The daily sentinel., 1904-05-02


Frank Burger is down from Pali-
sades today.
q An elevated railway has been put
in at the Mesa Point Coal mine just
the management Of VIM A. Lynch.
Miss Made VanBuren and Miss Ger
trude Sanderson. who have been the
teachers at the Allen school, closed
their schools last Friday the term hav-
| ing been completed.
W. M. VanBuren has gone to Colo
RADIO Springs to accept position with
W, H. Crawford, the well known
contractor of this city. who has a
large contract for his teams at Victor.
Miss Marie Stori, the member of the
Mozart Symphony company, who is
i'll at the Grand hotel. expects the ar
rival of a sister in a few days. DR..
Ingersoll states that the young wom-
an is doing as we'll as can be expected,
considering the nature of the disease
Mrs. L. ]. Smith and little daught-
er of Aspen are expected visitors at
the Rich home on Ouray. Mrs.
Smiths. husband is the owner of
the Hotel Jerome at Aspen Mrs.
Smith was formerly Miss Louise De-
Ian of Glenwood Springs and an
old time friend of Mrs. Rich.
Mrs. Katie Smith and son Jay, who
have been residing in Salt Lake city
for some time past were arrivals in
the city last night on train number
six and will again take up their resi-
ence here assuming charge of the
large rooming house on the corner of
1st and White streets. Mrs Smith
proposes to remodel the entire build
ing and refit the interior making of
it one of the model rooming houses of
the city.
Wilkes Dinwiddie. Miss Edna Nc
Sherry, S. W. Moody and Miss Doro-
thy Osborn rode horseback to Mt. Gar
field yesterday and then climbed to
the peak of the mountain. 1t was
hard climb, but was successfully ac-
complished by the party of ladies and
gentlemen. When the ascent was
accomplished, the party made. the
descent, then rode to Palisade and
partook of dinner which had been
prepared for them at the hotel. They
report a most delightful time.
W. H. st. Clair, brother in law of |
n x Torrapca xpae On arrival ia tba
city last night from the west hav-
ing been visiting the coast. Mr.. st.
Clair about seven years ago had |
charge Of the store of B. T. Napier
i'll this city. He then removed to Red
Cliff and later entered business for
himself. He is now located in La
Junta doing most successful busin-
ess, but since his trip to the coast
has deided to remove to California.
to the city of Stockton. Mr.. st. |
Clair has met many old friends in the
city today.
The com bination life and health pol
icv is delusion and a snare. The
argument is made by the soliciting
agent that. while he is liable to fall
ill. and being unable then to earn
ANYTHING. will be unable to nay. If
he has health insurance. however, he
will now receive a weekly indemnity
on account of illness, sufficient to en-
able him to meet his life premiums.
The company, however, necessarily re-
serves the right to cancel the health
provision at anv time. When the in
sured is found to be on the decline
run down''-likely to all ill, soon.
the company promptly cancels the
health part of his contract. The
feature which induces him to taKe
the policy in the first instance is elm
mated as soon as there begins to be a
prospect of its being needed. The
right to cancel is essential. but the in
sured seldom knows of its existance
until it is enforced. Life Insurance
Independent. |