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Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05
TIE PRINCIPAL SYMPTOMS AlE:

| CONSTANT IIIIADACIlI-Duc tq the II. paired qU.lity of blood that req Ches the brain. ilJBIA% Will make the blood pure and nutritious and the headache will disappear.
 9 G R NISU OR YELLOWISI GREEN CCNpLE.NION. HIDIA-, will rc k. the ,gt.l ll,,.tJn Ted and Tosy. hy re- storing the blood 10 a healthy condition.
 3. PULSATION IN TIE NECK. This ia due 10 tue watcry condition of the blood, and WIll disappear shortly after the use of lltblAE is commenced.
 4 WEAKNESS AND PALpITATIO>. or THE HEART. II U D ! A y vii strerEth' tA, heart and --..,ne the bea:a full, strong and .. gu.ar
 HUDYAN Is tnc rcsa 3y tEat you want Have sour L,scu l. ';liisI. Your friends will snyH ;th yau you are looking more E,ai.a:. The color will return 10 your t'-o, ks. Your I"aGaCh. Wiil GisaD- n.c. and yuu Will no longer a?peur weak and n.iserah!r. IIUDYAN will restore the fCECtiGrS oi !atEEr. After you have usad iIUDNA% tell other s,!fi r,:S what .t hs G0Ic for you. l;cne .ILer that HTpI AN is for ul-E and women. Go to yJEr drug reCuuns as given in ttc circular. ICD- ages for S2.1J. 1T your druggist dOaE not keep it. send direct tp tho HIJDYAE REMEDY COMPANY. San Francisco or Los Angeles. Cal itcU-mher that you can consult the IIT'DGNN DOCTORS FREE. Gall and see the doctors. You may cal and see them or write. as you desire. Address
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

The report of tho earnings Q: Il. Santa Fe Pacific for the year ending September 90, 1889, shows dehcit oi nearly half million dollars. Full " that amount has been spent in re- surfacing and bslla a'ting the road,
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

Gen Wilson, delegate 0 congress will leave Arizona in about two week. for Washington, D. C., to be on hand at the time congress conyenes, De-
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

Capitalists from Galveston, Texas. are csntemr rla.ing the establishment of binding twiLe factory at Yuma. which will turn out a carload of twine ger day.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

The Grand Reef, the property 0! J. w. Mackav, near Wilcox has developed to the extent that 8 reduc- ton plant is said 70 be the next move of the III management.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

CI,rks lyon B:tters i- what yor nerd f1r an all around tonic giva you a good healthy appi:ite, %l q bottle For sale by Tombstone Drug StO.e
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05
Glorious News

Comes from pr. D. E. Cargi!e, O! Weshita, I. I. He writes: "FCnr bottles of Electric Bit'ers has cured
 Mrs. Brewer of scrciula, which had caused her great sufivring for years
 Terrible cores would break out on heT head and face, anu the best doctors cauld give no help; bn, her cure is complete and her health i= excellent This shows what thousands have prgvtd-that Electric BIttrTs is tue bee; boot purifier known. Is's the supreme r. medy for eczema, teiter. salt, rbeum, ulcers, bolls and rum ir. sorcs. It stimu!a'es l'ytr, kidneys and bowl-, ex peis roi-ons, helps diges- ton builds mp the strength. Only 90 cehts. SCid ty the Tombstone Drug stoIc. DTuccl.t GGaTanteCd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05
THE LADIES.

The plsasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, makes 1t their favori;e remedy. ro ge, the true and genuine article, look ,or the name of the California Fig Syrup Co. printed near the bottom ofihe package! For sale by all druggists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

Cleanse the liver and bowels. and regulate the system by using Prickly Ash BItters. It creates and sustains energy. Sold by the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

Attention Is called 60 the millinery advertisement of Mrs c 5 Fly ln another column.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

blood and IvCr. IITDYhE will en- Iich tua l1ooI aud give IL back it's lt-i,hy. red color. IiUBNAN Will re- Hey. al the 8: mp tu..s if is Use i5 CDEtiauD1. [ n . sy m r { Q m s are marked. T4e blood being in a pC1- coalition. none c; the organs of th a body are properly Iu'l!is he'd. HtD
 VAN Will cause the blood to hs Q C, mc pure. HL D. ! A% VIII restore ti.v organs fu d healthy condition
 II | D | 4 x will
 visHfv hack Vl a
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

