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facture and bottling of carbonated bev-
erageS. and his line of goods have
found a ready sale and high favor
among local consumers. These prod
uctS include mineral waters of various
kinds and flavorS, such as soda, ginger
ale, sarsaparilla, seltZer water. root
beer. champagne and pear cider, etc,
all of which are prepared from the
purest ingredients and most improved
methods Mr.. Fonda also manufactures
all kinds of 1avoring extracts and is
sole agent for the original Manitou
mineral water. A speciality is made of
bar supplies and glassware. Mr.. Fon-
da is one of the best known and most
popular business men of Boulder. 1t
is his aim to maintain in the future,
as in the past, the high standard of eX
cellence for which his goods have al
ways been noted. Home enterprises
come first. last and all the time, and to
patronize them means continued pros
perity for Boulder.
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with sight-seers, is the book store of E.
D. Bouton, who succeeded Mr.. Saw
yer on the Oath of last August. Mr..
Bouton has just been making extensive
improvements, putting in hot water
heating apparatus, etc, until it is now
one of the most comfortable places to
visit in the city. The stock of holiday
goods will here be found in great va
riety Books, fine stationery, daily
and weekly papers, pictures. toys and
seasonable merchandise are in Mr..
BoutOns department.. Then there is
the music department with Mr.. Saw
yer, who carries just now full line
of musical merchandise Ivers e. Pond
pianos, sheet music and patterns. On
the same side of the store is Mr.. Pettin-
gill, who will be pleased to show you
his stock of jewelry or repair your
watch. Christmas shoppers should not
fail to visit this attractive store, even
if only to look around. NOtwithstand-
ing considerable expense has been gone
to. to give our people the benefit of a
wide range of choice, the prices will be
found to be more reasonable this year
than heretofore. In conclusion, we will
but add that a visit to this elegant eS-
tablishment during the holidays will
be an opportunity long to be remem
bered.
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plumbing appurtenances such as sta
tionary wash stands, porcelain tubs,
pumps, etc Mr.. Turner is practical
sanitary plumber and heating engineer
and gives employment to ten compe-
tent and practical workmen and YER
sonally superintendS all work entruSt-
ed TO his care and sees to il that it is
done exactly as ordered. Mr.. Turner
has fitted up many of our best build
ings, among them being the University
building. First National Bank. SAM
tarium and others too numerous to
mention. 1t can readily be appreciated
that man employing such a corps of
workmen as he does. footing up a pay
roll of $500 weekly and enjoying the
reputation of being the oldest plumber
here, is entitled to and merits the posi-
ton he occupies as one of the foremost
men of Boulder
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FRANK HISKEY.
Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, Etc

Shoes, Gents Furnishing Goods, Etc
Nobody with ever so little cash need
lack good shoes, if they will take the
trouble of visiting the shoe emporium
of Mr.. Frank HiSlIey, 1910 Pearl street
The salesroOm is handsomely titted-up
and the stock of ladies'. misses mems,
youths, boys and childrens boots,
shoes, rubbers and leggins. is in al
most endless variety-togethcr with Il
complete and varied assortment of
gents furnishing goods. Everything
from the finest to the palmer grades is
found in this comprehensive stock, and
the prices asked are as low as consist
ent with honorable dealing Shoppers
should not fail to pay this enterprise a
visit, and they will find many genuine
bargains. Here may be found the only
line of findings and shoemakers' sup
plies in the city, at Denver prices. Gus
tom work and repairing is executed
here in a manner to give complete sat
iSfaction. Mr.. HiSkey esta bliShed this
business at its present location in the
year 1890, and by fair and honorable
dealing as an experienced shoe man,
is enabled to defy legitimate competi-
ton from any quarter.
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P. f. LITTLE.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable

A call at the livery and boarding sta
BILE carried on by Mr.. P. f. Little at
the corner of Fifteenth and Pearl
streets will convince any one familiar
with the average public stables that
this is a first-class establishment in
every respect; for its construction, its
equipment and its management com
bine to make it rank among the best
in this section. The premises utilized
are expressly n1ted up for conducting
the business to the best advantage, its
accommodation for a large number of
boarders being exceptional. Both sad
die and carriage horses are kept for
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FOREMAN'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
STUDIO.
Artistic and High-Class Photography

