The daily sentinel., 1901-01-21

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Fresh nuts at Van Buren's, of COURSE
Fountain syringes and hot water b t.
ties are guaranteed when sold by
G. D. Smith & Co., Druggists.
| The Aspen Democrat Of Friday morn
ing reported that Mrs. John Gray, wife
of Judge Gray, was seriously ill with the
grip.
The Colorado Springs Telegraph
claims the republican party of Denver
has three wings In this case how can
it fly very high?
The copper mipes in the Unaweep dis
trict and in western Colorado will be the
means of a vast industry for this section
of the state at no distant day.
Some coal dealers have been walking
about with chip on their shoulders and
we think it about time to "take fall out
of them" Book Cliff nut coal 81 %.
And now the associated press says
that Mckinley has Bright's disease AS
the blue pencil is used by Mark Hanna.
there must be some truth in the report
A new fifteen thousand dollar hotel
building is to be erected at the famous
Bachelor mine near Ouray the coming
the mine
A man at Fort Morgan advertises
thusly: "Come in and see our under
wear" Some people not a thousand
miles from Grand Junction, would hate
to show their underwear, let alone adver-
tising it.
The Rife Reveille said that Teddy
Roosevelt did not act as thoagh he was
| the vice president elect, but his actions
were those OF a western gentleman, and
the common herd at that place had the
satisfaction of shaking him by the hand,
and saying "howdedoo."
A copy of the New York Tribune,
marked" was received at this office a
few days ago. The article thus singled
out by the blue pencil fiend was on the
ship subsidy bill, which this paper is
not in favor of by a long ways. Every
means that can be conceived of by the
schemers for this gigantic steal is being
worked to its utmost.
James w. McClain, of Manzanola,
Colo. > accompanied by his niece, Miss
Mary Dean, are visitors in this city stop
ping of en- route home from the great
stockmen's convention which was held
last week IN the city of Zion. Mr.. Nc
Claim is cousin of DR.. Taylor and Mrs.
Warren Orr, and it is to them that he is
paying his visit to this city. Mr.. Nc
CLAIM is at present large owner of cat
tie on the other side Of the range in the
counties bordering on the Kansas line,
and for many years, when the writer was
well acquainted with him, was manager
| for the very large cattle interests of the
Beatty Brothers, probably among the
| largest individual cattle owners in west
ern Kansas and eastern Colorado. Mr..
McClain is still owner of a very large
herd of cattle with his brother and sever
al other gentlemen, besides being inter
ested in fruit growing, having hundred
acre orchard near his home at ManZan-
ola. He is one OF the best known cti-
zens of Otero county and s largely iden-
tilted with many interests there. he
holds the responsible position Of county
commissioner and takes an active interest
in all things which pertain to the welfare
of eastern Colorado. The editor OF The
Sentinel this morning had the pleasure
of renewing old acquaintance with Mr..
McClain and OF talking over old times, OF
the stirring events which took place on
the border line oi Kansas, when all the
country south of the Santa Fe road and
west of the l06th meridian was wild
and unsettled country and when it was
being settled by prospective farmers.
Mr.. McClain will remain several days
with his relatives.