The daily sentinel., 1904-05-09
Most reasonable prices at Gordon

A general cut in passenger rate east
from Denver has been announced in
the daily press. The cut will go into
effect about June LIST.
The grain rate war between Nilsson
ri river points and Chicago that has
been on fo- some time by the we=terD
railroads has been adjusted.
Stationery at &. V. Store.
Mrs. Ira Harrison and daughter of
Denver are the guests of II. E. Frost
Mrs. Harrison is a sister of Mr.. Frost
and il is the first visit of the lady
to the Grand valley.
q The Rio Grande Junction railroad
between this place and DeBeque is
being replaced with heavy steel rails.
This is the. road used Jointly by the
Midland and Rio Grande.
There are other places besides
Grand Jun ition that will have her
troubles next Monday. May 18th.
Take for instance Denver, with her
spring election, Big Mitt, etc.
Chocolate creams 80 cents a lb. at
G. V. Store.
A new lodge of Rebekahs will be
instituted at Palisade on Tuesday of
this week. A nrmber of Rebek abs
and Odd Fellows from this city will
go to that place to assist in the work.
AS the editor of the Palisade Tri-
bune is somewhat of a "tooter'' him
self he has suggested that a brass band
be organized at the peach City, in
the east end of the Grand valley fruit
belt.
Two young chaps of Colorado
Springs are on their way to the st.
Louis exposition in an automobile.
They expect to make the trip in six
teen days and enjoy life along the
road.
Your repair work of any kind,
especially spray pumps, will be givun
best attention by us. Try our work.
Caldwell and Lowe Bros. Shop
back of Whites Mercantile Co.'S.
Store.
The new Seven Day Adventist
church at Palisade. which cost about |
81, 900, was dedicated to the worship
of God ON Sunday afternoon and
large crowd was in attendance at the
services.
Furnished room for rent. Well le-
Gated. See Ramey Investment Co.
The summer season of Saturday ev-
ening band concerts was inaugurated
with the concert of Saturday night.
The boys furnished some good music.
which was appreciated by the large
crowd that listened to them at the
corner of 4th and Main.
Sheriff William G. Struthers, who
attended the republican state conven-
tion at Denver, concluded to take in |
the st. Louis exposition after getting !
to the Capital City. so he and Mrs.
Struthers are seeing the sights in the
big white city ON the banks of the
murky MISSOURI.
At a meeting of the Democratic
central committee Saturday, the date
Of the county convention was decided |
upon. The Democratic party of Mesa
county will endeavor to place sue h a
strong ticket in the field the coming
fall hat there will be no Republican
walk away, as many think.
O. w. Haskell will leave this even
ing for Denver, where he goes to con-
suit with an expert oculist regarding |
his eye. which was so badly injured
several weeks ago while at work as
surveyor. His many friends will re-
sret that the accident has caused him
so much suffering and hope for a
speedy recovery.
Gordon Drug room No. 4 Reed
Block.
The Star Laundry has a ew pro-
prietor and this morning that enter
prising place was opened up for a re-
of business with capable help
to take care of all work intrusted to
its care. The new proprietor prom
ises first class work to all his patrons
and will do nothing but a strictly cash
business. Work called for and deliv-
cred
Workmen of the Colorado Telephone
will arrive in the city with
in day or two to commence work on
putting in a switch board and fitting
the rooms in the rear of the Canon
block up for the new exchange office.