Photography becomes a fine art when
manipulated by men of such artistic
skill as w. II. Foreman, who succeed
ed the Black Sisters about a month
ago, after being three years in charge
of all their work. His studio is loca-
ted over the Rachofsky store, in the
RachOfsky block, and is handsomely
furnished and appointed with every
modern convenience. Everything in
the way of appliances, instruments,
etc, are of the best, and this studio at
tracts the trade of our best people in
Boulder and vicinity. All kinds of ar
tistic photography in executed in the
best possible manner, a special en-
largement department having been ad-
ded to the business by Mr. Foreman,
whereby his customers can obtain en-
largements equal to any in the state,
at prices which cannot be beaten (con-
sistent with quality of work.. Mr..
Foreman is a gentleman with eleven
years experience and during the time
that he has been connected with the
art has seen the results of many inno-
vatiOns and changes, and has adopted
all improvements that were deemed of
real value to the business.
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tervals to insure freshness, includes
pure and fresh drugs, pharmaceutical
specialties, patent medicines and drug
gists' sundries, as well as fine line
of cigars. The prescription department
is presided over by the proprietor him
self, thus assuring patrons that the
greatest care is exercised to avoid the
least possible error. Prior to taking
charge of this enterprise he was head
clerk for Beck Bros. pharmacy for
over two years. Hot soda is dispensed
from a beautiful fountain here, and a
fine line of books and late periodicals
is kept always on hand. Mr.. Gilbert
studies to please all, and is well quail
flied by experience to preside over the
details of his business.
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orally acknowledged justly celebrated
and thoroughly established, as is evi-
denced by the fact that the sales and
output have been doubled during the
first years business under the present
management. The latest improved
bottlng apparatus is used in the bot
ting department by which the natural
gases are retained. thus producing a
fine and wholesome beverage that is
highly appreciated by connoiseurs as
possessing a most delicious favor, and
which is recommended by physicians
as healthy, refreshing and invigorating.
The famous Crystal Springs Special
Brew" "Pilsener," 'Silver State" and
"Premium' brands of bottled beer are
particularly recommended for family
use.
The ice plant has capacity of 5000
tons. The water used comes from clear,
sparkling springs and is thoroughly dis
titled and filtered before being frozen,
thus insuring absolute purity; the
truth of this being attested by a chemi-
cal analysis made by Prof. Palmer of
the State University. which showed the
water to contain one part in million
of foreign matter.
If we wish our city to prosper we
must patronize home industries, and
we can truthfully say that the beer
and ice produced here are equal to that
of any city in the United States. Mr.
Berlin, who has the practical manage
ment of the concern. is one of our ac-
tive, enterprising and successful busi-
ness men. He has a strong following
in Boulder and is classed among our
most popular citizens.
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new warehouse built, while the present
salesrOom is one of the lightest and
handsomcst quarters that can be seen
in the trade in this section. Mr.. Ellis
worth caters to large and influential
patronage of our best people. which
can be accounted for by the fine line
of staple and fancy groceries and pro
visions. such as sugars. coffee, tea,
spices canned goods and table deltca-
cies. flour and feed. as well as pro-
duce and vegetables in season. y
stock of footwear for men, women and
children, and varied assortment of
uueensware and hardware, is also car
ried
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BOULDER IRON FOUNDRY.
J. w. Develine, Proprietor.

In detailing the various industries
which are contributing to make the
city of Boulder the leading centre of
distribution, the Boulder Iron Foundry
and Machine Shop is entitled to posi-
ton of the first Importance. The en-
terprise was established in 1916 and
it has since been closely identified
with the history of our city. The plant
is thoroughly equipped with every ia
cility and mechanical appliance
known to the trade, such as lathes,
planes, drill pressers, boring mill, etc
Here is manufactured steam engines
and mill machinery, castings and all
appliances necessary for the mine or
mill. speciality being to turn out the
best of work, made from selected raw
material. by skilled workmen, under
the practical and experienced supervis-
ion of the proprietor, Mr. J. w. Dev-
cline. Repair work of every descrip-
ton is promptly executed. This enter
prise is prepared to supply on short no.
tice to order, anything in their line
from pattern. Mr.. j. w. Develine is
one of the oldest and most successful
business men, is a practical mechanic
and thoroughly experienced in every
detail of the business The Boulder
Iron Foundry and Machine Shop has
contributed largely to the reputation
of Boulder as source of supply.
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PAUL RAYMOND,
Books, Stationery and Art Goods.

