The daily sentinel., 1900-11-08

Plateau country today.
The first question always asked by the
bill collector is "Where is - Cobb"
The Exchange Coal Company has es-
tablished an office with Judge Mann.
We print ladies calling cards for 81
hundred. First class work and mater
ial.
Tho Fashion will have weekly bargain
sales every Saturday. Don't miss com =
ing in.
Interest in the piano contest does not
haz in the least. Many ballots are being
deposited.
A complete line of samples OF fancy
stationery at The Sentinel. Come in
and look at it.
Be tho nrst in line and get the name
Of your store before the people for your
holiday trade.
The management of Where is Cobb"
has contracted for five carloads OF corn
cobs to advertise it's title.
More building is going on in this city
than at any time in the history OF the
town in the past ten years.
Don't miss getting some of our 171a
cent hose. Regular 25 cent values.
The Fashion.
J. F. Mcfarland, cashier OF the Colo
RADIO state bank, came home to vote, re-
turning the same evening to Denver.
AS Billy Baxter says, "there will be
doings." These doings will occur at the
Park opera house next Saturday even
ing.
Tho Grand Junction Electric and
Company is doing some
line work, in the extension OF
their lines.
Mrs. Flack, wife OF Rev. DR.. Tlack,
and her daughter, Miss Ethel, will leave
this city Monday to return to their for
msr homo in Kansas City, Missouri.
The railroad boys are proud Of the
fight they mad, for Len B. Brown for
the legislature. Mr.. Brown made most
excellent fight and had tho support Of a
large number OF his railway friends.
A very capable company is expected
to appear at the Park opera house. Sat
urday, November 10th; the occasion be-
ing the initial performance in this city of
Elmer Walters pleasant comedy, "Where
is Cobbi"
John Facer, OF Grand Junction shops,
has been appointed general foreman of
the Colorado & Southern shops at this
place, and will enter upon his duties at
once. He was master mechanic at the
Cult shops here in lSS9.-Trinidad Ad-
vertiser
The republican leaders have abandoned
the idea OF having a jubilation parade in
honor of the national victory. They
should not do this-their opponents
would have had "corker" had they
been successful, and it is now their
privilege to have one.
There have just been finished in this
office three Thousand cards containing a
new table for the study OF subtraction,
addition and multiplication, compiled by
Mrs A. e. Hubbell. These three thous-
and cards will be distributed by the city
and county superintendent OF public in
struction to the scholars of the schools
OF the county Every scholar will be
provided with two of these cards to en-
able them to more comprehensively study
mathematics.
Everybody will be pleased to have big
John L. Gray with US. 1t is said on ex-
celent authority that as soon as he can,
be will move to Aspen. This is the only
thing for Mr.. Gray to do. Aspen is the
place where he can transact his business
with the greatest ease and efficiency, and
Aspen is to be his home. Now that his
calling and election are practically sure,
it is no breach OF confidence to say that
he will be here before long, with his
family Aspen Tribune.
Already the people of Aspen, and it ls
to be presumed, elsewhere, are discus
sing the probabilities for the United
States senate. Alva Adams has strong
personal following and is undoubtedly a
good man. Charles Hughes made many
friends 10 Aspen during his recent visit
here and charmed many with his elo-
quence and wisdom. he would certainly