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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
llst AZ. md Washington 81.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Cottage. $4,000.

SPECIAL BARGAINS
Cottage $4,000.
Beautiful cottage 0 rooms and bath. also 3
rooms finished in attic and basement, all In per-
feet condition and could not be duplicated for
$1,000: situated on fremont aF. near Freder-
lex st.
elegant fats. 50 and rooms and flushed
basement: strictly FIRST class in every detail;
100: situated on Webster st. near Page.
sl2.5oo
Haig6t st. business property near Cole ST. !;
store and fats above; rents $40 month; lot
0- DAVIDSON & LEIGH.
1855 Market ST.
QUEEN ASNE Dwelling-Best MARINE VIEW
Terms to Suit
Tho exterior IS held in the eharmiugly quaint
style OF Queen Anne. Within, expression
has been given to comfort and INABILITY.
IN the living room there Is a most unique
ingleDook containing huge fireplace.
pended from which are sdelights OF Gothic
design: built-in bookcases and built-in seats
form center Of structural interest: 2 more
hreplsces Of handmade lockwood tiles will
he found in both reception and dining rooms.
The imported wall coverings are OF subdued
hue, perfectly blending with the mellow tone
OF the woodwork. Electroliers, Newell post,
hall and porch lanterns, sidelights and candle
sconces have been specially designed by Gustav
Sfickley, ne craftsman OF New York, thus
producing desired harmony Of effect. Lot IS
ii. wide with additional light well OF il II.
House open for inspeetion-ll21 Ashbury st.
Built 10y c. ]. Frickmann.
sNAP-s60o for lot and refugee cottage: save
rent while you build summer home; only a
few hundred feet from beach and Golden
Gate park at 0cesnside Box 30S3, Call Of
fee Oakland.
81 .5O0-Good plastered cottage. rooms; = lots;
barn; $500 cash. SIS per month.
F1FE & DEPA0LI.
3297 Mission ST., OPP. 18th.
FOR sale-Up TO date residence. large lots. in
block facing Golden Gate park and carline:
18th ay and ! St. Sunset district See z. B.
BALLETT on premises.
COTTAGES. ) and g rooms $1.400 and 81 800:
terms like rent. lots $500 each; fine view lot
25xl20 nesr 12fh and Fulton St, 81 SEQ.
I'hoDe Market 1917
500 coo 10 loan on san Francisco improved or
unimproved property in amounts from $4,000
up. GEO s. JONES. ~ kearBy ST.
81 000---Close TO Howard and 18th SITS: lot BOX
I22:6 H.; reasonsbie offer refused.
J. ". WRIGHT co. I25 Sutter ST.
LOT. G0xS5 feet. with story building; rent $50
no.: south side Turk b g east Of Pelk, OF
win sell 30xs5 feet. Owner, ISL Turk st.
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the city.
OSCAR HEYAfAN & BROTHER
1l3 Montgomery Street
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WATSON. POND & RIDDLE.
R36 Market 81

