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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-03

American Messenger Service
Masonic Temple. Telephone
IA. X
Honolulu Messenger Service de-
livers messages and packages.
Telephone 37S.
Nicely furnished rooms at the
Popular House, l54 Fort street,
from Sl.0O per week up.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-03
Notice..

Digging or taking sand from mal<aI side
of Ala Moana Road(Beach Road is strictly
prohibited, any person or persons caught
in the act, will be prosecuted TO the full
extent of the Law.
w. II. CUMMINGS,
Road Supervisor, Honolulu.
I2o9-2W
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-03
FOREIGN MAIL STEAMERS AT HONOLULU, !
FIRST SIX MONTHS OF 1899.
Arrive from San Fran Depart for San Fran.
cisco or Victoria. cisco or Victoria,

NoTH.-Departures for and arrivals from the Col
onies. or China and Japan, not given in the above
table, though they can he easily ascerained as for
eign mail steamers generally leave Honolulu the day
OF arrival. Steamers Aorangi. Warrimoo and Mic.
vera run between Victoria and the Colonies Alameda
Marposa, and Moana between San Francisco and the
Colonies; Nippon Maru. Rio de Janelro China
Dorie. Coptic. America Maru. Gaelic and Hongkong
Australia between San Francisco and Honolulu only
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-03
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

For Maui ports, per stmr Clau-
dine, May 2-Mrs j w Wolf, the
Misses Wolfe, Mrs w Fl Win
chester, A w Van Valkenbure
and wife, W r Castle, Mrs Kumu
kahi, Mrs Won Tempsky, Miss
McGowan, r E Maynard, A N
Kepoiksi.
For Kauai ports, per stmr
Mikahala, May DIR Derby, Mr.
Silliman, Chas Rice, Mr. Lucas, ii
Kapu, + Jacobs, @ Sal, G A Da-
Wis, ID Dayton Jr., III PAueger, f
Defriest, All Chew, Miss Il Ha-
make.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-03

Last quarter of the moon on End at
7:l8 q. m.
The Standard time whistle sounds at
l2h. ON: 0s. (midnight), Greenwich
time, which Is In. Bonn. p. IN. of Ha-
waiian Standard time.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-03
VESSELS IN PORT.
ARMY AND NAVY.

U S Tugboat lroquois, Pond, Hilo, Maj
10.
U S T S Newport, Saunders, San Fran.
cisco, Apr 80. For Manila.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14
NEW YORK MARKETS.


NEW YORK. July i3--The hessiness uhich was
rrcsontranf IN the stark marhst tetay represenssd
tie shifting WaIf STREET sentiment regarding the
money situation more than anything eise, thoaah
II sas rupassizeS by the reported Bank 81 Eng
lands msnisHam rate II discount ss y per cert
and TIRE aente weakness At the taes tsaexiua ssshs
esrsrtshy Broottyn Transit, which toss nesnt
al oss time, Wan street had IL th2; = sfrsks had
assls heen iefiarrd ard tbs ssoeks la that sFoas5
rallied when shss csnard denied Wall street
seennrd 20 lss Htase stress tie adssn<s IL the
B&ak a Eassand rate than La<sdun iiseil The
stask msrtef ths~r Asji. hes rriees especially
q! Amesie1Hs, w<ss veil mainsssned IN spite of
The sssc in shs rate ~ Discount Ths<s vas . sharp
rally TIA British soeseas and in Fressh rsntess and
fnssaxa mafk<ss seemed 10 ~ re~sed from the
ssAa 81 spgsehsnssan the Tsanssszf situation
hs sssrhesess psscss q sfe iufsrnafsonsls led che
Decline ia Mes York zsd TAsS stoess had fsIisa
T.es1s In the q ths arzs hoar The grsa-
gers hsing eenxsse=ses8s ssgas d<ysan<zs esffy
~e&kaesa. and asiy partly recovered tss ssctin~
The s-ssshvesfSv ssneka ~4<ysst srssx ~ resist
anSr Nissosrs P.esax Issdias. sN tb@ ease yes
t<reay. aud g. Lsssis scgtk~ssssxn psssssrs1 and
Texas Pacific fpliswsng she rsAe Aazc1ndA
ai~s sssrrx. salgswisg isss6ons isa3. and ~ss at
fsrne wp posnts There sysnrasAsfse
ses!sify ard sfreagsh 81 Asssssansssss CAgess. ~
sire Fastsads nAskes. sh< sAAsrs rsxHs shcve -
Iss-sxx the ssses1sr ssrsnsts AeseT~ss Ia Fss2era
sxess. Amsresa Ssees q w3ss. &mesaeAn Caf 20
fexrr1 ard Casson Oh ussseh indsses fsnssss ~
cnrsyy in IL susrsassasss xosthxp PsesA< sgse 70
s. u IL Bss 6ea,1np sa4 eaecapd ~ oesAoszg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

