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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18
A. O. U. w.
George Stroh of New Haven Chosen Recorder at Annual Meeting.


 Recorder at Annual Meeting.
 Groton, Oct. 1.-The annual meeting of the Grand lodge, A. o. U. W, held here to-day was attended by 50 dele- gates. Grand Master Workman w. c. Hard of Naugatuek presided. The re- port of the grand master workman showed that the reserve fund had reached a total of $1O5,OOO, gain of $50,00o for the year, investments being In bonds paying slightly over per cent. He stated that the general fund was in a healthy condition, all bills having been paid. The grand receiver reported that the total transactions of the beneficiary fund reached a total of $1S5, ,456, and there is balance of | $1S5, ,187 in this account. The total of the guarantee fund is $32,S94,O5. The general fund shows disbursements of $10, ,909.4S, and receipts of S13,5S019 with a balance of $2,67O,1. Other funds showed substantial balances. There was a slight increase in membership for the year. The next meeting of the Grand lodge will be held in Hartford.
 These officers were elected: Grand master workman, J. c. Traut, Hart ford; grand foreman, F. C.. Clark, Turnerville; grand overseer, E. P, Cushion, Meriden; grand recorded George Stroh, New Haven; grand re- ceiver, J. R. Sloane, Meriden grand guide, B. H. Farren, New Haven; in- side watchman, c. H. Pitkin. Talcott- vile; outside watchman, c. H. Bright man, Stonington; member finance com mittee, F. c. Bissell, Willimantic; rep resentatives to Supreme lodge, Hugh A. Keenan of New Haven, A. H. Hale of Portland and ". G, Hurd of Nau- gatuck.
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WENT TO TRENTON ALSO.
Eighteen Members of the Foot Guard
 on Jamestown Trip.

On the trip to the Jamestown expo sition by the Second company Gov ernor's Foot Guard, are the following who joined in 1893 and went on the trip to Trenton, fourteen years ago: Major Weed, ex-Major Clark, General Peck, Captains Bostwick, Lombard, Russell Thompson, Parish, Twining, Jepson and F. c. Beecher, Lieuten- ants McNeil, Nicely and Fairchild, Sergeant Major Edwin J. Smith, and Sergeants w. w. Price, E. N, Peck, Norman and Brett.
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Madison, Oct. 17.-Wednesday morn ing Captain Thad. s. Camp went over to ex-Collector Lakes house to lock up things and see that everything was all right, MT. Lake having left for Florida on the 6:47 a. m. train for New Haven. As Mir. Camp entered the house he was greeted with volumes of smoke. He soon beat retreat and called for help. Fred Bradley, Frank Griswold, W. s. Hill, Pendleton, Kelly and others rushed over to the cottage, but could not enter therein. Ladders were quickly pressed into service and up to the windows the men rushed; off come the blinds, but no getting there in, for as soon as the windows were opened the smoke rushed out in vol umes At last the source of all this smoke was found. Vessels were left in rooms, safely, to burn sulphur, ana just before they left the sulphur was set. burning and they failed to tell Captain Thad about it.
 MT. Samuel Falrchild, who lives over in Campton with a granddaughter went after a load of wood. On turning the horse somehow trace broke and 1t caused the wagon to lurch so that Mir. Fairchild fell out and landed un- der the horse and was badly cut about the head and face by the hoofs of the animal. His nose was broken also.
 W. B. Coe and wife w. H. Shell and wife, F. L. Coe, Harry Braman and his mother, D. w. Aver and others went to Plttsheld, Mass, yesterday on the excursion, getting on the train at Gullford.
 S. Arthur Scranton has the contract for the stone work at the Waterman cottage. A new foundation southwest of the present one fifteen feet, sixty foot seawall that will go down to hard pan, and. be built up so as to protect the earth, and the fitting and grading will all be down by MT. Scranton.
 The funeral of Mrs. Bradley, who lived near Duck hole bridge, was held yesterday.
 MT. Londen shipped his goods and his family left Wednesday for New
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His Cigar. ...IIly Doesn't ;.
 Taste Right
And Yet 1t Is the Same He Was Smok. ing With So Much Relish After Dinner Last Night-Out of
 the Very Same Box, Too.
IT ISN'T THE CIGAR-TTS THE
 STOMACH.

