The daily sentinel., 1902-11-25
A. W. Bailey of Palisades is in the city to-

Take your watches TOR repairs to Thomp-
son Jewelry J. Music store.
The Fashion expects to get moved into i 8
| new quarters by the last of the week.
Walter Primrose has accepted a position
| with the Thompson Jewelry Il Music Co.
Or. E. F. Eldridge will open a new set of
offices in the Crawford block Immediately
over The Fair.
For fine repairing of all kinds on watches,
clocks, or jewelry go to the Thompson Jew
slry Music store.
The Thanksgiving races at the track by
the Gentlemen's Driving club promise
some excellent sport.
Alexander Seegmiller is suffering from
very badly bruised head, the result of a
stick flying from lathe.
A small leak in the old water system in
front of Ackerman's store has caused
great deal of annoyance.
Work began this morning on the excava-
sions for the new building to be built at the
corner of 4th and Main streets
Attend the Thanksgiving races Thursday.
There Will be some good running and driv-
| ing events. The admission is only % cents.
After you have eaten Thanksgiving turkey
| attend the races of the Geutlemen's Driving
club, on the Fruit Ridge track. Admission
25 cents.
NJ. b. Beidelman of the Denver Music Co.
was an arrival in the city last night. Mr
Beidelman has been at points south of here
| In the interests OF his company,
There is only one sporting event for
Thanksgiving. 1t is the race matinee by the
I6entlemen's driving club. There will bo
running aud driving races by well known
owners. Admission to the track is 25 cents
The sensational melodrama "On the
Stroke of 12' will be produced at the Park
by most excellent company tonight. The
| play Is full of interest from start to finish
and the character portrayal is said to be
fine.
L. b. Beatty, in advance of Beatty Bros,
kaleidoscope Kings of the world, is in the
city today in advance of their show which
Will exhibit here on Monday next, December
lst. MIR. Beatty Is a most pleasing gentle
man and winner as an advance agent.
The attendance at the race matinee at the
track Thanksgiving afternoon, by the Ger
tlemens Driving club, promises to be large
The best horses in this section have been
entered for the events. Admission to the
track will be 25 cents. Everyone invited.
Good sport promised.
The ladies of the Guild are making prep
aration for their annual Bazaar and dance
and have decided to give it on Wednesday
afternoon and evening December II, at the
Turner hall. There will be all sorts of
pretty things on sale in the afternoon, a
1 goose exchange" to amuse the children
lea and chocolate will be served during the
AFTERNOON and IN the evening supper will be
served at the dance.
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Eldrldge
celebrated their seventh birthday yeste,d
10 assist them to do it properly they invited
number of their little friends to the Ed
ridge home on Gunnison avenue where the
time was spent in games and sports The
twins thoroughly enjoyed the occasion as
little host and hostess and their guests
equally So An elegant luncheon was served
Tor the little people by Mrs. Eldridge.
Those who stood in front of the store in
i VIII Ch the Spihpck shoe ola
day, Will have no doubt whatever that it was
an Immense success. Hundreds or people
purchased shoes which were little if any
and SIX feet deep on the pavement waiting
their tn m to get within the store. When as
many as could be accommodated were in
the store, the doors we're locked and no
more allowed to enter until they had made
their purchases and retired.
| travelling man sat down his valise and
threw his overcoat on top of it in the wait
ing room of the depot last night He turned
to talk to one of the railroad men and IN
the instant that his back was turned a hobo
picked up the coat and fled. He was max
ing bee line for up town when he was no
ticed by Marshal Allison and Under Sheriff
Smith. They took after him but he was too
swift OF foot and escaped from the officers
and no trace of man or overcoat has since
been -four d.
1t is said that a prominent gentleman in
business in this city made an Offer of $3.50
for an option on the corner property on 4th
and Main, for from 40 to 60 DAYS, 1t was
done by the gentleman who mi ade the state
ment that he might communicate with some
eastern parties and he said that i, he could
secure the option he would erect $50. 900
hotel Mr.. Shoup, to whom the offer was
made Is the representative of the Reed in
vestment company, but he would not con
slider the offer for the option until he could
reach Colorado Springs and consult with his
associates.
| One of the large panes of plate glass in
the store to be occupied by c. Smith &
Co., in the Currie block, was broken in
many pieces last night by the sign of the
Fashion, which announced their coming
opening, being blown down and striking
the glass. The glass Is one of those that
face on Main street and was quite valuable
There was quite heavy wind last night and
during the storm the wind developed almost
into gale. 1t must have been one of these
puffs of wind which loosened the fastening gs
of the sign and permitted 1t to fall.
Buckius Railroad Meat market has had a
complete overhauling in Its interior and it
presents spic and span appearance But
the appearance of the building is ONLY ma rt
of the good things to be seen ia this up to
date market. 1t is all trimmed out in fine
style for the Thanksgiving trade. There
are turkeys galore, ten fine beeves hung up
and all the condiments which are kept in a
well regulated meat market. Charles Buck
ius knows good looking meat shop when
he sees one and, in spite of being a very