CHICAGO, July n-wheet opened weak ana
lower, ct fstg7Ne tor 6spssmbes. compared With
yestesdsys advance here. THIS and The continued
large mcvement II wheat IN the Northwest sea-
sonsbis weather and rather beastsh summary II
the price eusssnt cauaed considerable Hauidation,
and further decline 70 ia occurred This wss .
round put price and bayinx asstnst thsss psist-
lsses arrested the decline. Ne*s y regard 70 The
spring wheat crop caused considerable sprssesnaa0a
ported excess II rAtn. othas tao much beat,
while North Dakota reported erasshOppeu dong
considerable damage 70 the wheat neldA This
started . general baying movement and the high
cot price a the day resulted. bsptsmber reacaed
I've. and held for some time shout that nguFe,
The abssnee u demand for cash wheat. uun0ticed
during the morning became DECIDED vsaksntng
feature IN the situation In the afternoon bssiin
adyien were 10 the sAect that Russia va eGsFing
re and harley heavily fos fall sAiDmsut- ~ thie
was CONTRARY 10 previous Russian advisss, the
ed liquidation. which became hsavy toward the
close. septembsr gradually declined 70 s1t97aoc.
but rallied under short covering to f1c. vftcA vss
the closing price.
Corn was moderately active ana veal, following
closely the fluctuations In wheat. Bevtenbse dossd
tA4c loves
Oats were nm and higher sahy. Later the mar.
bet weakened scmewhat With wheat 8speenabss
closed - lower.
Provisions active and irregular. The mssAet
advanced sharply early . good senssal demand,
owing to nodersts hog r.cstpts and htshw yard
prices. Later q heavy realizing movement carried
the prices steadily downward The close Wss
steady. with pork and lard 1tc lower and rihs =
lower.
The leading futures ranged follows
ODeninG Highest Lowest Closing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

The bmacA hydsusraphie oa.ce, Post Tsvsssnd.
Wash Win fasfish On arricaftoa. IRE = chayUus
run iafssnatiss sssasdaag tie ia,lowtag nolacps -
HACK -, Krimsa. shoai westward Il Supatsris
potst
Bssnsn eass coast, Mahaisn rtvss satssAcs. bssys
rplAcsd b. hshthuosp.
hemso. sa.t coast. tidal signals shO~a - ptioe
! c.risbssa ~. HssAurss. psvs c~t~. psaauaa 4
Essii.l n.r.vs psssieiisss q fsssaa. Sss. sal
Msmphis roehx
r CHM =: <. C.. A.. w:s: sss ss .A' sva
CHANNEL, inssnAed rsY. lghta,
&C, Csansstssus. Leg isiAnd sound heossrs Wrss
, Csassssisas. New Loeasu h.rb~ approach. nsss
Cuba s .ass :s. ' ss..s = !: rs: A..er
srs.ss. hsst g MORN eassis. sssssss - = Pnss
Esst Isdia isisnAs. rsuiasss islanAa. nttssa bay
Jspen. Inland ~. BisAa eta. wmAsa wssss -.
s.psn. lal.ad - A.had 'ssa bug aA.Asas
.JsPsa. k!aaAa. northwest oeass. suahsa vwsh IN
Japan. southwest iasad.. Neiaeo slms 0sur.
nnnAsouet pek, mubahle an~snisssnsn
s . ssssfa . s:T::s BY a.s . :.s
N..:ehu..ss.. Ne. n.aso.a snaw A.ssas ss,ssr
New Jersey. 81 asshsssht wrsch a the Nass1o-
MAS mArtsd By q lisAtbnoy,
New yovs last Diver. 6uos narkins ohssrnetioa
Dq the Baftery
New yosk. Hudson nsrY. sehodsck ebsansI ppst
light discontinued
Noss esotia, southeast e,ssst. Mahcue bAy, Hob
sens Nne 1igAthossse, change II name
Noss eensia, srushwsst coast. Tnsket ialaada.
Pessm aissh Pathway bell busy alteration IN snSne
scotland vsst eaast. Ion Ryan, shsais dtscusesed
hcuth Carolina. Ghssifst0a hsrbce sn>sAnee,
amsadmsat 70 Neltce - Aanssss No r 80 q
leDe
Venezuela. La Guaira. bshts.
Virginia, Care Charles Ashsvssssl r1lsrsd IN ~
ton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

