The daily sentinel., 1902-12-11
equality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons

Quality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons
& Son.
Boyer's orchestra for the bazaar and
ball on the 18th at Turner hall.
There will be splendid tableaux at
the Redmen's masquerade on the 10th.
You won't know your best friend
at the Redmen's ball on the 10Th.
Judge W. A. Marsh has been suffer
ing from severe attack of inaham-
tory rheumatism.
Our ready made suits and overcoats
are the best in quality and make and
the prices are very low-Graham &
Hards.
Every railroad man should attend
the Christmas eve ball at the Turner
hall. A splendid time is assured.
Tickets s1.OO.
One coupon will be used on the Rio
Grande and Rio Grande Western roads
hereafter. to save trouble and cost of
printing two sets for each road.
You can have the best time in your
life at the ball on the 10Th. Do not
miss it. Begin making your costume
now. Tt will be all the better.
1t is the first ball since their organ
ization in this city, to be given by
the Locomotive Firemen on Christmas
eve. and no person should miss it.
Christmas eve will be the ball of
the Locomotive Firemen. at the Tur-
ner hall and everyone should attend
it. The affair promises to be one of
the best of the year.
Don't forget the place-The Bargain
Houes, the best place in the city to
thing for everyone. Positively the
largest stock Of holiday goods ever
brought to this city.
All work brought in during the
next two weeks will pe done at a
great reduction. Fit and work guar
anteed Mesa Dry Goods Co.'S Dress
making parlors. Mrs. McWhorter.
We are rushed in our cloak depart
ment. At = price goes every coat or
jacket. Ladies', Misses and Childrens.
Furs at "a off. The low prices for
the next fifteen days. Select them
early. The Mesa Dry Goods company.
Mesa Lodge No. 55 A. F. & A. NJ.
will meet in special communication
tomorrow Friday afternoon at 80
sharp for the purpose of attending the
funeral of our late brother. Daniel
Quinn. Visiting brothers are cor
daily invited BY order of S. G.
Hum. W. M.
Dewitt Miller. the lecturer who
will speak at the Christian church
Saturday night. is probably one of the
most noted lecturers ON the platform
today. He has all of his life been
associated with the best platform
orators of the land and has never suff-
cred in comparison. 1t will do You
good to hear this eminent man. He
is one of the worlds greatest and you
cannot afford to miss this opportunity.
There was grip full of sample
RlONtS SlOl5l du tht utpOb lIllS
ing. A travelling man was overcon-
fident and left his grip on pile of
trunks and went to the eating house
to secure lunch. When he returned
his grip was gone. The officers We're
notified, but the thief or thieves had
too big start of the officers. Who
ever was so unfortunate as to get the
grip will find that he has gloves that
are useless to wear as thev are all
for one hand.
Postmaster Edwin Price has made a
trade of his home property on North
Seventh street, near the old fair
grounds ON Fruit Ridge. to AL Dexter
for the terrace property which was re-
Gently built by Mr.. Dexter on the
corner of Seventh and Colorado aven-
ues. The trade was made ON private |
terms. The property of Mr.. Price
will be vacated at once and Mr.. DeX- |
ter will move there, while Mr.. Price
will occupy an apartment in the ter
race. which was occupied by Mr..
Dexter. A part of the consideration
Mr.. Price received were two west