Every smoker has experienced this peculiar condition of the stomach and liver, the result usually of imperfect digestion of food. And the blame is usually put on the cigar, and not where it belongs
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-18

If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth, be sure and use that old and well tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie and Is the best remedy for diarrhoeas Twenty-hye cents q bottle
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Friday the parties who have bought the Donath place, are expected to complete the bargain. MT. Shpre of New York found the customer for MT. Donath.
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A daughter arrived at the home of Carl Werner, October 2, this making three girls and six boys in the family.
 The question is asked "Is everyone of the Madisonites going to Florida ?" Ex-Collector Lake left October 16, s. A. Arthur Scranton and daughter go soon, his wife will so later; B. H. Nit Ter and wife go later; Washington Williams is going ere long; Mr. Buck, who gets his mail here, is to be there. St. Petersburg is the objective point of many. s. A. Scranton has bought an orange grove at Limonia, not far from St. Petersburg. He bought of ex-Collector Lake. A. J. Shipley and wife, who spend their summers on Waterbury avenue, expect to go to California, Pasadena, and other place in the central and southern part. MT. Shipley left Madison October IT. A. H. Oddly is now at home in Hart ford.
 Uquart Wilcox, the artist, still lin- gers at Crescent Beach.
 Miss Warehouse expects to remain until cold weather drives her away.
 George A. Wilcox is still here.
 Fred Bradley, who occupies the Judge Willard place near Willard's Grove, Is cleaning up his leaves He does it in the old fashioned way, by the aid of the wind, and ere long he, too, will depart.
 It is said that the best specimens of Indian arrows, spear heads, etc, in the Peabody museum in New Ha- ven, were found by James McCann, who has charge of C. w. Scranton's place here. They were gathered most ly on the farm formerly owned by Washington Griswold in the southwest district in Killingworth.
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York. The Russell Watrous place will now be vacant again.
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NEWS OF MADISON.
False Alarm of Fire Causes ExCitement-SameI FarChId h.
 ured-Many Off for FIorida-Other Notes of Interest

Special Journal and Courier News Service;
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A daughter arrived at the home of Carl Werner, October 2, this making three girls and six boys in the family.
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Miss Warehouse expects to remain until cold weather drives her away.
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Uquart Wilcox, the artist, still lin. gers at Crescent Beach.
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The funeral of Mrs Bradley, who lived near Duck hole bridge, was held yesterday.
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George A. wilcox is still here.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-29
THE WORK IS BEAUTIFUL.

The exempliflcatlon of the new rit-
ualistis and initiatory work prepared
for the use of Elks organizations by
the grand lodge. took place last night
before large attendance OF the
members in Elks hall.
The work is most beautiful and
a decided improvement upon the old
work. The officers and the mem
bers were highly pleased with tho
work and the plendid manner in
which all those concerned in its ex
empliflcation were able to present
their distinctive parts.
Messrs, Ewell and Mueller were
the candidates who were initiated in
the lodge under the new ritualistiC
ceremonies and following the initia-
tions and the regular work of the
evening. a splendid luncheon was
served to the members of the lodge
1t was an evening long to be re-
membered in the order.
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GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO

Cassells and Co, Corona Blend of
25 cent coffee is equal to the best
30 cent coffee. Try it.
The Star bakery bread is equal
to any made in the city. ASK your
grocer for 1t.
Fifth annual ball of the Locomot-
i've Firemen and Engincmen at the
Auditorium on the night of Febru-
airy 22nd. Biggest public ball OF
the winter.
l.. Schmidt and Sons are expecting
a car load of Wire and Nails this
week. Also in this car they will have
a full and complete line of American
fence for fencing orchards. lawns,
gardens and fields.
The Allen Doone theatrical
company arrived in the city on No. 4
from the west, and are stopping at
the leading hotels. The company
will be greeted by large audience
tonight at the Park opera house when
they present Kerry Cow"
One of the largest audiences of
the season will see Allen Doone in
the Kerry Cow" the famous old
Irish play made famous by Joseph
Murphy, tonight at the Park opera
house. The distinguished young act
or is supported by a large company
Bedspreads. tablecloths, sheets. etc
are called for, washed and ironed and
delivered by the Excelsior laundry
for 20 cents per dozen. You cannot
enord to wash them for this price
can up Telephone Junction 17G. and
We will call for any family washing
or laundry.
In spite of the fact that about 80
new guest rooms are now in use since
the new addition has been finished
the st. Regis hotel is crowded to
overilowing nearly every night Land
lord Burnett's new hotel is spoken
OF in the highest terms by the travel
ing public. Better service and ae-
commodations than afforded by the
new ST Regis can hardly be found in
Denver, The st. Regis will grow In
popularity as the time goes by
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On Friday of this week Attorney
John II. Fry, takes charge of the of
flee of deputy district attorney.
The big event of the Washington s
birthday. in Grand Junction, is al
ways the annual ball of the Locomot-
i've Firemen and EnEinemen. 1t Will
be bigger, better and jollier than
ever this year Get tickets early and
save the date. At the Auditorium on
February %.
Blackstone and Anderson of the
Grand Junction Block and Sidewalk
company have this day dissolved. An
derson selling his interest to John T.
Brown. The new firm Will be Black
stone. Brown and McClurg, with
Blackstone as manager. If you want
a good foundation or nice sidewalk
give them a chance. All work guar
anteed.
one week from last night the ban
quet to be given at Margery hall to
the business men of Grand Junction
as a feature of the Y. NJ c. A. move
ment will take place according to
plans. Saturday afternoon in the
Chamber of Commerce Office the Off
GERS of the various ladies aid societ-
les of the churches of the city held a
meeting and perfected plans concern
ing the menu and service of the ban
quet. The banquet will be one of
the most enjoyable given in the city
in years.
1t Is reported today that the mo-
ther of a young lady who was mar
ried in this city yesterday afternoon
to a man from Denver was SO bitter
ly opposed to the marriage that. af-
ter her daughter had dlsregarded her
wishes, she attempted to end her
own life by taking laudanum but the
attempt was unsuccessful. 1t is re-
ported that considerable excitement
was caused in the particular neigh
borhood The bride did everything
possible to pacify her mother and
gain her forgiveness but whether
| she succeeded or not was not learned
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PRISON REFORM WORK.

The following letter from the Colo
rado Prison Association to Mrs. lie
Roy c. Hedges. president of the
Woman's club of this city explains
itself
Dear Madam; The state of Colo
rado furnishes no clothing, trans
portation or expense money to men
who are released on parole from the
state penitentiary. The Colorado
Prison association receives appeals
every week from men who have earn
ed their parols in this institution.
Again: These men do not have
any change of underwear neither do
they have any overcoats. The Colo
rado Prison association needs at once
100 suits of mems clothing, 100 mems
overcoats. 200 suits of mems under
wear. 200 pairs of mems socks. 100
mems work shirts and 100 mems hats
or caps. As the association has no
conveniences for mending clothing,
Of course only such clothing as is in
repair can be utilized"
iA "PPSol 10 ouT Cltl1eus. -- ms
worthy cause has been taken up by
the Woman's clubs of this city, and
all those in sympathy with the work
are invited to leave such clothing as
they are willing to contribute to the
cause, at the residence of Mrs. Edwin
Price. 649 Colorado avenue, on We'd
nesday' Thursday and Friday of this
week. The clothing stores are espec-
tally appealed to.
MRS. EDWIN PRICE.
MRS. C. W. G. LYON.
MRS. F. r. SMITH.
Committee.
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MANY WERE THERE
Great Time Had Last Night Mt tn,
Smoker of the woodmcn
of the World.

The smoker given last night by the
Woodmen of the World. for the pleas
ure of the members of the camp
was attended by nearly two hund
red gentlemen and from all account.
the affair was one of the happiest
and most successful social events the
camp has enjoyed in n long time.
A short business session was frs
held, at which fourteen new appli.
cations for membership were acted
upon.
The social session then opened. A
delightful program of addresses
musical numbers by the Mandolin
club. recitations and other features
were carried out. The address de.
livered by Organizer A. H. Laub was
among the pleasantest features of
the evening.
At a late hour refreshments were
served in the banquet room. Cards
and games Of various kinds were then
enjoyed for an hour or two and it
was after midnight when the smoker
was brought to an end.
The Woodmen always have mer-
ry time at their social gatherings.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST
Dill pickles at the Star Grocery.

