The daily sentinel., 1901-06-04
THE CURRENT NEWS.

BedWells livery STOCK ls best IN city.
Up to date livery, the Bedwell stables.
Grand exhibition by Turner's at grove
June 22d.
That's Bed]ell's swell team Don't
mistake that.
Bedwell's livery teams speak for them
selves OF the quality
| Every home needs Globe Cabinet.
Agents are now in city.
| No snail's pace horses in our outfit.
Bedwell leading liveryman.
The eighth wonder Of the world, the
Globe Cabinet. Currie block.
Studebaker's buggies, wagons-best
on earth--Bedwell sole agent.
Remember the Turner's grand meeting
il this city Saturday, June 22d.
See the agents OF the Globe Cabinet
and purchase one for your home.
The Globe Cabinet, marvellous in
vention. Agency in Currie block.
Drink Phoe ferrone at Thompsons.
Most exhileratiDg drink in the city.
Grand ball at Armory Monday night,
Juue oath, under auspices Of Turner's.
Wanted-Bees, any number to $50
stands Enquire at Colo. State Bank.
| See the Globe Cabinet, a household
necessity. Currie block, Fifth street.
II your weariness seems unending our
egg phosphates will set you mending-
g. d. Smith & Co., druggists.
Mr.. Stauck, late OF Marshal Field &
Company Of Chicago, is an arrival in the
city, and is with the Mesa Dry Goods
company.
The marriage OF Edgar Rainsford Cur
rie and Ruth Valentine Foster last night
was celebrated by a large wedding sup
per at which over thirty guests sat down.
The ne Wy welded couple went to house,
keeping at once at Fifth and Hill streets.
Theo. Jones, youngest son OF Mr.. 7. M.
Jones, has built small toy yacht, mod
eled after the famous cup defender, De-
fender, which shows marked mechanical
skill The boat has the same outlines
in its hull, as the Defender and is ia
every way a complete model
A e. Newton will leave tomorrow
night for his eastern trip accompanied
by Mrs. Newton. The itinerary outlined
by Mr.. and Mrs. Newton is such that it
tion trip. Mr.. and Mrs. Newton will
have the we'll wishes OF mary friends for
safe aud enjoyable trip.
| Nj. l.. Roberts returned home from
lola last night with good string of fish
"a string which almost anybody who
| claims to be fisherman would have
given much to have caught, yet Mr..
Roberts says it was not large catch on
account OF the water being too high.
He had in his catch some Of the Shasta
trout and some of our native trsut, all
good sized fish. When it comes to whir-
ping stream for speckled beauties Mr..
any fish in the stream. He hopes to test
the waters OF the Gunnison at lola many
| times during the season.
That thirsty feeling is gone 10 min
ute, il our soda water is put within it
G. d. Smith & Co, druggists.
Rev. Hugh W. Brown, evangelist, is an
interesting character who is visiting this
city today Rev. Brown has been an
evangelist for thirty years and in that
time has travelled all over the country.
Tonight he will preach in the Baptist
church. He found friends in this city
in the persons OF Geo. A. Currie and
James W. Cameron. For many years
he resided in the same city in which Mr..
Cameron was born, London, Ontario.
He has crossed the ocean in his evan
gelistic work several times and has been
in every state in the Union with the ex-
ception Of Mississippi and Louisiana. 1t
will be treat to hear Rev. Brown as he
was for number Of years with the great
Moody.
The Redlight Picket, paper printed
at Redlight, Montana, was received at
this Office this morning. giving an &C.
count Of the death OF Robert F. Davis,
a brother Of Mrs. Wilda D. Wallace.
The deceased ran silver in his finger
and eYtraCted aama NTH n min The