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fDAVIES, THE PAINT MAN"]
I SIGNS j
• FULL Li ME OF HIGH GLADE I
WALL PAPER j
the Place—32l "uue Sc P»sone 673 Biad^^
ra Does a Ranchman *f)
hgf Need a Telephone *
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THE COLORADO TELEPHONE COMPANY
| E X P E R T |
PLUMBING
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C. T. TROBITZ
Phone Black 1362 319 Main Street
Grand Junction Electric & Gas
Company.
V*> ILT* ft/» rt-linrag a day CUT
for tecr.ii power and lighting pnr
ma y i» ue bai aw eectio* of rv*
J Part.,*'i cm ■Fitj.iaT-tS vb* a-
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We have for Exchange desirable
OKLAHOMA CITY PROPERTY
for an Improved Grand Valley Fruit Farm.
FOR RENT A 5-ROOM HOUSE ON ROOD AYE.
Horace T. DeLong, 553 Main St.
Established March 8. 1886.
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; nesbi meeting at*: xngtr..
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inert »*lt be sewe-n imxiu-iflxiK 1‘
Tfcrt £i Fajit a 4rieiillp2
anc wflitiwi mb* of tfat -gag*
Hex of Bnipt* it jz. .aw z. to- ■
a*? looting jrfrer busmen* ■BanJ
Tbr*** tr- lour nay* of etniKtim* une
tilt muc wii: ot •-tri;Hjii' uuuF by fa* .
Mhb
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ot Jin 2. «fier kiul cr*t biw»ju«
• trim, rlit dry
I Mrv 'WiliatniK «te uu w*» 4 '
**t binu* Uitrwk.
The tsouii hww7 is' Pnlmaxte
wiT. tot within rwti -week*.
{*7V building if e&cioued
t number of peupp* fmn mr
lof uiwx were ner* ia*r uicti iv a?-’
xenC 'Ji*- "TumiliiJ’ reufluax.
H*crr iniiMwrf n *«r? com-
R for»ijit tu|3i*. use i n eou£r.i(it it
wnii wmut in»fHWM« .Mir;
■lirv *' &- HbWk n*»* purcuiteL .
• ait* of Tti* Smtigxnts reeillexice* jue
t>c;r ot TT«c lave Rreon*
Mrt. >o«if EetMdp pk uru*c But
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ch* ttanx-ir* mrveu'juL of fiit
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S»a puper A**- ii*rt»*-c 1-tm Tl»«
rveu'.rtie ofii'jt .unimva. Feurmarr
-1 'Jut- hirtlidrr of W untm
on. and i iautihk hulitli:
ikC v**rui«ait ————■ Uiti tii*
&ra.n« .'uu’-.ua. EairLnig Omßpa
it no» reaCy m tm? ore* are Kjqaar' j
mg in in*- wp*T% a*. ahp* b citu watt I
TV TKhf Cirrlf of *Be Wanu*a of 5
uudmt rlfc meet aa *_nt- -Ciiaip-*
W-iwai übureg A* eaxMsMtsnc ai 2 .
t» dock it tn« tfiemauK. ’n.*r
Thw- »t» » bif iirtttßC lor mr* i
of TB* Bentltst*: of fiatu*-iftacr * -
Bhu* -joLXfc.it.JUt xn* » r iU**u> u* Uie .
sj»i**i*CUd w e*-.*cnm»*-ir of 'ii* Toun*
L*(!wt Club
7 omtrrw it a ctuouti iioiik * t
Tor -arteu? i» fc*r**- t fKvod *iw Itui--*
f M»* hcwfc 1 Bolt -of tit B -j 1 bynliwn
of 1/Ktmiu*jxt FTp**u»*i UtTr; ar- *
"ULCMit.u 4i«a tuuo* lor *
n-.K*c Time.
