The daily sentinel., 1904-04-08

uIudf aItoTuOOn.
Orders taken for engraved visitin
cards at the G. V. Store.
A splendid new line OF carpets an,
rugs at the Bargain House.
Our Flaming ice cream is something
new and delightful at the Purity Can
dy Kitchen. try it Saturday. 10 cents J
We want your sewer connections
Come and see if our prices are no
right. The Grand Junction Plumbing
Co.
The weather conditions for Western
Colorado, Grand Junction and vicinity
are fair tonight and Saturday, warmer
Saturday, light frost tonight
Mothers want the best hosiery fol
their children that can be had at low
price. At the G.. V. Store you will
find just what you want. Ask for No.
1874.
In the Weir-Bl ink wedding tc
occur on April 12ht it has been decid-
ed to give reception at the home OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs ].
F. Brink. on Grand avenue from two
to five o'clock d. M.
have closed my dressmaking par.
lor for the season but am at the old
stand taking orders for tailor suits.
also shirt waist suits. See our silk
foulard shirt waist suits ready to wear
at sl6. Call afternoons. N. W. Blaine
456 Main st.
With such surroundings and such
command of the inner history of the
court life, it is no wonder that Rev.
Bray has written a work that COM
mands the very largest attention.
Rev. Bray will speak ON ''Fraternal-
ism" at the Presbyterian church on
Sunday afternoon. The lecture will
be free and all are cordially invited
especially members of all fraternal
orders.
There was no one present at tho
Court house last night for the meeting
to promote the Fair association. It
is said that the editorial in another
paper was so heavy that it killed and
deadened the interest. However, those
having the matter in charge did not
anticipate large meeting, on account
of the inability of the committee to
prepare their report in time to submit
it. so closely after the other meeting.
W. H. (Muldroon) Kelly left for
Denver last night. Mr.. Kelley had a
as was stated in Yesterdays
paper, with number of prominent
Democrats, on the question of the can
didacy of W. r. Hearst, While Mr.
Kelley could not say last evening that
this was an out and out Hearst county
he found many Democrats who were
favorable to the young newspaper Ia
Doleon. The general sentiment which
Mr.. Kellev found obtained in Mesa
county was that Democracy would &C
cept the nominee of the party, who
ever tie 800 delegates to the National
Democratic convention said was the
most available man.
The Four Cohans and their big COM
pany of seventy-two people under the
of Mr.. FREQ Hiblo, will
play an engagement of one night at
The Park opera house Friday April 10,
George NJ. Cohan's latest
musical frivolity. Running For Of
ice. which was so successfully pro-
iuced at the Fourteenth Street Thea
re, New York during the months of
April. May and June, last spring. 1t
S one of the strongest musical shows
'yer given on the road and is mounted
II an elaborate manner. The cast is
'ery strong and the original -Four
Johans" will be seen at their best.
There is large chorus and the girls
ire not only pretty but. can sing and
lance.
A distinguished writer and lecturer
s visitor to the city today in the
person of Rev. George Bray. of Poncs,
Nebraska. Rev. Bray who writes
inder the nom de plume of Reginald
Drew, is the author of book known
N the literary world as BY The Kings
Command. 1t is the story of the
ife of Anne Boleyn. one of the wives
If Henry VIII. The book has been
we'll received by all the liteary critics
IL this country and ENGLAND. 1t has
more than ordinary historical merit.
Rev. Bray was brought up IN England
n the environment of Hampton Court.
where the scere of the life and sor-
ows of this famous one of the wives
# English monarchs, lived. The
ather of Rev. Bray was an attendant
l non tha late ODaeu Victoria oil his