The daily sentinel., 1901-09-21

The best school supplies at the ba-
zaar.
A. r. Sampliner is home from his trip
to Denver.
Rooms to Rent-Inquire corner Fourth
and White streets.
Armory next Tuesday night.
Old papers for placing under carpets
can be- had at The Sentinel office.
For sale-Kuiehts Templar uniform.
Iona Dustin. 449 Colorado avenue.
Go to the Bargain House and pur-
chase goods at the great removal sale.
Fine furniture and household furnish
ings at bargain at Anderson's Bargain
Rouse.
For Sale-Perfectly gentle horse, new
harness and road cart. $40. Enquire
at this office.
For Sale-First class typewriter in
splendid condition. Corner Fourth and
White streets.
Tuesday of next week Miss Hews the
blind impersonator and humorist will
give an entertainment at the Armory.
Agents, send Sc for outfit Life Of Nc
KinIey." Big money. Don't wait. Ex-
celsior Book Company, Colorado Springs.
John Gates, the head of the great Col
orado Fuel & Iron company, passed
through this city last night in his private
car on trip to the coast.
The Citizens band have instructions
to give a concert in the park tomorrow
afternoon. Concert will begin at $3.50
o'clock. j. B. Boyer, manager.
Have you seen the photographs Of Miss
Frances G. Hews, the blind impersona-
tor and humorist? Look for them in the
show windows of the business houses.
At the NJ e. church tomorrow morn
ing the pastor will take for bis subject
Tho Church. Its Work" Regular even
ing services. Good music; all are well
come.
An Epworth League social WAS held at
the home OF Horace T. DeLong last
night. 1t was well attended and a
splendid literary program was given. A
pleasant time was had by all present.
The new restaurant in the Curris block
on Fifth street will be open for business
next Monday for o'clock dinner. Mr.
A. o. Arnold, the proprietor, has decid ed
to call his place The Senate Cafe. He
10 fitting the room up in splendid shape.
G. w. Duff OF Burlington, Iowa, is in
the city. This afternoon Horace T. De-
Long drove HIN over the county. show
ing the fruit orchards, etc, to him. Mr..
Duff is more than pleased with the
Grand valley and may decide to locate
here.
Tho poor unfortunate who has been
shining shoes At the corner OF Fourth
and Main streets during the past month
became 30 weak last night that he had
to be removed to the city hall. From
there he was taken to the hospital. As
q shoe sinner he was an expert and II
has been eaid OF him that he WAS the
champion of the world.
Horace T. DeLong came in last even
ing on delayed No. 3 from Denver. He
was in the capital city ON Thursday and
witnessed the memorial exercises. There
were fully 5000 people in the line Of
march and Mr.. DeLong said that Seven
teenth street as we'll as Sixteenth were
lined with people Watching the process
sion as it marched to the grounds where
the services were held
Leon Chapman leaves for Denver this
evening where he goes to enter his chos-
on profession. Mr.. Chapman has sever
al offers to travel with leading theatrical
companies, but until he reaches the cap
ital city will not know the name Of tho
company he will decide to engage with
for the winter season. Icons numerous
friends in Grand junction will watch
with great interest his future career, and
| all wish him abundant success 10 the
profession he has decided upon