The daily sentinel., 1905-11-11

at Vorbeck's. 1t is a money-saving
proposition.
Signs of coming events cast theil
shadow before them. You can see
by the G. V. Store that Christmas is
not far on.
See the beautiful new line of burnt
leather goods at Vorbecks. All
lovers of the artistic will appreciate
these goods.
Our next Saturday special sale will
be on our 40-cent fun cream cara
mels, "a cents per pound.-NSpaulding
the down-to-date.
The Railroad. barbershop, new
equipment, new management. Best
service in the city. 304 Colorado ave
nue.. NJ. NJ. Hardison. Prop.
If you want fine map of Colo
RADIO free see T. J. Hildebrand repre-
senting the Twentieth Century
Farmer and he will tell you about It,
Vorbeck's music store is Offering
free correspondence school course
with every mandolin, or violin sold.
Prospective buyers should look into
this.
Neatness, cleanliness, modern APP
pointments and appliances and courte-
Gus, competent workmen character
ize the Flagg barbershop in the post
office block,
You will regret 1t If you do not
call on Barton & Platt when you
need livery rig. They will give
you satisfaction. A first-class livery
establishment.
When you have heavy hauling to
be done telephone Mesa 105 and
Barton & Platt will do the work.
Specially made wagons for this kind
OF work. Prices are reasonable.
w D.fa ~tfA
teamster living in Cheyenne. gave
birth to baby boy Thursday night,
breaking all records in maternity so
it is declared. Mrs. Breckendorf is
only 10 years of age and she is the
mother of five children, none of them
being twins. She was married at the
age of thirteen and gave birth to her
first child one year later.
Grandview subdivision Is located
just east OF 18th street and north of
North avenue and is now on the
market in 2 1-2 to 10-acre tracts at
only S250.00 per acre. 1t requires
almost fourteen lots to make one acre
This is a chance of lifetime. Come
early and get first choice. The Rich
Hutchinson Realty company, exculu-
sive agents, 537 Main street.
instead of ID. ID. Forsyth deliver
ing the sermon at the union Thanks
giving service, he will deliver the ld
dress at the union temperance meet
inS on Sunday. November 18th at the
congregational church. The Thanks
giy M union service will oe h. Id in
ths fresbyterian church on Thanks
giving day and Rev. Becker of the
Congregational church will preach
the sermon.
Three big sugar factories are to
h., adh IN ha a1 - oh n in
of factories in this section of the west
during the coming year. Besides the
big factory that Charles Boettcher,
the Denver sugar magnate and vice
president of the Great Western Sugar
company, has authorized erected at
Billings. Montana, factories will be
built at Fort Morgan and Brush
Colorado The construction work on
the three factories will be commenced
by the first of the year. The building
of the three factories will mean an
outlay of not less than $2.5OO. 900,
each vii give employment to about
five hundred men and the daily out
put of each will be about 500 tons.
Billings is rapidly becoming one of
the great sugar beet centers of the
west.
Down near the depot in Rifle there
is a pile of sugar beets between 100
and 200 feet long, 10 feet high and
80 feet wide, with from five to ten
during every day, Next week will
witness the finish of the beet har-
vest. however. and the present state /
of affairs is owing to the inability of
the railroad to furnish cars and the 1
fact that the facilities at the fac
tory for handling the beets are very /
inadequate. The contracts call for
payment on the 18th of all beets I
last month and next week .
there will be big sum of money 1
paid to growers in the vicinity of |
Rifle. While it cannot be stated at
This time who had the largest yield.
here will be none with an average of
20 tons to the acre. But even l > II
IONS should be a big money maker
inder ordinary conditions.-Ri1e
Reville.
The Crown furniture company is
to make a big change in
It's business quarters. Yesterday
Edgar A. Krohn. who has exclusive
,harge of the undertaking business
IF the firm secured a lease on the
building adjoining the Crown Furni-
-ure company's store on the east, now
held by the Columbine Music
company and Mrs. n. T. Holland. the
milliner. On or shortly after De
.ember LIST Mr.. krohn Will open one
Df the most complete and one of the
suites of undertaking
parlors west of Denver in the newly
leased building. The Columbine
Music company by terms of the lease
retains the first 25 feet of the room
and one of the show windows for
display purposes and will have all
)f the remaining room for his parlors
and morgue. The Holland millinery
will also remain in the
temporarily. Mr.. Krohn
will spare no expense in arranging
his parlors IN the most attractive
manner and the morque to be install
ed will be a large one. complete and
strictly modern. The rapid growth of
he business of the firm demands the
,hange and Mr.. Krohn believes in 1
ahraaSt of the times The