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Wool.

BOSTON. May 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin Will say OF the wool market to-
morrow
Trading during the week In the Bos-
ton WOOL market has been rather indlf-
ferent except for the demand near the
close OF the week FOR low crossbreds on
the part OF one OF the larger buyers.
scattering sales or old territory woods
OF almost all grades. as well as a fair
demand for new territories. has been In
evidence. Only little trading has been
done In fleeces at unchanged rates.
New Utah. Nevada. Arizona and wy
oming woods are binging on the clear
basis about 50 n 55c for the hest woods.
although prices being paid in the west
at the moment will mean higher prices
for the iater-bouEht woods Class .
woods for clothing purposes are held
firm on moderate request
The shipments OF wool from Boston
from January I 90 May &c. inclusive.
were 10f t63 SIS pounds. against IS. s55.-
13f pounds for the same period last year
The receipts from January I 10 MAY Is
inclusive. were i06.b33.2s9 pounds.
against IS, iOi ,o34 pounds for the same
period last year.
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the action OF the same committee
which voted To eliminate the dutch
standard from the raw product. Texas
company, which was brought forward
yesterday after long period OF in.
activity. added almost eight points to
its gain. and few other specialtIes
OF equal importance shared In the list.
less movement for the last hour.
Apropos OF the copper situation. the
Calumet and Hecla. one OF the largest
producers OF high grade metal, to-day
declared a quarterly dividend OF $40.
compared with IS and Sc respectively
three and six months ago.
The bond market was irregular, Wa
bash Tours making up much OF their
early loss, while Brooklyn Transit
convertibles followed the rise in the
stock. Total sales, par value. $3.422.
900.
United States governments we're un.
changed on call.
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WASHINGTON. MAY 17.-At the he
ginning OF business to-day the condition
OF the United States treasury was:
Working balance In treasury offices
s5s.217.0i6.
In banks and Philippine treasury. 3s4.-
f7O.712.
The total balance in general fund
was fi23. 2s2. $50.
Ss4,113 with ordinary disbursements OF
81 SO7,sSO.
The deficit TO date this fiscal wear 10
Sl2.s53.145 az against a surplus OF Sse.-
ds1 at this time last year. These hg-
ures exclude Panama cnal and public
debt transactions.
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on Friday evening the commencement
exercises OF the Glen's Run CNorth Nor
wood Eighth grade pupils will be held
IN the WarWOod Presbyterian ca urch
cipal. assisted by the teachers. Prof
Lazear Will present the diplomas and
the members Of the class viii deliver
oratiOns. There are is In the class. the
this community. The class colors are
light pink and green The saiutato ian
and vaiedictorian will be selected to-day
and the fun Drograms completed. The
North Warwood graduating class U.s.
composed % Clyde Helfsnbine. Ray Will
klns. Jack Body. Harry Cameron. FL
ton Thompson. clifford Colts Herbert
- Bright. Clarence Boring. Mary Irene
Dav. Laura TlEhe. Ruth Nesbitt Sarah
Russell. Edna Brown and Katherine
Coyle
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The WEATHE X
CONDITIONS
Deciai Dispatch to the Inteliirenesr.

Special Dispatch 20 the rntelii<eno>r.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, May H.
The storm II passing eastward over
the St Lawrence valley and northeast
states this morning. with rain falling
to the sosthwestward into the upper
Ohio valley.
West and south OF the Ohio valley
the weather is generally fair. an area
Of high pressure resting over the CEN
trail valleys and gulf states Another
high pressure area Is moving In over
the north Pacific sections.
The temperatures are nearly season
able In most sections. They were gen
orally slightly higher this morning In
the Mississippi and Missouri valleys.
The outlook for this section is for
fair weather tonight and Saturday,
with slightly higher temperature Sat
urday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 70': lowest last night. as;
24-hour rainfall, Ola.
The Ohio will rise in the district
for the next SO hours. The rise at
Parkersburg will be slight. About a
four-foot rise is probable at Point
Pleasant. II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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has solved the problem about the back
ward warm weather. He said last even
ing thaL spring weather will not arrive
until after the naRo haud-orran and
monkey haa visited this section. which
has failed 90 show uu mus far this ycaf
consequently no warm weather
ur. and AIRS. J. O. Walden. % Center
Main street. are VISITING On the east for
"a few weeks
Last evening Ar. and Me-. Walter
Prayer gave a delightful birthday party
90 their home IN Overlook Nurtn War-
wood. ln honor % the fourth birthday
anniversary % their son. Master Eugene
FraHfr. About 90 utue boys and Flrl
was bad
Charles GRAY. 81 pittsburF. vas viares
Ing friends here yesterday
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BLOWN TO ATOMS
Soy Kicks Empty Cans Against Cans
Of hitro-alycerine. Causing
Explosion.

