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nns,,.n Actors Aid Gn1ve.ton.

London. Oct. 16.-T'he Galveston relief
fund benefit performance packed the
Drury Lane thcatcr to the utmost Sir
Heniy Irving. who was greeted with loud
applause. recitea "The Dream Of Eugene
ArHm." Then followed acts frem "The
Price Of Peace" 'EThs Debt OF Henor,"
"English Nell" and "Iulius Csssar'' and
"wsterloe." George Alexander, Charles
wysdhnm, Lewis Waller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Besrbohm Tree and Marie Tempest re-
ceiveS ovation.. there we're many prom
ireat people in tbs audience, including al
mos. the whsle of the American selony.
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General z:cri. sta.

SaW York, oct, i5
FI.0IR- STATE and weetera showed j stasaier
tone end was rather m1rr activs: Minnesots pat
EMS 44.l5a4As winter 5-ai.'ts. sa.a5a3.o5i win
ter ex,Tis, s2%sS; winter rateats, rs. i0ai.
NHr1G-Firner this Il rl.av, With ess liqui-
dati21 apparent and coasi'egalla buying tor both
accouats on tie reaction i!ssary; beeeaiher,
10 9IGl79!sc: March, S4;aGs@i.e,
Ryf,--Dull state, 5'E'sia., G. l. f. New York;
No. 2 western. s9e,. {. o. =. ai9at.
CGEN = Moderately estYe and frazer with
wheat; December, i3t4e. 'a%, 4l3adiiMc
oATs-Eu. but steady; tiNak, wpite, state.
26iaal3c. track, whit. Tas eTH 2aaaa3c.
PORK Dull; mess, $'ssla family $l6.5eo17-
Easier; prime we tcfn steam. 7.2s%sc.
BUTTER Steady; state dairy, l5a22l2c,; cream
cry, 1Gassc.
CHEESE - Firm; large white ilAc. small
white, lie.
EGGs-Firm; state and Pennsylvania, ela22e.s
western, loss OF, 2lc.
SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining, 4hc.; cen
trfngal, oG test. 4%c,; refined steady; crushed.
else. powdered. 5.s5e.
TURPENTfSE-Q at 4lisai2c.
MoLASSES-Stead New Orleans, 4Sa5sc.
RICE-Steady; domestic 4asa614c.; Japan, 81
a5c.
TALLow-cuiet; city. 4%e; country, 4%s5c.
HAY : Dull; shipping, 75a771sc.; good ts
choice. s215s92lze.
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rho .Aiasi.en noundary Dispute.

Vancouver =. G., Oct. 1G.-The survey
of fhe disputed boundary line at Mount
Raker has been completed by the pro
vincini surveyor, 5canc. The line places
all the mines Of Importance in the dis
trict on The American side, although n
milo Of extra territory is given 20 British
Columbia. Tie CHIEF Importance Of the
su wy il that Canadian government
commissioner, by locating the boundary
liae ndith u TIE mining camps. compel;
all Canadians sending in Supplies to the
camps 10 pay duty.
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soldiers, Homo Nearly FiIIed.

Albany, Oct. 16.-The New York State
Soldiers and snilers home, through its
cammandant. gives out the following
sta4enent for the information of all those
seeking admission there: Tho home has
membership present today Of 1915. near
Il it's full capacity. No one desiring adj
misFioa shorll present himself until he
OF his friends have written the home au-
thrrities and becn assured OF acceptance.
This will save trouble, expense and dis
appointment If addicted TO.
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Bark Wrecked on Exad;nls.

Seattle, Wash, Oct. 1G.-The bark
Moron of San Francisco, owned by the
Alaska Packers association, was driven
ashore and totally wrecked on Kadiak
island in gale on the afternoon of Oct.
6. A sailor of the crew known as ''Dutch
Bill" remained on the vessel and went
down with her. Fifteen others on board,
including Captain Peterson, escaped By
swimming to shore through the surf. The
bark was brokon in pieces shortly after
striking. Her cargs consisted of 5o,oGa
cases eS salmon.
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Porte ntcan xgnnts to vate.

st. Louis. Oct. 1f.-Juan Qucsada, n
native Porto Rican who is employed II
this city by prominent house. apprarci'
before Judge Clark or the court Of cin,i
nal correction to learn If he was c.ti2e,
and entitled to vote in the United States
Quesada tried TO register Oh Saturday.
and the privilege was denied him. H.
then appealed TO the courts. QIesal.
came to the United States on the sam
ship with General Miles and has been i.
st. Louis il monshs. Judge Cla.k too'
the case under adyisemeut.
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Ar-estea on Leaving Prison.

