The daily sentinel. [volume], March 26, 1903, Image 4

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Our New Era Sale
BEGINS
Saturday
March 28.
Watch for Bargains.
The Fashion.
Dry Goods Millinery
w• Honey & Hoarhound -4
t- Cough Drops 4
IT 25c. per Pound -a
They are line.
MONEY!
If you need money see me.
M. O. DELAPLAIN.
COMMUNICATION.
(Advertisement)
To the Voters ol Grand Junction:
There is considerable talk on
the streets that I am indiffer
ent about being elected to
the office of mayor on the Re
publican ticket. I wish to state
now for the benefit of the vo
ters that I shall use every
honorable means to be elected
and if elected will give the of
fice my very best attention for
the interest of the whole people.
Signed,
J. J. LUMSDEN.
Glenn candy at Sparks.
Fine five cent smoko at Sparks.
Platt & King livery and transfer.
Sweet things in large quantities at
Sparks.
First class livery turnouts at Platt
& King’s.
Get in on that elegnnt line of choc
olates. just in at Sparks.
Ice cream for partios, dinners, etc.,
on short notice, at Sparks.
Do you want your lawn put in first
class shape? See Luther White, or
leave orders at the Sentinel office.
Tim Lm-Nioisr Mir. ft.
New
Spring Merchandise
arriving every day. New Shirt
Waists, all the new styles. Ladies,’
Misses and Children’s fine shoes.
We are showing one of the nob
biest lines of ladies street skirts in
this city. Lots of pretty materials
for shirt waist and skirts in both
cotton and wool fabrics.
Dress Making Parlors in con
nection.
o
The Lay-Nattinger Mer. Co.
GBAND JUNCTION, COLORADO
Got school hats at the Ladies Em
| porium for 2)5 cents.
The firm of Sublott and Roberts
I deal in first class millinory and
| trimmings.
■ Before purchasing a hat visit the
I millinery store of Sublets and Rob
erts, 54J Main street.
I George A. Bible of Salt Lake City,
I representing the passonger department
[ of the Rock Island was in the city
I this morning.
| See our new spring samples of silk
shirt waist suits complete sls. Bril
liant iues and etamines $12.50. Silk
dress skirts sl2. Silk wraps $7.
Those suits are ready to wear. We
guarantee the fit. No trouble to
show samples. N W. Blaine.
“Through tourist sleeping cars
Grand Junction to Chicago, leave 6:25
a. m. every Monday, Tuesday and
Friday via Rock Island system. Best
t service and lowest rates. For infor
mation applv to E. Drake G. P. A.
> Salt Lake.
District Clerk Haskell was busy this
I morning. 'He was about to receive
. the repeal bond for the stockholders
r in the case of D. T. Clark and others.
I against the stockholders of the defunct
. Stute bank. This case was
• decided adversely to the stockholders
. at the last term of the court.
• One of the most interesting things
about “Lovyrs’ Lane” is that while
the cast contains twenty-two speaking
parts, no two characters are alike. It
is considered by dramatic experts to
be one of the most remarkable exhibi
tions of character painting in the his
tory of the American drama. At the
Park Friday, March 27th.
The funeral of William H. Large
occurred this afternoon from the res
. idonco of the family, on Pitkin street.
There was a large delegation of Odd
Fellows attended the services in a
body. Many sympathizing friends of
the family were present. Undertaker
Bannister was in charge of the body,
• and interment was had in Orchard
Mesa cemetery.
‘ ‘Quality Tells. Price Sells. * ’ Lyons
& Son.
Emil P. Hensgen is on the sick list.
A slight rain last night, wet things
up considerably.
State Engineer A. J. McCune is
in the city today.
First class household goods for sale.
Inquire at this office.
J. P. Jones is home from Douglas.
Arizona, on a brief visit.
When you want a hack in a hurry,
telephone Platt & King. Day or night.
Felix Alkire is building a residence
on Chipeta. between Third and Fourth,
The Steele block, corner of Fourth
and Colorado, is rapidly nearing com
pletion.
Lawn work is being prosecuted vig
orously all over the city, right at the
present time.
Over thirty people in the cast for
the ihow at the _Park opera house to
morrow night. *t=
W. B. Staiklev, formally a resident
here, now residing at Salt Lake City,
is a visitor today.
State Engineer A. J. McCune, ad
dressed the directors of the Chamber
of Commerce this afternoon.
