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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-25
sHERIrEssxEE

First Publis he'd October II. 1898. No. 1887.
IT the District Court OF Edwards county.
stale of Kansas
d. N. snyder Plaintiff,
vs..
l.. Blake, Defendant.
by virtue Of an order of .sa.e issued tn me
out of said District Court. in the above entiti-
ed action will on Monday the elst day OF
November A. d. 1898. between two and four
o'ciocK p. IN. of said day ut the front door t,f
court house in the city IF kinsle.. in the
county of Edwards in the stare of Kansas.
offer at public sale and sell to- the highest
and best bidder for c ,sh i'm hand all the fol
lowing described re;, estate TOWN.:
The Southwest Quarter of section Twenty
six t26) Township 'fwenty-six t26) SOuth of
Range Eighteen nSi West of the 9th P.
lying and situate in the county of Edwards in
the state of Kansas.
The above-described real estate will be
sold without appraisInent To satisfy said or
der of sale. +. ). AVERY. Sheriff.
A. =. Dyer BY /. A. Shaw. Deputy.
Atty. for plaintiff.
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A Fortunate Defeat.

The play of 'Chesney Wold." a
Aramatizat ton of BLEAK House." had
its first production at the California
with Madame -Jananschek in the now
familiar dual characters of Lady
Dedlock and Hortense. Jennie Lee
was soubrette of the theatre. and be-
ing cast for the part OF 10 refused it.
There were many diplomatic in
fuences working to enable her rc-
fnsal to he made good or to avoid the
iictum of Mr.. Barton Hill to play the
part or leave the theatre. .'~'N1~ III"
add Issues was the ca~rest desires ~:
Rella pateman. lending won,". re-
vsr,honh. T'f'l ;rsi~tc1 that Iarnie
sho,~a1 r1av :. o. fOrfe;. her enra~~
mont cn1 s.,o lid viel' IL ih~ ~orr
,c-s. 49,, .h:s ----c'- ~e '""" -, *
PLAYING 10 in the Princess Thea tire
in C1asc-,-~ ~~3 hos -N-,vr1 = fo~tv
we~re of -~e~~ -"-~~ s''-,"" &C - y.
and ie rich, with son captai, of 'he
C~c,oIie. C.-.- v,-iS .,-' 49, ~
c.on c,-1 r~~t.,~o ',-~'- 80 'h~ ->"'r
- s,,~,->o.-. 49,, both c'>n rc-, e-.>,',.,~s
II har ->~,~.,,-.s.- 81 '>,>~ .:.,,,ol
The cnr;c-.~ .,r~;o-. .~ost - - 49,
tnnos ,rS r--,->> -" -~-~~ 49, -
eoce.-e !, va~-r .-.a ,.:>--.- -e~;-
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z. - 49, -o'~.nn-. a sictes: - p.,'is,ips.
obi, TireS.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-25

Perhaps the most interesting fact
in connection with Kimberley. the Di-
almond City. is the street washing"
which has been Il renoUnized industry
for slme time past With the exc p
ton nf two nr three principal thoi-
Oughfares. all the streets have been
subjected to the MASKING process. and
some of he debris wnsha RS have done
very we'll The was hing consists of
oyerha uling tho rlrt!, for diamonds.
At nearly every nt"rtitg Of the hor-
nngh council 3ppI'ca inn> for permis-
sian io wash streets. or portions of
streets. Irr. received Th" wnlld-b,.
washer has 20 obtain The consent OF
persons resident in ,h. stree; nr road,
10 nut :hc latter int" sound rena r
again and paw y" to the munici-
palitv i'm The Shane nf 10 per cent on
The gross find< las, wear e960 was
pail to ths Municipality in hhiS way,
a good PREPARATION Gf which reprc-
sented rmm'>aSion an street finds.
In The early DAYS of the diamond
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-25
sHERIFFs SALE