Sing Sing, Oct 16.-IIcnry Appleton,
81 years old, was discharged from the
prison here after having finished five
years sentence for assault and was i'm
mediately rearrested on complaint Of two
detectives from Trenton, who accuse him
of having been member of a gang that
assaulted and robbed many persons in
Mercer county, N. J. Appleton will be
taken to Trenton as soon as requisition
papers can be secured.
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Chicago For Municipa, o,vnerzl,ii,

Chicago, Oct. 1G. - The city council
went on record for municipal ownership
Of all gas and electric light plants. A
commission will be appointed by Mayor
Harrison to draft law for submission
to the next general assembly. The coun-
ell also adopted II resolution fixi:4 tAa
maximum price of gas after the ,st cf
next January ut IS cents per 1000 feet.
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THE English Elentiona.

London, Oct. 16.-Tbc latest election,
returns do not cliangc Tie results. and IT,.
final figures, with the exception Of t.rs
Orkney islands. leave the government !.
net gain of a silgir seat. The total nn;n
bcr Of members Of parliament elected /.
GG9, as follows: Min.atcrialists, i0O; On
position, $50. As the Orkney islands dis
trict is regarded rs . safe Liberal se.,t
tl,o governments majority will BE IL
against 12o at the tirle u dissolution.
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THE YoU7HY TEIAL.
II Continues, with tEse Defendant In
BED I'm the Jury Roors.

II Continues, With tfse Defendant In
Bed In The Jury RooEs.
tIea,grtowr, KY. Ort. 1o.-fIenry r..
YnHtser en- trinl charged with hcirg a
prite'rsi in taf shesting Of Governor
Ge-t.l, was rtjll snabie to enter the
esaTtrebM. Lying on his bed, he was
lPs9n b. the door OF the jury room in
plain view Of those in the esursx oonn, and
the trial rroeseded.
Wharton sEcn was rwsra and testi-
fed tsat he Hyar isld Eev.John f.anper
or Mrs. stEnrsr that he was to get ST.
0o0 FOR his testimeny or that IL he could
see Colonel Campbell he could get $i0,-
eco Continuing. he testified, as in the
Powers ard Howard trials, denying all
thc statements attributed to him hy the
Stamrcre. T.. F. Snclai! and othcep.
W. RI. Grltoa vas recalled and deniel
saying lie had ccntrart for Immunity
or had told any one that Wharton Ga!d-
eu sot them I'LL i,to this trouble
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numorr of Mnrine Traredy.

San Francisco, Oct. 1s.-The British
ship Lansing, which left Port Blakely on
June /, bound for Fort Pierre, Australia,
is now out 13s days, and 20 per cent re-
insurance has been offered en- her. She
has cnrge CT nearly 2,o0o, ,oss feet of
lumber. A story is current in shipping
circles that the crew mutinicd, killed
Captain Chapman and located en- Bon
ham island, in the south sens. after
wrecking the vessel, but the report lacks
yerjfcation.
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Tro!n Eobbery IN OnIo.

Marietta, O., Oct. 16.-John Noptc, Il
Russian Pole. a passenger on the east
bound Baltimore and Ohio train, was
robbed in a coach east of Athens by
three men. The work was quick, and the
robbers escaped. Kopte has hecn il
America year and worked in the coal
mines at Corning. He had earned S100
and was going home to his family at
Bremen, Germany. He is left without a
cent. No other passengers were dis
turhed
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Trolley mcn IN Convention.

Kansas City, Oct. 16.-Tiie American
Street Railway association opened its
annual meeting here with several hun
dred visitors present from all parts Of
the country. The first session was
short enc, routine in character. Presi-
dent ]. N. Reach OF Chicago delivered an
address of welcome. Committee reports
followed. The National Association OF
Street Railway Accountants also con-
vened here in annual convention.
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Accn.c1 81 sInnrlnueI,ter.

