The daily sentinel., 1900-10-22

the city.
JIM Sampliner lea"es for Denver to
night on business.
The Rio Grande pay car arrived in the
city Saturday night.
The News sprung that old chestnut OF
new depot for this city in Saturdays
| issue.
q. e. Mitchell OF Pueblo arrived in
the city yesterday over the narrow
gauge.
Sugar beets from Delta and Montrose
counties are being shipped to the factory
in this city.
The nrst killing frost occurred Sunday
morning. The temperature was just be-
low 80 degrees.
Fully a dozen new residences are being
erected in different parts OF the city At
tho preseut time.
81. 90 to DeBeque and return via the
Colorado Midland Railway for the lion
hunt Nov. l, 2, and 3rd.
]. E. Stull returned home Sunday
from attending the l. 90. f. meetings
in Denver during the past week.
Henry E. Youtsey was found guilty
and sentenced to life imprisonment as
one of the murderers of Goebel.
The big lion hunt at DsBeque the last
of next week. 1T will attract many
sportsmen from all parts OF the state.
Wanted ed-Thoroughly competent girl;
family Of three; 800 per month. Apply
to Mrs. AR Sampliner, Fourth 7th. Ave.
Mrs. Hugh Gallager arrived in the
city last night from Salida and is the
guest of Miss Nordelle Mclean during
her stay.
Yesterday afternoon the streets were
alive with people who had taken advant-
age of the delightful fall weather and
were out for Il promenade.
The Adams Pharmacy has full line
OF toilet papers in roll,' round or oblong,
together with the fixtures for the same.
The same in fat packages.
G. 8. Fulton, OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
is all arrival in the city. Mr.. Fulton is
seeking a climate to benefit his health.
He is more than favoraby impressed
with the Grand valley and may conclude
to locate here.
j. C. Corbin, county attorney OF Grand
county, Utah, and editor of the Grand
| Valley Times, is visitor to the city to-
day. MIR. Corbin is here after the three
young fellows who held up the station at
Cisco last week
The Great Hermann who has as
founded the civilized globe with his
| marvellous feats OF necromsncy will pre-
sent at tho Park opera house, Saturday,
October 27th several Of the grandest
and most astonishing illusions ever seen
on any stage.
| 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. We guarantee the contents
OF the Gilpin Langdon packages to be
pure. To be had only at Adams Phar-
4 macy.
The oldest epitaph ever chiseled upon
tombstone is the one just placed there
by the deceased friends Of b. B. Norris
Of Montgomery, Missouri 1t is as fol-
lows: "In memory Of B. B. Norris; died
in April Kind friends Ive left behind,
cast your vote for William Jennings
Bryan"
Mrs. Teller accompanied the Senator
on his visit to Montrose and WAS met at
the train by a number OF ladies, who saw
that she passed an agreeable afternoon.
The Senator and his estimable wife are
growing old but are yet full of cheer and
very agreeable company.-Montrose En-
terprise.
In recent number OF Newspapsrdom,
the leading organ OF the newspapers Of
America, appeared In. Bunting's'paper
read at the midsummer meeting Of the
state editorial association, Fake Adver-
tising Agencies The October number
OF Drops OF Ink also reproduced the
same paper.