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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-03-09
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SWeeter the meat

" 1here things drygoods department
the gotten
too into complete detail Below
Quotations symbolic of the entire department.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-03-09

TocK AND WOOL INTERESTS GREAT JUDITH COUNTRY
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Mr.. j. u. Bone commercial agent Of the
Cotton Belt. is in Hampstead.
General Manager Meldrum OF the Hons
ton East and West Texas railway returned
to the tiy yesterday from New York
Mr.. Fred d. Miller. travelling passenger
agent of the Illinois Central railroad with
headquarters Mt New orleans. was In the
city yesterday
Mr.. u. A. Jones. general freight agent
Of the Houston and Texas Central railway,
is at Austin attending the meetings of .he
railroad commission.
Mr.. w. T. Musick. travelling passenger
and freight agent of the International and
Great Northern, with headquarters Mt Pal
estine, was among the visiting railroad
men in Houston yesterday.
The Houston and Texas Central railroad
has received a large supply of the rev
war tax stamps to be used on bills OF lodlng
on and after July /. The stamp Is about
the size OF those used on ordinary letters,
and has for a centorpiece miniature or
cut of the battleship Maine.
There are no new developments IN the
infamous Matchmaking scheme sought to be
practiced against the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railway, but The authorities
are still investigating the case, and 1t Is
to be hoped they will ferret out the last
scoundrel of the murderous gang engaged
in the diabolical conspiracy.
Tho Sunsat and III, Houston ma Texas
Central railway comnanies have issued neat
ma mnbIe,s for the guidance OF their agents
ana emnInyss in the matter of the special
and stamp taxes which become effective
July !. They are UP to date, just like
everything undertaken by these roads.
The executive board of the new South
the foIlowing gentlemen. General pas
senper Agents II G. Townsend Of the Mis-
sourl Paci1c-Iron Mountain. James Barker
of the Missouri. Kansas and Texas. %. l..
Winchell of the ST. Louis and San Fran
cisco and 70, w. La Beaume OF the Cotton
Belt
A, a., ,ulor ,,os,ardav co,o,.i q
,raro .me So',i:,,'s,' ''a:,cnon. s..n, n,
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Total liabili
EXPORT LUMBER RATES.
Question Now Under Consideration
by Railroad Commission.

Austin. Texas, June 2S.-There was
brief hearing before the railroad commits
sion this evening, attended by representa-
'tisSeaff Southeast Texas mills and rail-
roads reaching Port Arthur and Sabine
Pass, at which the question OF equallzing
the rates for the transportation of lumber
from Beaumont and points north thereof
TO said ports was considered, with the re-
suit that the commission indicated that it
would in all likelihood authorize a rate OF
3is cents from Sabine and East Texas
points and a rate of 2ha cents from Beau
mont, no objection being made thereto
either by the railroads or the millmen.
The commission also announced its Will
ingness 10 apply the By cent rate to Gulf
Beaumont and Kansas City points il the
Southern Pacific Joins in an application
with that road. This hearing was occa-
stoned by complaints arising because of
the recent Withdrawal by order OF the
commission, OF the export rates in effect
TO Sabine Pass for several years, said
withdrawal having been ordered because
Of the application of the Kansas City
Pittsburg and Gulf railroad for an export
rate Of 21s cents ana local rate of 4
cents from Beaumont to Port Arthur
which was considered discriminatory by
the commission. II having developed that
export rates were being applied to all
character of shipments by the Sabine Pass
line. the withdrawal order was suspended
thereto anu WI so remain until the cues
ton considered today is determined. Said
order was further suspended this evening
in so far as the Kansas City, Pittsburg and
Gulf is concerned, upon that roads appli-
patiau
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RAILROAD APPOINTMENT.
Il. u. Dorchester becomes General
Manager of the Nelusro Terminal.

