The daily sentinel., 1899-08-09
THE LOCAL NEWS.
Bedwell sells books.

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visit.
Bert Stroud OF Ouray IL visitor to
the city today.
]. 8. Swan, editor Of the DeBeque
Bugle, is visitor.
Everything ir the line of sporting
goods at Bedwslls.
William g. Connolly of the Sun, is
home from Denver.
Mrs. Patsy Collins leaves tonight for
Minturn where she will remain for two
weeks.
Walter Merrill, accompanied by his
family, returned today from an outing
at Norrie.
For high grade, perfect fitting gar
ments for ladies or gentlemen go to
Pearson, the up-to-date tailor.
Tho railway men on lllines have been
kept exceedingly busy lately. Some OF
them get but little time to sleep.
Why don't you have good library in
your home? All the works Of standard
authors can be secured at Bedwells.
L. L. Num- and L. w. Allen, promi-
nent mining men of Telluride, were
guests at the Brunswick last night.
Wanted-Girl for general housework.
Good wages to the right person. Apply
to Mrs. 8. N. Wheeler, corner Ninth and
Rood.
Alderman A. 8. Mckinney and family,
and niece Miss Hattie Mckinney, are
home from two weeks outing on Kan
| nah creek.
Lost-Gold emblem pin OF Women of
Woodcraft. Words "Love, Wisdom,
Power" engraved on it. Finder please
return to this office.
Capt. T. G.. Lennon, superintendent
Of the Indian School, left last night for
two weeks trip to Washington and
other points in the east.
Seventy-two tourist came in over the
Rio Grande narrow gauge last night.
They we're enthusiastic over the beau
ties Of the narrow gauge scenic route.
Otto A. Maher, the jolly representa-
tive OF the Hax-Smith Furniture com.
pany OF Kansas City was an arrival this
morning and has been calling upon the
furniture dealers Of this city today.
Don't consider your own welfare
Your spectacles are bent and all out Of
line. Take a little time and no money
and DR.. Walpole will put them In shape.
You will look better in tho eyes Of your
friends. Office with DR.. Eldridge.
Glenwood gives three thousand dollars
in prizes for the races to take place
there this month, while Ouray comes up
with four thousand dollar offer for the
celebration of Labor day at that enter
prising mining camp. 1t is a little
strange that Grand Junction cannot
raise fund sufficient to celebrate Peach
Day, one of the most famous and popu.
lar fete days ever given In this state.
Yesterday this Office received from the
Publishers Press Room company at
Denver, el sven bound volumes Of the
Daily Sentinel, covering period from
November Goth 1893 to to first day OF
June Of the present year. AS means
Of reference these volumes will be in
valuable to the general public. They
are complete mirror of the events Of
the past six years and grow more valu-
able the older they become. These vol
umes will be found ready for handy ref
erence at this Office for the use OF the
public at all times.
An old time typo, now engaged in
other business, showed hundred dollar
bill at ]. M. Sampliner this morning in
payment for new Ststson hat. The
action was 80 sudden and coming from
q printer shocked Mr.. Sampliner con-
siderably. His first queery this morn
ing on meeting Sentine. reporter was
"Do printers handle money always 80
carelessly and In such large sumsf"
He was assured that q hundred dollar
bill was a email amount for the average
printer to carry about as change and
that he must not judge the typo by Che
clothes he wore.