Special Disnatch 20 che rnfeIIIeencsr.
FAiRMONT. ". Va. May 17.-Nick
Grick, ~ years old. was blown 90
atoms yesterday when two cans OF
nitrOElycerine exploded. The boy was
working for the railroad company near
Warrington and had been cent 90 a
srrinE for water Seeing three cans
near the stream. he kicked an empty
can over the other two cans contain.
Ing nitroRlycerine. The contact causing
On explosion IN which the boy was
literally blown 20 pieces.
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NEW YORK. May 17-stsndard COP
per hrm but quiet. spot. SIS 90tois 06.
London. hrm. spot. E7f: futures ga S.
30. Lake copper 1874. Eiectrolytic 49,
q lsih. casting 1871 ais is.
don steady. spot. E2i2 10 los: futures
c2OI los
Lead steady 80 1Bat % New York.
London E7b 15s.
Anthony. STEADY.
Iron quiet. Cleveland warrants SIS
I'D. In London. Locally iron was steady
No I foundry northern at5 bonf15 IS.
40. 2. SIS Z5n15 so. 40. 4 south ern and
SO. ] sonthern soft ils bOnis Is.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. May 17.-Strain in the
wheat trade. although Enthusiastically
evident to-day. diminished when the fact
became clear that no person or hrm
would be obliged 20 suspend. Signs OF a
revival OF flour business and OF demand
Tor cash wheat cut a figure In partly
restoring confidence. but not until the
market had fallen more than cents be-
low last nights level The close was ir-
regular, ranging from = q = c net de-
cline to izc advance. corn finished II n
a. off 10 &c up. Oats unchanged 10
nc down. and provisions varying from
loo loss TO IL c gain.
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The Rev. George D. oliver. pastor ~
the Fourth street 81 p Church. Wheel
inE. VIII conduct special services a. the
Warwood Methodist chapel Sunday nf-
ternoon a. 2.10 O'Clock when eli per-
81 with The local church and n number
- children Will be haptiaed. assisted ~
the Rev Charles HeaCnV. pastor ~ the
church. The Rev. Thomas ff Hare. su-
r.r~luteufrut % the West virginia Anti.
Saloon League. wiz address meeting
af the chapel sunday evening or 90
o.riorE on Temperance Regular services
VIII he held 90 the chapel Sunday by ore
Rev Mr. Uonrhv
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RINeLiNe PERFORMERS
LOOSE RELATIVES ~ DEATH

SPECIAL uiguafrh ~ enc fufcfffrrnrrr.
FAlRMONr. ". Va Nav lie
Roy Addison. employed BY the Rims
ling Bros. circus. which exhibited In
this city yesterday. received word
while here that his father had passed
away at Bclialre. q Marie Wesfnoid
alec with the circus. yesterday 70
ceivcd message announcing the
death ~ her mother. which occurred
a. Dayton. o.
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STEUBENYILLB

Special pIeratch 60 the tutsIlircncrr.
STEUBENVifLE. O.. NAY IL
Mary Harris W. Polly Wncoxen. IN
contested judgment obtained -
ff2170 for nursing etc.
Asoeuath Johnston W. r.. Laughlln.
damage case settle out OF court
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The contract Tor building fhr new
niant FOR che Veneer Manufacturing CO.
VIII probably Do JET in n few weeks ard
the plant put uD nf once The new fac
tory VII pc in South Warwnod. near
TIE new penuaylvania passenger ard
freirht station.
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because ~ the diaagreeabia weather
the Warw0od bathing beach was not
cleaned uu yesterday under the super
vision o. the Warwoud civic and I'm
provemert club. No ia likely that an-
other day for the cleanup viii be Get
FOR next week
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Money.

