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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Assortment.

Mrs, Brown was in the new drug
store today, It's just lovely!
Mrs .Ipncs-ICs?
Mrs. Brownies. They have six diff
fcrcnt shades Of pills!-Detroit journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Tho New York Stock exchange yostcr.
Day refused TO list tho fifty million new
stock Of the Bottom Bny Gas Company.
Tho Capital stock had been raised ubou,
tho first of the yaar from fifty to ono hun
drci million dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
MASQUERADE PARTY.

Miss Lille Everett gave n masquerade
party last evening to numbtr CT friends
at her home, No 4r6 East Fourth street.
The costumes were beautiful and unique.
Dancing and various other amusements
were INDUCED in until II late hour. An
collation. was afterwards served,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Tho two alleged murderurs OF Mrs.
Mary Luwlor. Of Philadelphia, have been
AFRO ted In Richmond. Va. They will be
taken to Philadelphia by Detectives Guy
or and liam
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

2 Tomorrow promises to be clear an
slightly warmer. Somewhat similar cnndi-
tons will probably prevail on Monday. ri
) Tho Thermometer at W. &. Taylur's
drug store 81! King street, registered IT,.
day as follows.
~ o'cIocE 10 o'clocS IO'clDak
% ~ ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Roy. i. Burso'te Short pastor Of Ep-
wor'l. NJ. J.. Church will gvD reception
to tho members md friends Of the church
on Tue lay evening. lieen Mari Wilson,
an elocn;iori't Of Philadelphia, VIII TO
present. and will entertain the assem-
blcge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

The W. G. T. u, n Stanton and Mae
shallton will hold commemorative Serst
vice 10 Frances Il. Willard. on sunday
morning, Feb e6yh. at o'clock in The
NJ, T.. church, Mnrshallton. All nre In.
vited. There will bo II silver Offering
nsEed for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

I Several days ago some -ljsarunnt broke
open small box, which Langl in the n
fee CT tho Wilmington Transfer tompa "
for contributions to the babies at st Mich.
coils bay Nursery and stole about $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Picked Up In Chester.

Secretary Wlggleswoth Ct the Board Of
Health reports % deaths, y birth, and 10
marriages for the past week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Vital SiniisliCs

Tho British Steamships ElhruI nnd
Geisto catered port to load with crude 10.
tro!eum for Flushing Holland.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Mary II. Webster Lud husband hn,o
transferred to A B. C!emont tho p,oprrty
No 60l A. Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Spark Causes Fire.

A spark from tho chimney Of tho house
No. 1870! west Fonrth : reot fell on the roof
early This morning and caused n slight
fire Tbs damage IVES placed ut S25 The
house Is occupied hy Joseph Miner,
CUiUred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

twn horse team ran away this morn
ing from Twelfth and Wc,t street AMI
eortinncd down West .troa' being rAnght
near Fourth WITHOUT any damage being
lono 70 horses or wagon,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
Mashed His Toe.

. Thin IS y. Rio, residing at 2aa Rodney
Street, Is cnni!psd to the bouse suffering
will, n nGaho! toe upon which he let II
monkey wrench fill one dny this week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Ernest Grssnilo!l, IN omploye at the p,
W, & b. Railroad car shops was taken
III While at work esriy yesterday morning
and had to return home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Wiljitm II. Robinson, the popular
uH;!rrt.kur, who took part in he min,trel
show gwen By tho American Mechanics
last Monday night, has had several calls
for The loan OF the wig which he wore hat
evening. But as It was his own hair he
cannot very we'll loan it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Looks llkcas II some body had cornere4
tho egg market this morning Few Of thu
hen fruit wcre In and tn, prices were oxs
Of sight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Horny Pike was in our city this morn.
ing. Ho Ia doing business at Smyrna,
Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

Mems q and Is Winter Shoes for S.
Cnrdovan Box Calf, Rus.cts and iIenvy'
KID. at Smalloy 4 Mcknig's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25

t'."'H'I" soGp Saturday night james
=, .,r,c. 10 Ii and SElpley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-02-25
DOTS.

