The daily sentinel., 1903-06-19

NJ. F.. Fredericks is home from an
extended trip to the coast.
Get your straw hats at Graham's
while you can buy there at cost W.
T. Dowery. Agent.
If you have friends visiting you or
your friends are going on visit tell
it to The Sentinel.
A large number of boys are having
work ON the ranches picking straw
berres and cherries.
Follow the crowds Bigger and
better Bargains every day. The Mesa
Dry Goods company.
The great Howe's London Show
will be in this city ON Monday. Make
arrangements to attend.
The Mesa Dry Goods company store
is open every night until O'Clock.
Splendid light and cool store.
Go to Glenwood Springs tomorrow
and eat strawberries, cream and cake.
All are free and good time besides
is promised visitors.
Old Sol is making the mercury in
the Thermometer go up these days.
Yesterday the weather bureau instru-
ment indicated 81 as the highest for
the day.
The crowds buying every day at the
Mesa Dry Goods company store proves
it does pay not to humbug the people.
We are here to stay and such Bargains
have never been offered before
The band concert tomorrow night
will be held on the corner of 4th and
Main. A good program has been
arranged and for one hour the boys
will entertain the people of the city
to some popular selections.
The special train of the Colorado
Midland will leave at 6 a. iii. tomor-
row morning for Glenwood Springs.
reaching that place at 10 40. Tickets
sold for this special train will be
good on all regular trains on return
trip.
At Glenwood Springs strawberries.
cream and cake will be served free.
Go and spend the day. Special ex
cursions on both railroads will take
you there in the morning and bring
you back at night. A splendid time
is promised to all who may be in that
popular summer resort tomorrow.
Since the railroad known as the
Moffat line is being constructed the
towns in Routt and Rio Blanco coun-
ties are building and booming.
Steamboat Springs is taking the lead
and this town is seeing the greatest
building activity in the history of the
place. so it is said by those who have
been over in that part of the country.
The big Clearance Sale at the Mesa
Dry Goods company store is attract
ing large crowds daily. This store is
not going out of business so does not
need any boosters from Chicago to
aid in getting rid of stock. For le-
gitimate bargains all the year rourd
the people of Grand Junction and
Mesa county are recommended to pa
tronize n store that is not going to
quit business in this city. Bargains
for the next fifteen days will be the
daily motto of the Mesa Dry Goods
store.
A subscription paper has been
passed around among the railroad peo-
pie and business men OF the city for
the past several months for the pur-
pose of raising money for the family
of Charles Zeller, who died at Ell
Paso, Texas, some time ago. Today
the committee who summed up the
amount found everything o. K, and
that S15S in cash had been turned
over to Mrs. Zeller There is still
outstanding sos. 90 and bills owed
about town settled to the amount of
$62. 80. NJ. H. Haggerty was instru-
mental in RAISING this amount and he
is thankful to all who contributed to-
wards the good cause. Mrs. Zeller
wishes to extend her heartfelt thanks
for the liberal donation.
Last night there was an interesting