The daily sentinel., 1902-07-10
LEE 4 BUNTING, Props.

The family OF Charles r Seiber left
this morning for their summer resort on
Pinon mesa.
Miss Irene Whitehurst of Salida is
spending several weeks with her friend
Miss Alice Chester.
Mrs. F.. NJ. Leavitt of Chicago is in the
city to spend the summer with her SIS
ters, Mrs. E. G. Morris and Mrs. Jennie
Perry.
Mrs. A. S. Exeter and children OF
Salida, who have been visiting their rel
auves in this city for some time, left for
home this morning.
Miss Nettie w Blaine sold today
through the agency OF johnson Il Glasco
10 acres on Grand avenue road to Ida x
Willcutt; consideration 5000.
The two favorite tragedians, Frederick
Warde and Louis james, have been SO
cured as one OF next seasons early at.
fractions at the Park opera house. The
play has not been decided on as yet.
Mrs Walter Merrill and children re-
turned home last night from an extend
ed visit with her relatives in Salt Lake
City Glen Merrill, for the benefit OF
whose health the trip WAS taken, is very
much improved.
Some OF our new drinks-Egg Choco-
late 10c; Opera House Boquet l0c; New
York Beauty 10c; Claret Float 1bc;
Alaska Snow Ball l0c; Creame de Choo
olate lOc; Bridal Veil lOc. Expert ser
vice at fountain. Q. d. Smith Il Co
The Druggists.
John j. Slavin OF Denver. travelling
passenger agent Of the Santa Fe system,
is visiting the city. Mr.. Slavsn has been
lii hro tr,v tn nd
junction for an even dozen years and
his coming Is always pleasant to his
friends and business associates.
This office has received the June copy
OF the Industrial School Magazine, which
is printed at the state industrial school
at Golden. The magazine is one OF the
best printed and well-gotten up periodi-
calls in the state and shows that the in
mates OF the school, who do the work
upon it, are taught to make good use Of
the knowledge which it is made compul-
sorry for them to learn.
John g Higgins, former Grand
Junction boy, now OF Durango, was an
arrival in the city at noon today. For a
number OF yea past Mr.. Higgins has
been business manager OF the Durango
Democrat, known as Dave Days Dem
ocrat, Mr.. Higgios has now severed his
connection with the Democrat and is
just returning home from Denver, where
he purchased a new plant, from which
he will publish new paper to be styled
the Evening Telegraph The best wish.
es OF many former friends go with Mr.
Higgins for the success of his new
publication.
Agent S. G. Hum is in receipt today
OF two Of the very handsomest views on
the line OF the Rio Grande ever sent out
by Major Hooper. the genius of the pas
senger department of Ihe Great Scenic
Line The views are OF Animas and
Glenwood cahons and are beautifully
colored to match the natural colors OF
the scenery The mounting and fran.
Ing OF the two views are works of art and
shows that Major Hooper never fails to
get in good setting for every piece OF
advertising that he does. Anyhow, il
Major Hooper does not know what az
especially good piece Of advertising is
who should? Twenty years OF study to
meet the wants of his road has made the
Rio Grande, as "Scenic Line" have &
world wide reputation. While the scene
ry and its wonderful attractions mi ade
have had somewhat to do with the pop
ularity of the road. we. and everyone
else knows that Major Hooper's adver
'sing is good part OF the reason fol
the ever-increasing desire to see the
mountains, canons, valleys and rivers o
This wonderful state Of Colorado