The daily sentinel., 1903-06-30
5 LOCAL NEWS.

ishings at Graham's this week
Don't forget that this is the last
week of the cost sale at Grahams.
Harry Hiatt is building number
of delivery wagons this season for the
Fruit Growers.
@. @. Price has mnay visitors to
the hospital, who wish him we'll in
his completer ecovery.
John Phillips and family will leave
for the Mesa Lake country tomorrow,
for their annual summer outing.
Harry Ackerman returned to this
city last night. He will probably
remain here during the summer
months.
Three typewriter agents are doing
business in the city. They say Grand
Junction is always prosperous and al
ways wanting typewriters.
The Smith Drug company have
placed handsome flag pole ON the
corner of their building and beauti-
full flag has been flung to the bieeze.
Guy Bedwell had watch taken
from his safe last Friday, while it
stood open. He has notified the au.
thorities to be on the lookout for
same.
Yesterday was what might be term
ed blistering day. While the heat
did not affect one so greatly, the glare
of the suns rays was something almost
uncomfortable.
Our stock is still complete i'll shoes,
hats, shirts, underwear, collars, hos
iery, underwear in fact everything i'll
gents furnishings and will be sold
during this week only. at cost, at Gra-
ham S.
A wagon loaded with too much hay
was too much for poor pair of wheels,
in the eastern part of the citv Sunday
and the man found that wagon
would not run on spokes. A htt g
soaking in water might have saved
the man breakdown
Judge Theron Stevens concluded II s
court work here yesterday and left
this morning for his home at Ouray
He says that he would like to remain
in the Junction for several days., aShe
likes the weather, and he wg&n't t
fooling about the matter either.
The Sentinel's article yesterday on
parking some of the streets of the
city, has seemed to meet general ap-
proval, as this paper has been called
up several times this morning by Cit
izens having property on those Thor
oughfares saying that they approved
greatly of the suggestion.
A careless man left his watch hang
ing in toilet in hotel in this city.
When he returned he was minus a
watch. He informed City Clerk Les
lie of his loss. but Frank says he is
not detective agency and cannot un-
derstand why the stranger came to
him He said the place to tell his
| troubles was to policeman.
Some time last year DIR. E. f. Ed
| rluBe, III coming llOLue lIOiu a NioAo "
Denver met fellow traveller who was
awfully afflicted with an attack OF
hay fever. The doctor was appealed
to by the traveller for something to
give him relief and prescribed foi
him. The man secured the medicine
prescribed by the doctor and i'll few
weeks letter full of grateful expires
sions came from the Salt Lake bust
ness man thanking DR.. Eldrjdge fol
the prescription and saying that il
had cured him for that season. al
least A few days ago the doctor re
ceived another letter asking for the
same prescription for friend of the
man he had prescribed for and letters
have multiplied, so that the doctor
is doing quite correspondence trade
in tho hav fever business. DR.. Ed
ridge says he does not claim to make
a permanent cure, but that ne can re
lieve the afflicted parts so that there
l. e. 3 I.,