The daily sentinel., 1902-05-08

" NV VIC idTuoIb Wdut.
The reason Bedwell keeps his vehicles
all rented is because he has the best
Nothing shoddy in the place.
Have you taken advantage OF the spe-
cial prices at the Ladies' EmporiumY
The opportunity is still offered to you
and You will do well to call.
There are tricks in all trades and the
Ladies' Emporium has discovered that
the best trick to secure trade is to give
the best goods for the least money.
Primrose Brothers. the popular cigar
dealers and tobacconists, sold their Main
street establishment yesterday to John
McFee of Aspen, who will take charge OF
the business in a few days.
The Ladies' Philharmonic orchestra
met for practice last night. They are
making very encouraging progress and
it will be- only a short time until they
will be able to furnish some good music.
Theodore Davis, we'll known wool
buyer from Denver. accompanied by his
wife is in the city figuring upon the pur-
chase Of the wool clip of d. Walter Clark.
Mr.. Davis represents large Boston wool
buyers.
Henry D. Saylor, ex-member OF the
Pennsylvania senate, has been appointed
consul to Dawson City by this govern
ment. The newly appointed consul is
an old-time and boyhood friend Of ]. N.
Bunting of this city.
Furnished rooms, with or without
board. at the Fairlawn. Entirely re-
decorated both inside and out. and un-
der new management. Finest location
in the city. Reasonable rates. Mre.
Samuel Wrath, proprietor.
Rev. Hiram Bulls, the very active ad-
vertising manager OF Glenwood Springs
Strawberry day for the past several
years, is out with a neatly worded letter
to the press stating that Strawberry day
would occur this year on June 81.
John Shorten, an old-time editor Of
Cripple Creek, died very suddenly in
Denver Tuesday. Mr.. Shorten was a
warm friend of Lawrence Hynes OF this
city and was associated with him for
some little time in the publication of a
paper in the Cripple Creek district.
Walter Clark has completed his clip
OF the pick of about 10000 sheep. The
wool is exceptionally fine this year and
there are now several buyers on the
ground to purchase the clip. The sheep
will be dipped and then shipped by rail
to their destination for the summer.
Word reaches this city from Salids
that Miss Arvilla Davis of this city, who
is in DR.. Cochem's sanitarium there, is
much worse and is not expected to live
Her mother went to Salida Tuesday and
will remain at her bedside during the
rest OF her illness. Miss Davis is suffer
ing from complications following an op
GRAFTON for appendicitis.
There WAS big crowd at the Overland
bowling alley last night. The occasion
was ladies' night and there was large
turnout of the young people, with es-
costs. There was some most excellent
bowling done in the game OF ten pins,
but at the end Miss Phoebe Roberts
stood at the fore with the great big
score OF 116. She was presented with
handsome plate as a prize. Mrs. Will
Lynch received tho BOBBY prize. Tho
presentations were made by Mrs. A. e.
Peltou.
r. d. Malone, president Of the Denver
Chamber of Commerce, has written the
editor Of this paper, that the members OF
that body had united in sending a tele-
gram to the city OF Boston, for the press
OF that city, regarding the proposed new
smelter to be built in this city, and that
he and the body hopes that it will have
good moral effect in assisting Mr.. How
ard in the furtherancs OF his plans.
The telegram was In response to letter
sent to the Chamber OF Commerce by
the editor of this paper. Everything
helps when 1t comes to promoting a big
industrial proposition. The Denver
Chamber OF Commerce is an influential
body and what it says in backing the
scheme OF Mr.. Howard cannot but aid
the matter.
Wanfe and For Gale