Il. -. Dorchester becomes General
Manager of the NeiusrO Terminal.
As predicted by The Post several days
ago. the election of Hon. L. l.. Foster as
president OF the Agricultural and Mechan-
zeal college would cause that gentleman TO
resign his position as general manager of
the Velasco Terminal railway. and tas
foreshadowed by The Post at the same
time) Mr.. e. B. Dorchester, secretary ana
assistant general manager OF the company,
would be appointed to succeed him.
Both predictions have been verified. Mr..
Foster resigned his office as general man
ager in order that he might more eff
GENTLY attend to the presidency OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical college, and
Yesterday Mr. Dorchester received the
pleasant intelligence of his promotion to
The position OF general manager of the
Terminal. The Post feels there is nothing
10 add to the good things it has already
said OF the new appointee, further than TO
congratulate the company and the public
on the Wise selection made. Mr.. Dorches-
Ter assumes the duties OF his new office
on Friday morning. July }. and his many
friends will be glad to learn OF bis well
deserved advancement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
STATE CAPITAL ITEMS
CATALOGUES or THE UNIVERSITY
ARE READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Houston Firm oIIcctor
Flanagan Announces that He Has
Plenty Of stnmps for Sale.

Austin. Texas. June 2S, The 1898 cata.
logues OF the University and school of
medicine and OF the law department have
been received by the secretary OF state
and are ready for distribution
a new digest OF the insurance laws Of
the state Is being prepared by the insur-
ance department. The last digest was
made In 1891.
Tho next term OF the law department
OF the University begins on Wednesday,
soptt mber u, and that OF the University
proper and OF the school OF medicine one
week later.
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, :. opposite direction. with thir,y-day limit

n opposite direction. with thirty-day limit
for return. 1a' i'i'l''
nnectiye at once and continuing daily
70 ana including September 30, the follow.
,ns round trip rates viii be In effect to
WI nn, iexas: From stations Houston to
aorktown TO San Antonio included, 1890:
stations on Kerrville branch Will add one
ana one-third fares to the $3.50 rate from
San antonio to Marlin and return includ-
ing transfer IL the business does not
move via our own line from San Antonio
agents south Of Kennedy will add one and
ohe-third fares to the $3.50 rate at Remedy
Agents on Lockhart branch will add one
.sa one third fares TO the s6.4o rate at
sinner. Agents on Waco branch VIII add
one and one third fares from their stations
70 waco added 10 $3.50. Waco to Marlin and
t..urn, the rate not to exceed s6.4O. Tick
cts VIII be limited to thirty DAYS from
date OF sale.
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A RaiIronL Mnm,. Hobby.

u. II. II. Green Is not only q railroad
man but true sportsman as well. He
arrived In Rockport yesterday with par
ty Of friends. with the view Of selecting q
site for the proposed club house which he
proposes building at that point for the ac-
commodation OF the tarpon fishing and
hunting club. which embraces the first 400
sportsmen OF the United States including
Grover Cleveland, VIM. Mckinley. Mark
Hanna, Wade Hampton, j. S. Hogg, Chas
l.. Culberson and host Of other notables
DISTINGUISHED for their skill both with rod
and gun. Mr.. Green was accompanied on
his trip 70 the coast by an architect. who
will superintend the building Of the big
club house.
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4 1, Srone, city: r.. L. Kelley, Beaumont
,, ss,,ar,and, New Orleans; s. NJ. KeIIev
| ysw a York K sEiseTnstssedt. Chicago; g.
n 70 sister, Miss Putnam. Miss smit tSs
NJ d !, French. Cincinnati: j. H. v" Met.
n huIi HaaSSsiI bhs T.. G. Gibbs aud wife,
csIVeston: 'S N huntsville; J. W. Ken
lSE ,Isno,.sW Waco: A. o. Carr, LoSisyil,ms.
AZ sS'9 aDd a a; M Samuel, st, Louis: a A.
III s. ns Mite, Galveston; Or. ]. NJ.
,s,;n. csarslena: j. T. Murphy D ii w.
Y oo q, =. Allison, New York us ! 'a F
sSssa, Is o, Friench Simpson. Haliets-
efotlos.isn .'aappsfp. Willis; Sam Gold |
y. tiiits, IL {, load .'sr~,.. -, J
3 Arthnr,g Nv II. Ns77t4. Waco. u. EAR.
1s1an. Ii
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SPECIAL RATE EVENTS.

