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His Shin.

saw him on the rocks beside the sea.
bent and gray-haired man,
With eyes as sorrowful as eyes can be
That never turned to scan
The far Sea-line, where ShadoWy sails
were seen
To rise and fade away
Like ghosts of ships that sail two worlds
Their freightage, who shall say?
Such fsr-on eyes. They never seemed to
The world about his feet.
But turning always, to the line remote
Where earth and heaven meet
Such lonesome, waiting eyes, they touched
to tears
The curious passer-by,
Full of a pathos gathered from the years
The old man had seen die
Some day my ship will surely come,' he
With sudden, hopeful smile.
How long. ago its sails were seward
spread,
And all the weary while
| have been waiting waiting, I am oldt'
His patient eyes grew dim,
And for a little time could not behold
The oceans purple rim.
One day ] saw him running DER the sands
With loud, excited cries,
Toward the sea, with trembling, out
stretched hands,
And, oh such eager eyes,
1T comes at last" he cried. Behold,
though late.
The ship / sent to seal
Oh come, and help unload it's precious
freight.
What treasures there must be!'
i looked, and saw beyond the harbor bar
A ship with well-worn sails,
Blown homeward from some shore that
lies afar,
BY laggard, dallying gales.
Joy breaks some hearts, they say. Upon
the sand
The poor gray head laid low
Dead, while his ship cast anchor by the
landi
But fate would have 1t SOL
-Eben +. Rexford in Milwaukee Wis
consin. 4
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ed a left on the throat and after some
exchanges both countered on the jaw.
The round ended by Birdsall landing
on the jaw. In the fifth Birdsall led
short and Pendergast put in his left.
Birdsall came back with a hard one on
throat and another in the face, fol-
lowed by another on the throat This
was Birdsall's round Exchanges
opened the sixth round and Birdsan
got in hard left swing on the neck
repeating it. Pendergast landed on
BirdsalPs right eye hard so that it
was closed in the eighth round and he
went through the remainder of the
fight practically with one eye.
In the seventh round Birdsall took
the aggressive and landed several
times on the neck and face. as well as
on the breast and body, Pendergast
getting in several counters. In the
eighth round both landed repeatedly
on the neck, but seemed to do little
damage. The round ended with heavy
exchanges First blood for Fender
CAST. In the ninth Birdsau landed
several on the throat and neck, Pen
dergast retaliating and becoming ag-
gressive and getting in a heavy one on
the face
Peniergast had the best of the tenth
round, landing several times on the
neck, while BirdsaH put in some good
ones on the neck and body In the
eleventh Birdsall beat tattoo on his
| opponents body, the latter landing sew
eral on the jaw and neck Birdsall
| had little the advantage in this
| round
In the twelfth and thirteenth rounds
| Birdsall landed repeatedly on the neck
and body, but did not seem to distress
! Pendersast much, and they mixed up
| and mad hot exchanges, in which Bird
| sail had the best of it. Both were tired
and weak at the end. From that to the
| seventeenth round Birdsa1l landed
| much oftener than his adversary. put
| ting in some stiff punches on the body
| that seemed to distress him.
The seventeenth round was full OF
heavy exchanges, Pendergast trying to
get a chance to use his right but could
only do so once when he landed on
Birdsaiis neck. Birdsall did most of
the leading and landed often. In the
| eighteenth both men seemed deter
mined to end it, and landed often and
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PATRIOTIC ELKS.
Express Their Sentiments Regard
ing the Maine Disaster.

