The daily sentinel., 1900-08-30
Local News.

Fargo express is in the city today.
Monday next is legal holiday, in the
state of Colorado, Labor day.
Main street is receiving good clean
ing today. 1t needed it badly.
There must be more "whooping her
up" for Peach Day celebration.
Miss Morie Green who has been sick
with appendicitis is considerably better.
A full line of Battenburg threads,
laces and rings.
The Lay & Garst Co.
DR.. Worthington, magnetic healer
cures all manner Of disease without
medicine; consultation free. Cor. 4th,
and White SITS.
For Rent-A barn containing stalls
for two horses, hay loft and room for
light wagon. Ouray street between End
and 3rd. South side.
The regular Saturday sale at the Bar
grin House next Saturday-Will be on
toilet articles-soap, perfumes, hairpins,
mirrors, towel racks, etc.
There will be musical treat at the
grove Sunday. Admission 10 cts. Lad
les free. No rowdyism tolerated. A
nice time is assured to all.
J. M. Sampliner left for Crested Butte
this morning where Mrs. Sampliner has
been spending the past month. She will
return with Mr.. Sampliner.
Half rates to Denver and return via
Colorado Midland, September 8 and l6.
For tickets and further information call
at Midland city office.
w. R. Peck, City Agent.
Judge Theron Stevens arrived in the
city last night over the Marrow guage.
He ia here to look over the battle ground
of Mesa county. in his candidacy for the
democratic nomination for district
Judge.
Mr.. George H. Batchelder OF Denver,
special agent Of the Niagara and Provi-
dsnce- Washington insurance companies
is in the city visiting his local agents
Horace T. DeLong and William A.
Marsh.
A. r. Sampliner, wife and daughter,
Ruth, arrived home over the narrow
gauge last night from Ouray. Mrs.
Sampliner has spent nearly the entire
summer in that picturesque spot and is
glad to get home.
Edwin A. Haskell, who has charge Of
the advertising for Peach Day at Grand
junction. has worked Aspen and salts
ned himself that this city will be we'll
represented at the peaches and cream
contest. .-Aspen Democrat.
Aspen wants reserved table for the
Peach Day feast at Grand Junction.
And the table should be we'll laden with
fruit and sugar and cream. The citizens
Of Aspen will not only come in force, but
bring their appetites with them.-Aspen
Democrat.
Bristle goods Of all kinds have advanc-
ed in price. A new lot just arrived at
Adams Pharmacy. Sold cheaper than
last year. They have proven to be the
ket. Get your share before they are all
gone. At Adams Pharmacy.
l. E. Hill came in from Grand juno
tion Sunday to begin work in the schools
Tuesday as an assistant in the High
school, where he will have charge of the
science and literature departments.
Mr.. Hill is a graduate from the state
university and comes with the best Of
recommendations Aspen Democrat.
Frank E. Shirwood, ono OF the most
jovial and popular of the Rio Grande
express messengers running between
this city and Denver, has sent word 70
friends in this city that he is the posses
sor OF twins. They are boys, and as fine
pair as one could hope to see, and Of
course Mr.. Shirwood is justly proud Of
them.
Many Telluride people who have
friends at and near Grand Junction have
recently been the recipients OF packages
Of the most delicious peaches the average
human ever Topped his lip over. 1t is a
most effective way OF advertising their
Peach Day. Any ono who has tasted
the fruit will have recourse to almost
any extreme to get another peach.-Tel-
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