Hartford, Oct. 16.-Andrew Il. Martin,
inu.oit's helper, aged 2d. has been ar
rested charged with manslaugliter in
causing the death of Ralph c. McCan-
dies, 81, In The saloon of Harry Hawkes.
worth, On Main street. The men were
diin.ia% together, and during an argH-
mont Martha either struck or pushed Me-
Gahdlqs with such force that he fell and
s.fuck his head on the foot railing in
frunt of the Lar. He expired almost in
eE.,ftIt.
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To ErInrwc TrIcst,s ITar1,or.

Trest, Oct. 16-The agreement pro-
viding for notable enlargement of the
harbor has been signed BIZ the Austrian
government The municipality of Triest
contributes 100000 kronen for the i'm
mediate commencement Of the improve
ments. Triest is the principal seaport
of Austria-ITnngary. 1t is The capital
of Kustenlnnl
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knney Hnnas Ground pe.aea.

Indianapolis, Oct. 16.--Governor Mount
has received deed to the 16 acres OF
land in Spencer county surrounding the
grave Of Nancy Hanks Lincoln, the moth
er Of Abraham Lincoln. The deed con-
veys the land from the county eoInmis-
sioners of Spencer county to the Nancy
Hanks Linesln Memorial association, OF
which the governor is president. The
work on the monument has begun and
will, it is believed, be completed this fail.
when dedicatory scrvices will bs held.
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oGota1 Nn,ra rro,n Gun,,.

Washington, Oct. 16. - Late reports
from Commander Seaton Shredder, who
succeeded Captain Leary as naval gov
ernor Of Guam, have been received at the
navy department. Governor Schroeder
has issued an order opening all hospitals
in the island to tho civilian patients free,
and all who are suffering from disease
are invited and urged to go to the hos
pitals for treatment. The health of the
island is said TO be fairly good.
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xyoof,varlser shot Doyn.

Chicago. Oct. H. Adam NiaeSoh, h
woodworker ana until few weeks aSt
secretary of the Woodworkprs' uil;.,n
was shot and probably fatally wounda6
near his homo by two men supposed Il
be striking weolwolLets or their syn
pathizers. TIE attack is said 10 have
been due to. the fact that AIaesch had t2
turned to work with nonunion men aftoi
a strike had been declared.
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toeI Found In A!nsIsa.

Port Townshcnd, Wash, Oct, 1G.-Ths
exploration party which Went north on
the steamer CG1win has returned and re
ports The discovery Of an inimense field
OF coal near Cape Sabine, on the arctic
coast Of .ilaska Tho grade is what is
known rs s2iaiuituninous.
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Alaskan Natives Dying ou.,

San Francisco, Oct. 1e.-The United
States steamer Pathfinder has arrived
here from Alaska. For several month
the vessel had been engaged in survey
work at Norton bay, Fish river aud otli-
er far northern points. The mon or Tie
Pathfinder say that the natives of ALASKA
are rapidly dying off.
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TIE E0gEg ETIL.GI AGTITl.li, I.
f'ney Keep sst.aer'a anna ssia trl,eas.. ].
E:.Iss ia sagt;o:,s isi.,ce..

E:uss ), Vav;a,,s i'isces.
London, Oct. 1t.-Loia Ilola@t+ re
ports froIa Pretoria t!asgr date Cf 0.;
Ii rs faiioM::
french started From iiachad9la}q -
ward tts,lsipsg % citlr q te ct tife
corEt'.t MT M i,si:rd ily @at :aoafs.
"Asuhan. commanding the nlatiIi.i d
troops, anacaHsfully engaged tie enemy
gn OF. I'D, bit oar l3.sas were atvvip,
three otiieers and eight ncn beias kiilo'i
md thrcc officers and 81 mon wounded.
Trench occupied Carolina ycste. daE.
capturing convey duriag His march.
Lord Robeits also reports number of
minor affairs, showing that the Beers arc
still active over q wide field.
The British rc-entcred Blcemhnf. mar
Kimhctley, Oct. II. unopposed, ard cap
tugcs 80 ISoVis,
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BIac,sbur,'s son-in-inw sulcide.

