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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19
INVENTORS STUMBLING BLOCKS.

Discouragements Thrown in the Path
way of Genius.
Papin, Frenchman, invented the
digester for experimenting and many
other purposes and also the lev er
safety valve. In 1907 he made a
small steamboat and ran it on the
Fulda river. The ignorant boatmen
seized it and destroyed it.
When Jonathan Hulls patented
his steamboat in England in 1876 he
was made an object of general
ridicule. One paper publish ed this
doggerel:
Jonathan Hulls,
With his patent skulls,
Invented machine
70 go against wind and stream,
But he, being an ass,
Couldn't bring il to pass,
And so was ashamed to be seen.
Hargraves invented spinning
jenny in 1853 in England. His fell
low workmen seized it, broke it to
pieces, and drove him from his
native town.
jacquard invented his loom, and
it was so wonderful that the French
minister of war, the great Arnot,
sent for the inventor and id to
him: Are you the man who can
do what the Almighty cannot-tie a
knot in "A stretched string?' A mob
of silkweavers took the loom from
Jacquard's house, broke it up and
burned the pieces.
When it was proposed to build
railroad In the United States Cha H.
cellOr Livingstone, VINO was one of
the greatest men in the state of New
York, published letter to demon
strate that the undertaking was i'm
possible. One Of his reasons was
that no one would want to risk his
life flying through space at the rate
of twelve or fifteen miles an hour.
Daniel Webster had grave dou BITS
about railroads being possible. He
said the frost on the rails would
prevent the train from moving or
stopping after it had begun to move.
Murdoch invented or discovered a
means for producing Illuminating
gas and Sir Humphrey Davy ridi-
culed it. He sale if 1t was to be
used for lighting the street the dome
of st. Paul's would have TO be theil
gasOmeter.
Sir Walter Scott joked about
"sending light through street pipes"
and lighting London by smoke"
Subsequently Sir Walters house
was lighted by it. Wollaston, a
scientific man, also ridiculed the
idea. IT is only II few years since
Europeans demonstrated maj the.
matically that the electric current
could be divided for iucandes cen
lighting.
When the sewing machine was in
vented prayers were offered in many
churches for the promoters Of it,
The pious prayed that the makers
would be stricken with the knowl
edge of their own wrOugdOiugs ii
robbing sewing women o! theil
means of support.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19

JUDGE H. H. LURTON has made a
decree in the cause of the United
States VS.. M. A. Spur, allowing
Spur to take his case 70 the Circuit
Court of Appeals at Cincinnati,
placing his bond in the sum of $lO,-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19

here.
Mr.. Thompson, of Hampshire, is
here this week trying to secure u
house to begin business.
j. P. Brownlow came down Mon
day from Columbia, looking after
his in terests here. H.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19

Col. JOHN HAY will be nominat-
ed for the post of Ambassador to the
Court of st. James, and the labor
leaders, if they are really in earnest,
Will have opportunity to oppose him
because he is the reputed author of
1.-THE Breadwinners," a novel at
lacking organized labor unions. 1t
is not known who wrote the book !;
Col. Hay has never admitted the
authorship, and If his nomination
will result in the settlement of this
controverted question, a literary
conundrum which has veXed many
for years, will be sent to the rear
Nashville American.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19
NEWS AND COMMENT.

The legislature of Indiana has
passed a law providing for compul-
sorry attendance in schools.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19

OF the three men who have been
most prominently mentioned for the
leadership for the Democratic
minority in the House, the one least
known carried off the prize, namely,
the Hon. Jos. w. Bailey, of Texas.
He was nominated for Speaker by the
Democratic caucus Saturday after
noon on the first ballot which stood
So for Bailey, 80 for Benton McMil-
lin and % for "Silver Dickp Bland.
This nomination for Speaker by the
Democratic caucus has no other
significance than to make Mr..
Bailey the recognized leader Of the
minority in the House.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19

