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Spring Resorts.
ATLANTIC CITY.
GRAND ATLANTTC HOTET.

NtrElnia ave and the Beach. Atlsntir cts.
y = Under entire 0=" management. $50
bath. hot and cold sea water attached TO-
al baths. Also Public Ffo- Sea Wafer ia tbs
Phones in rooms Music and social diver
sions. Terms American pIau $3.50 per dar
up. $3.50 weekly uu- European plan $40
per day mp. Garage. CHARLES F. COPE
Proprietor. formerly OE kEttatiunv- Dala@
war, NaLar Can q 49,.
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DR., SHADE

Sc YEARS PRACTICE CURING MEN.
Nervous and private diseases cured quickly.
SyphflitIc blood poison. skin diseases, st0m-
sch kidney bladder. structure, and piles posi-
lively cured. Consultation free. Charges low.
7g7 18th ST. NV ocl9-tf
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w. T. BALDUs, M. D., Phi. D.

GERMAN SPECIALIZE
On Diseases OF the Brain, Nervous System
Kidneys Heart. stomach. and other Diseases.
Doctors service and medicine. s. Consul
tatlon free. Telephone Main 2516 Southeast
corner sth and SITS Hours, 10 to ]
sad 4 % ?. Closed sunday. fe-Zts
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YIRGINIA.

CAPE VIEW COTTAGE. Buckroe Beach.
Va. on the Chesapeake Eez-, ruo miles from
Ola Point. COED view rf exposition. JIt4les
and ferry Apply go MRS j. O.. OTTTEes,
Hampton, Va. aple-ot
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Wanted Suburban.

WANTED-To rent. six or seven-room house
In suburbs Address BON al. Times ot3ce-
ap13-3t
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GALEN HALL

HOTEL. AND sASATORICZ.
ATLANTIC CITY
Cne q the newest Etcne. briclzs ard stssz
buildings with every comfort. always opens
always ready always busy
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Wanted-noney.

WANTED GOO at once: pay $500 for loan;
mortgage for security. no risk pay back $500
Der month. Address BOX 80, Times office.
apI2-5t
WANTED Loan OF s.. 80: ample hrst-trust
security. improved, city property; > per cent
maid. title certificate furnished Address
E0X ESQ Times Office api0-Jt
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PAT FTCu Most select and attractive
&H<@A-'@R ~ A moderate priced hotel on
the beach. accommodation. service. and cut.
sine excel any ln town AT similar prices
Special $3.50 mp weekly Booklet
EuI1-If II j. DYNES.
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Express and Moving.
Ice Boxes.

ICE ROXES and chests that give satisfac-
ton are built an SOS New York ave NV.
Family ice boxes repaired. Phone Main
Hl6-Y ap10-3lt
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Steamboats,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Every day in the year from foot OF 7fh
- st for Fort Monroe, Norfolk, New port
News and All points south by the su-
perb powerful steel palace steamers
- Newport News NORFOLK and
- washington"
Iy. VYsshington.e 30 pmlLv- Portsmouth. 8 pm
Iv Alexandria. z 90 pm Isy. Norfolk - pm
Ar Fl Monroe : 90 am iLv. 1T. Monroe 4 pm
Ar Norfolk ..g:s0 am Ar Alexandra { 20 an
Ar Portsmouth 8 200 an Ar. Warrington aro
K Through connection made AT Nor
folk with steamers OF Old Dominion
Steamsh'p Co. for New York. and Msr-
chants and Miners Steamships for Bos-
ton.
RTFor further Information apply Al
general ticket Office, 700 18th St, Col
CrLdO Building telephone Main=I2asl
or 9Th 81. wharf telephone Main s7soA
JNO. CALLAHAN.
. Y. Pres & Gen MGR
W, Il. CALLAHAN. Gen. Pazs AEr.
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Wanted Houses.

WANTED-TO rent house
Of about ten rooms in North
west. north of Florida ave.
and west of 18th ST.; must
have side lights, kitchen on
first floor; also porch or yard
with shade. Address BOX
$50, Times Office.
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Birds, DOGS, Etc.

FOR sALE-EngHsh bun terriers. cheap. l2e5
New York ave, apl2-3t
breeding cages. parrots, dogs. cats, plant
food szoldhshes goats. rabbits, Guinea pigs,
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HOTEL RUDOLF.

