The daily sentinel. [volume], November 19, 1903, Image 4

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cided to go into into the Suit business. Have just received by
express over 30 different styles of suits and are now ready to
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
G. Vanlloorebeke J. A. Lyons Wm.E. Dudley
H. T. Reed R. A. Orr ,
1; C. D. Smith D. T. Stone
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John Gavin was np from the lower
vallev today.
Rio Grande Western passenger No.
4 was three Fours late this morning.
The coauty commissioners did little
business yesterday except to aliow a
few bills.
A. R. Sampliner denies the soft
impeachment that, he was the author
of the poetry r°ad by him at the
Elks social session.
The sale of the M. L. Roberts prop
erty on Main street, between Ninth
and Tenth to Henrietta Sieber was
confirmed this morning.
Martin Couupl, the man who has
been at the city hall under the
charge of the city physician lias been
removed to Sr. Mary’s hospital.
The members of Daughter* of Poeo
houras will give an entertaiumeut for
| the Redmen and their wives only.
| Friday night. Admission 15 cen*s.
Gilbert McClurg. of Colorado
Spiiugs. secretary of the Chamber of
Commerce of that city, was a visitor
to the city yesterday leaving for the
west last night.
Undertaker A. L. Gouriey went to
Palisade this morning on No. 4 to
take charge of the funeral of Patrick,
the man who was killed by the pow
der explosion at that place yesterday.
Clfford Adams, a cattleman of the
Westwater country is in this city to
day. Mr. Adams is figuring cn pur
chasing the old Owens hotel property
in Frnita and conducting a hotel at
that place.
A. D. Kahn of Calcutta. India, a
native Mohammedan but who lias
been converted spoke at the Court
house last night to an appreciative
audience. He will talk again tonight
at the Christian church.
We have changed drivers and in
case there should be any neglect in
calling or delivering bundles we
would consider it an accommodation
if you womd report same to our office.
Excelsior Steam Laundry.
The ball given at the Turner’s hall
last night by the ladies of the Catho
lic church was not so well attended as
was expected. The crowd enjoyed ,
themselves immensely. The supper
served by the ladiei at the hall was
greatly enjoyed.
Railroad men report that the
weather is much more severe along
the lines in all direction than it was
at this time last vear. The tempera
ture fell to 7 below zero at Mintnrn a
few days ago and about ton inches of
snow fell.
Workmen begun tearing out the
partition in the r»«ar of M. O. Dela
plain's cilice this morning to enlarge
the room. He will occupv tlie room
formerly nsed by the Sentinel as a
nress room, which is directly iu the
rear of his present office.
City Marshal Jeff Watson found a
i man down at the foot of Colorado av
enue in a freezing condition. He had
been so drunk that he had fallen
asleep on the cold ground and was
nearly frozen when found He is at
the city jail today and is still iu a
I vrey serious condition.
The basket ball team of the Frnita
I high school has accented the chal
lenge of he girls of the school of this
city and they will play a game here
! at the meeting of the teacher’s associ
ation on Friday November 27th. Our
team should look well to their prac-
I tice as Frnita has a fine team aud one
of the best coaches iu this state aud
is practicing regularly for the oou
' test.
TO THE CHILDREN OF MESA
CO. —My headquarters for a good
many years have been at the Bargain
House and this year I have sent them
a nicer and better lot of tovs and fan
cy goods than they have over had be
fore and about twice as many of them.
I want all of you little people and
your parents to wait for my grand
opening next week. SANTA CLAUS. |
A new time schedule' will go into
effect on the Rio Grande road ou No
vember 29tli. This schedule took con- ;
siderable time to prepare. It is known
ns the winter schedule of the road
aud quite a number of branch trains
are cut off from daily running aud the
time of running is lengthened out
considerably. The trains known as
15 and 16 which ran to Gleuwood will
lie taken off. The narrow guage will
not run between this city and Salida
ou Sunday. There is considerable re
trenchment in the number of trains
near Denver, running between Den
ver and Pueblo and Canon City. The
only change made which affects this
city is the pulliug off the of narrow
gnage on Sunday.
The Cinemetograph aud sleight of
hand show at the opera house last
night was much better than it was
the night before. Several very fine
pictures were shown, among them the
diving horses, the funeral of McKia
ley. the execution of Czolgosz aud the
Jeffries —Fitzsimmous prize tight.
Cunning, the magician aud spiritual
ist performed a number of most in
teresting aud mysterious tricks, such
as removing the shackles that had
been placed on him by an officer with
out removing the hand cuffs that had
also been placed on bis wrists. The
next attraction at the Park opera
house will be “Foxy Grandpa’’ on
Saturday night. November 21st.
William Sillsell is iu town from
Wnitewater today.
The Metropolitan restuaraut is
about to change hands.
C. E. Hollenbeck, a lower valley
i farmer is in the city today.
Frank Clark arrived from Maucos
today t:* remain during tlie coming
■ winter.
Mert Wade came iu from the cattle
range this morning to remain until
next spring.
Robert Adams, president of the
’ Frui*a Mercantile company is iu the
city today.
Daniel Travis expects to leave in a
' few davs for California to be away
all winter. He mav locate there.
The foundation for ‘Tony’’ Fluck
en’s new paiut shop is being laid on
Colorado avenue between Fifth aud
Sixth streets.
