The daily sentinel., 1904-10-17

The Ackerman Clothing & Furnish
ing house has determind to close oui
their business in this city and conse
quently will offer their $4,000 stock Of
clotinR. hats, caps, Furnishing goods al
actual cost. without any reserve, Until
the stock is closed out entirely. The
sale begins at once
j. A. Green of the Roselawn farm
fruit in the Pomona district, feels
mighty proud of the fact that his
honey at the Worlds fair was the
means of attracting to the state of
Colorado the prize for the best honey
exhibited at the big exposition. Mr..
Green has had great success as a
grower of honey and is jusly proud
of the fact that in competition with all
parts of the world, the honey pro-
duced ON his ranch took the world S
premium.
Miss Mamie Hagner, sister of George
Hagner. night cashier and ticket agent
at the Union station. who has spent
y
brother and family. has returned to
her old home at IndpeDdence, Kansas.
Miss Hagner goes on a very special
errand. it is to become the wife of
prominent farmer near Pawnee,
Oklahoma. A. B. Williams. The
wedding will take place shortly. Miss
Hagner has many friends here who W i'll
be glad to know of the coming period
eventful in her life.
Mrs. E F. Griswold. the art em-
broidery teacher. will give this week
a series of art lectures. with crayon
demonst arations in flower modelling.
These lectures are very instructive to
lasdies interested in painting or en-
broidering. as Mrs. Griswold presents
practical methods for obtaining per-
spectiNe and form. and imparts a
thorough knowledge of the science of
shading, so necessary to a correct re-
presentation of natural objects Par
ticulars regarding these lectures may
be obtained at the embroidery exhi bit
room, No. 4l6 Main st.
Charles B. Rich and family return
ed Sunday morning from their extend
ed eastern trip. They have been alb
sent two months and Mr.. Rich says
that it has been the trip of his whole
life. He visited the exposition and
then left for Pennsylvania and the |
scenes of his boyhood days. He says
the hills of the old Keystone state
never looked SO inviting to him. as
they did on this trip. He thinks it |
is one of the grandest states in the
union, bat he still loves Colorado and |
" as not the least reluctant to turn his
face westward. when the time came
for him TO do so.
pretty Peggy which is By
Frances Aymar Matthews was played
in New York from March 23 until
October 81, playing to crowded houses
followed by two months
in Chicago and equally prosperous en-
gagements in other eastern cities.
Pretty Peggy is this season be-
ng presented for the first time in the
vest and south and will be the at
raction at the Park opera house
Nednesd ay. October 10Th. The entire
'riginal production is carried. and
Miss Jane Corcoran. who is starring
II the title role is supported by
cry large company, including An Irew
Robson and a nun ber of other play
rs of almost equal prominence.
Our solo room is ready for busi-
less. Drop in and see it. The Pal
ace Resort. 250 Main.
Through Pullman to st. Louis every
ay on the Santa Fe No. which
caves Denver at 8 D. m. via the
Wabash r. r. From Kansas City.
70. 10 which leaves Denver at 12 10
Don via Chicago and Alton railroad
rom Kansas City. For further par !
iculars and literature of the Worlds
air apply to ] p. Hall, Gen. Agent
Santa Fe. Denver. Colo.