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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Northern Wheat Market.

OREGON.
PORTLAND, April 16.-WHEAT-Club. CSC:
bluestem, 69aI0c: red CSC; valley, Csc.
WASHINGTON.
TACOMA April 6.-WHEAT-Unchanged
Export: Bluesteln. 7ec: club. 69c; red &c.
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VislbIe Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. April 1e.-The visible supply
of grain Saturday April IA as complied by
the New York Produce Exchange was as fol-
lows
Wheat, LAS. coo bushels; decrease l74 600
Corn, seq. .o0o bushels: decrease. 39l COO
Oats 1S.s15 eco bushels: decrease SOS COO
Rye 1895. 000 bushels; decrease 7.000 Bar
ley, 2.99S, 200 bushels: decrease ISL, eco
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Meat Market.

While the week opened with no further
change in prices. the market continued weak
All around and lower prices for Mutton and
Hogs before the end Of the week were pre-
dicted by the wholesale butchers
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LOCAL aIARKETs.
Exchange and Bullion.
wheat and other Grains.

WHEAT-The worlds shipments for the
week as far ar, a6o as reported were as follows
Australian, 10000; Russian and Danublan
missing. I4f7
firm The cash grain continued to show
strength, with more locking around on the part
q buyers but eaesa,,,sas n, ssho~sd no chang, &
increased activity In the pit. one operator en-
tering the market and buying 1000 tons Of
December at $50 c.sH wup.7
California Club. s1.s5; California White
Australian. 81 421a: lower grades of California
Wheat. sl121k9l; 20: Northern Club; SPOT.
Northern Red. si.26A.
FUTURES.
Session to II 80 q. m.
naymSa DecemSsr saisi ass as $50 s' sl.2e $3.50
uav-No sales s12sss @ SsssiGR- bid 81 80 asked
Deeember-No sales: s.. 291a bid, 81. 301s asked.
BARLEY-The week opened with the mar
ket quiet as far as the cash grain was con-
sale of Feed at sl21A. Futures were hrmer
in the forenoon, with fair trading in December.
CASH BARLEY.
Feed. s1aL121a for common and 81. l.l5a
1.21A for good 10 choice; Brewing, 81 22lz q
1.25; Chevalier, sI2Ih9l.40 per cti.
FUTURES.
Session to IL 80 a. m.
Open High. Low. Close.
december . e7 sT1s 9i s7M
2 p. m. Session.
pecember-No sales; e7ssc bid. s7%c asked.
OATS-Were quiet yesterday. with all quo
tations unchanged
for fair to good and s1.27i4al. 80 for common:
Black. 81. sG1.3Ts White, $i.55G1. 80: Sur
prise 81 e5dl-75 per ctl.
CORN-The millers reported the market firm
yesterday, with quotations unchanged. Trad
ing, however, was not active.
western sacked, s1.27 u 4130 for Yellow.
81. .S2Ia61l. go for White and s12061. 25 for
Mixedi California large Yellow. s1.271a al 80:
email round do. s1.52Is: White, sl.3Il9 al. 40;
Egyptian. 81 40d1.4lA for White and 81 $50
1.3v for Brown.
RYE-Sl47h 52h per ctl.
BUCKWHEAT-sl.5 .50g175 per ctl.
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Northern Business.

PORTLAND. April le.-clearings. $500. 4ss;
balances, $4s. $50.
TACOMA. April 16.-Clearings. 1886. $50; bal
ances, S39, 761.
SEATTLE. April 10 e-ciearlngs, sl.els asa;
SPOKANE. April 1s.-clearings. s7l7.ss4;
balances S54 435
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Potatoe.. Onion. and VegetabIes.

