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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

county, was charged with riding his BIZ
cycle without a light late Tuesday night
Three witnesses testified that he was
guilty. The defendant told the court that
his lamp had been lighted. but. being tired,
he stopped to rest and to save oil, blew
out the light.
Judge Kimball remarked that, considering
the evidence. there was nothing for him to
do but to impose a fine. which he would
make 81 and costs, So so in ALL
Il thank you for the attention you have
given my case" johnson said to the court.
but God saw my light before l blew 1t
out. and He knows I am telling you the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

rod, though not sweet like the violet or
the rose. has a peculiar fragrance Of its
own, rather pleasant to our sense Of smell.
In appearance its flower heads do not diff
fer materially from many of the other
numerous varieties. But the leaves which
clothe the downy stem are quite different;
we rarely see one of these plants with
bright and shining foliage. such as the
go,,lenrod has. Some one has called the
leaves 'indistinctly three ribbed" and very
likely some Of them may be. but in the
plant personally examined there was but
one, the vein running through the middle,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

truth from my heart"
Il cannot look into hearts," the court re-
Joined. "and must decide cases according
to the evidence brought before me-"
Alton H. Jackson. hackman, was
charged by Hack Inspector Estes with
soliciting fares in an illegal manner. He
was convicted and fined 81, which was
paid.
John r. Burgee, an old offender. was
convicted of obscene conduct in Mount
Vernon Square last evening. and was fined
$40. In default Of payment he went down
to the workhouse for thirty days.
Charles G. Taylor, an employee at the
State Department, was arrested by Officer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

Cornwall of the fourth precinct for riding
down Capitol Hill at speed Of eighteen
miles an hour. Taylor said he was not
aware of the law on the subject, having
been In the city but few days. Judge
Kimball said he would take that fact into
consideration, and dismissed the defend
ant, after the latter had paid a fine of So
half the usual amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

Is often reclining and slender: 1t grows
only two or three feet hiEh. Mathew
writes of finding it in the pine barrens
Of New Jersey. It usually seeks dry spots,
growing through the sunny woods and hilly
the many varieties Of goldenrod this ID
the only one which has been considered
useful From the shining and aromatic
leaves Is distilled volatile oil. which IL
fragrant. The leaves have also been SUBJ
stituted for tea, being sent to China for
that purpose.
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Fragrant Goldenrod.

From the Boston Transcript
Most Of the goldenrods have such n rank
odor that they can hardly be called fra
grant. A plant called the sweet golden-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

II you want work read the want columns
Of The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

Ladies' Plain, Fancy and
Black brooches. new designs
and handsome effects;
fop SOC and 7'e'' 2Ec
jewelers. Sawdust, for clean
Ing jewels and prec- IN
fous stones, per box. u VCs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

Ladies' Silk-lined Suits, S16.5O,
You can find Suits undoubtedly, lined with
some sort of silk, for less than ths-but not Suits
of the excellent qualities of stylish Blue and Black
Herringbone Cheviot-nor lined with the same re-
liable quality of Black Taffeta These are special
creations-that have taxed the resources OF our
manufacturing department to the utmost But we
are determined to Guido every attempt at value
giving. And we know we have succeeded. All
sizes.
special lot or Ladies All Lot of
JACKIE hohw Jackets buttoning
Tttnn up IN ugnt military effect
san seams and silk lining lined
through S. d through; worth $40. mR
value Do OlsyS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-10-13

E3dius' Beauty Pins, rolled
plate, chased and beaded: II
s sn card; worth 2ae'. DC.
Ladies' Lorgnette Chains,
heavy gold plating; Dr.,
worth Soc. for. $50. AOSe
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Young Mems
Long Pants Suits,

Black and Blue Cheyiot Single and Dou-
ble-Breasted Sack Suits, with long pants
ed throughout; all sizes from IA ca mo
to 10 years; worth $3.50, for. sDNYyO
Boys Brown Cheviot Long Pants Suits
all wool and fast color: Single Breasted
style. with piped facings and double-sttch-
ed seams: all sizes from ID to o. 40
10 years. worth 50. for. w D 40
Boys Atwood Cheviot Long Pants Suits
Single Breasted cut, exclusive pattern
square shouldered coats and peg top
pants: all sizes from Is to 10 ON no
years; worth $12 so, for. ....... OVeVO
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23
Your SHAKES ground at Whistler

