The daily sentinel., 1900-09-19

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cheaper at The Fashion.
These delightful fall days make one
long to "wander over the hills and far
away"
| Loveland converted her annual corn
roast blowout into sort Of fair this
season.
Ladies petticoats in blacks and all
colors at extremely good values at The
Fashion.
Some fine evaporated fruit can be seen
in the show window of q. L. Phillips,
the grocer.
George j. D. Williams and A. B.
Hoyt returned today from the republi-
can convention.
Fruit dried by the sun of the Grand
valley retains it's natural flavor to a
marked degree.
Rev. Frank T. Bayley, father OF Rev.
Dwight 8. Bayley, is in the city the
guest of his son.
Some OF the finest fruit shipped out Of
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ranches near Palisades.
1t now looks as though there will be
no fine hotel erected on the site OF the
old Brunswick this year.
j. M. Sampliner went to Denver last
night to be present at the hearing Of the
Stevens. Gerry contest case.
The regular meeting of Mesa lodge
takes place tomorrow night. All men,
bers are requested to be present.
In the show window OF the Lee & Son
grocery some fine specimens Of copper
ore from the Unaweep can be seen.
The pears raised IN the Grand valley
this season are unsurpassed. Not even
California can produce such luscious
fruit.
Mr.. N. I. Nearing, who a few years
ago was the manager of the Hotel
Glenwood at Glenwood Springs, was in
the city today.
Only here and there along the streets
can one see evidence of the big Peach
Day celebration of last week. Time OBJ
litarates all things.
Mendoza Orchard, owned by F. G.
Chapman, has furnished some Of the
very finest fruit sent to the markets of
Denver this season.
There is scarcely day but what there
are from three to half dozen merchants
in the city from Fruita, Palisades, De-
Beque and Whitewater.
Speaking about grapes. there is no
country under the blue canopy of heav-
en- that can raise any finer grapes than
grows in the Grand valley.
There are a number Of neat new dwell
ing houses being erected in various
parts of the city. improvements are
constantly going on, much to the credit
Of the town.
William Jennings Bryan has accepted
the democratic nomination for president
of the United States. His letter OF ac-
ceptance is a general review Of the plat
form and is an able paper.
The ladies Of tho Presbyterian church
are raising money to carpet the new
church, which by the way is ono of the
neatest and most convenient houses of
worship on the western slope.
w. E. Pabor is now doing the editor
ial work on the Rocky Mountain World,
a straight out Mckinley paper owned
and run by Halsey Rhodes, one of the
veteran newspaper men of Colorado.
The job department Of The Sentinel
has been crowded with work the past
month and it has been a struggle to
keep up with tho procession. For neat
and tasty job printing come to this Of
ace.
The Grand Lodge Of the Masonic Or
der was in session in Denver yesterday.
The Grand Chapter meets today and to-
morrow the Grand Commandery. These
meetings are being represented by Mas
ons from Grand Junction lodge.
The fruit displays in the numerous
grocery stores about town attract the
strangers which are in the city daily.
These displays advertise the fruit of the
Grand valley as we'll as any other mode
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