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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03

Following were the guests: Mrs. Luther
Foster. Mrs. j. NJ. Tanner, MIS-. Js n
Game. jr-, Mrs. o. G. orm,soy, Mrs srs A. r. =
Roy McAlister. Mrs. f: G. Gowans. MIS-.
Carpenter. Mrs. G. L. Swendson, Mrs. Jo-
seph Jensen. Mrs. H. Builen, Mrs. Emma Emma
Jones. Mrs. Anna Knox, Mrs. Eliza w ool-
ley of Salt Lake. Mrs. =. T.. Riter, MTs-
H. Thomas, Mrs. R. w. Sloan MIS-. Han
Mrs. Moses Thatcher. Mrs. L. r. Martin
eau, Mrs Lee Thatcher. Mrs. IA. Thatcn-
er, j.. Mrs ]. w. Thatcher. Mrs a =.
W. Fnllmer. Mrs. L. G. Farr, Mrs. 4; +.
Farr. jr, Mrs S. B. Thatcher. Mrs. s.
Jeuueson. Mrs. j. B. Thatcher, Mrs y D
Oimsby. Mrs. Jane Thatcher. Mrs 4. o.
Barber, Mrs. Ray Ormsby. Mrs. j. A.
Langton Mrs. Delilah playhouse. MRS; j.
z. Carlisle. Miss Foster, Clara Foster,
Miss Cassaday. Miss Carpenter, Saloma
Carpenter, Miss Emma Hyde, Miss Bow
en-, Retta Bowen Miss Hattie Smith, MISS
Eliason, Annie Eliason. Norah Eiiason'
Miss Kate Thatcher Of Salt Lake ably as
sisted Mrs I.angton in receiving the
guests Little Misses Harriet Tnatcher;
Carrie McAlister and Marie bar l. seaneu
delicious lemonade during the afternoon
AT the ice cream social given at the
Presbyterian church Thursday evening,
Volunteers T. R. Smith and A. w. bro ,S,a
aTneriances they had in the Philippines
Beautiful music was rendered by the OF
chestra. Attorney Neoeker gave an -, az
dress. Miss Alice jacobson sang peauti-
fully; and, finally but not least, dellcious
ice cream and cake were served
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Miss Necy Ensign of Salt Lake City was
the recipient of a pleasant social party On
Tuesday evening, given IN ner honor a.
the residence of her aunt, Mrs. A. ID Hal-
mer. The evening was spent with carus,
music and refreshments. MISS Eilsl6n ie
turns home on Sunday.
Mrs Luna Thatcher Farrell and Mr.
Frank Thatcher are expected nome next
month from Holland where they nave
been for more than two years IN the mis-
sionary held.
Mrs Eliza wooiley of Salt Lake City soI is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Anna hhoA.
Mr.. George Lyon and Miss Jessie Dunn
are up from the capital visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. e z. Gates. Mr.. E. P.
Bacon. Miss Bacon and Miss Florence
Foster returned Thursday from pleas
ant weeks outing in Bear Lake.
nr and Mrs 9. s ormsby. Professor
Clarence Snow. Professor George Thomas.
Mr.. George F. Thatcher and MISS Ella
Irvine and Miss Maggie I.hain nave re-
turned from a tour in the Natiohai pa n
Joseph Morrill, has gone to Star valley,
psrtlv on pleasure and partly to look al
ter his stock interests in that section.
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Mice Aaice Penrose of Salt Lake City is
visiting in Logan. the guest of Mr. ana
Mrs. George Robinson.
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Mrs. j. A Langton returned Monqay
from a weeks visit with relatives in Wy
oming.
Mrs. Stoddard and Miss Jessie Stoddard
have returned from Baker CITY, ore-'
where thew spent several months.
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Mrs. T. C. Morris of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs Stephen Haiistone.
Policeman Phil Evans and family leave
TODAY for !, two weeks outing in the
mountains and in Bear Lake.
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AN OLD TRADE MARK.
In the United States and Great Brit.
ain Trade Marks Are Protected
By Statute,

