The daily sentinel., 1902-11-20

Currle block arrived last night.
District Attorney Samuel G. Nc
Mullin left for Telluride this morn
ing.
Job G. Payne left this morning
over the narrow guage for points on
the North Fork branch.
Mrs G. P. Noland will arrive home
tonight from Pueblo, where she has
been visiting her daughter for n
month past.
Miss Pearl Welch. Miss Skinner
and lone Ketchum have been added to
the force of clerks at the Mesa Dry
Goods company.
A beautiful art medallion free with
every dozen cabinets at Fotografer
Deans. Get your holiday orderrs in
now and secure one
A large line of holiday goods was
received by the Mesa Dry Goods COM
pany today. They will soon be open
ed and placed ON exhibition.
The toilers of the state who voted
to place the republicans in power.
should now go right forward and ask
them to pass some legislation for their
benefit and see where they get it.
1t is an opportunity to have a
splendid time-the social and ball to
be given next Monday night at the
Armory. The admission is 80 cents
each and it is expected that there will
be good attendance.
! How does it strike the people of the
state, at the beginning of new re-
publican administration, to have their
governor elect playing the ''sore foot"
business. to escape being present at
the Wolcott demonstration.
! There has been some misunder-
standing regarding the nature of the
in the Armory next Monday night.
There will be card tables for all
tho :e who do not desire to dance, so
no oen need stay away.
| 1t would be we'll for the republic
ans to at once confess that they have
the Wolcott collar welded good and
/ tight on their necks. We have some
republicans right here in Mesa county.
who could. find no greater pleasure
! than humbly sitting at the feet of
him. 1t is amusing to see the har-
mony( y that already prevails in the
republican ranks.
con the Stroke of l2,' realistic
drama will be the offering at the
Park opera house. Tuesday. Nov. %.
The story has for it's central figure the
son of rich widower The boy is
induced to bet on horse. Trouble
comes when the horse loses, aud the
plot develops IA forgery which is not
the sons, but of which his father be-
lievees him guilty.. Pri son scenes
4 happy.
About the only thing to the speech
demonstration in Denver Tuesday
night, was the big 'T'. 1t will
have to be shown to as where Mr..
Hogg is such tremendous fellow.
A good story teller does not nece ,sar-
lily make good representative of the
beople. Hogg enjoys the repubtat-
ion of being very smart, we have not
been able to discover any such con-
dition in HIM and he will have to
travel fast to make the record Bell
and Shafroth have made for themsel-
YES in congress.
The working people of the state,
the miners and those who live ON "a
salary earned by labor for other peo-
| pie, were the ones who voted the re
| publican party into power. 1t is to
them that the republican party owes
something. 1t will now be the duty
! of those in the democratic party who
toiled all the time to see that labor
got its just dues, to watch and see
whether republicans will do anything
or nothing for those toilers They
should not say a word, we mean the
laboring men, if they don't get what
they think they. should, because they
turned down the sbest friends in this