The Benevolent and Protective Order
OF Elks, at its regular meeting held
last evening, unanimously adopted the
following set of resolutions:
Whereas, The United States war
ship Maine was recently sunk in the
harbor of Havana, Cuba by an explo-
sion, the exact cause of which is not
yet definitely known; and
Whereas, By the sinking of said
ship many sailors and several officers
of the United States Navy were with
out warning deprived of their lives.
and many of them unavoidably con-
signed to unknown and watery graves
and many others shockingly wounded
am
Whereas, The naval arm of our Gov
eminent is one of whose past history
zens are proud, and in whose present
efficiency, courage and loyalty we have
unbounded confidence; and
Whereas, Every person enlisting in
the American Army or Navy becomes
thereby a defender of American insti-
tutions and American national honor,
thus giving marked evidence of his 10y
atty and devotion to our common coun-
liy, anu
Whereas, Every American citizen
should feel deep personal interest in
the welfare and fortunes of every per-
son who thus assumes the discharge OF
hazardous public duties of such vast
Importance; and
Whereas The memory of those men
who gave up their lives in the service
of their country should be fondly cher
ished by all Americans living and by
those to come after us; and
Whereas, The Benevolent and Pro-
tee iV. Ord Of Elks is essentially an
American order, and as such thorough
ly imbued with patriotic love for Amer
lea and everything American; there
fore, be it
Resolved, That Sacramento Lodge,
No. 32S, of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective Order of Elks, deplores the
shocking and untimely death of the
brave officers and sailors of the United
States warship Maine in the harbor of
Havana, Cuba, and deeply sympathize
with those who We're there manned
and wounded. Be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of this lodge"
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hard. Pendergast missed a vicious
right swing and Birdsan neglected to
take advantage of the opening. They
mixed things from the start in the
nineteenth, but their blows lacked
steam. Pendergast missed another
right swing. In the twentieth BirdsaIl
landed repeatedly on the neck and
body while Pendergast got in three in
succession on the neck. They mixed
things, but when the bell sounded both
were strong on their feet and the rer-
cree decided it a draw, the decision Civ
ing general satisfaction.
Birdsall did most of the leading and
landed far oftener than his opponent,
being much quicker. Pendergast was
looking for an opportunity to use MS
right in knockout but it never came
Both men put up a game contest, Bird
sail especially so, as he only had one
eye for the last twelve rounds
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. March

Z II.
Morning Session-Andes, 10c: b & B, S2c;
G. & c, 19c; Kentuck, &c; Mexican, Bic;
ge, 23Q22c; s Nevada, 81 o.; Yellow Jacket,
2S6127c.
Afternoon Session-Ophir, 44d4Sc; Mexi-
can, 29c; G c V, 79c; b * B, &c: Potosi.
36G35c; II & n, 81 Az Overman, lie; Julia,
&c; Occidental. 81 65G1 50; Andes, loo.
Closing Quotations-Alta, 15c Alpha, Sc.
Andes. 1Oc; Beleher. 25c: B & Il. SIC; Bull
ion, 10c; Caledonia, Use; Challenge, zee;
Chollar. SEC; Confidence. Csc; c c V. Tie:
Point, 13c: Exchequer, &c; G. Sc C, 1sc;
Occidental 81 60; Ophir, 45c: Overman, lie;
Potosi. 35c: Savage. &c; Scorpion. &c: S
Nevada, 81 %; Union, 33c; Utah, lie; yell
low Jacket, 25c: Standard, 81 Is.
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Produce Quotations.