Neg Royal sewing machin~s. gua-- anteed for years, Tor sale for $2G at
 BABBoWs.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

"Mexicsn Neuralgia and Toothache cure," quick, harmless cure, D cts. Tombstone Drug stcre. If
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

A learned exchange seys the word 'Boer" means farmer. ard "OoiR," which is often applied to President Paul Kruger, means uncle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

Miss Ethel Robertson is over from Pearce on a brief visit.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

JV vickers was an inc omiug pas- senger today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05
GRFEfl SICKNESS

or Chlorosis d,r.vcs is name from tha fact thdt th" kin a--umcs cryenish t-t. lt is rather d common disease and is met with amongst y'l"u women. II Is caused from an iTnT1v,ri-nal condition Uf the blood. Ey.uE u blood d -Iss VAN. tne Ertat NNED.L---. r.M.eNE llr
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

For sale, ere Hall safe. Apply at E. B. Austin. fl
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

James Fourr Was in from nj, ranch today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

MT. Chas Blney is in the city from Pearce.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05
LOCAL NOTES. Nos Cookstoves Slj at
 BARRows.

See Bi.bee news on third page. ti
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05
RAILROAD TIME TABlES'

ARIZONA ANDl SoUTHEAsTERN R. R
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05

e-> Candy Cathartic I0c or 2sc, - ( (. C. I.lI ' dTugs ists refund money.
Tombstone epitaph., 1899-11-05
NEW MEXICO & ARIZONA R.

Daily, Pacific tine
 J.j. FPEy, General Manager, NAUGLE, F. ], GIBSON, Assistant General Manager Train Master
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08

T.eayeowogths we RI twenty-threa mics
On the Crest Nor heTn IT, WsnatcAee
having AZ / O'Clock % the afternoon. IL
ws cascf a boat at : o'c.o2k that even
iFg gong 1p the Columbia river re ar
Five AT s0gsn.a 9sty tine uext morning
From there ~ AXE stage foT |'oxcoF-
t-iy f5r3y-sivs. miles. arriving taere n
tne eser3nE- such = the r:Tue e We make
E rss' connections. sra&eh ~ not often dere
TIE ET1p - very costly a. NAV bss seen
To reach Esiasasossgg from points azoaE
tAD Great $orF bern pfCp4e Tlust 40 az
the way 90 Seattle ard take IN. So~Ia FRI
Gsetse hack 20 Fytesa@k,sf-x Ts8ias % xsara
q ;rF - 81 ssxry-t1Ye niles. The Only
either alternative "a - Tjs cToss country
sSfy-7v@ mics, watca ss rather Gsa-
ARE sAs8s au3 cggstIY trip
]. "a very Nk4}Y that there E5-! b. strong
eE9oS.t s0T to :ae creation - tbs county
from ktttstAs people There sr@ aso.gs
ssv@nty miles - tie Great %DrtAe raas
fn f>ltas tsgGnty watch asa3 O. - sev-
ea9~~ As ta@ 1sTse rgns tarougH tnmt ne ~
a. TIE county wstra = ~ uropr$s~4 20 rsl+
- -here Nes2t4 ~ ge8GGgson 81 tse tax
ale properly u teS SONNY. ve&sz.fnx in
= Increase - re asss<~TneEf.
n a sad - have t-sess understood 4: ehs.
siescs CD by zGary persons tasf rb~ Kit
:tsae c-s9nty n2efah@Ts % tae legislature
xoesI4 raFnafn passive. Trey received
many vases an Ese naE 5D&rr ss.e<l>a On this
Condition.
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A GREAT WORK.
Multiplicity of Diseases Included in the Cope
land Light-Fee System.
Marvellous Results of Improved Treatment in Maades Long
Chased as InCurahe.

