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LOCAL HAPPENINGS. What Time will the Clock Stop? Newell Ebersol of Somerset visited In our city Monday. Gas Engines repaired. Rock Island batteries. George Shawl & Co. 'Fresh Candies at Dunbar’s. For rent or trade—One 10x24 tent house. J. B. Miller. 28tf Ernest Fluallen came In last Satur day evening from Grand Junction. Borahim for Cuts and Sores on Horses. WEL BOJGY’S, How about that wall tinting? Get Shan ton to do It. Co-op OX 32tf XV'elborn’s Born lu ni Ueu Is sore 1 sh on Iders. Leave your orders for coal with j E. P. Balch. Ed Snooks went to Bowie Inst! evening for a few days' visit with relatives. Pure Ice Cream at DUNBARS. G. L Gregory came In from Corpus j Christ I, 7' ( ‘ xaM Sunday t-wulug after a short stay. • Coal orders will have prompt at tention. —E. P. Balch. Harry Biggs and wife of Denver arrived In Paoula last Thursday evening for a visit. Harry Graham wits up from Hotchkiss the first of the week visit ing with home folks. Just arrived straight from tiie fac tory, a big car of Farm Implements and Vehicles.—Parker Balch. Wanted—A light spring wagon or road wagon, second hand. Co-op. phone CH-C. For Rale—Seed potatoes. Early Peach Blow. Also good eating po tatoes. See or phone A. G. Rose. Ice Cream, the good kind, at DUNBAR’S. Fresh milk and cream delivered dally by the raonla Dairy.—J. L. Criswell, Prop. Co-op phone 3SB Ten acres, all In cultivation, only one mile from town. Cheap. Se* C. C. Haskins J. F. Behan. Hubert Haley's new barber, returned here Monday even ing from Montrose with his famfly. Garden seed in bulk from the very beet seed house In America. Sold by Parker Balch. y WMom't Barb wire Lininent. our own formula—Guam n teed . F. 11. Miller and wife and Miss A. E. Hatches arrived In our city last Monday evening from Topeka, Kan sas. Grass. Grain anti all kinds of Field and Garden seeds. The place to buy good reliable seed. Parker Balch. Warren K. Taylor and sons re turned home Inst evening from < vdar edge after a few days' visit with rel ative*. . Monogram Box Stationery at DUNBAR’S. ('. t*. Jones and family, who have been visiting jelatlves In Gunnison for several weeks, returned home last evening Miss Allierta Patterson was a pas senger on Thursday’s train for Grand Jhnctton, when* she will make a short visit. Miss Mary In tier wood returned home last evening after a week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. Homer Hooker of Crawford. W. E. Kraner and two son* ar rived In Paonla Monday evening from Denver. They will live on a ranch on Stewart mesa. My new Farm Implement* are be ginning to arrive. Come anti see them lief ore buying. Parker Balch, Implement Store. J. V. Plnke and family, who owned a ranch on German mesa, came In last evening from I-aim* D» «*r. Mon tana, after a stay of a year or more. For rough skin use 11 'rlbonis Toilet C ream. Do you want to travel? If so, I have a good proposition to oflcr you. Salary and expense. Ad dress Bov 33. Paonia Colo. Write Frank 11. Dutton.proprletoj of the Rtantlish Hotel, Denver, Colo., and he will mail you full and com plete Instruction* on "How to Save Money.” All correspondence an swered promptly and cheerfully. SBO.OO per month straight salary and expenses, to men with rig to In troduce our Poultry Remedies. Don’t answer unless you mean business. Eureka Poultry Food Mfg. Co. (In corporated,) East St. Louis, 111. 37-4 t ############••••••••••••# • • • • • • I I SELLING THE BEST GROCERIES! I s s • We Employ Every Facility and Adopt • • Every Method to Insure Highest Quality • • Wc operate what is undoubtedly the largest and most successful grocery ® t» store in the world. Our business for the first three months of 1910 ex- • 9 ceeded one million dollars in this department alone .< .< .< .< a I -■! OUR STOCKS ARE ALWAYS FRESH fit I • ~ : ~ • • The enormous volume of our business insures freshness in every article. • • We Have No Open Stocks • • • J Our groceries are not kept in open bins, boxes and barrels but in packages * • WRITE TODAY FOR OUR FREE GROCERY CATALOGUE • • m> ® Just from the printers sent to you free, postage prepaid, by return mail ® • MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. : a Chicago Avenue Bridge 19th and Campbell Sts. q • CHICAGO KANSAS CITY # • • • • —••••••••••* LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Dry Battrrlrt, direct from factory George Khaul tk Co. To keep the chaps away. Wel- Ixirns Toilet Cream. Mv prices are always fight on Hay and Grain. Parker Balch. Boralum for Galls. Antiseptic. Healing. I VF.LBOR.VB. I*»t shnnton hang your wall paper. First class work. Co-op 32tf Sunburn and Tan removed[ by II 'elborn's Toilet ('ream. 11. C. Lavance and wife of Gunul sou arc visitors In our city this week. St. Margaret’s Guild Is planning a "May Day** sale of fancy articles and aprons. Watch for the place and date. Mrs. Albert Cady entertained the Phi Gamma Sigma Sorority at their regular meeting April Bth. After the business meeting a social hour was enjoyed and dainty refreshment* were nerved. Dr. Harry A. Smith Of Delta, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat specialist, will be at the Paonia hotel the Second Tuesday of every month. Glasses F tted Wanted—A Rood woman for general housework for the summer. G od wages. App!y at this office 38tf. What Time will the Clock Stop? Wanted. A few first class Real Estate Loans, optional payments on Town Resiliences, no delay money on hand. C. C. Hawkins Friends Church Services Bible* School, 10 a. ill. Meeting for worship, 11 a. m. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 p. m. Evening Service, 8:00 p. m. Midweek prayer service, Wednes day afternoon at 2 o’clock. Choir rehearsal and orchestra prac tlce Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. Everyone la given a cordial Invita tion to all these services.—M. Davis Branon, Paator. J. H. Hot» c. if. riro.NE BAXTER St STONE ATTORNEYS AT LAW rrarlir* In NUt« and trdaral Conrta Oflr* In Fln»t Xnttonnl Hunk Hull.ling Co-Op Phone -*«» I'aoxia, Coloraiki Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real Estate IfUfICE - bfr«t) at ! bat par* i ml to n Ita-rs-r «*f th* «'mini» 1 r! "t IMta I'uuiiii . Colorado, dttlj madr and • tmd on the i* • 1 1* ) I \j-m a I* r*ii thr HdrraiiPM I . ntrntor of 11 - f .1 . t . power : M m\ A I • 1011. i*t th* tn»nr of 1 ■ K-k in I for**- ■ * onln. t« dorado. uffrr iri\ntr •«!*•. and m*II certain n»nl wtj*t«- !«-i ginir t«» *nfd «**- t«tr. ■ l«*«**'rlt»**'l Hr f«•; I " wtl The North*est •, I thi - I • |iinrt«*r of . t • v In Town*»hip I ourteen (14.) South nigr Xinety-<*ji<- «*.* 1 » Wrat • tin ** • • pal Meridian, except ai*oiit Tour « - thereof e»M and . .in' ilrr* i.. .1 ltffl.l r. tie nee of which i*> rtled In Book 711 at pair X 62, recordr . Coantj, • 010 ratio. Snl< I r.-ral i-Htatp *i i i • hf w.dd f- <r lr*« than (.’(on «K» the ap| -• I vnltu* thereof rerure of aah I'aal >I t l>nt«*d lit Paonia. Col. nlo, till* lltli day of April A I> 11*11 \\KI.IH>\ HAMMOND. I Adni...lot r.i i•r of the K»tnte •»f . Jane Power. I^veaecil. Hatter A S tone. Attorn**} * Klret publication April it lull. I l.aet publication May .*>, lull. Notice of Final Settlement and Deter mination of heirship In the matter of tlx -tate of Anna .1 Holierta. I►eceaee.! NOTICK IS HKI’.KI > IV I N. That on Monday, the i?'Jnd da} * May A. I* lull, at the Lour of 1 «i*cl«• 'I of »tld day tin* Maine Helutz one ol I • • r-gular da} *• of th«- Marrh Term «*f the!.' •» Court ->f Ih-lta County. In the Stale « 'ratio. I. John M Roberta. Idmlnlati !■ *nld cwtate. will np|*ear l*efore the .In""'d Court, pr** *..*nt my dnnl eettlen ■ * •*»ieli AdminiM nt itT, pray theappr<<' •* wun.'. an.l w .11 i hen aak to be <ft«« » »ui Glmlnla trat.tr At wlilrh tinn |>l u-e any |ter»*oii in Internal may ai ■ pro* it tIoUM to the enuie. if t « re l*e. INI) FI KTIIKI I 18 HI QIVKN. That • - Court " ill re* \ • proof* lug the lielre of enld •■*•*• I. pur*-.t int t>> the verified |*etitlon loliu M Kolw-rte. , rlalmiint ae heir »' ' **»l«l d* t »-:i«*«nl. | heretofore tiled tier. 1 ‘"u for a judh'lal lecertalnmant and .i. tirtnlaatlttn "t the hedrahlp of said eel from " hit h .i aii|*eMre that John M Roberta, the widower. Churl.-m Stanton Hola-ri*- the eon a minor, and Mary 1 .liltlt. the •laughter, a minor, an heir* of eald dreeaee.l NOW. TIIKRK.KOUI any an I all ner eone who are or who rlaitu to l»e helre at lan of eni.l Anna .1. ll«»l*erte. de«*eaae«l. are here!.} required to !»«• end niqa-ar thereat, or abide the determination t>f the Court thereon. Hated at Paonia. Colorado, thin ‘JTth day of Mart'll A. 1». IHI 1 JOHN M HOHKin s. Adralnlatrator td the K«tate of Anna J. Roberta. Deceitae«l. Merle IV Vincent. Attorney. Klrat publication. April -1. lUII I.aat publication. May lU. lull. Horses pastured SI.OO per month. —Jay Crawford. .’lß*2t WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELR f CUT GLASS SILVERWARE EVERYTHING IN THE JEWELRY LINE Repairing of all Kinds a Specialty P. C. Curtis, The Jeweler How about the Children? Are they away at School? Sure 'i\ They're all right. The Long Dis \\ 4Bjpo y tance Telephone can tell you all about them. The Colorado Telephone Co. Farmers’ Union Members Take Notice A committee appointed by the Farmers’ Union of Paonia is now taking orders for a Carload of Flour and a mixed Car of Sugar and General Groceries These articles will come cheaper to you than in the regular local way and if you want to get in on these orders and save some money on your supplies, see HADLEY LEWIS or some member of the commit tee and get quotations. At the request of the Local Union, J. M. ROTH is taking orders for a shipment of brooms from the Farmers’ Union factory at great ly reduced prices j* j* j* j* j» j*