Your skakes ground at Whistlsrs.
]. c. Carnahan is up from Fruita to-
day.
Toys Tor the little ones at the Bargain
House.
Fine sport, good ice, skating rink End
and Main.
w. r. Logan is a visitor from Colorado
Springs today.
Anderson has anything you want and
you can got it cheap.
Anderson's prices are low, but his
goods are not shoddy.
er to spend the holidays.
Dressed turkeys are selling in the
stores at Is cents per pound.
The Volunteer Firemen arc arranging
TO give q big New Years ball.
Jshn F. Moore is home from a bust
ness trip up the narrow gauge.
w. A. Abbey is confined to his home
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Carl ]. Sigfrid, prominent attorney
Of Ouray was visitor yesterday.
Christmas candies at the Boston Can
dy Kitchen. All clean and fresh.
Mrs. Harry Light and children are in
Salt Lake City spending tn winter.
Wallace Cunningham, of Montrose
was Brunswick guest this morning.
Merchants restaurant Christmas din
ner only 25 cents. Glanse at the menu.
The water pipes for the new water
works are being laid on Ute avenue to-
day.
Merchants restaurant leads On big
Christmas dinner. Everything for %
cents.
Best ard biggest Christmas dinner in
town at merchants restaurant. Only
25 cents.
Skating rink End and Main streets.
Ladies and children 10 cents; gentle
men Is cents.
Wanted-Msn for saw uill work. Ap-
ply Gowen Lumber Co., corner Seventh
and South Sts.
When out doing your Christmas shop
ping tomorrow don't fail to stop at the
Bargain House.
The New Years ball is always hum
mer. The Volunteer Firemsn will have
charge OF the event.
Only one day more to buy before
Christmas. You know where to buyf
Anderson's Of courss.
Anderson wishes you all Merry
Christmas and invitas you to inspect his
assortment Of holiday goods.
Have you seen our elegant assortment
Of Christmas tree trimmingsi Finest in
the city. Boston Candy Kitchen.
Yes, of course we keep graphophonss
to sell, prices from $3.50 to $4,000 at
Thompson Jswelry Music and company.
A neat furnished room with board, for
tive gentlemen or man and wife, also
good table board. Apply at brick cot
tage corner Rood and Fifth streets.
Mrs. A. n. Armstrong.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23
HIGH HANDED MEASURES

Washington-The state department
will protest to Grest Britain against the
seizure Of American flour in American
vessels by British cruisers of the coast
of East Africa on the assumption that
she flour was intended as supplies for
the Boers.
The United States government admits
the right Of Great Britain to seize con-
traband Of war, but in the present cases
reported unofilcially to the department.
there was nothing to show even that the
flour was intended for transportation
further than Delagoa, which is q colony
Of Portugal.
Tho circumstances OF this seizure are
regarded by officials hero as coming with
ill grace from Great Britain to which
the amplest assurances have been given
that this government would not permit
the dispatch from this country or any
part OF it, OF armed expeditions in aid OF
the Beers.
The state department hopes that this
government would use every endsavor tc
act fairly as between Great Britain and
the Transvaa and that no armed sxpe-
ditions for either side would be permit
ted to leave this country,
The state department hopes that the
British government will order immedi
ate investigation into the seizure OF the
flour of the East African coast and see
that tho matter is amicably adjusted.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

