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ROOJOOtOJOJOOf OOOOOOOfOIK
I Fourth of July Sale! !
0 Beginnir g June 20, will last ONE WEEK. Trimmed 6
8 9
Flowers 20 | nl mi SPECIAL SALE on Q
Ribbon**. Hieri>ins, Embroideries, Laces, Handker-
X chiefs. Collars. Hells, Hose, etc. g
Q HYER & WARD’S §
SOtOOO O OOtJ OCK<OHC»<O!<O>a3>XX»
USEFUL INFORMATION.
Trains and Mails
lU'iruliir I’luutfiiiti-r train nrriv»*m from enat
ftt <» 1 •» |». iii Im f.ir \\ .--t at * 1 •* a. ill.
Mail* <•!«*►• it 7 1... in.
Town Officers
Muyor. ('. i: Dixon.
Clerk. K. K. Huftv
Treasurer. Mn*. f.ulu II llawklmt.
Trustee... II K. Maxville. l*liill |> Ki«enkra
mer. W It. Crook. s. < . Ileun. «». W llmler
nml John Mi N.iiiifliton
Attorney, J. H. Baxter.
Marwhaf, Bert Chapman,
Water Kupt.. Bert « a ip.
Potior Manirtrate. i!. W. Hntrr.
The Board of TruMi’en imrt t!»•* drat ami
third Tuesday of each month.
County Officers
• lerk nml Hemriler, Dali S Doughty.
Treasurer. Janie*. K. Ikrklfjr,
Sheriff, t hiipman S. Uililm,
A»w»«iir. S. I., i ’ockreham.
Judge. I red N. Dirkeraon.
Su|*er1n ten dent, MU* Ktnma <1. Myen*.
Kurrejror, John li • urtU.
forooer. Dr. C. II Buritin.
Attorney. George Stephan.
Co mm I Mi oner H.I Dirt.. R. o. Wllmot,
ComtnUriom r '.M Diet . J<m> IliiuHe.
CommiMoloner Dt Diet.. K. U. (iett*
The Churches
FRIENDS—Siniilay School 111 no a. m.,
Preaching II "<• Jt r. j nprt Ice *1 :$•» p.
m. Junior C. I. 7 '.op. m larnlm; wn ire
h:00 p. tn. I'rrtjrr Dieetlur Wcdn*a»day
evening 7;:io r.ii.iiii--. 'i,r. i.uijj fln>t > itur
day lu each month at J p. tn.
K. IlnWIHli liHilVS, I'artor.
M E.—Preaching ui Sun.lav nt 11 o«» a tn.
■ltd H:Oo |i in Sunday School at pi ihi a
tn. Ppvrorth I-*■ >gue prayer uiertliiu ''inwlny
at 7:tMi it it* |»n«v*-r nieetlnr each 'Vf.lne»
day at • .'to p. m. tut it*an Viw iat. Paetor.
FIILSTcoMJKKtJATIONAlv—Comer Third
•treet ami N.-rtn Cork ummi. IV hhk
#.-r\ leer ,| t 11 oo , >.| .*» < • p II, Hull
day arb.Hil lil.lMi a. m. • hrftatlan Kndeiour
inerting 7:00 p. n»
Her. L. u Wu.th»:ii<ikh.
FIRST BAPTIST- Meet a each Sunday at
Itop-ni C1ui|m*I >u Ida-lit art I at 10:00. a.
tn I‘notching artVv» at 11 on a. tn. nml
k:HO|« m. prayer meet ing: « \ery VVet|ni«.|ay
evening c |i Smith Paetor.
ciiuiHTlAN cfll'lh H —Every Dml't l»ay
—Sunday N liiml. 1 •» a tu . preaching aer*
vVce» ll a in an.I u o.» j, ut . • I Prayer
Meet lt<g. 7 1 • p i M l . I’rayer Meet
ItllC. e*era Wediaa.luy c»mi ug at H ' a» o'clock.