For Fourth Of July. the Houston ana
Tsxos Central will sell round trip tickets
between all points on its road, as wen as
its connecting lines, at rate OF one ana
ope-tbird fares. Tickets on sale July 2, 8
and A. limited 10 return July o.
For the sheriffs' convention at galveston
.Juiy 12 TO Is, the Houston and Texas CEN
traj railroad will sell round trip tickets
So ono fare. Tickets on sale July II and
10 limited 10 return July II. the san
Antonio and Arkansas Pass railroad makes
similar rates.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
wav passenger department instruc's lts
AGENTS 10 make the following rates Tor the
events mentioned:
For the meeting of the Ola Lahui'arhS
association (colored) at Waco, July 10 ~.
an omen rate of one and one thira iafes
for the round trip is authorizei' Hei, VI
Ip,v and Z. final return limit OF jury H.
Far The meeting OF the Baptist MISSION
,rv association at Columbia, Texas an
80, rate Of one and one-third fares ior
~ round irip is authorized. Tickets WIZ
he soId July IL and IL, final return iimis
July 19. r,., council Of
Texas. Improved order OF Red Men at fai-
as,ina Texas. a rate of one rare for ne
round trip is authorized Tickets may pe
so,a August 5 and 3, final return limit OF
August 16. -, a,nv n and In
Guiding September 81 you ma Taxas a,
trip tickets 10 Mineral wen" s,ios yoasun.
sIss5 1Agers>s between Houston ana los
kum will add one ana ons-'s s,r sE ss,a'
me me lo,,sh n Remedy will add one and one
t,ons sues earss 10 the above rate.) San An
,nr,o sis75. Rockdais ssoo, Flstonis $50,
Rosebud $50. Glddinss sios'' camera nsnoa
~, WEI is ann and one third fares for M
wni auu .,,' ~ the nearest station on our
, rouna t-cn which the rate Is shown not 70
a l,ns a,' he rate quoted srom frst stat'on
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
HAWLEY GUARDS.
CnIvcston's CoIored Company VIII
Soon ia lie In the Army.

Galveston. Texas, June 2s.--Colonel
Crane OF the Ninth United States Volun-
teer infantry arrived in the city at l1:l5 a.
m and appointed DR.. Briee Fontalne ex-
aiming surgeon, who started 10 examin-
ing the Hawley Guards Company l., Ninth
United States Volunteer infantry. The
examination Will continue daily until
enough men are taken to make the full
quota of eighty-two men.
First Lieutenant Nelson A. Smiley also
arrived this morning from Richmond
The Hawlcy Guards win be mustered in
and be off to New Orleans in short order.
A few more good men stand chance Of
getting In, although 10 men are now en-
tered
Captain Chambers wife has presented
the company with an elegant Bible.
The Hawiey Guards is a colored COM
many.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Notwithstanding the war, 1.-The Southern
Pacific does not propose to let its ships
remain idle SO long as there is work for
them TO do in the freight carrying business,
and in Furthermore OF this decision three
New York next week, viz: the ri Moro
on Tuesday, the Excelsior on Tuesday and
the Chalmette on Saturday,
1t is reported that the Benner line Will
also resume running Its vessels between
Galveston and Now York. and that the
management is now making arrangements
TO that end,
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Rates $3.50 and $500 per day.
~ JAS. LAWLOR. Prop.

