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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
ceitcrrcid iiir ,SricOcu.
geien. RS. Srpi

SCltH, ~, StNl.
aniicr 6rauj Soirpb empiiua am
Gienitos III Der 0oiburQ cine Nboro.
nuna non Ceiitrruhern unO llu8orn.
oenen CT utrlihsrte. oaB ole Ne.
aIerur9 Ole 8tmibuu9en Der tia,
IIeuJihtn mo tirtliten STATESMAN.
uer. 5yieosn herbeijuihhrcu. nit 0t.
uuaibuun9 beobdhle. Gr iprah ole
6oiinuug aus, OdB cine 8niis aciuuorn
weroe. aui Der Elm fir beloe gtaupneu
fbrcuooIIer 6rieoeu aeihIOlIen wtrOsn
tonne.
0iuiihui6 Der gage i'm 8lItan
ihlu9 &c. Ninieiiat uor. oaB ale
N}dt'e. ole iib ia einitimug iur
bic GrbaIiung osS Status quo er.
Hart batten, einen 9e0rnieitigtn Sc.
oanteunustnuit III q, Mese IsItsu
lpuieu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
llrurltr prpe(hrn.
Gine WtOellfieitr i'll glItOOna,
Eenipluanirn.
SbrurcS HinOilrii6.
Gin utrriiftrr TrOicfOr nls
Ginbrt6cr.
&OUieuclt utrius gSiliOn.
NeiterrtitS tritt fir ben 6rie=
ben rill.
Wia0rro bralht UelN.
@pan u0n 0ru Glcmentell
bcilngeiu6t.
Wiaorro bran(bt 0el0.
@eoenffeier in altoona, pal
glltpona, 9en.. 20. Sept.

WltDOHl, Tn., 20. Sept.
9srdli6ent 9aft mar Der Qnuptreoner
bel Der bieIi9en 5eier Der So. @ieoer'
febr oes cages, an mel6em Die uierSebn
lopnlen @puuerneure Ser Ser. Stnaten
beiblOlien, Nbrobam Qincoln uno ieine
SriesspOIiti. su uuteritiiben uno einen
9lufruf an oas @olt srlieBen. Der 5abue
oes Jiibrers oes gtOroens gu ioIsen.
Die &soe bss BrdiiOsnten bei tGitiate
iih fat aueibIieBIid nit Dem entihIols
isnen Sanoeln Der pierSebn @ouuerneure
Die CT SsIoen i'm tudbrsn Sinne oeS
gS0rteS nonnte
glm glbeno fubr Hrdl. Gait mad Zee
uerlp weiter uno ermnrtete, oaB Seire'
tar Siles pOm republifaniifeu gtatiOs
nnltomite ben BUG in 6arr;ebur9 bes
itei9en ipro, 6amit er @eIesenbeit bate,
ioer Die pOlitiihe Gage in ben gfensn9s
Ianos Staaten 5u tonieriren.
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3ie Sribiine brad, Suiammen.


Nls 3b. 8ooiepelt i'm 9auie ieiner
aampagnereiis an 3ienltag bier Dor
elmer groBen 3ub0rerihait iprah, brad
elm IbeiI Der 3ribiiue. pon Der aus Der
srprdiiOent rebets, suiammen. uno pers
ihieosne Herionen itiirjten ab. jeood
iuuroe Niemano ernitlih perleBt 9loos
iepelt islbit, in beien nabiter Jidbe oas
WiB9sidif paiitrte. ent9in9 nit tnappsr
giotb oemislben Sdidial
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
Gin inpauiidjcs 6cirnt9atint.

