The daily sentinel. [volume], September 28, 1905, Image 4

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! Don’t Forget the Place ;
At our Clothing store on 4th street, one-half block north of
■
Main, is the BIG BUSINESS QUITTING SALE. ;
' The stock is moving fast and we would advise you to call
early as possible. The values will pay any man or boy to
take extra steps to get to this store. The entire stock MUST
BE SOLD and if you want Work Clothing, Underwear,
! Men’s Shoes, Hats, Gloves or in fact anything in the line it is !
here for you. Do not confound this stock with the average j
; stock that is closed out, for it is not that class. There is not
! a single article fn the entire stock that does not have our ;
i GUARANTEE AS TO QUALITY.
J Lyons & Son
/ Dry flood* Dept* 422 Main. Clothing Dept. N. Itli. '
FOR MUSIC or KODAKS call at
Vorbeck’s MUSIC & BOOK STORE
You will find here all the late Popular Songs and Instru
mental Pieces, and sold at one-half Published Price. With
each Mandolin, Guitar, or Violin sold, we are giving abso
lutely FREE, a year’s course of lessons in the best Corres
pondence School in the country. REMEMBER THIS IS
FREE. EASTMAN KODAKS and SUPPLIES
During Pair week we will give free to each music customer a vocal
or instrumental piece of music.
Vorbeck’s Music & Book Store
Fifth near Muin.
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4 o. Vanllriorebeko, President. Win. E. Dudley, Vice President.
4 D. T. Stone, Cashier. L. 11. VanHoorebeke, Asst. Cashier. 4
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i UNION TRUST AND BANKING *
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+ Capital $50,000 ORAND Junction, cold. “
- fan.nl Ronkinri BOARD OK DIRECTORS
•J* Does 3 (icneral BsnKing (j VanHoorebeke, Robert A. Orr. J. 4
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fflifiSN Walswrll
]@l f al Sms
That the best way to reach the hn- 1
man heart is by feeding the body ■
well. There is no choicer, cleaner, ■ 11(1(101^10(1
or better stock of groceries and meats I F Mil! Il\
anywhere than ours. There Is no- IT I1 11 a 1 1 1 Jllll
thing In food that might please » UUUIIUW
husband, brother, mother, son. sis- Meats
ter or daughter that we havn't got.
We make It a point to deliver orders
Pinnell Lumber Co
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
I prompt and careful handling of your orders, we will gain
I your approval and merit your future favors.
J GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY TO FIGURE YOUR BILLS
Fresh Groceries Fresh Meats
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh Fruits
SMITH-THOMAS GROCERY CO.
to LEE & SON)
Fresh Fruits
Fresh Vegetables
Fresh Groceries Fresh Meats
FAMILY LIQUOR STORE I
AND DELICATESSEN
Everything in that line strictly first class. New things not
found elsewhere. A full line of finest
i Wines, Brandies and Liquors.
Bottle Goods and In bulk. Special attention to family
trade. 348 Colorado avenue. Junction 9 pnone.
WHOLESALE. _M-_NtRTZ^_
A. A. Wood, of Collbran, is in
town today.
M. G. Holmes, of Parachute, is in
lown today.
M. H. I*oeffler returned yesterday
from Denver. 1
T. D. Wright, of Knoxville, la., is t
a new arrival In the valley.
Saturday and Sunday will he Rosh
IlaMhona, the Hebrew New Year.
The largest assortment of school
supplies nt the Postoffice Book store.
I)r. J. H. 1 .arson and J. E. Cheneys,
of Mesa, are spending the day in the’
city.
J. W. Netcher, of Mack, is in town
today looking after business mat
ters.
The tourist travel continues heavy '
Many tourists were in the city yes '
i terday.
| We have all the new and up-do
i date post cards at the Post Office
| Bookstore.
I The next meeting will he on Wed-|
nesday, October 4th at S p. m. at the
court house.
Mr. and Mrs. I*. L. Allison, of Bur-
I lington, la., are in the city for a vis- ‘
J it with friends.
