The daily sentinel., 1902-12-16

Quality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons
& Son.
Get in line for Friday night.
Masquerade ball at the opera house
Friday night
Fifty cents buys a sugar shell
worth $1.0O at Thompson J. & NJ. Co.
One dollar buys fine cut glass bon
bon worth $3. 90 at Thompson Jewelry
& Music Co.
Boyd @. Packer, one of the largest
realty holders of this city. is lying
sick at his residence ON Ouray avenue
with an attack of pneumonia. Mr.
Packer rested better last night than
he has for several days and nights
and it is hoped that he has pa ssed
through the most serious part of his
illness. His many friends here will
be glad to learn that he is resting
fairly we'll today.
Aho ioihp psoh OCMCllN ~ uSlC
company has very handsome clock
on exhibition. which was procured
for the Carnegie library building. 1t
is wall clock about four feet in
length and was made expressly for the
Thomp son people by the American
clock company of Chicago. The clock
case is of quarter sawed oak and of
handsome design and will be not only
n useful piece OF furniture for the
library. but an ornamental one.
A suit was filed yesterday with
CLERK Haskell of the di strict court by
Florence L. Jaynes in the sum of
s., 600 for injuries sustained by being
hit by locomotive at the Fifth street
crossing by incoming passenger train
No. 3. ON the 30th of November 1901.
The suit was filed through Henry r.
Rhone. her attorney. The public
will remember the accident which oc
cured. Mrs Jaynes and companion
were about to cross the Fifth street
crossing and did not notice the in
coming train or hear the engine
whistle.
Some large Journals in sheep bind
ing at wholesale prices. Thompson
Jewelry & Music company.
The Rio Grande pay car is in and
the railway boys are being made hap
py in ample time for their Christmas
celebration. None better earn the
money they receive than the employees
of the Mountain roads of Colorado
and not one of them has or possibly
ever will receive as much as he is
worth. While the wages look high
in some cases to an eastern man. they
are we'll earned. No better class of
citizens or bett II or more intelligent
railway men live OH top of the earth
than are to be found in Colorado and
Utah. Here's to you boys for merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
Beautiful calendars for 1908 will be
given the ladies by the Thompson
Jewelry & Music company Oh TIL urs-
DAY, DecemDecr 18TH.
Hon. J. A. Layton. a long time cit
izen of Mesa county than whom few
are better known. is lying sick at his
residence on North sitxh avenue. Mr..
Layton has not been we'll for more
than year. Sickness compelled him
to resign his position as register of
the land office at Mcntrose. Shortly
thereafter he took trip to the coast.
but came back to this valley, believ-
ing that he could become better near
home and friends. than he could
among strangers. Since his arrival
home he has been compelled to stay
pretty close to the house. While not
dangerously i'll Mr.. Layton is not in
good health by any means and has to
take particular care of himself
Among the very active business men
in the past history of this city. it is
hoped that he will soon be about
again, carrying on his many business
intere stS as in formar yaarc