The daily sentinel., 1900-11-14
The Local. News.

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The W. G. T. U. meets Friday at 2:30
sharp, at tho NJ. e. church class room.
Only six weeks till Christmas! Call
at the Bargain house for what you need
in that line.
Remember fine bicycle given away
at Van Buren's this month. A chance
for every IS cent cash purchase.
For Sale-First class range and heat
ing stove.-Inquire Henry Fohrmeyer
White, between End and Bird streets.
The manner Of selecting the winning
number that wins the bicycle at Van
Buren's precludes all possibility of fraud
or favoritism.
November 10Th to 21st, inclusive. half
rates to Chicago and return via Colorado
Midland Call at the city offiss and see
Peck about it.
The Will Marsh Chop House was sold
yesterday to Gene Underhill, proprietor
Of the Merchants Restaurant. M.
Un 1erhill will run both places.
For Sale New house. four ROOMS,
good cellar, new water system. First
class repair. Apply to George W. Hut
ton, Ouray, between 8th and 9th.
State Engineer A. j. MoCune has been
appointed one Of the members Of a com
mittes to select delegates to the Nation
al Irrigation Congress to meet in Chi
csgo.
William BJmgardner has been selected
to read = paper before the coming $685.
sion OF the state horticultural society
upon "Packing Of Fruits and Their Ship
ment."
DR.. Bull of Grand Junction came over
yesterday to attend Mrs. Downing.
mother Of Mrs. George Lines, he having
been the family physician for number
OF years. -Salida Mail
The king of the Opium Ring" at the
Park opera house last night was q splen-
did production. The scenery and the
specially parts were exceptionally dne.
A good house was present to enjey it.
II you have been associating with an
Use berg" and want something to take
the chill off, drop into the Adams phar-
macy and ask Canan or Crosby to fx
you up one Of those delicious hot sodas.
Slocomb sells the famous Jewel stoves
and ranges. They are the best. There
are limitations, but like everything else
which is really first class they must have
| their imitators. The Jewel is the best
make possible to obtain iu stove.
Arthur Jackson yesterday received a
telegram announcing the dangerous ill
ness OF his nephew, Prescott jackson,
son of Dr.. =. A. Jackson. OF Salida. The
young man is suffering from cancer OF
the bowels. Mr.. jackson left on No
last night.
The many friends of G. g. Ware, the
we'll known Rio Grande passenger con-
| duotor running into this city, familinrly
known among the railroad boys as "Mis-
souri," Ware, who was taken to the Sal
ida hospital and operated upon by Dr. .
| Cochem for appendicitis last Thursday,
will be glad to know that he is improv-
| ing.
| John Csrothers, who was nripg for
Alex. Struthers at the time OF the re-
| cent head end collision on the Rio
Grande and who was badly injured in
that wreck, has recovered sufficiently to
permit his leaving the hospital, where he
has been confined ever since the acci-
dent.
All persons who are interested in pro-
viding free lecture course the coming
winter, are earnestly requested to meet
at the office of Dr.. s. M. Bradbury to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock, where the
matter will be taken up and thoroughly
discussed. Most of the people whom it
is expected will lecture here il the course
is provided for, have already been sc
cured.
Travelling Engineer Maxwell passed
through this city last Tuesday en- route
to Cripple Creek to attend tho funeral
Of his son, Claude. The Maxwells were
former residents OF this city and have
many friends who will be panied to
learn of the young mars death. The
father ID now employed on the road be-
tween Minturn and Grand Junction. -