The daily sentinel., 1903-04-25

morning at IL O'Clock. Subject,
''Fleshpots and Visions The public
is invited.
The morning subject at the Metho
dist church will be Heavenly Wis
ions.'' Evening, 1.-THE Tree That
Sweetens the Waters. - Good singing.
You will receive hearty welcome.
Well, how have you fixed that date
for next Friday night? If you can't
make it stick for the May Day ball.
cut it out That's the place all the
good people are going.
Mrs. W. W. Capps. wife of DR..
Capps, who formerly resided in this
city, was an arrival from the west
in the city visiting friends
Latter Day Saints (Mormon) SER
vices will be held at the court house
tomorrow at p. m. Subject "Sal-
vation for the Dead The public is
cordially invited Remember the
time,-2 p. m.
George E. Ross Levin. the vice
president of the First National bank
of the city of Denver. has resigned
that position. Mr.. Ross-Lewin is
known to many people in this city.
The resaon for his resignation it is
said, is the advancement of Fred Moff-
att, nephew of David Moffat, the
founder of the bank to the position of
cashier.
The new show windows of the Samp-
liner store are about compile ted and
that store now presents as handsome
appearance as can be found in the
stores of the larger cities. They are
being handsomely trimmed by John
Thomas, the chief clerk of the store
tive addition to the commercial ap-
pearance of the city.
A travelling man in one of the
towns up the narrow guage. speaking
to another of the people in Grand
Junction said: when you meet a
person, don't be surprised if the first
thing they say is Are you going to
the May Day ball?' That's about all
the people down there are thinking of
now days" That's no joke, partner.
If you go this year, you won't talk of
anything else for year either.
Happy Cal Wagner, the former we'll
known minstrel man, and now the
equally we'll known travelling passen-
ger agent of the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul railroad. was in the city
yesterday doing business for his road
Mr.. Wagner was displaying some ele-
CANT diamonds which carry some en-
tertaining history with them of his
happy and successful career on the
road.
One of the most brilliant llumina-
tions of a store front, ever designed
in this city, was given last night by
Loyns g. Son, in FRI of their hand
some store ON Fourth street. A row
of electric lights had been placed on
the cornice right above the windows
and together with the lights in the
window, presented as handsome an ap-
pearance as anything one might ex-
pect to see in the larger cities. Lyons
& Son are keeping right in the ad-
vance in improvements and their store
is growing in popularity every day.
/ Editor Holmes is asking for some
what of the credit for the proposed
cutoff from the Moffat road to VOL
colt or Dotsero. Mr.. Holmes is the
editor of the Daily Avalanche at Glen
wood Springs and if he has anything
whatever to do with securing a
through line to Denver shortening the
distance between the capital city of
the western slope and Denver. The
Sentinel is willing to accord him all
the honor that is due him. Holmes
is worker and deserves a great deal
of credit for what he has done and
what he is now trying to do for the
great Colorado resort at Glenwood
Springs.
The most beautiful woman in town
Army L. Sampliner, of Cleveland,
Ohio, brother of Mayor J. NJ Samp-
liuer will laava tomorroxy NIGHT for