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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-11-30
L0GAL NEWS.
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'@Ai0S 1uHu Is HOW eQlg0T OF the |
HALEY News-HFiper,
WANTED-A good mich COW in ex
change for dental work, H.Beckstrom |
Almest every business house in Mont |
pelier has asked for space in the Christ, |
haas EXAMINER.
All work guaranteed and prices
reasonable 1T 81 EEolbrooks' q
Elegant cuGt8ra, fine robes, Swedish
bells. Ge-on W38on & Mich. Co. 39i
Some woct has been sold recently att
a price near Is cents. There is much
piled up vet, however, in this city,
awaiting buyers
Just III! A big line of the latesI
things in fancy work, pillow tops, lunch
cloths doilics, etc AT Ellen Douglas 80
Ladies Eascjnaters, nice goods, all
colors from 25c TO 85c at H, B. Whit
mans w
Beautiful twins girls, arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Keeney
few days ago, They and the mother
are doing nicely
Christmas presents plenty Reliable
silverWare and silver novelties at Mel
sens Furniture store. Cali and see
them. 81
DO you need pair of shoes2 If 50,
Call on FL. B. Whitman and ask to see
his line of Ladies, Men and Cbildrens
1znwl-.n8au Shoes SO
Miss Hortense, eldest daughter of r
8. Spence of Evanston, who has been
quite sick, is rapidly recovering
Sweetwater and Diamondvilae coal in
any quantity. Leave orders at 90 OF
" 6 AZ. Co. or at Il R. Groos store
Thos Barrett.
Get your Christmas ads into the Elk
AM1NER. It reaches more people y
Pear Lake and adjacent territory tEta1
any paper published. Z.
I /During the recent storm about l.
I Z,ches of snow fell in this valley 4
i/greot deal has since disappeared uhde
our tropical sun.
RAW fine Boston Rubbers at II.
Wbitmans. They will give you bette
service than any Of the 50 called Jus
as good.
Mrs Lee of bennington, died in tha
/ Aovn last Sunday. She leaves lare
1 /fomiIv to mourn her loss. She we
II 7nried from the Bennington meetln
v honss Wednesday of this week
orr prices on Glassware, Chinawar
rrockery, Lamps, etc, are from
ner cent to 80 per cent cheaper tia
anv other store in town. Come al
compare at Nieisens.
THE coal famine still continues
+ Montne9ier, and it has been next to II
,,ossible to get any OF the : pia'
diamonds The local dealers are g
erting every means to get coal a. a,
when any does arrive they 'Whsek
m m small lots SO as to give as many
,assihle q chance to get some. L
rool mines at Diamondvilie and Re
narer think they can I'LL al oro'
ua.syithin few days.
T,ousands of men and women sun
f,o,n piles, especially women with
- weakness have this suffering
eontend with in addition to their y,
o;,o TABLER'S BUCKEYE Fl!
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
THINKS WOLCOTT is 1T.

Correspondent Says Hanna Looks Favor
ably Upon "Siiver Ed"
Washing ton. June I4-Friends of Sen.
ator Wocott are more than pleased With
the interview in which Chairman Hanna
has been knocking out the aspirations OF
various candidates for the vice presi.
dental nomination OF all the men who
have been prominently named only two
escaped his tongue and they are Dolllver
OF Iowa and Wocott Deliver is not
believed, for various reasons, TO have
much chance of getting the nomination
The report is beginning to be whisper.
ed about that Wolcott actually has an
understanding with Hanna and that II
the senator IS successful in the ora orical
sffort with which he expects to pa,alyze
he national convention the big boss
from Ohio will pass the word down the
tine that the Colorado senator is looked
upon with favor by the powers as a run
ming mate for Mckinley.
Wolcott is Understood TO have already
submitted TO Hanna the manuscript Of
the speech which he will deliver as tenn
porarv chairman OF the convention.
Among other things it promises to carry
the whole west for the ticket,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
Mob Low Rules
N Ten 1SI1
MOB is IN CONTROL.
And Chinese Government Unable to Sup
press the Riot,