tcn6easy - rsahnng- Nsw YmA AiR uEahe aftes
"a esxtY deesiue, txmped 70 prints. AAA Aeafls &
Ohio 80 pntnaE The local nseaey DaEke9 vae
easier h ;uae. bat operators who hoagAs yesterday
aa to rscsQecf q tavoraeie hank statement vese
tnelinad 70 fsa that they hsd exasssstsa - PROF.
psctive hens4L
fAsH uae sseljn1ns .aaa fssa Tin ssureA No.
Ycek oeNegofs tnRseone II gFus sasn6aGp tn Jnne
v~ss 1l0I4A M hslped the late Frcesuy - tAe
naxAe1 n eanss sas ahOat sesAds q ai1sa eAine
ard ta0a
rAe railroad cond uarses wa rather dan and
isxs9ulse tAs Se4hwseAssa ssl1poeAs hstno 10 opnd
dslanA Teal sato 32eAeA
g. Cd f0uges rsutstessd, declined u tae bad
psscA
Money and ExeAan9e.
Moasy a cali sasaay A s9s3 p~r crnl ;Sssk loans.
~ cs1A: prme mswantile paper. s44 ~ csaf
sseriiao e1sAAnse easise, NTH actual huSsss.. y
As0 sixty days; pestsd rates ASjtAn ard s. ~
a.: ecaA4srsaai hills. o. S&sAs silver esssSAeates,
o6Slc; bar silver &C.; MEXICAN dollars Esc gosera-
nsas bcasa. cay: sAaes hoasA inactive: rAalrcsd
ecnds steady
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

Fins neia1.

NEW YORK. Inir u The rcrnmsycEsi AAves.
sissys Lonacn fnsnfisl 1ahieyyasn aays:
TIE tmak rate raised S&13 ger csut. ard
cnrdsBSfy thres nasstk* basIs ssEosed ~ as13
p<s cent six asnuths' balls 81 1fs4 per cent.
These rates, however. rally nnnsinai. ~ III.
lie dnne. The iosa market Vas unsettled Dss-
count houses rstsSS ;kr rate dsps~sfs % per
csnt ~ ena. q rss ess- ~ aasicss The mssfst
sseaSir1 nn the sesressI a the Hnnsrs xinfy stpsss
shs hsak rate tas osassasss rss rsAses. thosxh
tbs faE$ steady Americana Ssm tai tbs
sstsrssonls shsa thes Frisreaa Ss~ Taks failure
"a hss. S@x fesk bsa<hs ~ tas tessy pvsees bat
the stess sas easy. rtnsns. ~ Assrandss. Ia On
American hmstse. Bossen.. u lis! EskAs. o.
Clesiag QaSsastons.
LONDON Juss u~E&nsessa Rs4H~ No :
sersA-rn f.sessr rssf~rsvs. ~ Tnisn Paraer prs
AIRED ~: Afeklso. ~. GsanA Truck. n Aas-
Snds. IN bar silver aasss. 70 pes csree- Messy.
Urea aafa1s.
LIVERPOOL. July II -CnrD-Am<vscaa nsv aas-
Cd sp18. ATm. y 81 fstsrss esass. 1n3y. = ~.
neeAMmbw. - ~ 0et0Aas. > I'D
Whss.zskndy; Jasy. : ~; espsgne1E = r.;
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

