The daily sentinel., 1904-07-19

/ mon as carriages in Grand JUNCTION.
Graham at 131 s. 4th street is sell
ing at cost again. Call and see him.
DR.. Rood rode to Plateau City yes
srday. He expects to return We'd
nesday.
Everything in stock at j, NJ. Gra-
hams Gents Furnishing house at cost
for this month only.
The offices of the Haskell Bill Post
ing company are now located in the
park opera house building.
Overalls, shirts. hats underwear
Yes everything goes at cost at j. NJ.
Graham. Gents Furnishing house.
This month only.
George W. Vallery has accepted the
general managership of the Midland
railroad and it is said he has begun
his duties already.
Secretary Falconer states that he
has received all the advertising for
the booklet which is to be gotten out
by the Chamber of Commerce.
Martin Luther Connolly, son of W.
G.. Connelly leaves tonight for San
Diego, where he goes to Join his
mother and the rest of the family.
The fact that carp. whitefish. suck
er and catfish can be caught near
town is doubtless the reason why so
many people are driven to the hills
to fish
Three car loads of bronchos were
taken off at Bovine this morning. des-
tined for the Japanese, who are buy
ing in this country for their remount
service.
Get pick of 200 late different
popular songs and instrumental sheet
music. which are being sold at 10
cents per copy at vorbeck's music
store.
The highest temperature yesterday
was 96 degrees. Weather forecast for
the 36 hours ending at p. IN. We'd
nesday is, Western Colorado local
showers and cooler tonight or We'd
nesday.
]. A. Tobin. one of Colorado
Springs we'll known young men has
been visiting the Misses Logan for
the past few days. After a six weeks
visit along the coast he will return to
his home in Colorado Springs.
trip through the country readily
\ lar tac that tha nnail and h.
bits have prospered this summer. as
the brush is full of the little fellows.
and quail no bigger than a thimble
will fly like bullet They will be
very numerous this fall
Observer Sullivan states that there
are prospects of rain this evening.
He has the flags up betokehing rain,
but as we may get swash or wind
of the rain clouds and little rain. He
says the people can be prepared for
some wind. but nothing like few
evenings ago.
party down from the lakes told
us the other day that fishing was not
very good-that he had only caught
1901 Back i'll the early days we
remember hungry campers at the
lakes who considered themselves for
tunate to secure third of that num-
ber.
Sheriff william G. Struthers ac-
companied ny his wife left for Ridg-
way this morning. Mrs. Struthers
| will ramaip ravaral xraatS for tl,a
benefit of her health, she having been
quite sick for the past several weeks.
Sheriff Struthers will return home at
once.
The park just across from the Lin
coin school las been found useful for
some purposes. among them being the
herding of the town COWS within the
limits of the park. This morning
and in fact every day the cows find
good pasturage in these lots, common
ly known as park.
@. Van Hoorebeke, the Grand juno
tion wheelman, accompanied by his
wife were IN Glenwood yesterday.
Mr.. Van HoorebeKe is manager of the
ball team and is road race enthus-
last. He says there will be seven
or eight from Grand Junction to en-
ter the race next Sunday. Glen
wood Avalanche.
Manager Earnest Taylor. of the Elks
club rooms. is busy these days raising
funds for an Elks ball team and to
equip said team with suits. Mr.
Taylor has on hand already pretty
good start and hopes in the course of