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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-09
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-09

NASHVILLE TENN. April s-The
last day of the Cumberland Park races
was We'll attended. tho crowd being the
Iargest Of The week Tho weather wHs
clear and the track fast. Most OF the
stables go 20 Newport, "a train load lcav-
ing tonight Some stables Will go 20
Memphis summaries.
First race-siN furlongs Bertha Nell
t3 to - nrst Nimrod q Go and 1 20 -
second. His Brother ~ 90 - third. Time.
1.l5ll
Second racc-sovcn fIrlouEs -Blitheful
as IA ~ FIRST Lady of the West G 10 b
and I 10 81 second Jim Lisle IS 20 D.
third. Time, 1.2g4.
Third raC,-nur-siXtecnths OF mile
Maxwell House stakcs.-W. Overtou so To-
80 first. pall Nell ~. 40 90 ! and . to -
second, Clarence Is. q TO u third Time.
.5Jtg
Fourth race-siX furlougs Holy Land
10 to - first O. b. Louchurst - 90 ] ami
To- - second koscI0 IS 90 D. third. Time.
l:lait
Fifth race-pursc six fur.ongs-Fervor
G to Jl first Aunt Bird ~ TO j and %
5 second. sim w. @ 10 D. third. Time
l144
sAih race-six fu:longs.- Lauretta u
90 90 ID hrst Bomhardon 13 10 / and EVEN
second. Katie Longtelow a. 20 u third.
Time. 1916.
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SAVANNAH. Ga. April N.-Capain p.
I'D Green. ol .1e Atlantic Conc acting
Coupars went ou the stand in the Car
ter court martial this morning. Tie ties .-
fsd most positively that captain carter
had never been lu ans way benefited from
the AUtraIc Contracting COmpany citht'
oI,-.y ol Indirectly. ..,
Ntrea asked 10 produce his bank book
10 Show how much money the company
has spent OLA Cumberland Sound under
tne I.5 contract. Doe refused.
Ii. denied tha, Dc hid signed me name
of Aus0u 81 Bangs Co checks as tes'lneH
by E1r.r C.r.alhu. oi New YORK
Captain Garter tneu took inc stanh pc
fr.. .y..,n a. "a ,,ltnts. boo his own behalf.
81, mao. statements simply as 10 en-
pIueer.ue matters and Office methods. H.
Will continue 20 testify tomorrow
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mods Redemption" would be sung. The
occasion was equally notable as SER
vice OF worship wOTihly concluding
Good Friday, and a musical event upon
which the director OF the choir MI.
Scrivener, is entitled 20 hearty cOngral-
uiation.
Several well known musical critics
present pronounced g. the music. in their
judgment. so exceptionally well rendered
as 10 be worthy OF extended comment
The singing OF the oratorio whose theme
IS the transcendent tragedy IN the hu-
man drama, was preceded by the regular
order OF evening prayer. Rev. }.
Gravatt ohiciating. There was not IN
any detail OF the service, single sug-
gestlon Of the mere entertainment-its
spiritual significance seemed 20 appeal TO
ALL The chorus. 10 the writer, reached
the acme OF impressiveness.
Thou that dost declare Thou destroyest
the Temple Thou that Canst IN three
days build " again. hast Thou not power
20 save thyself Canst Thou not now
come down? And IN the ouicry Of the
pr.ests-"Can He not save Himself-He
the Saviour Of oihers?'
The concluding choral had The true
Fladness OF tho church's fruitiOn IN tho
resurrection and was beautifully given.
Mr. Scriveuer. the basso. in his contrihu-
tions 10 the recitative often appealed 10
his auditors deeply by hts sympathetic
expression Of the Divine love as shown
upon tho cross. Mr. Hughes tenor
while not phenomenally strong was fully
appreciated. was especially In the words
OF Jesus 10 the Beloved Disciple-"Rehold
Thy Mother" Mrs Meioney acquitted
herself with gratifying success In the
solo-"While my watch am keeping Do
The ohertory was appropriately Tor mis-
slOn5.
As whole the service and beautiful
rendition OF the oratorio could not fail
10 impress afresh upon al present what
Good Friday means in the church year.
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Notes Of sports.