An Old ard wcal-Trird Remedy MIRA
Nsnsaows Soothing Syrup has been used
fos over Fifty Years by Miilloas Of Meta
perfect Success Ii scot aes the child soft
sEs the Gums. ai.ays a. pain. cures Wind
CcsAcs and - the esss remedy for DsarrhoeA
sod ~ druggists "a evssy part OF the
Wor.3. lie sure and ask for Ara Wins.
ios's Soothing Syrup. ard take co ether
kind.
Tweasysavs Canss . DetsiA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14
General ouetatioas.

General Quotations.
riar- Recsapts. N.ln bavfsis. sxposts, A,iu bar
rcs: market little Qp1stsv and aAsds Ia bwyssss
fsyos. vithoat beine auntAhly loves.
WAest-RscstpAa, Us 6ashsis; exports, ~ ~
tions epsaed STEADY bsesnss az snaAsisfAstasy w.
srpoa cables. ssiiying later on eompealRta q too
mneh rain IN the Northwest. and alao RSsnch feai-
Using ofdsrs psumptsd Z ANAL set back, anA elosed
the market ~ lowes: July 01esec, dosG6 q fyac
aspts.tss. seol7se. cUsd u setci Dscsnhss. -
eoxc. closed It me-
CoAee-OpticAs closed stsady. ancAsaesd 10
points higher. Gales. - bae. inr1ndino Aa0Qst
lH~; 6spAsahss. Aac; 0ctnbsg, ASer; spae Mo
dull but steady. mid, quiet and sllsdy
sugas-Ra~, hsfsiy ssssdy. sadins dovnwssdi
fair refining. steady.
Metals.
Developments In metals today something II
q sensational order, Tar tin concerned
pvessiug demand fFum cpneusbsss ead buyegs md
ing pricss 100 to lo2l points higher The bulge
originated In good repcrts fr19 the West. strong
cables, and an unvillingnesA q hel4sfs % mAhe
further sAlN pendine nosl dshnite hanw1eAes q
the situation generally The othes degMstmeuta
showed synpsthsfsc strength but little pgfea vari-
attoas.
f'te iron--warants, euM,
ceppsr--Lshr, unchanged: ns Hsts1
Tin q man -
Lead-Firmer; u 6naA&. The firm that fires the
selling price fri minen and ssltsfs quotes lead q
N8 at The eiose.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

SMITHS DANDRUFr POMApE
Cures dandruR, ecxcHa, ltehfng acaIp. and
stops falling hair. Never fats 10 stvo
satisfaction. Price, bc at all dru9HIsts.
Sample fires. Address Smith Bros. Fresno.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

psesnnR, = a. wAsss and her In rSriA stsedy:
huneA esank0 uaseuR&s erm-
LONDON July n-wAsot-CAzuosa 81 cones.
boysgv in1t0uent eoesstnsss eAreces O pesnGA
rssAss azuDsa EnG1taA ee~ntsy markets esieG
= H%
Condition - the Treasury.
WARRINGTON yaly u-rcaays ssatssaea1 a
IL csn1ta6en q eAs tssAsmy sAovs:
Avasiahle cash ha1asee eAle3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

cAteAgo.

