The daily sentinel., 1900-06-02
Local News Items.

For Rent-Nicely furnished mouse 4oS
Ouray.
is. Swan, of the DeBequs Bugle 10
in the city.
Miss Mary Enoch was q passenger east
on No. 4, this morning.
Miss Helen Dewey left this morning on
Rio Grande No. 4, for the east.
Mrs. q. w. Smith wife OF Engineer
Smith left this morning for few days
visit in Salida
Mrs. q. Il. Rhodes has a number Of
very pretty paintings on display in Ban
nister's window.
w. NJ. Newman a we'll known Rio
Grande conductor is home after two
months southern trip.
DR.. Knude Hanson, has removed to
the Canon block. in the Office formerly
occupied by DR.. Gould.
The subject at the Court House to-
morrow evening will be for young men.
All are cordially invited.
Glass private instruction will com
mence Monday morning at eight O'Clock.
E. T. Fisher.
Don't forget that Robuck is still buy
ing second hand goods. Ifyou have any
furniture or carpets to sell, call on him.
Should you need the aid Of a good
carpet man in making, cleaning and lay
ing. Call at B. T. Napier l. Co. Fourth
and Main streets.
Ed Slocomb son of e. M. Slocomb,
we'll known around town left last night
for La Crosse Wash where he will make
his home hereafter.
Half rates to Denver and return juno
9Th Via. Colorado Midland railway. for
tickets etc. call at Midland city office.
w. r. Peck, city agent.
D. T. Clark, sold his big wool clip this
morning, aggregating 10000 pounds to
Theodore Davis, representing A. Schott
h Co OF st. Louis. Terms private.
]. A. Stimson who has been with the
@. P. Bliss Company leaves for Denver
Sunday night to assume active manage
ment Of the Commercial Tribune.
special train will be run over the
Midland June 18th, Strawberry Day at
Gleenwood Springs. to be known as the
Columbine special. to leave this city at
7 o'clock a. m.
DR.. Walpole has returned from Mock
or and for the benefit Of those who wish
to see him and are no unfortunate as to
have to work on week days he will be in
his Office tomorrow Sunday from day
light till Top. m.
An additional detail regarding tho
frame presented to the public schools by
William 8. Phillips jr, is that it was sent
to Mr.. Phillips by Admiral William T.
Sampson and that it was made from the
mess table Of the Olympia, the flagship
OF Admiral Dewey.
The dust storms every day at noon
practically stops business. No one
wants to venture out into the streets,
when he knows that they will be cover
ed with duet. Sprinkling the streets at
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ing in the day time. The streets soon
dry of under the hot rays OF the sun
and then pedestrianism becomes task
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Adams jr, will
leave this city tomorrow evening for
New York, and on the Is OF the month
will sail with a party OF friends for
Paris. Their trip will include visit to
nearly all the prominent capitals OF con-
tinental Europe, and to the great Expo
sition now in pr gress in France. They
expect to be gone about two months and
a-half to three months, and their friends
in this city will wish for them safe and
happy journey.
Tho great and realistic play Of the age
Quo Vadis will be given at the Opera
house Monday June 4. The company
playing it has created great impress
ion everywhere, at Chicago. Kansas City.
Des Moines and Denver, the press speak
in glowing terms OF the production. The
management positively guarantees that
all the massive scenery OF the company
will be used, eight scenes composing the
Garden Of Petronius. tie Exterior of
Nero's Palace. the Prison, and tho Great