The newspaper., December 03, 1909, Image 8

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NEW SAMPLES ARRIVED!
My new samples of woolens have just arrived and you
should Inspect them before buying that new suit. While
1 make a specialty of fine Custom Made Work, I also take
orders for those who wish to buy the cheaper eastern
work. The H. M. Marks people are one of the largest and
most reliable houses In Chicago, and when your measure
Is taken by A Tailor who understands his business, there
Is not the slightest risk of a misfit.
SUITS $l2 AND UP x
Your money refunded if we cannot satisfy you
LADIES’ AND 6ENTS’ CLOTHES **• rr/->¥ir»
CLEANED AND REPAIRED IVVJIIK.
The Merchant Tailor
LOCAL ITEMS
Welborn's Big Jlolidaij Display.
\V. R. McNutt went to Delta
Monday morning.
George Gallop spent a few days j
in Delta this week.
We sell a fire insurance policy 1
that assures. Cline & Hufty.
Bluford West returned to Delta
Wednesday after spending a few
days in Paonia.
A. E. Smith aud family moved
into the Arthur Wade residence
on Or.arga Avenue this week.
Mrs. F. E. Jones who has been
visiting relatives here returned
to her home in Denver Tuesday
morning.
The Studebaker Junior Wagon
pleases the children and wears
like the big fellows. The Paonia
Implement and Feed store.
| All kinds of conveyance papers
quickly and promptly prepared,
abstracts of title furnished on
short notice. See C. C. Hawkins.
As I have stated before my
coupon books are still sold at a
5 per cent, discount for cash Phil
Eisenkramer has lots of them at
The Peoples Meat Market.
The present weather illustrates
the skill of the engineer who set
the grade for street crossings.
The mud on them is a little thin
ner and more abundant than else
where
Harry Cluster who spent a few
’ days last week looking over the
country returned to Denver Sun
day where he will remain a few
weeks and then return and take
up his residence on the ranch
which he purchased while here.
Now that he has laid down the
onerous burden of editorial scrap
ping, C. T. Rawalt has been cast
ing about for something on which
he can expend his surplus energy.
He thinks if present weather con
ditions continue he may consider
the expediency of establishing a
duck farm or an outdoor aqua
rium adjacent to his new resi
dence.
I C. B. HAMILTON, DENTIST I
y ireful Attention Given to all Classes |
of Dental Work *
Call or Phone for Appointment §
IS— 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Co-Op. Phone |
■fice in Kennedy building, Grande Ave. §
Under the headline of "The Wis
dom of Silence,” the Success Mag
azine prin.ts the following story:
"The late Judge Silas Bryan, the
father of Willian J. Bryan, once
had several hams stolen from his
smoke house. He missed them
at once, but said nothing about
|it to any one. A few days later a
neighbor came to him. ‘Say,
Judge,’ he said, ‘hear'd yew
had some hams stole t'other
night.’ ‘Yes,’ replied the Judge,
very confidentially, ‘but don't teil
any one. You and I are the only
ones who know it.”’
The Ladies Aid of the Christ
iau church met at the home of
Mrs. McClure, on Grand Ave., for
a social time and to transact some
business last Tuesday evening.
The next regular meeting will be
at her home on Thursday De
cember 9th.
A room 12x12, 9 feet high will
cost you for plaster $28.80, for
compo board $37.44. We will
seal it up inside with 8 inch
boards to receive paper and can
vas for $17.28 or sell you the
lumber for $ll.OO.
Lanhdon & Groves.
Miss Alta Beeztey returned
home Friday evening from Grand
Junction where she has been vis
iting her sister Mrs. Wesley Erick
son. Miss Betzley has accepted
a position with the Booster, be
gining her new duties Monday.
W. A. Starks and wife, who
spent most of last week in l'aonia
with relatives, returned to their
home in Austin Sunday.
The Black Diamond nupe is
now ready to sell coal to alf'par
ties. Lump coal, mine run coal,
nut c< al and slack.
Oliver Astoll and wife, who
have been here lor several months
left on Saturday’s train for Pali
sade, Colo.
Don't tail to hear the famous
BIG 4 Quartet at the Opera house
December 10. 28
Miss Cora Moblo, of Peoria,
111., is visiting her sister, Mrs. C.
S. Meech.
Books for Christmas at
DUNBAR’S.
Advertised In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Okla.,
Nov. 22, 1909.
R. A. Gabler,
Paonia, Colo.,
Dear Brother:— Your most
appreciated letter recived a few
days ago. My fruit arrived today,
and I have the jars all washed
and polished. Maybe you think
they are not a pretty sight. You
should see the Oklahoma eyes as
they pass in and out, as I am the
only one far and wide [who has
fruit put up. You will have all
my neighbors coming to Paonia
from the way they feel now.
I cannot express to you in
words our greatfulness for that
fine box of apples. Everything
came 0.K.; not a jar or box bro
ken, and cost me just $2.85 for
the barrel.
Your Sister.
