The daily sentinel., 1901-09-25
We strive to pleas. at The Bazaar.

taste OF fall.
No use denying it. The Basaar il the
place to deal.
Judge Mann OF Clifton was in tho city
today transacting business.
Old papers for placing un der carpets
can bs had at The Sentinel office.
Remember the great remov al sale at
the Bargain House is still going on.
Anderson at the Bargain House will
give you bargains for the next few days.
Undersheriff George R Barton has
eleven prisoners in charge at the county
jail.
For Sale-A nice six-room house; good
shade and lawn. Address owner, Box
26l. city.
For household supplies and furniture
60 to tho removal sale now on at the Bar
gain House.
The coal dealers are getting in their
supply OF hard and soft coal, and are
taking orders.
For Sale-First class typewriter in
splendid condition. Corner Fourth and
White streets.
You get the best for the least money
at the Canby house. Special rates to
railroad men.
Mayor 81. A. Stroud of DeBeque was
in the city today on business connected
with his Office
Prof. Alexanders orchestra furnished
excellent music for the W. n. O. enter
tainment last night night.
For Sale-Perfectly gentle horse, new
harness and road cart. $40. Enquire
at 36l, corner South and Fourth streets.
Bids for building the rectory Of st.
Matthews church, will be received until
noon October =, at the Office Of Richard
e. Meserve, Architect.
Tonight the Turner's will give their
weekly dance at the hall on west Main
street. Admission 80 cents; ladies free.
A cordial welcome extended.
Everybody goes where they get the
best That's what you get at the Can
by house. Try them and be convinced.
Room and board @6 per week.
We are creating demand for our
manufactured preparations. Why? Be-
cause they give satisfaction.
@. D. Smith & Co.
The Colorado Christian Missionary
convention opened three days session
at the Broadway Christian church in
Denver this morning. 1t 10 the 10Th
annual meeting.
Samuel N Wkeelar has removed his
law Office into the room with @. B. Rich
for the time being, owing to the fact
that the Colorado State Bank block 10
undergoing repairs.
The immense fruit crop OF the Grand
valley is about taken care Of and the
choicest has been marketed. Tho crop
this year was one of the largest in tho
history Of Mesa county.
In collision on the Western, Thomas
RAIDER, an engineer, was severely bruised
and a mail carrier had his leg broken. |
The accident occurred at Monument, in |
Utah. RAIDER will arrive in this city on
No. 6 this evening.
A number Of children have been car
rying OF nails. tools. etc. at several OF
the new residences that are being erect |
ed, and the parents will have to foot the |
bills il the work os pilfering is not
stopped, say the officers OF the law.
Gail Murray has been busy today re-
moving his stock and fixtures into the |
new room in the Ksrsberg block on
Fourth street. He will be opened for
bueiness about the lst OF October. and |
has changed the name Of his place to |
The Abbey.
w. D. Wilson OF South Shore, 8. D,
will build a new residence on property |
he recently purchased in this city
through James A. johnson the real |
estate agent Plans for the house were |
received today by Mr.. johnson from
Dakota.
Rev. G. e. B. Ward has resigned a. |
pastor OF the First Presbyterian church |
in this CITY. and will leave in about three