San @egca'lg 81 Ser nudlitrucn
Vraia IN ler uierc QeiratsJeiudc
gcmciubin db5claBt iin0 bile,Glen
iid 0ie unJen I}ooden IN ,Sdpon
mruH i'eau' aelu oad bort uidt uclr
M 3ciu0auiidcH Aege 0ss 3etuEQa-
iHierd,3 eiucu Satteu 'uten. cucr
AunWl Der pradle uH0 eintr 'gteiie
oe llu3arufs oie I5erau5 reuoo1
mirfcr I4s cr5eat aus brr aad-
iiebeuacn glHncnp. 0ie fuslid in
ciuer GROCER ettiug Coins eri4'ien
sd bin eva .uuae5 ie1r hu5ides
U2a6hcn meme 2aare leiled 0ie
@eucrilnie ae} G5l'cu mcM Fcint
bal ben @.ar4 uHo 6le : auWiueIde
bcr EluHe. metn @eNtt m 5rueI-
lif utc ad mott Der lraucrmel0e
melH, braui'u lllaeu 2lr't7a 0e;
bcioC1 SiteIa De- esaeG0eu
YjoaAcs 70 ba5e 7c7u 1u 5ci6
m1 SUI, uu NIT uetaeu e5aiten
qi fltl uu 1an6 On Aaao turts
"e.@ IN GcHa inns mid mi; ihnr
be Jal ula latt 0e 49taf' ocr
SBas 1u erregcu +a oe'e
9,Weee rinou 'urqer 'e.r ten.
IchensuurotGea Tam oacr
Ti1ar 40 Scnd fomuit 1 oea thm
5ie Jlatrdi Qb II mib rt itu
oerciuea unn nit Inn 1crar in
pinem 1raac p0u rotcnl lacmar
ruael nil
6 muf raf-Gf fhon cta 77r,
'Crb -tciar &eac' 4 icir 1,ra
Sumsidr, tcb rerlofc1aerr 9.u
Irtrtos .eseal5er rt1. his u n,en
7craieu.
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lleber bunScrt Msemiben ertrnn'
fen.
goris. "a. Sept.

karis. "a. sept.
Rad elmer am Niontns aus St. Be
tersbUra Susesonsenen IReIOuns iir5
in Der 9tdbe pom Nrhnn9el bsim 3us
iammenitob Siueier Tampfer nui Der
ms g9eiBe Wteer miinoenoen 9wina
lis 8erionsn ertrunten. Der 3nm'
pier .Sbnelptn Der $50 &aiinsiere
an Bpro bate. colli6irte nit eiurm
ibm entse9sntommeroen 3ampier mo
innt innerbai5 meni9er Niinuteu
nur 80 IerlOnen tOnnien serettet wers
0eu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
Sbeures Ginofleiid).
aonias @itn. Wlp.. 2G. sept

&1nlas YIN, WIo., 26. Sept.
SedSehn Stild 8in6pleb pon ie $50
Tiuno 6jeiuiht Wuroeu nm 9ienstag in
ben &iebb00ien gum &reIs upu 5000
prp hunbert Eiunb, oOer $113.31 pro
SOpF pOn einem 6nrmer aus 9ibertp,
Nio.. pertnuit. 9tad ser @rfldrun9
berger gambler lit bies Der bohite
Hreis. Der jemdI5 weitIid pon Chicago
fir 8inopieb beinbIt puroe Sn Der
Iebten &ohe wuroen mebrere Gdieu
aus Wtilpuri III GbIcn9p fir $11 pro
bunoert Yiuno oertauit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
SSred)er lte6crfaa.
Stem glorf, p. Sent.

3ipej 8auber. Die in einem 2lutomos
bil fubren. iiberfieen am Wontaa oui
ser g9eiheite 3obn %opper, einen a aies
labrifnnteu, IN oer 9iahe ieine5 G5es
itdits uno uobnien ibm eine 5anotaihe
mt $500 in 8nargelo uno 9befs fir
$1,000 meg. 3nb.reihe %ahanteu unb
elm &oIiif. Ser ioiort Die 9IerioIgm 9
auinobm. woreu 3eusen bes lleberlaua
}Iui Der %erlOlguns uurosu ueribieoene
Stjiie gemehieIt. ood} 9tlemano 9s,rOis
zen. Die 6dubsr enttamen in ibrPm
Nutomobil. oeiien Drummer nldt Ieltges
jtsllt meroen fonnte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
Welo iuicocraefnnocn.
92eniacoIa. IIa.. "a Gent.