NEW YORK. May 17.-Money on call
steady 2ls and per cent: ruling rate
27S; closing bid "a offered at 3. Time
loans steady: so days 3 per cent and 90
days 3k: six months 3h 6s%%.
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GIRAFFE DIES WITH
DrNfnf fnrran rfuri

Special nlsretch 20 The intelIlrencsr
FAfRMONT. W. Va. May 1.-The
largest known airane in captivity.
with tho Ringing Bros. circus. valued
az 10000. died while the show was
enroutc 70 this city from wheeling
on the train.
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nrnh MiItun. state drlrrHfe CO. IRE
WunflnGf0n Republican convention. re-
turned home Yesterday.
Monday vii rrr fhe ola ureirhffr on
derrick near THE Warwonf Presbyterian
church torn down BY the nreHnrn % the
town M if Or not removed hV enc owners
whn have been ordered BY council %
Edward p. Elliott 81 Center wsrwood
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NEW YORK. May I7.-Prime mer-
camille paper to al per cent Sterling
exchange steady with actual business in
bankers bills at S4S4.5O for sixty day
bills and a4s6.S5 for demand. CONNER
cial bills 4S3iz. Mexican dollars az.
Government bonds steady. Railroad
bonds irregular.
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Special Dispatch 20 the Intslli gencer
NEW YORK. May 1T-fIavrs market
declined one hair franc. May futures
closed. offered nc SO 80. July CLOSES. OF
fered az ti3 30. September closed. Of
ferrd a. 81 90 December closed. or
fered a. SIS o. March closed. onsr-
81 a. sl9 50 Hio number seven quoted
"a a. cents. Market steady.
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NV YORK. May 1T-CDry Goodso
The fobhinE markets were n little ar
tive during the day. Cototn goods rule
staedy but auiet Yarns are quiet. For
eiEn woods are higher and domestic
woods hrm.
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WHEELING. w. Va. May II. IL
.etive Woe>linE ssocEs ~. -orrsc<sS
eeiJ Tor the antell1xsno<r % osorrs ~
- 1.,.a, ,oGe. erozsr. $40 X IL A.rshslL
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The Glover Lear club. composed % ~
Young men and ~ young ladies ~
Greater Warwood Will picnic az Camp
bells Grove on WlE wheeling creek on
Nay 30th. Memorial Day.
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Work ia rrurrre4ina slowly 20 rrrs-
rnf on TIE Top Mil rad hecauHe rf me
extremely bad weather A uart ~ fhn
hIl has been gotten I'M shape Tor the
concrete retalninE wall at the north end
% the road.
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IS YOUR LIGHT
ELECTRIC?

All who can obtain it, have electric gh-i an essential
improvement of the modern home
Many fine houses lack this convenience because they were
built before electric service available and therefore,
were not wired when built
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Pefrnlenn-

OIL CITY. Pa. May I5-Credit bal
nncrr ass. Runs flsaaBg avaraaa
tl1l.tee. shipments tiff.1tts average
lllE.aal.
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WHEELING. W. Va. May Il. ~.
The active Pittsburgh SHOCKS. cOrrectsd
daily by a. z Hasten & ca. bankers
and brokers. NatiOial Excha.aRe Bans
ruldtur
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New York Stock Exchange,

WHEELING. w. Va. aIay II. ~.
Range OF active stocks ou the New
York Stoc:s Exchange. corrected daily =,
=. u. Masteu A. 20. brokerr
sTO cks iOp sriIiITh-1 Low -I,:I ,,..
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Mike Gaidoa. "a years and Lizzie
Bazulyics. % year,. % Steubcnvllo.
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linton Stock Yards. PITTSBURGH.
May 17.-Cattle steady. supply hight.
Choice IS fOas 20. prime 81 75dS 10.
sheep slow. supply fair. Prime meth
ers s. $50 : SO. cUlls and commons
s. OOH 90; lambs 50 50qs %. veal
calves s. 25MS IS.
Hogs active. receipts. IS dauble decks.
Prime heavies. s. 10. mediums IS O5 a
SO. heavy Workers. - O5ds 10. light
Workers s. 60H7 So; pigs So s5q7 70.
roughs 81 OO47 IS.
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,a7l Nuv,a tIYIIo VII n lvIIV !" -, :
Barley-Feed or mixing. 500 lose: fair
20 choice mailing. 11sa127c. Timothy
siI OO@20 90. Mess Pork - SIS 500
is 62h Lard Ontierces)-SiO 7251
Short Ribs (loose)-sIO IS.
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CHICAGO. May 17.-Close: Cattle re-
ceipts. l.000. Market steady. Beeves.
western steers. IS 1907 So. stockers
and feeders. 81 2OH7 90. cows and
helfers. So 0OdS 90. calves. So 5OQS IS.
20 &c lower than Thursdays close. Light.
81 COZ So; mixed. s. 5oqs %. heavy.
IS i067 10: bulk OF sales. g. 500 IS.
Sheep-Receipts 5000: market steady
90 shade lower. Native. 50 15q6 %
: IS; lambs native, IS O0Gs IS; west
ern, s. s50S 80.
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Don't be Without
Electric Light