The work of putting in Live new
! telephone cables is progressing at a
j very rapd rate. » j
J. ,J. Denning, of Boise City. Idaho.
! was an arrival last night and will
| spen dseveral days here.
Paul I)e LaMar left lasi night for
| Salt Lake City to look after the in-'
J lerests of the Order of Washington.
Quite a number of Grand Junc
tion people went up to Glenwood
Springs ibis morning t. 6 attend the!
! fair.
A marriage license A-as Issued yes-!
; ierday to George Gt Garber and Miss
1 Carrie A. Taylor, both of Grand June-!
lion.
There was a good attendance nt
tiie meeting lasi night and all pres
! ent look a deep interest in the work ,
and plans for the future.
The brick building ou South Second
1 street which was partially destroyed,
by lire has been entirely torn down
and another building will be erect-,
ed.
“Good photographs” cost very lit
tle more than the other kind, and you
[have something for the money when
you get >our “fotos” of Dean Ai
Forry. Our 75 cents a dozen spec
| ials are O. K. too.
! A party of lowa people nrrlved in
[the city last night. The members of
| the party are A. W. Arthur, of Brock; .
W. 11. Cochran and O. R. Heaton,
of Carney and A. P. Chappell, of;
| Bradevvllle. lowa.
Mrs. Harry Burnett left this morn-1
j ing over the Midland for Glenwood
I Springs o attend the fair. Mr. Bur-:
. nett's popular horse, “Lady Dewey."
1 is one of the entries in the 2: 40 trot-!
ing event which takes place this’
afternoon.
The members of last year’s Mesa;
Dancing club are requested to meet
this evening at the office of K. A.
i Atwood, of the Colorado Abstract and
Title company, to perfect an organi
zation. The meeting will take place
at 7 : :»n sharp.
Miss Vivien Hebert, a thoroughly
up-to-date inanacurist and hair dress
er Is now prepared to.do work at her
home at 1 17 North Third street. Miss
Hebert Ims been practicing her busi
ness In Milwaukee for some time past
and is thoroughly competent in every
particular.
James Sanderson formerly a well
known young man of this city, but
; who removed to Me in pills, Tennessee,
i about n year ago. passed through
1 town Tuesday night en route to
Canada where ho expects to reside.
Mr. Sanderson was in the city for
a few hours and greeted many old
time friends during that time.
There have been eleven entries
I for the big one mile handicap race
, u» be run at Glenwood Springs to
morrow afternoon for a purse of
SOOO. Among the entries are two
of Guy Uedwell’s horses. Los Angel
; ino and Red Cross. This event is
attracting more interest than any j
other feature of the week's program.
A dispatch from Eureka. Utah to
the Suit Lake Herald states that,“Al-'
! bert Ekker. who is working on the
Flying Dutchman property In the
Errlrkson district, was a Eureka vis
' Itor yesterday, and brought with him
a splendid specimen of copper ore. (
which lias been encountered in the
new inclined shaft af a deptliof 104
feet. Mr. Ekker says the vein is two
and one-half feet through and. as
far as if has been drifted on, is nil
in shipping ore."
In a letter received by the Daily
Sentinel from Richard H. Sullivan,
| formerly observer of the local
| weather bureau, he states he and his
1 family are highly pleased with their
new home ,in Wichita. Kansas, hav
i ing formed many plcuHiint relations.
! but that he has never lost interest
In Grand Junction. Mr. Sullivan is
nicel* located in one of the finest
government offices of the West. The
1 many friends of Mr. Sullivan and
Ids family will bo glad to learn that
| they; have found congenial surround-*
t ings In their new home,
i The Mesa county fair at* Grrfbd
i Junction during the past week was
undoubtedly the most successful fair
jin the history of Mesa county. The
large two story pavilion was one con
! Minuni round nf wonderful and beau
tiful exhibits: the lower tloor being
devoted to fruit and farm products
that have made Grand valley famous.