THERE is a national organization
of women known as WOodmen's
Circle, being the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Woodmen of the World. At
the convention, which was being
held in St. Louis last week, seven of
the delegates, representing the
Pacific jurisdiction Of nine states in
the Sovereign Camp, bolted the con-
vention and proceeded to effect a
new organization by adopting a con-
stitution and bylaws and electing
supreme officers. The break in the
Circle was occasioned by the
Sovereign Camp ignoring the
women of the West in making up
its list of committees and officers.
Women are developing very rapidly.
Now that they have learned how to
settle their differences by boiling,
they are about ready to conduct a
political convention.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1897-03-19

OUR proof readers eyes were, no
doubt, full of tears last week over
Cleveland's retirement, on account
of which he failed to discover sever
al typographical errors in the list of
McKinley's cabinet. For the sake
of our readers who may have occa-
sion to write to these gentlemen, we
give the corrected list: John Sher-
man, of Ohio, Secretary of State,
Lyman J. Gage, of Illinois, Secre-
tary of the Treasury, Gen. Russell
A. Alger, of Michigan, Secretary of
War, John D. Long, of Massachu-
settles, Secretary of the Navy, Joseph
McKenna, of California, Attorney
General, James A. Gary, of Mary
land, Postmaster General, Cornelius
n. Bliss. of New York, Secretary of
the Interior, James Wilson of Iowa.
Secretary of Agriculture.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-22

>. 8aten BON $50 PRO Monat. Ricbtet
iih nah ben 2eiitnnaeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-22
8atb far WHtter

Dor ttber so Sabren f1Ou wurbe
Wfrs. WthslOm's Soothing 5prup
bon Millionen bon Mtittern beim 3abs
men Der aiaber amgemenbet. WirEt bu
i'm S6lafe bur1 bas S1reien eines
aimbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnem TT unb
Dor S6mer3en tpeint2 Wenn 10, lafIe
lofort cine Jlaf9e bon vMrs. Winss
Ions 5ootbing Sprup@ boleu. Seim
Wertb III unbeaablbar. &c wirb benz
tleinen 2eibenben iofort 2inbernng bers
i9affeu. gerlaBt em9 barauf Mhtter,
es 1T fein 3ueifel bariiber. gs beilt
Opienterp unb 0iarrboe, regulirt ben
Magen unD bic Neren, beieitist gbinbs
aolif, ermei@t ben @aumen, perbins
bert Gntailnbung unb ftdrft bas ganse
Spftem. pMrs. WinSlotps @ootbing
Sprup" fur sabnenbe &inber III anges
nebm In Gef9mad anb bas 9ecept
fammt BON einem BET beften peiblibeu
aerate In ben 8er. Staten. gs III Bel
allen Druggihen in ber sansen WeIt an
baben. preis rs Gents per 6lai9e.
&auft ni9ts anberss, als Mrs. Winas
lptps 5OotbingsSprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-10-22
Sebt Gud redtseitiq bot !

Die fllbIe Sabrss3eit besinnt, Qbenbs
unS MorgeGs TT es idon empfnbIi6
tibl. Sa flab bic bertibmten Dolge's
i6en Jilai6nbe gu eulpfebIen, bic mir
ioeben bereinbefommen baben. Wir
baben aub auerlei anbere Mrten bon
pantOneln unb 0ausfduben auf 60.
ger, nit unb obne NbfdBe, ioipie iibers
haupt aae Sdubmaaren, bic ii9 fiir ben
9erbft unb ben Winter eignsu. gben5o
fttbreu mir elm lroBes 2ager BON
S1uliGuben fir anaben uno Wldb=
den unb~iiberbaupt Naes, mas in elm
S6ubmaaren 8ei6dft erfsn aanees
geb6rt.
ginem gefdlIiseu 3uipru9 entgeeeue
iebeHo empfieblt ii6
Nhtlngsboa
6. 8aum.
@inberella 6 dubspalaR,
213 IlamosBIaaa.
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IL. 6 q pitel.