Vegetable soup Saturday night James
A. kelley, 10th and Shipley streets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-06

mebr Galten nliiIiell, als mir armen
fleirlen 9eute, 9ibt es einen bunflen
Yunft, iiber BEN ni9ts geiproGen iper=
Den bari. 9iun lpiiien oft Die Siener
nle1r ME lire 9erren, llno bos tperben
oaun, tuenn lie flus iino, fette 9oIten.
Sic pollen iogell, es g0be au9 bel
ben &arIltein5 i9lben eunflen Yunft?"
fro6te Der 2ieutenant, ibeinbar 9leid)=
gilti9 in feinen Yapieren bldtternO.
y9Sollt i'd meinen, gndoiser Serr.
profpp la9t ia ionlt nibts, uno i6
fro9e aud ni6t oarna6, @s gebt mid
ni6ts an. 9lber aus eeleeentti6en
9teuBerungen, Die geiprd6sweiie, pbne
alle 9lbii6tli6feit fallen, merit man
bpd 10 man9es. Inter 8riioern legt
man ia nibt jeoes Wort auf Die @Olo=
mage.
gNatiirli6, natiirli6
,So babe i6 eemerft, baB bort ni6t
@lles in OrOnung 1T. Seben Sic, als
Der alte Shirt Seq itarb, mar feline
Geele BON Der san5en Samilie 5use9en.
u9Bas Sic iagen!4
Seine Seele, mein Wort barauf
Serr lieutenant. SD babe es pon gro=
fop ielblt. 9tls Der alte Shirt So itarb,
mar Niemonb bel ibm als mein Gruber
unb Der 9lr8t."
o9ta, 10 mas !"
nMeinem 8ruoer lit Das beionbers
aufeefallen, neil Der 3obesfampf Des
alten Serrn Elm entiebli6er eeipeien lein
foll. llno feline Seele bon Der Sanlilie
bal"
p9li6t m0sli6.4
rSa, oenfen Sic, 9err lieutenant
llno babel bat Shirt Seq nod in ieiner
lebten Stunbe geipiiie @erfiiguneen ge=
trDHen llnb 9iienanb BON Der Samilie
mar ba. Ser Qlr3t bat i9lieBlib auf=
fbreiben miiiien, mas Der sterbenbe
ibm biftirte.
ylInglaubli9!"
plobli6 trat cine tleine gauie in
bieier ipnberbaren llnter6altung elm.
@ellbofen glaubte bur9 feline ni9ts,
faeenben 3mii6enbemerfungen ben gr=
sdbler INNER mebr in's Seuer gu brin=
gen, unb I'M 9lnfuns eelang oas aud,
big ii6 9rubp pl6bli6 tpieoer auf fein
@ei6dft beiann. @r merfte trobl, oab
oer lieutenant inn eeipannt unb nel=
gierig 5ub0rte, uno tpollte aud gang
germ erSdblen, mas er tpubte, n6t6igen=
falls aud, mas er nidt tpuBte-menn
er nur iein @eiddft babel madte. 9os
mar Die 9auptia6e, unb besbalb ma6te
er jebt cine pauie unb faste oann:
u9as Strob 1T eriier Qualitdt, 9err
Qieutenant.
-glun ia"
(TDrtiebuna folst)
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(TDrtiebuita folst.)
miatpnem ipersem perid,emft!

