The daily sentinel. [volume], September 08, 1905, Image 4

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Lyons & Son
Dry Goods Dept. 1512 Main. Clothing Dept. N. till. i
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Hurrah lor School!
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
A large, fresh up to date stock and Best in Quality
A few good Second Hand Pianos & Organs at bargain prices
Vorbeck’s Music & Book Slorc
Fifth near Main.
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G. VanHoorebeke, President. Win. E. Dudley, Vice President. 4*
•I* D. T. Stone, Cashier. L. H. VanHoorebeke, Asst. Cashier. 4*
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| UNION TRUST AND BANKINC t
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•I* Capital $50,000 ORANU JUNCTI ° N - COLO - J
£ lines a fieneral Ranking BOARD OP DIRECTORS:
4* UOCS a ucnerai DdnAlllL, VanHoorebeke, Robert A. Orr, J. 4*
4. A. Lyons. 11. T. Reed. C. D.
•b and Trust Business smith, wn. a Dudley, d.
T. Stone. *
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®, Wataiill
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That the best way to reach the hu
man heart 1b by feeding the body ■
well. There Is no choicer, cleaner, I 1| ft ft Ainfi f|
or better stock of groceries and meats I j jJ|*UI IUV
anywhere than ours. There Is no- I"f I 111 f 111 |||lj
thing In food that might please n U1 UUUI IUIJ
husband, brother, mother, son, sis* Meats
> ter or daughter that we liavn't got.
I We make It a point to deliver orders
PinnellLumber Go
Yards Corner Spruce and Main
Dealers in Building Material, Interior Finish and Mill
Work
We Are After Your Trade
I A portion of it we hope to get and feel confident that by
prompt and careful handling of your orders, we will gain
your approval and merit your future favors.
I GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY TO FIGURE YOUR BILLS
Fresh Groceries Fresh Meats
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh Fruits
SMITH-THOMAS CRQCERY CO.
to LEE & SON)
Fresh Fruits
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh Groceries Fresh Meats
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE
AND DELICATESSEN
Everything in that line strictly first class. New things not
found elsewhere. A full fine of finest
Wines, Brandies and Liquors.
Bottle Goods and in bulk. Special attention to family
trade. 348 Colorado avenue. Junction 9 phone.
WHOLESALE. M. HERTZ.
—Only ten days until the opening I
of the Mesa county fair.
V. \Y. Vedder returned today
from the Plateau valley.
This evening the llebekahs
meet in regular session.
—R. .1. Holies, the Colorado
Springs capitalist, is in town today.
—Remember your washing Is 10'
per cent cheaper now by buying a
coupon hook at the Excelsior Laund- I
—The fire department has respond
ed to two fire alarms within the last
twenty-four hours, the first calls they
have had for nearly two months.
—R. L. Nichols, manager of the
Grand Junction Planing Mill com
pany, returned home today from a
pleasant visit with his family in Den
ver.
—The daily fruit shipments are
growing larger. A number of cars
go out from Grand Junction every
night wj.de Palisade sends out sev
eral every day.
—Mike Sullivan returned last
night from the Uintah Indian res
ervation. He held a number under,
the a\ y hundred mark hut was not
I pleased with the appearance of the j
country and returned home without 1
filing.
—An average of 15,000 pounds of
fruit is being shipped out dally from
this point by the Globe express com
pany over the Denver & Rio Grande
I The average is hardly as large as
that of last year owing to the short
peach crop.
—Miss Hazel Hilbert, daughter of,
C. G. Hilbert, one of the proprietors I
of the Star grocery is dangnroush
| ill at her home at 450 Rood avenue.
The young lady Is suffering from ap
pendicitis. She is fourteen years of
age.
—Reports received here from the
Grand Junction people in Denver
attending tlie encampment, state that
the old veterans from this county
are having the time of their lives
and are enjoying every minute of the
big reunion.
—The remains of John M. Miller,
tlie tiged man who died at Mack ,
Wednesday night, were brought to
tills city last night and were ship
ped this morning by the Gourley-
Platt Undertaking <*ompany to Mont
rose, the old home of the deceased.
—George VV. McElroy and wife
left last night for Harper, Kansas to ]
he present at the celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of the marriage
of Mr. McElroy’s aged parents. A
family reunion will he held for the
’ first time in many years and Mr. and
. Mrs. McElroy left anticipating a
. happy visit.
.lames La Grange returned last
' night from u two months’ visit at
• his old home in Cedar county, lowa.
,|He declares that the two months
jure to lie counted among the happiest
I of ills life, he met scores of old time
• friends ami renewed acquaintances
. I that lapsed years ago. The visit
was aleo very beneficial to Mr. Lu
| Grange’s health.
•1 The Infant child of Mrs. Wallace
• Pollock who died n few weeks ago
Jut Fruita, died yesterday afternoon.