The market for old table Potatoes and Onions
continued strong under brisk demand for 10
cal ,use and close clearances Of choice were
quickly effected at steady prices. occasional
sales of fine Oregon Burbanks being reported
at small premium. Seven carloads of Pota-
gon. The Onions were held firm at slight
advance New Potatoes were plentiful and
easy at the old quotations. A small lot came
in from the river and sold within the quoted
range.
Receipts Of Asparagus were nearly 1000 boxes.
but there was a good demand for local con-
sumption and canning account and prices were
quite steady The canning prices were 445c
per pound and a good portion OF the arrivals
were turned over at those figures. Rhubaro
was lower and Peas were inclined TO easiness,
receipts of both being liberal. The other vege-
tables were unchanged
PoTATOES-Riyer Whites. 50d95c per ctl;
Oregon Burbanks. S5cGS1.25 per cti. Garnet
Chtles. T5cGS1 per ctl; Early Rose, Sl4i-15
per ctl small Oregon Seed, 65c4T5c per cti;
new Potatoes, 1HQ2hc per h.
ONIONS-Oregon. 81 -25q1.75 per ctl; Aus
tralfan, 3.5e per ctl; Green Onions, 40q50c per
box.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 44Tc per 10:
Rhubarb 5eq75e per box for bay and 9Oc4S1.l ID
for southern; Gr-en Peas, 3q5c per ID: Toma-
toes, Mexican 1852 per box; Cueumbers.
sIa1T5 per dozen; Cabbage, s1.25q1.35 per
ctl; Carrots, $1q1 % per sack; Garlic, acc pei
ib; Dried PeDpers, 12is915c per ib for sur
dried and 1SGa0c for evaporated.
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Butter. Cheese and Eggs.

Receipts OF all three products were large
yesterday, but aside from decline of 12c in
fiat Cheese quotations remained unchanged.
Stocks of Butter and Eggs continued large.
but all houses reported a good consumptive
demand which. with the liberal storing Of
Eggs. prevented demoralizing accumulation
of stock. All conditions remained as before
stated.
Business the exchange was light, as fol-
lows:
Butter-For fresh extras zoe was bid cold
storage ladies. 161se bid. No. packing stock,
Ii 1Sc bid: No DO. lee bid
Eggs-20 cases fresh selected. 1siac.
Cheese-25 fancy new flats, 12c: for Wiscon-
sin twins. 15c was asked.
Receipts were &c. 800 lbs Butter, 66, 800 lbs
Cheese and 1890 cases Eggs.
DAIRY EXCHANGE OFFICIAL QUOTA
TIONS.
(Note-The Exchange quotations represent
wholesale prices as established b. sales. bids
and offers on the Exchange Prices for Butter
Exchange quotations, but generally range about
IG1hc higher. owing to the miscellaneous
character of the brsiness-)
BUTTER - Fresh-california extras 2Oc
steady. frsts, &c., steady; seconds, 1slac.
steady: Eastern. nominal; Eastern Ladles-
Nominal Storage soods-caiifornia; nominal:
Eastern. nominal Ladles-Nominal; packing
stock No 1. 1T1sc. steady; No. 2 Ice, steady.
CHEESE-California fancy new, I2c.
steady; frsts lie, steady; seconds, nominal
Young Americas. fancy 121Ac, steady; frsts,
11hc, steady; seconds, nominal. Eastern-No7-
inal: Western. nominal Storage-California
nominal: Young Americas. nominal; Eastern
fancv 1870. firm.
EGGS = Fresh California selected, 1sRc.
steady; frsts lie, steady; seconds. 16c. steady
thirds. 15c. steady: Eastern frsts. nominal.
Storage-Nominal.
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Poultry ana Gamc.

Poultry, opened the week with the market
rather quiet and an easy feeling prevailed in
most descriptions. notably Hens and Broiiers.
quite few coops of which had been carried
ever from Saturday Two cars of Western
stock consisting almost entirely of Hens. were
placed ON sale. There were only coops re-
oeived from local points Game was In. good
request and Hare and Rabbits did better.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. nominal: Geese.
per pair s262 so; Goslings. s.. 50l3; Ducks
S5G6 per dozen for old and $649 for
young: Hens, $4.5065. 80 for small and So 80
so for large; young Boosters SIGs; old
BOOSTERS, "a. 50G5; Fryers, s64T; Broilers,
50 5oQS so for small and 81. 50d5. 80 for large
Pigeons 81 .25G1 30. squads, $242- 30.
GAME-Per dozen-Hare. 81; Cottontail
Rabbits. S2.50: Brush Rabbits. s1G1. IS: Gray
Geese. 50. 509S: White Geese, 5ocGS1; Brant,
Si@1.25 for small and 81 for large; Wild
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchangs Board yesterday:
9:30 a. m Session-Comstocks.
9o0 ReIcher - 25l 100 Ophfr s7t5
100 Best & Bel. .f.25i 100 Savage ...-..1. 90
u N. Informal Session-Constocks
100 Va NJ b30.1. 30 200 Potosf 1890 20
100 Crown Point ca so Savage L 90
leo Gould & Cur. IS 500 Yellow jacket %
2 D. m Session-Comstocks.
AGO Bslcher - Is 500 Con Va NJ SIS
100 Best & Bel.1.15 400 Seq Bslcher.. ~
r,-r~-r- ~,r-r,--
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits.