The attention of the readers is call
ed to the ad of the Grand' Junction
Lumber company in this issue.
Samuel G. McMallin is home from
Montrose, where he was in attendance
upon the session of the district court.
The postponed stockholders meet
ing of the Western Slope Oil, Gas,
and Development company occurs to
morrow.
Ellis Farnsworth, of Denver, trav
eling passenger agent of the Missouri
Pacific railway, was a pleasant visitor
to the city today.
Attend the night classes at the
Grand Valley Commercial School,
Monday and Thursday evenings from
seven until nine o’clock.
The Grand Valley Floral and Nur
sery Co. lias removed to No. 427 Main
street. Call and get price lists of
flowers, trees, vines and bulbs.
H. W. Morey and wife, of Marys
ville. Ohio, friends of the Forry fam
ily are visitors to the city, enroute
home f r om California.
Regular moeting of Temple Com
mandry No. 23 K. T. this evening. A
full attendance is required and visit
ing Sir Knights cordially invited.
Lee Ten Eyck is back from a short
stay in Fort Collins. Mr. Ten Eyck
has accepted a position with an elec
trical supply company at Salt Lake.
“Lovers’ Lane” promises to be as
long lived a play as “Way Down
East” Its third season shows no de
cline in public interest. Tomorrow
night at the Park.
At the last term of the district i
court. Judge Theron Stevens appoint- I
ed M. L. Allison. M. E. Laawoll and I
H. C. Wagner to audit the books of I
the county treasurer.
There were many anxious examiners
of the weather cards issued from the
weather station yesterday. The or
chardists have a great fear of frost p
right at the present time. I
[
Hunter I. Brown, of Ponca, Nebras- p
ka, was an arrival in the city this [
morning. Mr. Brown acted in the ;
capacity of stenographer for the Sugar •
company, the last time it was in oper- '
atiou.
President Slocomb of the Western •
Slope Oil. Gas and Development com- \
pauv received word this afternoon ;
that the casing had all been success- <
fully pulled from their well.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
*
The following letters are in the post- |
office at Grand Junction for the week ]
ending March 26th, 1903.
Arnold. H. M; Allen. Kate; Bur- !J
dett. J. W. ; Bowman. L. D; Burdett, J
Myrtle; Boyle. Morey; Crisswell, Ira; 5
Clark. L. C. : Cable, Lizzie; Dusang. J
Ella; Hall, Davis; Jamison. J. W. ; J
Laker, D; Rose, Milton L. ; Lee, j
James; Markle A. F. ; Mclntosh, r:
John; Miller, Ed; Miller, L. A.:
Owen, W. B. ; Reaves, L. R. : Rose,
L. K. ; Wezel. A. E. ; Weeks, J. ;
Williams, James.
EDWIN PRICE, P. M.
MILLINERY.
The Ladeis Epmorium has won for
itself the reputation of selling prettier
hats for less rnouev than anyone else
in the city. So we will now cordial
ly invite you to call and examine our
stock as we are offering greater bar- I
gains than ever before.
The Celebrated
STETSON HATS
in the new shapes are now in.
The block are nobby.
SAMPLINERS’
Who do as they advertise.
j «*The Ramey Investment Company*- j
MONEY TO LOAN. j
| INSURANCE COLLECTIONS 7
! LOTS FOR SALE IN ALL PARTS OF CITY 9
Choice Orchards and Alfalfa Lands '
: FOR SALE \
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| See Us Before Investing . |
| CURRIE BLOCK |
bann7ster’s]
Double Store. \
is now open for inspeciton. We
can furnish your house from floor ■
to garret with everything in gen- /
eral house furnishings at the low
est prices. Will buy or trade for ■
your second hand furniture. You
are cordially invited to visit our :
big store. ■
W. H. BANNISTER. S
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Hard and Soft Coal. .
Estimates furnished on all classes of material.
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FURNITURE j
The Most Complete Line \
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Mercantile Co.*. The Bargain House \
3 THREE LEADERS^''
Insurance: ( « m hmed assets of companies represented
I Unsurpassed facilities for furnishing money. No
LUCIUS. vexatious delays. V
Peal Estate* 6»>j**t line of city and country property
CALL AND SEE US.
THE HOME LOAN & INVESTMENT CO.
J. A. McLucn Manager Real Estate Dcpl. Wm. A. MARSH, Mgr.
857 Main Street.