Mrs. O.M. Keller
Wanted
Cow hides, calf hides, either
dry or green. I will pay the
highest market price. Don’t be
afraid to bring your hides to
Wood’s Grocery & Bakery, he will
pay you what they are worth in
cash, i
Snyder-Burris
Tuesday evening of this week,
at the Congregational parsonage,
John Snyder, of Crawford, and
Mrs. Minnie Burris, formerly o(
Crawford, were united in marriage
by Rev. G. E. Wood. The newly
married couple will reside in Pa
onia.
Teachers’ Examination
The regular Examination of
Teachers will be held at the court
house in Della. Dec. Hi, 17 and
18 1909. and at Paonia in the
Masonic Hall Dec. 1U and 17, and
the High School building Dec. 18.
1909. Anderson,
County Supt. of Schools, Delta
County. 18
Notice.
The Annual meeting of the
Delta County Cattle Growers'
Association will meet in Barrow’s
hall, in Hotchkiss, Colorado, on
Saturday, December 4th, 1909.
Members and all cattle men are
requested to be present as an im
portant letter from the Forest
Service, by Acting Chief of Graz
ing, will be r -ad This will con
cern all wh • ru.i cattle on the
Forest Reserve
Sheriff’s Sale.
By virtue of nn execution Iwiued out of aud
wilier the eenl of the IMatrlct Court In nrnl
for t lie County f Delta no<l Htdlte of Colo
nolo, ti|min n Jmlgnieut rnulrwl anil <lork
rted In lhe mill I court on tlirlßHh «li»y of Sep
tember. 11109. In mi notion wherein The lilile-
Isentient Jaumlter Company, a corporation. i
plitlntlff nml htirrh of CThrlut of Paonia.
Colorado, In «!•fendnnt. la f«vor of the eald
plaintiff, ami fit ilnet the mild defendant, for
the Minn 98. whleli execution wim dl
retted and dell«ered to me ax sheriff la and
for Haiti CountV of Delta. I have levied upon
all the right, title mid Interest of the Hnld tie
fend ant. the church off’brief of I'aonln Colo
rado, la anti to the following deacrllsed
real property, to-wit: Ltita No. 1. 2 anti Ji
IlliH-k No. I of llalej’e Addition to the town
of I'aonln. Colorado.
Ami notice In hereby given that I. the un
•lendgned, the * terlff of mUd Delta County.
Colorado, will ell the above deecrilsed real
property to Irigheat bidder for rneh at nubile
auction, at the «’ o urt Ilouee In the City of
Delta In the Count v of Delta aud elate of
Colorado, on the 4th day of December, 11*01#.
at two o'clock p. m. of that day to eatlefy
the eald execution, together with the Intereet
and coet thereon
Dated thle 12th. day of November, 1901#.
I. H. Wilma Me.
Sheriff of Dell-** County, Colo.
First publication November fifth.
(.net publication l>ecemlser, flrd.
Notice of Execution Sale.
ruhllc notice U hereby given that under
anti by virtue of a certain writ of execution
iseued out of the county court of Delta
county, Colorado, on the let tiny of October,
1909. In a certain ranee therein pending lu
which the Fniitland Irrigation Company
wne plaintiff and Oran T. fleeter wae de
fendant commanding me to make of the
Innde and tenement* of eald defendant the
earn of sM4.Jill and fll.ftO coete. I have
levied upon the following described real
estate of enid defendaul. to-wlt:
I.ot three (.*1) and the Mouth half of the
northwest quarter (south V 4 northwest V»)
of section two (2) township fourteen, (14)
south of range ninety-one, (1*1), west of the
sixth I*. H„ in Delta rouuty, Colorado.
And that I will sell said land to satisfy
said Judgment at public auction at the south
front door of the court house In the city of
Delta, Delta county Colorado, on the 18th
day of December. 1901*. at the hour of one
o’clock In the afternoon, for the highest and
best price the same will bring In cash, and
out of the proceeds of said sale satisfy said
Judgment, costs anil all expenses of sale.
Dated at Delta, Colorado, November 211 li
1909. I. 11. Williams.
Sheriff of Delta County Colorado,
First Public nt loti Nov. 20. 1909
Last Publication. Dee. IT, 11*09
j The Peoples Meat Market [
♦ la the Moat Reliable Market in the City. I
♦ We handle all kinds of Freah Dressed Meats, J
j Produce, Lunch Goods, Smoked and Salt |
I Meats. Your Patronage is Kindly Solicited. t
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| Come in and See t
1 OUR LINE OF GOODS FOR YOURSELF |
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you eon do nothings you eon give
no ptesent to youl good vtifte that
vhCC please he\ so mu eft as to five
hei money to go to oul stole and Suy
Some ft u>miXu\e tend lugs ol dlap
e\ies ftok hel home.
ift you do this U vti££ Se getting
Something that thirt hoCe ftami&y vtiit
enftoy. you too ake paltoft the ftami^y
mis. homeCovel do you uot tfish
Some oft these things f
is not this Suggestion ftoi a
ehiistmas good l?
youbs fau/y^
independent ftumitule eo.
Above we Illustrate the set of dishes we are furnishing our subscribers.
Wc invite nil our lady friends to cnll und examine these goods. They are
worth three times what they coKt Is the general verdict of good judges.