sakeTs E1raa 81 s5ai g. 81 1894 S'
WHEAT-shipping, 81 4oq1 AK per ctl
81 450 90 per ctl
BARLEY-Feed, good to choice, 81 07IhG9
| 10; fancy, 81 1872 per ctl; Brewing, 81 $50
OATs-Poor to fair, 81 15@1 171a per ctl;
good to choice, 81 20Q1 %; fancy feed
81 271z per ctl; Gray. s. 15a1 20; Milling,
seed, 81 35Q1 80; Red, 81 55Q1 49,
CORNm.Large elbow, q 05q1 071a; Small
Yellow, 81 l212; White, 81 O5Q1 O7i2
CKWHEAT-Nominal.
MIDDLINGS-$2 0@22 80 per ton.
BRAN-$16016 90 per ton.
ROLLED BARLEY-S24 per ton
CLIPPED OATS-siQ2 per ton more
than the whole article, as to quality
HAf-Prices ex-csar or cargo are as fol-
Dat, s16ql9; Dat, s15al6 80; Barley, $l3 5OlD
- 80; Alfalfa, s10Mn; Glover, $M413
Stock, $llaI2; Compressed Wheat, sl7Qls
STRA ". 81 12Q45c per bale.
fornid; old noIaiaal.
B BEL Ms, g s9as; Butter. 81 40
s. 1902 20; Pea. 81 5001 60; Small White
81 55Ql %; Large White, 81 50a1 60; Black
eye g 49, %; Red Kidney. y 25@2 50.
Oregon Burbanks, 60Q90c per ctl; River
Burbanks. 60Q70c per sack; River Reds,
5oalGoc per etl Petaluma and Tomales
212q312c per 10; MERGED Sweets, 75QS5c per
oNIoNs-s2 4oq2 70 per ctl.
NEGETABLES-Ba Peas, 3M3lbc per
ID String Beans, 121aQ15c ID; Egg Plant
per ID; Tomatoes, sal 50 in boxes and
Okra, 15c pei. 10; Asparagus, SC per ID
for fancy and 4a6c per 10 for common
Mushrooms, 4q9c per 10 for Wild Gar
50c4s1 per dozen; Rhubarb 50cGS1 per
box; Mexican Tomatoes, S1Q1 80 per box
Evaporated getables-Potatoes, sliced
granuiated raw, 11Q12c: Onions. 45c; Car
rots, cid 12Q13c: new 17gI5c: Cabbage
2l14q3oe; Sweet Potatoes, zoe; Turnips,
FRESH FRUITS-Apples- Fancy, 81 8.
occasionally higher; good to choice, 75cGg
ST.. common, 5oa65c per box,
CITRUS FRTITsEOranges 81 $: S5@lS - ~ per
box for Navels and 75cQs1 50 for Seedlings:
Mexican Lines. repaack. $5a5 80 per box;
to good, 81 60a2 for choice and 81 % for
TROPICAL FRUIT-Bananae. s1a2 Is
smyrna Figs 12lsgl4c per 10; Persian
Dates. 514Gse per p for new crop.
sa.g4ssc so-7o's. sA@sae: 7o.soz. 2aSsIc :;
s s4ss in s .acRs 2 ss5s w hhAts 4c Bs5 s
boxes. 60G7oc; Peaches. 3Q4e: Fancy,
41145c; Peeled, 10Q12i2c; Pluns, 41aQ5c for
ptted and 1l.Q2l2c for unpitted; Apples
5Q71a for evaporated and 4Q5c for sun
dried: Pears, halves, fancy, 4Q6c; quar-
tiers. 3Q5c.
RAISINS-Carloads-T Haze
per 10: 3-crown, Sc; 4-crown. SIC; London
| layers, $141 10 per box; Seedless Sultanas,
| 412c.
BUTTER-Creamery- 1Sc per ID
| special brands, higher; seconds 16laG17c.
| Dairy-Fancy, 16l2c; other grades, 15416c
| per 10.
CHEEsE-New e119c; old, &c; California
Cream Cheddar l0allc; Young America.
| 10411c, Eastern. 12,13c.
EGGS = Ranch, 11ha12hc per dozen:
| Store. 10l2G11c per dozen.
POULTRY-Live Turkeys. 9G12c per 10
Dressed Turkeys. 12G14c per fb: BOOSTERS,
| So 75di4 for old and Sc 50q7 for young; Brol-
ers S3d4 for small and $565 so for large:
Fryers IS 5006; Hens. So 5014 80: Ducks, 81
| as for old and d for young; Geese 81 80
| al 70 per pair; Goslings, o per pair;
| Pigeons. 81 % per dozen for old and 81 50G
| 2 Is for young.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

George White, a well-known resident
of Colusa, was in the city yesterday.
E. Damn, the wellknown Andrus Isl,
and truitsroWer is in the city.
Misses Bernice and Listena Green OF
CORTLAND are visiting friends in this
city.
Joseph w. Jacobs of San Francisco
come up from the city last evening and
will visit friends for a few days here
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Theory and Practice.

Madame Tweedledee principal of
great dramatic schooD-I was sorry
could not be present at your debut
last night. Did you follow my advice.
and hold your powers in check during
the earlier acts, so as to reserve your
self for the grand climax in the fourt h
act?
New Society Actress-Y-e-s.
Madame Tim so glad And didn't
the audience go perfectly wild over
that grand climacteric scene in the
fourth act?
New Actress (sadly)-They went be-
fore the fourth act-all of them.-New
York Weekly.
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Luch absorbed in his work to See any

much absorbed in his work to see any
one for weeks.
So the interviewer left; and the auth
or, before going TO sleep again. called
up the maid.
Did he take umbrage on his depart
ure?" asked the author of the maid.
Not knowing, sir, l cannot say" an
sweTed the maid TO the author, but up
to now / have only missed the spoons"
Pick Me Up.
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Meat Market.

Following are the rates for whole car
casses from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEF-F'irst quality, 6l2alc; second
quality. 546c: third quality 4Q5c per No.
VF,AL-6a6lsc for large and 6671sc per
10 for small.
MUTToN-Wethers, sQ91ac; Ewes. S1aa
SC per ID.
LAMB-9c per ID for Yearlings and 10
6il2iac for spring.
PORK-Live Hogs. 4hq41ac per 10 for
small 45sc for medium and 4Iac for large
dressed safe per H.
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NEW ORGANIZES,


Very stylish Organizes in all-over
designs, light and medium colorings,
a nice sheer cloth; 81 inches wide.
SATURDAYS PRICE. 5 I-3c Yard.
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They Crossed.

