The daily sentinel., 1900-11-12
j. s. Swan is down from DeBeque.

Now IL the time to begin to advertise
your holiday goods.
On every one of our heating stoves We
offer a cash discount. Slocomb's cash
hardware store.
Miss Grace Leap, of FIT. Worth. Texas
who has been visiting her brother, e. @.
Leap, has departed for her home.
| Grand Junction is badly in need OF
hall facilities At present there are but
two halle available.
Wanted-A first class boy to deliver
papers and do chores. Steady position
to the right boy. Apply at this ofdce.
Regular $40 Tribune bicycles are now
selling for $27 so, for the next ten days,
at Grady's bicycle shop, rear Of Samp-
| liners.
No such stock OF holiday goods has
lever been seen in Grand Junction as
that at the Bargain house and the prices
are the lowest ever known.
That our stoves arc without doubt the
best on the market is unquestionable.
We will offer for the next few days re-
markable discounts on all cur heating
stoves. Slocombs, cash hardware.
DR.. f. F. Eldridge OF Grand Junction
was up with his team and driver last
week before the game season closed, on
L q aat t<,D Ftar
deer He returned Saturday reporting
good luck and had in his possession "all
the law allows."-DeBeque Bugle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam T. Wallace who
have been spending the past month with
their relatives Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Wal
lace of this city, left for their home at
Bloomfield, Iowa, this morning. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace made many warm
friends during their stay in this city by
their genial natures.
Gen. Macarthur says that it will take
years to convince the Filipinos Of their
fate. The republican press Of the coun-
try has been telling its readers for
months that the war in the Philippine
Islands is over, but this word from one
of the commanding officers in that war
puts tho lie to the utterances of the
aforesaid press.
Delavin w. Gee, formerly editor OF the
South Side Citizen, q weekly published
in the southern part OF Denver was a
pleasant visitor in the city Saturday
evening. arriving from Montrose on the
narrow gauge. Mr.. Gee is an old time
newspaper man and may become inter
ested in western Colorado publication
before long.
Rev. G. X. Powell OF Denver, synodical
missionary for Sunday schools for the
Presby terian church in Colorado,
preached yesterday morning in the Pres
| by terian church. His subject was upon
the Keswick movement for deepe, spir-
itual life. Mr.. Powell is very inter
esting talker and gave ths history of the
movement as it has spread from land to
Hand
The big opening OF Christmas goods
at Anderson's Bargain House occurred
today. The display made at the Bar
gam house is one OF the handsomest that
has ever been exhibited in the city. Mr.
| Anderson devotes the whole front of his
store to his Christmas display and there
is certainly bewildering number Of fine
things from which to select handsome
gifts.
Charles Miller, son OF A. A. Miller,
celebrated his eleventh birthday at the
home of his parents on North Fifth st.
Saturday afternoon. Quite number of
his young school friends assembled in
honor OF the event and enjoyed the after
noon by playing games and in having a
general good time. Charley was the re-
cipient of a number OF handsome pres
eats in honor OF the event. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Miller to the
delight of the young people who were
present.
Virtue dethrones vice and beautiful
moral is taught in the Chinese -Ameri-
can play, king of the Opium Ring"
which will be the attraction at the Park
opera house, Tuesday, November 18th.
| The plot deals with the life Of both high