No review of this nature would be
complete without due mention being
made of the enterprise of the above
named gentleman, located at 1882
Twelfth street. 1t was established in
1896 by its present proprietor and has
since increased and expanded until to-
day it stands out boldly as a leader.
The energies of the house are devoted
to handling IA general line of books and
stationery, carrying full lines in all de-
partments. Fine stationery, and en-
craving and monogram work are spe-
cialties in which the house has long
enjoyed a high repute. Wedding in
vitationS, visiting cards, announce
ments. are engraved in the very latest
up-to-date styles. In addition to gen
eral stationery and book business a
large assortment of artistic picture
frames, periodicals, magazines cameras
and Photographic supplies, casts of
celebrated art studies and sheet music,
is carried. Not to be proliX, it is safe to
say that in every detail the best char
acter of wares are handled and placed
at the disposal of patrons at lowest
prices. Mr. Raymond is one of our
youngest business men, whose success
is but another apt and typical illustra-
ton of our industrial growth within the
last few years.
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hire at reasonable prices and his hacks,
extension top phaetons and English
traps are of the latest style and make.
Mr.. Little operates the fastest line of
daily stages between here and the Ell
dora god camp, connecting with all
trains. All these vehicles are drawn
by sure footed climbing
teams and comfortably heated with
steam. Mr.. Little, who also operates
a barn and livery in Ward, is an accu-
rate judge of horse flesh, and those
having dealings with him will find him
Scrupulously honest and Straightfor-
ward. The stable may be called up
day or night by phone No. II.
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J. G. TREZISE,
Undertaken and Funeral Director.

The experience of the above named
gentleman for twenty-siX years in con-
Quoting obsequies and interments is
alone sufficient warranty for people to
entrust funeral direction to his care.
He brings to bear upon the business
the completest knowledge, and elevates
his calling to the dignity of a profes-
sion. Mr. TreziSe holds the certificates
of three schools of embalming, quail
flying him to do embalming according
to the very latest and most approved
scientific methods. This is business
which embodies more personal cares
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CHARLES S. TURNER.
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating.

There is no department of business re-
quiring greater skill than that relating
to the sanitary plumbing, ventilating
and heating of our homes, churches and
public buildings, and therefore it is
absolutely necessary that this work
should be entrusted to men whose rep
utation and character inspire every
confidence. The gentleman whose
name heads this article has been iden-
titled with this branch of trade in
Boulder for the past sixteen years and
for three years has occupied his pres
ent quarters at 1125 Pearl street,
which is completely stocked with
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J. BERGSTROM,
Merchant Tailor.

In well appointed store, located at
1910, Thirteenth street, is the estab-
lishment of ]. Bergstrom. This gen
tleman is a practical tailor of lifelong
experience, and brings with him to
Boulder fitting experience and knowl-
edge to cater to the most fashionable.
He has every facility for doing the
best work, and there is no department
of merchant tailoring he is not fully
able to perform. He employs only
skilled assistants, and personally SUI
pervises every contract. Mr.. Berg
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PH. ZANG BREWING COMPANY
Geo. j. Helmer. Agent.

Some of the great brewing enterprises
have largely extended their sphere of
usefulness during late years away
en- root. and thereby afforded to the in
habitants of distant localities the privi-
lege of being able to obtain in perfec-
ton grade of lager beer often other
wise unobtainable. Such has been the
course of the Phi. Zang Brewing Co of
Denver, which besides supplying an
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oring business March list last, and al
though but short time in the conduct
of it, his workmanship, finish and fit
have given general satisfaction. He
makes a special feature of turning out
business and dress suits, and guaran-
tees all work to be first-class Clean
ing, pressing and repairing is also done
here at reasonable rates. Mr. Berg
strom personally is an energetic and
agreeable gentleman, and justly de-
serves a liberal patronage from the
citizens of Boulder.
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10 thpt VI A'i
Chas. T. Gil
bert, of 1441
Pearl street.
NJ T. Gilbert
est alb | i shed
this business
one year ago,
and has sue
C e e d e d in
gaining the
confidence of
o u L entire
medical fra
ternity, as well
as the COM
munity in gen
er a |. r h e
stock, which
is replenished
at frpOuentin-
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BOULDER BOTTLING WORKS.
ID. c. Fonda. Prop.