Atlantic City. n J. Directly on Beach.
American and European plsss5 40 oosap-s
view rooms; 100 suites, with private sea-
water baths. phones in rooms orchestra
weekly social features. capacity. 1900 spa-
Cial spring rates. Chss r. Myers. owner
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By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia, iu Equity cause
Sc 2d.8i6 IN which Louis p. Shoemaker is
the complainant and Charles r. Newman
a. al are defendants, we, the undersigned
trustees. VIII sell public auction, iu front
Of the premises on WEDNESDAY. THE
l-TH DAY OF APRIL 1907. AT O'CLOCK
p NJ. that piece % property lying ia the
county Of Washington. District OF Columbia,
and distinguished as and being all OF lots
numbered three t5I and four tl1 in block
ten tful in the subdivision known as Meridian
IIlE AS per plat recorded in Liber Levy
Court numbered two 90. folio ufty-eight l5>i
Of TIE records of the Surveyors office ot
the District If Columbia
TERMS or sale ll.d0g ou each l1t of tne
purchase money 10 be paid i'm cash. and the
balance iu Two equal instahmeuts, payable
in enc ana Two years tronl day ~ sale. aud
ID he represented boy prouissory notes Of the
purchaser. bearing interest az abe rate OF
per cent per auGuHl. payable semi annuall}-
factory 20 U~ and the trustees 10 Dee harmed
by us ON the property sold, OF all cash. AZ
the option OF she purchaser. 4 deposit or
500 on each lot wil he required al the time
90 sale. Terms OF sale to pe compiled with
Within fifteen days from day or sale or the
trustees reserve the right 20 resell at The
lisk and cost OF tire defauiting purchase
after five DAYS advertisement or such ne
sale in some newspaper published IA wash
iHgT1n ID. r.. All eyauCiuE. recording
cts. a The purchasers cost
WILTON j. LAMBERT
Trustee. 40 5th ST. NV.
MASON y. RICHARDSON.
ap5-d&ds exSu Trustee. Fendall Bldg
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

South Car0IEna ave and the Beach. EaaE
nierx and attractions large sunny roosn5-s
private baths. elevator. sun uari0r. C1pacitTi
$50. Table and service superior Sp5ci2l
spring terms. BRYAN q WILLIAMS
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AT WALTER q. WILLIAMS & co 5 Auo-
ton Rooms corner I0th and ID sts NV. on
SATURDAY APRIL 20 1917. ar 10 O'CLOCK.
viii be sold al goods stored ia the names
of q. ". Reeves. MIS-. W r. Harris. Cora
Hall IT, $ STORAGE co. aplS-6t-eNSu
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE
UNIMPR0VED PROPERTY On
KALORAMA ROAD. FORMERLY
SUPERIOR STREET, NOT FAR
WEST OF SIXTEENTH STREET
NORTHWEST, AND NEAR THE
TWO LARGE RESIDENCES RE-
GENTLY CONSTRUCTED By
SENATOR JOHN b. HENDER-
son. ONE OF WHICH Is NOW
OCCUPIED By Mr.. STRAUS.
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
AND LABOR.
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For Suburban.

FOR SAI-E-A beautiful corner in Petworth.
located on New Hampshire ave. has all
the improvements. including water. sewer.
sidewalks, and paved streets = square from
the cars Price cnlv $4,000 VIM ~.
SAUNDERS & CO. 1907 r ST. NV api3-3t
FOR sALE-tr000 CASH AND 5000 PER
MONTH An attractive semf-detached
nome. located iu the Northwest suburbs; six
nice rooms and bath side lights and side
yards. one square from the cars WM II.
SAUNDERS & CO.. 1901 r ST. nw. api3-2t
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctioneers.
6I2 K St n ".
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Money TO Loan
On Real Estate.


MONEY 70 LOAN in any amounts from
81 to per cent on District OF Columbia real
estate. Every consideration shown borrowers.
THE HARRISON REALTY COMPANY,
Phone Main 3S62 so G STREET y. ".
mhf2-tf
MONEY TO IJOAN on d. c. REAL ESTATE
Lowest rats OF interest. Payments on prih-
cipal ia amounts Of SI00 or more received AT
any interest period THE T. f. SMITH CO,
Bond Building 1903 New York ave.
MONEY TO LOANED 70 500 0o0 on ID. a.
real estate. Interest low. and an udlsdc-
lions conducted with economical consideft-
lion for borrowers.
VIM H. SAUNDERS \ CO
1901 ST. ", W.
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES
or INTEREST on ID. G. Real Estate no
WALTER II. ACKER
fe4-u liz9 81 y w,
MONEY no loan on approved city real es-
tato al a. and 8 per cent interest spe-
cieI rrfvfieees with respect 20 prior pay
1rents Large amounts q speciality. Tf LER
a RUTHERFORD. 1907 Il 81 nW- oclO-u
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Auction Sales.
PEREAIProRY AND POSITIVE SALE

