The daily sentinel., 1910-01-05
|FLOISAA AND JETSAM |
POINTS and POINTERS,
PICKED UP IN
PASSING.

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tBy Sam. C. sloane1
All humor isn't funny. neither is it
Sgood humor. There's skin humor. for
instance
Grand Junction is game preserve
TIblind tigers.-Durango Democrat.
Say, brother. "Speakeasy.
Did anyone ever see the "reins of
government" or the brides" that
are sometimes put upon the tongues
of too talkative people?
Commander Peary got stuck in
snow drift down in Maryland the
| He'd better go back to the North
pole to keep warm.
Wise was Drummond when he
wrote; He that will not reason Is
bigot; he that cannot reason Is
fool; he that dare not reason is a
slave"
The holiday season brought several
didn't know it was loaded" fatali-
ties. We regret TO state that in each
instance the wrong party was the one
killed
Let us hope that 1910 will not
come up to 1903 in the matter of size
Of women's hats. Here's where we
will cheerfully stand "A considerable
shrinkage all round,
If Dr. Cook really reached the pole |
as he claimed he did. he can go there |
again and establish beyond any doubt |
his claim. And one would think he |
would do so instead of resting under /
the disgrace heaped upon him.
The editor of the ouray Plain
dealers says "It is funny there are |
only ten commandments. There ought /
TO be more" We do not think so
we have trouble enough to keep from |
breaking some of the ten OCCASION /
ally.
We spent Christmas at Montrose;
we spent everything else we had at /
Olathe.-Olathe Criterion.
However we haven't heard of the |
money center of the nation being |
transferred from Wall street to
Olathe.
The trouble with most of us 3 that |
we haven't sense enough to take care |
of money when we get it.-Ouray |
Plaindealer
And then we put in much time |
cussing the fellows who do have the |
sense and save. We need fixing. |
some.
The splendid annual numbers is |
sued by the Colorado papers have |
been too numerous to mention, but |
they were all good and will do a |
world of good for the various locali- |
ties in which they were published,
and of course to the state at large |
also.
The editor of the Fort Collins
Record. in an editorial on ship sub
sides. printed in his issue of Decem-
Der 29th. says "it will cost the Da-
kota farmer a cent a bushe on his |
crop of cotton to send it abroad un-
der our glorious flag" Just when
the Dakota farmer went to raising
cotton and selling 1t by the bushel |
does not seem to be of record, but |
presume we'll have to believe the
Fort Collins brother.
Still many pieces of handsome fur
niture left at Cosgrove G. Stough's
and you can get them at cost The |
firm goes out of business this month.
We haze the largest dray wagon
In the city for moving furniture and |
household goods.-The Blue Barn,
phone Junction 22S.
The opportunity of life time to
get useful, stylish, high-grade furni-
ture and house furnishings at cost
We are going out of business and ev-
erything must go at once Cosgrove
& Slough.
Sentinel want ads bring results.
See what Fred Mantey will sell |
you buggy for within the next 60 |
days.
You win be surprised at the low
prices prevailing at the closing out |
sale of Cosgrove & Slough, the fur
niture men.