The daily sentinel., 1901-05-13
THE CURRENT NEWS.


Thompson's soda is peerless.
Base ball boys ball-May Is.
Columbipe band ball, May 22nd.
One extra fine oak edeboard at Gra-
hams.
Try our phosphates-C. D. Smith Il
Co., druggists.
Two very fine oak bedroom suits at
Graham's. Cheap.
For Sale--Mod, ,rn rooming house, all
furnished, very cheap, easy terms. Ap
ply to johnson & Glasco, Union block.
For Rent-Two down stairs rooms for
light housekeeping; 24l Ouray street.
Next Wednesday night is the base
ball boys dance. At the Armory.
The date for the Columbine band ball
is the 22nd. Help the girls along.
Misses Marie and Mile Hawkins Of
Fruita spent yesterday with friends in
the city.
Court Stenographer M. M. Detch, &C.
com panied by his wife, left this morning
for Ouray.
]. G. Viping, trainmaster Of the Mid
land, left yesterday for his home in Col
orado Springs.
@. A. Frederick, formerly Of this city,
but now editor Of the Paonia Gazette, is
visitor to tLv city.
the social hop at the Armory Satur
day night was quite largely attended and
a most enjoyable affair.
P. A. Rice left for Lizard Head this
morning 70 begin the summer campaign
of work at his saw mill
Do not miss the opportunity OF hear
ing the best and latest music by the new
orchestra at the Armory Wednesday
night.
District Attorney Samuel G. McMul-
lin left for Ouray this morning, where
term of the district court will begin to-
morrow.
Smiths Bromo, reliable remedy for
headache, neuralgia, brain fati que, sleep
lessness. ETC.. 25c, at c D. Smith Il Co..
druggists.
Walter Clark left for Delta this morn
ing. He is in quest of 500 head OF lambs
that have been scattered in some manner
from the herders.
Luther White, formerly typo in this
office, goes to Lizzard Head tomorrow.
having accepted position for the sum-
mer with P. A. Rice.
A stereoptican entertainment will be
given under the auspices OF the ladies of
st. Joseph's Catholic church at the Arm
ory, Monday. May goth.
companied her husband to this city yes
terday. Mr.. Richardson is passenger
conductor on the narrow gauge.
Nothing will add more to the summer
enjoyment than grand stand at the
athletic park. Help the cause along by
attending the dance Wednesday night
"Anything to please the ladies'" is the
way it usually goes, but the ladies OF the
Columbine band, in speaking of their
ball the 22nd, have change it to "any-
thing to please the crowd"
Come unto me all ye that are tired
and weary Of your old stoves and get
Home Comfort range the best in the
world-on easy terms.
j. M. Graham, Agent.
Wsnted-Situation by station ary en-
gineer; married, age "a; IA years expert
ence with pumping machinery and water
tube boilers; good pipe filter. A l refer
ences. Address Box I54, Denison, Texas
NJ. o. Delaplain arrived home yester.
day from an extended visit to Denver
and other points in the state on business
matters. Mr.. Delaplain left here April
nth and has been gone nearly month.
He looks much improved in health by
his trip.
The Modern Woodmen band will rem
der n fine program of music at the Arm
ory Wednesday evening" before dancing
begins. All lovers OF good music should
attend. as a guarantee is given OF Que Of
the best musical events ever given by
| this organization.
Rev. G. E. b. Ward of the First Pres