A question in which business men are
naturally interested was discussed some
time ago in Chicago The subject of the
discussion was the registration of
trademarks. A few. facts about trade,
marks will be interesting.
A trademark is a distinguishing
mark or device adopted by manufac-
turer and impressed on his goods, la
bells, etc, to indicate the origin or man
ufacturer. In law, it is a particular
mark or symbol which is used by a
person for the. purpose of denoting that
the article to which it is affixed is sold
or manufactured by him, or by his
authority. 1t is also used as name
or sign for his place of business to in
dicate that he carries on his business
at that particular place, and which by
priority of adoption or exclusive use.
or other good reasons, is recognized as
his property
In Great Britain, the united States
and other countries, then registration
and protection of trade marks are pro-
vided for by statute. The earliest trade
marks appear to have been those which
were used in the manufacture of paper,
and which are known as water-marks.
Of these the most ancient known ap-
pears on document bearing the date
1351-that is, shortly after the invention
of the art of making paper from linen
rags.
The foundation of the protection af-
forded by law to the owners of trade
marks is In the injustice done to one
whose trade. has acquired favor with
the public if competitors are allowed,
by colorado imitation of methods first
adopted and continuously used by him
for making his products recognizable,
to induce intending purchasers to take
their goods instead of his.
The same kind of protection is, there
fore, given, within just limits, to style
and color of package and label as to
specific symbols.
This information is taken from The
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia.
This is the splendid work of which
the Chicago Times Herald is now plac-
ing limited number of introductory
sets in the west at wholesale prices and
on small monthly payments. Persons
who are interested in this opportunity
to secure it should write to the Times
Herald, Chicago, for particulars and
specimen pages of the work.
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Ephraim. Sept. miss Ella Hansen is
visiting Colonel Tatlock's family. at Manti.
Tom Winters of Salt Lake City was in
town several days this week.
Lawrence Rasmussen and wife went to
Manu this week to remain one month.
Mr.. Rasmussen viii have charge of the
Sanpete Valley station during the tempo
rary absence of Agent Horning.
Dolph Taylor and wife of Freedom were
in town yesterday.
Nels Christensen Of Mayfield is visiting
relatives in this city.
{. Professor n. Z. Moves principal of the
Sanpete Stake academy. was down from
Provo Friday. He has gone south through
lerest of that institution.
The Primary association entertained the
little folks with a dancing party in
The children enjoyed the affair very
much.
The local baseball boys will give a dane
ing party i'm the opera house Saturday
night. The Payson club will be here. and
many young people from neghboring
towns have announced their intention to
be present. 1t promises to be a very sue
1OocA0A
The Rev. J. NJ. Hansen. accompanied by
his wife is spending a few days in Salt
Lake City this week.
William X. Red. one of Manti's leading
attorneys, was in town Wednesday
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Erastus willardsen and wife visited rel
atiyes in M5yfield this week.
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Hyrun Basen's face is wreathed in
smiles nowadays on account of the ar
rival of a new BY at his home last Sum
day.
Louis Hansen. sr. has been spending the
past week in Moroni.
Ras Larsen went TO Redmond wednes-
day. lie expect sto be gone for some
time.
DIR. c. II. BIRD and family drove over
from Manti to visit Junction City friends
Tuesday.
Lyman Aldrich. the Mt. Pleasant drug
gist. was in the city Sunday.
John Bradshaw. the Lehi stockman has
Tom Barston came down from Mt
Pleasant 10 visit some of Ephraim's fair
daughters the first Of the week
John Sorensen and wife gave a party.
Sunday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Soreli-
sens brother. Louis Anderson who re-.
Gently returned from Manila. A large
number of guests were present and a
pleasant time is reported.
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John TiIby and wife, formerly residents
Of this city, drove ovSr from their Chester
home Sunday.
Mrs L 8. Anderson was very pleasantly
surprised Sunday afternoon by the mern-
bers of her family 1t was her birthday.
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EVANSTON SOCIETY.
lsnecial Correspondence.l