Junior rarfmimr Ht«rlety 2:ftU p. m
The IjW.lte*' AM s.dety m.«-t* evenr -cili.l
Wr>lf'r»l.i» »t 2 iM» iiVI.Ki in the o/lmitHA.
J K llrertn. Ptu*t«»r.
Societies.
I'AOMA UHkil.. K MlillTs OF py.
Til US s- < 1J- ion .l .• I
fourth Wnllie-e-iat rln i.- the* I O. O. I
hall V belt IHR Brethren i»rr invited tee at
tell . • 1 ' 1 • ••
C. C. Hawaii-*. K a.f It. ami S.
. 'V' ov, . A ! . N °■}**•} v
o€ 01 t-.-v*' I hnr-.l t nhflil
In thl.l l.ile.a . hail \ t-ltiii|4
broth. r» «m
J W Rot re AT. N It
I* AON IA KKIIKKA M»|MJF No. 2*t. I O
C) I liiivtn .M.ra !» r»» .. .1 third Turmlny
r»e-i .• nOt I • - \ l-it 1 iijj -i
--t- «1 •: t.r.»lh» r- v* . .
Mem «m a % N o
kill- \ cei.t T e I«HK. Swrrtary.
ROBIMIOOD • AMF. \t» «:ui, w o. \t
me- t« Or—t amt thlnl M- n l r of rurli month
at setup rn Dni' j.r .< t r run Walnr
day nrtiiof. YUtlajr is. i*r»..«r- DntrruaUy
-alroliM- We* 11-o ieiN. • 1 .
K. I*. lleun.iVrk
VOMBX Ol FIKIIK lUn •iilii n« >
r>.l7. lurw-i- ilr-t m. l tiilnl I rt.'iiy »*ee*nlnu- of
a/ech month V Mflne 1 • glilmr* ami n.-«t
Ole*Mll-T- reenllnlly lllllteel
H . 1 11 nr.xow, fl \
Mint Bh h i RitMts. « Vrk.
I'AOMA POST No 111. O a R.. mrrt
flr»l ami thlnl Saturday .*f e*.-»« h 111 until at
ill Vial tin A romraetra m rordlnlly
*U» Itrel to at te*||.|
• i w, lEimiXM*. I'ee—t I'nm.
J. Vt Krtle. Adl'itant.
WOMEN'S KEI.IFK 1 OKI'S. No. 11l «i
A. I: ti»»wt- Mr-t situnlai nl|hi nnel thlnl
Saturday afternoon of each month.
\|n- Asm Ei>i » n. Fma.
Ml— AI.N » 1f1i.1.. Se*c.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMEItD A. FA
ONIA ' AMI*. NO. 1111. I« the* -Voinl
am! fourth Erhlay of each month. Vl-itlnit
ne*i|tlile«ir— eirlroiix'
V. T Hn.it. V «\
W. It. o«touwTn<iK. tlcrk.
RoVAI. NEIUHIWUtS OF AMII'.ItA
WtMlDlllNEi AMI* NO .17.14. tn—la tin- flr-t
and thlnl We*eli*—«lay of e*.wl» month. Ylalt- 1
In IT nr*i|chlior- an* cordially liultetl to I—
prrarut. leri (i lliiou o
Mu.t*«r n Amu hwii, Reronle r.
I’INTAH TRIBE No loft, I o B. 11..
nirrt- In «'ro«ek liall every Tuc-elny’a -he p nt
thr e*i|(hth run.
J. F. WxKKnitl.li. Hae*he*m.
t'l.lsTeis 11i.iv kn. Filled of Rrronla. I
Of 'ON EE FOI Ni 11. NO. ft;i. DAtfIIITERS
OF IMM AIIONTAS. uirrta wcutnl ami fourth
Thur-day of each month. \ l-ltlnir Frlnci**eae*-
nl« ay a wrlrottie*
I.r.NA Ham Mown, Feernhonttui,
Ai.in: Hill. Kirj-r of Beronla.