PEREAIPTORT AND POSITIVE SALE
OF TUG BOAT DIXIE.
On WEDNESDAY, APRIL u. az 4-S3 =. A.
1 VIII sell % the highest bidder, Nhho4t
limit or reserve, The tugbOat
DIXIE
She IS ia perfect condition free OF all IN
cumbrance, and can be used as tug or
pleasure yacht
e. w ROBINSON, owner.
Foot OF 3ist ST. uW.
s. BENSINGER. Aucti0neer apls-6t
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rHos. j. OWEN soN. Auetionoers.
TRUSTEES SALE or NARROWED REA.

TRUSTEES SALE or IMPROVED REA..
ESTATE IL IVY CITY. ID. q.
By virtue or a deed Of trust recorded ga
IIbor 10. ESQ, at folio l46 ct seq. one OK
The land records Of the District Of Columbia,
and al the request iu writing OF the associa-
tion secured thereby, the undersigned trus-
tees viii sell at public auction, In front of
she premises. on TUESDAY. THE 18TH DAY
OF APRIL 1907. al O'CLOCK =. n those
certain pieces OF land and improvements
thereon situate IN the county Of Washington,
in said District. and known and described
as lots numbered Two CO and three 80 in
block mbered I'VE 90 IN IVY CITY az per
plat thereof recorded in County subdivision
Sock Levy Court, 2. page th- OF the sur
NeyoF's ONCE OF the District of columbia
Terms OF sale. All cash. A deposit OF $50
VIII be required at the time Of sale Terms
10 be complied with within fifteen days
Otherwise the trustees reserve the right %
sell at cost OF defaultiug purchaser Con
IeyancinE and recording az purchaser cost
Z j. BOND.
JAS. T.. PADGEiE
ap5.9I3Is Trustees. Stewart Building.
on TUESDAY. APRIL IT, 1907. I VIII sell
within the auction rooms OF Brown 4 Aolson
l409 II ST NV. 10 pay storage Charges an
gccds stored IN the names OF Ella Johnson
Vim. Jones. VIM s. White Wnl. Gilbert,
Bertha Wallace and Mrs Geo humphrey
H. BURKHART' son. t0l3-lol5 an 81 NV
apl0-6t
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For Sale-HOuses.

FOR SALE-245 Sth st. ne, seven rooms:
remodeled and beautlfed throughout. price
s. 900; must be sold by Monday. as party
has offered 10 lease &c for two years Ap-
ply BREWOOD, zoos Pennsylvania ave NV
aUI2-7t
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SPECIAL
-Four acres. good seYru-roUu house stable,
etc. $50. Address BOX Sss. Times once.
applet
MT. RAINIER zone car faFeJ. new house
on large plot, price. $500, easy terms
SACRIFICE. modern house with q acre. six
miles from city. three minutes 60 cars
SSa0 cash. balance can remain price. 81, co.
20-ACRE FARM IS miles from washington
seven-room Rouse; fruit trees only $500
half cash
CENTRAL REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
ROOM -. Sl2 +.
api1-3t
FOR SAI.E-l.O10J one thousand building
lots about one mile and "a half west OF
the United States Treasury Department on
Washington. Arlington and rails Church
electric road In Radnor and West Fort
Myer Heights. terms only $40 down, balance
s. per month. prices from $50 20 500 per
lot. Lots selling now. bis sale, April IS
call OF phone FOR fun particulars JAMES
f. CLEMENTS. 1t06 g ST. NV. sDil-3t
WHIsKEY. 500 Per gallon THE JOHN
WEDDERBI-RN CO. 6l6-61S r ST. NV. ap7-tc
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For SaIe-R0uSes.

