The daily sentinel., 1899-08-29
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Council did not meet last night on
account OF having no quorum.
For Sale Cheap-Horse, buggy and
harness. Apply to John F. Moore.
Suits for s15 at Pearson's of better
material, better make and better fit than
any out of town concern.
just received, beautiful line of pictures
etc. Call and see them. Our prices viii
surprise you. The Bargain House.
Wanted Twenty good laborers
at beet sugar factory. Inquire National
Concrete Fireproofing at bulldogs. 3t
William Jennings Bryan. the great
silver leader passed through the city
last night on No. enroute to California.
Prof Boyer's full orchestra has been
engaged for the grand Masque Ball at
the Park Opera House on the night Of
the Carnival.
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.
The first social hop OF the dancing
school will oscur next Saturday night at
the Park opera house. The members
of the class are anticipating a very pleas
ant time.
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. u. 'Hunn,
City Agent.
The steel for the dry house at the
sugar factory arrived last Saturday and
that for the warehouse ia reported as
being on the road. The delays now are
considered as past and it will not be
many weeks until the buildings are
completed.
1t is said that Joe Letter, who made
fame as great wheat speculator was
visitor to the city Sunday night. 1t
may be that Joe was here to buy cor
ner on our fruit market, yet no word OF
this character has been whispered by
the big fruit growers.
DR.. E. F. Eldridge left last evening
for Pueblo, where he goes to meet his
wife and twin babies, who have been
absent on an extensive eastern trip Tor
about three months. The family is ex-
pected to arrive in the city Wednesday
night, having started from Boston Sun
day night.
The contest for the selection as Maid
of Honor to the Festival Of Mountain
and Plain closed last Saturday night in
Clerk Nichols office. There was pretty
lively voting toward the close OF the
contest. The votes will not be canvass
ed until the board OF county COMMUNIST
toner's meet, which will be on the Fifth
day of September.
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 Junction who are making
any effort in the behalf Of the gallant
| Coloradoans.
Thompson Music and Jewelry Co.
A Sentinel reporter dropped into the
Park Opera House last night to ascer-
tain how the dancing class OF Prof. Sam
Flint was hourishing He was told that
the class was full and that there would
be no additions thereto taken. This is
certainly fattering to Prof. Flint and the
manner in which he conducts his classes,
to secure such large and representative
class of ladies' and gentleman.
Daniel Dunning will leave this city
Thursday to resume his duties as an
employee Of the Rio Grande Western
railway, which we're severed by grim
war. Daniel Dunning has many warm
friends in this city. who will always
give him warm greeting whenever he
may return to visit his boyhood home.
He goes again into the paths of peace
with more than honorable record as a
soldier Of his country and with the re-
spect and regard Of large circle OF
friends.
j. B. Bedwell, OF the Bedwell Livery
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