@s 1T setpiB iupbltbuenb fir oas
8nbfifum, au erfabren, DaB es bod tuez
nisitens elm @ei6dft i'm 9anbe siebt,
iuel6es ni6t bapur 5uriidldredt, ben
8ebirftisen unb 2eibenben geseniiber
sroBmiitbis gu iein. 9ie 8eiiber pon
Or. &inss gteuer gntbeduns fit
Sdwinbiudt, 9uiten unb Sdnupfen baz
ben iiber aebn Millionen Brobeilaiden
oieier sroBen Mebi5in ueridenft uHb
baben Die @enustbuuns gu iuiilen, baB
baour6 in Eauienben bon abiolut buffz
nunssloien 6dllen cine Seiluns er5ielt
tuurbe. Gftbma. 8ron6itis, Seiierfeit
unb ale 2eioen bes 9alIes, Der 8ruit
unb Der 2unsen tperben babur9 fi6er
furirt. Wtan ipre6e in Der &potbefe
bon S. &alteDer unb Sobn Dor unb laile
iid eine 9rpbeflai@e umlonit seben.
Reslldre @r6be so Gents unb $1.Oo.
Seoe Jlai6e ipirb sarantirt, ober Der
Breis suriideritattet.
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gor tiber so Sabren ftbon uurb.
Wfrs. WinSloip'S Soothing Sprup
bon Mtaionen bon Mhttern beim 3ab,
men ber &inber angeiuenbet. Wirh bn
i'm S@lafe bur9 bas snreien eines
ainbes geH6rt, bas I'm 3a6nen if unb
por Sdmeraeu peinta Menn 10, Iaifs
fofort eine 6Iaf9e bon .Wsrs. Wins,
Ions Soothing 6prupS bolen. Geiu
Wertb iff 1nbe3ablbar. eS mtrb BEN
tleinen 2eibenben fofort 2inberung Der,
f9affen. Berlabt eu@ tarauf Mitttter,
ca TT fein 3meifel barhher. g8 beilt
Dpfenterp nnb Diarrboe, regaltrt ben
Mageu uub bic Meren, befeitigt Winbs
Rolit, ermei9t ben Gaumen, perbtn.
bert Gnt3hnbung uub fidrtt baS gaa3e
SDfem. vWfrs. MiuSIpms Sootbine
SprupA ftr 3abnenbe 3tnber iF ange,
nebm tn Gef@mad unb bas Receipt
iamntt bon einem ber beiien ipeibIi9eu
aerate in ben Ser. Gtaaten. gs tR Bel
allen 9ruggiaen In ber sanaen Melt 3ii
baben. preis Is gents per Glaf@e.
aauft nt1ts anberes, oils Wlrs. Wtnss
Ions 5ootbiag'6prup
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5. & q. N. Grtnriions> Staten.
a d Sos MngeIes, gaI,-

u d Sos MngeIes, CAL
Nationol gbueational MKociatiou,
ON II. bis IA. Suit; Mate $500
ytdbere gin3elbeiten tuerben fpdter Be.
fannt gema6t.
Rad Snbianapolis, Snb.-
SnteruationaIe Ronpentiou gpwortb
Geagae, 20. bi8 %. Suit; Rate elm
Jabrpreis plus $500.
Rad Ri@monb. 3D.
B. Y. P. u, IS. - Is. Snli, gnItia
bis 81. Suli; Berldnseruns Bis Is.
Ausua. &ate ein Gabrpreis plus 81.
5ommer SouriRen.&ate n
itu9 allen 5ommer Mufentbaltscrteu
Rnb iebt In 8raft.
Wegen tpeiterer Iustunft menbe mon
F9 on irgenb eiueu aeenteu Der Babu
ober i6reibe on
.. 5. price, O. g. & 8. u.
palefitne. SeSas.
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@te TIT otes ]

gsir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuns
fir iecen San BON aatarrb, ber ni4t bnr9
ginpetmen bon SauS Ratarrb . 8ur gebetli
perbsn fanu.
s. 8. @benep & Co., eisentb., 9oleSo, o.
@ir, bic rlnteraei6neten, baben s. s. eRe'
neb felt ben Iesten 15 Sabren setannt UNI
balten ibn fiir polltomn.en ebrenbaft IN aller
higt, aIle bon ietner 6irma eingegan8enen
gerbinbIi9teiten ;u erfiilIen.
Beit & SruaE, grObbanbsIs. .Drosuiftsn
3ole6o, 3.
8aIbtnG Rtnnan 6 Narbin, @rob'
banbeIss Drpsuiften, Tolebc, ..
San's Ratarrb.aur tpirb irnerli4 senom'
men uno tpirtt bireft auf bas 4Iut nnb biz
i6leimisen ObsrFd1en bes Spfenls. Seng'
nifie frei oerianbt. 9reis 70 Gts. fiir biz
6laide. 8ertanft bon allen Apptbefern.
Saa's 5anilien Yilen iinb bie beften.
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@liibeus bei, aus benz samfe