Establishments of the kind in the state
of Colorado. Mr.. Fonda has equipped
the plant with the very latest and
most modern machinery for the manu-
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name heads
this article.
His place of
business is To-
Gated at 2O32-
81 Fourteenth
street, where
he started on
January 1st,
1896, having
bought out a
similar con-
Germ owned by
H. V. Honky.
since which
ii m e t II e
premises have
been rnateri-
ally enlarged,
a new front
put in and
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and responsibilities. and more practi-
cal knowledge than any other branch
of our commercial system, and we can
truthfully say that Mr. Trezise is fully
competent to fulfill its requirements
in every particular Two funeral cars,
hacks and other suitable vehicles, are
supplied for funerals, the livery at
Thirteenth and Walnut streets being
also operated by Mr.. Trezise. A suit
able room for funeral services is also
a part of his establishment at 1O4I
Pearl street. Mr. TreziSe is the cOrO-
ner of Boulder county, and transacts
all the affairs of his office and business
in quiet, sensible and dignified man
ner.
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in whose representations may be plac-
ed every confidence. This is decided
ly representative enterprise and it will
well repay those interested to permit
this concern to figure on materials in
either large or small quantities.
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CRYSTAL SPRINGS BREWERY &
ICE co.

This brewery has long been one of
the institutions of Boulder and has sup
piled the greater part Of the local de-
mand for lager beer. The enterprise
passed under the management of Mr.
/. Berlin in the fall Of 1897, who at
The Crystal Springs Brewery is thor
Oughly equipped with all the very lat
est modern machinery and appliances
for the brewing of a superior quality
of beer. The capacity of the brewery
allows of about 10000 barrels being
manufactured yearly. The excellence
of Boulder beer has now become gen
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LUMBER & SUPPLY
COMPANY.
|. r. McA1liSter. President and General
Manager.

The enterprise of the above named
concern will naturally rank high in Il
review of this character, inasmuch as
its facilities are complete in every de
partment, and unquestionably not sur
passed by any similar concern in this
part of the state. 1t was incorporated
in '92, and has since had a prosperous
existence. The energies of the concern
is devoted to handling rough and dress
ed lumber, lath, shingles, builders
hardware, lime, cement, paints, oils
and glass, as well as coal, hay, grain,
flour, etc. Large stocks are carried so
that all orders can be filled promptly.
A large saw and planning mill is also
operated. which enables the concern to
fill contracts in the largest quantities,
and to estimate as close as any concern
in the state. The company, utilizing a
plant which has no superior, along
with an experienced, efficient and pro-
greSsive management, is eminently in
position to avail itself of all advan~
tages placed at it's disposal. Mr.. Meal
lister, the president and general mana
ger, is substantial, progressive and
enterprising business man who has
done much to promote the best inter-
ests of Boulder.
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j. BERGHEIM Il Co.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Etc.

CIOtHIng, BOOts and SHOES, ETC.
As a proof of what enterprise and
true business principles will achieve,
we have but to refer to the splendid
establishment of J. Bergheim q Co.,
located at 1910 Pearl street. The coun>
ters and shelves are replete with as
fine line of mems, childrens and
youths clothing, boots and shoes, as
is to be seen in Boulder, at prices re-
markable for cheapness. In fact, one
can be fitted out from head to foot
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here with the assurance that for dur
ability goods are unexcelled. Mr.. Beg
helm bought out the clothing business
of Levy Bros & Strasberger, which
was established in 1876, and after
wards moved to its present quarters,
passing into its new proprietors (Mr.
Bergheim's) hands in 1880. Mr. Berg
helm has since conducted the business
with signal success, and to-day there
is no merchant in town more alive to
the needs and necessities of transact
ing an up-to-date business.
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BOUTON'S BOOK STORE.