Don't forget the masquerade, Xmas.
DR.. Beard of Fruita was among to-
days visitors.
Fer sale-Bran new baby buggy
Cheap for cash. This Office.
A larger number OF turkeys were
raised in the valley this year than ever
before.
Captain James NJ. Kennedy and r. M.
Horn, of the Sentinel force, loft this af-
ternoon over tho Midland to spend
Christmas in Denver.
Miss Ebbie Eggleston took her depart
ure for Grand Junction, Friday after a
pleasant visit here with her sister. Mrs.
l.. l.. Freeman. Canon City Record.
FL. Claxton of Denver, who has been
in the city FOR several days, visiting tho
fraternal societies and displaying his
manufactured lodge regalia and para
phernalia, left for his home this morn
ing.
Duncan Campbell, the genial and i'm
pressive travelling agent for the Wells.
Fargo & Co., Express is In the city today
rustling business fer his company. Mr..
Campbell is now located on tho south
western division with headquarters at
Los Angeles Cal. He has made arrange
ments with the Abbsy-Hardy company
of this city, to handle the early fruits Of
that section. Grand Junction will be
DISTRIBUTE g cent r and the neighboring
towns will be supplied with California
fruits until Grand valleys fruit is ready
for the market. MIR. Campbell is also
vice president Of the Express & Rail
way Employees Horticultural Association
a society to interest and benefit the en-
ployes OF tho railway and express corpor-
ations. Mr.. Campbell will leave for
Salt Lake tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

Under what conditions the Lon
don press estimates the feeling in
this country favorable to England
is hard to guess. Outside OF Off
cial life at Washington the country
at large desires victory to crown
Bocr arms.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23
DWIGHT [. MOODY.

Humanity was made better by
Dwight L. Moody having lived.
The respect for business Christians
ty has been multiplied many fold
through the prodigious work he
accomplished from the time that
he set out as an evangelist to the
end of his career. He fought the
Devil on different lines than he
was ever fought before and his
Satanic Majesty gained no head>
way in deeds of darkness in that
section of the world in which
Moody operated.
We we'll renember when, in the
great Franklin institute building in
Philadelphia, which was formerly
the old Pennsylvania railway freight
depot, he opened almost the first of
the series Of big meetings which he
afterward held throughout the Uni
ted States and in fact all over the
world. Such an awakening on
spiritual lines the old Quaker City
never had before or since. There
must have been something great in
his work; some inspiration which
came close to being special dis
pensation from on High. Men of
the most astute business aoumen
and in fact men from all professions
came to those meetings and such
an atmosphere Of Christian life per>
vaded all walks of the City of
Brotherly Love, that it came as
near being an exemplihcation of
the commencement of the millen-
ium, as the mind of man could con-
ceive.
If Christ looks upon the work
men accomplish for Him here on
Earth, Moody is sitting nearer the
Master than it will be possible for
many to get. A collosal figure, a
man Of intrepid courage, of lamb
like love, he has gone to his res
ward. No greater teacher, with
greater power, of the simple truths
Of Christ's religion has ever lived
and human sorrow will be unable
to express the inexpressible loss to
the Christian world his death
brings. But he toiled for his res
ward and it is now his.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

The Sentinel is happy to say with
others, as this Yuletide period re-
turns, that it has enjoyed its share
of prosperity for which it is thank
tul.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

We have just two Kranich & Bach
pianos and cannot get any more until
January, who will take them? Their
reputation is established now in Grand
junction as we'll as all other parts Of the
world. They arc at the top, where they
belong.
The Thompson Jswelry Music & 90.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

SWEETHEART,
GRANDMA, GRANDPA
OR THE BABY WILL LIKE
A pair OF our warm, comfortable
felt slippers or gloves. Now is
the time to buy pair. We have
a fine stock to select from and our
prices are within reach Of all.
The Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

Denver must clear herself of her
hospital scandal, in the death OF
Uhl, if it would have the state be-
lieve that its law officers and courts
are not shielding crime and murder.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23
Merchants Menu.

The following Is the bill OF fare which
will be served at the Merchants restaur-
ant for Christmas dinner. Only rs
cents.
Soup.
Bisque of Oyster.
Fish.
Dsviled Crabs.
Relishss.
Celery Queen Olives
Roasts.
Prime Loin Of Beef
Young Turkey Cranberry Sauce
Entrees.
Plum Pudding Brandy Sauce
Chicken Salad, Mayonnaiss Dressing
Vegetables.
Mashed and Swest Potatoes
Turnips Green Peas
Pastry.
Lemon Merrangue Mincs Pie
Jelly Roll Fruit Nut
Oranges Apples
Tea Coffee Milk
Claret Risling Wine
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