s., ,1Oo-Pt Lobos av. near 9Th av, the coming
boulevard OF CITY
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ST,75o-Devisadero close to Ellis; good fats
of 6-I rooms and bath each; renting
now for $50 per month; should be
raised and store put underneath lot
alone is worth near the price.
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81 400-Lot on Morren Place in block bounded
by Pacific. Broadway, Hyde and Larkin streets.
Easy terms.
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Three new and strictly modern
fats constructed IN the best man
ner and in accordance with new
scheme as 10 lightwells which
insure sunshine and proper ven
tilation for all rooms. Rents
RIOT 50
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81 .o00-Lof. 2txeo east side Guerrero ST near
Market. with building renting for $50 monthly
suitable to build Iuliette flats to bring in Is
per cent; plan for building free with purchase
of property. Owner, box 145s, Call office.
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81. 100-AIOdern cottage. rooms bath; one block
Guerrero carline; cement hoored base
raept; $500 worth Of furniture included; $500
cash. So per month.
FYFE & DEPAOLI.
3297 Mission St. opp. 29th-
So 75O-3 new fats. 5-5-6 rooms; Noe Market.
SIS. .O00-Business corner Shrader ST. : 25Kl0U.
with store and small Oats, rents $50.
$4 20o-New modern cottage. rooms; Grattan
near Cole: lot 25xl25
JOHN l. POLITO, 2l04 Market st.
SNAP-Pretty modern room home; brick base
menf most attractive in district lot 20 6x
1877: 81 200 mortgage; make offer for equity:
must sell within days; owner on premises.
s02 Corbett at sd ST.. blocks from car.
s.. 800 cash: two fats. rooms each; mortgage oc
81 zoe remain. Apply 81 Third st.. rm. "a
LOT. s5x25 feet. on Dore 81. near Harrison;
trice 81 ser Apply Y. b.. Ss1 Oak st.
Cstatinuea ~ Next Pags 3
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REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
HOFFMAN & KEITH,
322 Montgomery ST
IMPROVED HOLDINGS.
sos O00-25 :3x127:6: Washington st. home
rooms. 2 baths and toilets. hardwood i'm
ish inad ieors concrete basement; new
and up TO date.
SI4 500-25xfG0; 3 Sacramento st. fats; rooms
each; rent S130-
So oooE25x1S7:e: 3 Carl ST. fats: $50 rooms
rent Sf02.5 so.
5000 down: 25xl20; 46th az cottage 5 rooms
and bath: balance $50 per month
INVESTMENTS.
81 25 o06-1 81 :6xi3T 6 corner Grant ay and
Pine: il improved viii pay IA per cent
tenant guaranteed
S125. o0--l20x131:6: corner Cough and Haight
ideal apartment house site.
$40. .00o-49x13I.6; Pacific ST. Grant ay.
$50, ,0eo-6S .9x275 sth ST pear Brannan; al
Western Parifc's terminal
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sol, GETZ & SONS REAL ESTATE DEALERS
Room 32s Chronicle building.
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ARE YOU LOCATED DOWNTOWN7
WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF LEASING
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cRANsToN CO.,
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$50 to s250-Getz addition TO Lakevfew; level
Ocean View and Excelsior homestead lots; 50
MONTHLY
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Union st. lot with double front
age Lot is deep enough to build
on both the front and rear. Close
TO Montgomery av. and In good
renting section.
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BEHLOW & LUCAS.
332 Bush ST. between Montgomery and Kearr
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G. II. UMBSEN & CO.,
Real Estate. Renting Collecting and Insurance.
20 Montgomery

$e,500-Vallejo ST., close to Hyde; improve
meDts consist OF two high class and
elegantly appointed fats. and rooms
and bath each; just completed and Will
surely rent for $50 per month; mort
gage OF $4,000 can be arranged, making
this one of the best buys in the city
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$3.50 to S400-Near Parkside. new Sloat boule
ward and cars; superb view; very easy terms.
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S4OO Mission lots. A new subdivision only
one block form the Onondago car line
and at San Jose avenue barns. Lots are
level and ready for building.
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$3.50 BUILDING LOTS
You won't be able to purchase building lots
at this price much longer Big improvements
taking place fast. If you desire to get
In at bottom prices in rapidly growing local
ty, call at our branch office at 2574 San Bruno
avenue L. WEINSTEIN. agent, and let him
show YOU what we have to offer. The lots
are close to the schoolhouse. electric cars, and
but one short ride TO the heart of the city.
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il, o0O-Page ST. close 10 Lyon; 3 swell bay
window fats sunny side of street in
high class neighborhood; rents $l12.50 per
month; bank mortgage of 5000 can re-
main; full size lot 25xl00.
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Send Tor "Our List OF Property Tor Sale.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3is.S24 Kearny ST.
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We have and room and bath cottages in
course Of construction NV. corner Bosworth and
Marsilly sts. half block Mission ST.; $500 cash
SO per month; loan with owner
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s1s,5oo CORNER SIS
Northeast corner with a front
age of IS feet on California 81
If you have been investigating
prices and conditions the hill
you Will realize that this Is the
cheapest northeast corner In that
portion Of the so Vara district.
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S2.300-Cottage 4 rooms bath: IN Moultrie
St; barn and driveway; easy terms.
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EMPIRE BUILDER
HAS PASSED AWAY

