The daily sentinel., 1901-03-14
THE CURRENT NEWS.

grade Of bicycles.
See Mrs. Fletcher's display Of spring
millinery next Saturday.
Elegant now line Of watches, diamonds.
and jewelry at Roberts.
A new assortment OF ladies' tailor
made suits and skirts. just In, at The
Fashion.
Our speciality is Drugs, and We try to
keep all kinds. @. D. Smith 4 Co..
Druggists. e
Columbia bicycles, standard Of the
world, M. L Roberts, jeweler, agent for
Mesa county.
l. We show the biggest assortment Of
ladies' house gowns and wrappers IN
town. The Fashion.
Come early and stay late at the Engi-
neers ball Monday night, and have >
good time every minute.
Wanted-Good man to take charge Of
10 acre bearing fruit orchard. Enquire
of Ramey Bros. agents.
The biggest and best dancing floor in
the city, for the Engineers ball. Wheref
Why. the Armory. of course.
Don't overlook the fact that the Engi-
ueers ball. for the benefit Of the Railway
Mems home is Monday night.
The shapes and styles are all now in
Mrs. Fletcher's stock Of spring millinery.
Don't miss her opening Saturday.
We are not imitators. We lad, others
follow. or
Read 4 Co., Photographers
John Cronen, roadmastsr Of the Rio
Grande Western. arrived At noon from
Salt Lake City and is registered at the
Grand.
Those sturdy and helpful fellows, the
Railway Engineers, will hold grand
bali Monday night, March 18th. Don't
forget the date.
Our hats represent the most beautiful
things In the millinery art. Beautiful
fashions-see them Monday, Mssch 18th.
At Tho Fashion.
o. G. Skinner, one Of the editors OF the
Monttose Enterprise. was In tue city last
night. He left today for short visit
with friends at Fruita.
The flags controlled by DR.. e. F. Eld.
rieRe are all at half-mast today out Of re-
epect to the memory ef the departed
American. Benjamin Harrison.
Bring the babies and children early
tomorrow, Friday. to Read & Co.'S studio.
The best finish photos only 81 dozen.
Read & Co., Successors to Wheeler.
Not for profit but to aid tho aged, the
sick and the afflicted, in supporting the
Railway mems home. in Chicsgo. tho To-
cal engineers will hold grand ball, Mon
day. March lS M
Judge John L. Gray has returned from
q trip to Grand junction where he has .
niece that has been very sick, % low, in
fact, that for a time her life was dispair.
cd of.-Aspen Times.
Don't overlook tho fact that Mrs.
Fletcher's millinery opening occurs next
Saturday. Undoubtedly the finest line
Of epring millinery ever brought to the
city will be on display.
Rev. P. A. Rice OF this city was elect
ed moderator OF the Rocky Mountain
Presbytery OF the Cumberland church,
at Denver on Tuesday. In the evening
he addressed the Prssbytery as it, new
official.
My card stock is up-to-date, and my
Photographic are up-to-date. because l
put something" else in them besides
cardboard and paper, and that some
thing" is what makes Fotografer Deans
pictures the best. Seef
Lou R. Smith has completed arrange
ments for the publication OF an evening
republican newspaper at Durango Mr..
Smith Is journalist Of rare ability and
much experience, and will, no doubt,
meet with full measure Of success in
his enterprise.
Billy Ksrsands' big mouth and smiling
face erests you at every turn you make
on the streets. Kersands' drawing quail
tiles in minstrel aggregation are pro-
postionatsly ~ large - his moatA. he
10 with Rusco 4 Hollands minstrel COM
him t3au, khSa vAap