The daily sentinel., 1901-05-11
THE CURRENT NEWS.


Judge Ong left for DeBeque last even
ing.
Ice CREAM, not part cream at Thomp
sons.
One extra fine oak side beard at Gra-
hams.
Try our phosphates-C. d. Smith &
Co, druggists.
Mrs. Charles a. Wallis returned last
night from Fruita.
Two veryi fine oak bedroom suits at
Graham's. Cheap.
Watch the Fashion store window next
Saturday, May 11th.
Wendell P. Ella left last night for Den
YER on business trip.
The date for the Columbine band ball
is the 22nd. Help the girls along.
Put on your summer clothes, for you
will have warm time Wednesday night.
The biggest bargains this season in
hats next Saturday, the 1lth, at The
Fashion.
Our soda fountain will draw just as
foamipg soda az any in the city-Thomp-
son Jewelry & Music Co.
Train No. 8 arrived last night on time,
thing 80 unusual that it surprised the
railway boys at the depot.
Prof. Alexsnder's new orchestra will
furnish the music for the ball the 10Th
Everything new and up-to-date
For Rent-One pleasant room, modern
conveniences; on 7th, between Colorado
and Main. Inquire of Mrs. j. E. Stull,
"The New Caddy." and Runaway
Girl' are new two.steps to be played by
Alexander's orchestra Wednesday night
Smiths Bromo, a reliable remedy for
headache, neuralgia, brain fatigue, sleep
lessness. ETC.; 25c. at G D. Smith Il Co.
druggists.
Notice Masons-There will be work in
the End degree this evening, May IL.
You are requested to be present.
VIM. Carlyle.
The members Of the G. A. r. have in.
vited Rev Sanderson of the Methodist
church to preach the memorial sermon
on Sunday, May 20. The hour and place
will be given later.
"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 a
Home Comfort range-the best in the
world-on easy terms.
| j. M. Graham, Agent.
| anted-Situation by stationary 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.
Fathers Burke and Sheehan, OF Delta,
were present in the city yesterday to
attend the Martin funeral The reverend
fathers are connectedwith small sanitar-
ium at Delta. While here theywere guests
OF Father Conway, Of st. Joseph's
| church.
George A. Currie and family are fig-
uring on an extensive trip this summer.
They expect to leave in the { arly part Of
June for Mr.. Currie's old home, St.
Johns, New Brunswick, to be absent
about three months, taking in the Pan
American Exposition enroute.
All persons who desire their lawns at
tended to for the season should write
Harry Woodruff, on or before the fif-
teenth OF this month. Mr.. Woodruff is
a thorough gardener and will attend the
work in beet possible manner. he has
already the care Of a number Of lawns,
but can care for limited number more,
il contracted for before the fifteenth Of
this month.
W. q Barton, the trombone player
who came down from Leadville about
three weeks ago, helpless from rhsuma-
tism, has 90 far improved in health that
he can b. about with comfort and ex-
poets soon to return home, cured. - Glen
wood Avalanche. The gentleman re-
ferred to is Willett Barton. formerly OF
this city. The friends Of the young man
here will be glad to know that he is i'm
proving.