failed and he frequently slept heav-
lily for hours. He was able to take
an automobile ride Wednesday but
on his return took to his bed for the
last time.
When he fell asleep about noon
Friday no special concern was felt,
but after a time his breathing be-
came labored, he seemed to be coma
tose and 1t was found that he was
unconscious. DIR. w. II. Swan was
hastily called, and soon saw that the
end was near. He remained with the
dying man all night and until the end.
Col. ID. C. Dodge of Denver, a former
railroad associate and close friend of
the general was summoned. and,
with Mrs. Dodge, arrived at the Palm
er house Saturday morning.
There were also at the bedside of
Gen. Palmer at his death, his three
daughters. Mrs. Elsie Myers. and the
Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Palmer,
Mrs. Myers husband. Leopold Ham
| ilton Myers, his sister. Miss Sylvia
Myers, Dr. w. f. Slocum. president
of Colorado College. and Miss Jacob
cit. who had nursed the general for
many years. Gen. Palmer was ~
years old last September.
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Gen. William Jackson Palmer. of
den termed the first citizen of Colo
rado, founder OF Colorado Springs.
empire builder and philanthropist.
died at his home in Glen I1yrie, Sat
-sIrday afternoon.
Death was due TO the fracture of
his spine. by fall while horseback
riding near his home in October,
1906. and although the general dis
played wonderful vitality before he
finally succumbed, he was subject
SO frequent relapses which alarmed
his family and friends.
Last year he was strong enough to
make a trip to Europe, where it was
hoped that change of climate and
treatment by British specialists migar
strengthen him and prolong his life.
After a thorough test il was found
that the change was not beneficial
and he returned to Colorado to pass
his few remaining days in the home
he had built in the state he had loved
and served so we'll.
During last week he had failed
rapidly. but his previous rallies had
filled his family with hope thas he
might again regain strength. All
last week. however. his strength had
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TAFT MAY
BE THERE

That the efforts to get Presi-
dent Taft to visit Montrose mt
the time of the opening of the
Gunnison tunnel will succeed,
there is good reason to believe.
IL will certainly he "A great thing
for Montrose and that section as
il will serve in advertising the
great Gunnison tunnel project
and the lands il will wirter as
nothing else ever has done or
ever will do.
The following dispatch was sent
out from Washington yesterday:
The reclamation service reports
that an advance of 600 feet was made
in the Gunnison tunnel during Feb
ruary. leaving but 2,340 feet to be
driven between headings March
AT the present rate of progress the
project should be completed and wa
ter made available for Uncompahgre
valley lands in July.
If possible the services of Presi-
dent Taft will be secured to officlate
at the formal opening of the project.
The visit of the president to Colo
RADIO some time during the present
year is regarded as certain. Former
Senator Patterson, who called upon
the president today, was assured by
him that he would go to Denver to
attend the rans-mississippi congress
in August. unless something now un-
forseen intervened TO prevent.
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PALISADE MAN NOW
TOURING THE ORIENT

