The daily sentinel., 1900-11-12
The Local News.

today.
A genuine Round Oak stove is sold by
Slocomb.
The board OF county commissioners
will convene tomorrow.
| A. r. Sampliner went to Denver Sun
day night on a business trip.
No more beets will be received at the
sugar factory after next Saturday, Nov .
17th.
Mrs. @. E. Mitchell accompanied her
sister, Mrs. Frank Parker, to Salt Lake
today.
Work OF tearing d. WI tho old build
ing near Sixth and Main is progressing
rapidly.
Congressman John G. Bal's plurality
| in this district will be something like
10000 whom the official count is made.
Regular $40 Tribune bicycles are sell
ing now for S27 80, for the next ten drys,
at Grady's bicycle shop, rear Of Samp-
liners.
For Sale-New house. four rooms,
good cellar, new water system. First
class repair. Apply to George w. Hut
ton, Ouray, between 9Th and 9th.
The largest stock OF holiday goods ever
brought to this city has been received
by the Bargain house. There will be a
grand opening on Monday, Nov. II.
| Everybody invited.
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 in a stove.
There will be critical study OF "Cym-
baline" by the Woman's Club tomorrow,
at tho regular meeting, with responses to
roll call on the play. The meeting will
be held in the Presbyterian church, as
usual
Miss Hattie Essex
Will go to your home to sew;
| Will sew at her own home;
Makes children's clothes especially;
Has very reasonable prices;
Lives on Main between 9th and 7th.
The Denver papers say that Edward
o. Wolcott spent over 100000 in the
campaign just closed. 1t was not all his
own money as the republican national
COMMITTEES was drawn upon pretty heav-
lily. Mr.. Wolcott perhaps spent one
| l., I'D NPk hat hi Mi,
bank account.
The Jewell stoves and ranges are the
peer OF any range or stove on the mar
ket We have the famous round heater,
will not explode and is classed of higher
grade than any other heater on the mar
ket. For the next twenty days we will
offer big discounts on all our heating
stoves. Slocomb's, cash hardware.
The revival services commenced last
night at the Methodist church. The
congregation was large and great interest
was manifested. Two persons rose for
prayer-three united with the church by
letter. Tho singing 10 special feature
OF the meeting. Both the solo and the
congregational singing were very good.
Meetings every night this week.
The tramp question in the United
States has been serious one ever since
the introduction OF railroads. 1t is esti-
mated that no less than 10000 are car
ried nightly on trains and that 10000
more are waiting to steal a ride at the
Same time. Ons of the eastern roads
has taken firm sLand in the matter
and has equipped a special police for
the purpose of preventing such trespass-
ing.
The cold weather has already come to
the far east. Along the New England
coast a furious wind with snow has
wrecked many small vessels and caused
the loss OF much property and some lives
OF hardy seamen. 1t will not be long
before the icy blasts OF winter will be
upon US, too. People Of Colorado fail to
realize to the full extent the wonderful
winters they have OF course it gets
very cold but the air is 30 dry and brac-
ing that it dosJ not hurt like the damp
sold Of the eastern states. A winter in
New York soon brings Coloradoans to a
realization and appreciation Of the mag