Ruppin, st. Louis; R. w. Brahan,
Fae; deorge Tying, San Antonio; Fac
aa wife. Waco, J, H. Hartz, Eagle
En' A. Dascomb, San Antonio; Jonn
Pa Allison Mayfleld, Miss Mayfeld,
Albert Krankowsky, z. C. Jungkind,
l'oalo; + NJ. Odena, Detroit. Mrs.
sna children, Del Rio; T. b. Pipkin,
", y, Gutmah, Boston; A. l.. East
~ Lena Jackson. Galveston; C. Van
ualssi VIM. c. Williams and wife,
~, MISS Lola Bennan, Comanche,
'Ias Herzsig, NJ. D.. Brazoria. Geo.
c!onn A: Reardon, Kinckerbocker,
~. =. More. Corsicana. Tevas; q.
~, beaumont; G. |. Millard. st.
y sarkowitz, Galveston; George Lock.
X aiss NJ. Hedges, jennings; j. II.
warrior; j. b. Stafford, Eagle Lake:
.J9laa, Gonzales; A. Vnnp, houston;
u, alepeer, Louisville; A. r. Shields,
!, ~, nrs, NJ. r. Harrison, Mrs. r. e.
\ mug src children, Miss Julia Harrison,
Is mniie Harrison, II. j. Bolton and
,,ss''e On W. k Mvrrow, Sugarland: j.
~ tort Worth; l.. b. Russell, Jr.,
IN texas; X. Il. Kelly, city; Charles
|, 4 uvrReston; J. C.. Andrews, San An
H.. q u Johnson, New Orleans; p. Will
VI W. I. Musick, Palestine; II. A.
!, o.'g,getown: c. T.. Castleberry, At
nj d d. Coleman, city; Mark Wiess,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
New Train service.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas train,
due in Houston at 10 p. m, now runs
to Galveston direct from It's own depot.
and leaves the International depot Mt 1920
D. m. every night. Returning, 1t arrives
at the International depot each morning at
sos. and leaves the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas depot for the North at S:l5 p. III.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
The nrnngr Riae..

Orange, Texas, June 2s.-Captain A. II.
sholars Of the Orange Rifles. Company II.
Fourth Texas regiment, today received or
ders from the adjutant general 10 report
with his company in Houston next Friday.
July !. heavy rain, which has been
falling all the Afternoon. has interfered
with the drilling OF the company toiay.
though the captain marched them out to
the passenger depot and back TO the bar
racks this morning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
The Confederate Reunion.

The Houston and Texas Central railway
announces the following round trip rates
from the various points named to the an
nuaI reunion OF the Confederate Veterans
10 be held at Atlanta. Ca Jlly 9o-23;
All stations. Houston to Denison, Fort
worth. Waco, Lancaster and Elgin, ineiu-
sive $3.50. Galveston $3.50. Manor $l1,l5.
Austin $3.50, Llano $50 90.
Tickets on sale July 16. II and is, good to
ratlirn IN TO August ].
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
Ellis Countl voIunteerr.

waxahachie. Texas, June 2s.-The work
of examining the members of the Ellis
county volunteers was prosecuted today IN
der the direction OF pr. A. d. Small So
far the examinations have been very salts
factory,
The cake walk given by the volunteers
tonight was participated in by ten negro
men and women. The door receipts Will
give tie men expense money until called.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

Mr.. N G. Pearsall has been appointed
general manager Of the St Louis, Avoy-
Giles and Southwestern railway, with
headquarters at Marksvile, La, He was
formerly connected with the Texas and Pa
ctic and Is well known in this state.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
CHARTER FILED

The following charter was fled for record
In the secretary Of states office today:
Houston Boot. Shoe and Hat company of
Houston; capital stock $4,000. Ineorpora-
tors; j, l.. Souza. j b. Cochran and
Alexis NJ, Jacobs. all OF Houston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS.

Collector of lntNnal Revenue Flanagan
announces that he is In receipt of Il sup
ply of documentary and proprietary rev
enue stamps and that parties needing same
must apply at once as the law goes into
effect July !. Cash must accompany orr
ders as no postage stamps or personal
checks will be accepted.
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d. O. WARD.
Proprietor.

