The daily sentinel., 1904-03-29

! tneSe udyS putting III new IdNus III
various parts of the city.
Ellis Green of the Spencer Seedless
Apple company is at his home, confiu-
ed with bad case of LaGrippe
George o. Bible of Salt Lake City.
travelling passenger agent of the Rock
Island Roadwas in the city this morn
| ing.
Owing, to the special immense ad-
vertising patronage The Sentinel
omits the special picture features for
a few days.
The city and county is filling uu
with new comers. nearly all who are
here with a view of becoming per-
mauent residents.
A new front was placed in the
second hand store of Krohn Bros yes
terday 1t adds much to the apear-
ance of the room.
Miss Smith, the evangelist who
conducted series of meetings in this
city the past winter, closed a success
full revival at Florence Sunday night.
George Smith has accepted posi-
tion in the realty department of the
Home Loan and Investment company.
which he will assume on the LIST of
April.
A gentleman from Telluride is
talking of opening another saloon in
Grand Junction. He has been in this
city for the past week looking over
the field. with a view of locating.
Messrs. James H. Smith and James
U. Harris members OF the board of
county commissi oners made a visit
this morning to the new sewer being
constructed by the government for
the Indian School
Last night at the regular review of
Magnolia Hive No. 36. Ladies of the
Maccabbees, Mrs. Emma NJ. Foster,
Past Lady Commander, was presented
with solid gold 1. o. T. NJ. pin ON
behalf of the members.
There was good sermon last night
at the Christian church on 'Hope. "
Rev. Walters announces for his sub
iect this evening How to be Saved.
or Man Must do Something to be
Saved. - A chart sermon.
over in Kansas young man has
just paid druggist bill which has
been running for two years. The first
item on the bill was box of choco-
lates and the last two were nursing
bottle and bottle of soothing syrup.
w. B. Gross, representing tho plays
of the late James A. Hearne, which
are so familiar to the public, Sag
Harbor,'' Hearts of Oak and
"Shore Acres. - was in the city yes
terday afternoon Mr.. Gross made
arrangements for the appearance of
Sag Harbor" later in the season.
A small monkey. shipped from Cal
ifornia to Will Myers in the Krohn
store, attracted great deal of atten-
tion at the office of the Wells Fargo
Express this morning. 1t is very
diminutive animal, having a face that
is at once comical in its expression
and startliEgly resembling the human
family.
The Sentinel takes pride in calling
the readers attention to the large
three column advertisement of The
Fair, the store with the little prices
in today's issue. 1t is special in
ducement for customers to call at that
enterprising establishment and view
the elegant array of Easter novelties
in all departments.
A pathetic scene occurred at Mar
ion, Ohio. one day last week. A
woman became crazy over religion
and while a revival was in progress.
walked into church in a nude condi-
tion repeating to herself the words
from the Bible, NAKED L come to
Christ, p" In her fancy she took the
words from Holy writ literally and
to give herself into the keeping of the
Savior of men.
The Sunday Pueblo Opinion has the
following to say of William Randolph
Hearst: Hearst is terror TO polit-
ical crooks and criminals wherever he
prints a paper. 1t begins to look as
though Mr.. Hearst is liable to be the
Democratic candidate. This accounts
for the mud batteries being put to
work by the enemies. If Mr.. Hearst
is nominated the Republicans must
not think they will have a wa k away
for he is liable to carry states that are
regarded as republican. The Opinion
believes that Editor Hearst is the
strongest candidate in the Democratic
party and he will be strongly aggres-