The daily sentinel., 1899-09-06
City council will meet this evening.

The Colorado State bank is being re-
painted.
R. Preston Morgan is sick with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Charles r. Sieber was in the
city yesterday.
John D. Reeder will make business
visit to Ogden in few days.
Wanted-A girl to do general house
work. Mrs. Orson Adams, jr.
L. M. Jones OF the Peach Day execu-
tive committee went to Denver last
night.
New stairs leading to Thatcher's bar
ber shop, under the Colorado State bank
we're put in today.
Next Saturday September sth is the
day of the big millinery opening Of Mrs.
Ellen Fletcher. Wait for it.
Quite number of little improvements
are being made, which will add much to
the appearance of Main street.
The last is usually the best. Wait
for the grand millinery opening Of Mrs.
Ellen Fletcher. always the best.
Pearson the tailor is showing an ele-
giant line of stripped suitings for fall
stripes are "the thing" this season.
Fred Schraeder, formerly employed
at the Mitchell Drug company is an ar
rival in the city today from the Buffalo
Hump country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams jr. and
Mrs. James FL. Smith returned this
morning from a visit of several days to
Salt Lake City.
Mrs A. r. Sampliner and daughter
Ruth, returned home yesterday with
Mr.. Sampliner from an extended visit
with friends in Ouray.
Marshal Mann informs the Sentinel
that he proposes to have every alley in
business portion of the street cleaned
thoroughly before Peach week.
A good sign of prosperity in this city
is that every man who wants work very
badly can find it. Carpenters are in de-
m and and also common laborers.
The citizens should see to it that the
rubbish is cleared away from their prem
ses before Peach Week. A clean town
is bound to be noticed by strangers.
Mayor Ella, w S. Phillips, DIR. S. M.
Bradbury and several others enjoyed a
trip up to Bear Creek for sight seeing,
| I,x,b; Ia, fha;r
Wanted-A place in good family for
pleasant little girl OF ten years where
she can go to school, and make herself
useful in the hGme. Address, Mother,
box 64S.
A man wore spectacles because his
eye teeth ached. He had the wrong eye
dea. Headaches are often cured with
spectacles and DR.. Walpole makes the
kind that cure
W. II. Peck, city ticket agent of the
Midland railway in this city, is home
from visit to his chief, w. F. Bailey,
general passenger and ticket agent to
Rifle and other points along their line.
A dancing soiree will be given at the
opera house next Saturday night by
Prof. Sam Flint. A genuine cake walk
with new features and a special cake
made by Goette will be the prize.
We expect you at our opening. but we
also extend you very cordial invitation
to be present. We shall have the finest
opening ever given in the city.
| Mrs. Ellen Fletcher
Bryan will speak in the city park
The speakers stand will be erected in
the northwest corner of the park, where
the best shade can be had. A pavilion
will also be erected to provide shade,
covered with boughs of trees.
Governor Thomas will come to Grand
junction to meet the Colorado regiment
when it arrives on the borders of the
state and to also be present at the pres
entation of the flag made by the ladies
Of the patriotic societies of Denver.
The telephone line between Fruita
and this city is now open and in good
working order. 1t will be only a few
days until the line is open to Palisade,
so that the two extreme ends OF the
| county will be in communication with