uE SuAE"AAUuSGS-
$500 -BIoomInEdale. pretty home: s
rooms including bath and reception hall
easy terms. Inquire az 200 ist ST. ap1s-7t
FOR SALE-INNEsTAIEST TwiniuE city.
two houses six rooms. cellar and st=hie-
rented S2t Price. $3.50. p J. WAf-SHE,
1895 New York 8Fs. api1--t
uoO CASH SIS MONTHLY
PRICE S3258
FOR q beautiful f-rOom brick house iu the
Northwest section; side light furnace heat.
porcelain tub. concrete cellar convenient
to two car lines.
500 CASH so MONTHLY
PRICE $3.50
Southeast. near Navy Yard new s-roons
house furnace heat. porcelain tub Eas
range. concrete cellar, large stone porch e
investigate ct once in order to secure one
with a large yard.
LIE ROY MARI
THE OVAL SIGN 1910 q.
ap5-tf
DO you WANT A HOME, STORE,
OF Investment property p. Ten US a e can
supply sour want IN an honest and
satisfactory manner; depend upon as.
JOHNSON, DENT 9 CO.,
Gil 9TH 81. n. W.
apl-tf
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FOR SALE-S-room house. 2-acra Tot: IN
Remington. Va; cheap II sold at once so
South Capitol 81. apIC-st
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Storage

40 Buy. SELL Or STORE FURNITURE
storing and packing a speciality. BOWLING
& co. Auctioneers, Cla + 81. Phone n 5i5-
u.h23-39t
WHY PAY MORE9 We store for 75c load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4iG-f2o- AZ
loth 81 nv. Phone Main z229. nh2-90t
Express and Moving.
WE MOVE ANYTHING
our facilities for the moving o. furniture
freight. safes machinery. etc. are unex-
celled. Our handlers are experienced and we
guarantee the best service. Heavy hauling
done by the load. piece or By contract Get
our estimate.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY
9Z0-sZ2 81. NV. Phone 60.
mhl2-f
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

The right location: well worth
$4,000. TO save loss on mortgage
VIII take a little over hair price.
ADDRESS BOX AZ. Times Office.
anfI-tt
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WANTED-HOuse OF about ter. rooms I'm
Northwest north Of Florida ave. and west
OF 18th ST.. must have side lights. kitchen
on first floor; also porch or yard with shade.
Address BOX $50 Times office. mh29-tf
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noney TO Loan.

WHISKEY. s. LOO per gallon THE JOHN
WEDDERBURN co. 6I6-6is + ~. NV. apt
Rowing, Packing, Shipping
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS, etc.
moved with care packing and shipping a spe-
cialty. KREIG'S EXPRESS, 1924 II 81 NV.
Phone NJ 2UlO mh-2-30t
COLUMBIA TRANSFER co. now located at
800 NEW YORK AVE.
Large Padded Vans, s. Load.
2-horse Wagons. Sc Load
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For Rent-Apartments

FOR RENT-A pretty hve-room apartment
located in EckINGTON one-baif square
from cars. tiled bath, all modern conven-
fences. rent reduced % $3.50 per month
WA Z. SAUNDERS q CO. l4a7 81. NV.
sBfJ-Tf
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Wanted-Apartments
For Sale-LOts.

For Sale-LOts.
A VALUABLE LOT on II 81 ne. vest OF
6th st. - feet wide by good depth 70 alley.
an unusual opportunity 60 secure business
site or this thQT0UghfaTe. WI II. SATN-
DEES co. 1907 ST. NV apI3-5t
FOR SALEM Pleasant Heights. Iot 51xl5s
fcet. vera desirable location Tor home or In
vcstmeuI. Address 81 =. CASKEI p J.
s. nN api5-st
FOR SALE-Fouv lots on 18th and C. sts-
Sc. at bargain for a few days only. r. T.
PETERSON. 1913 ST. ne. apis l5,l7
FOR SALE-FIBely located building lots
near the Episcopal seminary. Fairfax Co,
va. T.. n. RUST s., saS 14fb ST. apI2-st
FOR SALE-Several choice lots near 18th
ST. extended at bargain prices Address
OWNER. 36al 10th 81 NV apt
FoR SALE-A sss foot frontage. block
from Wisconsin ave. near Tenley town power
mouse, with depth Of q feet az 10 cents per
square foot: frame house can be built
The Miller Shoemaker Real Estate Co.,
1923 Wisconsin ave (s2d std
nhes-l5t
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WHIsKET. 500 Per gallon THE JOHN
WEDDERRI-RN CO. Sl6-6lS F 81. NV. ap7-tf
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Lose Your Patience With Vacant Advertise Fora Tenant

