The daily sentinel., 1900-11-21
The Local News.

| }. Il. Olvof, tne felisaoes Irult msn'
10 in the city.
DR.. 8. B. Burlington, OF Palisades. is =
visitor in tho city today.
Samuel N. Wheeler returned home at
noon today from visit - tho capital
city.
Attend the ball at the Turner hall
Thanksgiving eve. Admission so cents
. couple.
Treasurer James Buchanan, of the
Grand Junction Mining and Fuel Co., is
in the city today.
Miss Nellie Miller. stsnoGrsphsr at the
onics of Horass T. De Long, has gone to
Fruita for a short visit.
The pay car arrived in the sity last
night at 6 o'clock, and today tho railway
boys arc distributing their wealth among
the merchants.
Every so cont purchase at the A.dsr-
son Bargain Mouse gives you ticket for
q chance On the Haviland china dinner
set or the big doll.
At 10 o'clock this morning the fnal
wind up of the beet cutting for the run
of 1900 was announced from the sugar
factory by q continuous blowing OF the
whistle.
Don't miss good thing See Kin
doc Hoodoo," at 'ths Park opera house
Thursday, November %, one Of the best
comedy dramas that will visit us this
season.
Mrs. B. M. Wheeler Of Denver, will
give free lecture on hygiene and health.
to women only, under the auspices OF the
Viavi Company, in the Baptist church,
Thursday. November %, at 2:30 p. m.
"say, Dean, all Grand Junction people
must be uncommonly good looking isa
remark often heard from visitors at Fo-
tografer Deans studio. "You bot they
are and that's why I'm hers," says Dean.
Don't think our stock is composed en-
tirsly of toys fer children. We have a.
large stock Of nns goods a. can be
found in tho city. Our chinawars stock
including hand painted plates, Haviland
sets, single pieces, for ornament aad use,
are unsurpassed. .-Andsrssns Bargain
House.
| William Miller, we'll known in this city,
who now resides near Fruits, was injured
by falling through the roof Of cave
which he was building, the other day.
He fell, striking his head, causing him to
be laid up for a while, although nothing
serious Is anticipated from his fall.
"Old Man" Page. as he is familiarly
known, the stationery man, is in tho city.
Mr. Page 10 = nice gentleman, but he as
sists very materially in reducing the vol
ume Of business which might be done by
the printing shops Of this city. Many
business mon patroniss Mr.. Page who
could keep their money at homo with
more Proat. Mr.. Page has 4 very psor
show In towns whore there arc typo
graphical unions, - that great srganiza-
ton protects tho printer and publisher,
II tho printer would advocate bringing
lnte this city additional business in those
lines that patronizs Mr.. Page, those poo
pie would be the arst tn howl and howl
very loudly at that.
Anderson's Bargain Hsuss will be
open every night frem nov until the
New Year until 10 o'clock. Intending
purchasers can rely on this time.
There need be no worry but what Col
orado will be well represented in tho
United States senate for the next six
years. There 10 T. M. Patterson, who 10
q whole host in himself and has for years
upheld the cause of tho common people;
or G. J. Hughes, one of the finest ora
tors and brainiest men in the west; Alva
Adams, sxave, polished and able, or Q.
3. Thomas, scholarly and able to hold
his own in any assemblage. Any one Of
tho above named gentlemen would be =
credit to the Centsnnial state and from
this list tho next United States senator
will undoubtedly como. None have ever
questioned the ability Of Senator VOL
colt, bat any one Of the above list il just
as able and far moro ereditable to the
state. Steamboat Springs Pilot.
Other people have Christmas goods
but our holiday goods represent by far
the greatest single stock ever brought to