Same as In New York City, records
and supplies on hand at the Thompson
Jewelry and Music company.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

peace On Earth, Good Will
Toward Men" is an admonition
which is as applicable today as it
was nineteen hundred years ago.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23
WE CAN
SAVE YOU

Twenty -dvs cen ts on every pair Of
children's shoes you buy Of us.
every day in she week. II you
save as much on all your other
purchases you can ride in an
automobile ere the new century is
old. Our prices sell the goods.
Pho Boston Shss Store.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

There is no comparison. Compari-
sons are odious. But go to the Thomp-
son Jewslry and Music company and
you will see there are none.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

Twenty five per cent of On all holiday
goods. We mean business. Bought
our goods a. a bargain and will give
the public the advantage.
Grand Junction Book & Stationery Co.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

1t will be to the advantage OF any one
desiring first class hair brush to in
spect the stock now on hand at Mitehell's
Drug store.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

To all of it's many readers Th
Sentinel wishes Merry Christmas
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

There will be no paper issued
from this office Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23

Don't fail to call at Anderson's before
you buy your Christmas presents. He
carries full hne OF elegant goods.
The daily sentinel., 1899-12-23
Reduced Rates For Holidays :.

The Nickle Plate road will sell tickets
December %, "a, 10, 80, 81, 1899, aad
January /, 1900 at rate of fare and .
third for the round trip to any poist To-
Gated in Central Passenger Association
territory, good returning to and includ-
ing January 2, 1900. Address General
Agent, Ill Adams street, Chicago, for
particulars. Depot Van BursA Street
and Pacific Avenue, On Elevated Loop
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-01

Jrly oFts, alleged to he cornoTed, sho%ed
decline OF sc Tor this tho last day Of tho
mouth. Everything favored low prices at. tho
opel ing, and wheat started at decline of
fun cent Tor September, that OPTION opening
al C9%Gi70. In the course OF the first 1alt
hours trading a further slight decline took
place, September touching 6y54 q 631s. Liver
pcti showed a decline OF I'd, while CONT
mental markets oil showed weakness. For
aig1 advices ali told Of favorable crop condi-
tions. Domestic reports were also favorable.
Worlds shipments were put at I.55O.0 900 bush
els, compared with 3,ssO.000 bushels a year
ego. These figures were an additional In
ceLtlve to short selling. Northwestern re-
celpts continued liberal. Minneapolis and Du-
uth received 535 cars. against $50 last week.
Chicago got lO2 oais.
When the visible figures were announced,
81 owing small increase of 5000 bushels. the
market became no;i bly, stronger. a recovery
10 I0A taking place in September. The rally
did not bold long. Export demand was light,
New York putting the engagements at but
10 loads The total primary receipts were 972,.
0dO bushels Atlantic port clearances equaled
1885, Ou bushels. During the afternoon the
market became weak again on small amount
OF trading. Longs who had withstood the
pressure during the morning weakened when
the price again got below zoe and offerings
from that source caused a gradual decline to
69ss. The close was weak at $685. 1868. for
September.
Corn in the main followed wheat and acted
weak oil day. closing at the bottom. News
ives hearsh. conditions being favorable. re-
ceipts large and foreign markets weak There
was ii scattered liquidation by longs all day
Receipts 6sl cars The seaboard reported en-
gegements OF 80 loads
Interest In oats centered in the July deal.
and heavy selling by elevator interests caused
decline in the option alleged to have been
eornered the close. showing loss OF o12c.
Shorts were the only buyers, and they tooh
hold sparngly. Receipts were liberal, Ssi
cars. Distant options were weak In sympathy,
but so little traded ill that only slight de-
clines resulted. There was good cash de-
mard.
a yellow fever panic relgned IN the Prov,
s'on Fit and the market w,s in demoralized
condition all day. All classes OF holders sold
at the best prices they could got, aud as the
oeinano was light at all .imes prices melted
away with remarkable rapidity. The market
crened weak and lower for those commoo'-
I tics, and steady selling pressure ruled weak
&c the close Liquidation was mostly from
tho outside, commission houses leading ~
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat 100
cars. corn 100 cars, oats 800 cars, hogs ls,oOo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-01
WEATHER AND CROPS.