geibe Mdnner, Blent uno Surton,
befpa9ten ba8 Saus, Summer l2
aings Noab, bis sur ipaten abenbe
itunbe umioult.
Seine Spur BON @oub bate ii6
bliden laiien.
8urton muBte einieben, oaB er aber>
mails iiberlitet iporben ipar.
@r CAB fir beute bic 9offnung auf
ben Sang auf unb perabi6iebete it'd
bon Gl9in, na6bem er bic 9tffe oer
poltsei 8risbtons in slnlprud senom>
men, um bas 0auS unter 8epadun9
si balteu, bis ipeitere 9erbaltun9ss
nabreseln fdmen.
Glsin besab ii9 nun in bas Saus
suriid. Ser ,3utritt ST Wiuriel iuurbe
linn ni9t perlueisert.
St iab on ibren oerltDrten 3iigen,
mie iebr lie In ben letten Stunben ee'
litten.
pSie ieben, Srdulein @olters, wie
trauris iid bet auf Mr. @ooo lalienbe
0erbadt beltdtigt, iaste er, inbem er
ibr se9eniiber Dor bem aamin Blat,
nabmi, per 1T nidt sefommen. Gr Fat
Sie In bieier iuidtisiten StunSe 9bres
sebenS i'm Sti6 eelaiien, elm gelpeis,
baB er allie llria6e bate, Der 9oliSei
aus benz Me9e 81 geben.
sWlein Gott, mas ioll i'd tbun?"
murmelte Wluriel uerSmeif eiflunsspoll
unb in namenloier g(nelt. sd fam
in bieler 98obnuns nidt bleiben, ba
oieielbe bereitS mursen friib bon anbes
rem 3euten be3osen pirb. Wleine
Saden iin6 sepadt. Sd muB fort
aber pobin?"
Rutblos bic Sdnbe rinoenb, blidte
iie Dor lid nieber.
sd babe Sbre Gage senau ermoseu
unS bite Sie, mir in 6ieler Grilis ibr
Sdidial anSupertrauen," ipra9 Glgin
nit rubisem, einbrin9li1em Grnit,
NIT @ermeibune allsr iiberfliiIliseu
9rolts ober Witleiosporte. @r nuBte,
oaB es in ibperen Stunben INNER am
beiten mar, an ben 9eritanb uno @il,
len aii appelliren unb 6as @efhbl aus
bem Spiel 3u laiien. sd nebme 9ie
beute nit nad Qonoon unb 3mar iofort.
Sd ipeiB bort cine paiienbe llnterfunft
ftir Sie In eineu a6tbaren Sooeino
9ouie. 9ier oiirfen sic nutiirli6 nidi
bleiben.
sd fann nidt NIT Sbnen geben, /.
antfportete Muriel, ii9 Sn ibrer after
Guersie aufraffene. .0eriteben Sie
benn ni6t, oab i'd n6t gu ben 8einber
meines @obttbdters iiberseben oarfi
Gle nlSsen meine 6anSlungsipeilt
auffaiieu pie Sie pollen, sic f6nner
iid niht tn meine Gage bineinbenfen,
aber id iase Sbnen: Oh Mlr. @ooi
pirtlid Der Berbreder 1T, fir BEN Sit
i'm balten ober ni9t, t9 meroe biz
gum QeuBerfteu 3i linn baltenl Sd
ielbft babe nur @uteS uno MObltbatei
BON inn empfanseu. Ct liebt mid, e.
pertraut mir, unb weldes aud inein'
@efiible ibm eegeuiiber iinb, er iol
fid in meiner Treue unb Dontbarfei
tlidt perrefnet baben! Menn i9 nul
miibte, mo ct i'll @enn id MIR 81
!bm f6nntel' sic mibten mid bintel
Salob unb 9iiegel leseti, una mid
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96 mim.
@nutam ban Marie Stabl.
(5ortIe