First Publication. Nov. 1s. 1898. No. 1919.
In the District Court of Edwords county
state of kansas.
William H. Male, benjamin Gra-
ham, William Halls .Ir and Har-
ris II. Hayden, plaintiffs.
VS..
William H. Miller Ella Miller. Eli
zabeth f.. Montgomery. alexander
Montgomery and George Il. ).
FoOtt. defendants.
BY virtue of an order of snle issued to me
out oil said District court i'll the ab0v-entitled
action. will on Tuesday the 2Oth day of Dec
embel. a. d. 1898. between and O'CLOCK
p. m of said day at the front door of the
court house in the CITY of kin>lcy. in the
county Of Edwards, in the state of Kansas.
offer at public sale. and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand. all of the following
described real estate, tO-wit:
The Northe .st Quarter of section Nine L9l
in Township Twenty-fOur IN south of Range
Nineteen l19l. west of the Sixth p. NJ. lying
and situate in the county of Edwards, in the
state of Kansas.
The above-describeu real estate wilt be sold
without appraisement to satisfy said order Of
sale. F.S. Avery. Sheriff.
A. G. Dyer. ATTY. for Plaintiff.
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rAeslrrt In 1r.p..s,. CIR.

There IS rss ,,>e suffering iism TIM:
,lreadfliI maiad,. ii yen gel The iigli
remedy. You ARE having i,;aii, :,
through Your body, yo,,r s:,,,iacli
gu. of order. have no ..Pi.esiie, nn III
"r ambition. have Il bad cold, in lac
are completely used up. Electric BIT.
ters is the only, remedy that VIII CIV.
you prompt and sure relief. They aci
directly on y0ur liver. stomach ant
kidneys. tone up the whole ~ stem anG
make YOU feel like Il new being. The,
are guaranteed 10 cure or price refln-
ded. Price soc. Fer bottle ut POrters.
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sHER1FFs SALE.

First Published No. Is. 1885. No 1920.
In the district court of Edwards county,
state of Kansas.
William H Mule Benjamin Gra-
han,. William Halls jr. md Harris
Il HAYDEN, plaintiffs
VS..
William H. Miller Ella Miller.
Elizabeth l.. MOntg. me ". Aiexar-
de- Montgomery George L. ,.
Faote, defendants.
BY virtue of All or Ter of sale issuei 10 me,
ont OF said district court. IT, the above enilti-
d action will or Tuesday the 10th day of
december. a ID. 1898. between eve and four
o'clock u, IN. of laid day. ut the front door Of
The court house III the city uf kinsiey in the
county of Edwards. III The state of Kansas
offer at public sale. and sell To the highest
anu best bidder for ca sh iii hand. all OF the
fOlOwing-Ge scribed real estate, t''-wli:
1 he n prihwc-l quarter OF Section Nine GU.
Township ", nty four (-41 South of hanEt;
Nineteen 49, West Of Sixth Z. NJ :, lying ana
situate in tire county of Edward, in the state
Kansas.
The abov e-lescribed real estate will be sold
without uppraisemenI. to satisfy said ofGer
of sale +. 5. Avery,
=. &. Dyer. Sheriff
Atty. for Plaintiff.
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Millions tsiv.nAway