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The dates of the Mesa county Fair
are rapidly drawing near and great
preparations are being made for the
gala week at Grand Junction. The
grounds have been cleaned up and
dressed in their holiday attire and
the track placed in the pink of con-
dition. The buildings are being
painted and by Fair time there will
be great change in the general ap-
pearance of the grounds which are
said to be as fine as any in the state.
The attractions this year are more
pleasing than ever and with the great
annual handicap which is to be run
for a purse of $1,000 the week of
pleasure will be closed in admirable
style. The railroads will Issue cheap
rates this year and the out of town
people Will be cordially wes med.
The Modern Woodmen will cell ;ate
on the second day of the Fair, Sep
tember 25th.
G. A. Slower has located perman-
emily in this city and has taken the
district management for The National
Life association, of Des Moines, Ia,
one of the strongest organizations
of its kind in the country. Mr.. Stov-
er will look after a large territory
adjacent to Grand Junction. He is
a very pleasant gentleman TO meet
and already is quite well known here.
Mrs. John Brainard and daughter
Miss Gladys, of Grand Junction, are
spending a few days in Glenwood.
Miss Brinard, who has been spending
several days with Mrs. Walter Clark
at Red Clife is a musician of note
Glenwood Post.
A large number of Palisade and
Fruita people are in the city today
to attend the sessions of the Meth
odist conference.
No better bread made than the
Star bakery bread.
II you are contemplating camp
ing trip you will do well to see Harry
l.. Hiatt for your outfit. Tents. stow
es. chairs, etc.
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APPLE CROP ESTIMATES

The International Apple Shippers
association has issued the following
estimate of the apple crop by states,
this estimate of the apple crop being
based, by per centum. on last year s
crop lie. the yield last year was taken
as a unit of 100 per cent:
Maine. 100 per cent; New Hamp-
shire, 100 per cent; Vermont $50;
Massachusetts, 110; Connecticut, 120
Rhode Island, 100 per cent; New
York 11O, Pennsylvania, 125; New
Jersey 100: Delaware, so; Ohio, so
Michigan, rs; Wisconsin, 20; Indiana
20; Illinois, 20, Missouri Is; Okla
homa and Indian Territory 100; Ar
kansas $50; Iowa. 80; Nebraska, 80;
West Virginia, 175; Virginia, $50;
Maryland. 200; Kentucky 25; Ten
nessee, rs; Colorado 35; Idaho, $50;
Utah 100; Montana, 1875; Washing
ton $50; Canada, 1875; Nova Scotia,
$50.
The quality of the crop is gener-
ally good, the best being in the ter
ritory of Ohio and Michigan, extend
ing eastward through New York. New
England, Canada and Nova Scotia.
The Ben Davis crop in the west shows
a very heavy decline.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-07

The only thing on which there was
room to base the belief that Vice Pres
ident Fairbanks would be in Grand
Junction today was the fact that Mr.
Gallagher. of the State Commercial
Association. had been instructed by
President Skinner. of the Association,
to meet Mr.. Fairbanks here today and
Mr.. Gallagher announced that he
thought he could induce the vice pres
ident to remain over here all day
Mr.. Gallagher is here today but he
was all at sea as to when the vice
president would reach here or how
long he would remain. he did not
know in what part of the country the
vice president was during the night
or this morning. Absolutely no in
formation as to the distinguished gem
tleman's whereabouts had been re-
ceived in Grand Junction until noon
today when The Daily Sentinel, after
repeated efforts, secured reliable re-
port as to Mr.. Fairbanks whereabouts.
Vice President Fairbanks, travelling
on Southern Pacific passenger train
No. 6. east bound, due to reach Ogden
at eleven O'Clock this morning, ar
rived in that city about two hours late.
The vice president reached Salt Lake
City between two and three o'clock
this afternoon and left that city either
on No. or No. 4. Rio Grande Western
east bound train. for Pueblo where all
arrangements have been made for n
big reception for him tomorrow.
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IN
PUEBLO SUNDAY
Continued on Fifth Page.

