The daily sentinel., 1902-05-10

AsuScoiA OouueOu r6Lurnou tuio uO1u-
ing from trip to New Mexico.
The band will play at the corner Of
Fifth and Main streets tonight
Chemically pure arsenic in any guam
tity at @. d. Smith & Co, the Druggists.
1t is said Joe Keifer OF Fruits will be
with the Thunder mountain boomers
Smiths Bed Bug Poison positively
kills. G. D. Smith & Co.. the Druggists.
Try Old Government Mocha aud Jaws,
and Ghirrardelra chocolate and cocoss
at Brink's.
This season promises to beat the rec
ord for spo,t. Guns and fishing outfits
at Roberts
The Critique, the official organ OF the
Citizens band, made it's second appear
ancs today.
Summer is here, as the ehady side OF
the street is sought by the man with
nothing to do.
We have secured the agency for Low
ney's famous candies. G. D. Smith Il
Co., the Druggists
Keep your eye on the Fowler wheel
the very best wheel sold in the city. A.
O. Fletcher, exclusive agent.
The swellest hats in the city are from
the Ladies' Emporium where there are
skilled trimmers to do the work.
The family OF John Barnacle will leave
in the morning for Glenwood Springs
where they will spend mouth or 80.
The big beet sugar factory being built
at Eaton. by Charles N. Cox formerly of
this city, is said to be under the control
OF the Havemeyer interests.
Some chronic .kickers are already be.
ginning to complain about the hot wea-
ther They had better wait awhile or
they will become monotonous before the
summer is over.
The residents OF Fruit ridge are bound
to have a decent road leading out to
their fruit orchards. They are now
hauling slack from the railway to cover
the dust and chuck holes OF that much !,
travelled road.
Claud Hull Of Denver is in the city.
Mr.. Hull comes here highly recommend
ed as travelling salesman for Boman Bro. |
theirs. He is an intelligent and all
round business man and will, no doubt, |
meet with great success.
Young Becker, the Denver cattleman
whose sensational disappsarance has fill
ed columns in the Denver papers for the
past week, suddenly turned up at hi; old
yer few evenings ago. He had been
quietly staying with friend on Capitol
Hill for the past few days.
There are rumors current on the
the corner piece of property, at the
southwest corner OF Fifth aud Main |
streets. Immediately opposite The Grand
Valley National bank into a business
block This is one OF the huest locations
in the city and would be valuable loca
ton for some large business house.
Those psople who have read Jannice
Meredith and that splendid novel, Hon.
Peter Sterling will regret to know that
Paul Leicester Ford was shot by his own
brother. The brother Immediately shot
himself. This is a tragic ending to
lite which gave much promise. Ford
was only thirty seven years OF age.
Money was the cause of the trouble be-
tween the two brothers.
Charles R. Seiber says that the cattle
ranges are in need OF water badly. The
past three years the snow fall on the
southern hills has been small, in fact
nothing to compare to previous years
and tho rain has also been light, so that
the streams are drying up and all the
water courses used to water cattle are
at low ebb, with promise that with
out we get considerable rain in the next
month they will all go dry. M. Seiber
states that in all the years he has been
in the cattle business with a range on
the southern hills, south OF this city, the
conditions have never been 30 bad as
they have the past three years. He states
to Sentinel reporter that we should and
must have heavy fall OF rain or there
may be much suffering and considerable
loss on the cattle ranges this year.