The daily sentinel., 1906-05-19


Cook with gas-Fuel gas $3.50 per
thousand feet net.
Earl Humphreys, the candy man.
returned last night from a business
trip to Denver.
BANNER BAKERY GOODS HAVE
taken the town by storm.-Smith-
Thomas Grocery store.
Banner bread and Banner cake,
the kind that mother. makes.-The
Smith-Thomas Grocery company.
A big shipment of Roberts germ
proof filters, all sizes, just received at
Krohn's second hand store.
Te Dunkard Brethren will begin
revival services in the tent at the
corner of Seventh and Main streets
Saturday evening at pm. All are
cordially invited.
II you use Banner goods you'll en-
Joy life The exclusive bakers of all
Banner goods.-Smith-Th Thomas Gro
Gerry store.
Mrs. Laura Foreman Blakeley, for
merly of this city, arrived at noon to-
day on a visit to relatives and friends,
She is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Hagner.
Any person having accounts with
the Mesa Dancing Club will please
present the same to Harry McCurdy
AT lHt MESA ODunlN ANdNiOndi JAIN vi
or before June Goth.
The following telegram was receiv-
ed this morning from Phidela Rice:
"Will arrive on Denver and Rio
Grande No. g. All right for enter
'ainment tonight" The telegram
was received by the managers Of
the w c. T. U. entertainment.
During the last five or six weeks
there has been but one or maybe two
clear Sundays. 1t seems that the bad
and disagreeable weather of each
week has either started or ended on
Sunday. The prospects for a clear
day tomorrow are not very good. as
cloudy weather is predicted.
There is certainto be a large aud
fence this evening 10 enjoT the splen-
did program to be offered under the
auspices of the w. c. T. U. Miss
Rieve Stone Ferbrache, the coloist
and Phidela Rice the reader, are ad-
vertised to appear along with sever
al other entertainers of extraordin-
airy ability, The program will be
varid one nd Is sure TO please. =.
On tomorrow evening at eight o.
clock at the First Methodist church
he graduates and their many friends
will assemble with their friends TO
listen to the baccalaureate sermon
to be delivered by Rev. ID. ID. For
syth. pastor of the Methodist church.
This service is the opening event of
the week of commencement and is al
ways a service of impressiveness and
high worth. The public is cordially
invited to attend the service No
doubt the audience will tax the capac-
ity of the large church.
Good news from the horticultural
in oil fetl
OF Colorado has been received at Den
yer by Mrs. Martha A. Shute. secre
tary of the state board of horticul-
ture. The following report is re
ceived from Mesa county: S. NJ
Bradbury, horticultural inspector.
Grand Junction, reports that: The
fruit crop Is one of the best and
in good condition at the present time
and seems favorable for the largest |
crop we have ever had, and there
seems to be the general desire among |
the growers to have 1t as perfect as
possible"
Last evening the actions of a |
strange man on North Seventh street |
created some excitement in that par
ticular neighborhood for some time.
During the latter part of the evening
the occupants of the residences in
that section noticed that man was
walking up and down in front of a
residence and every now and then
would consult his watch. He kept
up his pacing backward and forward
for over an hour, and seemed to be
anNiously and impatiently waiting
for someone. However the person or
persons he was supposed to be expect
ing never came and about half past
ten o'clock he left his beat and went
on down the street Those who saw
the man watched him pacing his lone
ly beat but did not recognize him.
At meeting yesterday IN Wash |
ington of the National Association |
for the study and Prevention of Tu- |
berculosois. denunciations of the so
called tuberculosis nostrums in the |
shape OF patent and proprietary
mediclne was the feature of the dis |
cussicn az the meeting today of the |
National Association for the Study |
and prevention of tuberculosis. The |
attacks we're led by DR.. Samuel Hop |
Kins Adams of the New York hospital |
and s":eritl other prmoinent physic-
iaus of taat city. DIR. Adams said |
that some Of the alleged consumption |
cures We're comparatively harmless. |
being lnCstly Il mixture of inert drugs |
hat had no effect one way or another |
while others we're made up of cocaiaa |
oplHa, hasneech and cheap whiskey |
This latter class of remedy he declai-
ed 20 lac an active poison in any case,
but especially so in the case OF y
ccnsur tive LATENT. He expressed |
the beiiut however that the consuin-
ption cure bus ness was on the wanc
lie urged campaign of educa m
as the oriy means of fighting the nos
truh evil