This thing Of training in the spring 20
saws u veteran major league player. is
spelling the chances Of good many
men from making some neat pocket
money. l never had any Of 1t. but some
Of the players who used TO pick up $3.50
and A0O from colleges every spring for
eating college fare and looking wise
while the students were training FOR the
varsity ball team are down on their
luck. Il used 10 &c the regular thing for
members o. the championship team 10
get berths coaching college players But
IL does not go any more. The profession
ais have 10 train just as well as the
collie CLANS and the worst OF II Is that the
time the collegiars are training is just
the very time that the maenatee want
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-09

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April g.
Henry O. Wing. clerk Of the United States
Court here received letter from A.
Shaver. counsel of Interstate Commerce
Commission. stating that owing 10 an opin-
ION OF the United Supreme Court dei.,r
ed during the last few days. the decision
OF United States Judge Severens rendered
short time ago 10 the effect ina. tut
freight rates from the cast 20 Chatta-
nooga must be as low as those 20 Nash
VIE. Is effective az once.
According to this an freight rates 10
the east 90 the south must be changed at
once. as the roads are In contempt every
day they allow the present rates 10 oper-
ate
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and Other Matters.

Dr. W. D. Quesenberry. Of Caroline.
Is IN the city
Professor George W. Mnesof Radford
IS visiting AT The Executive Mansion.
Or W. w. Parker continues 10 i'm
prove and will be out Ina few days.
Hon w. p. McRae Of Petersburg. was
visitor 10 the capital yesterday.
Dr Charles l. Charters OF Norfolk. Is
visiting Mr. William H. Beyeridge at
Barton Heights.
Messrs George n. Cole. Of Chesterfield
and J.. n Nash. Of Hanover. were az the
state Library yesterday
Dr. Withcrspoon OF Grace Street Pres
byterian church and Rev. G. r. Hyde
Of Third Presbyterian church. will ex-
change pulplts tomorrow night
Mr.. G.. H. IIasker left yesterday morn.
INK for Plwtucket. L. l.. where by spec
request. bee will deliver his interesting
lecture on the "Merrmac.'
Alr. Palmer. resident OF Meadow
street found a white baby on his door
step Thursday night he turned Il over
10 the authorities Tor tle County Aims
house.
Dr. r. j. WoolrldEc. OF Hanover coun-
~. was stricken with paralysis this week
and IS very 49, RI. Woodbridge resided
IN this city for number or years and
has wide acquaintance here. He IS
about s. years Of age.
Little Cora MCGEE. the nine-year-oid
girl. who was operated on al the Retreat
for the Sick some dl>s ago for append.
cits by DR.. W r. Oppenheimer has
recuperated wonderfully and w!.l leave
the Retreat to-day.
After disposing Of a tiresome crlmina!
docket yesterday Justice CrutChheld
dropped into a civil docket or exactly
one hundred cases and disposed Of them
IN time TO attend the bail game between
the Cherubs aud BOstOns.
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EXPORT TRADE
MEETS ATCHECK
In the Higher Freight and Insurance
Rates.
FAIRLY GOOD BUSINESS SOUTH,
Iron Trade Reports Large Volume Of
Business But n - on Orders Pre-
Ni0usly Rookcd-Nhcat Ship
ping Slightly Larger.

NEW YORK. April S-Bradstrccts to-
morrow win say:
A sensible Quiotng OF demand for sta
plc goods is perceptihlc in the various
detailed trade reports coming 90 hand this
week AT The East thc drtt of matters
ancct.ng our foreign relations has been
such as to discourage new business. but
this tendency has boon considerably nc
centuatcd by wuumoly cold weather.
which has checked the usual Easter de-
mand 90 "a considerable extent Reports
from the West are chat the heavy rush
OF spring business is about over aud that
orders coming in now arc of q hilinE-in
character. Here again reports OF uuseo-
souau.e weather Wc met with
GOOD BUSINESS SOUTH
a fairly good business is reported in the
South hut slight check Co our export
trlCc Is reported growing out OF the
raising of freight and insurance rates
consequent on the disturbed foreign out
l0ok
Frost is reported 20 have done consid-
cradle damage to the peach ana oiher
fruit crops of tho south and 10 early
planted tobacco.
a fairly satisfactory trade IS reported at
fre Northwest. Lake navigation rs now
open. and 7uticipau0ue are that pros
porous years business viii De done
Rather less activity Isl noted Goa most OF
-ha court~v.s great staples Cotton goods
have moved fairly we'll ciughdms eS-
ueciaIiv being Boo excellent demand. aud
eXrept f1r low gradc cottons-uotaoly
print cloths. which have made ncW low
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-09
DEATHS

