The daily sentinel., 1900-10-18
This world that we're livin' in
Is mighry hard to beat;
You get a thorn with every roso-
But amt the roses sweet?

ls mlghry hard TO DeaC;
You get thorn with every 1850
But amt the roses sweet!
The Main street OF this city should be
paved.
Carl Fairbanks OF Cripple Creek was
in the city today.
J. M. Tomason of Unaweep Canon
was VISITOR to the sity today.
Old newspapers for sale at the Sentinel
Office. Twenty five cents per hundred.
Not political meeting has been held
at Collbran thus far during this cam
paign.
The people Of Santa Fe, N. N are
making An effort to secure beet sugar
factory.
Several democratic state speakers will
visit the Plateau valley next week in the
interest of the fusion ticket.
The smelter proposition for Grand
Junction, has been lost sight OF in the
excitement of the campaign.
Chancellor Buchtel Of the Denver
university will deliver an address at the
Methodist church Friday night at 8
o'clock. You are invited to come and
hear him.
A special police force will be put on
duty Halloween night to protect your
premises 30 you can figure on attending
the ball that night without fear Ct find
ing your house transplanted, when you
return home.
The special meeting OF the retail clerks
OF this city is called to meet at the City
Hall tonight at S:l5 instead Of 7:l5 as
the notice read yesterday. Every men,
Der of the organization is requested to be
present at this special meeting.
Leon Chapman of Mendoza orchard has
the thanks Of the Sentinel force for
box of luscious peaches, the last of this
seasons picking. Some Of the richest
and finest fruit that grows in Grand
valley is raised ou Mendoza orchard.
This year all indications point to a
splendid holiday trade. The fruit
growers have had an abundant crop and
the raisers OF sugar beets are well salts
fed with their prospects. Merchants
who expect to reap the benefit Of good
trade must advertise, and The Sentinel
is the best medium.
Bro. Newton says: "Our daily is meet
ing with far better success than we
could possibly hope. 1t would not take
much more encouragement to make it
permanent. and we would do 30 we're it
not for fear Of taxing the good people
too heavily" Dear brother, the good
people will stand the taxation"
Pure ground spices from selected ma
terials are essential in every household.
Government tests have demonstrated
that nearly all found on the market are
adulterated. Weguarantee the contents
of the Gilpin Langdon packages to be
pure. To be had only MT Adams Phar-
macy.
Bulletin No So from the Agricultural
Experiment Station OF the agricultural
college OF Colorado, located at Fort
Collins, is devoted to a "Soil Study" and
the crop grown sugar beets. This valu-
able bulletin should be in the hands Of
every ranchman in the Grand valley
who is making beet growing one Of the
pursuits Of the farm.
The Christian Endeavor county con.
vention is being held in Whitewater to-
day and will continue over tomorrow.
An excellent program has been arranged.
Several workers from this city are in at
tendance. These meetings are an aid
and help to the young Christian workers
who are doing wonderful amount of
good towards upholding and sustaining
the church in all PARTS OF the country.
The members OF Troop A. who have
been on hunting trip in the northwest
part OF the county, returned homo last
night. They had great success and
killed eighteen deer. The report Of
Game Wardsn B. F. Jay that the In
dians are killing deer by the hundreds
is verified by the boys, who say that the
"Indians are thicker than hops" and all
Of them arc loaded down with "buck-
skins"