The daily sentinel., 1899-12-22
Toys Tor the little ones at the Bargain

Anderson has anything you want and
you can get it cheap.
Yon Yonson, prom ises to be a well at
tended play tonight.
Anderson's prices are low, but his
goods are not shoddy.
| Christmas trade is running above the
average, all over the city.
Dressed turkeys are selling in the
stores at Is cents per pound.
The Volunteer Firemen are arranging
TO give big New Years ball.
DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Eldrdge will en-
tertain again Saturday night
Christmas candies at the Boston Can
dy Kitchen. All clean and fresh.
Judge Theron Stevens left for homo
this morning over the narrow gauge.
Christmas exercises are being held in
a number of the lower grade schools to-
day.
Contracts for next years planting Of
beets, will shortly be presented to the
farmers.
Wanted-Men for saw mill work. Ap-
ply Gowen Lumber Co., corner Seventh
and South Hts.
When out doing your Christmas shop
ping tomorrow don't fail to stop at the
Bargain House.
Tho l,l1 %
mer. The Volunteer FiremsA will have
charge Of the event
Only one day more to buy before
Christmas. You know where to buyf
Anderson's Of course.
Anderson wishes you all a Merry
Christmas and invitas you to inspect his
assortment Of holiday goods
Have you seen our elegant assortment
OF Christmas tree trimmingsY Finest in
the city. Boston Candy Kitchen.
The Grand Junction Water company
is using diligence the past few days in
keeping the city water plugs open.
Don't fail to call at Anderson's before
you buy your Christmas presents He
carries full line OF elegant goods.
Yes. Of course we keep graphophonss
to sell, prices from ~ so to $4,000 at
Thompson Jewelry Music and company.
The teachers of the public schools
were paid the first half Of their months
wages this af ernoon, in order to have
holiday spending money.
We have just two Kranich & Bach
pianos and cannot get any moro until
January, who will take themY Their
reputation is established now in Grand
junction as we'll as all other parts OF the
world. They are at the top. whore they
belong.
The Thompson Jewelry Music & Co.
The Pastime artist is doing some very
pretty work on the bill board in front Of
that place. His caricature work is con-
siderably better than amateur work.
Very recently picture of Dom Paul
was most excellently done.
David 7. Clark is somewhat concerned
about the non arrival OF one OF his herd
els and band of sheep, coming through
from Delta. One large band arrived
yesterday and the other should have fol-
lowed shortly thereafter. Mr.. Clark says
the snow is greatly driftsd between here
and Delta and it makes the passage hard
James Greene, who last summer tour
ed through Arizona, over the country
recently described by J. F. Bysrs
brought to this oncs todays number of
specimens of petrified wood, running
largely in copper, gold and silver. He
and a number OF other gentlemen are in
tsrested in mine in that section, which
they eventually hope will make them all
rich.
The report reached the city that there
was a wreck near Minturn this morning
but it was difdcult to obtain any definite
information regarding the matter.
However, about neon train arrived
earring the passengers and express car
OF wrecked No. l. 1t seems that the
passenger had been tagged on account
OF bad place in switch. Two light
engines, which followed, were also
tagged. Presently freight train came
along and crashed into the rear light en-
gine moving them all down the line and
causing considerable damage. There
was no loss of life and no serioua iniurv