The daily sentinel., 1900-11-23
The Local News.

Read, the Delta photographer. il i'll. His
friends in this city hope it 10 nothing
serious.
Every so cent purchase at tho Ander
son Bargain Mouse gives you ticket for
chance On the Haviland china dinner
set or the big doll.
DR.. walpols. the Eye Man, missed a
nail yesterday, but his thumb il not 80
seriously injured - to prevent his going
ahead examining peoples eyes at the old
stand.
The ladies Of the Prssby terian church
have prepared concert for next Friday
evening, November 3Oth, under the direc-
ton of Miss Kyes. 1t will bs unusually
pleasing.
Tho ladies of tho Presbyterian church
furnished the carpet for the new church
but lacked a part of its payment. The
concert next Friday evening is for the
purpose OF making that payment.
"sAy, Dean, all Grand Junction people
must be uncommonly good looking 10
remark often heard from visitors at Fo-
tograier Deans studio. "You bet they
are and that's why I'm here" says Dean.
On November 20, the Grand junction
Daily Sentinel was seven years old. It
is frst class paper and would be missed
from the exchange list Of the state press.
More power to you Aspen Daily
Times.
Don't think eur stock 10 composed on
tirsly Of toys for children. We have as
large stock Of nns goods a. can be
found il, tho city. Our chinaware stock
including band painted plates. Haviland
sets, single pieces, for ornament a. use,
are unsurpassed. .-Andsrsens Bargain
House.
Other people have Christmas goods
but our holiday goods represent by far
the greatest single stock ever brought to
this city. Andsrson's Bargain House.
One proof that sugar beets do not take
as much fertility from the soil a. other
crops is given in Field and Farm. whore
attention is directed to the fact that the
sugar in the beet 10 pure carbon, and
this il derived from tho air and sunshine.
Tho Marguerite social at the Co.gre-
gational church last night was great
success. The refreshments were . de-
cided novelty and were much enjoyed.
An attractive musical and literary pro-
gram added much to the pleasure Of the
evening. The sosial was quite largely
attended.
The ladies OF st. Matthews Episcopal
church are making great preparations for
their bazaar which will be held the arst
week in December. The purpose Of the
bazaar is to raise funds to enable tho
congregation 10 paint the church build
ing. This is surely . worthy object and
success should crown the effort Of the
ladies.
Brakeman Charles Shaw, who was
killed In the recent wreck AT 0ray's sid
ing. was buried at Salida yesterday.
There WAS not q cut or bruise upon the
dead man. with the exception Of few
slight scratches on the right cheek, made
by the bushes into which he was thrown
by the force of the collision, Death was
probably instantaneous, a. his neck was
broken.
Tradition informs us that the streets
Of Jerusalem were kept clean by each
citizen sweeping in front of his own door
yard. In like manner today are the
streets Of Loveland kept clean. Last
Thursday morning Fourth street presen-
ted an animated appearances as the NOR
chants all along the line were out in front
OF their places of business, sweeping tho
rubbish into piles to be hauled away BY
the city ty.-Loveland Reporter.
All that can be- expected from the
most competent company of actors, un-
der careful stage management and the
direction of one Of the successful mag
mates OF the profession, in the greatest
and latest hit Of the season, "The Dukes
Jester" equipped with elaborats and
magnificent scenery, and gorgeous cos
tunes will make up the much talked Of
appearance of Frederick Warde and the
Brune company, which includes the two
wsll-known stars, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.
Hnsp,or - tha De- ~ ov>.. hou.n Tuan