1t is certainly gratIflin to the
public to know of one concern in the
land who are not afraid tn ne grner
Gus u The needy aud suffering. The
proprIetors of DR.. Kings New Dis
cOvery for cOnsumptioIN coughs AM
colds, have given away over ten mil
lion trial BOTTLES of Ills great meds
cine; and have the satisfaction al
knowing it has absolutely cu, edthouS
antlS nf hopeless cases. asthma
bronchitis. hOarSrneSs and all the
diseases of the throat, ches, and
lungs are surely cured ny it. Call on
Porter s. Co. Druggists. and get 4
trial bottle free. Regular SIZE 80
and ST.. Every bottle guaranteed Oh
price refunded.
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When Barton Hill. was acting mar
a1er of the California Theatre. John
Mccullough received note asking
for hearing Of young foreigner
who had something she believed to
commend her TO the English speaking
public With characteristic readiness
Mccullough made the appointment,
and with customary practice kept the
appointment vicariously, in this case
In the person Of Hill. to whom alone
in the Pacific Uall over the Califor-
MIA Theatre Madame Modjeska made
her first appearance on the American
stage She chose the last act of "Ad-
rienne Lecouvier." and in that silent
hall she made her trial effort while
the actor gave her the cues from one
of the seats and studied her art. That
night. Mccullough. acting in his own
theatre, said to Hill: We'll. did Won
see. and what did you think of that
LADY," cit was" said Hill. "a. revela-
ton" In her articles published in
the Century Magazine Madame Mod
ieska says Mr. Hill said: Forgive me
if 7 am critical" MIR. Hill diScla inns
tilat with courteous emphasis. and
SAYS that he would not have. presumed
70 say so much touching her stage
business at that time. but accepts rs
his due the fact which the lady has
also readily spoken of that he start
ed her career on the American stage
philadelphia Times.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1898-11-25

Rudyard Kipling commands the
highest price of any living author, ac.
eording TO the Pail Mall Gazette.
which says that it paid $3.50 for each
ct his. "Barrack-Room Ballads" and,
that THE Seven Seas" brought, him
~, 0Q0 He has received $50 cents a
word for a 10.000-word story. An
thony Hope charges $3.50 for maya
zine story. reserving the copyright;
Mr.. Gladston~'s price for review
was $1,000. Conan Doyle received $685.
900 for Rodney Stone" Mrs. Hum
phry Ward $4,000 for Robert Els
mere, $4,000 each for David Grieve"
and "Marcella." $4,000 for 'Sir
George Tressady." ard $4,000 for
Bessie Costrell." Ian Maclaren has
made $4,000 out o. The Bonnie
Briar Bush" and "Auld Lang Syne"
Rider Haggard still asks from $75 to
$l00 column of 1900 words. and will
not write for less than $4,000.
The highest price ever paid for a
povel is 100000. which. the Pail Mall
Gazette says. was handed over to Al
phonse Daudet for his "Sapho." Zola's
frst fourteen books Melted him $780,
900, and in twenty years he has made
at least $375.000 Ruskin's siXty-four
books bring him in $4,000 a year:
Swineburne. who writes very little,
makes $1,000 year by his poems.
Browning, in his later years, drew
$4,000 year from the sale of his
works, and rennyson is said to have
received 100000 year from the Mac
millansa during the last years of his
life. Mr.. Moody is believed to have
beaten all others. as more than ST.
100000 has been paid in royalties for
his HYMNS.
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IlIANTED-Severul trus,wOrthv persons in
" this state to mannpe our husn" & in
their own and nearby counties. 1t is mainly
Otlice work and conducted at home. SALARY
straight $90O and eXpenStS-definlte.
bona fide, no more, no | IS salary. Monthly
Sis References. IA close Seif-addre>Sed
stamped envelope. Herbert e. Hess. Prest..
dept. NJ. Chicago.
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At the Dairyman's convention in
Topeka, Prof. Otis, of the state agri-
cultural college said the finest batter
= made from COWS fed Oh alfalfa. KAT
ir corn. and sorghum. The following
dipping shows that Erred Harvey, who
always has the best of everything, has
come to the same conclusion.
J, H. Churchill of Dodge City has
shipped car load of fine COWS. pur
chased by William States of Ford
county farmers to the Harvey eating
house at Peach Springs. Arizona. ~.
Wienburg took charge of the car. Mr..
Harvey says the milk and cream fur
nished to the hotel in Dodge is the
best furnished on the line. This is
because Mr.. Churchill, who furnishes
the milk, feeds his COWS alfalfa, Kaffr
corn and sorghum. Elk.
Alfalfa, Katiir corn and sorghum
are certainly at home in Edwards
county, and In fact all over western
Kansas. We can raise two Or three
crops eli alfalfa and two crops of the
other, so, with the mild open winters
this country should lie the dairyman's
paradise. r n REPORTS OF the conven-
tion showed that Kansas butter could
be put into New Y orN to compete with
5aeiI. home product because through
freight rates were cheaper than local
WALL PAPER
New Stock, just in. All the latest
patterns. from sc. a roll up. \ com
plete stock, of paints and Oils.
Il III. DeTar.
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i6IANTED-SeYcral Trustworthy persons III
w this stnie TO manage our business in
heir own and nearby counties. III Is mainly
Office. work and conducted at hame. SALARY
straight S!au year and eXpenSts--dehh1i t.
bona fide no mere. no less saaiy. AOHthl,
SIS. References. Enctose sell. dtresstd
tanped envelope, Herbert E. Hess. Prest..
Dept. Nj, -hioago.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26
sherirs Sale.