on that account Local wiremen wire fine old house
as easily as new one. They work without disturbing
you in any way. They leave not single visible mark of
their work except unobstructive push buttons and
switches.
Their work is eectve-their charges are moderate Our
advice is free to you.
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CArrI.E
EEtra. 1000 90 i.200. .....f 800 fs
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Total sales. eSIO.
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WEATHER FORECAST
Furnished by
U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.

For Grand Junction and vicinity:
Generally fair tonight and Sunday;
much cloudiness.
For Colorado: Tonight generally
fair and warmer; Sunday generally
fair; warmer in southeast portion.
Sept. 6, 6 p. m: Temperature,
rs; relative humidity. 2S per cent;
wind, northwest, l mile per hour;
weather, partly cloudy.
Sept. I, a. m: Temperature,
so; relative humidity, SO per cent;
wind, southeast, miles per hour;
weather. partly cloudy.
Highest Temperature: Yesterday
S5; same date last year, 10; same
date during past 20 years, SO.
Lowest Temperature: This morn
ing, SO; this date last year, so; this
date during past 20 years, As.
Mean temperature yesterday, 81,
which is degrees below normal.
Precipitation: During the past "a
hours, none; total since first of
month. T; normal for this mouth,
.95 inches.
Weather Conditions.
(Obseryations taken at a. m,
Mountain time.)
During the past "a hours fair
weather has prevailed over the re-
gion covered by reports, except in
the extreme southeast and from
Washington to central California,
where rain has fallen generally.
Jacksonville, Fla, reports 4.7i in.
during the past three days, of which
2.3i has fallen during the past
224 hours. Low pressure, extending
from the Canadian northwest to Ari-
zona has caused rise of tempera-
ture in Montana, Wyoming, the Da-
kotas, southeastern Idaho. and north
ern Colorado; while rise of pres
sure west of the low has produced a
fall of temperature in Utah and
southwestern Idaho.
The distribution of pressure shown
by this mornings map indicates gem
orally fair weather. with considerable
cloudiness, in this vicinity tonight
and Sunday.
L. S. NICHOLS.
Local Forecaster.
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FORECAST OF THE WEEKS EVENTS

The following is an accurate fore
cast of the great events of the world
scheduled to occur next week:
Sunday.
Rev. Hensley Henson, canon of
Westminster, begins series of SER
mons in Canada at Montreal.
Irish begin series of demonstra-
tions to last until September 81, in
the principal Ulster counties, for the
diversion of Ulster taxation from
Dublin, and for the raising of a mi
litia, etc.
Monday.
Dominion Trades and Labor Con-
gress opens at Guelph. Ont. ]. Kier
Hardie, British labor leader, will at
tend.
Grand Council of the Royal Arch
Masons and Royal and Select Masters
of the United States meets at Indian
apolis.
.a. State election in Maine. ....a
Gov. Hiram Johnson of California,
progressive vice presidential candid
ate, begins Illinois campaign.
Mrs. Homer Davenport, widow of
the famous cartoonist, appears in
court to try to get his estate from
Mrs. Reakirt, who claims most of it,.
The trial takes place in Jersey City,
N. j.
Tuesday.
Governor Wilson, democratic pres
idential nominee, addresses United
Spanish War Veterans at Atlantic
= City, N. ].
Democrat state committee of Mis-
souri, meets at Jefferson City to per-
feet plans for state campaign.
State prohibition convention meets
at Seattle, Wash.
Primary elections in Colorado.
Nine Detroit graft cases come up
for hearing.
Connecticut republicans hold state
convention at Hartford.
Democratic national committee be-
gins publication of contributions to
campaign fund.
Worlds Congress of Labor begins
at Zurich, Switzerland.
Wednesday,.
Lieut. Charles Becker, former head
of the Strong Arm Detective Squad
New York City, scheduled to be
tried for murder of the gambler,
Herman Rosenthal.
Contests filed by the eight Taft
presidential electors of Kansas to
remove the eight Roosevelt electors
from the republican state ticket to be
heard by state contest board, at To-
peka.
Colonel Roosevelt to be given a
Z great reception at Portland, Ore.
Governor Johnson of California,
progressive vice presidential can
didate, will be in Milwaukee to at
tend the state convention OF his
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party.
Thursday.