\Oo%iISp'"3J'
Gfsin begrifi potlfommen, nie pein>
lid bic Gage fit Muriels Gbrsefiibl unb
@ewiifen mar.
sd mill ,Sbnen seipiB ni9t mebr
aunlutben, als bur9auS notbwenotg 1T,
s5rduletn @Olters, iaste er nit GROCER
Gbetlnabme. sd lalie Sie allein,
nnb iebod meine 8itte tpteberbolen,
baB Gie feinen. geriuG MAIDEN, bies
s3immer gu uerlaiien. sic ipiirSen li6
babur6 unannebmli1feiten ausIesen,
Dor oenen i'd Sie beuabrt iuiIien
m6fte.
ST sins oarauf Su 9urton binab,
ben er iebr nieoereel6lasen fanb.
Ser Detettip .flt9te un6 metterte,
bab Der @rsipitbube biesmal mieber
nidt tn bic Salle ging.
Sie beidlpilen ouf bie m0elidlt
nnaufidllise @eiie Bic ftrenslte 8e>
padun9 bes Saules unb ieiner linz
eebun9.
Wluriel mar uno blieb allein. sic
bate Sut uub ,6anbldube bon iid ge-
porfen, uno ben 9opf In Sen Sdnben
uersrabsn lag lie unbelpesli6 in
einem Seiiel.
Oie Wudt oes Sdidials bate iie
3lt 8oben seidmettert.
sic fonnte faum fiiblen unb benfen,
es mar alles mir unb piili In ibr unb
berum. Die 9lusenbltdsipeIt,
in Der fie selebt, ibien in 3riimmer ST
geben, es blieb ni6ts als 0unfel uno
Gbaos.
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Seras Staats 2lusiteflung.

SIR bic Seras Staais Gair unb
Dallas ausitellung. tuel9e In Dallas
bonn Is. bis 81. DIT. abgebaiten iper.
ben. perfauft bic s. & @. u. &. q.
8illette au rebu5irten Raten.
Megen hes yfdbereu menbe mon fid,
al bic Mgenten.
.. $. Yrice, 8. 3. & 8. VI.
paleiiiue, Ssras.
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Eaaen gie rial.

baben sic i6On iemals bas electric
8itters ols @aittel se9en Sbre 8e>
i6iuerben prubirt? g8enn ni9t, beIors
gen sic ii6 cine Slai9e uno sic tperoen
@rlei6teruu9 baben, 8ieie Wlebicin
bat ii9 alS beiOnbers seeisnet 5ur Set
lung aaer 5rauenleiben eripielen. @s
iibt einen iuunoerbaren bireften @influB
aug unb uerleibt alien Orsanen &raft
uno Stdrfe. 2eiben Sic an Gppetitz
mau9el, BeritopIuno, &Opfipeb unb
Sbnmd6tsanfdlen, pber Iinb sic ners
bDs, i6laIlos, fei6t erresbar, nieber,
seoriidt unb melan6oIiid, 10 iit bas
electric 8itters eerube Die Meoicin, Die
Sic n6tbi9 baben. @eiunb6eit uno
Stdrfe weroen bur9 ibren @ebraudJ
garantirt. so Gents unb $1.O0 Die
5laide in Der stpOtbete BON S. &atteper
& Sobn.
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- Or. %. 6. gan aebpen Id aIs
yfa9foIeer beg unIdngf beriorbenen
Or. Bates gum @enerai.Nr3t Der Bun,
bessUtarine ernanut tporben.
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SeniIeiiee Centennial, gtaibpille,
SenneHee.

