The daily sentinel., 1904-04-12

First class work, 546 Ute.
Seventeen dogs were counted from
one street intersection this morning.
Mrs George Newell of Buena Vista
is visiting her sister Mrs. Fred Per-
kins-
Mrs. Sarah Mclean has opened a
line of shoes hats etc, on Colorado
avenue.
Atlantic City. N. j.. and return
s6l.75. July s and 8. The Colorado
Midland
A. F McCabe was out yesterday for
the first time since receiving a stroke
of paralysis.
The Italian paper that was suppress
sed several weeks ago at Trinidad was
issued last week at Florence.
Word from Delta county regarding
the outlook for big crop is that
every indication is mos t favorable.
A hot headed extremist ON any side
of controversy is always lacking in
Judgment and sense. and rarely has
brains enough to absorb more than one
idea at a time. He always has, how
ever, a monumental gall. -Ouray
Plaindealer.
Worlds fair rates to st. Louis and
return from April 10th to Nov. 18th
as follows: Season tickets. round trip
$50. 60 day tickets. round trip. $50,
10 day tickets, round trip $40. The
Colorado Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason enter
tanned party of ladies and gentle
men last night in honor of the 7th
wedding anniversary of the couple
There were about fourteen guests pres
ent. A wedding anniversary supper
their guests, which was thoroughly
enjoyed. Cards were informally play
ed during the evening.
The Ouray Plaindealer wisely says
that. 1.-The Grand Junction Smelter
is expected to blow in next month.
With coal fields handy and a down
Hill pull from the mining sections,
Grand junction is an ideal smelling
point, and it now remains to be seen
whether the railroads will do the
right thing. or kill the enterprise iii
the interest of the Smelter trust. -
\ ear after year the Al. G.. Field
Greater Minstrels visits the same cit
les in the United States and Canada.
Would they do this if the entertain
ment did not please and the business
was net constantly growing. The
proof of the pudding is in the eating
thereof. 1t is the one company that
is the favorite with the people. This
company is coming to the Park opera
house Wednesday, April 13.
The Four Cohans and their big
under the management of
Mr.. Fred Niblo, will be seen at the
Park opera house. Friday April 10Th,
in the new and successful farce Run.
nng For Office The Four Cohans
have surrounded themselves with
large cast of exceptional ability and
a chorus that is admittedly far super
ior to the general run. This is the
Cohans last season as Company stars.
You have been told of it number
of times. Now if you forget about
it, you have lost something. Its The
Peoples Store, 40S Main St.
Vocal music is the sheet anchor
of modern minstrelsy. Without it
there could be nothing like complete
performance and whether it is bal
lad dedicated to my lady love, rag
time ditty fresh froIl the south, or a
walk around in which the entire
participates, mu sic is the
one thing that pleases and attracts.
The AL G.. Field Greater Minstrels
offers everything worth hearing in the
vocal line Park opera house, We'd
nesday, April 18th.
Tuesdays Grand Junction papers
arrived in Telluride on Wednesday
nights mail. We do not recall this
ever happening before. Ordinarily
it takes from three days to week
for Grand Junction Daily paper to
get to Telluride. yet they should cas-
lily be here the next day, as the mail
leaves there at lO:30 in the morning
ample time to get the previous day IS
paper on the train. An energetic post
al inspector might do business ON the
western slope. for there are certainly
mail routes that need looking after.
Delta subscribers of the Journal COM
plain that this paper is carried down