The daily sentinel., 1900-11-27
The Local News.

pany arrived at noon.
II you are lover of fne confectionery
go to the Adams Pharmacy.
Modern Woodmen Band Ball at the
Armory on Thanksgiving night.
Wantsd-Good, second hand baby car
riags. Address P. o. Box 361.
One farmer was in town today with a
wagon load of turkeys-90 in all.
An assortment Of house lamps for sale
cheap. Inquire of DR.. Eldridgs.
Go to the Modern Woedmen Band ball
next Thursday night at the armory.
}. w. Sayrs enrolled in the phono-
graphy course at the business college to-
day.
Go to the Bargain House for furniture,
stoves, tinware, etc. Highest price paid
for seeond hand goods.
You can buy Christmas presents for
every body at the Bargain house and at
tho lowest prices pos'ibls.
The transfer men have been busy for
the last few days unloading a car OF far
niture at Anderson's Bargain House.
Give thanks, and spend your time next
Thanksgiving night at the Armory.
Modern Woodmen Band benefit ball.
For Sale-9-room house centrally To-
Gated Modern conveniences, furnace
heat etc. Terms easy. Apply this Office.
Miss Camille Wallace. sister of w. S.
Wallace, leaves for Denver tonight after
a vacation OF some weeks with her rsla
tives.
Warm articles In the stomach make
the world look brighter-Hot sodas
served at the Adams Pharmacy are
world brighteners.
Have you seen that beautiful Haviland
china dinner set which is the first prize
at the Bargain House. Ticket given
with every so sent purchase.
Isaac e. Hill, of the Aspen high school,
is down to spend Thanksgiving with his
father. He Is improving his time by
| visiting our schools observing methods
and ways.
A Denver lady claims to have been
cured OF chronic rheumatism Of nine
years standing by drinking hot soda
vater. This 10 the kind served at the
| Adams Pharmacy.
J. w. Langdon and wife, of Denver,
have been here few days on account Of
sickness and death Of Mrs. J. w. George,
who was a sister OF Mrs. Langdon. MIR.
Langdon is we'll known here as CONNER
cial traveller who visits our town about
every three months.
Col Thos. B. Crawford is an avowsd
candidate for the position of adjutant
general Of the scate, an appointment
which is made by Governor Orman. Col.
Crawford has served very acceptably As
assistant adjutant general Of the state
militia and would serve the first position
with undoubted credit to himself and
honor to the administration.
nication from Rev. J. George Gibson,
the pastor of the Emmanuel Baptist
church in San Francisco, whore such
shocking tragedies occurred several years
ago. Rev. Gibson says there Is an in
debtednsss OF 80 ,oOO on the church and
that subscriptions toward the payment
OF same will be gladly received.
Perhaps the last reduction in the price
OF the business college scholarships that
will ever occur in the history Of the
school will occur on Thursday OF this
week. The object OF this reduction is to
| fill the school at once, in order that
the classes in all departments may be Or
gani1ed December lst and the school set
in otion for time to come.
Fritz" the dog that has followed
Frank Haskell around Grand Junction
and through Mesa county for thirteen
years, is dead. The animal WAS one Of
tho most intelligent Of his species, and
Mr. Haskell feels tho loss OF the faithful
companion very much. Fritz" was OBJ
tanned by Mr.. Haskell short time after
he settled in the valley. AID the dog had
followed his footsteps every whore he
went. Yesterday Mr.. Haskell and his
daughter Ethel buried old Fritz" in the
back yard of their home The little
| girl who WAS mueh attached t. the faith