fam Die &ugel, ipel9e 8. 9. Steaomar
ppn Stem gorf i'm 8arserfries traf,
Sic pfrurIa6te cine srdBli6e freHenbe
8unbe, Die f6 20 Sabre lang onrd
9i6ts beifen laTen iuOlte. 9a bellte
ibn Budlens Nrnica .Salbe. 0ieielbe
beilt S6nitte, 8ranowunoen, geulen.
5le9ten, Silbneraueen unb allerlei 3aut
ausl9ldge. @8 1T bas bette Simorr'
boioen Mittel, bas es sibt. 25 Gents
Die G6a6tel. Sur sarantirt. 3a ba
ben III ser glpotbefe pon s. 8altepe'
Il Spn.
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ssiir 8nmtrattprett.


Mnaeboie merbsn In meiuer Office Bis
gum Z. Suli, 8ormittags IL ubr
eutgegeusennmmen nkrben foe bic
Reparatur bes 5aupt.MusRellunesees gee
bdube8 uub fur bic grri9tuns elmer
neuen Waidinen'6alle fhr bic "San
Antonio international Fair Assccia-
tom. Beionbere Nneebote tuerbeu
entgeseusenommen fRr aQe Gewerte
unb au9 fur baB Gan3s 3uiammen.
pldne unb 5peeifieatlonen t6uueu In
meiner Office einsefeben tuerben.
Glfreb @iles,
arGiieet,
.. g. 8rown. prdibent.
5. W. Uanee, Sefretdr.
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Yriptle9ie,t 80 berfamiem.

Die "San Antonio Internationa al
Fair Association" mirb Angebots fur
fciaenbe priuilesieu entseseuuebmen ;
6Rr baS "book" oSer "pool >
priuileaium; ou6 fur tas, mel6ss
aIs "wheel"- prioiIeeium bstaunt Up.
anaebote merben In Der Offtes Der SSe.
ienIdoft om 25. Suli 1899 gsonnet
merben. j. wI. y nee,
Selretdr.
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6nnerlaiii8es 0ei@dft nab saner
lGiii9e YianpS.

gtebmt teine gbancen, elm pianr
unbstannter Gabrit su taufsn bon un'
betannten 3mif9eubdnblern, inbem ib,
Noten Ia 3ahlungen gebt, folange ibr
ein STANDARD" jupsrldiRges Sn'
firument obne 9tpten taufen tount,
BON einem aupsrIdiRsen 6auis. mel
DIES f9on 33 Sabre befebt; fur meui'
ger Gelb unb unteriitibt BON elmer be-
ionbsrs suteu @arautie.
3bos. @oggan & 8ros.
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gages Neni8feiteit.
= n | q II b.

