The daily sentinel., 1902-02-19

See the fine line Of meme pants at
Graham & Hards.
A few boys suits yet on hand at cost
at Graham & Hards.
Citizens band benefit ball, Friday the
2lst. Not Boyer benefit.
"The Wasp'-a stinger Best wheel
on earth for $40. At Vans.
For Sale-Household goods. Apply
to Mrs. j. D. Roberts. 317 south 9Th
street.
Charles A. Smith entered upon his
new duties this morning at the Lay Nat
finger store.
Watch the window of Graham & Hards
for the finest line OF spring ueckwear
ever brought to the city.
By the way, have you ever tried the
Progress breadY You could make the
most prejudiced believe that 1t was home
n ade.
Mrs. j. b. Boyer has taken charge Of
Mrs. Ellen Fletcher's millinery stock and
will sell everything at cost. Going out
OF business.
James Vaughan, superintendent OF
bridges and buildings on the Rio Grande
railroad, came in last night Id passen-
ger on the pay car.
The Citizens band will give their last
ball OF the season on Washington's birth
day. All music, except the novelty dan.
ces, will be new and played for the fret
time in Grand Junction. Orchestra OF
ten pieces.
Ramey Bros. are the successful COM
petitors in class No. in the Orange
Judd Farmer contest for the raising OF
sugar beets with a detailed statement of
the manner in which they were raised &.
The prize obtained was $50.
Prof. G. M Olund the worlds great
est palmist, will remain in the city until
next Sunday evening His business ia
growing better every day. Don't miss a
consultation with the professor during
his stay. At The Arno. Room No. 2.
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The Three Musketeers is a play full OF
interest from start to finish, exciting cit
uations, comedy and pathoe, beautiful
costumes aud special scenery making it
highly entertaining. This great play
will be at the Park opera house Saturday
evening, February 22d.
Only the purest ingredients for color
ing, ETC., are used in making candy at
the Boston Handy Kitchen. The home
made taffy for sale there is just like you
would make yourself, only you are saved
the trouble OF making it, and it costs no
more than il it we're made at home.
The Rio Grande pay car arrived in the
city last night. The car came as a spe-
cial and arrived about 6:lO O'clock. The
car was IN charge Of Mr.. Martin, Pay
master O'Connor taking a vacation. the
first IN fourteen years. Conductor
Shively was in charge Of the train.
A musical and comedy treat is in store
tor our people. as on Thursday, Febru-
ary 20, "a Gaiety Girl" will be- presented
at the Park opera house will be present
ed by the famous Pollard Australian
Juvenile opera company. These clever
children have just closed season Of six
weeks at the Tivoli opera house in San
Francisco. which has been the most no.
table in the history Of that house.
j. r. McKinnie returned to Colorado
Springs yesterday. Mr.. McKinnis gave
no positiv, information regarding the
sugar factory. He said he thought that
Mr.. Mcfarland would have the reorgan-
ization we'll under way In the course OF q
week or would be able to give some def
mite information about the future Of the
factory. Mr.. McKinnie spoke OF the
smelter and took lively interest In the
matter, saying he would give is oil the
support possible.