The newspaper., October 13, 1905, Image 8

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KEEP YOUR MONEY
By buying one of our good, sen-ice
able Parses or Bill Books. It has
been said that the man who carries
his money in a purse shows thrift, any
way it is a lot safer.
There is no chance for discussion
when it is said that our line of Leather
Goods is not equaled in the Valley.
The Latest Styles in
Ladies’ Hand Bags.
THE WELBORN DRUG STORE
LOCAL ITEMS.
It pays to trade with
The Curtis Hdw. Co.
Katie returned from her
visit to Denver last Saturday
evening.
For Sale: —Cheap for cash, a
good work team and a nice gentle
single driver. Inquire at this office.
Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth, of
Denver, are here visiting the lat
ter’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
M. P. Gonner.
Wm. Duke and Pete Slatten
were up from Hotchkiss Tuesday
just moseying aroun i and look
ing at a good town.
Perolin makes carpets as good
as new by taking out every atom
of dust. It will save the wife
half her work over the usual form
of sweeping and dusting.
Good apple packers and good
foremen are wanted by the
Hotchkiss Fruit Company. Ap
ply by phone or postal.
The Hotchkiss Fruit Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Mingay, of Canon
City, parents of Mrs. W. E. Perry,
are here visiting their daughter.
Mr. Mingay is a member of the
editorial profession aud has spent
most of a life time with different
Colorado publications. He spent
several hours with The News
paper, making us a visit that we
appreciated. Wish he could see
his way clear to come to the
North Fork and stay.
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
H. W. Davis, of Delta, ac
companied by Mr. Star, of a
Utah loan company, were in
town Tuesday examing some
property upon which they had
applications for loans.
If we have many more cold
nights it will stimulate the coal
dealers considerably.
AMv|a||p ,L fort from the legs up, for it
V I lIUk fief holds the fire, burns any
” " ™ kind of fuel and gives you
iall the warmth you want or
with a good character is the just as little. Don't exper
genuine Round Oak. It intent; 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
the best. It is solid com-
Tire Curtis Hardware Company.
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1 Milo D. Carothcrs and wife, of
' Corning, Iowa, arrived in Paonia
Sunday evening on their return
trip from the Portland fair.
They remained over visiting his
brother, C. G. Carothers and
family, till Wednesday morning
when they left for their Iowa
home.
Mrs. Wm. Starks is here from
Cory, visiting her relatives.
Grapes for sale. J. Hunt.
Perolin will settle the dust
quesion.
Luther Rood was up from
Hotchkiss Monday.
We are ready for your apples at
the Canning Factory.
E. J. Mathews & Co.
The Pi kin Miner brings word
this week of the death from can
cer of the stomache of Dr. A. F.
Pettingill, which occurred Mon
day, Oct. 2. Many of our peo
ple were acquainted with the
Doctor, who was one of the most
popular citizens of that camp.
Many is the miner and ranchman
whom the Doctor has braved
mountain blizzards to relieve of
sudden illness. Dr. Pettingill will
be greatly missed and lovingly
remembered for many years.
From the Council proceedings
it will be observed that the
matter of repairing the reservoir
is still dragging. The foresight
of the board in putting in a
supplemental reservoir is all that
has given us a water supply for
many months, and it does seem
that the contractors, if they desire
to do the right thing at all, should
put a new bottom in the old one
and that without delay. In the
event of a fire we should be in
bad shape if it got under such
headway as to require the use of
a great deal of wa'er.
Mailing envelopes, just the right
size for the Paonia Fruit book, at
this office Any quantity.
Miss Winifred Hammond made
a trip to Montrose and Colona,
where she has property interi sts,
this week. While there she dis
posed of her cattle.
F'red Myers and Mr. Ilemler,
of Beatrice, Neb., are here rep
resenting considerable money,
and are seeking land. Beatrice
people are becoming interested
in the North F'ork and we may
expect a number of them out
here this fall and next spring.
Ed. and Mrs. Hall left on
Thursday for Paonia where they
may locate for a time; should
they do so, the Herald com
mends them to the good people
of the promising North F'ork town,
as Mr. and Mrs. Hall arr among
those designated as "the salt of
the earth.”—Meeker Herald.
The fact is that with improved
facilities, new and costly machin
ery, buying paper in large quanti
ties for spot cash, The Newspa
per can and will save you money
on anything you need in the
printing line. We always suit you
because we invariably submit
proof for your approval and we
only ask for a trial job. If you
try us once you will stay with us.
Call and get prices before you
buy or call us over the Colorado
phone and we will come to you.
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The Independent Lumber Co.
If you are thinking of building
a.wall or plastering see Moritz &
Hammond and get prices on
cement They have the best on
the market and at the right price.
All kinds ot conveyance papers
quickly and correctly prepared;
abstracts of title furnished on
short notice. See C. C. Hawkins.
If you want something to put
you right in line for a dustless
store or residence call at this of
fice and examine into the merits
of "Perolin”. It makes sweeping
absolutely dustless and is a valu
able germicide and disinfectant.
We have taken the sole agency
from the Peters Paper Company
for this article and can supply it
in any quantity.
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The Holidays are
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j This may he a Little Early to mention the 11
Holidays hut we want you to
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j For BARGAINS in Holiday Goods, and in the mean- I
time remember I can save you Money on Beds '-If
and Bedding, including Heavy Comforts
jfe and Blankets. A
t J. F. CROOK, I
$ The Furniture Man. ifc
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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 Plewis.
Found:—A fly book. Call at
this office and pay for this notice.
Fresh Home rendered Lard at
reduced prices at People’s Meat
Market
Two New White Sewing Ma
chines at cost.
The Curtis Hardware Co.
Ten acres, all in cultivation, orny
one mile from town. Cheap. See
C. C. Hawkins.
Goto the Paonia 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.
Lost —Last Sunday, a small
black pocket book. Return to
this office.
FOR SALK:—Ten acres choice
fruit land near Klbcrta, under
fence, together with ten inches of
! perpetual water for $1500 on easy
terms. Now is the time to take
i advantage or low prices as pi cei
will dcu: L with lie next .iop.
1. D. McFadden.