party.
Thursday.
Funeral of the Mikado of Japan
will be held in Toxic, every country
of the world sending a representa-
tive.
Biggest naval demonstration in
history of the United States will be
held in New York harbor beginning
today.
Governor Wilson will address the
New York State Fair. Syracuse, N. Y.
Friday.
Burial of Mikado's body at Mono
yama. Just outside of Kioto, the for
mer imperial capital.
Saturday.
Contest for the millions of old
Claus Spreckles, the sugar king, will
be reopened at San Francisco.
Tributes to Mikado's memory will
be read beside his tomb.
August Belmont, New York bank
er and horseman, goes to Europe to
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Sacred Concert.


A sacred concert will be given
Sunday evening at the First Presby-
terrain church, under the direction OF
Prof. Stanley James. This will be
Prof. James last appearance in tho
city, and his many friends will be
there in large numbers to attend his
farewell concert. The church which
has improved greatly under his. lead
ership, will render two strong an
thems. Comes Time of Stiffness.
and Even Me" Prof. James bass
sclo in the latter composition will be
a treat in itself Miss Ruth Newton
will sing shepherd of the Soul. Z"
Saviour, Breathe an Evening Bless
ing will be sung by Mrs. r. H..
Welles. Prof. and Mrs. Carl u. Keif-
or, who will make their home here
will sing duet, Love Divine All
Love Excelling.' Rev. ID. Luther
Edwards viii preach on "A Sense of
DUTY
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Meeker Route Receives Jndeseed Publicity as Possible DreC
ton for Official Exposition Highway TO Take.-LdCks
Many Essentials for Feasible Auto Road.

tion of the roads, both in this city
and in eastern Utah. Fourth. pos
sessing the geographical location by
when tourists over any of several
roads over the divide meet before go
ing into Utah.
With these things considered. it
seems very unlikely that Grand
Junction will ever be shifted off the
official route in favor of the wilder
ness trail through Meeker and Yer
nal.
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Expected Tonight.

Expected Tonight.
Roy w. Mason of Pittsiicld, Mass,
and Mrs. o. NJ. Wilson of Colorado
Springs are expected in this evening
for a visit of some time with Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Mason. Mr.. Ma
son is the son and Mrs. Wilson the
sister of Mrs. Mason.
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To Utah.

To Utah.
w. w. Wolf, the we'll known cat
tleman who feeds his stock at the
sugar factory, came in from Boulder
early in the week. He left today
noon for Utah points for several days
on a business trip.
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WII Attend LeInnd PoMcrs SchooI.

Miss Rebekah Miller will enter Le-
land Powers School of Oratory this
year to study under Phidelah Rice
and wife, formerly of this city.
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DON'T FORGET to send that suit
to the Suitorium for cleaning and
pressing. Step to the phone and call
up Junction 7G3. Work called for
and delivered. Service unexcelled for
promptness. 1875 South Fifth street
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NOTICE TO ELKS.

All members of Eiks are urged to
attend the initiation ceremonies
Monday night. Grand feast. Good
time.
W. II. WILHELMY,
Secretary B. =. o. II. No. 575.
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There is a certain satisfaction re-
sulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
'ents. ]. e. Mckenzie. The Plumber
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Scott Returns.

Scott Returns.
L. w. Scott of the Red Trunk re-
turned home at noon today from a
business trip to Denver and other
points.
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NOTICE.

Mra. L. st. John will open her
boarding house at J2l Rood avenue
on Monday. She will be glad to see
her old patrons. 9-6-3t
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MESA COUNTY NATIONAL BANIi

NO. 1166
At Grand Junction, in the State OF
Colorado. at the Close of Busi-
ness Sept. 4, 1912.
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sell some of his blooded horses.
Rediker Home,

Yale Rediker has returned from
his stay in Monte Vista and expects
to remain here permanently.
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GRAND JUNCTION LOGICAL GATEWAY To
UTAH FOR CR0SS-NAT|ON AUTO TOURISTS
BARTON & TERRrLL is the

transfer company in western Col
orado with a first class covered NOV
ing van. Always prompt; furnish
good service and expert workmen.
You make no mistake by employing
them.