Tb* T oung K«b» B tut- Club of !
jit MeiiiodMß tiurat etj**-r. i lanp*
utiCifiiw out to Bear £ii Pert :u» tii*
famout »*, on list- wauig utf ALtnl
:t Tb* i«r»r* wrfl! n* t*
We-nodik: 'iuret
JulMs B’*«t ine ywitf m».t *bu
»a» 'i* vifxna of- in* atxMOeu- v
I ruiLk Biutda*. it sr.txf ticing ter?
iiMA-yy a: tb* isagirt H* tr***»d •
ncij** ihfcj , wrlß mr. b* nereem* c
-6LZt}iuikX* ii.* u.>«r«d leg
‘'Bmwjl f'ioaer.’ Ibt LoMUfti juf,
tutu pit? n. •‘ki-.i GavuOt Bone-,
t-ti u tr.amng *t L-i ag at engage ,
meni at L»e»wr iba*. anfi uriii j
b* net*, at tbe Park ofiera Ivon* it I
iit city at u early dace
Ti*e Fr»ii-na! T'xuoc. -of Aat-rwt
•a* orpawaai d iaaa Be|PM- uy
A.. T MLtrjaa Mrs Petrie »»t •**- ;
i«r«4 ti- ctiuirMa «M B A. T«hui
aecmary. Ancniaar eiew e* k*;
d«44 n«r bararday e-^nriag
A parry of ladieu. abac: tardw it;
xinaber came uj. lajr. rreiung Iron: *
Prmra to attemi in* *'Panudal" read
mg by Mr* HaL-er. at tlie Congre !
gatkunaJ cburch. TS># ladie* -a ere
proa member* of the Waanaa sj
Club of Fruit*
Col (SrcrcT returned tki* aeei !
frog Lis visit to California He :
Kpexr. taro mot uL* it tbat sr_aie, be j
ing iune of Oie uai iefl be re :t i
iMe-ember He aay* tbat for khl* ]
! Time Tbe vetiber bas no* beet agree- .
able use Poosße-vueau? be cat bir ria- j
it abort Mr Grout oars* a fin*
ranrii jus aoniaes of Toam i
Cap J A. L)om received letter»!
from I cur* ytj*aexday atatmg tbat lac j
aeefe at GcTfcrie Ceaner tbe tber- 1
mometar regia;erod JX degree* be-
Stoa aero and that tbe sKivft.7 aw
so heavy tbai people com j
mg to toara irsaa oerjat district*
a ere forced to cal tbeir aray tirotcL j
immeuae smow drifts for a distant-* ■ 1
of nearly a u_>
Cbarko F. Part ter. o»kr of tbe j
T«4lcr>4e Jouraad. *u a ; easan- > (
* j*tt«c to txe erty Mai. xugne arriving j (
bere cm i be narrow gauge tram. Mr
Painter attended tbe eewdoa of Lb* (
E aj ah tigar and «u af*rraard».
entertained by * number of tbe me a- ’
Mrs at tbe ESAm. Gab roams. Mr f ]
Painter va* «n route to Kansas Cit: * (
to visit bis aged father.
Tbe play, the comedy and th* ,
«age equipment of “The Two Little I i
Waffs." by Lcnooix J. Carter vtL-ct !,
'-c*nse* to tbe Park opera house. 3ax- i
arday. February 25. are far above-,
tbe average furnished at tbe popalar < <
priced loose*, tlilfte so many me}- ,
odramas. this piece does not rely sc ,
v.«»m boat and railroad explowmi
pile driving and river arcidentt. • 3
Liood-curdlmg murder and tbe Hhe 4
for H« popalartry. but is on straight "
legitimate arrteg that the piece find* . •
rts way into tbe heart of every on* •
can woman and rt-!d—that ever #
*ee* ft Tbe play is now on it? thine *
:rcensful tour and ha* proven it -
-*-Y c*ce of the best box office winner- •
and a story of more dramatic worti. •
han any attraction on the road that *
iisiTt the papuJar priced theater* [
Thi* is a play iba: will always be 4 .
popular with the public aa iz. ©on-1 *
» bsaatjjßi; a*ocy deen- ';
:»t. ujifW- kid trgi- line- [
of quaiot tomsdy.
WASHINGTON
"Father of tfls Country.”
‘•Wwarirngun -taiioi uoxj* um.j• j >~ufa1 >l* III.* a snow peac tum »
Jit fulipwa. mu. Tut cun: ai' oc tt.x.—r n.g wiig a ryr 1:1. uunsranr? axiL .
pu“iry wxucl -lif t mane us. u»t iaeL type uf cacic nr.ot is ■s-.-rrHiaif
' genertTitasa. *—Bryue f "Tb* uaerat Cuma® we*, an.
“iMusd uf adtniif ’KaELnigm. sniiLiziC biiolii! ~ ■** xmTiux.
wtuct edacaiec Lnt * —Earn i*e- Adam*
The Her. JL Weenu wat on* of fb* tor tv wrrje a ifJe of "Wabtru-erou
unc lor nan- yon r. vat Lnt most pupuii.* of biugajtos. T'h* Be-
V *em» was int rt»oc mat sits cuiienet or iL’ *?iu.tic at marj ir.Dr»ea uf the
iittit haicntr. typt Gtsurpr va* *uga * gout lime hsy. aocurtUng *u
W «TLt xiar otner iirrit opyt tar** ofxet wmiderfcC vL*y George did no*
Cat ' uung To* Irr xua: be ttrpt -ut u-ntif a proof posm ve That Weeme
* w k uf it oik eKinait of -Grwg* Peopie tb* vwit over ipw xt» j
onar rraua taies Of grew met hul tp* ii** V. eemt *:x n t firm
iiebeve- it miracifct. suppling The peupi* :t ti-utidot'e Waeu • 'Lif*
of WfcKOiogtot pitruret &*-org* as un* of those be***—sr-fac. fc*-*md Stnada*
reboot wirtmr* l*f. and with eyet *umet ti«v«rvtr£ sing—-
*7 *st: b i*t u axigv.i and wr.t -.be angeis tnamd
rwt upon my inrebesd and t harp witfcTi ir» name
*1 we are juog* uu*ri*T Iron b* mwr tmrewtfcj of Wamb'mgssm -
j»o—.raixa. Tba* of Ecvut! aivtg* Kuppusec to bt tbe betr »* are sntie
tied --bar Gnorg* wat nu* Tbe JjTtie Tirig of tbe W eens f nxiagmatiUt
bavage c 7*o; -.ar of H astispMw -nes# a man. from Tbe crpvt of
nt* ti«ac <u «be notes of bis fner He is a bom tgaocr. pront bandsom*
(vt:if-j»oinsg.. Ut* captain uf m* sot. Tii* bead it ia ft tne e*e* full. *Ju*
tau. BTrong ant to* nmuxt say* ir ut mi mates i-i* language "Tou-tL
n** tu" writ aLjiutr- As *J>* W" 11 father xs xbe mat. w* are iir
rlmed 1® tb* wlief tbs* if wure* *ner mi,r n Bunda* .»(bom be mtv
iißrse xooxed something Hfce this
yrw to b 1 mar. and vixt met srand.
With orain* iimio* m* fur*b*at and t boot vixain my banc
It it pout x.l «nav alter -enduig xb* iatent arc wba; is called tbe
"T’ru* Genre* Wußl_my.uc ~ *b«* be was a thkt, -wbe eouic anc die u
'-OHiunal?* g;v* expre*Kior to itngutp? no: luund m xti* Sun da: Scnuu
Timet To lead 1 Sunot* seboo. --Jaw ;» on* Tiling to lead ax underfed
pot»* * tiad arvry is another When be nev> of Generral Bt_ Clair t
oeleat m» nrvmgb*. so Waubingtm »m b* learned La: near!; ai: xn*
oftt-ert of tit* egpedr.ien? *r* it j*4—'b* met P* wbojesaie- tb* rot*
-un Pie:* ne fiew ilLw a mge and foe « lev «**ron«F bt? wrnii: be*iam*
Hk wr» :■»«* RbocM. J- -nu »v?c'. 4 kM O.iom-5 Wttb
xpxut I seas* 4 .ar? * Mer** xban un •*- b- - ir-*-v -up Lis Lands as b* fcn* led
ttprecatwms Upot 9L Clair ’ Tii* expitm i«r buced but *a sm4e whs#»
n* Hum. regained Lis M-i'-cwumaw!; xbe Bxnrns sas -over. »trf. no H igr
of * was atserwfcrd* seen m bn --undue: or beard n tb caswmxmL
A gam, n is said «ws Mayor x**Ktnr.ot was hghtmg the Indians
m 27>4 be vas eunntberes -very l-tmanoat. nupe*qool KbgtUy xricty and
pm as Ktotm:n t’.ious as lie umaiiis v ju* * ear> anc j*r<m meno* This
t» be h«t*. is ut in *me van *tie chnrrj tree epinoo* nm—ikl at
ugly truth #relerrante at any tan* *» a neaouftb -»e* * Fau»: m* as 3 an.