By virtue Of an execution f ia and fee bill 10
sued out of the Clerks Office of the District
Court of Boulder County and State of Colorado
and to me directed, whereby am commanded
and sixty three and 861O0 dollars 81 5636 66, and
costs of suit, the amount ola certain Judgment
recently obtained against The Jamestown Min
Of William A. s. Graham, ont Of the lands, tene-
ments, goods and chattels OF the said The
jamestown Mining, Milling and Reduction
Company, I have levied on the following pro.
pefty, towit:
/ set bead balances, set pulp balances and
set weights, 2alcohol lamps, I oil stove, glass
funnels, glass retorts, gl.se receiver, gradu-
stes, nest tes. tube: ws:h . bottle, q nsss b.
and contents, 9 parting TASKS, Wedgewood
mortar, iron mortar and pestie, 10 anneahnx
cups, stove, mnlling board and muller,
:sx noaids Sas a.1ephise scape
4 pair tonRs, lot c1ucibles and scorifers, / hand
ore crusher,3 5 monkey wrenches, iron wren
chez, pipe cutter. PIPE threaders, s die, 2tap
plain, Q carpenter hammers, blacksmith ham.
mer. inail puller. drawing knife. auger,
brace, 3copper oil cans, brass steam valves,
2 tin pals. fiber pail. rope and tackle,
lime, lamps and brackets. .ot Of leather
and rubber ps,s;..aE: ss.. hss White ,s...l led,
bovi and Sfssh. ssovels. j hoe. erowbsss. I
plcks, double Jacks, l single Jack, chain
wrench, l ron ru6ber packing. soihce chairs,
stove, table, " let rubber Hose, iron wheel
barrows. wood wheel barrow, : nail kegs and
eonteats, large NV. hand NV. spirit levei.
l-0o Eesh eeive, dasks Quickstlvers 70 cords
wood (more o. 1ess), large gas retor OF fnutle,
misceilaneous lot Of old iron cOnslsttnG of 1ron
pots, Old reto9ts iron door frames. iron shaltlag,
hos pulleys, old steam pumpi iot ismbef And
house and lot Of ore piled mp q mine.
Therefore, according to said command shall
expose for sale at pab,ie auttion. al TIE rig1t,
title and interek a the above named Tne James-
town NininR, Niliing ard Reduction c6apahy
In ard e ths above described property 81 FIJI.
dry, the 1sd day q fJune 1seG, ct Io'c1ocap H.,
g The n3ee 81 naA eo0pany In JoDfs1oWA.
Bessd 4 SoiSd1 this 3isl day q My, -
81 r. ]. fHOMf4Du,
sheriff of Boulder Co1Aty.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

it, as he has it rented already. The
buildings must be built Immediately and
there is not carpenter in the town who
will take the contract with time limit.
All the mechanics have more work than
they can attend to and new buildings are
springing up all over the city.
"The building of the new Northwest
ern railroad is doing great deal for the
town. as Boulder will receive the full
benefit of the industries developed along
the line by the opening of the railroad.
Mines throughout the country are being
developed and it does not appear that
there is a chance for man to lose
money no matter how he invests it in the
booming county. Boulder valley has
long been known as great agricultural
valley, and this year the farmers are cul-
tivating more land than ever. 1t is re.
markable fact that Boulder valley pro-
ducts are at least two.weeks ahead OF the
agricultural products of any other sec
ton of the state, and the farmers, taking
advantage of this fact, are very pros
porous. Take for example strawberries
the Boulder crop is ripe long before
other Colorado berries appear on the
market and as result the berry grower
has the opportunity of selling while the
prices are high.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26
Ward Win Celebrate.