Seventeen carloads OF Navels came TO hand
since Saturday and the market, while noder-
ately active. decidedly weaker partfcus
larly for the large sizes of Navels. and prices
for all grades were shaded. In view Of the
heavy receipts, retailers were inclined TO hold
of. expecting further declines IN prices but
receivers were rot disposed to urge business.
as all of the new arrivals had been purchased
at stiff prices in the growing districts. which
nece5sitated the asking OF eorrespondingly high
prices here. Six of Naveis were offered
for sale in the auction rooms but the bidding
was unsatisfactory and they were withdrawn
Stocks of Mexican Lines were increased by 24o
cases and that fruit was inclined to easiness.
The other Citrus goods were in good request
at unchanged quotations. Attractive lots Of
Strawberries sold of well at about previous
prices. The receipts were % chests. chiefly
Longworths.
sTRAwBERRIEs-Per drawer-Longworths
T5cdSI %; large varieties. 40@65c.
APPLES-sl. 5oR2. .25 per box for fancy and
SIfi.25 for choice
CITRUS AND TROPICAL FRUITs-or-
anges. Navels S213.25 per box; Seedlings,
s1.25a2: fangerines, Nominal; Lemons, s1.25
@3: Grape Fruit. 81 Dogs for seediess and 81. -
al rs for common: Mexican Lines. s495 per
case bananas Hawaiian. Sl61.75 per bunch;
Central American. s2G3 per bunch Pineappies.
- dozen for Hawaiian and S3Q4 for
Mexican.
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Beans and seeds.

The Bean market is quoted firm for all
Kinds with Biackeyes large and small Whites
ana Red Kidneys especially strong. The quiet
demand for consumption and rail shipment
continues
Rutter s;44 25; small White. So. 1Od5 80; large
White 50 aoa2 so: Pink. 81. T0d1 90: Red, So IS
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- AUCTION SALE q

win cell 35 good horses. used IN various de-
partments OF city, WEDNESDAY. April IS. az
IL a. m ARCADE HORSE MARKET, 81
SIXTH ST JOHN J. DOYLE. Auctioneer.
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n Parties needing anything m the line OF
l-sN good cheap horses wagons. ougsfes.
Surveys, carts all kinds OF single and double
harness. one nice pony outfit, do not want 70
forget the big sale az 1140 Folsom ST.. TUES
DAY, April L., II a.
VIM CLOUGH AuctIenesr
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FINANCIAL

Den & Rio G Is -l0015
Dist Securities 5s Sc
Erie prior lien 4s.I01
Do gen As. 49, SO
Hook Val AIS. ..109H
Japan 6s -. e7k
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. April 1872 D. m
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid Ask Bid. Ask
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California stock and OIL Exchsnge.
Mining stocks.

Beard
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O1sH OINIH HHN IIOFIBIOu8. u
CHICAGO, April 16.-Cash quotations were
as follows:
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Receipts of Produce.
THE STOCK MARKET.