Evanston. sWyo.. Sept. 1-Governor
Richards and staff passed through o Eya m;
ston Friday. They were joined here by
Mayor F. N. Foote, who acc. aecom Iaaa "a
welcome the returning volunteers.
Harry Lauder and wife of Chicago are
visitors in the city. the guests of Mr.. j.
Lauder sr,' and fa n q
Mrs. Mertzheimer. Miss Mertzhemer
and Arthur Quinn returned Monday even
ing from their trip to the B. Q. ranch.
Among the many who took advantage
of the excursion to Salt Lake Were Mr..
and Mrs John Collier, Mrs. Z. T..
Hamaker, Mr. and Mrs. M w. Foote.
Grace Foote,. Messrs., Winslow Donns,
Hunting Hui Fred wurtelle, Hills. Lewis,
Policy. winslow and Alger.
Mrs. j. K. Graf spent several days in
Echo the past week.
Miss Emma Lewis of Salt Lake is
spending a few weeks with her sister,
Mrs l. kaStor
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Casfin returned
Tuesday from a pleasant two weeks visit
in Red Canyon.
store returned Saturday morning from
Cheyenne. accompanied by his bride.
Miss Mary l. Webster returned from
Cheyenne Friday evening.
Mrs. NJ. w. Foote left Salt Lake Mon
day. evening over the Denver & Rio
Grande for South Bend Ind. where she
intends visiting relatives and friends for
the next two months.
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Mrs C. d. Clark. charmingly entertain
ed Monday evening in honor of Mrs. John
Stone and Miss Mary Of indianapolis,
Ind.
Mr.. John Dykins of Randolph spent
several days in the city this week.
G. f. Pexton made d business trip to
Salt Lake Monday. returning Tuesday.
Misses Edith and woodie Hooker left
on No. 3 for Salt Lake Wednesday.
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Captain Calverley came in Tuesday and
left THURSDAY evening with the Thirty
fourth for San Francisco where he ex-
poets to remain some time before de-
parting for Manila. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Calverley and the chill
drer.
ID. D. Alvord and sister. Miss Mamie
McGlinchy returned to kemmerer Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. Culp. mother of Mrs j. H Trip.
departed for her home i'll the east Tues
day.
Miss Carrie Nelson entertained at high
five Tuesday evening. Delicious refresh
ments We're served. Those present were
Misses Florence and Bessie Hilliard,
Florence Smith of Kemmerer. Mary Nell
SON Messrs. Charles Gunnell. Roy
Bowman, Harry Hamilton, John Eakins
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Miss Kate Ausherman. who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Salt
Lake and Evanston for the past seven
weeks. departed for her home in lola,
Kan. Friday evening. Miss Ausherman
has made many friends during her stay
in our city, who deeply regret her de-
parture.
Mrs T. b. Blyth departed Saturday for
Garden City. Long Island. where she goes
TO place Mile and Charlie in school.
Mrs William Hamilton. accompanied by
the children of David Hamilton. departed
Thursday for Kansas City, where she will
join her husband who has lucrative
position in that city
Mr.. II. n. MARI of the Blyth & Fargo
company, arrived Thursday from the east
where he. spent several weeks with reia-
tsyes ands friends.
Mrs G. z. Pexson and son left Thurs
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and her children and grandchildren came
together to celebrate the event. A good
time is reported.
James H. Hansens family is rejoicing
over. the arrival of new member. 1t is
a girl
Orsen Frost went out to Mayfield for a
short stay this week.
DR.. Olsten was in town Wednesday.
Miss Ella Guiding came, home from Salt