• the child was only two months ol
• | age and has been ill since the death
• of its mother. The funeral will take
| place tomorrow afternoon, inter
ment at Orchard Mesa cejpetery.
, Undertaker Gourley has charge of
the remains.
Last night the first meeting held
[by the Masons in the new Masonic
I hall 011 Fourth street was largely at
tended and every member of 'the
j lodge who was present found ample
I cause to congratulate the lodge upon
the arrangement, convenience and
j comfort of the new home. No lodge
! in the city has a better suite of lodge
1 rooms than the Masons since the
I new linll in the Lyons block has been
! completed.
—Joseph Newman and his clevei
company of entertainers are coming
to Grand Junction. Manager Has
kell having hooked them for Monday.
September 11th at the Park opera
house. Mr. Newman needs no In
troduction to a Colorado audience
because he Is an established favor
ite wherever he appears, and he Is
well known here. And tills season
he promises the same kind of an en
joyable show he always gives, hut the
selection will he entirely new in every
Instance, Newman lias written
several new songs since Ills last vis
it hero and will Introduce them along
with the latest up to dnte New York
successes.
- During the week of the fair j
there will he on display In the ex
| hibltton hall two large cases ot
samples of the different products
obtained during the process of the
manufacture of beet sugar. Those
cases have been on exhibition at the
I World's fair at St. Louis, and at the
Portland exposition, and nre the prop
erty of the government, being in
charge of a representative of tin* tie
partnient of agriculture. The exhib
its show the transformation which,
the sugar beet undergoes from the;
j time the seed is planted in the earl>
spring until the granulated sugar i
is produced at the factory the fol
lowing winter. This will prove a
I highly interesting and instructive ex
hibit to the thousands of visitors.
—Today the ofilcial premium list :
of the Mesa County fair was issued
from the Sentinel office and the big
edition was placed in the hands of ■
Secretary Fisher for distribution this!
afternoon. The premium list Ih com- 1
tilled in n handsome booklet contain- i
ng nearly one hundred pages, the]
matter is well arranged and prepar
ed in an attractive manner, Heavy
book paper Is used in tho hook and
the cover pages are of neat design.
Full Information regarding the faJr.
rules and regulatihns governing the
exhibits and awards and the com
plete list of premiums to he awarded
in each department are to he found
in the book. The speed program for,
tlie five days is given in accurate de
tail. Many of «lie leading business
men of the city have advertisements
in the booklet. The premium list
issued this year by the Mesa County
rair association is one of the most
attractive premium lists ever Issued
by a count fair association in the
west.
Last night two boys ran away
from the Indian school and Supt.;
Burton Is making a search for them !
;oda.v. One was John LuMear and:
the other was Albert Scoby, both are !
about sixteen years of age. They!
made their escape from the hoy's
dormitory sometime during the
•light. The regular disciplinarian is'
away from the school and the sub
stitute who makes regular trip
through the sleeping apartments of j
the hoys every hour during the night '
to see that every lad is In his place, j
was given the slip by two of the hoys.
Scoby Is the boy who was arrested
on the charge ot forgery a few days,
ago and given a short jail sentence.
l.a.Mcar has run away twice before!
and was apprehended by the author
ities. Supt. Burton is inclined to
think the two boys will make appli-1
cation to ranchmen for work until
they can get enough money to get '
out of the valley. Anyone knowing
anything regarding their movements,
will confer a favor upon Supt. Bur
ton by telephoning him at once.
WHO IS THE MAN
who would be poor if
opportunities for mak
ing money were placed
in his way ? ? ?
«I I AM THE MAN <3
who will place you on
the road where oppor
tunities abide.
J. F. BYERS.
INVESTMENTS
REAL ESTATE
Right across from the Post Office
1121 S. Fourth Street.
Is Your Coal
Bin Empty?
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THERE IS AN IMMENSE
BODY OF EXCELLENT
COAL IN OUR MINE
The Book Cliff
Railroad Can
Connect the 2
BOOK CLIFF COAL
MEANS GOOD COAL
and we have it for sale at
Yards Norfll Side of Main Street.
Phone, Junction 1712.
W. S. PHILLIPS
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
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1 40 acres; *4 mile from town; *2O
acres in orchard; 20 acres In al
, falfa. Price $0,500
9*4 acres; all In hearing orchard;
1 mile from Gruna Junction.
1 Price 93,500
5-room modern house and two
i- lots. $250 caßh; balance on
> easy terms.
1 5 acres near town; half In orch
-1 ard; half n alfalfa; good 8-
i> room house, and other build
ings. Will trade for other prop
erty close in. Price $1,500
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Magill & Van Dalsem
r»;W Main Street.
Up-To-Date and Reliable
The best ami the cheapest.