Bon Waibington aus III biz
Otbre CUR Bilbung BON 10 neuen Sn'
fanierie &ssimentern ersaHgen. nel9s
Bic 3abIen 26 bis IS fhbren ioaen.
Der 4 SuIi puroe BON ben Nme.
ritansrn In 9abana In Der tibIi6en
Wsiis ssfsiert. Die in 0abana er.
l1einenben 2eiiungeu eltldreu, bat
bic @ubauer nit ben Amsrifansrn an
tbrem NatiouaIfeftage fpmpatbifrten
aaein nebr als bas f6nnteu bic Nme.
ritaner ni1t erparteu. beoor bie I'm.
obbdnsiefeit @ubas uber ole 3meifsl
ii1er geffelli lei.
= Sn Waibineton III bic Na@ri9t
aus benz baag eingsttoffeu, bob bte
Griebenstonferen3 infiimmig bsfdlof.
fen bat, bab In etniger 3eit eiue epe.
eiaIs2onferena einberufen merbeu ioq,
auf ber iiber bic 8efreiuug alen pripat'
eigeatbums 3ur See ndbrenb ariees.
sel.en bon Bei6laguabmuag beratben
merben foa. Staatsietretdr 9ap e.
blidt bierin eiuen 5ies ber amerita.
uii9en guabs8 Regierung. benn He
mar es, bon melter bic Inreguns ba3u
aussing. gntbteIt bod no9 bie leble
prdioenten 8oti9oft eineu enifpre
9enben paragrapben.
NuS SantiaSo be Cuba uerben
10 neue 6dle BON @elbfieber gttran.
fung esmelbst uub Z 9pbesfdue. Gin
8eltfisber 6ospiial III In ter Ndbe
BON @I @anep erri6tet morben.
Sn Santiago be @uba ifi Sr.
@Ieabenniug, elm seborener Gbicagoer,
ber 3ulsbt oI8 @befaiat bes Milltdr.
6ospitals In Santiago funsirte, am 5.
JuIi ON seIben Jieber ssftOrben.
= Die gbicdgoer .Sribunt" Der.
bfsntli6t eine Hife Der unsladsfdls.
tpeI9e bic Ianbesabli9e serduf6bole
Geisr bes 4. Suli 3ur Jolse gebabi
bat. Dana1 Iautet bie UerlnR Site :
33 5obta, 1870 8ertpunbete unb
Branbi9abeu In Betrage BON $23, ,070.
Oasu ma6i biefe Site nod gar ni6i
einnlaI Nnipru6 auf goQftdubieteit.
= Der Setretdr unb s9abmeifsr
einss bsr er6Btea Stem Oorter Gpnbi.
tate fol inter Wituabme elmer 6umms
BON $500 900 nod europa sefobeu
fein. Der 9etettipe 0eibeIberg ift ibnl
an gprb beg OampferS uSt. 2ouis'
ua@ssrsif.
Nu8Ianb.
= Sn Wien Farb Der &ebaeteur BEG
.6rembenblaft", 2eopott Sitter bon
Blumencron. gr NOR Der dlteiie 3ei'
tungsrebatteur ber Meli, benn ct tpurbl
am 81. Gebruar 1904 ge6oreu. errei6t'
mitbin bas bobe Nlter bon nabeau &C
Sabren.
= Sn prag iii es bel benz 2eiden.
begdngniB bes Cardinals Grafen
516nboru 3u pilbem Sumult getom'
men. Sn 6oIge bes 96euperbeus
eines pferbes entftaub unter ben benz
2ei6enpasen folsenbeu 2eibtrageuben
eine panif, bic nod oerfdlimmert
tpurbe bur9 ben Don einem tihe9if9eu
6ebsr aussefobeneu liigneriften Ruf i:
) Die Suben tperfen nit 5teinen aus
ben Genfern". Nlles ittirate ratblos
bur1einanber. 3ablrei6e 2ente muroen
I'm Gebrdnse umsefoBen unb 3u 8o'
ben gemorfen; fe93ebn trusen mebr
obsr minber fhmere 0erleBungen, met,
tens Beinbrt1e, bapon. Der poli3et
aeIaua eS fGalieBIidl, mieber Orbnuig
3u fiiften unb ben ii6e6if@en GeBboIb,
ipel9sr bur@ iein Geidrei ben gau3eu
Wirrmarr angeri9tet bate. 3u berbaf'
ten. tporauf fi@ Der Srauer3ug uuange'
fo9tsn fsinem 3iele au beweete.
Die 2onboner paa Wtal 8a3et'
ie" beri6tet, baB bie britifde Reeieruue
cine Nrmee ppn 40s bis so, Wanu
nod Shbafrita fdiden tuerbe, falls BIZ
situotiOn bort su einer 9riRs ftibren
follte.
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a~ Msnn es Cure Nbf9t If, cine
@eiie au unteruebmen. 10 berfeblt ui@t,
BITE 8. & o. Y. grturRons 2steu.
2ifte In elmer auberen Spalte bieies
8latteS au lefen.
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- Dem belsif&en premierminiiier
9an ben pesrsboom ipurben In feinem
0auie In Nuberle4t. elmer Borfabt
BON 8raHel, In Der Na9t bon unbe'
tannten 2euten bic fdmmtli9eu Genaer
eingeworfen.
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3as iuabre 6amilienmittel 1T Sunts
2isbtnins Oil. Gs beieitist ale Gbmer.
sen uno 2eioen auis idnelfe. 8efrie.
bisuns iuirb 5useii@ert Ooer bas @elb
5uriiderItattei.
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- Die 8erliner .NationaIstg. .
trout Der ueuen GamoasNbma@ung
ni6t Dtel Oauer au. Die giuIebung
eines Administrators, Der teiuer her
brei In BetraGt fommeuben Naiionen
anesbbre, iust fe. lei bereiis einmal
perfnGi norbeu, babe f@ isbo9 nidt
bemdhrt.
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- Bsi Sariaa In Reu'Nerito, eiwa
80 WeiIen norb6iiliG BON vi paio.
xsSas, ilt guIb sefunbeu morbeu, unb
3mar In einsm @anpon nnmsit bsr
Nannie'Yearbs Silbermine.
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Die arObte aa6e Der WsIt bat bal

