The daily sentinel., 1900-03-31
May Day Ball.
See DR.. Walpole about your eyes.

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stands up" Van sells 'em.
At the Methodist church tonight and
Saturday night Major Scott, the great
temperance orator.
AT the Methodist church tonight and
Saturday night, Major Scott, the great
Temperance orator.
| Grand temperance rally Sunday after
noon at the City park. Modern Wood
man band in attendance. In the even
ing Major Scott will speak in the Park
opera house.
For the especial benefit of those who
are unable to find time to have their
eyes examined week days DR.. Walpole
will be in his office tomorrow IS unday)
afternoon 2 to 4:0l.
At the court house last evening Mr..
w G. Henry, OF Delta, made a telling
impression on an audience that filed
the court room. Mr.. Henry spoke on
present conditions and relief through
socialism.
Fifth st. M. E. church, will have Sun
day school at 10a. NJ, and preaching at
IL a. m subject "Hiding Place. There
will be no services in the evening on ac-
count OF Major Scott's Temperance SER
mon at the opera house.
commissioners go to Whitewater today,
with State engineer McCune and Rio
Grande Engineer White, to select To-
cation for the new state bridge at that
point across the Gunnison river.
This years Devils Auction" will be
like it's predecessors in only two things
it will have the same eighteen
year old title, and like every years offer
ing, will be entirely new in every detail
from curtain rise to curtain fall. At
the Park opera house tonight.
There will be meeting at the court
house tomorrow Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock by the socialists OF the city
At the meeting w. G. Henry and
Stephen Bailey, both OF Delta, will speak
besides several of the local candidates on
that ticket. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all be present.
Presbyterian church services will be
held tomorrow at the court house. 10 a.
IN. Sabbath school; IL a. m. Sermon
IAN Ever Present, Though Unseen
Christi" 6-30 p. IN. Christian Endeavor.
The evening services will he held in un-
ion with the other churches at the opera
house addressed by Major Scotr.
M. A. Thompson wife and child arriv-
ed in the city today from Des Moinee,
Iowa. Mr.. Thompson will assume charge
of the congregation OF the Christian
tabernacle. Services will be held
morning and evening at the Taberna.
Gle. The subject Of the morning sew
vices will be the Macedonian Cry" OF
the evening service, What hath God
Wrought"
Fotografer Dean has on exhibition
another very fine piece OF work from the
called the "Quad" and is a, beautiful
photograph of Messrs. Theo. g. Lemon
w. p. Ella, T. M. Jones and DR.. 5. M.
Bradbury. All these gentlemen are en-
thusiastic members of the Camera club
and hosts in themselves in handling a
camera, but the work OF Dean charms
even them, who are supposed to
be past masters in amateur photogra-
ply.
Among the many novelties offered in
the Forthcoming eighteenth edition of
the "Forever DEVILS Auction" is new
idea in song and pantomime by Chas II.
Yale, entitled "The Amazon Lament"
1t depicts the SORROWS OF the March
Amazons who formerly were necessary
to all the old time spectacular plays,
but who have now been pushed aside
and layed on the shelf by the more mod
ern features Of timely show plays. The
Amazons appear in the ancient and
time tried armorial trappings used in the
grand march presented i'll the days Of
"The Black Crook" and "White Fawn"
and it is exected that they will create
sensation. At the Park opera house to-
| night.
Chairman j. U. Harris, of the board
of county commissioners returned from
DeBeque last night where he had been
for the purpose OF assisting in the 10 ca
tion Of the north pier OF the DeBequs
bridge Mr.. Harris says the people of
DeBeque are greatly excited over the
fact that where the excavating was be-
ing done for the pier an odor Of gas was
discovered ana that when a match was
applied near some of the rock work tiny
Jets OF flame blazed forth. This was al
most unmistakable evidence that there is
both gas and oil in that vicinity and in
fact it is believed to exist all over the
Grand valley. For many years at GER
tain seasons OF the year, both the waters
of the Grand and Guppison are impreg-