The daily sentinel., 1901-10-01
LOCAL NEWS.

Otho Hill has accepted po6ltion Win
". H. Lee & Son.
Try The Progress for your bread and
cakes. Always freeh.
Smiths dandercide positively prevents
the hair from falling out.
For sale-Piano and household goods.
Inquire at the Sentinel office.
Charles W. Steele returned home yes
terday from the state fair at Pueblo.
The best place in the city to get bread
cakes and pies is at Tho Progress Try
| it.
David R. Crosby was in Palisade today
doing some surveying for parties at that
place.
DR.. Edward F. Bldridge went to White.
water this morning to visit a patient who
was very sick.
For Sale Cheap-Nice baby buggy and
cradle. Inquire at corner Of Third and
South streets
Once used, always used, Smiths Dan
dercide the danruff cure. Sold by g. D.
Smith & Co., druggists.
A arst.class gig for sale. This is the
biggest bargain ever offered. Apply to
DR.. Walpole tho eye man.
Cornelius Malone, a prominent cattle
man from the Upper Salt Wash, was In
the city today on business.
Wanted Ap experienced girl for gen
eYal house work Apply mornings at
corner Seventh and Grand.
W. D. Gardner y night switchman
here for some weeks, departed for the
eastern slope this morning.
Mrs. Richardson recently returned
from Utah where she has been to gather
pupils for the Indian school. She &C.
cured six promising youths.
s. W. Kunz Of Oaray passed through
the city today on his return from the
Klondike region. he was exceedingly
glad to got back to Colorado.
Inspector G. E. Llewellyn is in town
comforting with Postmaster Price in re-.
gard to the rural delivery routes and
civil service examinations.
Big heads. little heads. swell heads;
it makes no difference All can be cured
Of dsndruf by use OF Smith d Co.'S dan
dercide. Sold by G. D. Smith l. Co.,
druggisLs.
j. w. Stevens. Colorado Springs
Gazette representative. spent yesterday
aud today in this locality seeking mater
ial for a write up for that most excellent
publication.
G. w. Stone of Denver is in the city
working among the people and asking
them to buy Colorado made goods in
stead OF goods made in the eastern
states. He gave this Office pleasant
two cigars"
II some Of the fellows who want to bet
that the Taylor state road will not be
finished this winter, had the courage to
put up their money, they would lose a
wad, for Mr.. Morrill, insists that he will
have the road through inside of sixty
days.-Glenwood Avalanche.
AT the Park. on Tuesday evening, Oc-
tober 1st, "The World" great scenic
production, beautiful in sentiment, with
strong human interest, exciting episodes,
and thrilling situations. A play that
has won success on two continents.
Tickets on sale at Haskell's Pharmacy.
AT the business college Miss Edith
Roth enrolled in the Commercial course
yesterday; Miss Mary Walsh is. taking
the Photography course; WallaceRogers
has entered the TslegrapAy department;
A. R. Richardson is taking Commercial
work; Clarence Benge entered the Con.
mercial department this morning.
Mr.. Shook, who has been temporarily
employed as engineer at the Teller Inst.
tute, has just received a permanent gov
ernment appointment as engineer at the
Fort Belk nap Indian school. Montana.
Besides being a pleasant gentleman, Mr..
Snook is a practical mechanic and
electrician his entrance salary is e720
and he stands a good chance Of promo
ton He will not leave the institute un-
til Mr. I,emm IN returne from A rizona