Dill pickles at the Star Grocery.
Sauer Kraut at the Star Grocery.
No. 8 was over three hours late
this afternoon.
Think about Fred Mantey's Sad
dlery company.
All kinds of pickles constantly on
hand at the Star Grocery.
We want to figure with you on
heavy harness. Fred Mantoy.
Phone Black 224l when you have
a chair or lounge to upholster.
None but the best candies is the
motto at Floyd's successors to Lutes'
The Star Grocery makes a spec
ialty OF handling all kinds Of cheese
See If We have buggy that suits
you, before our new car arrives. Fred
Mantey.
All kinds of fresh vegetables and
fruits and canned goods at the Star
Grocery. Phone your order.
Don't miss the big ball of the Fire
men and Enginemen at the Auditor
ium on the night of February %.
Attend Sock exchange to be held
by the Women of Woodcraft at Elks
hall Thursday night. Admission 10
cents.
The interest in the Bryan lecture
continues to grow rapidly and the de-
mand for seats viii far exceed the
supply.
The ladies of the St. Josph's church
will give II social in the old store OF
the Mesa dry goods Company We'd
nesday.
The two great cigars. Charles the
Great" aud the Originator" none so
fine n the city. Ask for them where
ever ycb go.
Tie price of repairing your har-
ness is nothing to the risk YOU take.
Bring me your harness / make good
Harry l.. HAT.
You'll enjoy good time at tho
Sock exchange by the Women OF
Woodcraft at Elks hall on Thurs.
day afternoon. Admission 10 cents
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-29
ROW OVER COUNTY PRINTING

The publishers and printers of FIRE.
mont county are having clash of no
little consequence with the board OF
county commissioners over the price
of printing and advertising and there
is, as yet, no reasonable means of ar
riving at a conclusion as to what the
result will be.
For several years pastor rather
until about two years ago-news-
paper offices OF the county were riv-
ais of each other in getting county
work and in this rivalry price cut no
figure. The successful bidder would
generally lose money. Two years
ago, however. a publishers associa-
ton was formed and 1t was then
agreed to enter bids at regular Legal
rates-the rate allowed by statutes
OF the state.
These figures are generally in ad-
vance of former bids and the board OF
county commissioners feel that the
are being held up. They want to save
the county money, but they want tC
save it from the legalized allowance
made the printer. The commissio /.
ers themselves are granted a certIir
sum for services but they will contin
ne to accept that amount and nC
less. In fact every officer of the
county gets no less than what ii
specified in Colorado and pray why
should the printer?-salida Mail.
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AGED MANS DEATH.

Harvey Phillip Harrington. aged
SO years. father of r. F. Harrington,
residing at 915 Rood avenue, died
last night at the home of his son.
Old age was mainly responsible
for the death. Mr.. Harrington was
probably the Oldest man in Grand
Junction or Mesa county. and during
all of his long life. up to within the
past few weeks, had enjoyed good
health. He had not been a resident
of Grand Junction very long.
The remains will be shipped to
Mondovia. Wisconsin. for interment.
MoEdovia is the old home of the de-
ceased.
Undertaken Krohn has charge of
the remains.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-29

Frank Drew, the well known Fruita
baker. is in town today greeting his
army of friends.
This morning the members of the
Kerry Cow" company which reach
ed the city on No. 4 from the west,
made quite a varied and original list
of investments. A pony. a burro and
bull dog were bought. The COM
pany carries one or two trained hors-
es with them to be used in the per-
formance each evening. This after
noon nearly every member of the
company is out enjoying a horse
back ride along the country roads.
d. w. Aupperle. of the Chamber
of Commerce this morning received n
letter from Rev. Eugene II. Smith
who is making tour through the
southwest. Rev. Smith, when he
wrote, was at Silver City, New Mexi.
co but was preparing to leave that
day for Deming, New Mexico. He
had just paid visit to FIT. Bayard
where hundreds of Uncle Sans sold
iers are recuperatng. He writes
that he will go from Deming to Tus-
can. Arizona and then may go over
to the Salton Sea and see If he can
not settle the little difficulty the ma
ton is having there. Rev. Smiths
friends will be glad to learn that his
health is improving splendidly.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-29

