The daily sentinel., 1903-11-18

The very latest in Ladies Suits.
Lyons and Son.
Many people are suffering from Sc
we're colds, as the result of the change
in the weather.
Are you going to give card party.
then go to The G. V. Store they have
everything that you will want for it.
The only connection from the Col
orado west for Aspen is via the Colo
RADIO Midland. train No. making
connections at Basalt
The cold weather of the past two
nights. has made people think OF
banking their houses, and cellars, to
protect them from the frost.
After having given thanks next
week then turn your mind to prepar-
ing for Xmas. by making the early
selections at The CIV. Store you " i'll
get the cream of all.
1 take orders for ladies suits made
to your own measurements in Chica-
go. Give me your order and YOU will
be pleased. l guarantee the fit. n.
W. Blain
Mrs. ]. W. Hanford arrived yester-
day from Carbondale to Join her hus-
band who is at present in this city.
He has purchased the old Abbey prop
erty on Grand avenue and will reside
there.
Mrs. a. NJ. Brooking arrived in
the city last night over the narrow
gauge from Denver. and will spend a
couple of weeks with her mother.
Mrs. E. r. Foreman, and other rela-
tives and friends.
Grand Junction now has hot
tanale man. who is in evidence at all
times on the street. One man bought
three dozen tamale from him last
night all at once and if he ate them
all he will be a ''hot tamale" "
Have you ever gone shopping and
ON your return home found that you
have forgotten the main items you
went for? OF course you have. Well.
the way to prevent this is to go The
G. V. Store and buy kitchen Indi-
Gator and you will save the price in
shoe leather.
The county commissioners we're in
session at the court house yesterday.
The only work. of any importance
done by them was the letting of a con-
tract for the building of two cement
piers for the new bridge to be built
across Plateau creek near Mesa. The
work will cost sl95 and will be done
at once.
The new tims card which has inst
gone into effect ON the Rio Grande
Sout thern. is not pleasing the people
of Telluride at all. The service now
deprivts them of any Sunday trains,
and the passengers which are run on
week days, are all mixed trains, max
ing the travel inconven,ient and un-
comfortable. The change is said to
be due to the coal strike.
Horace G.. Smith. of Denver, assist
ant curator of the State historical and
Natural History society was visitor
to the city yesterday In company
with r. H. Sullivan, observer at the
local station of the Government
Weather Bureau. they Went to the
river and into the country in quest of
several species of birds. which Mr..
Smith was desirous of securing for
the Natural History portion of the
State society They secured six very
fine specimens.
A. d. Lennon and wife who have
been pleasant visitors for the past
week with Mr.. and Mrs J. V. A.
Lay left for their home at Guthrie
Centre. Iowa today. Mr.. Lennon
expresses himself as highly delighted
with his visit to Colorado Mr.. Lem
mon besides conducting large mer-
camille business is breeder of pure
blood, registered shetland ponies. He
has been quite successful in the latter
business. which he originally engaged
in more as pasttime and because of
his love for the little animals.
The dance given last night at the
Turner's hail by the ladies of the
Spiritualistic Association was not so
well attended as was expected but
the ladies are congratulating them
selves ON the fact that they had one
of the incest crowds that has attended
a dance in this ciy for some time.
The music given by the Nicholas
brothers. Italian orchestra was enjoyed
so much that they were asked to play