Gin 8odct pon $4,000 8aarqel6.
ons por eini9eu Eagen aui unertldrIihs
g8eiie aus elmer SenOun9 Der 6Irit
glatiouaI Bant pOu EeniacOla, bic nab
5IomafpOn gIn.. beiiimmt mar. psrs
idmano. muroe am N(ontn9 pom
6ausoien,r Der 8aut unueriebrt I'M
6oi binter Osm 8antgebduOa gs'
iunoen.
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acin 1ait.1idet.


las Cber9sudt oes Si1ates Souib
TatDta lebHia e. ait, 6ie progrfnluen
Standardization bic an Der
5pite ogs repubhtan,iten Slaatstitsis
i,eaeu ron bert }u p5r,rgibru ,}nio.ae
o5r ,5niihslounq eibt ss N Der perblis
lpab, tejn TditsLi1et i'm S,aat
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@dttennuro oeiiibnt.


Soltcn, M(an, p. Sept.
Gbsiter 9. Soroau. Der iue9en oes
por pier Sabrsn IN SommeroiIe an iei'
ner @attin 6Ouorab, elmer ebemnItgen
5bauipielerin, begongenen gRoroes
sum Ioos parurtbei,t mar, buBte iej1
8srbrehsni i'm Gbarlsiton Staatsgei1nS'
nib I'M slettrlihsn 5tubl.
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@iubrcdler geiitesfranf.
Chicago, SSa., 26. Sept

OQItuYU, SH, 70. SFpI.
SacOb 6Op @utbrie, lsner ebemnIige
Yroielior oes 9lrmOur Snltitute, Oeiien
&aubjii9e Ourh bic g9Ubnungen retfer
BemI bner Der Siioleite Die &oliiei un
bns Hublitum in Staunen uerleBt bnts
ten, muroe Dor ariminolridter @illiom
s Cooper bon oen @sihiuOreneu iitr
9eiltestrant ertldri: er miro nah Der
@beiter 9tnitnIt fir irriinnise %ers
BREEDER iiberfubrt peroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
@ute Grntem iiberan.
@aihinatOn. 25. Sept.

gSulDN9lDn. 70. SRpl.
Die 9lusiihten fir bic 6iesldbrise
@etrsioeernte linO niht nur in oen &er.
Stanten, iOnbern aud in ben iibri9en
@rOibsilsn iait our6mes au8nebmeno
9ldnSeno, tpie aus Dem eben oem Qano.
wirtbidafts' Depnrtement in Wuiblnss
ton pom SnternationaIen 9anowirtb'
idaftIihen Snititut in &om 5usesons
eenen Beribt iiber Die gu erpartenOsn
@rtrdse an g9ei5en. ROsgeu, 9erite,
Snfsr uno NiaiS beruorsebt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
Niaoero perlanst @elo.
9Rerico, %. SrYt.

&rdiioent Nlaoero inr5le an ben
msritnuiihsu GorstsB ON Gienita9
elne S2tihni.. IN Der er UNI ois Se'
uiulsunG uou swdniig Ndlltoneu Geios
Geba Wltaipnsn 2oqars) eriuhie. ooer
nm Die Grmddtisun9 Sur 9luiudbms
elmer Ylnleibe in oisier 0obe Sur
llntsrorudung Der 6epo,uiion 81 miro
an9enpmmsn olB Der GouersB oem
sinen o0er auoerfH @uuias 5oIse lsiiieu
wlro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27
Gin Gieienbrano.

Gait ct. 9ouis 3D. 24 Sspt.
Bei einem @rono peIher itoel Strns
Bsn9euierte Der Burma D2jus einaiherte,
puroen Djontag N5suo bier iieban Eers
ionsn perIebt ,tUSi }euermebrIeuie
mabrihslnIih tboulf Ter Staoeu
betragt 100000
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8unnent erDffnet.
Gbica9o, sSa., 26. e

Chicago, SD, 26. Sept.
Ser Stpeijdbrise aonusnt Der ameri'
fanii~,en @roBloge Der oeutihen Sarus
9ari.9o9e muroe am NittmOd in einem
Sotel Der unteren Staot unter benz
HorfB oon @ru6meilter Robert YbiIs
lips erbiinet. Die 9Oee lit eine Der
dItsitsn 6euti6en Or9nniiatiOnen bes
2anoes.
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Span. Suiantin seiturben.
Maorio, Spnnien, rs. Sept