FIRE MOUNTAIN I.OIMIE. NO. 4072. F.
M. A., uirrta flr-t and thlnl Wntnanlny
-vrnliiK- of rat'll month In Freetek liall. \ l-lt-
Inic lenethrra alway- wrlcomr.
Roy Dokk.ii. Fn*-ldt*nt,
llamv> v Lank. Hrrrrtnrjr.
Tho-. II at* h. Faptaln U. R.
I'AOMA I.ODfIK NO. 121. A. F. 4k
A. M , ri'Kular ctuninunlrntltma thr
flr-t ami thlnl Momlay even I iik- of
rach month nt s o'rlteck p. m.. In
Odd Frllow'- hall. Yl-ltlti«t lertith-
&
•ra cordially invltesl.
J. 11. lIAXTKII. W. M.
HaNDoi.ru Wilmamnin, Sec.
Loam Wanted.
A few pood loans wanted on
ranches, improved town property,
ditch stock or collateral notes.
C. C. Hawkins
LOCAL ITEMS.
Celebrate the Fourth at Wel
t j burn’s.
For Sale:—3 inch Bain wagon,
almost new. J. Neiman.
Mrs. E. Cartmel moved into
; her new house last Thursday.
Ed. Curtis left Sunday morning
for a month’s visit with relatives
1 and friends in lowa.
John W. Bruce is la>ing a
cement block walk on the cast
side of his residence this week.
Insure your property with me,
all old line companies, best is ai
ways cheapest. See C. C. Hawkins.
Miss Katheiine Norton left tor
New Mexico Thursday where she
will teach a term ot school for
! the next year
Mis*. Elsie Vandcgntt, of
Montrose, arrived in l'aonia Sat
I urday evening and is visiting
, with Mrs C K Raw alt for a few
1 i days.
r ~ ’
Frank Hall is recovering from
, a very severe attack of pneumonia,
i M rs. J M Speer has been the
i competent nurse during his ill
r. ness*.
r Ja k Wakefield has arranged
to go into business in L ike City
and will soon remove to that
place We arc very sorrv to lose
him even for a season.
1 The regular celebration ot lowa
Hay will be held on July 18th.
At tin- writing we are unable to
, -'ate where the celebration will
‘ be held but that will lie announced
I later.
STRAYED:—Bay mare three
years old branded with two J one
reversed and both connected
making II it* center. Wire cut
below brand Patty taking
same up can get »>0 reward by
addicssing postal to
W. W. Ft i ali.en. l'aonia.
A deal was closed Monday by
■ which J. M. Speer became the
owncr of the store fixtures and
business ot T W Vincent, the
feed store man. Mr. Speer will
1 take possc-sion on or near July
loth, and will continue the bust
ness as heretofore. will leave
! for Holly soon where he will
close up his ranch affairs.
I Last fall L. I'. Hell buried some
. potatoes in the saw dust at the
mill to keep same over and when
. he dug them up the other day he
found that they had germinated
> and he had a lot of new potatoes
II as large as hen eggs. Two sam
' pies on our'desk speak volumes
for this manner ot raising new
potatoes without the arduous toil
. 1 usually put in.
On Thursday at the office of
I Justice Travis in Delta. Mrs. M.
| Richardson and Geo. Hider were
! united in marriage. The couple
will at once take up their resi
dence on the groom’s ranch on
Payne mesa, and they have the
hearty congratulations of a large
number of triends. Mr. Hider is
water commissioner for this dis
trict besides being a ranchman of
'experience and ability.
Judge Osboldstone this week
brought a gallon of selected
strawberries to this office that
were certainly the finest batch of
berries that we ever saw. The
wife would not let us eat them
but at once preserved the lot and
if we can ever catch her away
from home we know those berries
will be missing when she returns.
