The daily sentinel., 1900-08-01
Local News.


from Palisades today.
d. Garst, of Denver. Of the nrm Of
Lay d Garst is in the city today.
Game Warden B. F. Jay returned
home last night from trip into the up
per country.
What is the special sale this week?
Qusensware. Wheref Bargain House.
Whenf Saturday.
The Progress is now ready for business
and solicits your patronage Give 1t =
trial. Next door to Hardy Bros.
Another social and dance will be given
at Turner hall Thursday August End by
the ladies OF st. Joseph's church.
After very interesting camp meet
ing period Of over q week the Adventist
began to break camp this morning.
August lst closes the sale on IS 90
trousers. Got your order in before that
time. j. T. Sweat.
Set Of cups and saucers that were 65
cents. now 40; set OF plates that we're IS
cents, now 40. Bargain House tomor-
row.
What advantage is there in special
sals2 The customer gets goods much
cheaper that day and the merchant sells
more goods. Where, Bargain house.
Some choice stock OF Belgian hsres
may Row be had at reasonable prices at
"victoria Rabbitry," corner 9Th and Gun
nison. Call at the Rabbitry or SEE l. A.
Moon at the Fair store
Man and wife wish work on poultry or
fruit farm preferred. Lady will do
housework il desired. Write
VIM. W. Lahr,
431 s. Weber, Colo. Springs.
Chairman White, of the democratic
county central committee has written to
his partner Mr.. Cropsey that he did
everything he could to have the state
central committee select some other
date for holding the convention. but his
effort were unavailing.
The date that the democratic state
central committee has fixed for holding
the state convention conflicts with tho
Peach Day celebration. 1t has been
made tho twelfth Of September and this
is ono OF the days set apart for the cele-
br ,tion. 1t seems strange that there are
90 many conflicting dates the present
year. The dates for Pc ch week were
set in advance OF any other festival
and on account OF the advertising
they must ba adhered to.
The State Horticultural Fair will be
held in tn city in connection with the
Peach Day celebration and the Street
FAIR, 1t was decided by the board that
tho meeticg and exhibit should be held
here. This will bring one Of the finest
fruit exhibits to this city that has ever
been placed on exhibition, as the people
OF this county will do their level best to
hold as many prizes here as possible.
With their fruit farms right in the val
Icy they have abundant opportunity to
to select the worry best fruit for exhibit
tion purposes
John F. PfeifYer OF the Silbador ranch.
who has raised great quantities Of april
cots this year, has had remarkable sue.
cess in drying them for the market.
The fruit fnds a more ready sale on the
market as dried produc than it does
a. fresh fruit. Mr.. Pfeiffer has over
ton Of the dried product which he has
already sold at good profit over what
he would have received by shipping
them. This appears to be the only way
| to make money out Of the apricot crop,
- it is = perishable fruit and fresh
| brings but small returns.
The shipping house Of the Grand val
Icy Fruit Growers association has un-
dergone quite a number Of changes late
ly The offices. which we're located on
the east side OF tho building have been
moved to the west side and a sixteen
foot extension built to the building
The side Of the building was sawed
away by the contractors. from the main
building and the space nlled in after.
wards. The work on the evaporator 10
being pushed at lively gate and the as
sociation directors hope before very long
to be IN position to accept fruit for evap-