BOTT.-Died. Thursday night. at 2:30
o'clock a her residence 624 north
Seventh street Mrs. T. b. BOTT.
Funeral from he Second Presby, terrain
church (Dr Hoge's) THIS Saturday.
AFTERNOON al { o'clock. ap9-lt'
FRANCK Died. az her residence. No.
615 north Sixth street. at - 10 clock
Mrs. FANNIE FRANCK. widow OF Z
w. T. Franck. IN the seventy-siXth year
OF her age
Funeral notice Will he given later.
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the players 10 20 South. DO numerous
laps around the path. take long Walks
and work or every ounce or winter
fat"
Manager Tom Brown Of the Washing
tons. is quoted as saying:
Manager Ewing, Of the Cineinnaus.
has requested Pitcher Hill 10 Taooo
cigarettes. and I don't blame him. ~
rarettes dlmmsd the eye OF Nike heNy
ana weakened his batting average, played
sheol with MS 1elding and handseappeo
5Ss an round work. Charley DuHee. who
nlayed center for the Washlngtons ana
cid 81. Louis champion Browns was put
GU, Of tie business by eigase.ies, ana
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ALL ARE WAITING
FOR NEXT MONDAY
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Senior Sagasta and received from him
the reply decided upon.
MKINLEY AND THE POPE
II i M.-Senor GullOn. the Foreign
VI mister. las held several conferences
with the ambassadors OF the powers
Rumors having been circulated that
the failure of The Pore efforts was be-
cause the attitude Of the United states.
The NuucistOre here has issued the fol-
lowing note
The Nunciatore has to-day higher
hopes than ever OF the success az Papal
Intervention II SIS not true that Presi-
dent Mckinley has rejected the Pope e
intervention ZOO favor OF peace. such nm
uulItcuess would be the more impOiitic,
not only because 10 would display a bar
b1rous intolerance. but because however
mucn any person might be- the Iope s.
enemy. 30 would Doe impossible 20 misin-
terprct the views of the venerable ola
man who recommends the preservation
Of peace. on the other hand the Catho-
lies OF North America would never par
don such @ disregard OF the yicar-scner1!
of their church.
HEADS SWELLING.
The general tone OF the evening papers
IS one Of satisfaction with the inter-
ference of the European Powers as show
ing that the latter realize Spuln's deter
mined attitude against further conccs-
sions 10 America. Some doubt is OK
pressed however, as TO the result Of in
terventon. lest the European concert
repeat the Cretan performance.
FL Corrco Esparol, tho Carlst organ.
publishes q letter from the Marquis
Cavero. q Carlist general in the last
war address % Count Niquena. Minister
of Public Works. Offering his services in
case OF war
70 =. M.-At this hour there is absolute
ly no news. The government offices are
empty and political circles. and the places
Of public resort are deserted. owing TO
Good Friday.
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principals 10 the compact are Z. r.
BOVINE and James A. Murphy. and tho
stakes are $40 90 q side. play or pay. for
the best two In three races between the
crack PAGERS. The places and dates for
the three races are 10 be agreed upon AZ
a future ume. or in case the principals
cannot agree they are 10 be designated
by the referee. Three races will be PAGES
between September LIST aid October 18th.
the stakes In each race being 300 side.
while BOVINE also wages Murphy 0.scs
tina. Gentry will beat Guiaetts two races
out Of three.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-09

would advise any player to steer clear
Of the endcing htue weed wrapped IN
Daper. Cigars don't help the eyesight
Of a ban player but they are less In
furious than cigarettes. The pitcher WHO
has 10 depend so much on his wind
should be the last player on the team 70
20 against the papered weed know OF
a young and promising player In the
major league VINO Is a hend against the
cigarette out Il he doesn't cut out this
habit he will not be long IN fast COM
pany. He was complaining Of ais batting
las, year"
John R.. Gentry and Guinette have
nssn matched Tor q race nsxt fall. TIE
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OBITUARY.
Mrs T. Y Hnrnnn-