James Russell, Thomas Murphy and
James and Thomas Ryan entered pleas
of guilty TO vagrancy charges before
Justice Davis yesterday, and after be-
ing sentenced to serve six months each
in the County Jail, were given ten
minutes in which to cross the river
bridge They crossed
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NEW YORK. March IL California Dried
Fruits: Evaporated fruits quiet; others
steady. EVaporated Apples-Common so
Sc; prime wire tray. Sh0S$c; wood dreid
prime, Sl@aS9sc; choice, S&@9c; fancy, 9l1a
@loc. Prunes, 3l2dSc. Apricots-Royal,
5lz07c; Moorpark, S12GI10c. Peaches-Un-
peeled, 5q9c; peeled, 12d16c.
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|MEN's ovERSHIRTs.

Mems Blue Flannel Overshirts, sin
gle-breasted, made with pointed yoke.
banded collar, cut out shoulders, cut
full size. Worth 81 %. TONIGHT,
15c Each.
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To-night's
Attractions.
On Sale After 8 o'clock.
MEMS DERBY HATS.

Mems Derby Hats, the styles are
not up-to-d date. but the materials are
goodwill make a splendid hat TO
work in. TONIGHT, 2oc.
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What He Took.

The interviewer had called on the off
chance to see the celebrated author;
the author, with an eye to effect. had
sent out word that he was really too
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The Flatterer.

did you notice he addressed those
two members of the Legislature as
gentlemen"
Yes. He's a candidate for United
States enator."-Chicago Tribune.
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Stephen Rooney's Death.

p. Horst last night received a tele-
gram from the north announcing the
death of Stephen Rooney of Brighton,
from spinal meningitis. in Alaska,
whittier he went with party last fall.
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The Prolific Banana.

The banana is the most prolific of
fruits The produce OF one acre planted
with bananas will support % times as
many people as the produce of an acre
planted with wheat
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LADIES HOSE.
ga

Ladies Fast Black Cotton Hose,
high spliced heel and toes; in all
sizes. SATURDAYS PRICE, s 1-3c
Pair
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MEMS SILK HANDKERCHIEFs.

Mems Silk handkerchief, medium
size. hemstitched, with small fancy
border; good value. TONIGHT, 11c
Each
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TO-day's
Attractions.
PILLOW CASES.


Good quality Pillow Muslin. made
with pinch hem. French seams, size
45x36 inches. SATURDAYS PRICE,
1-3c Each.
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LADIES' GOWNS.
soc

Ladies Gowns, made of good mus
| lin. with square yoke, trimmed with
pretty embroidery. extra long and
cut full. SATURDAYS PRICE, 5Oc
Each
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MEMS DRIVING GLOVES.

Mems Driving Gloves, medium light
weight, assorted tan shades. TO-
NIGHT, 50c Pair.
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Closing Grain Quotations.

New York March 18th.
Der, s2l2c
Chicago. March 11th
WHFAT-March. 81 OIL. May, 81 "a;
July, SSl4c, September, 79Ixc.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1898-03-12

Browns Bronchial Troches" are
unequaled for clearing the voice Public
speakers and singers the world over use
them.
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DR. Siegerts Angostura Bitters is in
dorsed to physicians and chemists for
purity Don't be defrauded by &C.
cepting a substitute.
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STEEL RAZORS.

Good line of Steel Razors, rubber
handle, good quality of steel straight
ground TONIGHT, 25c Each.
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lOVERALLS.

Mems and Youths SOC. Blue Denim
Congratulated Overalls, the kind you
pay o0c for in many stores. To-
NIGHT, 25c.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHEAT QUIET AND OFFERINGS
LIGHT.
Barley Firm, Holders Asking a
Fraction More for Feed-No
Further Changes in Oats.
San Francisco. March nth

San Francisco March 11th
Wheat is quiet and offerings are light
any pressure to sell would drop prices; an
easier tone to the speculative market and
business is less active. Barley is firm;
holders ask fraction more for feed; OPP
tons sold up to yesterdays figures No
further changes in Oats; market steady
and quiet; light arrivals. Not much Corn
arrived; the demand is slack; previous
prices stand. Light offerings of Rye;
prices firmer
/ Hay is very firm and sales were made
to-day from 50cQ$1 per ton above our out
Side quotations. Bran and Middlings are
easy; the demand has fallen off.
Fruit prices remain undIslurbed; there
is weaker feeling in Apples. AT yester-
days auction sale Navel Oranges brought
1GcQS1 %; Seedlings, 90cMsl 05; Mediterran-
can Sweets, 81 ID; Lemons, 55cQ$l 70. No
sale was held by the Exchange to-day
Prices of dairy produce throughout are
unchanged. The market all through is
literally supplied and is weak
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MEMS WORKING SHOES.