Up Hairs were '*"■ displays <>t fancy
work, paintings. Indian collection,
tlornl decorations, pyrogrnphlc work
and a very interesting exhibit show
! itig the work accomplished by the
pupils of Die public schools. Grand
! Valley News
Miss Ruth White, the primn donna
of the big western operatic comedy,
“The Tenderfoot." which will lie
given at the Park opera house. Fri
day. October Gth. gained her first
stage experience singing the ballad,
j‘Uen Bolt." In A. M. Palmer’s orig
-1 lonal production of Trllbv. She has
1 been a prlina donna with the Castle
Square English Grand Opera com
pany with Henry W. Savage, and left
; dint position to create the role of
Willie" in "The Burgomaster." She
| l-as one of the best soprano voices
1 heard toduy in light opera, and n
j charming personality.
One of those peculiar accidents
! which seldom occurs happened at
the west portal of the Gunnison Tun
nel Tuesday morning. During the
1 night some natural gas accumulated
1i at the rear end of the tunnel and
[ Tuesday morning when a workman,
j named Highy, who was the first man
I to enter the portal, started to work.
an explosion occurred and blew him
I a considerable distance, but he was
I; not dangerously Injured. Another
I Workman was slightly injured. It
! is the supposition that the last shot
1 In the tunnel on Monday night epen
-led a small pocket of natural gas.
Higby wore a safety lamp and In
, some way the gas was ignited when
he entered the tunnel and the ex
plosion followed. The pockets of
natural gas are becoming more fre
quent in the tunnel and the question
of controlling the new obstacle is
bothering the drivers of the tunnel
considerably. Every precaution
known is being employed.
HERE ARE SOME
REAL ONES
New 4-room modern house, fine !
shade, lawn, cement sidewalks
around house, fine cellar under
entire house, with partial ce
ment floor and hot and cold
water; elegantly furnished.
An exceptional bargain. 1
Rents for $25; close in.
Half cash, balance 3 years.
ONLY $2300
Another bran new 6-room house
and two corner lots, nice lawn
started, strictly modern and in
best pare of the city
Price $2600
J. F. BYERS
Right across from the Post Office i
1121 S. Fourth Street.
COLD WAVE COMING
In a short time the ex
treme weather preva
lent over northern Brit
ish Columbia will strike
Grand valley and it be
hooves our people to
prepare for it. The
proper thing to do under
the circumstances is to
see that your bin is fill
ed with Book Cliff Coal
the kind that brings and
gives heat
BOOK CLIFF COAL
MEANS GOOD COAL
and we have it for sale at
Yard* North Side of Main Street.
Phone, Junction-172.
W. S. PHILLIPS
Do YOU Ever TRADE
If you do then some of these
ought to interest you.
20 acres 21-2 miles from the
city to trade for city property;
vacant lots in fine resident part
of the city for equity in a good
house; 15 acres of land under
Price ditch for city lots; 10 acres
under G. V. canal for city lots;
equity in 4-room house for va
cant lots or as part payment on
larger house.
These are only a few of the
trades we have to offer. If
you have anything to
trade call and see us
Magill & Van Dalsem
5.12 Main Street.
Up-To-Date and Reliable
The best and the cheapest.
The Colorado
Abstract and
Title Company
E. A. ATWOOD, Manager
5.15 Main Street.
EXCELSIOR
Laundry Go.
Ail kinds of laundry work
done with care
OUR MOTTO
“THE - BEST WORK ONLY"
Family washing a soc
ially—Try us and be
convinced.
EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY
C’OMIWN Y.
is a good time to get our estimate on 1
beating your house with Steam or i
Hot Water. Don't burn money. The 1
fuel required for the ordinary grate ;
tire or stove is sufficient to warm. 1
evenly and genially an entire house ,
by Hot Water or Steam System. 1
GARRISON & FLETCHER
l*luml»ers and Steam Fitters
l 433-439 Colo Ave Grand Junction <
SLOCOMB HARDDWARE STORE.
BOUGHT BY L. SCHMIDT.
Yesterday afternoon a business!
| change was made in the city the an- 1
nouncement of which will create no;
■ little surprise.
Ed. M. Sloeonib, the veteran hard
ware dealer, has sold his business to'
1- Schmidt, formerly engaged in the
shoe business in this city.