loIG08Os
CHICAGO, Juiy f3~Reccspts Of cattle was
moderate today aed prtcss hNtoc lever. aoed tn
fancy ssseYx IS 58Ns 5 common, - eAa5 -: Ktock.
s.c ard fsedeY esoe<se. balls. sad heif.
ers s. 1904 %, Texas steers. - nes Is; calves.
s. 5oa7 %
1hs market for hass w@ again sseepsionaily
coed with prices about Joe higher Heavies. ~
a. ga mIxsd a IasAB: lights, ~ i5at -. essiis,
& 5aAt 10: pigs. - xsA4-B
The demand for sheep active and the prices
steady and unchanged. sheep we're sAiabls NJ
e MSds % fer cults. up 20 tsVA6s8 Tar prims
ss,hsrs. YsAriinxs brought 81 sasss -, asA lambs.
Receipts-csttie. 5000 hogs. ss.so: sheep. sooo.
Omaha.
OMAHA. 1uiy u ~ratsis-Rreeipss. 3 10 head ;
marksf active and strong Native sseess. - fsst -;
Western steers. u aaVA 20. Texas steen. - statTs;
eows and hesfers. o sG4tfs esnnsrx. - NN5 -:
sscesefs and fs<isss. o. tnsS ~; calves. n 5e8S %.
balls and stAss. - 00~AH
Haxs-Reeeipss iiso brad; msrass s. higher.
Heasy. 81 atas 10. MIXED. 81 ats4El nshs. taGt
ath: hssh II ssies, HGts<ie
Sheep Recesp&s, ECO head; maftat steady ia
weak. Fair 20 ehoice nztfses. ~ Ta3sSs fair 20
choice Westerns. M3@s7s: common and stoet
sh~ep, 1Tsess0. Ismbs. - sa8kA
y 70 q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14


San PRAScieCo. ynly u-Whsst-ouiets spus
nasast Qutes
hariey-cuS<ts sBoe MAr4<f uncAnnEed
0Ats-wefr oasrsd more freely,
spot 2cp<atiuns uus.
WAsst-aAtpptao. noA far No !. 00a foR
chescs: milling. 81 1eelE
BAxisys-1ssd. 00R5e, bsswin9. 00t9lM
Oats Mining. nominal
w>>>s><.
fIeer. quarter sasn Az: 90 Oresua. aS1:
SesAs: osnsss -. eesses. csassb, 50; oats, esA-
ssas -. o. vseson: -: BEANS .er ~ pesa'
soes, scs 49, onions sacks. -: bran. SACKS.
S.Is. msaahnss Ssn nay tons -: wool.
nales I'd hioes- w. wire. gallons. tAl9. brandy.
A3s
SiOsso9 Qoosotao0o.
WA<ss-oaie<. De~enArv N m
Barlsy-0ui<s: Decsmosr. Wic.
Carn-Iarsr yellow. a iss@fK
R-sn-Sl4 sasMl.
wO~l ana Hopa.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND. Jssr - TIE seesi wh-ss sasstes
sss~ea f~w ssxas ~ life sgssss vita sc nHes1nx
fer wss.A H&ila BY essts--. utta others -s~
fasass u q. Sac, sn& stas snesaer rcssssassns eT.
Fsrssssx ss<ftsstsner ssuss gsyinx BIC valsey.
5Assse hszrssssn- g.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

roREcAsr ron FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Portland. Or. July II. In
Fsr.
OMITTED STATES DEPARTMENT. OF A0nD
CULTURE. WEATHER ku2EAu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14
SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.

Wheat Espssft. No efEA Sc: No. hin.sssu
Be-. n:silins. Ne / eias sc: Ma. h.Ees.sm. &C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

TACOMA. sniy nThe wness nafkes weake
toeas And rzsees IN Tseosas se2 al lss CiEe. Sc
es1cstsEs- 81.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

Ola the producs exchange to-day ths butter mar
tst sss weak: creamery. lys9ESc dairy, ussIsSe
Chsese. nrm: sssssv. Egg. steady: TO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14
ran wool nAaxsrs.


