The daily sentinel., 1905-05-05

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Special sale of shorts tomorrow at
131 Postoffice block.
Charles Clark, the insurance man,
is down at Fruita today rustling busi-
ness.
Underwear at 25c. soc, s1.15,
$50, per garment at 131 Postohice
block
superintendent Burton of the In
dian school is expected home today
from his eastern trip.
Our stock is again complete and
we are determined to make prices
that will sell our goods. J. NJ. Gra-
ham. 131 Postoffice block.
S. B. Hutchinson of the Rich
Hutchinson Realty Company has been
Ill for the past two days. He is
threatened with typhoid fever
We are selling double and single
breasted summer suits at prices that
must sell them. Call and see us be
fore buying. 131 Postofice block.
Just arrived a new lot of those
can't-be-beat Sharood shoes. Prices
are fixed by manufacturer and the
quality is guaranteed. ]. NJ Gra-
ham.
S. F. Benson, one of the prominent
lumber merchants of Canon City. was
visitor to this city this morning,
en- route home from a visit to Cali
fornia.
This evening the ladies of the Me
sa Club give their dance at the Aud
itorium. The attendance will be
quite large and the dance promises
TO be very delightful affair.
Yesterday evening DR.. Hedges and
a party consisting of Earl Barber,
w NJ Notrir, c. f. Prouty and John
conine, returned from trip to the
Pyramid Milling & Mining Company s
property in the Sinbad valley. The
men say they found oceans of copper
when they got there and oceans of
water on their way home.
City Clerk John Conley states that
today being the last day of grace for
the payment of water rents before
The penalty goes into effect, that for
he accommodation of the public he
will be at the office of the city clerk
at the city hall between the hours of
6 and To o'clock tonight for the ac-
eommodation of the public.
Mac Miller, the well known sheep
man, who owns one of the finest
! Uoglse of Apgo,.a ooats IN tba gt,to
shipped few days 1000 pounds of
mohair. for which he received the
highest market price The high
grade and excellent condition of the
mohair was the result Of the able
manner in which Mr. Miller cares for
his goats He always commands the
markets best prices,
A practical demonstration of the
teaching ability of the ores of the
Pyramid Milling 4 Mining Company
is being made in the offices of the
company in the Grand aVlley Nation
al Bank building. The entire leach
ing process can be seen here on
small scale. w. d, Temple, the as
sayer and chemist for the company.
is in charge and will be pleased to ex-
plain the process from the raw ma
terial to the finished product TO any
who may be interested enough to
call
Wednesday night, in the great hall
of Copper Union in New York city.
Gilbert and Mrs McClurg. who are
travelling throughout the east her
aiding the wonders Of Colarod. gave
their illustrated lecture on "Colora-
do" TO an enthusiastic audience Of
nearly 1000 people. Hundreds of
advertising booklets were distributed
at the big meeting. MIr and Mrs
McClurg are meeting with great sue
cess in their work. Large audiences
greet them everywhere and they are
certainly making Colorado well
known,
NJ II. Loemer & Company have
been making some material improve
ments in their store. The work
room of their merchant tailoring de
partment, which was in the rear of
the building. has been made part
VI tHt StoIt proper anu the WOFk
room removed to the second floor
to give more room for display OF
merchant tailoring fabrics and to en-
large the front portion of the store
The change made is marked i'm
provement. necessitated by the in
crease of the business of this enter
prising firm,
The retirement of Frank Thomp-
son. of the firm so long known as
the Thompson JeweIry & Music Com
pauy, which now goes out of ex-
istence. is like tho obliteration of an
old landmark. Mr. Thompson has
not fully decided upon his future
plans for business. but it is very sure
that he will not leave Grand juno
ton. Walter Primrose. who sue
ceeds to the business. is a most ca
pable and efficient jeweler, and will
undoubtedly make his business popu-
lar in the community. He has been