EMERGENCIES
There are times when you need
remedies at once or not at all.
There are emergencies coming to
every person.
It is our desire to impress on you
our ability to supply such articles
as are necessary to bring back
health.
Pure Drugs and Reliable Goods are at your call
THE WELBORN DRUG STORE
LOCAL ITEMS.
It pays to trade with
The Curtis Hdw. Co.
J. W. Beezley and Addie
Williamson returned from Crested
Butte last Monday.
Judge A. R. King, of Delta,
visited'Paonia on legal business
Tuesday evening.
We are ready for your apples at
the Canning Factory.
E. J. Mathews & Co.
Mrs, David Edler is quite ill as
we go to press. It is hoped that
her indisposition may be only
temporary.
W. B. Tanner, of New York,
son of B. M. Tanner, arrived in
Paonia Friday evening. He was
called here by the serious illness
of his father.
Mabel Burkhart, who has been
visiting in Pueblo for the past
month, returned home last
Wednesday. She says she had a
very pleasant time while away.
T. O. Rusho lost his little six
year old son Wednesday evening.
The little fellow had been ill but
a few days. The family have the
sympathy of all in their affliction.
We call attention to the new
“ad” of The Curtis Hardware Co.
on our last page. It is time to
think of buying a new stove and
they have all the best of it when
it comes to filling your wants.
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IMPLEMENTS
The best farm Implements are those
that satisfy the farmer, not only in
Colorado, but in every state in the U. S.
PEERING
Implements have a national reputation
for quality and give pleasure to all
who use them. We have a full line.
We carry a complete line of Wagons,
Buggies, Runabouts, Harness, in fact,
everything that the farmer needs.
MILTON SPENCER
A combination playing under
the title of the Eastern Matie
I'ountain company held down
the boards in the Bruce hall part
of this week. Th ;y played to
very small audiences which de
creased rapidly each night. They
have a part of the Marie Foun
tain people but not enough to
give any thing of a show.
v ||p fort from the legs up, for it
V I lllit holds the fire, burns any
** " ™ kind of fuel and gives you
all the warmth you want or
with a good character is the just as little. Don't exper
genuine Round Oak. It iment; it wont pay you.
has been on the market There is but one Round
these many, many years, Oak. It is sold in town at
and is still the leader in our store only,
sales and popularity. It is f
the best. It is solid com-
The Curtis Hardware Company.
On another page appears the
"ad" of the Quaker City Mono
gram whisky, far famed for its
excellent quality and purity.
Cavanaugh & Grasse sell it, and
are the exclusive handlers of this
brand in Paonia.
Col. Chinn is sending out from
one to two cars of apples daily
now. His large orchard is a scene
of great activity.
Grapes for sale. J. Hunt.
H. R. Fish made a trip to Den
ver this week.
Mrs. Kuhnley is ill this week
and has symptoms of typhoid.
Walter Harris lett Monday
morning for his home in Illinois.
F. Converse is moving from
tewn out to his ranch above
Pitkin mesa.
Mrs. S. C. Henn is quite ill
with an attack of diphtheria. Dr.
Follansbec is attending her.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Heberling
and Mr. Kemp have returned
from their camping trip up in the
hills.
Mr. Tennant, of the Hotchkiss
Really company, spent Sunday in
Paonia and went over to Crawford
Monday morning.
We should like to call the at
tention of our readers to the half
tones that frequently appear in 1
this paper. From those best
posted we are getting credit for
securing the best results on this
class of work of any paper in the
the state. We invite comparison (
with any, and when it is taken
into consideration that good clear
half tone work is not expected j
except on glazed paper, we think
we have occasion for a little self- j
congratulation on the quality of
press work done in this shop.
The town council failed to get
a quorum together last Tuesday
and adjourned over to Friday
evening.
During the absence of John
McDonough on his hunting trip
W. S. Edwards held down the
blacksmith shop in good shape.
Herbert Wheeler, of Grand
Junction, arrived in town last
Sunday evening and will visit
with the Allen family for a time.
The Paonia High School nine
played ball with the Hotchkiss
nine last Sunday for the gate re
ceipts. The score stood If! to 2
in favor of Paonia.
The millinery opening by Hycr
& Ward at the Ladies' Bazaar this
week was largely attended by Pa
onia ladies. Their display of fine
millinery was duly appreciated
and evidences that Paonia has a
first-class establishment in this
line.
Huge loads of apples are reach
ing the packing houses at inter
vals of about five minutes during
the entire day now and other
packing gangs arc working like
beavers in the orchards. Practi
cally the entire apple crop is
already marketed and at prices
that guarantee prosperity till an
other crop is made. There is
nothing like living in a locality
where the returns for labor arc
certain and sure.
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!BRIGHTEN UP
THE HOME
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* Paint the Wood Work, Oil the Floors,
* Varnish the Furniture, Paper the Rooms,
* Enamel the Iron Bed Stead and Bath Tub,
Paint the outside and you will
have a New Home.
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The Independent Lumber Co.
The hunting party composed of
John McDonough, Ed. Stevens,
Matt Cavanaugh, W. J. Reid, M.
Clay and Henry Spencer, re
turned Wednesday night after
a long trip with but very little
success. They had good grit,
staying out till their grub gave
out, but they did not get a shot at
big game.
Palos and Loyd Carpenter, of
Cebolla, came into town Thursday
to bring in a couple of Cripple
Creek men who had been taken
ill while hunting up in Coal basin.
They returned this morning to
take charge of Judge Beaman and
Tyson Dines and steer them
against the largest bear in the
North Fork.
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We DO sell) Froit Lands ’
, Stock Lands,
The BEST J Beet Lands.
I We think it worth the investigation of 1
fruit Growers, Stockmen, or Farmers. I
Write for information. j
i Harm Loans, Insurance I
Collections. j
Fruitland Realty & Investment Co. j
Hotchkiss, Colorado.
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SOME BARGAINS.
For Sale:—A good work team.
Apply at this office.
For sale: —A good 22 calibre
rifle. Inquire of Mulford IMewis.
Found:—A fly book. Call at
this office and pay for this notice.
For Sale—A mandolin in good
condition. Apply to The News
paper.
Fresh Home rendered I.ard at
reduced prices at People's Meat
Market
Prunes—Fresh culls, 25 cents an
apple box at Zed Watson’s ranch.
50 cents delivered.
Two New White Sewing Ma
chines at cost.
The Curtis Hardware Co.
Ten acres, all in cultivation, oiuy
one mile from town. Cheap. See
C. C. Hawkins.
Go to the Paoma Meat Market
for fish. All kinds of Fresh
Ocean Fish in stock.
WANTED—A snare drum in
good condition, address
The Newspaper.
Wanted:—Men wanted to clear
ten acres on contract, one mile up
the river, J. Hunt.
For Sale:—A good large cook
stove, wood burner, an excellent
baker. Price 55.00.
Chas. E. Lewis.