The daily sentinel., 1901-05-25
THE CURRENT NEWS.
Glassford sells window awnings.

oeCO0O manu- Wn0eI6, Cuodp, ~ Ill D.
A. w. Bailey, OF Palisade is in the city
today.
The most delicious ice cream at
Thompson's.
fyou don't want to buy cheap. don't
deal at the Bazaar
Collbran is preparing to celebrate the
Fourth OF July in good etvle.
Drink Phos- ferrone at Thompson's.
Most exhilerating drink in the city,
Wapted-Clean cotton rags, at the
Sentinel press room.
Have YOU seen the new goods at The
wanting?
Leave orders for piano tuning at the
Thompson Jewelry & Music Co., for first
class work.
Samuel N. Wheeler left Tor DeBsque
this morning to try a case before Justice
S. Swan.
For inside feelings, hot and queer
take copiously Of our soda water-C ID.
| smith q Co., druggists.
| LII. Num- and w. L. Biersach, prom
inent Telluride people, were registered
at the Brunswick this morning.
Say! While you're talking, talk about
our egg drinks; they reach tho spot
G. D. Smith & Co.. druggists.
Wanted-Good boy to learn the planning
mill business. Apply to Alexander Seeg-
miller, ct Western Planning Mills.
The Turner's will hold their annual
May Festival at Lotz' grove Sunday,
May 26. Admission 25 cts; ladies free.
Crushed fruits eerved at our fountain
are the best we can buy made by Duroy
& Haines.
c. D. Snith & Co., Druggists.
w. E. Ten yck has. just received q
large shipment OF bicycle tires and now
has the most complete stock in the city,
at reasonable prices. Shop 5O7 Main
street. opposite White Hardware Co.
The reserved seat tickets for the De-
Long Evolutionary contest will be on
sale Mondey morning at 8 o'clock at
Haskell's drug store. The entire pro-
ceeds go into the public school library
fund.
Lena Birch OF Ogden, who has been
in the city the past week, demonstrating
the quality OF Perry Brothers wheat
flakes, invites all to call at the Enter
prise grocery, Monday, and secure a free
sample.
Leadvlle is preparing to spread her
self in the way Of big three days cele
bration on July B. 4, 5. Already suffi
cient money has been subscribed to in
given in Leadville. The railroad COM
panies have promised to do their share
by giving very low rate from all points
Of the state.
in Palisade the first OF the week on legal
butiEess. Before the advent of the rail-
road Mr.. Barton drove stage between
Glenwood and the junction, and our
part Of the valley he has seen changed,
by the man with the pillow, from the
ueeetI VI theL " tuo suIoeu VI boW
| Palisade Courier,
The ball given by the base ball team
last night at the Armory hall WAS we'll
attended, and about fifty couple danced
to the inspiring music by Prof. Alex
ander's orchestra. Everyone pronounced
the music first class, and it was 2:3O
a. m. when the dancers left the hall. 1t
was one Of the most enjoyable events the
base ball boys have yet undertaken.
TheWoodman band covered themselves
with laurels last evening before the
dance by giving carefully selected con-
cert, and were highly complimented and
applauded on every number played.
Prof. Alexander has brought the band
mp to an excellent point OF training, and
the bands improvement is highly appre-
ciated by the music loving people and
the public in general.
AT a meeting OF the board OF educa-
ton Thursday night, it was resolved
that no complimentary tickets to the
graduation exercises shall be issued this |
year to any one except the members OF
the press. Graduates and others who
desire seats for their friends must see to