The Colorado
Abstract and
Title Company
E. A. ATWOOD, Manager
555 Main Street.
HERRON
&
CASSELLS
Fresh and Fine
melons
Always on Hand
TIIE FINEST FRUIT
Can lie Obtained Here.
349
MAIN
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Time?
Be fair with yourself and save a#
! much as possible. When seeking n
low estimate on a good enduring
plumbing job. come to us at the stare
plumbing job come to us on the start
If you are skeptical about our figures
get other estimates, but don't ham!
1 out your job until you have seen us.
GARRISONS FLETCHER
Plumbers and Steam Fitters.
457-150 Colorado Ave.,
Grand Junction, Colorado.
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—T. V. Lundun, of York, North
Dakota. Is an arrival.
—C. H. Connell, of Cherokee, la.,
is visiting friends in the city.
—C. F. Hunefleid, of Aurora, Neb.,
is visiting friends in the valley.
—A new crossing is being placed
at the corner.of Second and Main to
day.
—The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce meet this evening in regu
lar weekly session.
—The big plumbing system of the
I new Fair block is being installed by
Garrison & Fletcher.
—AI Blackburn is acting as jani
tor of the Canon Block during the
: illness of G. W. Longshore,
i —Quite a number of Grand Junc
tion people returned last night from j
Denver where they have been attend- 1
ing the encampment.
—Arrangements are being made
for a splendid home talent entertain
ment to be given at the Congrega
tional church under the auspices ot
the W. C. T. U. on the evening of |
Friday. September 22d.
“ —Mrs. H. F. Holt left Wednesday
evening for Cleveland. Ohio, for al
short * Init with ft lends cti»u relatives.
I She will return next weeK accompan
ied by her aged mother who will
make an extended visit at the home
j of Mr. and Mrs. Ilo.t.
—The big horse exhibit at the
, Mesa county fair will be under the
direction of L. M. Miller and J. O.
Kinney. A great number of fine
| animals will be on exnibitlon all dur
ing the week. The premiums in
this department will be handsome.
! —The George H. Adame herd of j
! pure Hereford cattle, one of the most
famous Hereford herds in America
|is being broken up and Wednesday
| Mrs. Adams sold 1,500 head to Al
onzo Millett and John I. Rhodes of
I Texas. It is understood that the price
i paid for the 1,500 head was $30,000.
! —A dispatch ffom New York states
thnt'Judge Alton B. Barker will suc
ceed Prof. Collins as cnief counsel
for the Brooklyn Rapiu Transit com
pany, at an annual salary of SIOO,-
1000. Prof. Collins has retired and ■
ihe firm of Collins and Sheenan, for
.wars advisers ot the company will
1 now be known as Sheenan & Parker,
j —A great deal of Interest Is being |
I taken by the local sports in the coin
ling battle at San Francisco between
i Jimmie Britt and Battling Nelson.
) In fact the fight Ih arousing more
interest here than any fight that has
. | taken place within the last year.
• , Quite a number of bets have been'
* made. Britt seems to oe the favorite!
| with the Grand Junction boys, though I
Nelson has his enthusiastic admir
ers.
Felix Alkire. toe big Denver & j
. Rio Grande engineer and alderman j
I from the second ward, returned yes
terday from Denver where he has
! been spending the week with the
old veterans of the G. A. It. Some of!
! the railroad boys say that Felix made
j quite a reputation by relating many!
hhrilling adventures of the days of 1
' Cl and 'GS and lost considerable l
lin weight through the exertion at-|
I lending the march of seven miles ini
the big parade on Wednesday.
I —Wednesday evening Deputy
| Game Warden Billy Richards brought ;
i into Glenwood Springs two men,
J. Jacoby, of Osborn county, Kansas
and J. Minor, From Mitchell county.!
Kansas, whom he hnd arrested at the
head of Big Fish creeK on the charge'
of killing deer out of senson. The
two men had about twenty pounds!
of ven.son hidden under a hunting!
coat in their camp when arrested, j
I They were arraigned before Judge
Heden and Jacoby pleaded guilty and
was fined $lO and costs. Minor
j pleaded not guilty but there was suf
ficient proof against him to justify
the charge ami he was also fined
$lO and costs.
Stationery and school supplies at j
O. V. Store.
Tin ware and granite ware at the
O. V. Store.
All candies at the G. V. Store only
15 cents a pound.
—Go to the Progress for bread, J
pies, cakes and fruits.
—Bergeron solicits your tuning.!
Phone him at Vorbecks.
"Soclean.” Have you tried it?
A 20th century wonder. For sale at
I G. V. Store.
—Candy at the G. V. store. Free :
or 15 cents a pound at your option.,
Which do you want?
—The right kind of watch repair
ing at tjie right prices at Stongs.
The Jeweler and Optician.
—Your eyes tested free. Glasses
tinted at reasonable prices by G. W.
Stong, Jeweler and Optician.
