The daily sentinel., 1901-10-05
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&. F. Strehlke, druggist of Meeker,
was in the city today calling on friends.
Found--A pocket book. Owner can
have same by calling and paying for this
no ice.
Once used, always used, Smiths Can-
dercide the danruff cure. Sold by G. D.
Smith & Co., druggists.
Wanted Ap experienced girl for gen
eral house work. Apply mornings at
corner Seventh and Grand.
A. l.. Gourley, J. Z Myers and W. q
Platt returned last night from their
hunting trip, we'll pleased with their
outing.
German Day celebration at Turner
hall will commence at 2 o'clock tomor.
row afternoon. All German Americans
are invited
Prof. Alexander and members OF the
band returned last night from Denver,
where they have been playing this week
for the Festival Of Mountain and Plain.
Big heads, little heads, swell heads;
it makes no difference. All can be cured
Of dandruff by use Of Smith & Co.'S dan
dercide. Sold by G. D. Smith & Co.,,
druggisLs.
Thomas h. Palache and wife of San
Francisco we're in the city for short
time last evening, the guests OF Judge
Joseph P. sweeney Mr.. Palache is the
assistant manager Of the Atlas Assur
ance company OF London. Judge Swe-
ney il the local agent of the company.
There was splendid time at the ar
mory last night. the occasion OF tho ball
by the Citizens band Probably the
largest orchestra ever playing for ball
played Tor the event last night, and over
100 couples enjoyed the splendid music
rendered. 1t was success financially
and otherwise.
The members of the Women OF Wood
craft had q swell society affair last mig ht
in their lodge room. 1t took the foI N
of minstrel show, with all the accessoE-
les OF the burnt cork variety. 1t 10 said
that the ladies participating enjoyed the
sport as much, il not more than their
sisters in the lodge.
Delaplain & Crosby made sever ! sales
today. This enterprising firm sold 6ve
lots on the corner of First and Colorado
avenue to w. 2. Dowrey, who will erect
q residence and warerodn at once; also
three lots on Chipeta to ]. A. Lyons Of
Centre, Iowa. and four lots at
the corner of Third and Curay to Charles
Mr.. Rawlings expects to
build a residence at once.
j. A. Layton is the most popular man
10 town since he has been treating his !
ady friends to rides behind that hand
,oue. high stepping horse which he
bought last summer We suspect there
s method in Mr.. Layton's madness, and
hat he 10 trying to make Mrs. Lay ton
Jealous enough to cut short her visit In
the east, but his scheme doesn't seem to
work The ladies still continue to enjoy
the rides however, Montrose Press.
Moss anything you want at Tho Ba- |
1aar, at reasonable prices.
State Auditor Orouter has consented |
TO relieve the Soldiers home and. at a
conference held in tho Office OF Governor
orman Thursday, at which the members
II the Old Soldiers Home board were
present, agreed to lot the home have it's
of $4,000 for she year.
Heretofore he has refused to give the |
nome any money, fearing that there
would not be enough 10 pay the appro-
but, on the advice Of the COVER
,or. tt was decided to pay the amount
3ue the home, in order to prevent it be- |
ng closed.
A man aud woman. the former claim |
ng to be an evangelist, arrived in the
,ity on the noon train and created
and interest by having a
'ree-fcr all on Mair street and having
the man chase the woman up through
the streets. The woman seemed to want
to get rid of the man, and the man in ex
plapat'on said the woman was his wife
aud he desired to protect her and that
she would not receive the word OF God.
Tho men carried. displa, ed in his right
hand, q large bible. He looked as II