= OieerbBte at6e Der WeIt bat bas
Bon MarGe 6aus In paris. sic
beriorgt an' bic 1000 Nneeitelten bes
6auies nit Nobrung. Der tleinife
3eReI fabt IS Quart. Der srbBte 375
Quart. so 8ratpfannsn fnb porban.
ben, unb In ieber fbunen 800 Goteletis
ober 200 pfunb aartoffeln aueIeid se,
braten tperben. Meun Omelsttes gum
Grhbfthd eema9t perben, tperbsn 7, .
800 @ier berbrauGt. Die goiiee.Mas
fGine ma6t tdsliG etma 1000 2iter
gaffee, 60 Rode unb 100 aa9eniuns
gen finb angsitellt.
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Gei6dfts> mnb @obs
mugs =SelepbOn fiir 5 Gts.
pro Sag. Seine &fre6>
llnltg fiir Miet1e II. &e~
gen Oct Gin5elbeitett tuetl0e
nta1t fid all Die siibweite
lid5e Selegrapbelt> nn0 ST.
lep1oll . Geieai6aft, nn0
aluar alt 0aS GDntraft-9 ST.
partenie1lt. Selepbo1t 355.
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Daily camera., 1899-12-01
What the Papers Say.

Saws the Republican: "The Boulder
play was remarkable for its evenness.
The team was as one man. H. Garwood,
at tackle; end, Rogers. G. Carlson and
the backs did what little individual play.
ing was seen. But for the most part
everything was done in mass. When
one Boulder man started for any place.
either through or over the line, there
were several others to push him for.
ward"
| The News has it: at was no walk
over. The Boulder boys put up stiff
game of ball. and tactics employed when
the D. w. c. was bested several weeks
ago, didn't work with the youths from
the college. The Boulder team made
the play OF its life. There are. no flies
on that eleven. Seven hundred people
from the pretty little town came down to
witness the defeat of their favortes. 1t
Is a case now of tit for tat. Mex, year
the winner gets the loving cup. In the
meantime the Boulder team may put it
self in position to demand even money.
The youths from the Athletic club buck.
ed against tough proposition. They
were guessing several times. At the
end of the first half. penny could be
tossed for the winner, although the wise
acres would not let themselves believe
that the home team would ever lower its
colors. Boulder's punting was noticeably
poor-and this is where Galley would
have told had he been placed in the
tendency to tumble at critical stages in
the contest. with a touchdown within
reach. there may be some excuse, but no
foot ball explanation.
Daily camera., 1899-12-01
Want. Dem Present. Back.