Potatoes. SKIS :. 1.oesl
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THE WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The minimum temperature in
Grand Junction was so degrees. the
maximum temperature was 50 de
grees. Generally fair tonight and
Friday is the official forecast.
In speaking of the weather condi-
tions the daily report says The
barmoetric pressure has decreased
very considerably throughout the
west, particularly over the middle
and southern slopes. causing a gencr-
al rise in temperature except in the
extreme south and west, No sta
tiou reports frost this morning, Cen
orally fair weather continues over
the mountain and plateau regious,
and over the Eastern slope condltione
Indicate continued fair weather for
this section tonight and Friday with
slight change In temperature.
Today is the last day the eN-
tended weather report showing the
state of temperatures at many points
In the west. will be issued by the To-
cal station. The short form will again
be taken up. The extended form Is
used only during the season when
late frosts are liable to occur.
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w. p. Dale of Delta is in town to-
The Star ball bearing axies. at
Fred Mantey's. o.-,.
F. d. Parke. manager OF the siepe'
ranch, is in town today.
las. w. Moon buggies-t there Is
none better.-Fred Mantey
We can show you the largest line
of buggles in town Fred Mantey,
Take ride on the merry go-ronhd
there is fun for all Bring the IAN
A. G. Iange. Of Dickens. Iowa is
a new arrival in the city. He may 10
cid r. Proper. Of Provo. Utah a
prominent citizen of that city is III
We want to sell you buggies or har-
ness or even both, if ynu say 50
Mrs. Neisch. of Green River. uiah
is in the city today to spend le"
days with friends here. r,i-
The Moon Buggies of 81 LOUIS
don't even take back seat lor ''e
Columbus. Fred Mantey.
A good program at the ConErega- E,g
tional church May is at pm. MUS
ic. readings and physical culture
Basket ball. Turner hall. May 10
Turners VS.. Indians G. NJ. A. VS.
ftiph school. Admission 20 cents.
II is reported that J. o, Kinney l y,
The well known horseman WIN lc',s, .,'
/ the city for the west to look up " new
location. ,,,,7,rs,r nj
,TelInride. are visiting in the elty 10 10
i dav They came in last hiEht "'S
| the narrow guage.I 49,.
Long life to you Immaculate IlneI d
is assured if you entrust the iaunu I..
ering OF same TO us ''0
lion 17G. Excelsior laundry
We can show you bunch OF IL, IN
W Moon buggies of 81 l'oui a,
.hicb are strictly high grade as wei
os cheaper grades.-Fred ManteE'
No orqnment-We do good laund
- work and please the people, NJ. M
hand work specially ES'-S9''
ia"ndrv h" Phone Junction lf6
The program for the w G. i. IT, Z
a,tartainment in the Consresalioiitt q
cbnrch NAV Is at p, m. PROMISES s,, 4
nc one of the best OF the season m ~
dela Rice. Miss Ferbrache ana o'ii''
are to take part %,
The merry -go-round siar.eI ~ ~
.a,.5ay afternoon and enjoyed d
i,,,einess during the afternoon ~
airg pusai Tbe machine has been new
.s SN siiin ,intad and overhauled and make
a fine appearance
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WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEETING.
Prizes will he Awarded for Last
Years Shoot and Officers will
be Elected tonight at the
Meeting of Gun Club

Tonight the annual meeting of the
members of the Grand Valley Gun
Club Will be held at the offices of c.
Van Hoorebeke. the real estate man.
The meeting is called by d. Ramsey
president of the club and the session
will open promptly at eight O'Clock.
The prizes for the shoots the past
year will be awarded. the business of
the club for the year will be settled
mp an new officers will be elected.
The affairs of the popular sport
ing organization are in good shape
and The club continues to grow and
prosper It is one of the leading
amusement organizations of the city
today
1t is probable that a big gun shoot
viii be held at the club grounds to-
morrow afternoon and it is expected
that one or two expert shots. from
the outside will be present.
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NEW BOOK OF WORSHIP
Presbyterian Church is Compiling and
mas had Approved by General
Assembly a New Book.

