The daily sentinel., 1901-02-05
The Local News.

Second hand goods bought & sotd. hrohhs
Fresh nuts at Van Buren's, Of course.
George w. Armstrong OF DsBeque is
in the city today.
Hon. Martin Van Buren, Page was an
| arrival in this city from Fruita today.
For Sale-Three good horses and a
Jersey milch COW. Enquire at this Of
| fee
b. T. Napier is in the city today or
business connected with his big estab-
lishment.
The Seabrooke opera company left for
Salt Lake City on the midnight train
last night.
Tumbling Down-Not our business
but our prices to make room for 20 dozen
new 'O1 styles at Gourleys.
Chas Belt, OF Salida, lie a pleasant Wis
itor to the city. Mr. Belt is connected
with keeton's pharmacy at Salida.
Billy Tuttle, the popular railway con-
ductor on the Midland remains over to-
night to participate in the ball Of the
Elks.
J. V. Howard, deputy assessor, will
leave tonight for Boston, where he goes
on mission in the interest of the Una
weep mines.
For Sale-At bargain. 20 acre fruit
ranch, 4 miles northwest Of town. Must
be sold at once. For particulars, apply
at the News office.
Best Lamp Chmneys SC. Krohn's.
The finest line OF cut flowers ever
brought into this city was received to
day by George E. Haskell for the festival
occasion tonight.
The bakery to be established in the
new building at the corner of Second and
Colorado avenues will be in operation
within a few days.
Anv one wishing to take first class
Jersey COW for her feed and care Gust
fresh) can have the same by applying to
Alice G. Abby, Box 537 Cripple Creek.
There is great demand for houses to
rent. The supply is not half sufficient
TOR the demand Every day people call
at this office inquiring for houses or
rooms to rent.
All interest is centered today on the
grand ball and banquet to be given to-
night at the Park opera house, by Grand
Junction lodge, No 575, Benevolent Pro
tective Order OF Elks.
Sousa's great band, which without any
doubt is the greatest musical organiza-
tion in this or any other county, will be
in this city Thursday night. They play
at Glenwood Springs in the afternoon.
and arrive here in the evening in time
for the concert on special train.
1t is doubtful il the Park opera house
will have looked at any time in it's his
tory any better than it will tonight at
the ball of the Elks Decorators have
been at work all day transforming the
interior into a specially prepared place
for the wooing OF the muse terpsichore.
We carry everything in pure drugs
and druggists sundries.
G. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Otto Barton, the D. & r G. express
agent, would like to secure the contract
to furn h the people OF Glenwood with |
what rabbils they want the rest Of the
winter. He bought one yesterday from
a kid, and then marched into town and
told around that IL killed it with my
little hatchet."-Glenwood Avalanche.
AS we buy and sell for cash our prices
must be right. Call and see us.
G. D. Smith & Co.,
Druggists.
Mrs. Susan Foster has removed her |
millinery goods to her home, on Sixth
street between Main and Rood, on the
west side of Sixth, during the erection OF
the new building at her old location, into
which she will move as soon as it is com
pleted She is prepared to show her
goods and make especially low prices on
all classes Of millinery.
1t was something 10 the nature OF an
artistic surprise to the unsteady knowing |
ones Of Europe to find that tho despised
military band was capable, when under
the dominating impulse Of master
mind like John Philip Sousa, Of per