To tsose unac2Gaintsa With the great
work carried on at tne Copeland institute.
the reach and range ~ that far-tsrnea
medical system ana is admirable asapss-
ton 10 the needs OF every class 4 In
vaisds may De Indicated by ;hs diversity
OF Diseases accepted tor expert treatment,
l. TIE Copeland system Includes catarrh
and AL catarrhal nalaaies. In this hard
branch II practical pathology Doctcr Cope
land ranks with he very few recognized
masters row living. but under the nominal
assessment plaa all eatasrh patients re-
ee.ve one entire months treatment, medi-
ctnes Included for the sun usually paid for
examination alone.
?. Tie Copeland system includes the
treatment and cure OF deafness. the sys-
teruatic restoration OF the lost or impaired
sense os hearing under brilliant diScov-
cries credited entirely 10 Doctor Copeland.
being now a thoroughly verified reality.
however unique and marvellous as u naedl-
cal evolution and achievement, Here. too.
the expense OF treatment IS limited. under
the nominal assessment regulation. 70 the
rate OF s. month, medicines included. un-
Ill cured.
3. The Copeland system includes asthma
and bronchitis. the superior curative pc
tency OF the new treatment In chronic in
nammatory diseases OF the air passages
being predioated en- the greatly reduced
period o. tine requisite 10 their permanent
mastery. Total expense-;reatm ent and
medicines !ncluded-ss a month.
4. The Copeland system includes incipi-
ent consumption with treatment held 20
be absolutely effective in the cure o. al
affections Of the lungs inside the tine %
clear tuberculosis. Nominal expense as
sassme at-oae entire months treatment.
medicines included-sS
8. The Copeland system includes diseases
~ ,as nervous system improved methods
Of treatment accomplishing the permanent
mastery Of this class Of inffr.nities with
less delay than is possible under ,ha Old
school theories. Expense limited to 81 ma
rates a month. medicines included.
g. The Copeland system includes diseases
OF the stomach. the liver and the bowels.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
cosMAAlsriNe

tournsa bearing % the Order to show
cause. but her testimony WAS on IA differ
tnf hne yesterday. Attorney WsusoF be-
gan s1y asking Ms Wan Aistlne TO teal
al about her trip To A aeka- on Ahsea she
first met ION Van AisFius. Mrs Van
Asstins exI1a.Ee1 that sag went 70 Fort
WFange3 With the intention II renting
a roaming fiD4ss but finding ntsne really
for occupancy concluded ia return To Sc
attic II Was On the r@furn Trip that
size was introduced 10 Naa Alsttne IN the
sta,cr0Om Of a. mutual aqua E1tance, d
former ~ attic hack driver named Jack"
She made ne effort IN obtain the intro
dueliog
Witness continued her testimony, relat-
ing the events immediately fo.iostng her
arrival in Seattle On that might Yaa
A1stine went 10 tho Brooklyn lodging
house on Second avenue. Witness went
to the SnOquaamie hotei on Pike street
The next riorIsng witness left her hotel
ana went 70 Van A.st1ue's room and on
: his invitation vert TO breakfast with him
st the Malscn Torfont. tn" first fire.
works IN the case we're sst OF when tina
witness admitted thai Archie NoyTs VAS
the driver Of the hack IN which she left
her hotel THAI morning, Attorney UorG
vigorously objected to the Witness saying
The court oyersHllea the objection and
then AttaFney Wln-or Piled tha witness
with questions plainly intended 70 df&%
ous from her an admission 81 her alleged
intimate relations xtth Noyes, 1ae wit
rass evased them. She Admitted that she
was acquainted with Moves. butt onty as
sas vas acquainted wlth many other men.
II was only an accident sire said that
Eoyea drove the hack In whlasl sho and
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COULD NOT FIND TfsE NINE.
j. Il. Rollins Explains an Afask
Deal In Criminal CoaTt.