| And Chinese Government Unable to Sup.
press the Riot.
Washington, June I5-The following
vas received from Consul Ragsdale at
Tien Using this afternoon:
"Mob in control OF Tien Using.
lAuthorltles are not able to do anything
Foreigners thus far are safe.
(Signed) RAGsDALE."
Not word has been received from
Minister Conger at Picking and he can't
be reached by wire from here. The
Yorktown has arrived at Tahu from
Shanghai. The Iren will be sent from
Manila to Admiral Kempff's fleet pro
visoned for three months for 900 men.
Tien Tsin, June I5-The murder OF the
Chancellor Of the Japanese legation has
caused intense excitement. A repor,
from Peking states that 10000 troops
have been intrenched to defend the city
against the foreign troops. Foreign
marines occupy this city and have not
yet been attacked by the boxers. Houses
OF missionaries are marked with blood
as sign to the on coming boxers where
to kill. Three thousand troops undc'
Rear Admiral Seymour, British navy,
and Captain McCala. U. S. N. are near
ing Picking. They have killed 200 box
ers and dispersed the rest.
E. gland has sent for men from India
and men are on the way from Hong
Kong.
Admira! K.mpff has sent an urgent
call to Manila for the MN demanded
by Minister Conger.
Forty war ships are at Taku, and
Others are arriving almost hourly
The Japanese cruiser Suna arrived to-
day
Three Russian war ships came in to-
day
The United States gunboats Yorktown
and Casino are on their way from
Shanghai.
American marines have rescued forty
American missionaries. Many more are
hopelessy GU: off. AMI Con sui Ragsdale
is vainly pleading with the viceroy to
send troops to their rescue.
1t is reported here that Russia is mass.
ing large bodies of troops north of Pekin
and that Japan.is mobllizng her feet in
Korean waters for a countermove
against Russia.
London, June The Times publish.
es the following dispatch from Tlen Tsln
via Shanghai. June ID:
"a serious engagement has occurred
between the internationa! column and
the Mohammedan troops of Gen. Tung
Fab Slang near Peking."
Bye Bfesnan. British consul at
Shanghai. who is now in London, says
that the Mohammedan troops are armed
with machine guns and repeating rifles.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
Woico,t's Stock Rising

Denver, June I5-Private despa,che S
this afternoon from Philadelphia state
that Wolcott stock for the vice presl
dental nomination IS rising rapidly.
Both Senator Wolcott and D. H. Moffat
are within haillng distance of the ma
t,onal committee which is in constant
session deciding the contests OF various
state delegations.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
Dewey G|VeSUp
His Ambition
DEWEY WlTHDRAWS.

The Admiral Now Sees the Folly Oh His
Political A mbit Ion.
Washington. June I5-In an interview
today Admiral Dewey announced his
withdrawal from the race for the presi-
dency. He said he had gone in only
after being urged by leaders to do So.
The Admiral said the situation in China
is most serious but he thinks we are most
fortunate in having SO many troops
there,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
Peace Is in Sight.

St. Louis, June I5-All the cars are
running without trouble today. After
the arrival of Samuel Gompers it was
announced that peace proposals would
be made by the strikers. The manager
of the company says $50 strikers have
applied for their old places.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15

THE PEOPLES STORE,
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15

Rochester, June l5-Major General
Elwell S. Otis was accorded magnlf
cent ovation at this, his boyhood home
and residence of his family, today "A
magnificent arch was erected IN his hon
or and under this marched an imposing
parade of men he commanded during
the Civil war.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
SPECIAL SALE DAYS
Saturday and Monday,
June 10th and 18th at
the Peoples Store.

Greater bargains than ever, no other
store can equal them, every item is a
crowd bringer, every article is half price.
All our fancy percales, fast colors. 3o
inches wide, sells I5c, 20 at bali price Sc.
French ginghams, pretty patterns,
worth I2c, 60 bargain days per yard,
only &c.
Ladies ribbed vests for summer,
sleeveless, not the thin slazy kind, but
the good quality that sells for Ioc go &C.
each.
Children's vests, the same kind in DIFF
ferent colors, sell at Ioc. 60 also at &c.
Ladies summer corsets, strong. dur
able and cool. worth age, 60 at zoe.
Mems muslin night shirts, full length,
good muslin. trimmed, sell at Csc, 60
Saturday and Monday at 43c.
Special snap in black silk waists, made
of good China silk, all lined, latest une
style, sell for 81 Is. go the two days at a
nap for S2.75.
Ladies' summer union suits, made of
fine Macco cotton, short sleeves, worth
48c, go Saturday and Monday at half
price, 24c.
Ladies white wash skirts. made of
piques, Bedford cords and white linen,
not a skirt in the lot that sells for less
than So, your choice Saturday and Mon
lay at almost one-third, only 8oc.
We will have great cut sale in shirt
wrists, every waist of our entire line goes
at great sacrifice; the 75c and 9Sc all 60
at 800 and soc, the sI.3S and $3.50 waists
60 at only oSc, etc.. etc.
Ladies' summer dressing saCques,
made of fine dimities and organizes.
worth 81 and sI,25, 60 at SIC and &c.
Children's shoes in black, tan or red.
spring heel, made of fine quality leather,
shoe that sells tor 81, 60 at 5Sc.
Heavy grade Turkish towels, size
I6x33, sell at Ioc, bargain price only SC.
Chldren's dresses made of good
French Bingham. worth 4Sc at 25c.
Boys white blouses, fine grade lawn,
deliberately trimmed with embroidery,
worth fully 81, 60 at 4Sc.
Big sacrifice sale in ladies' and chill.
dren's trimmed hats, reduction OF one.
third, such prices IS you never heard OF
in hats; you can afford to buy two hats
at the price of one.
Table linen, half bleached, warranted
all linen, other stores will sell it as a
bargain at Csc, our price per yard only
$50.
Children's hose in black or tan, war.
ran,ed fast oolors, worth fully I5c pair,
60 Saturday and Monday at three pair
for only 25c.
If you need parasol buy it here bar.
gam days. You will appreciate our
special prices on these goods.
Special sale prices on mems and ladies'
shoes at our usual bargain day reduction
which means a saving to you of Is per
cent and many other bargains not enum-
Grated here.
THE PEOPLES STORE,
Boulder's Great Bargain Store.
Have you seen the domestic finish and
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
KlersdOrf Capitulates.

