The daily sentinel., 1904-05-16

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Mr.. Henry Knowles, who is ill at
the hospital, was reported as improv-
ing.
Chas. Knowles. who was threaten
ed with an attack of appendicitis will
soon be out again.
The early cherries are putting gu
their pink cheek paint and will soon
be ready for the market.
Fred Mantey and IRA Osborn left
this morning for the roundup in the
northwest part of the county.
The weather man brings in the
following nice report of conditions for
western Colorado. fair tonight and
Tuesday warmer Tuesday.
Secure a bargain at the MILL merry
store of Mrs. Sry, during the big
discount SAFE which is now on.
Harry H. Lyons of Lyons and Son
was taken quite ill Saturday with
bilious attack. He was able to be
at the store this forenoon for a short
time.
Grand valley Strawberries, those
big delicious fellows, will be in the
market in few days. The warm
rays of Old Sol is doing the rjping
act.
II The readers attention docs not
have to be called to the special on the
first page of today's paper from Mr..
Bunting. 1t is pointed enough to
speak for itself.
Oliver Dean. court stenograph ,r for
the district came down from Telluride
last night as the May term of the
district court at that place was post
poned by Judge Stevens.
Steve Scovill went up in the Pla-
teau country last Saturday and rur-
chased fine heavy work team of Joe
Brogue Steve brought the horses to
this city last night and will use
them in his business.
Walter Graham has been mourning
the loss of bicycle, which was taken
from in front of the Haskell Pharma-
cy some time yesterday. bicycle
thief is the worst kind of a thief as
he makes the poor wners walk.
A bad break in the water dam
which supplies the Palisade district
with water has caused considerable
uneasiness among the fruit growers.
1t is thought that it will take several
days before the break can be repair
, ed
The best. quickest and surest way
for a social organization to become
disrupted is for it's members to take
Z active part in political campaign.
This thing has been done in Grand
Junction on the school election propo-
sition.
? DIR. George R. Warner will have
3 ample time to devote to all the bust
/ ness necessary as member of the
, board of education. Vote for him and
thus get rid of the dissension and tur-
of GraLd Junction.
S Box papeteries and stationery G..
V. Store.
The Sentinel job office has just re-
{ ceived the latest and neatest faces of
script type for ladies calling cards and
Q invitations. Work of this kind will
t urn out with neatness and dispatch
Samples of the type can be seen at
the editorial counting rooms.
Never in the history of Grand Jun
j.. ction merchandising has there been
such coffees offered to You as our Gold
f Star line of Coffees. They are in all
prices and you should try them. Nc
matter where you buy Groceries try
this coffee once. w. H. Leo and Son.
a Tomorrow the Sentinel will publish
Il a letter from l. n. Bunting, which
/. will be interesting reading about the
: Louisiana Purchase Exposition. The
etter would have been published to-
day but for the fact that the schoo
II question matter and the usual amount
of local news had to be used.
d Mrs Emma Wadswo-th is the Miller
e organs choice for member of til,
board of education. Remember thi
:; and on Tuesday cast your ballot fo
George r. Warner. an able and effic
lent gentleman who will see that hi.
vote is cast against the retention o
w. H. Miller as superintendent of tn
= public schools of Grand Junction.
W. L. Barnes, superintendent o
lC +ha u,.h I,na Mntna1 Mitch 0f pa1;