The evidence IN the case Of the state
IS. J. X. Roiltn. charged with obtaining
money under false pEstenses from A. z.
kifkbride and shree others. was taken
before Judge Jacobs in the superior eoQr,
yesterday. Today thu jury VIII BE in
ssructed ana retire TO deliberate upon :
verdict,
The Rollins case IS one concerning
which considerable has been published IN
the newspapers The testimony Of
the state yesterday did not diff
fer materially from that at the pre-
IlminarY hearing. Il was 70 the effect
that Rollins last November collected Is
each from kirkbrida and hss companions.
IL return for which he promised 10 guide
them to fahulouaiy rich mine near
Wrangel AIaska The promise was nGt
fulfilled, Rollins failing 10 find the mine
again
RaIllns' defense, as developed by his
testimony. was that the mine really ex-
listed. but that be was unable 10 find II
ca returning with his four hackers.
The court excluded all testimony OF the
state designed 10 prove that Rollins had
attempted 70 induce other persons be-
sides the four 10 join his expedition.
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COURTS AND COUNTY OFFICES.

II. A Hasser. charged with insanity.
was acquitted In the probate court yes
terday II was proved that he drank and
was violent when Intoxicated or angry
bar not that he was insane.
Judge Moore n the superior court yes
terday appointed J. u. Taft 10 he re-
ceiver Of he Washington Planning MIL
Company en- application of the stoC khold-
srs The liabilities Of the company are
alleged "a be s. e25 and the assets s. 30.
The labor claims amount to $50
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08

oyer 4 year. and Aa3 ais home shere with
q N7fe ard ave children in s&Sargsay
fgsSTHsng -. Rad - professional eat - Ma
Pc Faiiey. ana weat there Oh railroad
~. pade On his return h~ stuYyrss *
Cesia+ Ao1ns 4&ss. and yeFr e3eA He
y as Ysif OF she train ard s&ut home ssfsse
~ . act-rs fte- 1s reached BENTON &e sttsa
frss-r nFRNf GSsl;xr.s believed - have bare
brought ssa b oseT-sSextiea OF the vsioca-
gsSss-
He 49, a member - he Ssasar05a -
I.astea + 6 s. NJ os Williamsburg IsSs.
ard ssA aflHAtee4 hers wtta Inc . An
srrws leslg~ 81 Ranssen
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Csssrxa IL W-Astt. e S3ath t,&r4.Eze-.
Ne s&gs ~3 naVa &s& ths waTsr c2sS7-
cal3 rAlx 2rz x=kp Axs$ Save zzssn .9ts
g trasa e 20 arcT9rs @Gt pr-zlt - -
VesA1r tNsss sFt-F.Agn's ConEA krT-~@F S.
la~ CIV tang Ia Aas 1oIs airy gsos1
wAatsNsr ! AAys Gsed 5a- ss-esEt BOTS
at ts~ c~ss crss ar. Er3n aave a teEt
re- sazSsai -sase sI.r sz1n Errs *
49, -.1l&S4 E.14.-4se. Ea1 sac 80 49, asA4-
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Boundaries Not settled.

rts boundaries have not yet been definite
" settled. and those Ines Decided CD may.
or course. be changed many times before
the bsii VIII have been successful But
approximately the western lire ~ili run
from point n the northern part u Kit
tltgs county north the Cascade range
10 the eastern boundary or sEohomish
county. and on Up 70 4 point IN she east
ern boundary of Ssagft. From there the
IHe viii run in a sosithwessaFiy direction
- a poin; 90 the Columbia river, between
the mouth OF the Cheisn and Okanogaa
rivers: between them II viii run along the
divide which separates them. The Sound~
ary from thK point WOUND Follow the Co
llsmhsa river 70 the mouth of the WeD4t-
chee from which 70 would go west to the
point 81 beginning.
No estimate Of the number Of square
made. but 1t would make a very large
county. Most 90 il would come from
okanogan, and only that portion Of kitti-
tas watch forms a wedge between the
Cascade mountains and the Wenatehee
river would be taken in,
The groposei county seat r wenatehee,
worth from which city Mr. Reeves halls.
tsSniy-.hree miles up the Wenatoaee riv-
sr are strongly n favor OF the scheme,
Reeves, should appeal 10 everyone %
common sense. We who i've on the CO.
ltsnabsa river in Ckanogan county find II
impossible al times to reach our county
seat. Conconnlly. It IS a very expen-
and others living on the Columbia river In
ki,ttas county, find IL very difficult TO
reach Ea.snshsErS. their county seat
Long Journeys to Destinations.
II make the broad assertion that IL costs
IA much money and time 10 reach either
E1-ensbugg or Conconuily and return as
10 make The round trip 20 Chicago from
ogrr section of the country. Such ought
not 10 bs the case. any one should be
able TO understand that.
How do sc reach Conconsa4y from
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7----T7--as--- ~~-7-7 -~--~~-
AT THE CALL OF DUTY.
DIR. George Welsh. of Renten. Dies
suddenly from Heart Failure.