+ j. L. Oliver of Palisade is now +
+ travelling in the orient. and is +
!. thoroughly enjoying it. He left +
1. New York on the steamer Ara +
+ bic on February A. In a letter +
/, to his daughter. Mrs. II. II. But +
!. terfield, he speaks of sailing +
i. with Rev. r. A. Carmine, who +
i. has often visited Paiisade and +
1. who ofiiciated at the dedication +
I. of the First NJ. E. church build I.
+ ing +
!. + i. i. i. + + + + + +
In describing the scenes of the ear
ly part of his journey. Mr.. Oliver
speaks of the arrival of his steamer
at a group of islands off the coast of
Africa and near the Canary islands.
'The islands belong to Portugal,
writes Mr.. Oliver, and have pop
ulation of $4,000. The largest ISL
and is 33 miles long and g miles
wide, the principal city being Fun
chal, with $4,000 inhabitants. 1t
was at Porto Santo that Columbus
married the beautiful daughter of
Porto Santo. after whom the place
was named 1t is located at the end
of a beautiful little valley--a verita-
BILE garden of flowers the land ris-
ing abruptly to mountains 5000 feet
high The majority OF the people are
very poor and uneducated, their prin-
cipal occupation seeming TO be to
loaf around the parks and beg. To-
morrow we hope to reach Cadiz,
Spain, making an inland trim to Sc
vile. also Granada. VII visit the
Alhambra, cathedrals, ruin1 Of Moor
ish architecture, the graves Gl Column
bus. the Alfonsos. Ferdinand and lsa-
bella, and viii also see the Great art
galleries. where there are 30 many
celebrated paintings. "-Paiisade Tri-
bune.
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COMING TO
HEAR HIM

The Post feels very much
gratified with the action taken
by the board of trade to secure
representation mt the meeting to
he held in Grand junction
March 20. at which the Hon
Clifford Pinchot, chief forester.
of the United States, will be the
guest of honor.
We are especially pleased because
we have taken the ground that there
was much good. and perhaps little
error. in the government forestry
policy, but tnat the system was here
to stay and whatever errors existed
in the rules and policy could be cor
rected only by honest, businesslike
and sensible cooperation of the peo-
pie interested with the department
and that the wild gyrations of some
of the pessimistic croakers and the
abusive criticism of some of the rabid
newspapers were worse than useless.
They are positively harmful to the
great farming and livestock interests
of this country.
Let us have a good delegation, not
only from Glenwood, but from sur
rounding country. to meet Mr.. Pin
chot at Grand Junction, and if we
know of rules and regulations and
practices that should be modified,
lei us not hesitate to make it plain
to Mr.. Pinchot. and the Post firmly
believes that If there is reason or
justice back of our request the mod
ifications will be made by Mr.. Pinchot
if it is possible for him to make
them. Anyway, don't be afraid to
hear Mr.. Pinchot's side of the story,
for il would seem that we have all
heard plenty of the other side during
the past few years.-Glenwood Post.
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For a most pleasant evening all
are invited to be present al Margery
Hall Wednesday evening when the
musicale and supper will be given by
ladies and young folks of the Catholic
church. The music program will be
a very interesting and enjoyable one.
Refreshments will be served and
many other pleasures provided. Fifty
cents admission entities one to ali
the features of the evening. Don
miss this merry affair.
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One of the merriest puolic dances
of the season will be the St Patrick S
night ball of the Eagles You know
what big successes the annual balls
of the Eagles have been in the past,
well this time all past successes will
be eclipsed.
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GRAND VALLEY FAR,
AHEAD OF CALIFORNIA


