The daily sentinel., 1899-04-06
PUAELY PERSONAL.

No. z vas two hours late tOoay.
Wanted-Second hand carpets at
Andersons.
Miss Bayles arrived on No. 3 from
Palisade today.
A book case and writing desk COM
bined, cheap at Andersons.
Two nice settees that must be sold, at
Andersons.
Coal miners and day men wanted at
Book Cliff mine. 8 tt
Rev. Sisson is wearing green tie the
gift Of Alderman Wharton.
A musicale treat at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. Tickets 20
cents.
Good coal diggers and men for out
side work wanted at L. b. G. mine.
45u
Remember the Flower musicale at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening.
Tickets 25 cents.
just Received-A fine line Of glass
ware anu alc, opN AoA DAA
in this line go to Andersons.
We have received large consignment
of linoleum and oil cloth at bedrock
prices at Andersons.
Two troop tr ,ins from the east, bound
for the Philippines are reported to reach
this city early tomorrow morning.
J.W. Brown, formerly in the tailoring
business is an arrival in Grand Junct-
ion.
The echoes Of the municipal battle on
the streets is becoming fainter and
fainter.
WANrsp-A good machine hand
Bring samples OF work to Dressmaking
Parlors over postoffice.
452 N. w. BLAIN, Mgr.
Or. johnson will give a reasonable re-
ward for the return OF his sign providing
it is returned in good condition. The
sign reads "Dr. N s. johnson Osteo-
path"
The Flower musicale of Friday evan
ing at the Presbyterian church will con-
sist of numbers by the orchestra, vocal
solos by Rowena Wheeler, Miss Roberts
and Mrs Cropsey, an organ piece by
Rev. Ward, piano solos by Misses Fauss
and Belden and reading by Miss Carpen-
ter.
The Women Of Woodcraft are prog
ressing finely in making the arrange
ments for their grand May Day ball
1t ia to be the best OF the season. One
of the most pleasing features will be the
Maypole drill. Remember it is the next
social event, and make your arrange
ments to attend.
Richard Kett, or, as he is familiarly
known, Dick Kett, has received the ap-
pointment of state boiler inspector.
This is the third term for Mr.. Kett and
he has certainly proved his ability in
this position. Mr.. Kett has quite num-
Der Of warm friends in this city who
will learn of his appointment with pleas
ure.
The latest news from the hospital at
Salida, gives very fattering reports OF
the condition OF Scott Mckinney. Mrs.
Mckinney came home yesterday and re-
turned again last night to Salida. The
many friends OF Alderman Mckinney
will be glad to know that he will not
lose his foot and that he hopes to be
able to resume his work again in a rea-
sonably short time.
Thomas B Crawford has received the
appointment OF assistant adjutant gen
eral OF this state. The many friends Of
Col Crawford will be very glad OF his
selection to this important position.
Col. Crawford has always had predel-
iction for military work and he can now
put into effect, as assistant adjutant
general, many reforms in the national
guard, as his service to the state will be
for two years.
DR.. w. Capps and the police officers
are looking for sneak thief, who stole
$40 worth of surgical instruments from
the doctors Office few nights ago. DR..
Capps saw a man lettering about the
hallway OF the Union block and he be-
lievee this is the man. Last Sunday
morning, before the case Of instruments
was stolen from DR.. Capp's office the
sa me stranger, according to the descrip-
tion of DR. n H EldridGe sold the lat