The daily sentinel., 1906-01-17
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day
good time.
or Black 241.
attend the discount sale now or
at the C. V. Store.
Very low rates to Denver and re-
I turn Colorado Midland.
The Capital Life of Colorado IS mere
to STAY. Chas. Clark Manager
Telephone Red 213 for a load Of
I Cameo coal Its good Delivered
quickly.
Fine cheese, pickles, sauces, etc al
/ the Pantry, 20S Colorado. telephone
I Red gu.
Denver and return for $500 Jan
/ 2S, % and 80. Good returning RED
5th. Colorado Midland.
If you want girl for general
homework advertise in the want
column of the Daily Sentinel
Write your insurance with the
Capital Life and keep your money IN
Colorado. Chas. Clark Dist. Mgr.
The odd Fellows did work in the
degrees last night. There was a good
attendance and quite lengthy ses-
sion.
The Woman's Relief Corps is in
session this afternoon at Odd Eel
lows hall. The new officers are IN
charge.
sherman w. Moody entertains a
small party of friends at a six o.
clock dinner this evening at the La
Court hotel.
Tonight a fine chicken pie dinner
will be served by the ladies of st.
Matthews guild at the guild room in
the rectory. Twenty-Five cents. All
invited.
William Dixon. OF Montrose, was in
town yesterday.
Ben Hendricks the jolly. popular
Swedish comedian, was the guest OF
the hotel La Court last night with
several members of his company.
Just few doors below the post
office in the same block you viii find
Yves Flagg's up-to-date barbershop.
There is where you can get good ssrS-
ice six days in the week
The approaching annual meetings
of the Grand junction and lndepend-
ent Fruit Growers associations. are
being generally discussed this week.
A good sized dividend will be declar-
ed by each of the associations.
Get your bread at the Progress
and it viii always satisfy you. Cakes
and pies fresh every day. Nice fruit,
Telephone orders promptly filled. Get
on the Progress list of patrons. A
first class grocery and bakery.
The minimum temperature this
morning was 26 degrees. The maxi
mum temperature yesterday was 30
degrees. Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday, cooler in east portion to-
night and in southeast portion Thurs
day. is the official forecast
The ever reliable livery stable
Barton & Platt's. corner of Fifth
street and Colorado avenue. Best ol
service guaranteed. Prices reason
able. Nice rigs, good horses. cour
teous treatment. Phone Mesa 105.
On Thursday evening of this weeI
at the Auditorium, takes place one
OF the best arranged and what prom
ises TO prove one of the most delight
full balls given in the city this sea.
son. II will be the mile high" bal
of the Elks. Secure tickets from
some member of the lodge
Your opportunity to 90 at little
expense to those regions where mer
of small means get start" and
where capital finds big returns. The
fare from Denver via the Burlington
route Will be but $1,000 to Butte
Helena and Anaconda: S22,5O tc
spokane, Ellensburg and Wenatchee
$25 to Portland, Tacoma. Seattle
Victoria and Vancouver / will glad.
" furnish full details on request. ]
f. Vallery, General agent. l030 17th
street Denver.
II is not often that the forthcom-
Ing production of play attracts SC
much attention as that which is be.
ing conferred about the presentation
OF 'Othello" by Charles b. Hanford
TO be given at the Park opera house
on Monday evening. January % Mr.
Hantord Is one OF the foremost stu
dents in the dramatic profession. He
Is a gentleman of unquestioned liter.
airy ability. and taking into considera-
ton all of these qualities, naturally
ADDS public interest to the torthcom.
ing event. a succession of ovations a
waited him during his tour this sea
son, and the criticisms have been uni
iormly enthusiastic. Mr.. Hanford
has earned the confidence of aud.
fences by his efforts as an actor and
a producer of plays In the past.
Last night Ben Hendricks. the
Swedish comedian made his annual
visit to the Park opera house in his
old and ever popular vehicle. ole
Olson, The performance was wit.
messed and enjoyed by large audi.
ence. Many who saw the show lasi
night state that In their opinion ii
was not up to It's old standard. The
company supporting Mr.. Hendricks
Is by no means n strong one. How.
ever as Ole Olson is pretty near n
one man play the supporting COMPANY
was not given much attention while
the crowd found all the fun 1t could
Wei handle in the big comedian. Mr.
Hendricks yodling was as delightfu
as ever, His songs last night wer,
perhaps the best features of the per
tormance. Ole Olson is one of thos,
old pieces that never fails to draw ,
I DIG audience no matter how FREQUENT
~ It is presented and likewise 4
rarely fails to please The next at
traction at the Park opera house will
be Mr.. Hanford in 'otheilo'i Mon
night.
Did you have an opportunity +,
compare last night" asks the othe,
paper The Sentinel certainly hone,
that everybody did have time TO com
pare the two papers Comparison /,
something that we court al an times
Comparison is all that is needed +,
convince the people of the superiorjt,
OF the news service of the Sentfna