FOR EXCHANGE-Fo Grand June
tion property forty acres partly in
bearing, Eight acres all in bearing.
Thirty acres, fruit trees coming in
bearing and some alfalfa. Nice
house with properties. All near
Paonia. The Ramey-Udlook Inv
Co.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to thank all the kind
friends and especially our neighbor.
for the kind attention to our dear
deceased wife and mother, Mrs. NJ
E. Eskrldge. during her Illness and
the many kind offices performed 70.
the family at the time of their great
trial and distress.
Signed.
S. b. ESKRIDGE.
CHAS. c. ESKRIDGE.
MRS. DAISY WILSON.
MAMIE ESKRIDGE.
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FOR SALE-Modern house, large
rooms and bath. Shade and fruit
trees. With good garden soil. Barn
and other outbuildings. Corner
lots. VIII sell for $1,000. own
er wishing to leave. F. B. Shott,
SOC w. Rood.
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FOR EXCHANGES Some American
DeForest Wireless Telegraph stoel
for land or city property. Enquir,
at this Office.
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WANTED-Boys and girls to help
after school. Apply between 10
and 1 Wednesday. good wages.
80 E. Main.
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FOR RENT-Suite of modern rooms
Furnished for housekeeping. AL
so corner bed room. Enquire at
303 South avenue.
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FOR SALE-Three ranches, vacant
lots 4th and Rood, residence prop
erty. Frank A. Lyons, Office with
Chas. Clark. Capital building.
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FOR SALE-25 acres under Price
ditch. Small house. Plowed. wat
cred and fenced Call at this Of
flee.
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Ladies have your skirts cleaned
at the Suitorium. All work guaran-
teed. Phone 662 Black.
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FOR SALE A new 5-room modern
house good location. cement block
foundation, price 81, 1,S0O-Miller &c
Coen. Realty company.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work Apply to Mrs. T. NJ. Todd,
929 Main street.
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FOR SALE-Nice new modern cot
tages $4,000, $4,000 and s2,5OO.
The Ramey- Udlock Investment Co.
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FOR SALE-Modern house. thorou-
ghly screened, 8 large rooms and
bath. gas, electricity. barn. lawn
trees, cement walks: fine location,
Save commissions, must sell. Room
40 Canon Block.
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FOR SALE "A nice pair of lots near
18th and Rood with city water.
$500 one half cash and balance in
twelve months. Enquire at 1915
Rood.
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FOR SAI.E-Note of 1000 bearing
per cent interest well secured.
Box. 455 City.
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FOR SALE-sO acres of nice Orchard
Mesa land at a bargain, $50 per
acre. Miller & Coen Realty Co.
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FOR SALE-By owner, residence at
2O3 ouray. Beck, 500 Grand for
terms.
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LoST-An Eastern Star pin with Elk
tooth attached. Small reward at
Sentinel office.
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State Of Colorado, }
County of Mesa.

L, Orson Adams, Jr., cashier Of me e.
named bank, do solemnly swear that tns " :
statement is true to the best Of my know
and belief. tf.,
oRSON ADAMS, JR C..l -
Subscribed and sworn to before me ths
day OF January. 1897. p-tHs
MARION D. DELAPLAIN. notary, 7 1''
My commission expires Sept. 10th, lsI''
~ Correct-Attest:
SEAL II. r. Bull. 49,
~ Albert X. Sampiine''
W. II. Bannister,
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WANTED-A porter at Allen and
Boon's barber shop, Postoffice
block
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Employment as clerk or
light bookkeeping. Phcne black
2211.
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FOR RENT-Nice front room. furn-
ace heat. desirable. Call 1875 S.
7th street.
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WANTED-Two experienced deliv-
erymen. Apply at the Wadsworth
grocery.
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FOR SALE-Home canned fruit for
sale. All kinds. Apply at s24
Colorado.
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wANTED-Work by day or hour.
Call Black 594.
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I WANTED-Sewing, plain and child
ren's clothes, 514 Ouray avenue.
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SEWING SoLICITED-Will do sew
ing at home. Call at 253 Chipeta.
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WANT COLUMN

wANTED-House,I will buy house
and move 1T w. Sawyer.
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No. 7766.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
MESA COUNTY NATIONAL BAN
at
Grand Junction in the State OF COT
RADIO, at the close of bust
ness Jan. 20, 1907.
RESOURCES
INNE ~ - . . : :
LIABILITIES

Capital stock paid in................ in Sll9.
Surplus fund. .........-..-. ...... -4'N
Undivided profits less expenses and sta
taxes paid ............. .......---t - I
National bank notes outstanding lN.si
Due TO State banks and bankers .---. III
Dividends unpaid - -..55s
Individual deposits subject to cheek aiiss3I1si
Demand certificates of deposit s55Srr
lime certificates of deposit ..-...-.s-. ~
ro.., .se7.rss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-03-28
PAINTING Time is on.

Tne average housewife is now en-
gagged IN the annual cleaning anc
.he painters arc attending 70 the out
side while the ladies' are doing the
taking UP carpet stnut, etc. In q
short time Brunswiek's residences
win nearly all have on their new
dress and the city will be as clean
as pin.
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