van and a!! *aiC *be grew Croiaveli %v -ebud -ever l.ved vbc was
as aageisr as nxtJs Ers—exwp ic a prmxec Ikk<l Ever? youngn*er
um ever am«-un*.ec *u» aaytnmg Lad it fc-.w more savage xban sucx
••vslito with the Woem * suhoui n tna: über focus xbe reader s
rjenum ut sum* mere enrrui s*«)*jwi:i or pertiiiarity That is uf
; ns value whatever .t is me wbute *ba*. mates tp »v* m>r i cbaracttir
mr. tbe trrvi»j parts. itvalfy it is good news to bear xhax xh* humtx
- wirhtnr apology Tb* "Trm WasLmgtdtt.'' is
r jvo Mitiua ter wB rheae who nave -eaaed to depend ut tb* imagma' iot
Lor nemißß and are saxinbed -with tb* mnVi nfie of heroi- Kinne-s wbo
us*e xrod tbe planet since Tim* begat. Beeauv* WaiiLjngxat •. *-c as
ne did live, other irves have nest honored, enobied and gioribed tbon
tck-nde of vcbma l«oys have seamed to 'Link of beroism as vumextinr allied
xo virtee
tokHt.ucun. w buThha* ' I: v*J that an* d** ie Tb* *«nr t*e a*
tKjfie in memo-? erf the na'iot s bennc deed Great m**t taLer up
m any way itayv Ttnmtas Cart* k a-* prufftabte cwtrpax: W* canne*
look however rxnpenftsvaiy. spot t great max withort rattuir vametlring
h? him * But. greaser Than Lb* mar is th* cauve lor wfcte± be FXtnos
:ves lor. and. if needs be give? k» EJe Wantmuror irved in a Time
-bat Tried men s vatie ' He was forrun*t* ir t*uii xbe tender of a
• movement winch will, event na-ixy. 6* t run* every tnottri unneat ever*
deapor. and cumpeA every xjxted parassxe to yum hands with tbe worters
»at the world In mad mg thi* earxb a pamd-ue. Tne Amencax r*rnh.uoi
• vaa ««oneihmg mure thus a qnarret *w **tea' : j- was tbe poopte s ar*
lime p-ot*« aga-iilfl aianery tn all it* forms—venial political, religmua
Give the peupte tim* and xbey will win -obt
Away bach an tbe daa unhnowa eenasn men asvemed tbe right in
j govern other men lor a euxund*rattan To mat* xbev title clear they
: formed v ysrairte ip with the Dewy, and vt was bom tne dotnae. * the
d.v ine right erf tings Fur ocntxtnea tbea* hmgjy genatemex refuvec u
-mgntn* the righra uf The common props* beta.nos they were ignorant
and *tr_a*y unfit xo govert, xhemv*.*©*- Today. Buvu is ;>eopted by mii
aon* uf -gauragt. war-red peaaano m wboaa a sspsrsxrjwtt bebef ix tb*
fi rirr-y of tbe czar mate? uf tbeir iafe a perj*e:ua. Siberia
Mure than -one hundred years aro the French puaitant vaa wont* at
than the Ruvasan He. tup, was a vxxhb of the divine ngt: srper
> KtixH* He aired for ta arinroera'le maaxer. loaghi lor tut. worhud far
| iJR. and at ngt? nat up Lt> boat Tb* pond huep tbe Lrogs frost
-xroalr rug and awahening The mseirr. Tbe time came when xtete ignnran:
pzaer.s awghe freon -tbeir mental aiupur—what tbe »nc.> r u domg
•uftay—and chaltenged their ttßuuiuck With proper tenders, tbey gc.
together, vent the srirocrau over the borders. condemned
eaecutefl a few, Afvjded The iand mio g**-*- ■ buidmgs. gave ea-ch **■**• a
| vote, and «id vrreraJ other tbxaga vhicb yon pmbabxy snow. Hamt
yon noted tgatr and agara. Thai when men iL»«>a t T.p kac ynanta ar*
no more' Thought *r supreme ideas rate the vuric. Truly a uhintmg
mas i* ’he wurw. enemy The Prince erf Harhnesa can have put Lark the
| tinner*—let the iigbt In.
Abort the same time that tbe French peasant was rubbing Li* eyes
; i few r-oiuinoa■ h*aw people here ix America were Quescteming tie right
!of an EngMnb ting to tax then wition: repreaeniauan. Saia King
George 'LAaae® tn your guvernork and do no: believe nensaxjona} xeno
sens* After many promive* v ere made and broken, tie king iniormec
fci* tvj»—sentatwe* m A merit a to assure his faithful nsb>eci* tin: be 1
woo id "not teave tieir ne-ed* go unheeded ** Certain men. however, like i
Ben Fran kite, gamu*! Adams. Thomas Fame, George Washington. Alex
ander Hamilton and other* concluded that tie? would relieve King George
of hi* arduous dutie* and run the ship of state tiexnneives. How vei.
they p*:~f■-»i med The task i* known to every school boy.