Mems Veal Kip Working Shoes,
dust-proof tongue, sizes to 91a To-
NIGHT, S3c Pair.
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San Francisco, March nth
WHEAT-December, 81 $685. May, 81 4O1h
BARLEY-December. 9S4c: May 81 0S12.
CORN-Large Yellow, 81 05Q1 0712
BRAN-SI6d16 so
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Csc.
SHIRT WAISTS.

| Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists, at
tachable collars and cuffs. in neat
patterns. SATURDAYS PRICE, zoo
! Each.
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The Weakness
of q. Woman.

Il aUOmau asho has suffered eighteen years, ash0 has
been erred after life Of misery and hses AGAIN an the
sunshine Of Aabbless SPEAKS to other s0oen q" 00rds
of no uncertain meaning.
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Save money by buying your tea and
coffee of ]. McMorry. 531 NJ
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DRESS GOODS,
Csc

II pieces 3S-inch All-Wool Cheviots
in the popular spring colorings; regu.
lar value, 4oc. SATURDAY PRICE
pc
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LADIES SHOES.

Ladies Chocolate Kid Lace Shoes,
vesting cloth tops, coin toes; good s.
values. TONIGHT, 81 Pair.
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ENVELOPES.

An excellent line of Envelopes in
and 6-inch sizes, heavy quality, white
wove, $50 in box. SATURDAYS
PRICE, 25c Box.
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.WHISK BROOMS.

Good line of Green Straw Whisk
Broors, good size, fine value To-
NIGHT, sc Each.
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7Sc
SILKS.

19-inch Pure Silk Glace Taffeta in
twenty-five new color combinations
SATURDAYS PRICE, T5c Yard.
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TOOTHPICKS.

sliverless Wood Toothpicks, put up
in fancy boxes. TONIGHT, 31ac
Box.
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LINEN CRASH.

Al-Linen Bleached Bamsley Crash,
Is inches wide. SATURDAYS
PRICE, &c Yard
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MEMS SOUTHERN TIES.

Mems Kangaroo Southern Ties
plain wide toe, mostly small sizes;
81 values. NIGHT, 81 4S Pair.
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MEMORANDUM BOOKS

Medium Size Memorandum Books.
good paper. TONIGHT, &c Each.
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Try McMorry's Blend Coffee. 35c.
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MEMS SHOES.

Mems Best Oh Tan Grain Lace
Shoes. coin or narrow and wide toe
lasts; heavy extension double soles;
regular So 30 shoes. SATURDAYS
PRICE, s. 40 Pair.
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LADIES SHOES.

Ladies Soft DongoIa (chocoIate
COLOR Button Shoes, coin toe and tip;
good solid soles: sizes 212 to 5. SAT-
URDAY'S PRICE, 81 Pair.
Daily camera., 1898-04-28

The first of series of literary enter.
tainments was given at the Methodist
church last night by the literary depart
ment of the Epworth League. An at
tentive and well pleased audience listen
ed to readings of the life of George
Washington and musical selections
which were all we'll received, rejecting
great credit upon the president of that
VIM. Wayne.
Daily camera., 1898-04-28

The closing exercises of the Magnolia
school, were held last night. Mr.. Hard.
ing went up from Boulder and reports
the exercises as very lntere sting. Miss
Marie Laird, the teacher, was treated to
a surprise party after the exercises.
Daily camera., 1898-04-28

On account of the failure of the county
commissioners to provide sufficient
clerical help for the office of the clerk
and recorder, that office is now nearly
200 instruments behind in recording
The great activity iu the mining camps.
especially in Ward and Eldoa has
nearly doubled the work, and yet the
same amount OF clerk hire is expected to
do the work.
Daily camera., 1898-04-28

William Atwood of Portland Place,
late of Longmont suffered the disloca-
ton of his left shoulder by being thrown
from his wagon, by an accident in Boui-
der canon due to his horses becoming
frightened.
Daily camera., 1898-04-28

Jim Taylor has sold out his interest in
the Jimsown saloon to AL Titus, his part
ner and will remove to Boulder again
next Monday. He will begin tending
bar for Frank Jordinelli on Tuesday.
Daily camera., 1898-04-28

w. w. Wolff has been given notice to
find new location tor his butcher shop
BY May 1. 1t is understood that Frank
Weisephorn has leased the store room
for the purpose of starting new saloon.
Daily camera., 1898-04-28

Tracks for the Colorado & Northwest
ern will be completed to the Gulf Station
by Monday for the accommodation of the
new train service.