The daily sentinel., 1899-08-28
nd concert tonight at the corner Of

Band concert tonight at the corner Of
Main and Fifth.
P. Randolph Morris is visiting in the
city with John F. Pfeiffer
For Sale Cheap-Horse, buggy and
harness. Apply to John F. Moore.
James G. Gates, proprietor of the
Lake City Times, is visitor to the city
today.
Suits for S15 at Pearson's Of better
material, better make and better fit than
any out of town concern.
Mrs. II. T. DeLong left for Walsen-
burg this morning to spend two weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Just received, beautiful line Of pictures
etc. Call and see them. Our prices will,
surprise you. The Bargain House.
Pearson, the tailor, is now receiving
his Fall Goods A few summer patterns
now remaining in good dark shades and
fair weight, will be sold VERY CHEAP.
Mrs. l.. F. Ingersoll, Mrs. 1. N. Bunt.
ing, Messrs. Orson Adams, Edwin A.
Haskell and Sam Flint have been ap-
pointed n special carnival committee.
M. L. Jones, formerly at the Union
depot has accepted a position with the
Rio Grande road at Ouray. Mr.. Jones
has been temporarily assisting w. o.
Stewart weather observer.
Horace T, DeLong leaves tonight for
Cripple Creek where he goes to lay the
cornerstone OF the high school building
with Masonic ceremonies. From there
he goes to Denver to attend session Of
the Methodist conference.
Dr. X. Hanson, medical practitioner
lately OF st. Lukes hospital, at Denver,
one Of the finest hospitals in the west,
has decided to locate permanently in
this city. Dr. Hanson is an old time
friend OF DIR. George R. Warner.
Labor Day at Ouray Sept. 4th. Spec
ial train will leave Grand Junction at 6
a. m. and Ouray returning at midnight
Sept. 4th. Very cheap rates for this oc-
casion. 8. G. Hum,
City Agent.
Notwithstanding his enviable record
as fisherman, Orson Adams has return
ed from Muckawanago with the proverb-
ial fisherman's luck. The eternal vigil
ance of the trout is accounted for by the
fact that DR.. Walpole had recently been
up there and equipped them all with
"specks." Local sports claim this is
very "scal," excuse.
It's good thing push it along. For
the next three days we will continue our
low prices on goods and contribute five
per cent of the profits to the free train
fund for the Colorado soldiers. Show
your patriotism and trade with the only
firm in Grand Junctiop who are making
any effort in the behalf OF the gallant
Coloradoans.
Thompson Music and Jewelry Co.
On Thursday of this week Meesrs. e.
L. Sleeper of this city and P. A. Rice OF
Grand Junction closed deal for the
MANCHESTER claim, lying close and along
side of the Contention group. The
owners were George Vowel, Jas. Shane
and Dick Leiner. There is but a few
feet OF the Manchester vein opened up,
but it has assumed width of % inches
and carries an even value from wall to
wall. Assays from the ore have given it
value as high as 500 in gold. The
property will be put in active operation
at once.-San Miguel Examiner.
AT the chamber Of commerce yester-
day a tiattering letter was received from
the Grand junction chamber regarding
the work OF the Denver organization in
encouraging the culture Of sugar beets
in the Grand valley. Accompanying the
communication was generously large
box containing fruits of many varieties
and sample Of the sugar beets that
have been grown as result Of the Den
yer chambers agitation. The monster
beets adorned the desk OF Secretary
Williams throughout the day Rocky
Mountain News.
Grand Junction's Peach carnival has
been fixed for September 10 to 49, four
days series OF events, primarily designed
to advertise the advantages of the town
and valley. There will be baby show,