Information has been received here OF
the death at Roanoke on Tuesday Of
Mrs. L. V. Hartman.
She was the widow OF the late Major
John A. IIarman, who was known as
General Jackson's Quartermaster and
who died manv years ago. Mrs. Hartman
was the daughter OF the late Albert j.
CARRIER. OF Stanton. Although a woman
of strong character. she was yet gentle
In manner sweet in disposition and love-
~ Ia character. shedding around her an
air Of refinement and culture. She has
one brother living, Major a. w. CARRIER,
Of Richmond.
Mrs Hartman is survived By four sis
ters: Mrs. Fannie a CARRIER. OF Madison,
Ind: Mrs. J. W. Baldwin and Mrs. Arista
H0ge Of stanton. md Mrs. Brooke Esk-
ridge OF Pueblo. Col.
Mrs. Hartman leaves six children TO
mourn the loss Of q true and loving
mother-M c. Hartman OF Kansas City,
Jonn A. Hartman. Harper Hartman. Thos
j. Hartman and William H. Hartman. OF
stanton, and Mrs. ID. T.. Sites OF Roam
oke.
The funeral took place from Trinity
Epicopal church. IN Stanton. Of which
she had long been coSistent and earnest
member, Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Kate b. MCGUIRE.
SUFFOLK, VA. April s-spec.aL-Mrs
Kate =. MCGUIRE. who had been city
editor Of tho Daily Progress for eight
years. died al II 80 last night. aged sixty
three years. She had done considerable
correspondence Tor outside papers.
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rnMcdinS nnnlk.

SUFFOLK VA April especial
Cards ere our for the marriage OF AS
sistsnt Postmaster Beverly Brothers 20
Mss Jessie Adam. williamson or Wed
nesday afternoon April 10Th, az the SUI
fox Christian church
z
Don't Fail 70 READ The Biz Ad on
Pags &
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Don't ran 70 READ he Big ~ -
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It's. Waltcmeyer- was down this morn.
ing from Nederland, where he is con.
Quoting the mill enterprise of the Midget
Mining and Milling company. The
stamps Of the old Nederland mill under
bis superintendent are dropping stead
lily upon ores from Nederland and other
Grand Island district mines, and at the
same tine work is progressing under M.
F. Le:ch's supervision on the new por.
ton OF the mill now under construction.
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An investment of dollar a week will
not require much sacrifice to any one,
tut it means fine lot in one Of the best
additions to Boulder. Call on Dyer in
the Camera building. He will tell you
all about it. Put your boy or girl in on
an easy home.aequ'ring proposition of
this kind. 1t will induce to saving by
the boy CT girl and means substan ial
for the near future.
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Glass, Orient, Hartford, Conn.,. also the
old reliable Continental, Of N. Y, for
farm risks. WARREN c. DYER,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Camera Building, Boulder.
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Milton Whitaker, assistant instructor
in chemistry in the University, has
started for New York city. where he
will assume his duties in similar ca.
pacity in Columbia University. Mr..
Whitaker has been in Boulder for a
number Of years and has made large
circle Of close friends: -.
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Rebate Stamps
..GIvEN BY THE...l
Following Merchants.

CHAS. c. .GIESICK-Parlor Drug Store
HISKEY & McNAUGHTON Groceries
THE PEOPLES STORE-Dry Goods
FRANK HISKEY-Boots and Shoes
P. c. JOHNSON-Bakery
MEYER BRO'S-Clothing, Hats, etc
EDWARD MONROE-Wall Papers
HAFFNER & HAFFNER-Furniture
D. G. CLARK-Photographs
BOULDER BICYCLE CO-Bicycles
D L. FINCH-House Furnishing Goods
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For first class dressmaklng call on
Madam Gillespie, room over Trezise's
place. Mrs. Gillespie invites the patron
age Of her old customers as we'll as that
OF new ones.
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Secretary Eli Hirsh6eld. who has been
seriously i'll with nervous, prostration al
his rooms in University Place, is report
ed to be improving again.
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Bargains for Home Seekers.

Bargains for Home Seekers.
We have fine list Of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us If you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con
template investments of any character.
Give US your properties for rent
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder.
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w. G. Houston and ]. N. Ives went
over to Denver today to place orders for
a new steam drill for the Wheelmen's 8
tunnel. The tunnel has nox been driven
I75 feet and several ore bodies have al.
ready been encountered. Four men are
at present EMPLOYED in the work.
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At the Eldora Labor day celebration
yesterday Billy Woods of Boulder and
HE Harris Of Gold Hill entertained
with four round bout. Quinn of Eldora
put on the gloves with Woods but was
stopped in the first round. Prizes in the
drilling contest were taken by Gold Hill
contestants.
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LosT--Pla,n gold watch with mono
gram N. B. engraved thereon and chair
attached. Finder leave at Elite laundr,
and receive reward. o-3t
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The family of J. L. Talbot, who have
been spending the summer at Jimtowp,
left yesterday tor Denver, where they
will spend the winter.
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A J. Macky. president Of the First
National Bank, started this morning for
an extended eastern trip. He will dur.
irg his absenc. from Boulder visit Tole.
do, Cleveland and Detroit.
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Bargains for Homo Seekers.

