The daily sentinel., 1901-09-23
The best school supplies at .h. B.-

Don't forget Miss Frances G. Hews at
the Armory tomorrow night.
| Furniture at tho Bargain House cheap
er than ever Removal sale prices.
Old papers for placing under carpets
can bs had at The Sentinel office.
For Sale-Kuights Templar uniform.
Iona Dustin. 449 Colorado avenue.
Tho season for card parties and social
functions will soon be on in this city.
Real bargains at Anderson's Bargain
House this week. Great removal sale
For Sale-First class typewriter in
splendid condition. Corner Fourth and
White streets.
You get the best for the least money
at the Candy house. Special rates to
railroad men.
Richard Clark returned last evening
from Telluride, where he has been for
several weeks.
See and be convinced that the prices
at the Anderson Bargain House during
the great removal sale are the lowest
The Turner's have discontinued their
Sunday evening dances. Regular week
ly dance Wednesday, September 25th.
The fine new residence of Will Ken
nedy on Main street is fast approaching
completion. 1t has already been rented.
For Sale-Perfectly gentle horse, new
! hor
at 361, corner South and Fourth streets.
Agents, send DC for outfit Life OF Nc
KinIey." Big money. Don't wait. E1-
celsior Book Company, Colorado Springs
Everybody goes where they get the
best Thats what ypu get at the Can
by house. Try them and be convinced.
Room and board IS per week.
The fruit display at the state fair in
Pueblo will be the finest exhibition ever
seen in Colorado. William Bomgardner
Of this county will compete for one of
the grand cash prizes.
r. M. Galbraith, OF Salida, is visiting
the valley. Re last spring purchased
the old Warman ranch near Rhone, Of
Engineer Philiber. and will move his
family thereon early in the spring.
Tomorrow night at the Armory is Miss
Frances Hews' literary and musical en-.
tertainment. The admission is: reserved
seats 35 cts; general admission 25 cts;
children Is cts. Everyone welcome.
John MofRt. the young man who was
to be united in marriage tomorrow to
Miss Gertie Sanderson, arrived in the
city Saturday and yesterday took down
with typhoid fever at the home of Rev
r. Sanderson. The wedding may have
to be postponed.
Miss Frances G. Hews has been blind
since childhood Yet she is an accomp-
lished pianist. She is also celebrated as
an impersonator and humorlst. You
will miss rare treat il you fail to at
| tend her entertainment at the Armory
tomorrow night.
The Socialists hold a meeting in the
city park yesterday afternoon. Four
speakers were on the stand and delivered
short addresses. All had something to
cay on the question Of socialism A fair
sized crowd listened to the speakers, who
uttered some plain, unyarnished truths.
Rev. G. e. B. Ward spoke on anarchy
las. night at the Presby yterisn church to
large audience. He defined the word;
told OF its blighting influence ia this
country and brought out . number OF
interesting points that were enlighten-
ing to those In attenda nee at the services
1t is Likely that delegate will be sent
from here to tho Y. M. Z. A. meeting,
which will be held in Canon City tho
first OF next month. The national or.
ganizer says that IL Grand Junction
wants an organization OF this kind that
ono Of the best ways to secure il 10 by
sending a delegate to the state meeting
and telling OF the want.
! Who is your druggist9 Perhaps you
may think it does not matter, but it is
just as important to have druggist as
it is to have a doctor. A registered
pharmacist will always be found in our
store and one who is capable OF COM
pounding and dispensing medicines and