LONDON. July u-At the wool auction ssles
today there was . full ATTENDANCE a buyerss Goo4
lines Of mevaao were offered TIE 0eryean and
Preach representatives occurring the eulk Gyssv
crosshreds il good supply. realizing the highest
hgur~a at the series. Mediums improved. and
srai dssp Crown parcels taken ~ America.
The number II bales offered ls.ats.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

q, y. sALIsnUBE.
Section pirsctaf WsAkhog Aoepaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-14

Flour Steady.
Wheat-No. spring. 6e4Mfztic; No, { red, =
edT4c.
Cofi,No 2. Atee5tSc.
ost.-So, 2 sssazse; No . white. Fsea4e: No.
white. HkAEtc.
Rye-No. g SIS.
Ffarsced~es
Timothy-Prfme seed, g. sSf2 So
Pork-Mess, per Dbl. - iAas 50
Iatd-Per 100 lbs. s. SOS IA
Short rbes-Sides AOss IS 0Ss5 %
shonlcers-pry sailed. boxed, 6a9s3e
Sides-shnyt ciesT boxsd. 6 taeS H
Whfsky-Itissi.lerx' fntshea urs.fx -
Daily camera., 1899-12-08
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
At the Peoples Store Sat-
urday and rlonday,
Dec. 9th and nth.

Our prices talk for themselves. Nc
sale can compare with our bargain days
Best quality Lonsdale muslin, worth
Io-, bargain price sc per yard.
One case heavy outing fi4nnsls. sells
for Ioc, special price only SIC.
Real SI.25 grade ladies' kid gloves go
bargain days at, per pair, TIC.
Ladies wool shoulder shawls, sell for
6oc, bargain price only 25c.
Ladies fine satin slippers, fur tops,
sell everywhere for SI.75. special only
81 20.
Ladies mercer.sed silk shirt waists,
worth 81 Is, special only oSc.
White and gray cotton blankets, per
pair SOC.
Full size comforts, worth sI1s, 60 bar
gain days at only 67c.
Mems genuine beaver overcoats, you
pay for them everywhere s. to IS; our
price for Saturday and Monday s. 6S
Mems heavy fleece lined underwear,
worth ooc, go a, only SOC.
Ladies' heavy hannelette wrappers.
worth SI,2S, go at only S5c 5H yards
wide
Chlldrens fine quality shoes, worth
to SI.2o per pair, so al 67c.
Ladies heavy calf skin shoes, our 81. so
shoe, will sell Saturday and Monday at
only. per pair, oSc.
Ladies fine quality hose, guaranteed
fast black, seamless, worth ,oc. Bargain
price, three pair for ,Sc.
Ch,ldren's bicycle hose, double knees
and double heels and toes, sell for Ioc,
bargain prIce only toc
Fifteen dozen large size huck towels,
fully worth rSc each, go at 7Hc each.
Ladies outing flannel night dresses,
sell at 6oc, bargain price only 4Sc,
Ladies beaver cloth capes. nicely
trimmed, worth s. so al only sI.4S.
Butermilk soap, three cakes in box
worth ,Sc, per box only &c.
We are the only store which have a
complete line OF ladies and children 5
Jackets We will make special bargain
prices on them Saturday and Monday
Our line OF holiday goods and toys are
all displayed, Will have cut prices on
these goods bargain DAYS 1t will pay
you well to buy them now.
The PEOPLES STORE,
"Boulder's Great Bargain Store"
Daily camera., 1899-12-08

far along that conceaIment is i'm possible.
We fully expect to have the road run
ming as far north as Greeley by The mid
die OF next sum er. Plans for the power
plant have also been completed, and the
General Electric and Westinghouse peo.
pie have been asked to make bids for the
plant. We are now at work on surveys S
and also on rights OF way. What we
want especially IS the right Of way to
enter the city of Denver. and with that
object in view application Will be made
In the city council In very short time
We hope the people OF Denver will as.
sIst by their moral support, in securing a
franchise, for we believe the electric line
Will be IN many ways blessing to the
city. Our plant will be OF 10000 horse
power and in every regard We will build
a system which will be d credit to Den.
yer and the state. We expect to carry
both freight and passengers, and we will
give service which the people will like.
We are not entering the field as riv ais of
any OF the lines now in operation. as we
expect to assist in developing the coun-
try north of Denver, SO there will be
plenty of business for all the lines enter.
ing the region. The company has the
money necessary for the work, and all
we ask is The right of way"
Mr.. Muniy speaks in a tone that car.
ries conviction It's evident that he ex.
poets to be riding into Boulder on an
electric line next spring, and making
round trip to Greeley during early
harvest, He says the distance between
Denver and Boulder by the electric route
will be twenty-eight miles, and train
will leave Denver and Boulder at the
same minute every hour OF the day.
Seven,y-five pound rails are to be used,
and the coaches are to be nifty feet long
and of the standard class
! Mr.. Mundy disclaims any connection
with the present electric line operating
in Boulder, but may become purchaser
of the latter line and its equities as it
would become a valuable feeder for a
DenverBoulder line. a train every
hour, both ways, between Boulder and
Denver is what the promoters of the
Boulder & Northwestern promise.
Daily camera., 1899-12-08
Roue Leo L. HlnckI