We have fine list Of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see US if you need
Home Property. Farm Property or cor.
template investments of any character.
Give US your properties for rent,
WARREN c. DYER'S
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder.
Daily camera., 1898-09-06

Martin Cummerford of the March
ioness tunnel at Magnolia was in Boul
der today.
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The trial of George and Ed Rowe on
a charge of vagrancy was held before
Justice Ingram this afternoon. The men
are already bound over to the district
court on charge OF horse stealing.
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Dowlng formerly Mrs. Dorr) & John.
son have opened a hrst:class restaurant
and oyster house. Wolf block. Your
patronage solicited.
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Dr.. Longan and son Of Sterling, Kan.
for several days the guests of Gen. N
Ives, left today for home.
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Mrs. Spare, a.niece of Capt. John Reid
who has been visiting in Boulder fol
some days. left this morning for her
home in Galena, Ill. -
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The Misses Kirkpatrick and Miss
Muller, who have been the guests et
Mrs. Eugene Wilder, left yesterday fol
Denver.
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Miss Jessie. Brown OF Niagara Falls,
Ontario, graduate Of Toronto univer.
sity, arrived last evening. She will be
assistant in Latin during the coming
wear
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The death Of the infant chilli Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. M. Clemons occurred al
jamestown. MI. Trezise sent up caske'
for the remains this morning.
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Madam Duprey, a dermatologist of
New York, has taken rooms with Miss
DR.. M. Alice Lake over Fonda's drug
store.
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The friends of Roger Mullin have ar.
rived and the remains will be shipped
East tomorrow.
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Miss Ida Howe, formerly trimmer for
Mrs. Tourtellot, has been down from
Breckenridge for several days as the
latter's guest. She returned home this
morning
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1t is stated that Mrs. w. B. Jobe. who
has been i'll with typhoid fever for some
time, is still in a most critical condition
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Mrs. Doc Booth, of St. Louis, tn,
Misses Kate West and Ruth West. o
Bellville, Illinois, are the guests of Mrs
Hiram Wolf and mother. Donald Saul
ter, of Denver, who has also been thei
guest, returned home.
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WANTEp-University student want!
work to pay for room rent. Address
Student" Camera Office.
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The friends of Mrs. D M. Poor will be
pleased at the report that she is much
better today.
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Lem Mcintosh and Roy, who have
been spending week in the mountains.
have returned.
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St. Margaret's Guild will hold meet.
ing Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 9TH, al
the home of Mrs. Robert Willis, o35
Arapahec Avenue.
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E. J. Temple started this morning fol
Springer. N. NJ, where he has large
cattle interests.
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Miss Louise Bruce, who was for sew.
eral days the guest of her friend Mrs. S.
F. Eldred, has returned to her home in
Denver
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Miss Louise Chase is reported to be
recovering re from her attack of typhoid,
though the fever has not entirely left her.
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Fred White has removed his Office to
the new Willard block. corner Spruce
and I2th.
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Judge and Mrs. Downer and daught r
Bessie are for the present located at
Col. Phillips, corner of nth and Pine.
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Rough dry, Is cents psr dozen. All
plain pieces In rough dry ironsd At the
above price. Elite Steam Laundry. 18th
and Walnut street. l5-u
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Screen desrs At voells.,. Browns.

Fresh oysters at Bowling and John.
sons. Wolf block. Open nights.
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A marriage license was issued today
to Daniel Rogers and Eta Starkey.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Screen doors at woollett- Browns.

The two.year.old child of L. ]. Bren-
nan is very i'll.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. En-
quire at 1928 18TH street. o.6t
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Omer Boyd is quite i'll at his home on
Spruce street.
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To Boulder, it was something new to Boulder The
way Lots have been selling, tells that the people
know good thing when they see it. Up to September
LIST, we have sold over
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Denver.