0om l. Wai big l. Nobember 1897.
aaten bia s. & 9, R.'@iienbabn BON
San Nntono finb ipie folqt: $3.50
8illette, Iimitirt gu 10 Sagen, gum
Bertaufe 9ieuStaa8 unb GonnerStagS.
$500 8illette gut fir 20 Sage;
$34.35 8ilettc giiItig bis l. 0oO. '97.
., so. Stone, %. 6. &igsbD,
agenten.
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- g6ier "Winter Turf Oats" 3u
babea bel g. 8. 6utb & g o b H.,
Gan 9lntonio, Seras.
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Ssabrplau 8 Menoermng.
GOnierDatorinm Der Wfuiif

500 Mpenue 6.
Better Weiangs, 8iolin= nno 9lauier=
llaterridt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-07-28

,oisen Spbn. Das 1T Der
uno 2 Mdoben ; elm Sob
prben.
Montag Ntorsen bat Die
abrit, bas beibt &eebes u
lrbeit beepnnen uno foba
line in Der alten Miible in s
fein miro, miro auh DO
mieber aufsenommen.
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leboh NIT oent Eeiultat un3ufrie0en,
bObrte man tueiter, bod Der 3ufall
ipollte es, bas SalsmaHer eina perlo='
ron uno cine anoere mineralbalti9e
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{ Die geIeenete sSamilie NIT einem
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2UUU GlnDDbnern, Don no aus Ole
@plbresion init 2ebensmitteln &c. ber=
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Daily camera., 1897-02-17

Charley Cobb, who has just. returned
from St. Joseph's hospital. Denver, where
he took the unlor unate Dwysr, who was
Injured recently while blas ting at Sallna,
reports that after a careful examination
by Dr. Charles E. Walker, the eminent
ocullst, the case is pronounced so cElti-
ca that the chances for the recovery OF
his sight are doubtful. Mr.. Dwyer wishes
to publicly thank all those who SO kindly
contributed toward the fund raised for
his benefit. The oculist in charge OF
him, DR.. Walker, has signi6ed his lnten-
tlon of donating his services on account
of DIVERS financial condition.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17
The Christian EndeaVor.

Next Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock
a meeting OF the young peoples society
of Christian Endeayor will convene at
Fort Collins and Continue over until Sun
day evening. A large number OF Boul-
der people will attend the meeting and
number are on the program during the
sessOn.
A song service led by Mr.. A. A. Reed
Will open the session Saturday afternoon
and Will be followed by the regular Dusl-
ness meeting. The Junior Endeavor ex-
ercises will occupy the evening session,
which will be addressed by S. II. Seek
ner of Fort Collins and A. b. Copeland
OF Greeley.
Three services will be held on Sunday,
morning, afternoon and evening. Among
others on the Sunday Programs, Boulder
will Oe represented by Miss Dulward
Mcs Earl and Reed and the Rev
Notman.
The work of the Christian Endeavor is
IN very encouraging condition and Is
especially so IN Boulder ana vicinity, and
considerable interest Is therefore being
centered upon this convention. 1t is
noped that all interested in the work will
attend next Saturday.
A round Trip rate of one and one. fifth
fare will be made by the Gulf, good go
ing Saturday and returning Monday OF
Tuesdav
Daily camera., 1897-02-17
For Marshall or Shanahan Goals leave
orders at C. E. C0uIehan's.
You've Been Talking
Joe Derr.

About a trip to Texas. We have been
wanting you to go down and see the Gulf
coast and the Texas cities with which
Colorado is on the very eve of extended
yes, Observation-Disclosures relations.
You need the trip to the sea level, too,
in order that your nerves and your wife's
nerves may relax.
The opportunity is at hand. On Feb
ruary 10 the Texans celebrate the an.
niversary of the admission of their state
to the Union, and on that da;e the mon
ster battleship Texas will anchor IN the
Galveston harbor to receive the silver
service rendered by the state.
For this occasion the Gulf road an
nounces rate of SIS for the round trip
to Galveston, from Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo, and proportionately
low rates will be made from points in
Colorado on the Gulf road or the South
Park line Tickets will be sold on Mon.
day and Tuesday. February IS and I6,
an will be good returning until March 3.
Nearest agent of either of these roads
will give you additional particulars.
Please call on them or address
B. L. WINCHELL.
Gen. Pass. Agent. Denver.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17
A Card.