The Judge says there an: lots !
more like them in his garden, but
if so he has the finest strawberry
pa»ch in the North Fork.
No one could imagine what a
speaker meant when he said,
"Biddy diddy,” and then, stopped,
and after a moment of confusion,
said. "Diddy biddy,” and then,
with scarlet face and coldly pers
ing brow, gasped out, "Dibby
biddy, biddy doo.” Then he had
to sit down to rest awhile before
he could say, "Did he bid adieu?”
—Ex.
J. F. Wakefield is widening the
road up on Oak mesa so the
threshing machine may be taken
up there this fall to thresh out a
couple of years crop of wheat for
him. Last year he stacked his
wheat and carried it over and
this fall he thinks he will nave
about 2,500 bushels from both
crops.
The work ot putting an addi
tional story on the canning fac
tory is progressing favorably.
The new story will be completed
in ample time for the opening of
the canning season. This inMitu
! tion has done much for Paoma
| and bi :s fair to be one of our
most important industries.
The longest perfectly straight
reach of railway is -aid by trav
eler* to be that of the Argentine
Pacific Railway from Buenos
I Ayres to the foot of the Andes.
! I*or 211 miles it is without a curve,
and has no c utting or cnbankment
deeper than two or three feet.—
Exchange
All km - ot conveyance papers
■ quicklv ami promptly prepared,
'abstracts of title furm»hed on
' short not- <*. See C. C. Hawkins.
I- D. M Faddcn is in the. Lily
I lands th's week showing some
parties h w to put land and
water tog her and make a profit.
Singer >-wing machine, practi
I caHy new tor sale cheap for cash
| Apply to Miss M abel Ault.
Dr. J. I) Walker was up from
I Cory this week.
Firework- at Weloorn’s.
Examination for Forest Ranger.
Examination for Forest Ranger
will be held at Gunnison, Colo
rado il\ 23 and 24. 1007. Ap
\ If n blanks form 1093 may
by tained by applying to
Will i R Krcutzer, Forest
Supei stir and Gunnison. Exami
ner, Gunnison, Colorado.
The Forest Service is desirous
of securing good, sober and in
dustrious vc ting men who arc
acquainted with life in the Rocky
Mountains, and understand the
timber and stock business.
All inquiries pertaining to the
examination will be promptly
answered, and the necessary
blanks furnished.
Very truly yours.
William R. Krkutzek.
Forest Supervisor, and Gunni
son Examiner
Grand Lodge knights of Pythias Meeting.
For the above occasion we will
sell tickets io Fort Collins, Colo ,
and return at one fare. Tickets
to be on sale August 11. and 12,
good returning until August 17th,
1907. I*.are $17.05 from Paonia.
F* C. Pa IST, Agent.
The Ten Commandments Revised.
The ten commandments as re |
vised to fit the mail order cata J
logue house plant: First —You|!
shall sell your farm products fur;!
cash whenever you can, but not !
to us; we do not buy from you !
Second—You shall believe our |!
statements and buy all you need !
from us because we want to be !
good to you, although w*c are n«-t !
personally acquainted with you
Third—You shall send the money i
in advance to give us the chance
to ge r the goods from the factory
with your money; meanwhile you
will have to wait patiently a few
weeks because that is our bust
ness method. Fourth—You shall
apply to your nearest city to aid
you in building the depot which
you buy from us, for we do not
budd country roads. Fifth—You
shall buy church bells and interior
fixtures from us and forward the
money in advance, for that is our
business method, and you shall
collect from the business men in
your vicinity as much money as
you can for the benefit of your
churches. Although we get
more money from you than they
do, still it is against our rules to
donate money for building coun
try churches. Sixth—You shall
buy your »ools from us and be
I your own mechanic in order to
drive the mechanics from your
i vicinity, for we wish it so. Sev- i
enth- \ou *shill induce your
neighbor to buy everything from «
, us. as we have room for the.
j money—the less money there is
'left in your community, the!
sooner we can put your local!
merchant out of business and j
jeh irge you any price we please, j
j Eighth—You shail look often at |
the beiutitul pictures in our ca a
iogues, so your wishes will in
jcrcAsc, and you will send in a big ,
'order, although you are not in!
j immediate need of the good*.!
otherwise you might have some
I money left to buv necessary I
: goods of your local merchants.!
