The daily sentinel., 1903-09-10
Smoke the La D oreo cigar.

yesterday from few days trip to
Denver.
Everyone is surprised at what Vor-
beck shows in Mexican and Indian
novelties.
A young boy had three of his toes
crushed by the wheel of wagon
passing over them.
Lake Michigan trout and white
fish. received today at the Ocean Wave
Market 317 Main, Phone 1874 blk.
If you wish for new street hat
call at The Ladies' Emporium and
you will be sure to be suited.
Knots tied free at the G. V. Store,
not matrimonial, but knots of ribbon.
Ladies you buy the ribbon we tie the
beau
Lester Wilson was knocked down
horse of one of the COW boys and mar
rowly escaped being trampled on.
Mrs. NJ. E. fitzpatrick, accom-
panied by her son, Lon. left Tuesday
night for Kansas City, to be under
prominent physicians care for cancer.
Don't forget that the ''Burgomast
er,' sixty people strong will be at the
Park opera house Friday evening.
Tickets ON sale at Haskell's Phar-
macy.
The awning of A. L Gourley's fur.
niture store caught fire from the ball
of Roman candle, but was extin-
guished before much damage was
done.
The school furniture that the new
building has is being moved to that
place and several rooms will be ready
for occupancy when school begins
next Monday.
A large party of visiting young peo-
pie went out for wagon ride over the
valley last night. and returned at an
early hour this morning. highly
pleased with their trip.
At five O'Clock last evening the
aeronaut made the second ascent of
the day and descended near the COR
ner of Sixth and Colorado avenue.
He lit in a tree but was not hurt be-
yond few scratches.
Word has been received in this city
bv their friends that Misses Edith and
Mable Paisley, Gertrude Rupp, Bessie
Magner and Phoebe Norine have ar
rived safely in Greeley and are now
ready to begin t. cir school work.
st. Clair Terrence, the young son
of D. X. Torrance had the palm of
his hand split and fingers badly burnt
| by the explosion of a giant firecracker
in his hand. He had picked it up en-
the street and did not know the fuse
was burning.
IS. 90 to Salt Lake and return Sept.
10th. Return limit Sept 21st. Re
turn limit ON the Grand Junction
Peach Day tickets will be extended
for all parties desiring to go to Salt
Lake Call on S. G. Hum, City
Agent.
Henry Blevins of Meeker, was ex-
hibiting a fine specimen of a grey
wolf this morning which was caught.
Nltu uNe OlutISY Ou iue Nnll6 TlNtr
The wolf attracted considerable atten-
ton and the owner received several
offers for it.
Frank De La Mar was struck in the
eye with the ball of a Roman candle
last night and is today wearing
bandaged eye. He is the mascot of
the ball team of this city and soon at
Ter he was hit he exclaimed that he
would lose his job.
The dressmaking parlors of Madame
Turner are now open and thoroughly
equipped with the best of workman
ship TO do the very latest work in
style and finish. The parlors are in
the store of the Lay MAJ finger Mer-
camille company. and every lady is
cordially invited to all and get our
prices and examine our work. Salts
faction is guaranteed to all who come.
At the Park Friday. Sept. 1lth. the
greatest musical comedy of recent
years will be seen with new produc-
tion and an entirely new set of cos
tunes, and cast that includes many
of the famous original people who
first carried the opera into promi-