WuOItp, SpuHltH, 10. StpI.
Sniautin Mlnrin 9bereiin, sine
Shpeiter a6nig Nlfpns pon Spanieu,
lit pI0blid an elmer 8lutitnuuns 9es
itorben. Die Snfnntin. weIbe NOD
niht 9an5 orelBi9 Sabre alt mar, uer'
mdbIte iih Dor iehs Sabreu nit 5eros
nano Wfaria Yrmj OOn 8apern, ser
licb in Sabre pOrber bate naturaIiiireu
Iaiisn uno jebt Ofiijjer iii Der ipanlihen
9Irmee 1T. Der @be limo orel auoer
entiprpnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1912-09-27

3m Nrmgnhauie Tag siu Danu,
oer iait nidta mgbr U9r. ols 6aut uuo
Arodlen Ser &ri uutsruhte jbn.
ihnaeltt be5tr'at oen aopi uno utr.
idlr.sb 5n an med ilfs 5eHfgi,os
tet 2,is He oam. 'amn ia8e osr
@aleni a1yr Io'trr m bss n'ht
ein bsdfr uig. 5ent lu So w2ul9
Tleifd -
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

Unable to complete the business
scheduled for Thursday, the meeting
of the stockholders of the bankrupt
Union Trading company, held in
Pueblo. adjourned until Friday, Mar.
%.
An offer had been made by the
stockholders to take over the prop
erly of the company at 75c on the
dollar, and IL was considered that
the deal could be made. There were
details that could not be decided
however. after sessions all day
Thursday. adjournment was neces-
sary. It bad been decided that if
the composition offer was not ac-
cepted, a dividend would be declar-
ed and some attorneys. representa-
tives of large stockholders were ca
ger to see some money coming in.
The idea was abandoned when it
was found that the deal can be made
for the stockholders to take over
the property of the company at the
continuation of the meeting, to be
held next Friday.
feature of Thursdays meeting
was the fight against the claim of
S. z. Schenck. former president and
general manager of the bankrupt
Union Trading company for $500.
Schenck claims that this amount is
due him for salary. He states that
he was to have received 81 900 per
annum from each of the stores, and
there were IA of them at the time
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

cessity for attempting to tie up your
future rights at this time. Wheth
er you prefer Roosevelt or Taft,
strike out the words for the year
1912 on the ballot you vote.
Also strike out on the ballot the
instruction to your delegate re
ceiying the highest vote in Mesa
county, and substitute in the Cliff
ton precinct Grand Junction has
no authority, legal or otherwise, to
instruct the delegates that represent
you, which they are undertaking to
do at the present time.
"Later-We are informed after
writing the above, that denial was
made that the ballot contained the
instruction given herewith, but later
it was admitted A comparison of
the call printed Sunday and Tues
day, and Wednesay, at which time
attention was called to this danger
Gus attempt to elect delegates for
the entire year, will show that the
wording complained of has since
been taken out. Be certain, howev-
er, that the words for the year
1912 are not on the ballot you vote,
and If they are, strike them out"
The Sentinel has no doubt that
the Roosevelt club. completely in
control of the primaries today. with
its leaders denouncing every Repub-
lican who refuses to vote for Roose-
welt delegates as assistant demo-
Gratis" and with hundreds of the
old-line and loyal Republicans alb
solutely declining to participate in
the primaries, will be able to CON
troll the county convention Monday
afternoon and will send a Roosevelt
delegation to Colorado Springs.
This triumph of the new group
of leaders and office seekers is won
by bringing about the, worst split
in the history of the Republican
party of Mesa county, but it is the
ends, not the means, the new steam
roller is after.
Last night 125 people heard Mes
srs. Griffith and Stewart at the
meeting of the Roosevelt club in the
Y. NJ. C. A. building 1t was the
biggest gathering of the campaign
that the insurgents have waged this
season in this neck o. the woods.
The primaries now in progress
close at O'Clock this evening and
tomorrow the box car letter will
announce The Triumph of the
Peepul Over the Machine" and the
steam roller will be oiled up tomor-
row for its next swing around the
circle on Monday.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16
sCHENCE, UNION TRADING
MAN, WANTS $4,000 CASH
Claim Is Being Bitterly Contested Stockholders Offer to Take
Over Property Of Company for IS Cents on the Dollar.
No Decision Is Reached.