Washington. Oct. 16.-Thomas Il. Lane.
son-in-law OF United States Senator Elect
Blackburn of Kentucky. committed sui
eide at his home III this city by shooting.
III health is assigned as the cause of the
act. Mr.. Lanes little da"chtcr was in
the room with him at the time.
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FaII,na Fnc,dc r<ilIs seven

Vienna, Oct. 16.-The facade Of the
Czech high school at Prossnitz, Moravia.
tcppled into the street, killing seven per-
sans. and injuring ten.
King Albert of snxony III.
Dresden, Oct. 16-The illness of King
Albert of Saxony has become more acute
recently. His majesty tainted, causing
considerable alarm. 1t is said his condi-
ton has improved.
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Dynnmi.c outrage Tn Arknnsn..

Hot Springs. Oct. 16-A father. moth
er and fonr young children were blown
to atoms at Sells, Montgomery county, Ia
miles from Hot Springs. While the fam
lily was at supper their home was wreck
ed by an explosion of dynamite. 1t is
believed that dispute over q homestead
claim prompted the outrage.
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rl.n crt,fnct s.eek.ng.

Wasliagtan, Oct. 49, : The cabinet
meeting Ros devoid q interest. Nothing
new regarding The Chinese situation had
been received. ana after a short discus
sion Of the political situation the meeting
adionrneN
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I.n;,ronl stntion Rol,hetl.

Bngiamton. n j.. Oct. l6.-Tnc I.c-
hi&h Valley railroad station at Smith
halc, Iieaa county, ana general store
can.lr.tel hy l. i. Wheeler were broken
into b. several men supposed to be pro-
fcsaienal burglars, WHO secured abG'lt
%l0A, besidea i quantity OF clothes, ete.
They escapes, it is thought, over the
t'i.lp
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In rnnr al &C Iluraa.

Constantinople, Oct. 16.-The tribal
risings among the Kurds are assuming
threatening proportions. The authorities
are greatly concerned. The troops have
had to intervene in the Diarbclsir dis
trict, where number Of Christian and
MussuInan villages have been razed.
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pnn-Amcricnn rnlr voten.

Buffalo. Oct. lev. C. Cash bas heen
appointed superintendent Of admissions
and collections at the fan--imerican OK
position Mr.. Cash is now c!lief ac-
couutant Of the United States e6la;n;s-
sion at the Paris exposition. H. y. Var
Deumen Of Richmond has hetn appointed
assistant III the horticultural depart
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Eag.rn.i,s xe,r chirf .suati..e.

London, oct. q. Ii Is oiii, iaily ~.
n5unced ttat lord -tlyttstone better
known Il, sir Richard NeEste., hos been
appointed lord Chief justice of ltnglGnl
in succession 10 th2 late Baron Eussell
of irillowen. Justice =. r. Smith sue.
ceeds Lord Alvera;one IS master Of the
rolls
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c,renl,a rl,rcutnn ,rrnu,,Ic.

Forth Work. Tex, Oct. 16.-A small
band of dissrunt!ed Greeks il the Indian
Territory are reported to be preparing 10
resist the collection of tribal taxes rnder
a new ruling. They insist on the old
customs, and the Indian agents are pre-
pairing Cor any emergency.
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nomIn:can ncxagt arelied.

Santo Domingo Island Of Santo Do
mingo Oct tj.-Tle uprising is ended,
ana tic ithgis are scattered. and troops
are pursuing them. i,he tribunals are
occupied Ui,' ti.e prosecution Of political
prisoners. Genfdtnca is rc-cstablished,
ana business il reFying
The sun., 1900-10-17

ington some years ago ne held position
as chief Of one of the bureaus in the
treasury department, resigning to take
up the work of the Yickers Sons & Max
i'm firm here.
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The Plague Reported In LONDON.

London, Oct. 16-A case of illness sis-
pected to be bubonic plague Is % ), to-!
at Stepney, parish and suburb uf lha
British metropolis.
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n p;lnting Of ! de i..;aU j
this .G.ce,
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Boheminn Composer nea

Prague, Oct. fG.-1hc death is an
nounced OK Zfn:'lso i'ib;eh, TIE celebrated
Bohemian composer.
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FIEAEoTAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Quotations of the Now York
Steess g.Xaanm;.e.
New York, Oct. ]

NtW lprkI VUt, 10
Money on oall non,inally a. 3 per cent Prime
mercantile paper 5as pcr cent. Sterling ex.
change sraady. with actual business in bankers
bills at s4.s;ai24a fcr demand and at s4soha
1904 for % days. Posted rates, SSH and
"a. 4.s5aIsSIs Commercial bilIa. S4T9s4a+soiz-
silver certificates, e2%asssie Bar silver, eaasc-
Mexican dollars, 49tao Government bonds steady
state bonds Inactive. Railroad bonds firm.
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Ateh.on. ......... a9ts North American =. 15is
Bur. & Quincy y...i27 Northern Pacific ;. s2h
C.. G.. C. & st. h.. G2is 10 preferred .... T1S
Chesapeake g Ohio 80 New York Central. 1914
Chicago Gas....... 9sh Omaha ,.....,.....nh
Cotton Oil. ......... 3iia Ontario 4 Western. q
Del 4 Ilucson. >. .ii2t4 Faciac Sail ....... S2ss
Erie. e................l2 l2 L afing .......... IL
General Electric i!2 Rok Island ..,...loIIs
Iaesawsnua. ... 'Ta's St. rsul ..........i1AA
Lead. l:'a Sugar Refinery ....12l9s
Iatis.il;e < Eisl. 74ii r.s.as Pa ifc ..... 18E
Manhattan oon... aj4 Iil,ian Pacific ...... 6;ls
Missouri raei1e.... 52'i WABASH preferred. 1ss
Northweateri. ila24 Wpsern onion -. 7Si7
y. j. Central. al......i.5'a
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28

fare for the round trip will be granted
and in force from all Colorado points
on the 9Th, aud the railroad ticket
from Boulder. Denver, Colorado springs
and Pueblo will be 5000 and for
berths in the special chartered sleeper
from Denver will counting four days
QUIT be for one person in upper berth
s., and for two persons in lower
berth 3d. so each. As many who desire
can sleep in this car at Sioux Falls,
and doubtless many will SO avail
themselves.
Delegates or guests contemplating
this trip can depend on the above fig
nres and may add such expense for
personal table outlay as they may de-
sire. The committee estimates that
$3s for each person will nicely cover
the expense of passengers from any of
the above terminal points.
The time being So ex remedy short,
the committee should know at once
those desiring to attend that orders
may go ahead. Passengers from north
of Denver would have to leave on the
afternoon of the 9th.
At this banquet most of the delega
tions from Missouri, Kansas, Nebras.
ka, Iowa, Colorado and many other
states will be present and fine ad
dresses are expected from Mr. Bryan
and the other disting uished speakers
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28

at is a surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton, "that in my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years,
have met more people that have used
Green's August Flower than any other
remedy, for Dyspepsia, deranged liver
and stomach, and for constipation. |
find for tourists and statesmen, or for
persons filing office positions, where
headaches and general bad feeling from
irregular habits exist, that Green's Au.
gust Flower is a grand remedy. |, does
not injure the system by ir' quen, use,
and is excellent for sour stomach and
indigestion" Sample bottles free at
Sueamer's Drug store.
Sold by all dealers in all civilized
countries.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28

". w Mayhem. Merton. Wis. says,
Il consider One Minute Cough Cure a
most wonderful medicine, quick and
SAFE" 1t Is the only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. 1t cures
colds, Group, bronchitis, grippe.
whooPing cough, pneumonia and all
throat and lung diseases. Its early use
prevents consumption. Children always
like it and mothers endorse it. Gilbert
Bros.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28

Mr.. W. A. Hines of Manchester, la.
writing of his almost miraculous escape
from death, says: Exposure after meas
les induced serious lung trouble, which
ended in Consumption. hal frequent
hemorragcs and ooughed night and day
All doctors said must soon die Then
| began to use DR., Kings New Discov
cry for Consumption, which completely
cured me. would not be without II
even if it cost S 90 bottle. Hundred
have used it on my recommendation and
all say it never fails to cure rhro,t, Ches,
and Lung troubles" Regular size soc and
500. Trial bottles free at Streamer's
Drug Store
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Chicago Special Changes Time.


On and after Sunday, April 20. the
Burlington's Chicago Special for Omaha,
Chicago, St. Joseph and St. Louis will
leave Denver at 4 p. m. in place of $50
a. m. as heretofore.
The change is made in response to a
very general demand on the part Of the
travelling public for fast afternoon
train from Denver to the east.
The new hour of departure is better
than the old one in many ways 1t
means that one can now make the 1000
mile journey from Denver to Chicago or
St Louis with the loss of but one bust.
ness day.
1t means, too, that one can leave prac
tically any point in Eastern Colorado at
a convenient hour and arrive at Denver
in plenty of time to connect with the
Chicago Special.
Of the Chicago Special itself it is I'm
necessary for US to say more than it has
no superior anywhere. Neither in speed
comfort nor reliability is it surpassed by
any other train on the continent.
G. w. VALLERY, Gen'l Agt.
1899 18th ST., Denver, Colo.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28
First Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian church, corne,
10Th and Walnut streets. will hold SEW
ices Sunday as follows:
GAS a. m. Sunday School,
HOO a. m Preaching.
800 p. m. Junior Endeavor.
$50 p m. Christian Endeavor.
100 p. N. Preaching.
The pastor will preach at both services
Morning subject, The Pruden,
Steward, How to use Money Wisely
Evening subject Joseph From the
Dungeon to the Throne"
All men are invited to attend he me- t
i & cf he Brotherhood of Andrew a,d
Philip in the chapel at q p. M. sui j.ct
Mems Work for Men," Short addresses
and good singing.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
strangers in the city, to the public in gen
eral, to any OF these services.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28
Owners of Pisnos-Take Notice.

Owners Of Pianos-Take Notice,
w, S. Thompson our regular travel
ing tuner and action regulator will be in
Boulder the first of next week weather
permitting) on his regular spring trip
His prices are reasonable and work
guaranteed. Please leave orders at our
branch store 2ol8 18th street, Boulder.
The MoDtelius PianoCo
Denver, Colorado.
The Old Pioneer Piano Dealers.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28

Charles Wing, the we'll known laun.
dryman of 12th street, has purchased
the laundry of Coy Moon on 18th street
and will operate both his old business
and the 18th street laundry. Wing is a
first class laundryman and invites the
citizens of Boulder to give him a trial
order. His prices will be found to be
fair always. 3I23mo,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-28
TIE STATE SENATE.

tits gently limited that if occasion
should require it that L. c. Paddock
would not hesitate to accept the nomina-
ZION for state senator on the fusion ticket
this fall and that even Leo Vincent has
the bee in his bonnet. In that case there
may be triangular fight in the conven.
ton between Ward, Paddock and Vim
cent. Well, as far as the Herald knows
c. B. Ward and L. c. Paddock have al
ways treated the Silver Republicans
fairly, but Leo Vincent-well hardly
Herald.
Is it necessary again to announce that
L. c. Paddock is not candidate for any
Office in the gift of the people? A legis
lative position from Boulder county is a
thankless task. 1t means that all intei :
| ests must be made subservient to the
paramount legislative interest of this
eountv-the state university. The man
who goes from here. is held up from the
time a session begins by men who
threaten that his vote against their pet
road bill or other measure OF appropria.
eion will mean their antagonism to the
university appropriation. ex-senator
Whitley and present Senator Maxwell
will admit the truth OF this statement
Loyalty TO home compels man to stif1e
his fee ings and to merge himself in the
concern of the county, identity lost, all
rlory lost. He does we'll if he escapes
with his own seltrespect. These gentle
men have done that, we believe. They
certainly enjoy the respect of their con-
aituents, but each will tell you of tn:
humiliation resultant upon failure of
projects dear to him by reason of this
rbludgeon held in the hands of keen or
unprincipled Legislators If. then. there
be no glory in such position. we must
look for reasons Of another kind to impel
\ man familiar with Colorado legislation
10 enter the Legislative lists. All will
tell you that 81 day fails to compensate
! man for a campaign, neglect If his
personal affairs and the expenses Incl
dent to the position. No glory and no
money-what then would impel a
man to strive tor such an Officer Ger