The daily sentinel., 1901-03-26
THE CURRENT NEWS.


The Fifth street whist club NEE ts with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gallupe tonight.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
will hold their Cake Sale at Voils' store.
]. "A Layton, receiver OF the land Of
fee at Montrose, left for home this
morning
We are up to date in the drug line and
We keep up to date G. D. Smith & Co i,
druggists.
Changed hands-Strouse Block. oppo-
site Brunswick Hotel. Furnished rooms
by day or week.
Engineer Chas W. Haskell is home
from the desert where he has been doing
some survey work
Lost-A Collie dog, answering to name
OF ''Laddie." Finder please return to
Orson Adams cor. 11th and Rood.
c. P. Chester of Grand Junction, was
in town the first part of the week exam
lining the plant of the Greeley Ice and
Cold Storage company He is expect
ing to put in similar plant in Grand
Junction.-Greeley Sun.
Mesa Lodge No So A. F, & A. M. will
hold special communication this even
ing at 7:30 sharp for the purpose of
work Visiting brothers cordially in
vited. BY order of
A. r. Sampliner, w. M.
G. W. Shaw, chepist expert, represent
ing the Colorado Sugar Manufacturing
company, came up from Grand Junction,
Wed nesday and is endeavoring to secure
contracts with our farmers to raise sugar
beets this season Ths company agrees
to pay from S4.25 to 81 so per ton for
beets containing from twelve to twenty
two per cent. .sugar.--Delta Independent.
The Glee and Mandolin Clubs OF the
University of Colorado are composed OF
twenty five students. This is their fifth
annual tour. They are rendering some
delightful and popular music both vocal
and instrumental celighting their large
audiences. On Monday night April first
this city will hear them at the Park opra
house. Popular prices 75. so. 30. and 25.
cents.
d. j. Sampliner is spending the week
in Gupnison. He has concluded to To-
cate here and announces that he will
open up a large dry goods and clothing
store iu the near future. The location
has not yet heen decided upon but he
has options on number of buildings
MIR. Sampiner was formerly in similar
store at Crested Butte and is wide
awake shrewd business man. .-Gunnison
Tribune. Mr.. Sampliner is a relative Of
the Sampliuers in this city
Main street carrying lamu. He was
blue with cold and the lamb was in
about the same condition. He WAS asked
where he obtained the lamb and he said
it had been lost from the large flock
near Palisade and that the manager had
given it to him for helping him drive for
several miles. The boy had carried the
lamb distance OF seven miles in his1
arms aud as he was not over eleven
years OF age he had quite burden. He
was caring for the lamb tenderiy.
A man went into store and asked if
he could rest for a few hours The pro-
prietor, who had just removed nest OF
new born mice from coffee grinder, |
told him he could, and then asked him
why he didn't go to hotel. The man |
replied: ~ am suffering from a nervous !
prostration, and the doctor said to great |
quiet place to rest. and as i see you do |
not advertise, l knew that ! could not |
find a quieter place" Aud with that he |
settled back in his chair and watched |
the swallows build their nest in the
cheese case.
Ii you should have any revenue stamps |
on hand when the new law goes into ef-
feet July LIST, the government will re-
deem them. The stamp tax has beeu re-
duced on the following: Tobacco cigars.
cigarettes and beer. 1t has been entirely
taken off of bank checks, certificates of
deposit, notes. money orders, express re- /
ceipts, telephone messages, bonds, con-
veyances below $500, telegraph mes
sages, insurance, leases, mauifests. mort.