The daily sentinel., 1902-08-18

SPARKS q 20.
A. @. Newton went to Denver yester.
day on business.
Mrs. George Haskell returned from
Glenwood Springs yesterday.
8. N. Wheeler was a passenger to
Glenwood and return yesterday.
Have you tried our Spring Lake cream
cry, 25 cts pound. Roth. 1873 s. 4th.
Mrs. g P. Bliss left yesterday morn
ing for Glenwood where she will spend
a month.
Special Hair Brush eale this week E.
Your choice, 25c. Q. D. Smith & Co,
the Druggists.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. VanHoorebeke went
to Glenwood Springs yesteida for a
days recreation.
The time is drawing near when the
young people will leave the city for their
schools and colleges.
T. w. Dollarhide, OF Dennison, Texas
arrived in the city Saturday and is visit
his friend Thomas Lowen.
Federal Labor Union No. 267 will
meet at City Hall Tuesday. August 10.
8 p. m. sharp. M. Il lIoeffier.
Or. e. g. Clark and family who have
been spending week 10 Genwood
| Springs. returned home last night.
We are here to stay; want to do you
good. Our cash prices are it. Roth,
1873 south Fourth Phone 1853 black.
Signs Of all kinds at very low figures;
up-to-date work and material. w. D.
Davies the paint man, 233 Main street.
The Lay -Nattinger Company is out
today announcing big cut sale. The
prices offered are an ipducement for
trade.
Carriage painting OF the highest grade
at the lowest possible living figure. New
styles and colorngs. w. d. Davies, the
paint mau, 233 Main street.
Carriages and rigs OF ell kinds painted.
UP to date colors and flush. Rigs
called for and delivered. W. D. Davies,
223 Main street. Phone 673 black.
Snith's Kidney & Liver Cure; posi-.
lively the best kidney and liver medi-
cine on the market Manufactured by
G. d. Saith & Co., the Druggists.
All the stores Of the city will probably
remain open as long as they desire to-
night The agreement between the
clerks and merchants is all of on this
date.
DR.. Carter, Head Surgeon General OF
the United States, for the Maccabeee,
after spending several days in this city,
on business left for his home in Chicago
this morning.
DR.. A. B. Rood left this ci,y this
morning for Ouray to spend a ten day
vacation. DR. Rood has been confined
to his Office quite closely for the past
several months and is glad to get an op
portuni,y for rest.
Edwin A. Haskell, formerly president
OF the Rocky Mountain Bill Posters AS
sociation for the past two years, was
elected chairman OF the executive com
mittee at their annual meeting in Salt
Lake City last week
party consisting OF Mrs. Thomas
l. oven and two grandchildren and Mrs.
Nc Dullough, LETT yesterday morning for
an outing at Mesa Lakes. The party
was taken to the lakes by Mr.. Lowen
who will return tomorrow to this city.
Mrs. L. M. Striker of New York City,
aunt OF Mrs. Orson Adams, Jr., arrived
in the city at noon Sunday for an ex-
tended visit. Mrs. Striker owns valuable
property here and feels much pleased
with the splendid growth OF the city.
MIR. and Mrs w. F. Tinckum, aunt
and unc.e OF Mrs. e. B. Wilson, are
rec mt arrivals in the city. They have
neen on an extended tour through the
west, and will spend several weeks here
before returning to their home at Red
Lodge, Montana.
A. N Anderson went up to Glenwood
yesterday and met Mrs. Anderson and
the children, who returned with him last
night. Mrs. Anderson has been spend
Ing several weeks with her sister, Mrs.
John D. Stapleton. at Red Mountain, in
the hopes Of beeftting her health which
was much impaired by recent Illness