A curious case will come before the
law courts shortly. Some weeks ago a
young doctor and a girl & o put an end
to their h2es in one of the suburban ho-
tells Of Vienna. Having no money left
they bequeathed their jewelry, which
they described AS limitation" and Il
watch and chain specified as OF Abyssin-
ian gold to the chambermaid who wait
ed on them. The latter not Mt all de-
lighted with this worthless and i'll
omened finery, handed 1t over to one Of
her subordinates. Then followed the
discovery that the trinkets, so far from
being counterfeit, were genuine, and
OF the costiiest description, their value
amounting to no less than 900. Re-
morse not unnaturally overlook the
original legatee, who had so recklcssIy
parted with her bequest, and she has
entered an action against her friend to
recover the goods or their worth on the
ground that the gift was made through
ignorance.-London Chronicle.
Daily camera., 1899-12-01
Superior Coal At Woollett L Browns
MECCA OF STRANGERS.


How Pumpkin Pie and Innocent Mendaoity
Made Strangers Kin.
The Presbyterian parsonage was the
Mecca of many pilgrims last night as
DR., and Mrs. Wilson extended the hand
of greeting and welcomed them to few
hours rest after their weary wanderings.
The man from Macedonia was there, the
Yankee, the Sucker. the Hawkeye, the
Buckeye, the Pennite and many other
dervishes from mountain and plains
The exchange of courtesies revealed
many mutual acquaintance through
| friends in the far East and not few
found new relations. Iu the midst of the
revels, large company OF young men
and maidens returning from Thank. =
giving at the county farm surrounded
the parsonage and engaged in genuine
serenade. When the two columns came
together the entire company. filling the
parlors, joined in college songs and made
the house resound with Hark, Heard a
Voice" ""I've Found a Peanut" "Juani
ta' and "Loreley" Some big snake
stories were told by Mrs. Wilson and
Prof. Elder. and many rude guesses
made on the authors of familiar quota.
tions. The usual Thanksgiving accom-
paniments, nuts and apples, with the
cider in the original package, lent their
charm to the evening and when DR. Lin,
denkohl announced that the pumpkin pie
had been awarded TO Prof. Elder for his
bear story, there was general signs OF
satisfaction and only a few mutterings OF
dissent. A record book had been pro
vided and the strangers transcribed their
names. the lands whence they came and
their present camping place. Altogethe,
the away from homes" had many causes
for thanks and hope to wend their way
across the desert next year and be joined
by many Of other tribes, and celebrate
again after the days of Auld Lang
Syne."
Daily camera., 1899-12-01

Mr.. Harry Mcclure has been elected
general manager OF the Victoria mining
company IN place of Mr.. Biaisdel. Mr..
Mcclure has no! been to the property
recently hut stated today that the VIC
tora No 2, the old Charley Davis prop.
erty, is the only one being worked by the
company, but i! employs considerable
force and is taking out great deal Ut
good ore. Jack Walsh is foreman a, the
mine
Daily camera., 1899-12-01
MOMENTS RIBBED UNDERWEAR.

The winter kinds. if bought today. would
cost us what we're willing to retail them
at,
Good weight feeced lined vests and
pants, the kind you pay 35c in other
stores, here only 23c
Regular soc fieeced pants and vests $50
Regular o5c fleeced pants and vests 4Sc
Worsted plated heeced pants and vests
worth 7Sc, at S.
All wool pants and vests only o4c
Daily camera., 1899-12-01
SOEE BLANKET BARGAINS.

And these in face of a rapidly ad.
vancing market. Your blanket needs
can be very economically filled from the
following lots:
io-4 cotton blankets at SIC, S5c. CSC pair
10 4 heavy wool mixed blants at
7Sc. sI.Io. $3.50
II 4 extra heavy cotton blankets I.23
II.4 heavy wool mixed blankets I6S
10 half wool blankets 2.2S
Io-4 all wool blankets 2o8
Daily camera., 1899-12-01

THAT RING TRUE.

bargains that you will appreciate, too BY the way that
word "bargain is often msused and often badly abused
1t has been made to stand for many humbug many a
sham-not here thought possesses and dignity
when used in our store columns. Here it will al
ways be given its sroadest, most literal meaning Hence
when we say these bargains ring you depend
upon the statement.
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