quarters
tRI oniyers, Edna; Robert Bonsall,
M. 4 Mnis, Georgia: C. d. Morrison.
d y,s,oLI, Mc-rls, Galveston; A. w.
byd; s'Y ma, H. w. Hitchcock, Orange;
Smith NSeaumont; D. f. Price, Waco,
L nNsaasvasota; j.. = Hopkins. Dali
s sa,.ie Rlains r. F. Darby Cameron;
D. o. WMearne; A. IL. Ray. Galveston:
RSser" sra, Russell Ward, Reiffert
]. ], no,,t n, H.: J. II. Garrison. Garri-
fsa,o. vwrnam, PALESTINE; W. A. Hender-
trarv W.. w; Il. Cromer, Chicago; III. J.
rsssss'ai a !, sons, New Caney; Ed Pruett.
ROLAND ~ w. T. Martin. ]. p. Laughlin.
q Iowa. j.; Garry, l.. A. McAllister.
f'ef and wife. Conroe; John Crotty,
snd 81, Mex innon. Houston; T.. NJ.
/ Wh,y,onn, Matagorda county: DR.. d.
Wa. y. NJ. Williamson, Edna.
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naI,rona Engincrr AppoInaed.

Mr.. c. G. Mallard has been appointed d.
v,.,on engineer of the Sunset route Vice
Mr.. A. D'Heur resigned his headquartars
he.ps at Algters, La. The official circular
s,,line the vacancy was issued yesterday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-29

orally conceded to BE- full and complete
line Of hardware or implements is declared
eligible to membership.
The third Tuesday IN June Is fixed as the
day for the annual convention,
The convention then elected commit
tee OF sixteen on resolutions and add css
and adjourned until $3.50 o'clock tonight
At that hour the committee gave notice
that they would not be able to report before
tomorrow.
The convention was entertained with
short speeches until 10 o'clock, when ad-
tournament was ordered until o'clock to-
morrow morning.
The following retailers enrolled their
names at the afternoon session, j, w. wal
Ter. Forney: r. s. Crank. Waxahaohio: J.
c. Rugle. Mesquite; j. r. Thompson Hiis-
boro; J. w, McMannus, Waxahachie; 4. r.
Tonllinson. Hillsboro,
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by MIR. }. T. Mahi. engineer OF maintenance
OF way ana bore the Endorsement, Ap-
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THE HOTELS

FHUL HOTEL
MA Her,ey,
q Munger. -
ela $50 to
t.Rf day. Six
Es.sint rooms.
eaIh. Large
M 70 o m 8.
Eilly located.
4 aecommoda-
Y hr CONNER
| Ven In the
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Hotel Bristol.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.

HoCSiON, TEXAS.
|nenean Plan, 81 and So. so per Dav.
Putly frst-ciass. centrally Ioc.toa. D..
W klesatoi, Electric Lights. Steam H.,
w tnd Call Bells in all rooms. Eic.sn,I.
fsshed. new and modern. e~nuy
~ city. W any hotel
AuRlsoN & MALIN. Manager,
Formerly Of Capitol HoteI.
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y Held Up aud Rohbed.

FAsuls "e'd TIP and Robbed.
n ieSas, June 2S.-Enginser @.
I.so., 4sufer of the local lodge of
u 4 VI Locomotive Firemen. was
snl, Ae Katy yards last night by
ksI., =, men, who secured his grip,
,earsdy az, IN cash and other valuabies
|pelsenssn mr. Cole brought in the mid
opfrrss and was on his way home
|ened , I've. by the robbers. who
n. ~ - -r--r--
(n~ 20 Part Davis.
SeS~n PacifSs tsunset route) u
h ~; 70 Aarfa. tie railroad station
~ 49, At one ana one third fare
= GOOD until Ccl,ber 81.
Daily camera., 1898-10-26
II
70 Arrsags Dpas-a-DssA.

Authorities upon decoration declare
that there should be eliminating
spot in the ornamentation Of room.
In the ordinary room this eliminating
center is the fireplace and its mantel.
Naturally, therefore, this is the place
for the display of the choicest bits of
bric-a-brac, and, generally speaking,
Of the smallest. In arranging these
ornaments it is helpful to bear in mind
the general rule that bronze requires
strong light, and that marble and
telicately tinted china demand half
shadow. Whatever the bric-a-brac, and
wherever placed, it should always be
kept exquisitely clesn.-La&es' Home
Journal.
Daily camera., 1898-10-26

The fact should not be overlooked by
silver men that there would have been
complete harmony in this county had il
not been for the office.hungry crowd in
the Populist convention. who. believing
they had 4 cinche. spat on the Democrat
and Silver Republican committees which
appeared before the Populist convention
to urge some kind Of union on local
ticket. While We feel kindly toward all
the candidates on both the local silver
tickets. We believe the populist Leaders
deserve q severe rebuke and thatscaa
best be administered by the election Of
the local ticket headed by Joseph T. At.
wood for county Judge.
Daily camera., 1898-10-26
BICYCLE GIVEN ANAY !!