The deal was completed yester- ;
day but Mr. Schmidt will not take!
possession of the big stock of goods
I until sometime in October. The price
paid for the big stock was not made
public, but there is no doubt that the ;
tigure was a high one.
Mr. Siocomb lias been engaged in
the hardware business in Grand
Junction for the past ten years. At j
all times he has carried an immense;
stock of hardware, stover and other
goods found in a first-class hard- 1
ware establishment and has, during
all these years enjoyed a splendid I
patronage and the business today is
a most desirable one.
Mr. Schmidt has resided in Grand
Junction for several years. He was;
formerly one of the piopnetors or;
the Boston shoe store, selling out '
his interest to his partner, A. 11.
I Stoddart. Mr. Schmidt and his two
sons, J. F. and A. M. Schmidt now
own a l>ig shoe house in Boise City, |
Idaho, the two sons having charge
of the business. This business will
1 be disposed of and the two sons will.
I'ome to Grand Junction and engage
in the hardware business with their
' father.
The style of the name of the new,
firm will be L. Schmidt & Sons. '
Mr. Schmidt is a capable business:
man, is well and favorably known and;
willl doubtless keep the hardware
house up to a higli standard.
Mr. Siocomb has always been con
sidered one of the city's most promi- , *
nent business men and his man) !
friends trust that his retiremnt from 1
the active busine.-s circles will not be
permanent. lie baa not fully decid
,ed on his plans for tlie future. He
lias other large interests in the city
and valley and will doubtless devote;
most of his time to these. '
THE BICYCLISTS MEET
AND PERFECT ORGANIZATION.
The following resolutions were I
passed at the mass meeting of bi-j
eyclists held at the court house last !
night, after effecting a temporary;
organization:
"We the citizens of Grand Junc
tion. realizing the necessity oL__pro
serving the bicycle"TTaths of the city,'
and the contraction of new paths in
various parts of the city, as a perma
nent necessity, do in mass meeting
assembled, adopt the following reso- j
j iutions:
"Resolved, That we highly com /
'mend the action of the mayor and \
city council'for the admirable man- V
tier in which the bicycle paths have ( !
been repaired. jj>
“Resolved. That we note an in-’\
••leasing tendency to mutilate the hi- \>
cycle pnths. |V
"Resolved, That the city council ;!
be petitioned to pass a suitable or- s'
dlnance for the protection of the in-! 1 !
terests of the bicycle riders of the!!'
city.*' '!
After the passage of the above res- |i
olutions the meeting proceeded to ef- i|
feet a permanent organization and \
J. W. Groves was eleeted president: !'
Leon Chapman, secretary: it. <\ Ise- '!
!'
An executive committee of five /
consisting of the above officers and C\ \
W. Pattrick ana Henry Nichols wasl/
appointed to draft a constitution and 1 !
bylaw* and secure i ii<- names of i*i ! 1
cycle riders for membership in the <!
association. i/
The lists are already open at the \
various bicycle stores of the city. u
WERE MARRIED LAST EVENING.
Last night at the hour of nine o'- /
clock ut the bride's home on Ouray C
avenue, Glen 11. Van Dalsem and
Miss Frances Lucille White were
united in marriage. Rev. D. D. For .
svth. of the First Methodist church,
performing the ceremony.
The wediting was marked by quiet
beauty and simplicity. The bride ;
was charmingly dressed in white silk
grenodine over wtiite silk, the groom
wearing the conventional black.
There were only a few friends and
the relatives present to witness the
lmppy event. An elegant supper was (
j served by the bride’s mother .follow
lug the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Dalsem left on
No. 5 for an extended bridal tour.
They will visit friends and relatives
at points in Idaho. Washington and
; California, they will spend some time)
at Portland, the exposition city, aud
on their return trip will spend sever
al days in Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. Vun Dalsem will be;
at home to their friends at 35t> Ouray
• avenue after November Ist.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. J. '
B. White and a sister of Daniel
White, of the Exeelsior steam
laundry. She has been a resident of
the city for about two years and is
well known. She Is a handsome
young lady.
Mr. Van Dalsem Is a member of
the real estate firm of Magill ami
Van Dalsem, lie lias been a resident
of the dtv since February Ist., com
ing to Grand Junction from Fair
view. Kansas. He is a splendid young
business man and has made many j
friends during his short residence,
! here.
Notice to the Public.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has this day sold out his
Interest In the Enterprise Harness and ,
Outfitting company and the business i
of said business from now on will be
in charge of H. H. Pope, malinger.
.to whom all accounts are pavable. ,
G. W. M« ELROY.
George Blaiu, the well known taxi
dermist Is now prepared to do any :
work in taxidermy. Call or write
him at 233 Chipeta for estimates ot
work.
W. P. Lyon, cashier of the First
i National Bank of Independence. Kan.,
arrived in the city last night and will
spend* several days here with
friends. He is en route home from
an extended western tour.
George W. McElroy has sold his
interest in the Enterprise Harness
and Outfitting company's business on
l South Fifth street. H. H. Pope has
assumed the duties of manager of
i the store. Mr. McElroy has been en
gaged in the harness business In this
city for several years. His plans fo:
the future are not known
F. L. Shiver, manager of the lec
ture course of Pittsburg says. “Hav
ing arranged the lecture courses in
this city for a number of years and
having had the best talent that
money can buy 1 do not hesitate to
say I consider Rev. J. Monroe Mark
Icy. of Denver, above the average ar
a public lecturer and a pulpit orator
equalled by few. He pleases an and
ience and satisfies ihe committee o!
a lecture course.*’ Hear him at the
Congregational church next week.
MEN’S NEW FALL SUITS^
J / j
r *f VVASH.KOT° r
The Washington Co.’s Ready Tailored, Hand Made Suits art con
fined exclusively to us for this.city. The CAlUim IMCnr
prices range from $16.50 to $25.00 Jnltli LllttKj
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THE RAMEY INVESTMENT CO."
REAL ESTATE, LOANS, INSURANCE
Agents Grand Junction Town and Development Compjny
Residence and Business Lots For Sale for Cash or on
Installment Plan.
Currie Building, South Fifth Street.
EVERY DROP™
; of
The Sherwin-Williams Paint
gives satisfaction. No paint can give more. No man ran expert
more. S, W. I*. is a satisfaction-giving paint. The material* tlut
• ! enter into it, the care with which it is made, the men who make it.
j. everything connected with it. are of the satisfaction-giving kind.
! It never disappoint*. Always does tin* work it is expected to do.
Dost* the least. Does most. Color cards free.
Sold by
THE INDEPENDENT
LUMBER COMPANY
Phone Junction 14
Corner Main and Spruce Streets
Nothing But the Lutes 1 in Shoes
DEW FULL 6001
Have Arrived at the
Colorado Shoe Store
OUR SPECIALS
Little Tourist and Village School Shoe
GUARANTEED
This is a shoe for boys and girls
and will compare with any school
shoe made. Try a pair. Its worth
is guaranteed by us to be the best
Colorado Shoe Store
D. K. TORRANCE, Proprietor
Grand Junction Electric & Gas
Company.
Q *? ew machinery for Increasing the capacity at our p *
A fn. F , I V U M aud our P° llc y of keeping ahead of the • r -*;
A lulbF r ,« C lights will insure plenty of lights for all, an.l !; ~
Y »i.iss quality 1
Al„ „™L h the approach of the Holiday,, and the winter sec
XIL "™ ! for 'O' 1 "- and the Electric light leads all „' '
tor convenience and safety.
HIE GRAND JUNCTION ELECTRIC & GAS COMPANY.
X Offices in the Canon Block, S. 4th St.
BUY BEFORE the BOOM
We have an entire block which we arc offering at tlie l»»
price of 912.-.00 ~er lot, in the best part of the city ndjoi - *
good park, well Improved. We will sell there lots on the in-'""-
pan.. Get ready for u home whir the lots are cheap.
Home Loan <fe Inv. Co.
nr See us for other Bargains
A ‘ Marsb ’ Mg*- Geo. Smith, Mgr. Real Estate Dept-