The daily sentinel., 1904-12-05
LOCAL, STATE, GENERAL
Short Paragraphs Of Current News
For Busy Readers.

1t is so dry in Indiana that tn,
people are gathering in the churches
and praying for rain.
Some good skating has been attract
ing a number of the young people Of
the city to the ifrigating canals.
The government will erect a build.
ing at Montrnse for the officials
while the Gunnison tunnel is being
constructed.
A cold wave passed over Nebraska
Saturday Cold waves never bother
the people living in the balmy valley
of the Grand.
Tho Pueblo Opinion says, IF the
people could get at him again, Pea
body would not get ton thousand
votes in Colorado.
The relta papers are we'll filled
with advertising matter of local
nature showing that business must be
good in that town.
Alexandra. queen of England. has
just celebrated or sixtieth anniversary.
1t is reported that she looks as young
and handsome as ever.
Telluride is picking up again. The
big mines are working and business
men in that camp fee! aware of pros
pertity coming their way.
Next year a big host of travellers
will wend their way to the far north
west to Portland. Oregon. where an
other exposition will be held.
Since he has been elected governor
of Massachusetts, W. L. Douglas, tine
shoe man. is more firmly a believer
in advertising than ever before.
Coal is selling in Denver for sl.o0
per ton less than in Pueblo. and in
Pueblo some of the dealers are giving
short weight. according to the Opinion.
Two more sugar factories will be
erected in Colorado during the coming
year. Capitalists are finding out that
money can be made in this state in
other industries besides mining.
Congress convened in Washington
today at noon when Speaker Cannon
let the Ravel fall. Since the last
session two senators have passed to
the Great Beyond. Hoar and Quay.
Since the election business has taken
turn for the better throughout the
land. The election settled conditions
and capitalists must now invest if
they wish to realize interest on their
money.
The reaction will now come to St.
Louis and it will not be the strenuous
city that 1t mas bean for the past sew
eral years, while getting ready for the
greatest exposition this world has
ever witnessed.
Richard Harding Davis has just re-
turned to this country from the war
in the far East He is loaded with
war news, which he will infiict upon |
the magazine lover, commencing with |
the January numbers
The Seedless Apple 90. is still get
ting lots OF advertising throughout the
world Hardly day goes by but
what the secretary OF the company in
this city receives papers containing
articles on this wonder. which has
been procured in the fertile soil of the
famous Grand valley.
There was brought into this country
from foreign lands during the past
nine months four and one half billion
pounds of sugar. Most of the sugar
could have been produced in the
United States, The sugar industry in
America is becoming one of the great
est money producers in the country.
A coal company at Pueblo has
been caught giving short weight.
Seventeen hundred and sixty seven
pounds do not make a ton of coal and
no poor man can afford to pay for
that he does not get. A
company that will give short weight
is thief and should be treated the
same as any other sneak canRht steal
ing.
Because the teacher prepared to
whip one of the larger boys in her
school at Jersey Shore. Pennsylvania.
five other boys took a hand in the
matter. Three grabbed the teacher
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