The book of common worship by
he committee on forms and services
tnd approved by the general assem-
llN OF Presbyterian church at Win
ma Lake, Ind. in May 1905. has lust
Deen published and is now ready 10
le distributed among the ministers of
the church.
The service laid out is greatly sim
lar to that followed by the Episcopal
'hurches and is not mandatory or
compulsory.
The forms of service arranged by
he committee have the sanction of
he general assembly. which recon-
nends the book of service for volun-
airy use by churches. A resolution
was adopted by the assembly provid-
ng for the insertion of the words
For voluntary use in churches" on
che title page of the Book of Wor-
ihip.
The committee was appointed by
he general assembly in 1903 and has
been engaged in its work until a short
zine ago. Rev DR.. Henry Van Dyke
.. D.. and fourteen other prominent
ministers constituted the committee
Owing to some objections against any
prescribed forms in the church vote
NtA bA Il I'LL 1t ullllhtl VI ItHhA Ter
ans the sanction of the general as
iembly was secured with difficulty
md then the use of the forms is made
entirely voluntary
Among the forms covered in detail
by the book are morning and evening
services. brief order of common wor-
ship, treasury of prayers. celebration
If the communion, administration of
Baptism to infants and adults, con
irmation of baptismal vows. solemn
ization of marriage, burial of the
lead and ordination.
The order of evening and morning
services are programmes arranged
for conventional use. Prayers are
provided for certain times and sea-
sons such as New Years day. Christ
mas. etc, for sessions of the legis-
,ature. congress, for the army and
navy after a great disaster, during
time of pestilence. famine tumult.
war and in time of peace restored.
The prayer for use after a great
disaster reads almost like prophecy
in its reference to earthquake and
ire Almighty God who art a very
present held in time of trouble: let
not the heart of thy people fail when
tear cometh. thou knowest the cause
iud reason why this grevious dis
1ster of fire. flood. earthquake. ship
wreck or other trouble hath fallen
unon us
Intercessions for the country for
deliverance and from national sins
dishonesty, civic corruption and from
secret power. etc. for persons sick,
travelling land or on seas. for dis
tant friends and unbelieyers. are in
cluded in the treasury of prayers.
The form of the solemnization of mar
riage is complete and similar to the
old Scotch ceremony. All reference
to worldly goods" in the words
spoken in this ceremony is omitted
and In the new book the word obey
usually addressed the woman is al
so omitted. The forms will be used
in their entirity or in certain por-
tions by many of the Presbyterian
churches Throughout the west.
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MES COMMISSIONER NOW


II Will be remembered that two or
three months ago Mr ). NJ Wllklns'
the aged man who was employed by
the city for eight months as street
cleaner. keeping the main thorough
fares free from loose paper. etc. sola
his residence property In this city and
ieft for steele city, Nebraska. Evi-
IDENTIFY the old gentleman was not
long in making II known that he
knew how to take care of streets ana
a., conv Of the steele City Press, receiy-
cd by the Sentinel this morning an
.rouncss that Mr.. wilkins now holds
Inc. position of street commissioner
in mat growing little city Mr.. VIII
Lins although a man far advanced in
.,,nors was a good worker and faith
mi amuIoyee of the city. He was
a familiar figure on the streets, was
widely known and generally liked ,
The many friends in this city his old
nome will be Interested in the fol
Inwing notice taken from the Steel
City Press: ...--- ,,.u-,,. h..
baen making things go some this
week. even though he has been short
of men most OF the time. The stone
crossing between II. ID. Schlarb s
store and Guy d. Taylor's pharmacy
ms beep raised and the sides OF il
graded up. Yesterday that long talk
ed of stone crossing between the EN
change bank and 7. A. McAvoy's bar
ber shop was put down, and it i
eypected that the latter and Cash
ier Clapp will hang out flags on th'
( lth OF MAY hereafter to commemorate
the auspicious event. Commission
err wilkins may not come under th'
bead of spring chickens as regard
age but when he takes hold OF a Jol
he appears to be able TO push II to
finish in short order and to taeki
fbe next one on the same plan
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WILL GIVE BIG BALL.