= turned Monday from a two +
= months trip through California. +
- From San Francisco they went +
= over a considerable portion of +
!. the southern part of the state +
j. Los Angeles. Catalina islands, +
r San Diego and other portions. :
= = + !. j. + + + + + +
Mr.. Wilson was interested in
knowing how conditions were there
AS compared with Colorado in general
and Palisade in particular He says
chat in his opinion Colorado is far
ahead of it. save as a pleasant win
ter resort where people of means can
have an easy time.
"As business proposition said
MIR. Wilson. "Palisade has them all
beaten enquired carefully among
che fruit growers and cannot see how
they are securing anywhere near the
returns which we get here. In the
first place, their soil is not as good.
and it requires a large amount of
fertilizing. Next, they have some
kind of scale on their peach trees
which they seem incapable of getting
rid Of And, most important OF all,
they simply don't know how to care
for their trees and get the results
which our people here get. The on
x.hards haven't that wholesome, thrift
.ty appearance that ours have
AS for orange and lemon grow
ing continued Mr.. Wilson, Il can't
see where they make IT pay as com
pared with our peach industry II
they net from 500 to 5000 per acre
they think they are doing fine; but.
Of course. that don't appeal to Palt-
saae rancher. When | was there
they were paying S2s per ton for
their hay.
.If had plenty of money and
wanted a nice. big vacation, Califor-
mia would be all right for the WIN
ter: but for an all around desirable
place to live and succeed in Dusi-
ness way give me Palisade. -faii-
ssade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Tonight there will be DIE auu,.
,,,,,.a nj the CONGREGATIONAL church to
',-ssv the program of old time meio,
lies and modern popular ballads ana
r,asx,,cs 70 he rendered by the famous
:. ored iubilee organization. inS
d.J' Dixie ouintette. The qulntettes VIII WI
a,,Ssar under the auspices OF tne
I'LL, school Athletic associa.ion
lT,,ere has been heavy sale oil sea- sea-
9t will be most enJoyaD,J, are
1ainment The admiss'orr rbe coIored
~ RS ver' arrived in the city today
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Ii is expected that the Palisade
Light, Heat and Power Co. Will soon
enter into contract with the town
board for new system OF street
lighting. Under the arrangement
contemplated number OF new III,
candescent lamps will be Installed at
street corners where there is no SER
vice at present--Paiisade Tribune.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15
TICKET OF
SOCIALISTS

The Socialists of Grand juno
tion will go before the people at
the coming municipal election
with complete city ticket. All
the nominations have been made
except in the case of one alder
man. in the FIRST ward. and this
vacancy VIII be filled either to-
day or tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Two ten acre tracts in the city
Just right for plating at right prices
part cash. See Woods & Ackerman
34S Main.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

The Rhinehart Implement C Auto
mobile Agency have secured the SER
vices of Mr.. Wesley Erickson. an ex-
pert machirkst and automobile re
pairer. who will have charge of that
end of the business in the future.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Look Here! Mason at the Golden
Rule at 55S Main street gives this
week with every Csc sale a nickle'su
worth of candy and with every $1.5d
sale l sterescope with eight views or
the Russian and Japan war. Come
and get them.
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Contentment is a prize. Secure ii
by buying this new seven room mod
ern home with two fine corner lots.
Small cash payment Woods C Ack-
erman. 34S Main.
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work has begun on the oriuhi III,
Mo'T s The river TO vineland and WIZ
nsrpsn ne pushed rapidly to completiqn pp the m
,s,ns MN high water gets here.-ra''s'''e
srS~ihune.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

The Pecos valley lands are "A fine
chocolate sandy loan and you get
one inch of water with every acre.
The next excursion leaves Monday.
March Is. See Gray. 337 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Two pair lors on Colorado avenue
at S400 per pair. Three pair lots o..
Colorado avenue at $500 per pair
See Gray, 337 Main street.
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Be sure your plumbing is in ever,
way sanitary. J. e. Mckenzie. tn.
plumber.
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Woods & Ackerman can sell you a
home on conditions that make 1t an
extravaganza for you to continue
paying rent. 34S Main
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We fully guarantee every Front
Rank or Boynton furnace that we
INSTALL. II. Lane.
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For everything in house furnish
ing goods call on Bannister. His
double store is crowded with stylish,
new and reasonably-priced furniture
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Tour home LACKS health, comfert
and selling value without modern
bath room. See J. e. Mckenzie for
estimate. Phone Red ISL.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Green carnations for st. Patrick's
day. Call at or phone to Grand
Floral Company for them.
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prs,rabie properties dasnnapped ana oasaa no
-opportunitiess, ,osated so,a eh0 loans negotiat,
matter rates.-A. Kennison. rea'
ed loves OWED loans, 744 Rood avenue
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A new line of coffees at the Griee
Mercantile Company.
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Big line Of writing tablets at Cam.
eron's, All Main street.
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Largest and latest designs of posta
cards at Gameron's. All Main street
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Green carnations for st. Patrick S
day. Cali at or phone to Grand
Floral Company for them.
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Excius,,v"d ,,ad at the Mesa Paint anu
may De r nr Co. 33e Main street
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Fine driving teams at Free corral
Fifth and Ute.
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Cash paid for hides. Any guam
Shropshire & Gordon, whole
sale butchers. 112 North Spruce.
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BUY LOTS NOW

