The daily sentinel., 1902-06-09

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sented, he is bowed with shame,
and prays that the time may not
be far delayed when this foul blot
upon the nations honor will be
wiped out forever.
"a yonng merchant" who came here
less than year ago. and who recently
added $2.5OO piece Of furnitue to bis
busines equipment, inspires public crit
icism of the press of the city, because it
did not give him several columns OF free
advertising on his new piece OF furniture.
In other words he wants the publishers,
who gave his piece Of furniture full and
ample notice free, when he received it, to
have given it much more than 1T did re-
ceive. From the piece OF furniture re-
ferred to, this merchant sells certain
class Of goods upon which he makes a
profit Ct several hundred, probably sev-
eral Thousand per cent. The goods re-
ferred to may be prohibited, but he takes
the tremendous profit from his goods
with a smile. He then has the gall to
cry because a newspaper asks a price for
the use OF it's space, the only thing it has
to sell. This may not be the kind of ad-
vertising the merchant wants, but much
more on the same line can be said. So
far as the Sentinel is concerned the arti
Gle would not have had any notice, did
haI bo rhop NJ ri hlo
for it's inspiration. This chapter can be
added to il the necessity arrives.
There were special Children's day ex-
srclses in all the churches yeste rday
The observance OF Children's day is get
ting to be one OF the interesting features.
OF church entertainment. all over the
country, and at such times the services
are generally in charge Of the younger
ones of the congregation. Appropriate
exercises are furnished by the little
folks themselves, while sometimes the
sermon on that day is especially to the
children.
Tomorrow afternoon, in the city of
Denver, will be held a meeting OF the
DeBeque Oil & Development company.
Following this meeting there will be a
meeting OF the directors of the company
and at that meeting definite action will
be taken regarding the shooting of the
we'll with nitro glycerins. The we'll will
be plugged at or beneath the 800 foot
level and the we'll will be shot at the 600
foot and tho 300 foot levels.
Eleven couples of the West Denver
High School graduating class were
thrown from a hay rack and over pre-
cipice near Denver Saturday by run
away team. One young lady Miss Bdith
Withers was killed and a dozen were
more or less seriously injured. The ac-
cident was a very sad ono, and was a
most unfortunate ending to what had
promised to be day of pleasure for the
Jolly picnic party.
The Children's day services at the
Methodist church were crowded both
morning and evening. The examination
OF the proba TONERS In the doctrines and
usages Of the church was profitable and
interesting. In the evening the children
recited and sung several interesting
pieces. The pastor baptized twenty
| nine persons and received five persons
by letter and one on probation into the
church.
Jesse b. Bedwell, formerly county
clerk Of thus county and brother Of a.
g. Bedwell, now a conductor on the
Goal branch Of the Midland, was pain.
fully Injured Saturday evening while
switching in the yard at Cardiff. His
hand was caught in coupling chain and
he was drawn in between the cars in
such manner that his hand was man.
gled and will probably have to be ampu.
tated.
We still have few boys suits ranging
in sizes from 8 to II years that we are
going to sell regardless OF cost.
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