Ninth- You ’-iii 1 have the me
j chamcs who repur the goods you
j buy from u- bo k the b*ll so you
can -end the money for his laoor
to us for new good-, otherwise he !
will not notice our influence.!
Tenth—You shall, in cise of acci* j
j dent, steknes- or need apply to
your local dealers lor aid or •
1 credit, as we do net know you •
Merchants Trade Journal
A. O. U. W. Members.
Every member of the A O L* !
VV. order i* requested to call at |
the Bro-s house and register hist
name and residence as well as his
lodge. The object is to obtain a
list to be used in case of the ill
ness or death of a woikman.
\V. T. Bkoss.
No. ITS. Imperial. Neb.
| beginning jj
June firs*, and until farther notice we will keep
0 open during the lorenoon Monday to Friday indu- 0
jj sive and all day Saturday. J|
jj THE NORTH FORK FKIT’T GROWERS ASSN. ft
M THE NELSON BROS FRUIT CO. a
Soaooooiao oooaoooo*
f ickTvblivk7°eTTf
8 1 laving purchased the Ice business of Parker Balch, JK
lam prepared to deliver Ice in any quantity Tele- *
Q phone orders will be promptly attended. 0
PROMPT SERVICE—REASONABLE PRICES
Q Coupon Books sold on 30 Days Time. JJ
A Co-op Phone 6-A J. L. WILSON. ft
| Dr. G. C. Farts j
* X
1 A regular graduate in dent- -E
jb istrv of the Cincinnati College.
of rlentical surgery baa eatab- <i| »
/{' lislied tin office next door to
Spencer’B store. I>r. Paris in ijj
prepared to perform all ojiera- w
tions in dentistry according to
the most recent modes that
A prevail among representative w
2 dentists of the Country .
£ SPKCI.A L attention given to
£ saving the natural teeth and
♦ to the care of Children's teeth. *
A Office hours—
s 8:30 a. in. to 4:00 p. m.
s-s-
J Boys’ ,@i J
; Home ”(s)| %
* I,®). Barber *
» '§s Shop J
• *
* Experienced Management *
* Up-to-Uate In every Particular *
* YOU ARK ISYITKD TO CALL *
* Baths and Laundry Basket in J
* Connection. £
* BROSS 4. CAMP, Props *
J C. W. Rudolph, j
4 ..1 HOUSES and *
- Other St<*ck Attended to
4 promptly. \
0 0
' t Headquarters at Canine's J
f Livery Barn. .
f l'aonia, - - Colo.
THE NORTH FORK
I SOUVENIR I
T ♦
I 2 1* the UMt Complete nr>d Beautifully S
5 Illu-trntf-l DcwrriptD*ii ••! th*- North m
1 t
£ X
* .till PRICE 50 CENTS. *J*
* J
* The Paonia Newspaper,
7 Publishers.
FOR AGENTS-AN OPPORTUNITY!
“THE OLD WORLD
AND IT'S WAYS”
BY
William Jennings Bryan
NOV READY FOR SOLICITORS.
57<» Imperial Octavo Pages. Over 200 Su
perb Engraving* from photographs
taken by Mr. Bryan.
Recounts his trip around the world
and his visits to all nations. The
i gn a test book of travel ever written,
j The people are waiting for it. The
agent’s harvest. OUTFIT FREE—
Send lift v cents to cover mailing and
handling.
The Thompson I’ublishing Co..
St. Louis. Mo.

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