the company was declared bankrupt.
II is the contention of Schenck that
he failed to collect his salary by
$500. Attorney Frank c. Goudy
of Denver fought against the pay
ment of the bill and no decision was
made. The bill will be considered
further at the meeting to be held
next week.
There is much valuable property
that the stockholders of the Union
Trading company are considering
taking over at 75c on the dollar.
There is one farm on the Western
Slope in particular that is considered
most valuable, and it took much of
the time of the stockholders yester-
day. II is the desire TO sell the val
liable fruit farm. but ii must be
disposed of at once or not at all for
the present season, as it is time
to have the pruning done. Referee
in Bankruptcy S. d. Trimble sug-
gested that. if ii was agreeable to
the stockholders, the court could
have the trees pruned, so that who
ever purchased the property would
not be seriously handicapped, and
his chances for making money this
season not impaired. The question
centering around the disposition to
be made of the fruit farm caused
the stockholders to set the date
of the next meeting next week in
stead of one month hence, when they
preferred to assemble.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16
STEAM ROLLER UNDER WAY.
Continued from Page -

CONTINUED from Page L.
primaries, in the convention, and to
rustic Republican votes in the fall.
There is one thing, one feature
of the raw deal. that fell flat as
result of the expose of the attempt
to elect the delegates today for THE
YEAR OF 1912, and thus give the
Roosevelt club the power to name
the county ticket this fall. The
Roosevelt machine leaders are fear
fully "riled up over this expose.
That the methods being employed
by the steam roller crowd does not
meet with the approval of a great
portion of the Republican rank and
file of this county is proven again
by the editorial statements made by
the two regular Republican papers
of the county. there being no reg
ular Republican paper in Grand
Junction. In his issue yesterday,
Editor Sherman of the Palisade Tri-
bune had this to say;
I'VE frequently hear the remark
and see the published statement that
progressive doctrines stand for an
expression by the people in all mat
ters political, but if one may judge
from the steam-roller tactics that
are being manipulated by the mana
gers of the so-calle 'progressives"
in Mesa county TO secure the dele
gates for Colonel Roosevelt's admir-
ers in the coming county, state and
national convention, there seems to
be at least a semblance of the old
style methods of pushing things
down the peoples throats. whether
they like them or not. If progress
sive" methods are different from the
old-line political machine, they GER
tainly have not been manifested in
this county, whatever they may have
been elsewhere. The machine has
been well oiled and will be put in
motion at the primaries on Saturday
and it remains to be seen whether
he people are going to swallow the
whole bait ad lib. both now and
IN the future. AS before remarked
in these columns, modern politics
has simply resolved itself into
1 lot of job hunters who are either
seeking to hold their own places
at the pie counter or desiring with
fervent desire the job held by the
other fellow. The lust for office and
power is paramount and 1.-THE dear
peepul" are beginning to recognize
these facts. The politician gets
away with the goods, while the peo-
nle take the hot air and pay the
bills. 1t may not always be thusly."
The following are excerpts from
an editorial in yesterdays edition
of the Clifton Success:
Every Republican in the Clifton
precinct should make it a duty Sat
urday to vote at the presidential pro-
mary
Under the guise of naming dele
gates to a county convention, whose
sole duty Is to send delegates to the
state presidential convention, the So
called progressive element in the Re
publican party is undertaking to tie
up the delegates to every convention
to be held this year, including the
seceltion of county candidates.
The ballots to be voted on Satur-
day and the names of the men to
represent Clifton were chosen by the
so-called Roosevelt committee at
Grand Junction. In other words,
county politicians are trying to use
She magic of the eX-Presidents name
to capture control of the party here.
1.-The new primary law goes into
effect shortly and there is no ne
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

BARTON & TERRILL is the oni'
transfer company in western Col
orado with first class covered NOV
ing van. Always prompt, furnisi
good service and expert workmen
You make no mistake by employing
them.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
COLUMN
E. F. ELDRIDGE, NJ. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
All medicines furnished from
my own laboratory and put up by
myself, thus avoiding mistakes.
Offices, SIS Capitol block, Main
street.
DR., Eldridge's residence, No.
53S Chipeta avenue. Phone juno
ton LOT.
Office phone, Junction 125.
Office hours from $50 to IL
am; from l to pm; from to
8 p. m, and from to p. m. Sun
days.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