The formal celebration of the opening
of the Colorado & Northwestern road to
Ward has been fixed for Tuesday, June
"a. Ample arrangements for the enter
taihment of large number of invited
guests are being made. The Gulf road
will run special ard the new road from
Boulder will have plenty of rolling stock
and motive power to render the excur.
sion success in all respects. The peo.
pie of ward are actively at work prePar-
ing for the reception ami entertainment
of her expected guests. says the Denver
News.
The opening of this new line to Ward
district, with the transportation facilities
it will guarantee to numerous mining
camps adjacent to its rails. is one Of the
important events of the present season.
The construction of this road has r,quir-
ed the expenditure of large amount of
money and the enterprise is one which
deserves success. 1t assures market
for ores to large and rich district, which
has never before had such facilities, and
which must now feel the effects of the
increased activity and production that
the coming of railroad assure. Ward
district ought now to come to the front
as a steady producer and aid materially
in increasing the states annual bullion
output.
Boulder county, as well as the city Of
Boulder, will feel the impetus which will
be given to the mining industry in that
locality. The great concentrating and
reduction plant which is being built near
Boulder for the express purpose OF
handling the ores of that region is near.
ing completion. and this enterprise, COM
bined with the new railroad and the
known richness of Ward district ores,
will assure to the people of that county
and city even larger measure of pros
perlty IN the future than they have en-
joyed in the past.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26
"As ITHERs SEE U.s."

T. e. Fisher Speaks Enthusiastically of His
Recent Trip to BOULDER.
T. E. Fisher, general passenger agent
of the Gulf road. is very enthusiastic
over the prospects of Boulder, says the
Denver Republican. Everything is
booming up there" said he. "The busi-
ness men of the city all talked in very
encouraging manner and said that busi.
ness was never better than it is at the
present time. And it can readily be
seen that the city is prosperous. Mer-
chants are tearing out the fronts Of their
stores and putting in large plate glass
windows with the most modern lighting
and plenty of mirrors. and the people of
the city are all busy and happy.
II was talking to one man who owns
property in the city and has been for
some time trying to erect building on
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

The council could earn for itself i'm.
mortal fame by making some step to-
ward improving the streets. Visitors to
our city are surprised that community
so prosperous and Aourishing should so
shamefully neglect appearances. Long
with the mud and slop in
Boulder streets has not accustomed our
citizens to accept it with resignation and
the cry for change daily becomes
stronger.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Whereas, Henry Breach transferred to the
First National Bank of Boulder Colorado, thirty
two shares of the capital stock of The Boulder
LYONS Stone Company. evidenced by certificate
No. 4, a. collateral security for his note Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, dated September 10,
1895, with full authorization to the said Bank to
sell the said stock at public or private sale In
case of default In the payment OF the said note;
and whereas, said note has been overdue since
the first day of July, 1897.
Now therefore, the undersigned, In accord
ance with the provisions of said transfer, will
sell the said stock or SO much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the said note, interest and
cost of this sale, at public auction at the front
entrance of the First National Bank building,
Boulder, Colorado, on Tuesday, June 7th, 1893,
at nine O'Clock a. m.
Boulder, Colorado. May 18th, 1893.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANR OF BOULDER
by W. II. ALLISON, Cashier.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26
FREE DELIVERY.

Postmaster Coates Ordered to Prepare the
City for the Service.
Word has been received from the
postoffice department at Washington an
nouncing that the free delivery service
will be begun in Boulder about the mid.
die of next month and ordered Post.
master Coates to prepare for it.
The list of appointees for mail carriers
is as follows: Regulars, Ernest R. Chase,
Fred M. Waite. John c. Morris. Substi-
tutes, Theophilus c. Ardourel, Ernest c.
Wolf,
Daily camera., 1898-05-26
COMMENCEMENT WEEK.