Rome, Dec. S-The pope left his bee
today over the protes, OF his physicians
Daily camera., 1899-12-08
Fruitful Sb,nbo,

There is a colored laborer IN Washing
ton who is the father OF 10 girls, As he
is but "A years old, the chances are that
10 will soon be 20 II each OF these girl
should have 20 children within so years,
and the rest OF the negro race in the
United States should increase accord
ingly, the sons Of the carpetoaggers
will regret that ever an African left his
native jungle.-Bancroft, The New Pa
cihc.
Daily camera., 1899-12-08
Gold Conspiracy
To be Rushed
GOLD MEN ARE SWIFT.
Republicans Propose to Put Their Gold
Standard BID Through Quickly


Washington, Dec 8-Mr. Dilzell from
the committee on rules this Afternoon re
ported rule limiting debate on the Cur.
rency bill (the Republican caucus billy
to mex, week, voting on /, to begin a
week from next Monday. This raised a
storm of protes, from the Democratic
side Terry Of Arkansas declared the
bill to be a complete surrender to the
gold syndicates of the world Others
protested against scheme to gag the
minority while putting through meas
ure to place the United States on the
single gold basis. For two hours Dem.
ocrats attacked the motion but il finally
was pu, and Carried, Ayes I63. nays r44.
Daily camera., 1899-12-08
FROn
HOLSTEIN'S.

In two-tone cloths trimmed with military frogs,
and braid bound, in fact all the very late things
Prices range from $3.50 to s120O.
In plain and fancy colors, ederdown and Tur
kish toweling at $3.50. A superb showing of
other and better grades.
In every pattern, well the swell Ok
fords, every conceivable shade and new design.
Prices range from soc to $500.
IS In silk and kid trimmings, also all the plain
satns and silks for hand painting and embroid
ering from SOC to $500 per pair.
Plain white and fancy colors-the swellest com
bnations perfect htters detached link cuffs,
75c to 81 So.
RY, UMBRELLAS, WALKING CANES,
KERCHlEFS, NIGHT ROBES, NECK
ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
Our MEN and BOYS CLOTHING department
contains many sensible holiday gifts, and every
body knows you find the swell things at
Daily camera., 1899-12-08
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10 Boulder
BOULDER ELECTRIC LINE.
Report That Incorporation Papers the
Line VIII Be Filed Today


Articles of Incorporation of the Den
yer, Boulder & Northwestern Railway
company will probably be filed with the
secretary OF state tomorrow. In addition
TO this. there will at the same time be
filed articles incorporating the Denver
Electric and power company, an auxIli-
ary concern. The capitalization of the
railway company will be placed at
s.. 500. 900 and the capitalization of the
power company vii! be 100000. This
is the concern mentioned in the Times
some two weeks ago. At thai time it
was known that some OF the stronge 81
and most successful promoters were
working on tie plan and now it is as
certained the money has been secured
TO complete the extension OF the Boulder
electric road to Louisville and Denver
A big power plant will be built at the
coal mines TO supply the manufacturing
interests OF Denver with electric power,
which will also be utilized BY the railway
company. 1t is probable that an ordln
ance will be intT oduced in the council to
preven, the company from stringing
wires in the CITY Denver Times Dec
ember 7, 1899,