London, June 1.-THE war office re-
ceived daspatch from Lord Roberts to-.
day announcing the surrender of klers.
dorf on June to detachment Of Hun
ter's force.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
BryaD Has Plenty.

Chicago, June 15-Colonel Bryan now
has instructed for him 76 delegates more
than enough to nominate him. Illinois
will add 4S to this list, giving him 74S
VOTES
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
Filipino General Gives Up.

Washington, June I5-General Mac
Arthur cables the surrender of Generals
Macabulos with eight officers, I24 men
and I24 rifles.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15

Have you seen the domestic finish and
felt the SIN 10Th edge collars turned out
at the Elite Steam Laundry, corner
Pearl and nth streets. Try it.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-06-15
CRANSTON IN DENVER.
NJ thodist Bishop Fresh from China Think
Condition Serious.

Condition Serious.
Denver, June l5-Bishop Earl W.
Cranston of the M. E. church arrived
here today direct from China and is the
guest OF his son. Bishop Cranston said
said that all nations would be involved
in the trouble with China. The Condi.
ton there is most serious.
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JAMES 57REET FROM
NEAR jEtoHD AVE LOOKING
WEST A GOVT 1880

tan in lsa gives the
news Two later the latest date ory~tonr days
weekly service and the time from Port.
p. . n Missouri sasrama' oaS s, ss %
req letters and newspapers Tor dollar eaen anu made me
DAYS old Later line Of daily Stages put on
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ened where remained about the until the Northern
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paper which the Va
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Is i 1 nar ~ srnrSss th msn ca
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pioneer V Work of ~ the territory 1e1 Ss''~ " ~
OF The pioneer newspaper Of Washing u
forty years q
IN ensth Judge Orange JACOBS had much EDITORIAL expert
ence in oreson before coming here Henry o strive esd
county in Olympia semps spent many
tnston, beginning learned -
&
began as printers Murphy
bur rse died and sf4 ana ossa at the
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Wiley MeFsroy ESTABLISH
not atsr~srd me
under the name q Pioneer and pss from 'ns ae9s a h o
mas 5 ossn without enc % more S papers ana " times @ "
May IL iSs Messrs Arieek began publication
sound Courier at ssaeon which had an existence q only few mo
Washington the its predecessor four
Charles published the Puse, sound \
other appeared there unn Tacoma auietus that
appeared
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December
published roller
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[Isk EkEzs.

RoRABLY 81 no particular were the
priVations q early life in Seattle
and on Puget sound more keenly
felt than IN the tnfrequens and
irregular mail service. Thss seems.
today, the mone remarkable when
the ease az communication BY water
Is considered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
WtoI SIDE FIRST AVE ON SIZE OF EoYD BtDt
NEARLY OPPOSITE CHERRY Sc

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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1900-12-20
TIME TO GO SOUTH.

For the present winter season the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Com
pany has improved it's already nearly
perfect through service OF Pullman
vestibuled sleeping cars and elegant
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vile, Tampa, Palm Beach and other
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Central American ports. Tourist and
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at low rates. Write G. l.. Stone, Gen"
eral Passenger Agent, Louisville. KY,
for particulars.