Pueblo, Sept. 7.-AII arrangements
were made yesterday afternoon by
business men of Pueblo for the re-
ception to be rendered Hon. Charles
w. Fairbanks, vice president of the
United States, who will be in this city
Sunday and Monday morning. lm-
mediately upon receipt of telegram
from Mr.. Fairbanks that he would
stay in Pueblo over Monday, a num-
Der of the business men took up the
matter of arranging plans for his en-
tertainment. The arrangements which
have been made, 1t is believed, VIII
provide the vice president busy
time. during which practically every
one in the city will be able to hear
him talk.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-07

protect the town from the depreda-
tions of the "Black Hand The local
authorities, he said, are utterly un-
able to cope with the situation and he
fears there will be frightful loss of
life.
The entire town is terrorized. On
Saturday night six members of the
BLACK Hand" visited the shoe store
of Joseph Guipara and demanded
$500 from him. Gulpara refused and
was shot to death. Another italian
who was in the store at the time was
seriously stabbed.
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q o q O o q o q o o O O
NO CHARGE MADE
TO THE MINISTER'S

For no issue of The Daily
Sentinel containing news OF the
/. Colorado conference has any
charge been made to the min
isters in attendance at the con-
ference. Nearly three hundred
copies of Tuesdays edition
were presented to ministers
and delegates, and each day
since scores of copies OF the
daily editions have been dis
tributei, many ministers call
ing at the office each day. The
Sentinel has still number OF
copies of each days edition,
except Wednesdays, on hand
and the ministers are welcome
to them as long as they last and
no charge will be made.
The Sentinel has been COM
phmented on every hand on
the complete. thorough. enter
tanning and reliable manner In
which 1t has covered all con-
ference sessions and features.
The conference is a big thing
for Grand Junction and Ihe
Daily Sentinel has deemed the
conference worthy of all the at
tention and space given 1t each
day.
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THE BAND WILL BOOST
FOR FAIR AND TOWN

AT meeting held last night the
Grand Junction band decided TO make
the trip to Montrose on Thursday,
September 18th, ON the special train
to be run from this city to the Mont
rose fair. On that occasion the band
will make no charge for It's services
and makes the trip and donates its
services simply for the purpose of
boosting Grand Junction and the
Mesa county fair. This is a most
commendable action on the part of
the band
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Word has been received from Glen
wood that the Fraternal Union and
baseball team OF Denver, one of the
strongest teams in the state, will
play in Glenwood Springs Sunday af-
ternoon. Undoubtedly a great num-
ber of Grand Junction people will go
to Glenwood to witness the game as
there will be no game here on Sun
day.
Rev and Mrs. E. N. Edgerton left
Tuesday for Grand Junction to at
tend the annual conference of the
Methodist church which is now con-
yened in that city. Rev and Mrs. o.
F. Merrill who have been visiting in
this city went over to the confer
ence Tuesday as well as Rev. Randall
of Rldgway. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Fras-
er and Mr.. Hobaugh will go over lat
er in the week.-Montrdse Enter
prise.
Della Margaret Lumsden. teacher
of piano SCI Grand avenue.
Gold coin poultry and stock food
the best on earth at Platt's Enter
prise feed store. $50 Main st.
The Chamber of Commerce gave its
attention to some business matters
last night.
j. NJ. Sampllner leaves this even
ing IoI DeHNeI ou ii puSluSSS u ~.
NJ. +. Fnedericks leaves on busi-
ness trip to the east this evening.
when will Vice President Fair
banks come in?" has been a question
that has been asked scores of times in
the city today.
d. NJ. Cox, of Grinnell. Ia,
is in town today, arriving last night
Miss Dora Gates Lafferty, of Des
Moines, Ia, was an arrival at noon.
John II. Shepard and Jacob f.
Strable, of Tecumseh, Nebr., are Wis
itors in the city.
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ROOSEVELT AT
RIDING SCHOOL

New York. Sept. President and
and Mrs. Roosevelt attended the rid
ing school today. Their sons, Archie
and Quinten are scholars at the
school and the president expressed
himself as much pleased with the
manner in which the youngsters
we're progressing with their riding
lessons.
He also went on record as say
ing that he favored the riding astride
by ladies as the safest and best.
The daily sentinel., 1907-09-07
TAFT'S PARTY
TO BE SMALL
fspeciaI to The sentinei.)

Washington. Sept. Secretary
Taft. who will leave Seattle for China
September 10th will be accompanied
by the following persons only. Mrs.
Taft and their ndne-year-old son. Gen.
Edwards, Fred Carpenter, private
secretary to Mr.. Taft and one mes
senger.
The Taft party expects to reach
Hong Kong October 11th.