The daily sentinel., 1900-12-20
The Local News.

store.
It's an annual event, the New Years
eve ball.
Fresh Christmas confectionery at The
Progress.
Go to the Rio Grande store for set Of
Haviland China.
w. O. T. U. meets tomorrow afternoon
at M. e. church.
The date OF the big ball is December
25th not Christmas Eve.
Get your fruit cake for your Christ
mas dinner at The Progress.
A Happy New Year to all who attend
the ball on December 31st.
Railroad men say there is little snow
at Minturn thus far this season.
You must attend the silk sale on Fri
day and Saturday next at The Fashion.
For Rent-Three rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. Enquire at this
office.
For Sale Cheap-If sold at once, three
Belgian Haree, does. Enquire at this
office.
Buy your boy hobby horse or little
wagon, for Xmas. The Rio Grande store
has them cheap.
Have you seen those beautiful Christ
mas ornaments on display at the Boston
Handy Kitchen ?
Half off on every hat IN the store for
Xmas week. Come early and get your
pick, at The Fashion.
Are you going east? II so, it will be
to your interest to call at the Midland
city office aud see Peck.
Don't let your wife wear herself out
doing the "baking" for Christmas. Or
der your cakes at The Progress.
1t will pay you to investigate the
making your Christmas purchases.
Mrs. H. G. Cotes. accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Bird Daniels, expects to
leave in few days for visit with rsla-
tives and friends at Slater, Missouri.
We have a few elegant rockers which
we Will sell for very low figure for the
next few days
Rio Grande Store.
Norton Cox, son OF Charles N. Cox, re-
turned today from Colorado Springs
where he is attending school, to spend
the Christmas holidays with his parents.
The Denver & Rio Grande pay car ar
rived in the city last night The boys
who receive their checks from that car
are feeling happy over the fact that it
came just in time for Christmas
Bargain House prices will please you.
I. G. Higgins returned last night from
Durango whore he has been visiting his
son, John G. Higgins, formerly o. this
city, who is now manager of the Durango
Herald. Mr.. Higgins bss been away
about month.
Busiest store in town-Bargain House.
r. A. Bancroft OF Palisades is in the
city today. He says there is quite
little building going on in the little town
up the river. A new tram is being erect
ed by the Palisade Coal company con-
Meeting with their mine.
A fine line of Christmas tree orna-
ments at the Boston Handy Kitchen.
Buckius' Railroad Meat Market is a
show place these days to any one who
likes to look at fine display of meat.
The building is packed full of the very
choicest front and hind quarters of beef,
mutton, lamb and pork The meat has
had some extra touches put upon it in
the killing, which serves for a sort OF
Christmas display. Charles Buckius,
manager, has all he can do to keep cut
ting choice steaks and other meats 20
serve his numerous custome.s, while
corps of assistants are busy tying up and
delivering. In an outer building ready
for the Christmas trade, are at least
hundred turkeys SO that il people want
turkeys for Christmas all they have to
d" is to leave their orders at this meat
market and they will be served. Mr.
Buckius says there will be no lack Of the
Christmas bird and he wants the public
to know that he has an especially choice
lot.
100000 kinds of toys at Andersop's.