Lake City Sunday.
Miss Ida Peterson went to Salt Lake
City Friday.
DR.; Otto Nelson went over to Freedom
Mrs. Dorcas Christensen visited Manti
friends the first of the week.
Miss. Miss Ruth Dorius visited Mt. Pleasant
Willard PETERSON and wife went to Manti
Sunday.
Miss Hiddie Peterson is visiting relatives
in Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs: Julia Dorius entertained a party
of friends at dinner Saturday. Among
the guests were G. c. A. Christensen and
son and wife and Bishop c. R. Dorius and
family.
Attorney Ephraim Hansen went to Free
dom the first of the week.
Mrs. Nora Dorius visited friends in Man.
Ii this week.
Farley S. Peterson went to Redmond
Monday
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Charles Musig of Sterling was in town
Monday. looking up a place to stay next
winter while he attends the academy.
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Rev j. NJ. Hansen has been reappoint-
ed to preside over the Methodist mission
in this city. Mr.. Hansen has many friends
here, who will be pleased to learn he will
stay in town.
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Mayfeld Wednesday.
Rev. C. W. Martin and wife OF Manti
were in town this week.
Sheriff Jensen was in town Wednesday.
c. W. Peterson went to Salt Lake City
this week.
The family of Joseph Braithwaite is re-
Charles Christensen of Manti was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs c. ]. Fisher entertained number
of friends last evening.
President Canute Peterson visited May
field Sunday.
Leonard Mccarthy drove over from the
ito1
CIV. Peterson visited Mayfield friends
the first of the week.
The Manti volunteers gave a dance in
the opera house here Friday night. The
soldier boys from this place and a large
number of young people from this city
and. Manti were il attendance. 1t was a
very successful affair
Charley Jensen left for Thistle Junction
Monday where he has secured a position
as clerk in the Rio Grande Western sta
ton.
George Larsen of Manti was in town
last night.
Dan Weggelund of Salt Lake City and
A. l.. Skanchy of Logan are guests of c.
G. A. Christensen this week. Under the
guidance of Mr.. Christensen the gentlemen
have visited all the principal towns in the
county.
The Young Ladies association is, pre-
pariRg TO put on a play at the opera house
in about two weeks.
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DR.. Jensen went to Spring City yester-
day.
]. F. McCurdy of Manti was in town
yesterday afternoon.
John F. christensen came down from
Castillo Springs this week.
A crowd of young people from this city
will attend a dancing party in Manti to-
night.
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County Commissioner William Metcali
of Gunnison is in town today.
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Mrs Vanderbilt was sworn 70 by their
agent and Aforementioned. Herman Oel-
richs. they being absent from the state;
The answers deny that Mrs. Craven and
Fair were ever married. deny that the an
s50N 600. as she alleged. and deny that she
has any claim on the estate.
a demurrer on behalf of Charles L..
Fair to the petition of Mrs. Craven to
have the decree of distribution of the
real estate to the children set aside has
also been filed 1t states that the time in
which a motion in which to vacare the
decree could be made has long since ex-
pired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03
FIGHT MRS. CRAvEN'S CLAIMS.
Children of the Late James G. Fair
Enter Protest In Court.