Mrs. A. Corinue Abbey entertained
i a number of her friends at cards last
evening. A very pleasant time was
■ had bv those present.
A telephone message was received
; this afternoon from the coal mines at
i Palisade saying that twelve colored
• men from the Colorado Fuel Iron Co,
had been shipped in there, but that
they had not gone to work, as the
shift boss refused to work them. It
i* hardly expected that the colored
, men will be permitted to work in
place of the striking miners.
During his absence. C. D. Smith
took a trip up through the Greeley
and Loveland country. Ho reports
that the sugar factories are running
full blast aud that they have more
beets than they can handle.. The
beets are piled up all around the fac
tories in piles that are one-half mile
long in many places. He says that
the people in Greolev are suffering
from the coel strike. Many of the
private families are actually suffering
aud cannot buy coal for any pr'ce.
Many of the railroads are securing all
the coal that they cau possibly get
hold of aud are stacking it ill great
pi'es all along their tracks to be pre
pared for any emergency that may
I*olll6 about. They will not under
any circumstances sell any of the coal.
The officer in command of the Un
ited States fleet on guard ou the Paci
fic side of the new republic of Panama
is Rear Admiral Henry Glass. The
rear admiral’s promotions since his
appointment to Annapolis iu Septem
ber, 1860, have been steady, and come
! to him quite as regularly as to those
whose names have been more fre
quently before the public. An ensign
iu 1865, the following year saw him
a lieutenant, aud two years later he
• assumed the straps of a lieutenant
commander. No further promotion
k came for 11 years, when, iu 1871), he
' reached a commandershio. A cap
taincy came to him iu 1804, and after
, the war with Spain he was given his |
stars. The rear admiral spent several
vears in command of the navy yard at
i Mare Island. Lately he has been in
i command of the training station at
San Francisco.
L “Foxy Grandpa** which filled an
engagement for 150 nights at the
k Fourteenth Street Theatre, where the
Now York critics proclaimed it “the
• most amusing thing in town.’’ Dur
ing the coming season many new fea
tures are to be added to the entertain
• meut, among them five songs respec
tively a new “Polly Pretty Polly’’
• song, “The Poor Old Sailor.” “The
Bathing Lesson.” “My Brown Eyed
Daisv” and “Different ways of Pro- (
posing.” The management has sup- !
nlied a completely new investiture of
scenery aud costumes. The prodne- j
tiou is by far one of the best of the I
season’s entertainments. Mr. Joseph
Hart who played the part ot Foxy
Graudpa all of last season will again
be seeu iu the part, together with
Miss Carrie De Mar as Polly. At the
Park Saturday. November 21st.
PATRICK IS DEAD.
Bad luck seems to have followed Joe
Patrick, who was shot iu tlie leg sev
eral weeks ago bv an Anstrain, Joe
1 Urlach. Patrick is dead, the resnlt
of an explosion yesterdav afternoon
about three o'clock, a bulletin of the
explosion having been posted in the
wiudows*of The Sentinel shortly after
the occurrence. It appears that Pat
rick. Joe Stoper aud another miner
being out of work were examining
some of the old drifts at Palisade.
’ They came to an old shack that had
been used as a powder house bv The
Mt. Lincoln Coal company, which has
* not been operating for some time.
They discovered five kegs of powder
and desiring to see whether it was of
f any account any more. Patrick took
t tome of it oatside and attempted to
i explode it. It did not explode. He
* went inside the shack aud was at
* tempting to light some more of the
* powder, when the explosion took
* place. Patrick was not killed at once.
J He was pulled out by Stoper. from
- the inside of the small shack and his
- eves were found to have been blinded
i oy the explosion and he was torn
l about the head and body.
i '< he injured man was taken to Pali-
I sade. but died during the late even
' ing. He was buried today from Pal
i isade, Undertaker Gouriey having
i gone to Palisade this morning to pre
pare the body for interment.
JL MEN S SUITS
! All the novelties ot the season in
■ » '/ 9 .iff our store. They come from the tail -
J jj|H| ° r s k°P s ot our best makes. Fashion-
LJIM tweeds, worsted, and cheviots.
Iffi IXjjw We guarantee to fit you as well as
any custom tailor. All the smart
V > flfrjlf coats of the season are in our stock
from the short top coat to the Ches
,i|j' terfield. You know the prices are
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. nish lots and build you a house according to I I
Z plans furnished by you. The balance to be j I
i paid in monthly payments with interest on
■ deferred payments at 8 per cent per annum.
J Cost of house not to exceed $1,800.00. For j
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Hot How CHEAP But Ho* good.
(A (Infinite little is preferable to nn indefinite much.)
Really, we need but few thing-*, and they should be the best. Things like men
should be good for something. "Have nothing in your houses" remarks Wm. Morris*
"that you do know to be useful or believe to be ornamental." Y’p Bookman is the ape.
cial agent for "The One Hundred Best Pictures.’< Each picture is a work of Art, and
the price—would you believe it? One book containing six cost (but 25c. You
may visit the "Den" and look tire good things over, or a book will bo sent you ou appro
val by addressing
Goe. N. Falconer, Ye Bookman. Dm, i.oT.r Ye--F»ir.”
1*- S.—There are several books and other things in the "Den” which might please you.
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