:, Eagle Lake, Colorado County Texas. July
si,-Ihe boil weeyil has made a new appear
s seosn, ana the farmers are uneasy now. The
pest. " ~ '"u
., Richmond. Fort Bend County, Texas July
o ohio nose OF the cotton farmers who were
, ape 70 get In crops since the flood report
ina ~ what has been planted is doing splendid
~ ana N case of late fall may yet be able
" F IgIgtHe tn ed enormous losses.
"a crnp robertson County, Texas. July
su5aSrop conditions are excellent in this i'm
mediate section There are few excen
~ however, occasioned by washouts from
sre recent HOOD. Cotton is opening rapidly
very ,an, "a S, coming In ready for market in a
Weimar, Colorado County. Texas. July 20 =.
=, tlsin me last few days this section has had
Cotton '" cran Snish have greatly benefited the
S,usns' as wen as furnished plenty OF stock
s Su,el me grass looks well also Cotton Is
1rrtuitihg rapidly and We look for a good Weld
as last Zero crop IS short-at least, not so good
?, MeTmiord. Robertson County. Texas, July
ne destructive work of the bolI worn,
on a the bes ua, aireSh Tho newly formed squares
n ,sa eo,toh mat was only under water for
~, '. r nours and had shed all the grown hollis
49, ~ Jason thereof but looked green after the
molissee xe BE on 9a are s now being entirely de-
uiv to open rapidly
A sood mo. Fayette County Texas, July 30
wbIc, ua ram, ram fell at this place Thursday night
tom, lon ana steady and did not extend far Col
lana N.Y. es'nnlng TO open and picking in sandy
good good a ass already commenced. There is a
elalIy NV ~ Oh cotton dying in places, espe-
"ps sn,yh not but good breeze 4 b,owine
The eiaa, pasnton County. Texas, July 90
weather ~ aays and the warm, sunsbiny
and The msaine cotton arrow very rapidly
have bssn lsr. with but few exceptions there
damage s.ea a,, no reports OF worms doing much
ported at a' Worl The army worms were re-
from ,' on this week. The crop h. hawevsr ~
Nv" ono to two weeks late. - '0"s'sf'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-01
NOTES OF THE MARKETS.

houston. MlllaN, July II,
Receipts OF fruit today weIb light and stocks
were well cleaned up at fair prices. The
market is In fine shape FOR heavy shipments
tomorrow. which dealers are anticipating,
But few chickens came IN today and prices
wcre advanced q little. The market is In
better condition than for some time and bet
ter prices will be obtained COR ,omorrow's
receipts unless they are too large and over
stock the trade.
The market is again overstocked on water
melons. the quality being very poor
Snow SAYS that the corn crop of the South
will be less than last year but at the North
the condition is about perfect He claims a
loss In condition OF points in North Dakota
and Minnesota aud loss OF 10 points in
South Dakota
A San Francisco report states: In SYM
patty with other lines OF cured fruit. and In
conformance with tho statistical conditions
existing IN the prune trade. much improved
demand Is existing and quite little trading
IL being done on the present market. Dealers
talk on the new crop prunes places the san
joaquin stock at 2%c per pound on the basis
OF four sizes. and Santa Clara stock on the
basis Of &c TO SIC 1t will be several us>1s.
however, before authentic trading figures on
new cron prunes will he established -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-01
FINANCIAL BRIEFS.
lew York. Iulx sl.-cleprings sgl. 2le. non

New York. July Sl.--Clearings ssl. 2l9, 100
balances Sc. i51 $40
New York. July 31.--The Commercial Adver
tiser's London financial cablegram says; Th'
markets here were quiet generally today OWNS
to the holiday season. The Americans boonee
in the morning, Louisville reaching $50. keu,
trr's telegram announcing yellow fever II
Virginia caused a sharp drop in the house
spectators selinv Louisville. which touched
66iL The close, however, was well above the
worst New York buying on the fail -, II
looked like real boom in the morning. The
general opinion here now Is that the move
ment has stopped until the autumn.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-01

ealysni,sd. cltessu sac sar Wausssan, s. %.
over base: ID. 'oci Sd. sse; "a and So 30:
ID .oc: sd. ioe: lec and led. Sc. ouoiation.
srs for less than car lots