The daily sentinel., 1904-03-28

The Almond cake at Star bakery.
Try the nut layer cake at Star bak-
cry.
Get the best meat on the market at
The Enterprise.
The Valley Feed company handle
the Racine and Wiuona wagons.
All kinds of northern grown field
and garden seeds. Valley Feed Co.
Victor Blend Coffee is the best in
the city. At the Enterprise only.
Cloudy tonight and Tuesday. with
occasional rain or snow; Colder Tues
day.
There is nothing finer than the Pro-
gress home made bread. Try loaf.
It is fine.
BOOKS! BOOKS for ten days
75 and % cent books for 20 cents. at
Fredericks.
DIR. Gilbert E. McKeeby of Pueblo
accompanied by his wife is visitor
to the city today.
In the good old summer time. see
our line of Ian busters from 35 cents
to $500. Fred Mantey Saddlery 90.
We have the smoothest line of driv-
ing harnesses and summer lap busters
ever shown in the burg. Fred Mantey
Saddlery Co.
Our Boston brown bread was sold
out very quickly last week Leave
your orders for Wednesdays and Sat.
urdays. Star Bakery.
The Fletcher made to order bicycle
leads because they are the strongest.
cheapest. and best. They hold the
city reputation. A. G. Fletcher. 249
Main st.
Fred Mantey Saddlery Co. have the
finest line of summer lap busters. and
light harnesses ever shown west of
Denver. busters from 30 cents to SO
Harnesses from So. 90 to $50.
Four lots in the best location in the
city for sale for Few days. The
corner of Main and Ninth street are
offered at present value. This part
of the city is rapidly filling mp with
a good class of residences and soon
you will have to go farther and pay
more for lots. Call ON Frank Tbomp-
son Reed block.
Down by the Sea-" comedy
drama of more than ordinary merit.
will ba caan at tho parL oDora bo1sa
Tuesday. March 20 Few productions
of the melodramatic line are more
worthy of success than this one. The
play possesses an excellent story,
which is told in a clear and forcible
manner. The situations are we'll
conceived and cohereutly carried out
and the climaxes, while thrilling and
surprising are natural and convincing
The dialogue is far above that usual
ly found in melodramatic productions
and the characters are unique and
we'll drawn.
One IF the finest special trains
that ever left Colorado will be the
one over the Missouri Pacific Railroad
which will carry Governor James H.
Peabody and party to st. Louis to the
Exposition. This special train will
leave Denver ON the night of April
27th, arriving in st. Louis about a.
m. April goth. 1t will have the best
Pullman equipment that popular COM
pany can furnish. The coaches and
dining cars will all be of the latest
and finest patterns and the Missouri
Pacific management will do everything
in its power to make this special
train, most splendidly appointed one
that will go into the Union Station
at st. Louis during the Exposition
The matter of equipping the train at
Denver will be in the sands of H. b.
Kooser, the General Western Agent.
Arthur Browns acquittal of the
charge of adultery in the criminal
division of the District court yesterday
wings down the curtain ON one of the
most notorious and foully reeking
scandals in the history of Utah. The
case has been in the nostrils of the
citizens for years. Many times his
wife, Mrs. Isabelle Cameron Brown.
has had Brown arrested on the ,harge
of adultery with Mrs. Anna NJ. Brad
ley. The former senator wavered be-
tween the two women, at one time
his wife was after him in the courts
and when he sought to go back to
her and drop Mrs. Bradley. the latter
declaring him to be the father of ner
children, assaulted him. There have
been many dramatic scenes in which
the defendant in the above case and