Now we must not think that these French peasants and American ml- »
univts rebelled against their respective governments becaave of envy
Ok. no* Tbey felt and knew -than a monopoly erf so much of lie world *
weafch by tie few worked an injustice to tie many being worker* -.Le;
•dmply struck for higher wage*, and Their demand* were granted. And
:f V* find people today who are dissa'isfied v*h their s&ral rant ■r. j
• » ntv because of envy of tie Mil? extravagance and useies* luxury of ' ,
a favored few. hut that the diversion of so muck wealth in tie hands of ' !
a few Han injustice to all. and tends to discourage manly and womanl? ’
xdependence The great mas* ot America - worker* do v:>: «y ;** I
Astors and lie Vanderbilts their vast wealth—all they ask is that ties* j
United States shall exist for ibemselve* and tieir children and tieir ,
cfcihJrea r children A fair field and no favor is tie demand of tie hour j
"When tie hidden savages yelled in tie forest and Braddotk * rank !
wavered when tie rolaaie? were in upheaval when soldier? mnlined |
officer* intrigued and emigres* haggled when all was -In darkness '—lx *
sorb time* **c*od the *:i*nt. mast erf a) Washington He wa* a MAN of (
vboer we are justly and gratefully proud. But—greater than Washing- j
ton was the cause for which he lived and labored—the cause of tie i
People—Long live tbe People' GEO N FALCONER |
I . . i * • i . »-r-. « i i i . . . th 1 .j-:-.
I MY NEW SPRING SAMPLES i
HAVE ARRIVED |
;; and I am mow ready to act «-ith voa on CARPETS, T
4 • UNOLttWS, ART DRAPERIES, UWE CRHTAJRS, WDfWW SHADES ?
Paki j-oorsdl oo prices tlsemLrrr and if von wish to saw tuonev “5“
“ too win boy from me IK) WAIST W MATCBDKL ±
;: ONAB. A SMITH, M’Pfi. ASEIT, 136 S. FOURTH ST ±
Thi mu*4-11 mi; iijj j 11 i; -f-h ii: mT
Dunlap Hats
NOH ON DISPLAY
Trade Mark Guarantees H arrh
SAMPL / N E R s
-mw- » **• dbrniM
~ "roominc”house"
We have for sale a fine, medium*
sized rooming house. Good l<*ca*
tion. Price very reasonable. Call
and let us show you this propcrtv.
AGENTS GRAND JUNCTION TOWN CO
I hm of iin* lor of u.? ±rm ixt ztitr r j
| w* l*niat- lor Btif or OfcH anr
u -iliov rut v nas art :jk" nx otr .ok
THE RAMEY INVESTMENT GO.
LOANS. INSURANCE. INVESTMENTS
Currie Bs&clng. Soutfc Fifrh Street
Dress Shirts
50c.
J. H. ACKERMAN
The Cl:<hier
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE
AND DELICATESSEN
j; Everythmt in that line strictly first cian Ne» th -1> n ■
found tlwfcw. A tuii line of finest
s
j W ines, Brandies and Liquors.
J Bottle Gooes and in bulk. Specia. attention to tartly
S trade. 3*B Colorado avenue Junction 9 phone
! rnOLEUIi. M. HERTZ. :
Lipton’s Coffees
Our sales on Sir Thomas' fa
mous brands of Coffee has
been highly satisfactory. Try
a sample order. It is bound
to please.
LEE & SON.
gv* l » •w taw tjw .wo^rs>sr>
LAONDEKRC AT ROME JjL
I it ax hesx ar no-: X2«faraa--? ut 3»>-.Lk ~n- V V *
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Frank Boehnnj. Manager. THE EXCELS! OR LALNDRI
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DO YOD KNOW were advertising. but we" i.”
some more. People change: some itort away: some zfe '
larger properties, and change makes business We su.
bargains in vacant lots, good houses on good terms, late 5
suit yon both in price and location. We claim to have the **•
bargains, so see us before buying. We can write your ins-rant*
or loan you money and will :.-eat you right at
HOME LOAN & INV. GO.
Wm.A MARSH. Mgr. GEO. A SMITH, Mg*„
Real Estate D*?

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