A. 7. Lewis ii the Elite Cigar Store
has on exhibition = bicycle which will
90 % some lucky guessef on Christmas
day. There is also . large pumpkin On
hand. Every person buying Is cents
worth Of stuff is entitled - Z tekes.
When he gets four tickets he u entitled
% aguess - 10 the number Of seed6 In
the pumpkin. With every four fekets
be has one guess. On chfiamas day the
pumpkin will be opened md the seeds
oosnted, and the one guessing nearest
the numbes e sseds viii Get tie whsel.
Daily camera., 1898-10-26
Repli.. of tn. n.t..... u.i..

The famous donkey which was
brought back from the soudan by the
Australian volunteers who went there
in 1855 has just died. That donkey
:ost the country something like $780,
900, for that was the cost of the expe-
dition, which resulted in nothing but
the securing Of the donkey. Most of
us have heard Of the apt and philo-
sophical rejoinder Of the late Sir Henry
Psrkes, when somebody alluded to the
expense involved in securing the donkey
for the Sydney zoo: II am sorry to
say" he said, shat it isn't the only
donkey that has cost US 6 $50, 900. -
Sydney (Australia) Telegraph. 3
Daily camera., 1898-10-26
Free Medical Advice.

s% Free Medical Advice.
The faculty of the Medical depart.
ment of the University of Colorade will
give free medical and surgical advfee %
the deserving poor at the medical haild.
ing on the university campus IS follows:
Each morning Of the week. exchlive
Of Saturday and Sunday. from a 10
Eo:3o. sat.7 VI
Each evening of the week. exclas,ve
OF Friday. Saturday and Sunday aton
$50 to 7:3o. y
Msnday Even,ns-Surgerv.
Wednesday .Evening-Diseases 1.-the
eye yeAndear. 4 & f III 4
- Thursday Evening-Diseases Of 70.
men. q y,
A small fee viii be charged to Cover
the expense Of the medicine used. u
/, 3esf L. M. GIFFIN. Dean.
Daily camera., 1898-10-26
On Saturday night E. o. Wolco,. vii

On Saturday night E. o. Wolcott will
tell the citizens of Boulder what great
friend of silver is his lord and master
William Mckinley. incidentally hsa~ill
bring his brother Hen" along with him,
and it will be the first time in many years
that the two brothers have considered
that such town as Boulder is on the
map of Colorado. Years ago they sssug
gled hard to divide this county -but,
then, that was years ago.
Daily camera., 1898-10-26

Richard Broad Jr.. who is just now. by
virtue of his position of chairman Of the
Silver Republican party. a trust he base.
ly betrayed. attracting 80 much atten.
ton, is q merchant Of Golden and asman
Of very mediocre ability. Doubtless the
notoriety he has acquired during the
past two months. has been pleasing to
him. but the newspapers will be searched
in vain for his namelt~o years from this
date. Broad is a cheap sort Of Bene
dict Arnold. IA
Daily camera., 1898-10-26
onssaily Dap.rteA

TAa semmanding emcer had sa1-
2rissd tie young lfSntenant and his
Ian 6htsri iNrying - occupy the same
chair.
The lieutenant sprans to - fsst
and saluted. - s-.
"Sif, ,she said, II have the honor TO
report an engagement at close quar-
ters, in which have been entirely Vie
torious. It now merely remains for
you to give your sanction to the terms
Of surrender. - Chicago POST AL
Daily camera., 1898-10-26
Bargains for Home Seeker.

Bargains for Home Seekers.
We have fine list OF attractive offers
10 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 f.
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder