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XMAS BARGAIN DAYS
Saturday and rlonday
Dec. 9Th and 10th at
the Peoples Store.

We give you the benefit OF buying your
holiday goods at bargain day prices.
We do it to encourage early buying be.
fore the rush begins; be wise and take
advantage.
Bargain prices in cloaks, ladies' Misses
and chiidren's jackets all 60 at bargain
day prices.
Ladies silk plush capes, 3a inches
long, our $3.50 capes. will sell Saturday
and Monday at $3.50.
Ladies jackets, the newest out, our
so.75 jackets. go the two days at S5.75.
Ladies silk waists, made of heavy taf.
ieta silk, all lined, $500 waist for S2.o5
Ladies dress skirts, big variety to
select from, such as dress skirts, walking
skirts, etc, in different materials, all
worth from S to $e. 60 at your choice
s7.75.
Ladies dressing saeques, made OF good
eiderdown, worth occ 10 SI.25, 90 at soc
and 83c.
Ladies cashmere wrappers, best quail.
ty cashmere, all lined. nicely trimmed.
our 1915 wrappers, 60 bargain days at
only 1875.
Ladies silk handkerchiefs, sell at I2c,
Saturday and Monday all you want at
tor 2oc.
Mems silk initial handkerchiefs, worth
2,c and soc, go the two days at 2oc and
4oc.
Mems clothing. all wool mems suits in
brown and grey, warranted a $40 suit,
20 the two bargain days at only $ o5.
Mems overcoa,s in black and blue
Kerseys, sell everywhere at 5000, our
price for the two days is $495.
Boys clothing for the holidays. big
line. all sizes, 60 at saving to you OF IS
per cent
Ladies fur top slippers. useful Xmas
present. worth SI.38. 60 Saturday and
Monday at oSc.
Mems slippers in velvet or alligator.
sell at 7sc, 60 the two days at 5Sc.
TOYsI roySi TOYSi
For the first time IN Boulder you have
now the good chance to buy all toys at
bareai day prices. The wise and eco
nomical buyer will save 20 per cent. Our
entire line is fully displayed.
7os discount on toilet cases, comb and
brush cases, shaving sets, cuH and collar
boxes, necktie boxes. glove and hahdker-
chief boxes, work boxes. writing desks,
smokers sets. inkstands, trinke, boxes
and trays.
aos of on all dolls. doll bugRies, toy
furniture, bureaus, dressers, beds. tables
and trunks.
7o1 discount on ehild's dish sets. stoves,
castors, child's knife and fork sets, steam
engines, rotary scopes, magic lanterns.
etc. etc.
kO4 Oh vi hOh NSySt ss~'sASp "'0
locomotives. FIRE engines. police patrols
horses, sulkies. carts. etc.
2os discount on drums, sleds, air rifles,
toy guns, express wagons. shoo.flys.
bobby horses, wheelbarrows, tricycles.
2os off on all games (large assortment)
picture books and reading books, blocks
etc. etc.
2oa OF on musical instruments, zIthers
tube ephones. melolaphones. harps, clari-
nets, etc. etc.
Without exaggeration we say our line
IS the largest ever represented IN boul.
der, our prices are always the lowest.
especially when We give a discount OF
10 per cent during the two days, Satur.
day and Monday. Come and see and
tell your friends and neighbors.
THE PEOPLES STORE.
D...Il..'. Cenat Qav Jain Ctnre
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ViC|O|IQ is N|,
COu|| Adorned
THE QUEEN is I'LL.

English Court Circies Seriously Alarmed
over Her Condition.
Windsor Castle, Dec. 8-Much anxiety
prevails in court circles over the healt'
of the queen. which is undoubtedly
much broken. She has broken do~r
since she heard that her daughter. the
Empress Frederick of Germany. is sui
fe1ing from throat trouble which mus
end her life within year. Queen Vic
toria's plans are frequently changed by
reason of her physical condition.
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POPE BLESSED THEM.
American Txrs Cho-f His Holiness aud
Feed In the Vatican.

Rome. Dec. 8-rhe United State:
cruiser Dixie" is at Naples and i3o oi
its sailors ran over here and marche c
into ST Peters this morning with ,ht
American flag at the head hey atteno
ed services presided over by the Hol,
Father. who blessed them. The tai,
cheered his holiness and later were TED
at tables spread in the corridors.
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NOTED GAMBLER KILLED.

Seattle, Dec. 8-Edward Snanks,
proprietor Of the large white HOUSE"
gambling rooms was sho, and killed by
William Langdon today. Shanks re.
peatedly shot at Langdon but did not
hit him. The latter claims he shot in
self defence.
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THE Moys' CONTEST.

Standing of coupons for the Buck S
Junior range at Moys' today:
Lom,e Frankeberger l24S
Rachel Robinson 1918
Gertrude Border 1912
Elsie Lewis o7S
Josephine Cowie eIc
Mary Renkes III
Bernice Pickett 6oe
Mary Bartlett Aos
Mamie Donald 3oo
Helen Kohler 2oI
Irene Harris las
Carrie Danforth I3e
Edith Knott 81
Miriam Reed 3f
Edna Sternberg u
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The Ivy Rebekahs will give mask
ball next Wednesday evening. Decem.
Der II. Those holding invitations are
cordially invited to attend. Show your
invitation at the door.
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CAR RESUMES HIS JOB.

London, Dec. 8-A St Petersburg dis
patch states the ozar is again tending
to business of state.
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WILL TAX FlLIPINOS.

Manila, Dec. 8-The Taft commission
has just issued its tariff schedule. I'm
ports from the United States are dutiable.
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KRUGER AT THE HAGUE.

The Hague. Dec. 8-Presiden, Kruger
was quietly received as private citIz, n
by Queen Wilhelmina today.
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Il HUNG CHANG IS DISPAIRING.
axes FOreig Friend Into His COndence-Speaks Of DepOr
able Condition OF His PeOpeEIemen to Which lie Belongs
Has No Influence at Pekin-Li Ping ieng ia Ascendant

has any influence az Pekiu The as
caulaugy of III Ping Haug the intense
anu-foreiEn leader. is referred to and
30 is stated that So was due t0 bis prop.
osiJion that Two conservative members
of tlv Tsuug-ll-Iameu were beu.Id,d.
The names of the bchgajsd minister.
are given in the dispatch as Yuen
Chang and Hsio Chin Chang This last
event appeared particularly 90 dopres.
IL Hung Chang who regarded DO as
establishing tlat the progressive eI..
mgut favorable 90 the foreigners could
expect no mercy lie even expressed
the belief that DE would be among
those to suffer He stated that although
summoned 20 PekIu, be- had asked fui
twenty days delay on the ground that
De was not able Co travel
The substance of the f0reg0iug dis
patch has been communicated 90 Oh,
state department II ls not strictly
official, as the conversation was to
certain extent confidential. but none the
less Us considered as throwing light ON
the situation from the standpoint of the
noted Chinese statesman
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Considering WaIdcrscc.

Washington. Aug 9--The subject of
the appointment OF Count "Wu.dersee
90 command the international forces iu
China BIAS been presented To- the United
States government but no answer had
set been returned Count Waldersgp
is regarded Dog the authorities here as
an eminent soldier and % is believed
that be v.lI Dee satisfactory 10 ia
stated that his selection would Doe for
o. campaign uf much broader scope than
.haf iu which our forces are engaged.
Zoe present movement Is for the relief
Hf the ministers BOO peku. and Count
Wa.dersse. who is now In Ger.
many cannot possibly reach
china until that object has
been accomplished or defeated. II is
Thought hy this government that h is
u.. necessary to Immediately decide up-
.. % commander for a future campaign.
Ta matter win he taken mp with Presi.
lent Mckinley when DE arrives An
Washington next week.
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washington. Aug Am important
.dsm,ch BIAS been received To diplomat
/. quarters iu Washington forwarded
.fam ,h. foreign Office Of one OF the
bowers taking part Ia the international
movement and giving with much detail
d conversation by ii Hung Chang in
(Which Doe expresses his despair over
hi. condition of the Chinese govern.
b ut and bis fears that the anu-for-
h zoo element has gained complete as-
tendency az Peun The conversation
vas with the consul of the power re-
4 bog the dispatch and as he is an I'M
twa'g friend OF long standing with
far d. the latter spoke uurcscryedly
o' 'ha da1.orable condition OF affairs
amo1s bis oHn people. The dispatch ls
Q1HH lengthy and quotes II Hung
l1aHg as saying that he is satisfied
.a, lhe conservative, or progressive
f.mant 90 which he belongs no longer
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stone cutters were directly under the
path OF the falling timber, but the
cracking noise above them gave them
just sufficient warning Of the approach
INK danger 20 permit OF escape though
two or three were not more than a few
inches away when the gigantic beams
struck with fun force on the stone
blocks upon which they had been at
work.
The accident was one that neither
Superintendent Burton nor his men
could explain. The derrick had "a guar
antced capacity Of four tons lifting
power and much larger stones than the
one then being moved had been safely
placed 10y IL. The break came absolute
ly without warning and that some OF
the men We're not killed outright seems
little short Of a miracle AS Il was no
one was even hurt.
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BRITISH TROOPS AT SHANGHAI.
Consul Goodnow Made No Protest
Against Landing Them.

Washington, Aug 9.-The state de-
laTiment has received "a cabIegrgI,
from Consul General GoulnoW m
Shanghai announcing that a c0nsil-
cradle British detachment Of trpors
mas been landed for the protection ~
lhe foreign settlement al shanghai. NJ,
protest has ben made by the Americas
consul general but Dee saws the mon.
chants of shanghai d.s8pproye OF Tho
'--oh oi ~ Iu seymour fearing n
WIZ ln-Ite ,ay mti-far,.-u Chimes. d,
'l learned al ,he state department fh4t
|h' United stat 8 gov rumaut uill ert'r
no protest 90 landing of the troons ,s
lt comedies The right of any p,y,., M
protect its citizens where thcy ar.
deemed t0 b. LOO danger
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YANG TSUN TAKEN
BY ALLIED FORCES.
Is Town Indicated by Chaffee as Interna-
tiOnaIs' Objective Point Its Capture
InSures Two Routes.

washington, Aug. 9.-The following
dispatch has been received by the sIg-
nal .na. Of che army here:
Oh. Zoo. Aug Signals. Washing
.r-Aug. G. Yang Tsun captured to-
day. Wire up, Need own transp0rta-
dom AID wel sCRIVEN.
Yang Tun is the town which Cen.
rr.a. indicated BOO his dispatch rec
...l DAFT. yesterday as being the OBJ
..ar. OF the international forces on
their mH pending movement It is at
n. function Of the Pei Ho and the
-srr5aG leading TO Pelin, It's capture
SID insure TO- the international troops.
.r is hoped two routes Of trausporta-
zion 90 peNn. 10 is 1LS miles from
T.u Tau
The following dispatch has been rec
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MANILA CUSTOMS REGULATIONS
Board Having Charge OF Tarir po
vision win Investigate.

san Francisco. Aug s.-The custom.
regulations recently promulratej n ;
manila TO Che operation OF which ssv,
Francisco manufacturers ana san
chants objected. VIII De .nvssfip1,.i
%! the board 90 officers hasiSe 5 ~
SCn,afse me revision ot The tarIT III
s,'','trHa LiWards aci'nt ass.s,,,.
s3Juiant general OF the United sou
mas notified the complaining firms M.
,Ne military governor at Manila t..
erea requested Co can Tor rs,,'..
ron me collector OF customs ~,
sgIainE ne regulations. ana This By
Ioil VIII De made known 10 mannesC
sHrefs ana merchants as soon as Dos o.
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Charles CLARK Bowcn Dead.

Detroit August 9-Charles Clark
Bowen prominent and wealthy oIi-
zen of Detroit died at his home today
aged t' years. Mr. Bowen was secre-
tary and a large stakeholder BOO the seed
firm of ID. NJ. Ferry o. company treas
urer OF the Santa Re. Phoenix & Pres
colt railroad ana a trustee 0f kalama-
300 college and Chicago University.
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Missionaries Arrive az Koho

New York Aug g-The Rev Af u
Leonard. secretary of the Eolsr6,-i
Missionary society TODAY recsIysi .
eahleg,am from thc Rev vs.. iii 80
from Kobe. Japan, announcing tba 500
arrival dt Kobe 40 various member as
me Methodist Episcopal mission st ~
,ho", including besides Nm. NOV ma
MS VIE Rev and Mrs. James SiDrs.f',
Ans. Juila w, Plum. Miss SARAH M
hosWorth ana Miss Isabella Long.
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celyed az the war department from Cen
eral Chatfee, sent via Che Foo.

ceiyed al the war department from Gen.
eral Ch1nee. sent via Che Foo.
yang Tsun, Aug. G.-Yang Tsun oc-
cupied today Wounded: Second Lieu
tenant Frank r. Long. Ninth infantry,
casualties about sixty men, Ninth u.
s. infantry Fourteenth o.. S. infantry,
and battery u, Fifth U. S. artillery
Nearly an from Fourteenth infantry.
Names later Many men FRUSTRATED
heat and fatigue. CHAFFEE.'
ADVANCE OF FRENCH AND RUS
SLAMS
Toxic. Aug. "a dispatch received
here describing the capture OF Pei
Ts3Hr by the allied forces confirms The
previous accounts and adds that the ado
vance of the Russian and French
troops, numbering 5000 men. has been
prevented by the enemy flooding the
country The allies 70 Ia also said, win
now advance ON Yang Tsun
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GnYnnr Cnnsnirncr Cnse.

New York. Aug. g-The hearing I'm
thc proceedings against John T.. WIN.
~ and B. H. Gayu0r and Benjamin ID.
Green. indicted for alleged conspiracy
with cN-Captain %. A. Carter 10 de-
fraud the government looking toward
their removal % the jurisdiction of the
witness IN the proceedings several time
resumed before Commissioner Shields
today j, w. %. Sterltu clerk of the
engineers Office of savannah. Ga. a
witness iu the proceedings several times
before today Identified documents I'M
connection with harbor Improvement
work done by the Gaynors. Gaynora
counsel attempted TO prove that the
various contracts IN question upon
which conspiracy o. charged. AN rc-
.o.Ngd by the endorsement either of
the chief of the United states engineers
Hr OF The secretary of war; BE also
brought out the fact that under Can.
tain Carriers direction tri-mo1thly re.
ports oI The quality of the materials
used and jhe progress of the work were
required of ~ assistant engineers ana
Inspectors
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AUGUST 9, 1900. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAU.

effect was beautiful and the execution
was perfect on the whole the ceie-
w1uy at the pantheon was of a majestic
character
The members of the royal family ana
The foreign princes left tha pantheon at
IL o'clock and returned 10 the qurinal
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MANCHESTER SNIP CANAL
AFTER 1900 Cotton Manufacturing
Center Will Not be- q Free Port.

Manchester. England. Aug. 9.-Chair-
man bytheil. of lhe Manchester Ship
Canal company at o. meeting today iu-
formed The shareholders that Man
chester after the Year 1900 would cease
90 Doe O. free port THAI ship dues would
be levied Un "a moderate scale. and that
ship owners would De- obliged Co pay
for berths for their ships
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ARMY OF THE PHILIPPINES.
Big Preparations BEING Made for
the Reunion In Denver.

Denver Aug g.-ExtensIve propara-
t.0ns are being made for the national
reunion of the army of the Philippines
at Denver August l3 90 10. Cores
!lndanse with the various ore8nIza-
lions indicates "a large attendance. in-
GLIDING delegations from am the
states which furnished troops for the
Philippines Special invitations have
been sent Go the President OF the Unite
ed states and his cabinet The come
WHnl'ng general and the heads 1f de-
lfiW.Hts of the army and the goy-
Drn0re 0s 9r0tes.
a national society. Army OF the Phil
inuIues. win Doe organized at this re-
union and arrangements insuuuratcd
for holding similar reunions annually
In The various States hereafter.
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Cons,anun9rle. Aug. g.-Adyices Pc
eeiFed from HltlIs AsIatic Turkey saw
mat goo men. women and children bg,'
been massacred in The Armenian AZ.
iage ot spaghank, IN me district 90
s9ssun, by troops and Kurds under All
Fasha, the commaudant of BIuis H.
% De burned. .'-I-.su
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Off Of a succession OF hills, which they
held ubstinGteiy.
'Our casualties seven men killed or
wounded. Including four officers
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

on the right side of the caskct
walked the president OF the council of
ministers Sim0r Sar8ego, the first vice
president OF the senate and the Chey
alier AnnunCio
ON the left OF the caskCt were tho
minister of forg.gH affairs. the MARQUIS
Nlsc0nte NeuUsu the president of ht
chamber OF deputies Sifnor villa. and
former Premier Cue!I
Behind the casE.t was the master Of
ceremonies of ths court bearing
wreath Of iron and following him w,
The late King Humb.us beautiful bav
war horse which was very great
iayorlte with the deceased The horse
was covered with long. black draplnF
Bringing up the rear Of the
nourtege We're the flags Of Inc
army with an honorary escort
several municipal and provincial
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Appointed Rnilmnr clerI,.

Washington o.. D.. Aug g.-RaIph f..
Davis of Boise and Wayne S. Bradley
Of Caldwell Ida, have been appointed
railway mail clerks.
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Massacrcs in chi III Province.

Lyons. Aug 9-Tho Catholic Journal
announces new massacres and "a disas-
ter 90 the missions iu the southeast
province Of Chi H. u says that 1--WE
priests have been killed
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Nhtn the head of the procession
! reached The pantheon. am enormous
! crowd occupied every available foot of
/ space. All the adjacent streets and tue
| WINDOWS, balconies and terraces no. thu
! vicinity We're also filled with sruuta-
| tors Not "a whisper OF conversation iu.
| teuupled the so.emuity of the scene.
The multitude remaining lu respectful
''' t. ... WIZ uncovered heads.
the railroad station. III. streets throusb
which Do. procession I.ssaB Mono
drupuI with black. and along tha r.ufu
poles were erected covered .,.tG .yuras,
branches and with str.n.|uge of U..I.s
.lH.UoI with black bunting stretching
across d.. srr..fs
Inuum,-Ue flags wore 5lsnrav.8 M
uaIl mast and tn. funeral Hi..r.f....
which hun. rum Oh. RIngoy.s. v.r.' s0
universal throughout the ritg fr.t 10
can be- literally. Said fraf th. .r..r. ..,,.
of Bone Rss n mourning
Daring the TU8r.h .f fFs ,.ro..-s..,,
sap.!aI .eusn.s occurred Arlnr.. rt...
.raseu, u The crowd aD VIA III. -.r.
utnu twenty persons received sfgbt
wounds and thirty others uar. brg.s.d
I'M. PROCESSION marched Ion ,.rr..t
order ANA al "a SLOW. rsr. lin. y-i.
for Emmanuel. who was 900 foot bore
head high IN. rraurs .f ..fI..rs .,,
ION uniform r.v' rri.. Er.rr.5rI, ~, ."
.nu curf.-a. ~. less thar f-0 s.r.t..,s
and deputies took mart fr fra rr.u...
-..u many radicals and r.pgbrI.srs
being among Oh. number
,,...,...,.... -..........
~" Li'9 THROWN,
During the march flowers vs~s
thrown from the windows ON The rae.-
I.. .asE.t THE whole rurraa of the
pantheon. where the procession ar-
rived at 1915 "a. m.. f1rI.rl g.r.f4HI.
flower bed of wreaths and flowers There
deposited.
AT some points attempts We're made
90 acclaim the new king. but such rYysI
Explanations and applause We're ra.
pressed as The solemn silence which
prevailed along nearly Nh. whole route
r...s %, .. .t. EXPRESSED The profound
The exterior dacoruuon of the pan.
iNrnu was Very simple. Under the inn. /
Wtnsa rUrt'ul had been erected two
large affairs upon which burned alcohol /
lamps. ON Do. steps of the affairs were |
placed the urelfhs
When me Dssat reached the nan. .
.hp0n the ulr-gnmm.ssI8neI officers uf .
.u.ra5siers lifted 10 from the gun
drr.lga and carried it into The church
where 90 was received hv morsfsrar
Poe count OF RtEgIo. aohhI-hor of &C.
I0a. who was I'm his n.1fHr4I r,bss
md surrounded hy the cathedral rupr
onorios The o1eRst was then raised
0 the ton Of .afaflIoua errrn,urts5
81 q wreath ar iron ana an ~ '...
laced the helmet and sword M Iying
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-20
MADE IO4, ,263,65I LBS. or BUTTERINE.
29 PER CENT. INCREASE IN ONE YEAR.
The Product Would Fill 2,oS3,243 5O-Lb. Tubs, or
s2I3 Cars of 20. 600 Lbs. Each.

