The daily sentinel., 1899-01-03
n1uLAHDous.

Hon. Benton Canon il visitor to the
city.
Chas N. Cox and G. e. Mitchell left
for Denver again last night.
Billy Tuttle, . popular conductor on
tho Midland il again running into
this city.
Como in and zee our line OF OF toys for
presents for the little ones-Anderson.
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Six bed room suits at bottom prices.
No such bargains ever offered. Ander-
sons Bargain House. IL ~ II
Chinaware-flrst class goods at cost
must be sold to give room for other
goods -Anderson's IL ~ tt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas r. Hurd, Of Den
ver, parents Of Mrs. John F. Pfeiffer
have left for home, after spending .
pleasant vacation at Silbador ranch.
Leo Ten Eyck, chief lineman made
perilous climb yesterday to fix the hal
yards on the aagstan on the Canon
block. to be used by the weather bu-
reAu.
The signals displayed during any one
day are not for that day but prognosti-
cate tho weather for the succeeding day.
This 10 Official from Mr.. Stewart of the
weather bureau.
Anderson-Has great big stock OF
second hand goods-just received four
wagon loads. Second hand carpets
three or four at way down prices. An
derson's Bargain House. IL % tt
Miss Mae Armstrong. of DeBeque,
daughter Of Geo. w. Armstrong is visit
ing in the city. Miss Armstrong recent
ly returned from Paris, France where
she pursued her musical stndies for sev-
sral years.
Robert Steele. popular engineer on
the Rio Grande, was remembered with
handsome oil can by Assistant General
Manager Schlacks. on Christmas day
Nr. Steele is quite pleased with the re-
membrance from his superior officer.
Tonight's service in the week OF pray
Or will be held at the Congregational
church, topic is. THE Church Univer-
sal" led by Rev. Boggess. On Wednes-
day the meetings for 2:30 and 1880 will
be held in the M. E. church, the topic
being 1.-THE Prayer Meeting led by the
Rev. M. Downer,
A returned Klondiker stopping in the
city reports 156 persons buried by the
Alaskan snow slide last April. Only 58
of the bodies had been recovered. he
among hundreds was sorry for nrst
leaving the states.
The city has been in darkness tor the
past two nights and the darkness has
been Of an Egyptian character, due to
tho shutting of Of the electric lights
The town during the two nights has
looked a. il it might be = waysids inn.
out on some lonely prairie. People
have gone out from their homes in twos
and threes, to protect one another in
case Of some dark and lurking foe. Al
tor the stores close in tho evening the
night takes on an inky blasknses and
terror stricken natives rush along in
dire alarm, fearing something unseen
attacking them from out of the wall OF
impenatrable darkness. The town 10
certainly peach under the progressive
regime inaugurated by the council.
Application will be made at tho present
session Of the legislature to revoke it,
character ~ . city Of the second class
and fast trains will be compelled to run
through the city st snails paoe. or
build tracks around it, 90 that there
shall not be the great danger Of hitting
citizens, while crossing railway tracks.
Railway mon coming o6 duty, in the
lone hours II the night are importuned
By travelers, who are compelled to stop
in the city, TO escort them up town. The
street railway cars % innocent hereto
soes become means Of danger and mon
anes 70 life, under the system. 1t u un-
dssstood around among the few that IN
osdin anes will b passsd 1t onss pre-