The daily sentinel., 1905-02-28
ID ParI.lns 80. ,laroh 81.

Y. store.
Finest line handmade collars. C.
Y. store.
Ribbons. laees and handkerehiefs.
G. V. store.
Battenburg braids and patterns.
C. V. store.
Join the suitorium club. $50
per month.
The suitorium is under the Grand
Valley National Bank.
Meal Book-Ten meals for $500
at the New Grand Hotel,
Make it a point to see the show
window of the C. V. store.
You can get KodaEs to take pic
lures. from 81 up at yorbeck's music
store.
Place s1.5o a month in the Suit
orium and your clothes will last you
twice as long.
The suitorlum is the best place
in the city to keep your clothes in
excellent condition.
AT Vorbeck's music store they are
offering Smith & Barnes pianos at
greatly reduced prices.
Baked beans. brown bread and
other good things Wednesday at
O'Clock. 25c. Guild room.
St Matthews Guild will serve
8 O'Clock spper Wednesday of this
week in the guild room. 25c.
All kinds OF repairing done in la
dies department of the suitorium.
Entrance on Fifth street under the
bank
A specially built wagon for NOV
ing pianos and other heavy goods
All orders promptly attended to by
Barton & Platt. the Iiverymen.
You will always get satisfaction if
YOU patronize Barton & Platt. the I
liverymen. Good horses and com |
Portable rigs. Stables corner Colo /
rado and Fifth streets.
The Royalty Club will receive com
Dlete returns of the fight between
Battling Nelson and Young Corbett
tomorrow night. The fight takes
place in San Francisco.
Johnson & Glasco. the wide-awalse
real estate men. had very handsome
and attractive sign placed in posi-
tion today in the stairway leading to
their offices in the Loefler building
Go to the Progress for the finest
bread made in the city. There If
no bread that beats the Progress
bread. Everybody that uses it says
so. A big fresh line of cakes, pies.
pastries of all kinds.
Mrs. Mounts sang The Holy CITY"
for six weeks in the best theaters in
New York city, and delighted thou
sands of people nightly. She will
sing illustrated songs at the opera
house next Tuesday night.
Tonight the members of the demo- /
cratic city central committee meet
1t the court house. Preliminary ar
will be made for the pri-
naries to be held to elect delegates
% the city convention
Do not purchase half dead plants I
At the stores when you can get palms.
ierns and all kinds of bloomine i
plants, vegetable plants. shade trees. q
ruit trees. shrubs. vines and Uulhs y
hat Will live and give satisfaction I
or less money at the Floral Parl5
Nursery Company's greenhouses. at
twelfth street and Grand avenue. I
Last evening at the home Of Mrs.
Iohn D. Stapleton. on Colorado av-
'nue. quite a large number of young J.
'eople were entertained The even
ng was a highly pleasant one for
III. There were many pretty features
md the merry-making continued un-
IL late hour Mrs. Stapleton is a .
plendid hostess and the party was
me of the most delightful of the
MONTH
The newspapers are giving consid-
rable attention to the Gilbert Nc
'lurg lectures on Colorado. The we'll a
-nown Colorado booster is now on d
our of the big cities of Kansas and
djoining states. In a review of his q
ectures we notice that the Grand val n
ey and Grand junction are given n
rominent mention. The Spencer
eedless Apple Company is given Il
luch attention. u
Damages suits to the an.ounr OF h
10000 We're filed Saturday against &c
be city of Salida by C. d. Williams.
Or the death OF II. L. Lines, Pearl Il
iolland and Mrs. c. A. Thompson. o
'ho were drowned by the COLLAPSE ri
I a foot bridge Decoration day. 1908. re
he complaint alleges that the city A
as responsible because it failed to m
eep people on the bridge after it w
ad been condemned as unsafe.
The last grand masquerade ball w
I, the season will be held at the Au- no
itorium Tuesday. March :. The al
Management is making special prep c.
rations to make this closing event fr
the social season one Of the best su
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