Work will start in a week or two
on the ore road from the vanadium
claims of the Colorado-Utah Vana-
dunn Mines company of this city to
the railroad station at Thompson
Springs. About dozen men will
be employed.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

FOR SALE-If you would like to buy
nearly new 4-room bungalow in
the northeast part of town for
$500 less than actual cost, and on
your own terms, address Box 1853.
Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

NONEY.-The Mutual Savings ann
Building association has a con-
slant supply of money TO loan on
business buildings and town and
city residences on the monthly in
stallment plan, permitting liberal
terms OF repayment: Apply 10
William A. Marsh. secretary, 357
Main street, Grand junction. Colo.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

Have your clothes cleaned. pressed
and repaired and kept in good shape
during the winter months. Phone
the Suitorium, Junction 1853; our
wagon will call.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU WISH nice suite of Office
rooms in the center of the bust
ness district. call Junction so or
at the Sentinel office and ask to
see them.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16
See Father Get Arrested" at th,
Orpheum tonight.

We have the Shoes that will make
your feet comfortable. Mcconnell
& Lowe.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

TO TRADE-lG0 acres "A Frcaucr
county, Neb.; 100 acres in cult
walton, balance used for pasture;
all fenced and cross-fenced: house
in first class condition; granary,
sheds, etc. Black loan soil with
clay subsoil Will trade for ranch
property What have you? Kind
ly advise if clear; if not. amount
of mortgage. Address Az Sentinel
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE-One gray mare, AZ
years old; well broke; gentle;
Hickory 3433.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1912-03-16

Hauling of any description done in
the most satisfactory manner by the
Milne Transfer company. 319 Col
orado avenue. Phone Junction 22S
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FOR SALE-Settings thoroughbred
White Leghorns, Wycock strains:
also surplus stock pullets, hens
and one pen. Maple 173.
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EGGS FOR HATCHING-order now:
White Leghorn, $ setting; Barred
Rock. S1.50; White Wyandotte,
50; White Orpiugton. So; Fgwn
and White Indian Runner Duck,
So. All prize stock Mating list
free. Minuey' Poultry Farm, Del
ia. Colo.
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WANTED.

head of horses to feed
for winter. Good shelter and run
ming wafer. Phone Hickory 1928,
or ]. e. Mckenzie, the plumber.
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WANTED-Roomers and boarders at
SCI Colorado.
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wagon end-gates. We'd
nesday, between j. II. Smith s
ranch and First Fruit Ridge. Phone
Hickory S32.
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INSURE with the Rich Hutchinson
Realty Company. $50 Main street.
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Fresh Oysters, DOC per quart, at c.
+. Bo..ns;u's W:olesSle ana EctaH
-.-...--Ct, corner Fourth and White.
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WANTED-Work; competent young
lady wants house work. Phone
Olive 762, Whitewater.
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Dog collars, SOC to SO. Fred Mantey
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ACRES choice land, under Price
ditch. Ready for trees; y mile
Clifton; price, $4,000; terms; see
or phone owner, e. A. Nrohn. city.
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LAWN BUILDING a speciality. Call
Star grocery. 5. A. Grady.
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elegant porch; in best residence
district of Omaha, Neb Rented
present time, $40 per month. What
have YOU in ranch property TO
trade for this house2 Kindly ad-
wise if clear; if not, amount of
mortgage. Address Az Sentinel.
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FOR RENT-3-, A. or 5-rooms fur
nished, close in. Heflin Bros, G..
V. Bank building.
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FOR RENT-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Call 756 Ute.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Two tickets to
Seattle Inquire 1885 Grand ave.
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FOR SALE-One second hand Brush
runabout cheap. Call Junction IL.
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FOR SALE-Range, davenport bed,
tables, cheap. Hickory 1911.
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FOR SALE-Fresh mich COW, at
119 North First street.
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FOR SALE-Two lots at a bargain;
fine shade. on Gunnison, near
Seventh street. Call 500 Teller.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; modern; with
sleeping porches. 729 Colorado.
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FOR RENT-Ranch with improve
ments. Good terms to reenter.
viii also sell or trade for city
property Phone junction 179.