The daily sentinel., 1900-11-09
The Local News.

The Local News.
Try The Progress. Next to Hardy's.
Saturdayis is sale day at The Fashion.
"a Day and Night" at the Park to-
night.
A genuine Round Oak stove is sold by
Slocomb.
"Cleanliness is Next to Godliness." :"
Try tho Star Laundry.
Mrs. Eastman, mother OF Mrs. Ben J
Snyder. is visiting in the city today.
Big underware sale Saturday at
The Fashion.
A now line of gentlemen's visiting
cards Just received at this Office. Up-to
date.
CONNECTIONS, cigars. and fancy grocer
les at "The Progress. Next to Hardy
Bros.
The management Of Where is Cobb"
has contracted for five carloads OF corn
cobs to advertise its title.
For Sals-Four room house, three lots
good barn, lawn and shade. A snap for
some ono. Enquire this office.
"Where is Cobb?"
Is a phunny play,
Phunny faSorites mako
A crowd feel gay.
Don't miss getting some Of our 171a
cent hose. Regular 25 cent values.
The Fashion.
DR.. and Mrs. h. R. Bull left for Den
ver last night. DR.. Bull went to attend
a meeting OF one Of the medical societies
in which he is Interested.
No such stock of holiday goods has
ever been seen in Grand Junction as
that at the Bargain house and the prices
are tho lowest ever known.
There WAS no contract let yesterday by
the board OF directors of the Grand
Valley Irrigation Company for the con-
struction OF their new head gate. There
was only one bidder and the directorate
thought that it would be better to adver.
tise for bids more extensively and see
whether more bidders would not come
into competition for the work. The
work will cost something like ten thous
and dollars and is OF sufficient magni-
tude to enlist the attention of large con-
tractors from this and other states.
Big bargains in verything next Satur-
day at The Fashion.
They do say that Ed Wolcott has
seat reserved for him in McK'nley's cab
met. He did not accept until he had
chance to vindicate himself in Colorado
This failing, he lie willing to take what he
can got. No matter what honors are
heaped upon him or what pecuniary
gain he may derive from warm corners
in the east, Mr.. Wolc, tt will always feel
the twihge OF remorss aud regret when
he thinks of the high estate in the hearts
OF his countrymen Of Colorado from
which he has fallen, never to rise again.
Aspen Tribune.
Great hat bargains Saturday at
The Fashion.
w. R. Peck, city ticket agent Of the
Midland. was in receipt of pumpkin by
express today. Peck backed Sheriff
Wallis old horse. Pumpkin, at DeBeque
for twenty dollars and lost and some
friend, knowing how hard Peck would
take the loss, sent him the pumpkin. 1t
came from Glenwood this morning and
Peck has had the gall today to attempt
to make Charlie Wallis believe that the
pumpkin was sent to him, to show con-
tempt for old Pumpkin, who has won
many hard run race.
P stands for Peck
Also for Pumpkin,
p don't stand for 800
But Peck Does
A. @. Newton has suspend ID tho pub
llcstion of the DAILY News" which was
published as campaign sheet during the
month previous to the election, in acsol d.
ance with his expressed determination at
the start to only continue the paper one
month. 1t is said by those not kindly
inclined toward Mr. Newton that the
publication WAS largely responsible for
the splendid majority by which the fusion
candidates carried the county. Mr..
Newton has also found out that it takes
considerable work to run daily, even il
it is small one, as he says "it was no