1t has caused me more regret than
can express, that circumstances should
have prevented the appearance OF Mrs.
Pearsall, in my concert this week, and a
slight explanation will suffice. II is due
t. my delay in securing the services of
volinist capable of playing "nrst fiddle"
in the orchestral accompaniment, this
owing tony implicit confidence in the
ability and disposition of talent constant
ly before the local public. Mrs. Pear
sail is a musician of unusual ability both
as soloist and band director. Her ex
perience covers period of over twelve
years, during which time she conducted
the famous katie Baker" and "Clair
Path" ladies bands. Mis- Pearsall con-
templates remaining in Boulder for an
time, and so it is to be hoped
that those disappointed on this occasion
may yet have the pleasure of hearing
this talented lady.
May BRADFORD.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17

F. M. Shaw, travelling passenger agent
of the Denver & Gulf, and Frank Smith,
clerk for Mr.. T. F. Dunaway, general
superintendent of the Gulf line, came TO
Boulder this morning to extend the
sympathy of the officers in Denver 10 T.
E. Giller, agent here, in this sad hour of
his affliction in the loss of his wife. They
came to make any arrangements for Mr..
Giller that he might require in transport
ing the remains of drs. Giller and the
family back to her home in Harrison
vile, Mo.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17
Your Boy Wont Live "A Month.

So Mr.. Gilman Brown, of "a Mill st
South Gardner, Mass, was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble, fol-
lowing Typhoid Malaria, and he spent
three hundred and seventy five dollars
with doctors, who finally gave him up,
saying: "Your boy wont live month.
He tried Dr. Kings New Discovery and
few bottles restored him to health and
enabled him to 60 to work a perfectly
well man. He says he owes his present
good health to use Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, and knows 1t to be the best IN
the world for lung trouble. Trial bottles
free at Parlor drug store.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17

Chicora, Pa, Herald" Richard Ven
sci reports One Minute Cough Cure the
greatest success of medical science. He
told us that il cured his whole family OF
horrible coughs and colds, after all other
so-called cures had failed entirely. Mr..
Vensel said it assisted his children
through a very bad siege of measels.
One Minute Cough Cure makes expec-
toration very easy and rapid. Parlor'
Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17

Last evening George SINNERS was
treated to surprise party at his home
by about 80 of his young friends in cele.
bration of his 22d birthday. High five
and whist formed the pastimes of the
evening Light refreshments were served
and shortly after the party dispersed,
having enjoyed very pleasant evening.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17

The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are making preparations to hold social
in the chapel on Friday the 10Th instant
AS these church socials are always pleas
ant it is hoped that there will be large
attendance of both old and young on
that occasion. An interesting musical
program will be rendered and there will
be no charge for admittance or other
collection taken.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17

The Bradford concert was not as
largely attended last evening as it merit
ed, as the work done was of a high grade
The non-appearance, of Mrs. Pearsall
tended to cut the program little shorter
than was planned, but it made up in ex.
cellence what it lacked In length. A
large attendance will, undoubtedly, be
present this evening.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17

The third anniversary of the School
masters club will meet next Monday, the
22nd. The club is social and profes
sonal organization and the membership
is limited to forty. A banquet will be
held after the meeting in the university
dining room.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17

The frame st uCture on 18th and Ma
rine, in course Of construction, was twist
ed up pretty badly by the wind yester-
day. Mr.. Kimball, the owner of the
house, says however, that it can be lift
ed back to the foundation without tear
ing it to pieces and that the damage will
be slight.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17
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The New Drugless Science of Treating
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DR., w. L. Harlan of Denver has es
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in the rooms over the Lee-Kinsey Inn
plement company, where he wifi ex
anime and treat all chronic cases without
the use of drugs. The doctor will be in
Boulder on Tuesday, Thursday and Sat.
urday of each week. Consultation and
examination free. No opinion given
without examination.
Daily camera., 1897-02-17
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Daily camera., 1897-02-17

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