The daily sentinel., 1904-03-17

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Have you read Bannister's ad?
Don't get left.
Washable embroidery letters at the
G. V. Store.
Miss Kate Moore of Dolores. Cole.
is visiting the family of J. F. Moore.
DIR. L. H. Worthington will go to
DeBenre in the morning to visit pa
tient there.
What value has novel to you after
reading it: 10 cents Will buy one at
the G. V. Store.
Regular Communication of Mesa
Lodge No 90. A f. and A NJ. this
evening at 80 sharp.
SIN. Moody will leave this evening
for a business trip to Denver. He
will be absent about one week
See the modern cooking wonder
the Majetsic Range at Bannister' 5
Furniture store. Don't get left.
Remember that dainty Majestic
lunch next week at Bannister's Furni-
ture Store. Everybody invited. Don't
get left.
You'll miss rare treat if you do
not attend the Grand Majestic cooking
exhibit at Bannister's Furniture Store
Don't get left.
Call up Junction 80 aud we will
tell you all about our per cent Gold
Bond. Charles Clark. Dist. Manager,
Mutual Life of New York
GRAND JUNCTION SOCIAL
CLUB dance will he given every Fri
day evening instead of Saturdays
Admission 80 cents. Ladies free.
Frank Berger was in the city TO-
dav. and at noon received phone
message that his mother. residing on
his ranch at Palisade was dying.
Mrs E. A. Bartlett has purchased
the residence formerly occupied by
Mrs. Anna Kelley and will occupy it
with her son who is railroad en-
ploye here.
Don't buy kitchen indicator.
Why? If you have one it will soon
save you many an extra trip to town,
but if you think you must have one &C
to the G. V. Store.
A set of copper, steel and enameled
cooking utensils. we'll worth 81 90 alb
solutely free with every Majestic
Range sold next week at Bannister's
Furniture Store. Don't get left.
j. S. Swan of the DeBeque Bugle,
was in the city Yesterday. Mr.. Swan
is still working on his oil we'll and is
as optomistic as ever in the matter
of eventually finding flow of oil.
Mr.. Bayard WELLER. in advance of
the Isabelle Irving company. playing
''The Crisis is visitor in the city
today. Mr.. veiller is accompanied by
his wife, and this afternoon they Wis
tied the Teller Institute.
Friday evening at Maonic Hall
Brother Graham of Colorado Springs
will lecture to the craft on Symbolism
of Masonry. A cordial invitation is
extended to all Masons to come and
hear the lecture. L. G. Hickman,
W. NJ.
All lovers of good music should at
tend the performance of the play. cone
Night in June. During the action
of the piece some of the cleverest spe-
cialitieS ever seen will be introduced
The Zone Night in June" quratette
will be heard in several selections
also. Tonight at the Opera House.
Under Sheriff Hardy placed Martin
Tierney under arrest this afternoon.
Re was cha ged by his wife with hav-
ing beaten and kicked her. The war
rant for his arrest was sworn ont by
his wife and he was at once arrested.
There is nothing quite hard enough in
the way of sentence for wife beat
er.
George D. Carr, of Charleston, CLARK
CO.. Indiana a cousin of @. G. Price.
the Rio Grande enigneer. walked in
on the latter gentleman today and sur
prised him completely. They have not
seen each other in nineteen years and
there were many "reminiscences to be |
gone over. Mr.. Carr is a son of ex-
Lieutenant Governor Carr of Indiana.
The Denver Post of yesterday con-
tanned a first class picture of Cal |
Strayer, a brother of Mrs. A. r. Sam
pliner, who has been elected captain
of the university base ball team at
Boulder. Cal who is we'll known |
here is ''husky duck" and the other
fellows who go against his team will
known they have haau plaviug halI