Here are Some Choice Locations:
Corner Tenth and Ouray.
Corner Eighth and Hin.
Corner Fourth and Hill.
Corner Thirteenth and White.
Corner Third and Belford.
Corner Eighth and Pitkin.
Corner Second and Teller.
Between Eighth and Ninth on Ou-
ray.
Between Sixth and Seventh on
Hill.
Between Seventh and Eighth on
Gunnison.
Between Eighth and Ninth on
Gunnison.
Between Tenth and Eleventh on
Gunnison.
Between Thirteenth and Four
teenth on White and Rood.
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
on Rood
Between Eleventh and Twelfth on
Grand.
Between Second and Third on Tel
Ter.
between Sixth and Seventh on
Teller.
Edward R. hefIin
Real Estate, Loans
and Insurance.
Room 8 Margery Bid.
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Awnings put up at reasonable
prices and by experienced mechanics.
- Fl. Lane.
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Try Juanita coal and you'll use n
Junction 322-
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,,,.nita coal-best on market.
Call Junction s23
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Good orchard teams at Free corral
Fifth and Ute.
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The platform and the ticket are
as follows:
Mayor=W NJ. NanBuren.
City Clerk-E. ]. Olson
Treasurer-W. w Goodman
Alderman, First Ward. w
Smith.
Aldermen. Second Ward Riley D.
Moore and George Bullock
Aldermen. Third Ward=C. L.
Fem and j. w. Sawyer.
Aldermen. Fourth Wards. b.
Hutchinson and C. A. Penny.
The city platform of the Socialist
party of Grand Junction:
I'VE endorse the National and
State platforms of the Socialist party.
Socialism is the demand of all the
people for the direct control of all
material things; which will make
democracy an abiding reality. and the
development of the individual, pos
sible.
"The Socialist party is the political
depression of socialism. 1t is means
to an end. 1t combats every kind of
exploitation and opposition. whether
! directed against a class, party. a
sex or race. II demands liberty,
political and Industrial, for man. wo-
| man and child.
Among it's many Immediate de-
| mands is one for the initiative. ref
erendum and recall.
I'VE, the Socialist party of Grand
Junction. Colorado demand a form of
| city government that shall embrace
| the initiative. referendum and recall (;
and. to that end. we pledge ourselves
to work for direct legislation by the
people, direct nomination by the peo-
pie. direct and immediate recall of
recreant officers. by the people.
The daily sentinel., 1909-03-15

Now about that single or double
harness. let us see Fred Mantey'
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See me for that new nose.-J. +
Mckenzie. 545 Colorado avenue.
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Drugs-van Horn Drug Company
SOL Main.
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Saddle horses at Free corral, Fifth
and Ute.
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stationery-van Horn Drug Com
pany. 551 Main.
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Good orchard teams at Free corral
Firth and Ute.
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Opportunity is now knocking at
your door. Your last chance to take
advantage of our bona fide 20 per
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Goldswortny BROS, exclusive mar
ket. $40 Colorado avenue.
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Our $40 and $3.50 harness make
EN- all go some.-Fred Mantey.
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Fresh candies at cameron's. al
Main street