San Francisco, Sept. I'm the superior
court of this city. Charles L. Fair, Mrs.
Theresa A. Oelrichs and Mrs. Virginia
Vanderbilt, children of James G. Fair,
have filed answers to the petition of Mrs.
Nettie Craven for a family allowance of
S. 600 a month as the widow of James G.
Fair. The answer Of Mrs. Oelrichs and
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WANTS HIS PROPERTY NOW.
New York Man Was Not Dead, But
Confined In Prison.

Elmira, n Y, Sept. 2.--Frank ]. Leach,
who was reported dead, has returned to
Elmira after an absence of twenty-five
years. to claim property valued at sew
eral thousand dollars. left his mother
and now in the possession of his step
father, Joseph Cilley. ~
Leach has served twelve years in Cal
ifornia prison for crime of which he
was afterward proved innocent. His
mother died while he was in prison, and
he claims that 1t was known by his rea-
tiyes here that he was alive when the
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A Frightful Blunder

will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald.
Cut>or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
the best in the world, will kill the pain
and promptly heal 1T. Cures Old Sores.
Corns. all Skin Eruptions. Best pile
cure on earth. Only 25c a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by q. G. M. I. drug
gists.
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day for a weeks visit with friends il

day for weeks visit with friends in
Salt Lake.
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Miss Deane of Laramie was the guest
of A. z. Bradbury and family of Red
Canyon for a few days the past week.
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D. B. Rathburn was in from his ranch
on Fontenelle, Tuesday.
Mrs; Thorn of New York. an old time
friend of Miss Katheryn Blyth, visited
with her a few days this week.
Mrs. +. Zimmerman and Kate Bailey
left for Kemmerer overland Saturday
morning.
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Mr.. E. S. Hamaker of Red Canyon ar
rived from Salt Lake Thursday.
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The ladies of the Baptist church gave
supper Thursday evening from $50 to
1920 in the old postoffice building. The
hall was beautifully decorated with flags.
bunting. The different tables We're pre-
sided over by some of Evanston's most
charming young ladies and Misses Bel
nap and Williams of Ogden. who served
a sumptuous repast. Quite a neat sum
was realized for the church fund.
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Mrs. G. Z. Pexton was the hostess at
dinner Sunday night at the Pacific hotel.
Her guests were Miss Mary Stone of
indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Thorn and son
of New York, Miss Katheryn Blyth,
Messrs. Keith. Valo and Earl Bradbury
of Red Canyon.
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Sick Headaches.

the curse of overworked womankind,
are quickly and surely cured by karfs
Glover Root Tea. the great blood puri-
fer and tissue builder. Money refund
ed if not satisfactory. Price, rs cts and
so cts. For sale at q. C. NJ /. Drug
Dept.
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UNDERTAKEN.

property was turned over to his step
father He has secured an attorney and
will fight for his inheritance.
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Correct Work

on Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Flannels,
Blankets, Lace Curtains and Shirt
Waists. Get the best. Give your call.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.
166 Main Street.
Telephone. 19g
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SPECIAL SALE.

Children's Reliable School Shoe.
Commencing Wednesday morning,
Sept. 6.
POSITIVE BARGAINS.
F. AUERBACH & BRO.
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Miss Gratia Flanders will reopen her
music studio, 1045 East Brigham street,
Sept 5. Pupils desiring hours should
apply at once. Office hours from to
6 p. m.
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Baseball, Lagoon, Saturday. Sunday
and Monday. Billings VS.. r. G. W..
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Labor's day for pleasure, Sept. 4th.
Lagoon. That's enough, isn't 1t?
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The Liver Keeps People Well.

When the liver Is sluggish, all other
organs are involved. You suffer from
Consultation, Biliousness, Jaundice,
Headache, Indigestion, Pain in Back.
Chills and Loss of Energy. You will
never know how promptly these trou-
bles can be cured until you use Herb
inc. 1t cures quickly when other rem
edies utterly fail Regulates the Liver.
Purifies the Blood. Herbine is Harm
less Vegetable Remedy that gives new
life and energy almost from the first
dose. Price so cents. Free Trial Bot
tie at q. C. M. !. Drug Department.
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rbe New Fall Hats

Bartholomews horses are still show
ing at Lagoon every day and evening
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for gentlemen's correct wear are Mil
Ter. Warburton, Denny, Schoble and
Halves shapes. Sole agents.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main Street.
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Baseball, Lagoon, Saturday. Sunday
and Monday. Billings VS.. r. G. w.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31
More Cottages Needed.

One of the problems which is facing
the management of the Chautauqua is
how to prepare for the accommodation
OF the ihrong expected when the session
opens at Boulder next year. Indications
which cannot be mistaken point to twice
the attendance of the season just closed.
Had there been 100 additional houses on
the grounds last July every one of them
would have found willing occupant.
The accommodations did not meet the
demands and it is conservative estim
ate to say that if 200 houses are erected
on the grounds between nov and next
summer, every one OF them can be
Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31
Harmless Shooting ARRAY.

