The daily sentinel., 1899-07-28
LOCAL LINES

Bedwell sells them and you use them.
Whatf Base ball supplies.
The foundation for the new school
building is nearly completed.
Go with the conductors to Mucka-
wanago Sunday, July Both.
A few summer patterns will be sacri-
feed by Pearson the tailor. 3t
Wantsd-A girl for general house
work. Apply at this office.
Turner'S picnic at Lotz's grove Sun
day the Both. Admission free. 2t
The Och are sure to bite if you get
your fishing tackle at Bedwell's.
Misses Alice and Florence Alderman
left this morning for Pinion mesa.
James Wohlfort who has been visiting
in the city left for Hampton. Iowa.
Mrs. ]. V. A. Lay returned Wednes-
day from her outing on Pinon Mesa.
For Sale Cheap-0ood horse, harness
and buggy. Apply at Free Corral. tt
A.. j. Howard Of Salida is doing day
work in the telegraph Office at the depot.
&C. Compton. travelling freight agent
of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad Is
in the city.
For Sale Household furniture. Eng.
OF e. Haxtun, North terrace on Rood
and 9Th. 1855
Mrs. E. L. Bower of Guthrie Center
Iowa, is visiting at the home Of Mrs.
]. V. A. Day.
The excessive heat OF the past few
days has given way to delightful sum
mer weather.
Fine fishing and general good time
is guaranteed at the conductors pic
mic at Muokawanngo Sunday.
Wanted for general house work,
small family. $40 20 per month.
J. NJ. Sampliner.
For Rsnt-Large. cool and quiet fur
nished room, Mrs. E. English, White
street between 4th and 9th. 1w
Why don't tho local sports send to
New York for supplies? Because they
can get them just as cheap at Bsdwells.
Soc?
Peaches continue to como in at the
Fruit Growers association. Yesterday
nearly five hundred boxes were shipped
out.
NJ. L. Roberts returned last night
from his semi-weekly fishing excursion
to lola with his usual string OF finny
captives.
]. s. jackson, patriarch Of the grip
who has been doing duty tfty-four
consecutive years as commercial trav-
eler is in the city today.
Miss Stella Woods, who has been vis-
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Leslie is convalescing from ser
ious illness with typhoid fever.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway
will put now passenger train on the
road August 1st. 1t will leave Denver
7:30 a. m. and Grand junction 4:90 pm
Peter Jensen and family of Ouray are
in the city on their way to the Grand
Mesa for an outing. Mr.. Jensen is
connected with the management OF the
Revenue Tunnel.
Early Riser Call any time while the
sun shines and DR.. Walpole will examine
your optics. Sound advice will cost you
nothing. Office with DR.. Eldridge.
Never let this escape your memory.
The Kranich & Bach pianos are sold on
monthly payments of 80 each by the
Thompson Jewelry and Music Co.
A very rare specimen of the kissing
bug, known as the cocilorum cofusolius,
is on exhibition In the store window OF
O. P. Bliss. Another fne specimen is
on exhibition at Arthur's drug store.
Cards are out cordially inviting friends
to attend an exhibition Of Hand Painted
China given by Mrs. D. Stuart Mckay
on the afternoon and evening of Wednes-
day, August I'd, at room 13 over post
Office.
Did you see the striking attitude Of
Dr.. 81. r. Bull a. he "listened to the
papers between gaps" while attending
the Medical Convention at Salt Lake
Citys 1t appears in Thursday's Daily
Tribune and Is worth your seeing.
Hurlbert Dyer, wife and little daugh-