The daily sentinel., 1905-08-29

Let us measure your store front,
Lowe Bros.
Buy your next awning from
Lowe Bros.
Call up Lowe Bros. about that
awning.
Stationery and school supplies at
G. V. Store.
Tin ware and granite ware at the
G. V. Store.
New watch febs at stong's, jewell
er and optician.
All candies at the G. " Store only
Is cents pound.
Cheap rates to Denver and re-
turn. Colorado Midland.
After September LIST we will do on
ly cash business. Excelsior Laund
ry Co.
"A big line of Bosanko. the per-
feet shoe cleaner. at the Colorado
Shoe Store.
"Soelean." Have you tried it?
goth century wonder. For sale at
G.. V. Store.
Candy at the c. V. store. Free
or Is cents a pound at your option.
Which do you want?
When you want a pleasant laxa-
tive that is easy to take and certain
to act. use Chamberlain Stomach
and Liver Tablets. For sale by all
druggists.
To get good choice in the Uin-
tab you will need goo1 eyesight.
Have yours fitted with proper glass
es in time by G. w. Stong, jeweler
and optician.
We have Just received a fine.
line of souvenir spoons of the beet
sugar factory. the new depot, the
high school and public library. Prim-
rose Jewelry & Music Company.
Telephone Mesa 105 when-you
want livery rig. Barton & Plat
have one of the best equipped livery
establishments in western Colorado
and fill every order in a satisfactory
manner
Go to Yves Flagg's barber shop
in the postoflice block. First class
and satisfactory work done by COM
petent and courteous workmen. A
patron of the Flagg barbershop wears
a satisfied look.
Bread even better than that
mother used to make is to be found
at the Progress bakery Buy your
pies, cakes and fruits there. Every
thing fresh. All telephone orders
given prompt attention.
AT the corner OF Fifth and Colo
rado is located Barton e Platt's
barn. Good horses, no broken-down
animals. nice rigs, the best service
and courteous treatment. Call on
them when you need anything in
the livery line.
Secure your seats now for the
big home talent shows to be given
by the Daughters ofRebekahs at the
opera house Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week. On Thurs
lay evening "The Spinster Conven-
-ion," the greatest collection of an
cient maiden ladies ever seen in the
west, and on Friday night.
The Spinsters Return" an entire
ly different entertainment will be
presented. Over fifty performers
each evening. Prices %, 50 and so
cents.
Last evening at S:45 O'Clock at
The residence of James Munson on
Chipeta avenue, the marriage of
Grant f. Taylor and Miss Nina Gift
lord was solemnized. Justice Joseph
p. sweeney performed the ceremony
in the presence of a few intimate
friends. Following the ceremony
light refreshments We're served and
the bride and groom received the
hearty congratulations of the friends
present The bride is very hand
some young woman, well and favor
ably known in this city. Mr.. Taylor
mas been a resident of Grand juno
AlOll iOl otNtIdi years anu 10 Il MOILHN
Young man. He is brother of
Ernest Taylor, manager of the Elk's
club.
There promises to be some good
baseball game during the fair week,
on the fair grounds. The association
offers prize of S300 for three games
TO be played during the mornings of
the fair. One team is to be from the
narrow guage vicinity, one from the
broad guage territory and one from
Grand Junction or vicinity Two
teams viii play one day, the loser of
this game to play the third team the
next day, and the winners of the two
days to play the final game. The
money will be divided $3.50, 500
and $50. The Grand junction team
will arrange to enter and ii is prob
able that the Ouray team will be one
of the contestants. The ball games
will be among the best features of the
week.
"A strike meeting is announced
for Grand Junction on Saturday, Sep
tember End, but there is not much
indication that the meeting will be
largely attended. John T. Wilson
who is conducting the strike of the
section hands of the Rio Grande rail-
road has issued his fifth bulletin to
the strikers, in which he announces
that public meetings Will be held at
places designated in the bulletin for
the purpose of keeping up the spirit
of the strikers and advocating their
side of the question. Mrs. Alice c. |
Mulkety. president of the Woman's
Auxiliary to the organization and
James II. Carter of Denver Will de |
liver addresses at each place. The |
officials of the railroads report that
everything is moving smoothly along |
the system and from the standpoint |
Of operations the strike is not affect
ing them in any way.
In spite of the lowering clouds /
and the flashing lightning that pre-
vailed during the early part of the
evening the attendance at the Ep-
worth League social at the home of
A. Norine in Fruitvale. was up to
the expectations of the young peo-
pie who made the arrangements for
the entertainment. over one hun
dred guests were entertained. About
thirty young people went out from
town in big wagon which left the
Methodist church shortly after eight
O'Clock while many others went out
in private conveyances. Games of
various kinds were played on the
pretty lawn of the Norine home and
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