One of the most attractive stores just
now, which appears to be always filed
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B. F. ELLSWORTH.
Fine Groceries, Flour and Feed.

Transacting an important and grow
ing business is the gentleman whose
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CHAS. n. GILBERT.
Pharmacist.

One of the most attractive and liber-
ally patronized drug stores of Boulder,
I, of IT,,
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Hoods SarsaparilI;
Americas Greatest Medicine
A LEAF FROM CAMP LIFE.
The Varied Commissions of Lieut.
MahOney When He Went
to Town.

When Lieut.. Mahoney came to Sioux
City to recruit men he was intrusted with g.
number of errands for the members of COM
panies H and L. He jotted them ali down
on a piece of paper, and referred to them
when he came to Sioux City. This piece OF
paper will give an idea of what the men
wanted in Sioux City and some of the things
lows:
Get three .sscaliber Colts, for officers"
"Get a ruler and some black lead pen
cils.''
kiss Harry Hamilton's girl
"Have that order of roses countermanded
for cigars"
"Take Claypoole's new. vest, and get his
old one out of the closet"
Get ED Browns manual for army cook
ing, his sword knot, and his French diction-
ary."
''Get Harry Chapman's blanket strap and
tray for chess
Get any old thing Sioux City Jour
nal.
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SINGULAR STATEMENT.
From Mrs. Rank to Mrs. Pinlham.

The following letter to Mrs. Pink
ham from Mrs. NJ. RANK, No. 1884
East Susquehanna Ave-, Philadelphia,
Pa, is q remarkable statement of re-
lief from utter disbursement. She
says:
never can find words with which
to thank you for what Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done
for me.
"Some years ago had womb trouble
and doctored for a long time, not see
ing any improvement. At times I
would feel well enough, and other
times was miserable. So it went on
until last October, I felt something
terrible creeping over me, knew not
what, but kept getting worse. 1 can
hardly explain my feelings at that
time. I was so depressed in spirits
that did not wish to live, although I
had everything to live for. Had hys-
terra, was very nervous; could not
sleep and was not safe to be left
alone.
"Indeed, I thought would lose NV
mind. No one knows what endured.
81 continued this way until the last
OF February, when I saw in paper a
testimonial Of q lady whose case was
similar to mine, and who had been
cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veoet..
BILE Compound. determined to trv r.
and felt better after the first dose,
continued taking it, and to-day am =
well woman, and can say from NV
heart, Thank God for such a mod.
cine"
MRS. Pinkham invites all suffering
women TO write to her at Lynn, Mass
1or advice. All such letters are seen
and answered by women only.
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GENERAL NEWS

A. j. FLOWERS. of Waco, Tex, was
drowned while swimming in the Sa-
bine river.
AFTER fighting 25 hard rounds at
New York Ben Jordan, of England,
was awarded the honors against George
Dixon, the colored champion.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Csc.
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TEETHINA (Tsefb

TEETHINA (Teethino Poaoders) is prepared
curing Cholera Infantum, all the Irritations
of teething and usual Summer Troubles of
children of any age makes it Justly popular
asa household remedy. TEETHINA Aids Di-
gestion, Regulates the Bowels and makes
teething easy
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Left 1t.

Phillips-What's the matter with that
fellow from Colorado-isn't he all right?
he aRt Pixies s9p peak kn under oSa
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What an unconcerned look everybody has
when the contribution box is passed their
way-Washington Qa.) Democrat.
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A Good Examine.

She-Did you ever see any rapid firing?
He-Yes; / was in Washington when the
Spanish minister and attaches were sent
home.-Chicago Tribune.
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Good Color Scheme.

All American warships are painted dull
gray, the expectation being that the Span
ish vessels will be done brown. That's the
color scheme as at present arranged.-N. Y.
Mail and Express.
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Dropsy treated free by DR.. H. H. Green's
Sons, of Atlanta, Ga. The greatest dropsy
specialists in the world. Read their adver-
tisement in another column of this paper.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption relieves the
mueller, Lexington, Mo-, Feb. "a, '94.
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"Mr Johnsip, does you know whar de
sailors got dot name 'tars' applied to DEM"
"Sure; in some pitched battle; of course,
sub. "-Princeton Tiger.
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Most of our misfortunes are more sup
upon them.-Colton.