The daily sentinel., 1906-01-16

AT the Postofice Rook Store regu-
lar 35 cent classics are selling at 70
twenty-five per cent of on every
item in the c. V. Store. Jan II to
27th.
Telephone Red 213 for load OF
Cameo coal. Its good. Delivered
Better make good right now and
have those pictures taken foto-
CRATER Dean can please you.
aThe Pantry" Primrose's deliea-
tessen store. for fine cheese, pickles,
sauces waters and other delicacies.
Big stock, high quality, reasonable
prices. Telephone. Black GIL Goods
delivered promptly
Satisfactory Will be your plumb
ing If YOU have Charles 7. Trobitz
do your work Call on him at MS
office on North Fifth street.
For plumbing that is of the very
host class see Trobitz, the old reliable
Number. now located on N, Fifth
street. just north of Whites store.
The new grocery firm Of AcEerman
& Corcoran, proprietors of the Rail
road Grocery house is prepared to
give the best of service. Their stock
of groceries is of the highest quality
and prompt attention to all orders
and patronage appreciated.
Try the Railroad Grocery store,
corner of Colorado avenue and Sec
ond street. AcRerman & Corcoran.
proprietors. Fresh and complete
line of staple and fancy groceries.
Prompt attention and accurate serv-
ice is what you will get if YOU pat
fronize this firm.
The minimum temperature this
morning was % degrees. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 30
degrees. Precipitation OF. Partly
cloudy and warmer tonight. snow in
the west portion, Wednesday snow
in west and north, warmer in south
west, is the forecast for the 36 hours
ending tomorrow at six O'Clock.
Charles Clark today received a let
ter from the Equitable Life of New
York stating that they would be pleas
ed to make him a top notch con
tract If he would furnish a release
from the Mutual Life from which
company he has Just severed his con-
nection Mr.. Clark says when the
latter company cut his commissions it
was all the "release" he was look
ing for. It is very evident that the
big insurance companies have COM
bined even against the men who made
them.
This morning the Sentinel received
letter from Mrs. Jane Robinson of
1924 Mault Alley, Louisville, Ken
tncky. asking for information re-
gardinr er brother one Charles
Thompson. The writer states that
when she last heard of her bro her
his address was POS Main street,
Grand Junction and the last lettc.
she received from him was under the
date of December 10, 1904. She is
very anxious for the information con
cerning Thompson and anyone Who
can furnish her with same should
Last Saturday ID. w. Black escort
ed John j Davitt to the hills in quest
of mountain lion. In Aicher gulch
northwest of town. an old trail of a
big fellow was struck. The dogs fol-
lowed the trail to Lumney mountain.
in the Coal Greek region, and the
chase was a spirited one. Mr.. lion
was treed three times before being
finally brought to bay by the dogs.
Law Cure was along witlr-his camera
and got several fine snap shots at
close range. After having his pic
ture took" in several striking poses.
the monster felis was dispatched by
a bullet from Mr.. Davitt's rifle, but
he was game to the end and showed
fight as long as a spark of life lasted.
On being laid out. the lion proved to
he one of the largest ever brought
down in White river valley, being
nearly ten feet from the tip of his
nose to tip of tail Needless to sa-
John Davitt feels L stty good over
his first lion hunt.-M ecker Herald.