The daily sentinel., 1906-07-11

Harness and axle oils, at Fred
Mantey's
On August list Colorado will be
20 years old.
Nate Allen is contemplating a short
fishing trip up the Gunnison in few
days.
John c. Richardson of Glenwood
Springs. is in town today looking
after business matters.
Mrs. DIR. Capps left the city last
night for the west after spending a
few days in the city. Mrs. Capps
has many old time friends in the
city.
Mrs. John w. Armstrong is SER
iously i'll with typhoid fever. She
has been confined to her room for
the past week but the fever has just
developed.
Dining car service now in opera
tion on Colorado Midland daylight
trains No. and 5. Both trains
carry Pullman observation sleepers
and reclining chair cars.
G. A. Nichols, until recently the
proprietor of the Palace Billiard and
Pool hall, expects to leave about he
twentieth of the month for Nebras-
ka where he will again reside.
E. E. Hampton Henry Hotties,
Karl Cannum and W. A. Reed, all of
Palisade. were the members of a fish
ing party that came down last night
from lola and left on No. 6 for home.
+. ID. Parks, the manager of the
Se;ber Cattle company ranch, who
was painfully injured in a runaway
accident yesterday as announced by
the Sentinel, is getting along very
nicely and will be out again in ashort
time.
Remember the Colorado Midland
Elks special leaves the city on Sun
day afternoon at two o'clock. Round
trip $1,000. Get tickets and make
tee or r. e. Vicekery. This special
is not confined to Elks but is also
open to public patronage.
Mrs. David II. Mccormack, aged
rs years and said to be the first
white woman who came to the Rocky
mountain district, died at Pueblo yes
terday morning. She settled at Trini-
dad in 1S47 in company with her
husband. driving the entire distance
from Ohio to Las Animas county in
an OK cart.
Grand Junction at p. m. Sunday.
July Is. win stop at Glenwood
Springs four hours and Colorado
Springs three hours, arriving in DEN
yer at 1880 am. July 16. Only $12
round trip. Secure tickets and Pull
man reservations from EllSs commit
tee or r. r. Vickery, general agent
of the Colorado Midland railway.
For the next few days we can sell
2 1-2. and 10 acre lots in Grand
view subdivision at only $3.50 per
acre, Id cash, balance in one two
and three years; Grandview will
l., "a. Hnx nj
it requires some ten lots to make an
acre. 1t is going fast and If you
want in on the deal see the Rich
Hutchinson Realty company at once.
Mr.. HUM the city passenger agent
of the Denver & Rio Grande will
make special excursion rates to DEN
yer on Sunday July L5, on account of
the great convention of Elks. Round
trip tickets will be sold at $12 90
The tickets will be good until July
23. The very best accommodations
will be offered guaranteeing a pleas
ant trip over. If you are going to
Denver for the big doings next week
YOU should not overlook the Denver
and Rio Grande rates good on either
morning or evening train Sunday.
On yesterday the Colorado Midland
hogan it's new dining car service be-
tween Colorado Springs and Grand
Junction, train No. 105 leaving Colo
rado Springs yesterday at noon carry
ing a diner On this mornings east
hound train No. 104 for the first
time carried a diner. feature which
Will undoubtedly prove popular with
the patrons of the popular line. 1t is
stated that the eating house at Lead
will be discontinued, although the
dining service is not to be installed
on the night trains for some time
according to the announcement
made.
The July Arena" contains a num-
ber of extremely interesting papers,
among which are three admirable
character sketches. one dealing with
Governor Albert b. Cummings who
is described as "a statesman who
places the interest of the people
above the demands of the privileged
classes" 1t is by Professor Lewis
Worthington Smith of Drake Univer-
sity. The other two have been pre-
pared by the editor of 1.-THE Arena"
the first dealing with Judge William
Jefferson Pollard. practical ideal
ist who is achieving a great work in
redeeming drunkanrds and the other
dealing with Edward w. Redtield, an
artist of winter-locked nature. Fine
portraits of Governor Cummins and
Judge Pollard accompany the pa
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