following gentlemen from out Of towr
were present; John NJ. Shaw Madison
N. j.; William Person, Jersey City, n
j.; T. j. Ingram Lynchburg. Va; J.
/ Warren Wheeler, Philadelphia, Pa
G. A. j. Scott, Norfolk, Va. and Ar.
thur S. wilkins, Norfolk, Va
Inasmuch as straws show which way
the wind blows and as a guido for pos
sible Investors in the stock of the now
company we present the following
facts
The buttcrino manufacturers OF the
United States produced 1O4 4,263651
pounds Of butterine for the year ending
June 80, 1900.
Production the previous year was
60495, 62S pounds.
Theincreased production for the past
year is, therefore, about 20 per cent.
amounting to 23,768,O23 pounds.
The make OF butterne for the year
ending June 80 1898, was 575t6,13d
pounds, the increase in two years be-
ing almost 100 per cent
The years output Of butteriue would
fll 5213 refrigerator cars Of 10000
pounds each
These ears would make 26O trains of
twenty cars each, and would occupy,
with their engines, 352 miles Of rail-
road track, allowing 80 feet for each
car
The increase in the make Of butter
inc, during the past year over the year
previous, amounted to 1888 cars Of
+, 10000 pounds each, and would make
ffty-nine trains Of twenty cars each,
leaving eight cars for the sixtieth
train. This increase for 1900, would
make a line Of cars more than ten
miles long
In ffty-pound tubs the make Of but
terine the past year, aggregates o.
OS3.249 an increase Of 1880 tubs
over the previous year.
The average make for the twelve
years previous was slightly over 50,-
100000 pounds The make for 1900,
Therefore, was IN increase Of more
than 100 per cent. over the average
make of the past twelve years
These figures need no comment
They speak for themselves.
Below is a statement and diagram
showing the marvellous production Of
butterine since the passage Of the tax
law in 1886. It gives a truthful state
ment Of the past and a good idea OF
what may be expected In the future.
1t shows that there is most wonder
full demand for this new ana whole
some product.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-20
sorlnn. Hnntlnr Acoldcnt.

Richmond Va Especially John
Stansbury, a young man, son OF ]. E.
Stansbury, was badly shot while hunt
ing in Chesterfield county. b. j. War
rem, his companion, and himself were
trying to flush some birds thai flew
into n clump Of pines. Mr. Warren
was in the act of pushing n limb aside
with the barrel of his gun, whom one
barrel went Off, striking young Stans-
bury in the thigh at comparatively
short range. The wound is very Sc
we're, and was made more serious by
the great loss of blood before surgical
attention could be reached, but his re-
lcoverY Is expected.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-20
PRIMACURA,

PriBacura not only RELIEVES bu
PERMANENTLY EEADIO4TEs prickly heat Al
oNcL, and cures all skin diseases. 1t L
bnjMNEDIArE and PERMANENT allayer ol
iDdamation. 1t is now and oconomica.
remedy which affects a permanent cure,
For salO by Evans, 92l F St; Simms,
'l4th st. and New York Ave; Ogram,
18th and Pennsylvania Ave-. aud BY
druggists generally.
The suburban citizen., 1900-10-20
Chllc,s Now CnbInet.

Valparaiso, Chile (By Cable) The
-ohilian ministerial crisis has been
solved by the formation Of a new Cab
met, as follows:
Premier-Ssnor Elias Albano
Minister Of Foreign Aaffirs-Senor
Manuel Salinas.
Minister Of Justice-senor EliIio Co.
decide.
Minister Of Finance-senor Ramon
Santellce5.
Minister OF War.-Senor Ricardo
Perez.
Minister Of. Industry -senor Rafael
OYrego.