The daily sentinel., 1902-09-27
CURRENT
CLIPPINGS.
Political Spice and Local Com
ment From Neishborins
Cities and Towns.

40 not forget to use llttle energy IN
pushing the interests of the town. -
Delta Laborer
Let us all hope that the sore on the
president leg was not caused by his
strenuous kicking the air endeavoring
| to land on the trusts Durango Tel
egraph.
John G.. Schweigert is the labor
ing mans friend, the father of the
eight hour bill. He will make
splendid attorney general Durango
Telegraph.
Horace w. Havens won't do thing
to his opponent in Lake county.
He'll come as near carrying the en-
tire vote of the county as the old lacy
did to having twins. Durango Tele-
graph.
Mrs. Charles Fluke, of Telluride,
who has been visiting relatives and
| friends here, left this afternoon for a
trip to Denver and Grand Junction
| Times
The socialistic republican side
show is not going to poll as many
votes as was at first expected. VOL
colt tactics are not as catchy as when
he used the populist party. Delta
Laborer.
The Colorado political socialist
must learn that socialism is an evolu-
tionary and not n revolutionary move
ment. The one has been moving for
II Thousand years, the other will never
| be born in America. Durango Tele
graph.
Miss Belle Fauss left for Chicago
on Monday to resume her studies at
the conservatory of Music. On Sat
urday afternoon she entertained her
pupils and their mother very delight
fully at the home of Mrs. John
Gould. Lake City Times.
The kidnapers of the country are
getting down pretty low nowadays.
We read in the papers that they have
just abducted the wife and child of
Chinaman in Wyoming. They have
fallen down pretty badly of late and
we presume they will be smoking Gig
arettes next. Aspen Times.
This is the land of sunsets. At
this season of the year when the
mountains are so magnificently paint
ed with the pigments of autumn, the
sunsets are grand beyond power of
lpnp, tn 1nScrihn ,asf N y
the display i'll the western sky as the
King of Day disappeared to rest, was
unusually brilliant. Not only We're
the clouds in the west lighted up and
gIlded. but the clouds that hung in
the eastern sky also caught up the
harmony of color, producing an effect
that can only be described as sunset
and sunrise together If an artist
could paint a pitcure of the hills
around Aspen with the exact shades
that are now in evidence everywhere,
people who had never seen them
would say the picture was over-color-
ed. Aspen Times.
People are still talking about run
|
ers are anxious to know if the factory
is to be run during the coming seas
son, since. they say, this is the best
time of year to prepare beet ground.
Mr.. Mckinnie, who is interested in
the concern, has promised to run the
factory, but he wishes some co-opera-
tion of the people. Many of our
farmers have said they would raise
beets if they knew that the factory is
to be run. The management of the
sugar company have said they would
run the factory if they knew the beets
were to be raised. So there you are
Each one waiting for the other
Why not let the factory people know
that you want to raise beets and then
they NAV see their way clear to max
ing preparations for running the fac
tory. Have a mass meeting or some
thing and get up q petition and send
to Mr.. McKinnie if you want the fac
| forxy IN r,r no1t. Ypdopopdort