,a
Art, Drnwing. Blocution. Degrees, Near Wash.
;ington d. {. No hazng, 3 Students fronlssa !
to Virgl nians.a r.. S. GRUyER, l'raa..h
Front Royal, Wa. iijfit
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
For SnIe Or Trade

Fine ranch of 100 acres. miles
from New Castle, young orchard
40 acres of alfalfa, IL acres winter
wheat, 10 acres of oats, besides other
crops all in fine condition, chicken
corral, pigeon lofts and flying pens,
50 fine shoats, wagon, phaeton, two
sets of new double harness, milk cows
and all kinds of new and up to date
machinery and furniture, three head
of horses and everything complete
to run large ranch. Will sell cheap
of trade for good property. Those
meaning business address L. c. Skin
New Castle. Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

The announcement cards were re-
ocived in this city today for the mar
riage at Los Angeles, on May 81 of
Catherine Alphin Bates, formerly of
this city Mr. Horace Watson Dyer
Mention of this marriage was made
at the time in these columns.
Mr.. A. b, Campbell of Genoa, Neb
the general manager of the new fruit
growers association in this city ar
rived in the city with his wife and
family this noon and Will make their
home in Grand Junction from now
on. Mr.. Campbell has recently pur-
chased a new house and lot on North
Seventh street. His household
goods are on the way and as soon as
they arrive he will move into his
own home. Mr.. Campbell has a
family of one boy and two little girls.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

Fishing tackle at the Postofice
Book store.
A good second hand surrey at Fred
Manteys shop.
For first class work go to the Excel
slor laundry company.
The LaCoste Dry Goods Company.
successors to J. A. Lyons and Son
will open for business on Saturday.
June %.
The ladies auxiliary to the Bro
therhood of railway trainmen, VIII
give lawn social at the home of
Mrs. l.. B. Brown, corner of 5th and
Chlpeta. the evening of the 25th. Ice
cream and cake Is cents.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

New buggies and harness traded
for old ones.-Fred Mantey.
All the furniture and household
goods of ]. f. Whitney will be sold at
auction 219 s. Sth street Friday at
one D. m. The best and cleanest lot
ever offered in Grand Junction.
Miss Franc Wharton, who has been
In attendance at the convention Oh
chief telephone operators in Denver
Is expected to arrive home tomorrow
Auction sale of the eleanest and
best lot of household goods and fur
niture ever offered for sale in Grand
Junction. Friday afternoon June 22'
2l9 S. Sth street
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

LOST-By small boy who cannot af-
ford it, lost pockbook this morn
ing containing $13.O0 in notes and
silver. somewhere between ice
house and Valley Feed company
store. Finder kindly return to
this office.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
Fireworks.

The Bargain House is headquarters
for fireworks as usual. We can sup
ply you wholesale or retail. 1t will
pay you to see our $50 and 800 as
sortments. A boy receives a great
deal of satisfaction from fireworks
that will shoot loud, We have them
for cents per package. The latest
thing in fireworks is the ''son of a
gun" torpedo. The greatest inyen-
tion of the day ask TO see them.
Be sure to register and get a
chance on our 5000 shot ring-taiIed
roarer. sos Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
WANT COLUMN

FOR RENT-Four room furnished
house. Enquire at 420 South 5th.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
coNCRETE WORK.

10 Whom 1t May Concern:
Know We thit l. H. Barger. con
tractor and builder and manufactur-
er OF sidewalks. foundations. either
concrete, solid cement blocks or hol-
low blocks, cement mounting blocks,
cement hitching posts and door steps,
and cemetery work of all kinds. am
ready to fill all orders. Residence
sixth house west of railroad on south
side of Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
LODGE ELECTION.

Pinon Mesa Lodge, No 20 A. F. &
A. NJ. held their third annual cleo
ton at the odd Fellows hall last
night. F. T. Bruce, grand master
of the Colorado Jurisdiction was pres
ent and Installed the following Of
ficers:
]. E. Harris, w. NJ.
John Hines, S. w.
W. H. Hayden, J. NJ.
Clark Hines, Treas.
w NJ. Sheldon, Secy.
James Martin, S. d.
T. p. Langon, J. d.
Franklin Butler, Tyler.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21

The proposed tax on riches greatly
troubles the millionaire. The only
thing that troubles us is the thought
that all good people in Grand juno
tion are not aware OF the fact that we
sell the best goods at the lowest pric-
es, and guarantee (not hot air guar
antee) our work and our goods.
WE MAKE GOOD
We sell diamonds ON credit, we
have fine assortment of all sizes in
rings, studs, stick pins and bracelets
come in and get our prices.
We are closing out some of our
watches at exceedingly low prices.
We have everything in kodalxs and
supplies, fresh paper, films and plates
just having arrived. We are closing
out some photo albums at half price.
Bring your watches and jcwclry to
us for repairs, the lowest prices and
honest work always.
PRIMROSE JEWELRY
and MUSIC Co.
The daily sentinel., 1906-06-21
Civil Engineers.

Want surveying by experts. Reser-
voir and ditch work a speciality.
Work done on short notice and
guaranteed. Address or phone Skin
ranch. New Castle, Colorado.