The remains of Dr. George Welsh. Of
Eenton were brought - Bonney 4 Stew
args undertaking rooms yesterday, 10 be
prepared for shipment h. Williamsburg,
iowa Or. Welsh. who was % Years OF ase.
has BEEN IL praetlca AZ Nenton fQr = Hue
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
HOME TREATMENT BY MAIL

Patients who live at distance
can bs treated with perfect success
by the aid of the Copeland symp-
tom blank, sent free on application.
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stana Cor short tine 10 testify regarding
he letter o. enclosure accompanying Ire
t-s.sG. She 80 Il the letter Was lost.
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and their efficient and successful treatment
by an accomplished expert without extra
expense beyond the Assessment, OF s. a
MONTH medicines Included
-. The Copeland system includes
all mnladtes that require tiaas treat
ment or a certain period OF upinter-
rupted professional attention for
their Anal and lasting eure. Hut tn .
key tn the system In Its economic
aspects. IL that. whatever the all
m~pt or infirmity. the sufferer IL mc-
fualiy afforded ono entire months
treatment. all medicines iacIaaed
mt the precise sum usually paid for
exam inatian alone!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-08
NEW COUNTY N THIS STATE.
Its Creation to Be Urged Before
the Legislature.
TO BE KNOWN AS WENATCHEE.

weaId Comprise . Portion Of kfssi-
tn. and OkanoEan tounttes-nih
Already Prepared by Hon. Them-
q. Rarke. of This taty-bouna-
TO Reach Present County seats.
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E4zu GerTns.. a ws4 kzc&n rssc her
60 snzsz.ls eeAaty, CreSUn. S4s A&rnss
10 4eatA vc&teFasaT raa-D2z- 4 - .3g2kas
thAx -s ~as zz@g@sge= Tor rs --1zEy.
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Passing of Catarrh
Into Consumption.
A TYPICAL Case.

Mr.. J. 4. NeGiiIvray. wetI-kaown
rvsslen; Of Port Or hara wash- gives his
sAp~TSsssee an Instance 81 eAat tAey are
eoias soT s2vaAds vi me Copeland Medical
Institute.
4 have taken "a course ~ the Copeland
tres snsenf for caEarrn II tee heaa throat
and bronchial IapeS4 and have oatalaed =
complete cure. although the disease had
become ~ deeply seated ia thy system
iaaI | had developed All the
Indications of Consumption.
Il do not knew the original cause % my
trouble. il just seemed lie come Oh sTaau-
ally, and the nrsl sy ulptcrn taay bothered
me Was the continual nEtag Wy Of my
threat with mueus dropping from this post
charge from the nostrtls whsch Is SO com
fnoa among sufferers from catarrh, bat
was Kept busy from morning till night
Hawking and splitting
in order 20 keep my throat clear.
Like 50 many others affected In the
same manner, | did NOT stse NY condition
the attention necessary 10 check The prog
ress % jhv disease. and t. was not tong be-
fore The bronchial tubes were involved \
dali. aching gaia came IN my chest and
beneath the shoulder blades aDd ! noticed
a constantly increasing difficulty in filing
throat and chest seemed completely filed
up. AMI / would
toagh fer Hours
before could dislodga and eject the accu-
mutation Of ph.gm.
My entire system became greatly dis
ordered; could eat nothing - speak OF,
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her tasure as:soand made their srss pub
H. appearance. "a SsAtfie.
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Washing on Is 70 have a Few COUNTY.
fne thivty~ag1h. II seg9nS advocates OF
taa scheme sssoasa iss SUCCESSFUL uSIcEs
tie legislature at Olympia. Tie seN
county. waseh siA be known as Hefsa :
,hee n, comprise u Esortfon ~ hlIti1as
AID 9tSanagan--sEae extreme nor1aefn ED
Of 1he one and Ire extreme southwestern
cad 81 the other.
A bill tor tas aea county las aEe4uS
ben preasr red ~ judge TaoSias baEse soF
persons wso are pushing fAs praplss ton,
and il wiai soon he introduced In ole ao-ss
e the legislature. It's advocates present
an argument for this measure ~ascirsass
Claim sf0ai9 efest - rassAss a. 1n's ses-
sion OF tie legislature,
Arthur Guaa and Frank Reeves. THO
business men 81 Okanogan county. are AZ
the Aose. HasIeT. oE tae.r way 10 p.xFn-
pia. where they viii aid The passage OF the
t.lI They say they are backed ey q
streug sentiment Of people living along
tha Columbia river.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15
A MOTHERS LETTER.