A shooting ARRAY occurred on a ranch
near Garfield yesterday in which six
shots were exchanged between William
Hahn and John Bodish, without any
harmful results. The shooting was the
result of an argument over wages claim
ed to be due Bodish from Hahn, Bodsh
being particularly urgent in his demands
for settlement. Hahn has been work
ing leased ranch near Canheld for four
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

J. M. Wilcox, former Atchison, Topeka
q Santa Fe agent at Ottawa, Kansas,
has been appointed as the head of the
CLERICAL force at the freight depot, to
succeed F. E. Angove recently appoin
ted as agent at Idaho Springs.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31
1T WAS A WALkAWAY.
Longmont Team Proves Easy Prey for
Local Reds.

Longmont Team Proves Easy Prey for
Local Reds.
The game on Gamble field Yesterday
between Longmont and Boulder was a
surprise to the former team. They came
over confident of winning. but the fna
score read IS to o IN Boulder's favor.
The attendance was fair but insufficient
to cover the deficit confronting the local
management.
Score by innings:
L ongmont, 100000 -o-o-o-o- o
Boulder. 7-I-I-I-I-s-I-3-x-Is
Batteries-Jones and Clark; Mcclure
and Hoffer.
Hits-Boulder I6, Longmont g.
Home runs-Boulder /; base hits,
Boulder 4 Struck out, by Jones, 4;
Mcclure, 3. Base on balls, off Jones, y;
off Mcclure, 2. Errors, Longmont. s;
Boulder, 3. Double plays. Boulder. 2.
Umpire, W. w Shilling.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

Little Philena Dalton, celebrated her
third anniversary yesteday afternoon.
Friends to the number of ~ boys and
girls enjoyed the occasion with her. A
feast of good things had been provided
on the lawn, but the rain dispersed the
juvenile throng TO the house. However
a delightful time is reported.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

The new Democratic club is having
very comfortable quarters prepared for
it in the Union Hall building. where the
Cheneys are dividing that historic hall
into apartments for the clubs uses.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

Incorporation papers of the new Colo
RADIO Coal company were filed with the
county clerk today. Capital stock s5o,.
900; incorporators, Thomas E Bassett,
w. H. Taggert, DR.. Stephen Grant.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

Miss Lois Casey, sister of w. V. Casey
who has been visiting here during the
summer. left today for her home in Cen
tralia. i'll. She will stop off at Chicago
and visit for a short time. Mrs. McFar-
land another sister of Mr.. Casey, also
visiting here from Centralia, will rema in
for an indefinite PERIOD.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

w. H. Cook of Salina is now at the
university hospital. He is afflicted with
cancer OF the stomach and though re,
ceiving the best of treatment and care,
mis- condition is pronounced to be most
critical
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

The Taylor, Texas, Journal, weekly
publication. contains write up of Bou-
der and the line to Ward as result of
the visit of the editor here for couple
of weeks. The article is not long, but
alludes to Boulder in very complimen
tary manner.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

{. P. Pettingill will leave for the east
to visit IN aged mother whom he has not
seen for many years. He will bring
home with him his daughter, who has
spent several years in Boston.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

will it be Capt. Sipple or Joe Bail
ey?" That's the question at least two
Mckinley Republicans are asking them.
selves when the nomination tor the
shrievality is mentioned. Strange how
men viii struggle for empty honors, but
they all do it.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

The Boulder ball team will play the
Windsor team at Loveland on the day of
the celebration of Loveland's corn roast.
Boulder will play the same team it had
yesterday.
Daily camera., 1899-08-31

Mrs. M. E. Fowler and daughter Miss
Pearl hive returned from their extended
trip on the Pacific coast. They visited
the N. E. A. meet at Los Angles and
were afterward at San Francisco when
the Colorado boys arrived.