Al the last meeting of the Elks IS
was decided 10 give another one o.
the big balls for the oeneht OF tne M
fund for the entertainments oI ~ ~
cr.,nd Lodge in Denver this
enn,mer The hop is to take place on
,be night of Wednesday. May 80 at
the Auditorium. ..,. g..
II will beTemembered that the flrst
af tbis series was given about two
months ago and ii proved one OF the
nIsasantest dances of the season. Ar
ranrements are now in course OF per
sactjon and the ball will doubtless be
= snrcess from every standpoint.
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eOe

J. L. Oliver. of Palisade is in town
today
Nearly all of the sections of the
old standpipe on North Seventh street
have been removed from the lots.
Theodore Lorch and company who
play at the Auditorium next week, are
doing a big business at the Wheeler
opera house in Aspen this week.
A flume on north Twelfth street
broks last night and the water flood
ed some private property doing some
damage.
A. l.. Gourley is in receipt of n let
ter from his son-in-law willis Smith
of California, stating that he had just
formed a partnership in the real es-
tate business with w. w. Bryan. of
Long Beach, California, and Mr..
Smith and family will remove from
Los Getos. to Long Beach. Mr..
Smith met Messrs. ]. II. and U. G.
Ramey a few days ago at Long
Beach.
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pon.t miss the basket bnll gnme.

Don't miss the basket ball games
tonight at Turner hall.
Those who have not yet secured
season tickets for next years lee
ture course will have an opportunity
to do so on next Monday when the
tickets will again be placed on sale
at the Congregational church There
should be no delay in this matter.
Arthur Currie who has been suffer
ing for the past two months with
rheumatism and was forced to give
up his work at college and return
home. is now able to be out on the
streets occasionally although he is
suffering much and forced to use erut-
ches. The young mans friends hope
that he will soon completely recover
from the severe attack.
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scANp1NAvIANs ArrENnoN.

There viii be preaching in the
Swedish language by Rev. Emmanuel
Rydbury of salt Lake. Utah. super
intendent of the Swedish Lutheran
missions at the Presbyterian church
in Grand Junction Friday evening.
May IL at 3 pm. All Scandinavians
are cordially invited to attend
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-10
Tailored Corsets."

Nine. Coger. wishes to announce to
the ladies of Grand Junction and vi
einity that she will be in the city
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF
this week and will be pleased 10 show
the ladies her sample materials. cts.
Prices range from $3.50 TO $1,000
Hotel La Court.
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SECURING NEW MEMBERS.

The Grand junction Athletic as
sociation has started campaign foI
new members and many have signi-
fled their intention of becoming mem
bers OF the popular organization. A
strong bowling team, probaq
ly n good base ball team and other
athletic features of athletic organiza-
tions will be carried out.
A. II. Hinken has charge of the
for new members
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The w. c. T. U. people are making
hig nreparations for the entertain
menf To- be given Friday night, May
* Al the Congregational church.
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This morning. President Martin OF
me Grand Junction Business college.
addressed the students of the high
school. His remarks were forceful.
logical. and full of practical sugges-
tions. He spoke of three principles
as essential to success-intention at
tention and retention. He said that
these three principles had been ex-
emplitied in the lives of all great men.
As a striking illustration he depict
ed the early life of Booker r. Wash
ington. As poor boy, ragged and
dirty, friendless and alone lie start
ed out to seek his fortune and OBJ
tain an education. With indominit-
able Will he overcame difficulties
which would have discouraged most
boys in similar circumstances. He
was not satisfied viii doing things as
well as other boys, but persevered un-
til he had done better than the rest
Mr.. Martins words OF encouragement
and inspiration were well received.
The daily sentinel., 1906-05-10

The seniors close the most of their
school work this week. and leave the
remaining two weeks free from reci-
tatlons. However. they viii be as
busy as bees with their commence
ment program
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The botany class under the super
vision OF High School Principal Cole
Is doing excellent work in plant an
aiysls- Principal Cole reports that
they are rapidly bringing their her
Darlums up to the required standard
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See Our Bargains!

Flye-room house with lawn and
stable, a nice home on White St,
at $l,65O.
Seven-room modern house on n. 9th
street, 2 lots, nice shade and lawn
A beautiful home at $4,000
Two lots on Belford with Groom
house Can be sold for a small
payment down and $3.50 per
month. Price $4,000
Ten acres of raw land miles north
east from town. all cleared off. In
fine shape. price $1,000.
Ten acres, on Orchard Mesa. all set
to fruit and s acres in bearing.
price $4,000.
We have some money to loan at
8 per cent on good real estate 'secur-
ity. We want TO see you in regard to
that insurance.