The daily sentinel., 1902-03-27

IL dozen hair brushes to be sold at
25c each by @. ID Smith " Co.
Supper-good and plenty-at the
| Presby terian church, Saturday night.
No place in the city affords larger as
sortmsnt of good cigars from which to
choose than Primrose Bros.
| Before buying your Easter hat or
neck tie zee the stock that has just ar
rived at Graham Il Hards.
1t is one of those good suppers you
will get Saturday night for quarter at
| the Presbvterian church Don't miss it.
Because they are handling the best
goods for the money, Primrose Bros.
have about the most popular place in
the city.
Easter Monday ball-the first and the
best. You always have good time AT
these balls and this will be no exception.
/ Alexander's orchestra.
Henry Ross and family arrived in the
city on No. 8 last night. Mrs. Ross has
been visiting in the east for several
months aud is much improved in health.
| ID. A. jackson, a prominent newspaper
man of fredericksburg, Iowa, is in the
city for visit OF several days MIR.
Jackson is an oldtime friend OF b. q.
| Smith.
At the church parlors on Saturday
| March 20 the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church will hold a bazaar
aud serve supper the public are in
vited. Supper % cents.
w. FL Korns, business manager of the
Salt Lake Mining Review, was n visitor
t, the city this morning, and was reg
istered at the hotel Buena Vista. MIR
Korn's stay here was brief but he did
not forget the newspapers while here.
Book Cliff Camp No. 81, Woodmen oil
the World, has arranged to have Prot
Deschamps entertain the camp at its
next meeting Thursday night Apple
| Blossom circle has accepted an invita-
ton to be present and a good time in
general Ia anticipated.
When you consider having your house
or any OF the rooms papered it will pay
YOU well to see Anderson at the Bargain
House There ia one OF the largest and
by far the best lines of wall paper to be
found there which has ever been brought
to the city, An expert paper hanger is
at all tines ready to put the paper on
the walls, and the expense is very small
Holy week services commenced this
morning at st. Joseph's church and will
be followed tomorrow morning with the
usual Good Friday service. There will
also be stations OF the cross in the even
ing. Saturday morning the blessing oi
the new lighte OF the paschal candle and
OF the baptismal water will take place.
On e 4ster Sunday the music and sing
ing will be much better than ever be
fore. All who may find it convenient to
attend will be welcome at all the ser
| vices.
Word received in this city from Rev
Dwight S. Payley yesterday said that ne
| was just out of the hospital where hi
WAS taken from this city suffering from
an attack of appendicitis. Rev. BayleN
reported that he was doing very nicely
and that he hoped to return to this city
about the first of April for a few days t.
say the good byes which were necessar
lily omitted on account OF his illues'
when he left the city. The members o
the church OF which he was a pasto
and many other friends will be glad t.
learn that he is improving and that h'
will be here again to call on them for
few days.
"Human Hearts," the idyl of the Ar
kansas hills, will soon be produced a
the Park opera house, Friday, Marcl
2Sth Like ashore Acres" and "Th
Old Homestead" as we'll ns other favor
ties, time only increases its hold upol
the hearts OF the people. The prattle o
an innocent child. the tears OF an oil
blind mother, the strong love of a simpl
country girl the truth Of a half-wit, tn
love OF an oldtime negro, the passion O
an adventures and the tender memor
OF dead mother, Of the past OF the gov
ernor OF Arkansa sas, are all cleverly inter
mir gled by the deft hand OF the autho
of this absorbing tale. Each succeed
ing season Of this thrilling plays annu
ally increasing business has induced tn
management to engage for this season
production one OF the strongest compar
les ever organized in one cast. To IN
! lovers OF good play not one on the lis
this season will appeal more strongl
than "Human Hearts,"