Law school Exercises will Start This Week
ON Saturday.
Commencement week at the university
will begin on Saturday with the exercises
of the law school. The principal address
will be given by Hon. S. T. Corn of Chey
enne. The presidents Baccalaureate
will be given on Sunday afternoon.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26
Call for Volunteers,

A meeting will be held at the city
council chamber at 8 o'clock tonight for
the purpose of organizing volunteer
company pursuant to call of the presi
dent for 5000 troops. Service will be
Immediately rendered to the governor of
this state. All able bodied men between
the ages OF l8 and Is years desiring to
enlist are requested to be present.
{ ]. H. CRARY,
Com. GRANT SAFELY,
]. H. O'BR1EN.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Washington has finally discovered that
she must help Dewey. Wonderful, won
derful, and here it is only one mqnth
since he made bis attack on Manila with
a second class feet and scant compile.
ment of men.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

However uneasy Cervera may be over
his condition of being bottled, his appre.
hension increases whenever he thinks of
the boxing that may follow.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

The total army of the United States
when completed. according to present
plans, will number 778.ooo, including
regulars and volunteers.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Admiral Cervera's entrance to Santi-
ago de Cuba harbor was a triumph of
naval genius. And if he gets out again
Il will be still greater triumph.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

At last a start has been made from
San Francisco and now $500 men are
on their way to join Dewey. The sample
is fair. Now send some reinforcemepts.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Germany denies that its consul threat.
ened Dewey. We will think better of
his judgment if he didn't.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Art Johnson, the Denver News Colo
RADIO regiment correspondent records the
interesting fact that the boys have taken
. bath. Tally one for Colorado.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

For the Ladies
Madam Belcher is in the city at the
Bowen hotel, room Fl, with sample line
of waists, suits, skirts, belts, underwear,
capes. coats, silk undershirts, shirt waists,
wash suits, etc. from the Berlin Cloak
& Suit Co. of Denver. be sure and see
her during Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

A Denver citizen predicts that after
the war. money will be easier. Must We
wait till then7
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Visitors to Boulder say, "For the WON
derful natural beauty Boulder possesses
il 10 surprising how little the people have
done to improve the town."
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

A war doesn't come every day. The
Shylocks are convulsively straining to
prolong the event and make the most of
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

shall do private tutoring this sum-
mer in mathematics and the languages.
For details apply either in person or by
correspondence to
24-I wk. FRANK A. GIFF1N,
Io4o Hill St.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

It's great pity that the squabble be.
+. tween the Denver papers can't be vigor.
cusly censored for out of town readers.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Its an open question as to whether the
bottled article at Santiago de Cuba will,
Ike wine. improve with age.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Aggression. says a Washington de-
spatch. Is the motto. Who would have
thought it?
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

Attention of Boulder ladies is called to
the newly fitted dressmaking rooms, 1858
Pearl street, where am now prepared
to make dresses in all styles and guaran-
tee perfect fit and best of workmanship.
Every fifth dress made within the next
90 days free of charge.
2s-Im MADAME o. F. MILLER.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26
nuHTTCJ MORTGAGE MONEY, see
UnH i'll j. WILHELM HAMM Mcclure Bl
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be received by the under.
signed up to o'clock p. m. Saturday
May 18th, 1893. for the construction of a
hospital to be erected upon grounds
owned by the State University, according
to plans and specifications on file at my
Office.
The regents of the university reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
L. M. GIFF1N.
Boulder. Colorando, May II, 1898.
Daily camera., 1898-05-26

The denominational schools of the
stAee are pluneing themselves on record
by refusing to exhibit 1t the Omaha ex-
1osition, because that institution pro.
sposes to rensin open on Sundays. The
exhibition their conspicuous absence
make VII Sand y ~ appropriate token.