The daily sentinel., 1901-09-09
Got . f,ne cigar at Tho Bazaar !.

Get ane cigar at Tho Basaar.
School tablets. sponees and fine box
stationery at @. T. Smith 4 Co.
Mr.. Chester A. Ommsnney, of Denver
is visiting Mr.. e. P. Chester for few
days.
School started up at Teller Institute
this mosning, with an enrolment OF 1877
sch hola4s.
The merry go round did a good busi-
ness Saturday night. 1t will remain in
the city few days longer.
Free, with every box of face powdsr, a
chamois skin. q. T. Smith 4 90.
Druggists.
For rent--A tive-room house; fur
nished; good lawn; trees, etc. Apply to
Mrs. Henry W. Ross, 9Os Grand avenue.
J.W. McGrath painted one of the
haodsomest signs in the city on the win
dow at q. NJ. Slocomb's cash hardware
store today.
The democratic and populist primar-
les weFe held Saturday, but it was i'm
possible to get the names from all the
various precincts today.
j. n. Alderman is having . now floor
placed in his business room, and other
needed repairs arc being made prior to
opening his new feed store.
An infant child of Nh and Mrs. Jared
Atkins OF the Crawford addition WAS
buried Saturday, Undertaken Gourley
having charge OF the burial.
Fruit Growers Attention! II you are
in need OF help, see E. G. Cotes of the
Unaweep house, or leave word at the
Junction house near union depot. 1t
According to the Pueblo Mail, there
is to be an excursion Of the Arkansas
Valley Editorial Association to the City
| OF Mexico sometime in the coming Jan
uary.
When you want a good. cool smoke,
one that makes you glad you are living.
just drop in at The Bazaar whsre you
will find very choice line Of standard
cigars.
L. P. Nissen, who lives 10 the valley
near Grand junction, was in Palisade
Thursday evening with party Of friends
from Nebraska. showing them over the
country Courier.
Louis Herd, the man charged with q
vile crime, plead not guilty Saturday,
waved examination and was bound
over to the next term OF the district
court In the sum of $1,000.
All Odd Fellows are requested 70 be at
a meeting Of Mesa Lodge No. SO Tuesday
night, September 10th. Important busi-
ness is to be transacted.
j. w. Graham, Sec.
On next Sunday the Rev. Father Con
nelly, Of st. Josephs Catholic church,
will begin ecries OF sermons explaining
the Roman Catholic doctrine. All ques-
tions concerniog the religion will be fully
answered BY him on the Sunday follow
ing their receipt. All are invited to at
tend the services at 1890 a. N.
All tho hotels and boarding houses in
this city are doing b splendid business.
The transit travel into and out OF Grand
Junction is surprising, and no city in the
state is in greater need of 4 strictly first
class hotel. This Grand Junction will
5000 have and then travelling men will
not condemn the place as they have
heretofore.
Owing to needed repairs
now going on at Gousley's
furniture store room, he 10
selling furniture cheaper
than ever before Bargains
are many. Call and see.
Undoubtedly the big sugar factory
erected at Fremont, Ohio last ysar will
prove a success. Two thousand acres
of beets were planted in the vicinity OF
Fremont this season and reports from
there are that they are in ane condition.
G. 4 Mitchell, formerly Of Grand juno
tion, is the superintendent Of the factory
at that place.
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est publication in the world il that pub
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company Of New York, The Delinsator
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