—A good borne for some girl want
ing a place for the winter to go to
school. Apply at the Sentinel.
! —Mesa 105 is the telephone num
ber of 'Barton & Platt’s livery barn.
When-you need their services just
call them up.
—G. W. Stong is Just back from
Uintah and will tell you all about it.
I also all about the best watch for the
1 money ever sold.
—Good horses, clean attractive ve
il lcles, are to be found at the Barton
AL- Platt livery stable. Corner Fifth
, and Colorado avenue.
-Business men and ranchmen de
siring workmen of any kind should
communicate with the Fulghum Em-!
ployment office, 124 N. Fifth street i
- -Owing to the fact of our doing!
cash business drivers are instructed i
I to leave no bundles without collect-j
i ing for same. The Excelsior Laund
ry company.
i —Heavy hauling is made a special
ty by Barton & Platt who have heavy j
transfer wagons for that work. All i
orders promptly attended to and
! prices reasonable.
—We have Just received a fine
I line of souvenir spoons of the beet
sugar factory, the new depot, the
high school and public library. Prim
rose Jewelry & Music Company.
First class workmen, courteous
j treatment, modern appliances char
acterize the Wes Flagg barber shop j
in the postolfico block. The best ser
vice possible is secured for every!
j customer.
—lf you are out of work and de- j
sire a position cnll at 12 1 N. Fifth
street. Fulghum Employment office
and perhaps they can get you work.'
No charges unless a position is se
cured for you.
—When you have your watch and I
jewelry repaired by the Primrose l
Jewelry & Music Company, you can ;
rest assured that it will be satisfac
tory. We positively guarantee all 1
our "work. We make your jewelry
| look like new.
—Having purchased the Sultorium '
, located under the Grand Valley Nat
, lonal bank we are now prepared to
do first class work in both ladies and
gentlemens clothing. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Call and give us a trial.
Chalmer & Johnson, proprietors.
—The Excelsior Laundry companv
I I are doing the right thing by their
i j patrons by giving them a discount
of ten per cent on coupon books
This plan not only benefits the cash
[customer but also always provides
; change in the house to pay the laun-
J dry bill.
OPENING DAY (
FA ~ L
DUNLAP HATS
Wednesday!
AUGUST 3 o|
Watch Our Window
SAMPLINERS I
SOLE AGENTS
Grand Junction and Mesa Count!
l|!pAn Event in I
44 Grand Junctiol
That the ladies of Mesa county are likely to remember will I
MY FALL OPENING OF
HATS AND MILLINERYJ
Friday and Saturday JJ
This rather bold statement is justified by the fact that my cnH
big stock is NEW, representing the very latest New York whiniH
millinery, and, what is quite a s important. ■
MY PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN MESA COUNTY. ■
I have advantages in buying that no other milliner here
sesses. I give my pa’runs the benefit of it. H
Call In and get a'-qua luted, whether you wish to buv or iH
, Mrs. M. T. Holland!
Main St. Columbine Music Co’s. Store. Formerly in IJlisa I
THE RAMEY INVESTMENT ci
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE
Agents Grand Junction Town and Development Compifi
Residence and Business Lots For Sale for Cash or I
Installment Plan.
Currie Building, South Fifth Street.
Grand Junction Electric & Ga
Company.
A The new machinery for increasing the capacity at our plant w
A soon be installed and our policy of keeping ahead of the dentaifl
A for Electric lights will insure plenty of lights for all, and of
A class quality
A With the approach of the Holidays and the winter season IhJ
A Is more use for light, and the Electric light leads all other kUfl
A for convenience and safety. J
A THE GRAND JUNCTION ELECTRIC & GAS COMPANY. I
A Offices in the Canon Block, S. 4th St.
Q. 4 £ &Q.Q.&Q.&C). VXTQV POTSJ "0 W W
EVERY DROP |
OF
The Sherwin-Williams Paint I
B «f t,^ n * No P n,nt «*an give more. No man can
JJ- f* lR a satisfaction-giving paint. The material*
eJ.’rvti | to 1 ’ U,e rarc w,,h his made, the men who m«k<’ 1
Purythhiß connected with it, are of the satisfaction-giving k ,n J
di I sa * , rolnts. Always does the work it is expected to
Costs the least. Does most. Color cards free.
Sold by
THE INDEPENDENT
LUMBER COMPANV
Phone Junction 14
Corner Main and Spruce Streets
Do You Want to Make Money
Quick? ??????????? ?
all S |mnrn^i I j >Uld call and see this great bargain—4° ac " !
rietie-v if Z |r acres bearing apples, mostly winter T h<
cron win° alfalfa ' 3 m,, es east in the best location. Tb
only *,,^Vr n^,° P "“
Home Loan &Inv. Co.
n , . us for other Bargains
m. A. Marsh, Mgr. "Geo. Smith, Mgr. Real Estate Dep*