family phyc Knowing
dup
nfnedat
Alout
morn esred
an
o
ngth
knowledge
%
II lar
m FEM dryam entonlys hes,
hbocksO Denver
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

The four children of Harry Kinkel,
former engineer at Walter Chamber.
Iain's sampling works, were this morn
ing sent to a private charitable institu
ton under the care of the Rev. DR.. Fries,
at Pueblo. Since the death of the moth
er last July, the little ones, who are aged
respectively three, seven, nine and
twelve years, have sadly lacked moth
er's care and it was due to the kindly in
tetvention and assistance of Mrs. |. Ber-
lin, the local agent of the humane soci
ETY., that they were furnished with a
home. Mrs. Berlin has interested her
self in the case for some time and sue
ceeded in securing berth for the chill
dren in the Pueblo home only after con.
tinued diigent efforts.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15
:! 5 q ss sESs35

A. Gilfllan, the successful superin
tendent of the Mogul tunnel at Eldora,
was in Boulder today. He reports that
work is rapidly progressing in the great
tlnnel, length of !, 200 feet horizontally
and depth go perpendicularly having
been reached. In driving the tunnel
thus far 81 good veins have been cut
In point of veins cut and the economical
management of the work, the Mogul tun-
mel is undoubtedly the greatest success
in the state. 1t has future assured it
that will alone guarantee the permancy
of Eldora as a paying gold camp.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

Coy Moon has been registered and
will be entitled to cast vote at the com
ing election. Mr. Ebert Greenman, Coy
Moons attorney, produced a supreme
court decision which applied directly to
the case and which was handed down
March 29 of last year The supreme
court decision definitely decided the
case and Mrs Callahan this morning
consented to accept Coy Moons regis
tration.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

Messrs. J. H. Nicholson, E. J. Temple
and John L. Church, directors of the
National State bank, went over to Den.
yer today to inspect plans for their pro
posed new building, corner 18th and
Pearl 1t is expected that work will be
commenced in the near future The di-
rectors plan to make i, the most attract
i've building on Pearl street.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

Ladies, do not wait until the last week
to get your Easter gowns have first
class fnisher and corps OF assistants to
execute orders with promptness and sat
istaction Perfect fit and finish guaran.
teed. MRS. L. WALDRON,
1912 Pearl ST., I'd Floor,
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

The friends of Lou and Katherine AL.
gire will be panied to hear OF the death
of their married sister, Mrs. Rochette,
which occurred in Chicago today. She
leaves babe ten days old. The sympa-
thy of host of friends are with them in
their aff1 ction Mrs. Rochette spent a
month here last August at the time of
her mothers death.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

A despatch to the Camera from Cap
tain L. P. McGwire at Longmont states
that Col. B. L. Carr is still in a SERIOUS
condition with little change since yes-
,erday While there are chances for his
recovery, he is conceded to be very
sick man.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

A regular rbeeting of the Grocers as
sociation was theld in the city hall last
night, but only business of routine
character was discussed.
Daily camera., 1899-03-15

A meeting of the Reform league has
been called for tonight to discuss plans
for placing an independent ticket in the
field. 1t is stated that the platform for
the campaign will be the enforcement OF
existing ordinances. 1t is also SAID that
Isaac Earl will probably be chosen as
the candidate Tor mayor.