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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
TURKEY GIVES WAY.
Will Change Plans of Exposition
buildings for America.

Copyright, iE1. ~ H." As. ia-e. r-rSs.
Paris. Feb. ci-ProfrSeor Bcni. II. Wood
ward, assistant United states Commissioner
10 the Paris Exposition. has Just secured Il
yictor= in 4 dispute with the Turkish cx-
position commissioner regarding the con
]struc;io1 of III" Llttc-'s building. which a.
Cordine 10 the ~o;iSina. plans. threatened IL
seriously obSiTuCt the view Of the United
States building. I'll. Turkish commission
la now been induced to r..llic some i'm
Trr;ant structural notifications Of its
buildings which viii give the American
eJifice the p~roininc-H" worth - it, i'm
portS:icc. frof,sso: Woodward in announo-
ing tho satisfactory settlement. aCkucwi-
.igcs the active and valuable support
which he Terri.ci from United States Arr
tasscGcT :vT;e: - conducting IL ncrotis-
. ~.
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Reports That Treaty Negotiations
Had Ceased At Washington
Created Il Sensation.
ARMY AFFAIRS DISCUSSED.
German Press Report Cronir's DE
feat and Praise Him for His
Gallant HcSistancc-Nu
Visit From Lcyds.

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Andre" y. White. thu United States An
hassa!o". said e., thr correspondents oT Tie
Associated Pres. Il :u,rrp-er TIE ropnrra !
Washin-,p. g.:;.r .s ,f-. q, -r. mos, Nom,
s.a,, 80. ,E. a.,
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" "'i''' d" vi present ~''P' IL VII.
'". : 't'E 'i'Ht war between The
"'t'' states ana GERMANY. IA which.
irii.Ao. ~" latter Will Ect IT,, worst of il.
The United States could caps. IN. ..rr,f.s,
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ma,
80 ""''''~a'''T '"''s S'''"'hS' etc.
- ''"'N'' u "oHId Ire a m':" ~Trct"N', hut
:; "onid y" 10 worse iEIu They have don
with our meat. which tho world recognizes
IS excellent. Tho .:r.pap c,v,r,u..,
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,''''.5' 10 another stringent iHrp elton
4''r. II II * don" ior sanitary reasons and
G0t as "a iindranrp iu trade.
y understand tho C;-rr!.. Govc-ruo-- =
orros-! =, .r. r-.-.,f form, 80. -. n;r-
r.,
""''.S'""i rom a
i",'""e' % '' embassy mat III" Foreign
'll'e olG not know the actual status If
I'll" negotiations in Washington. and asked
tho embassy a few LaNa sine for info--
nation on the subject. \ yr..ousihl. For
"icn Office official said 10 the co;r,srnu5cn-
to-day.
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W attach imP'Ftan'" &" the latest new.
"a negotiations viii proceed i'm 4 y~oYr,ilia-
tory spirit. rs heretofore G,ruauy rn.n.--
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Government At Etr ,'mm"UrCrncr Of tho
I'EU,i4IinuS Wa ia favor of secrecy ril
definite results v,r, reached Thar w. tb,
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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25


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,rr Ministers .,rrurtrt, T.. 80. r.r.,<rv
a., securing az sd.,,.:.. ,,t y.r,r.., duria.
H.. Exposition. and .h., -uaE, uf In. li.h
rate .Nari.d ry ,gi, ~ r.rs. md asked
H. a. tr,. IirrnkH.m,r,r ~.I.u. had
Car.r rr,,f-E IT,. t;o,.rgrrr- -ualld con-
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The German press j. now ronyinc.l that
the British have really defeated G'tcral
Crorlc. and that the ~latteI'S u~"Siti"H -
desperate. SympajhieS her" .maiu On m"
TDer side. Even Herr EuGru" Ri ftcr. IN"
Radical leader, in an editorial. speaks adj
Glrlug.y Of G"Doral 'F"nl"S gallant S-slsi-
HnCc against a fnIrtuIG force. The N"l-i-
EdChricht,l; and many other papers = Old
the British Generals for the lack If chiy-
:ti:v shown L" IN" enemy 1t l. quite plain.
however. that tho current 90 German feel
favor Of Great ETijai'.
The seInioiiicial press Is oX"rtinc itself to
Ila: end. ami even The kr"IZ I"Itun", tiic
army and court organ. which. until r.
Gently. MS A~uGlpphub". now strongly
points out that il ~ :" G"rmaLy's Interest
n remain friendly with ~. at Britain. The
paper "nuIn"rat's tn. reasons why al : i'm
InS-iltr inF to love ih- British
"a - nation. especially after their iuiH."ai
neutrality in 1874. 1866 and IA1n. and the
consistent Tnmity' the British hIN" shown
G"rmaDy's colonial pn.icy. and the rising
German The rapcr then says:
Notwithstanding this. Ensanu's down
fail would mean a distinct Disadvantage ="
Germany In cvcrH part Of the glob", There
fore. it * d" part ~ German patriotism to
Ziphoid tho cause OF Engidni's cnemI"s.'
Doctor Lcyds. the diplomatic agent of
the Transvaal. writes from BRUSSELS lant
be vii! be- unable {" como 80 Berlin in the
middle OF March. rs ne had promised. he
,tEsc the present turn of war enSr"s~es
k1im.
he iIoTlGHN Nlanti3I press point out that
- Russian loan :" Persia lihera;"s tn"
PROVING" of F.,r~iStsH. whose harhn- r"Vc-
IucS have hitherto been pledged 20 Great
Britain.
The Emprror has summoned CAPTAIN
I.auff &" witness the first Performance" Of
:he Iron TnotiE' Olsen IahuD. Tuesday.
at IN" ROYAL rhcaf"r hOT.. Of which his
Majesty = - collaboration. The performance.
= looked forward IL with deep interest.
IN" Emperor having insisted on novel scenic
'n-IumiI% and "a number Of improvements.
Nh" highest irUSSit "a court has decided tho
American It'll" II doctor "aunot he used in
Prussia without 7 special permit from III.
Government.
The United States t'nts.! A. rol".ue. Mr..
John y. Barnes. AMI Mr.. barnes, diued &
number Of other CunsGls i'm Cologne Wash
inctnn birthday. Among the guests We're
Consul Phelps and family. Consul B-undIgc
and fam!lF. consul BrniowSki and Doctor
Leonard. The British Consul Ia Cologne. The
toaStS drank wCr" in honor Of Washington.
president Mckinney. Queen Victoria and
EupUror William.
Mime. EteIha Gc-s;cr during the week
gave 4 musical hc-n. at which Mr.. Wood
of salt Lake aud Mis- Koeii:n. al Chi-aro
cam.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

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Cn.mfrrlain q; 10 helm. flied r,.h va
III. ,-ulIm-uf .bi.h :,-a,- sa-r-a,.s Al,
/, even women ard -i,dr.r win c.-,as,I,
s.v~ France the .rportEni,y which no.
uavSEau.r< -,i.v rrnfpSs h.- 20 ha any
inus fr-. hat is To NV conclusions vi-h
this cuuutry.
This f".'in= is ali n" mere strengthened
l.y tho know !.c Of an understanding he-
tv""N ~" Kaiser and Qu-sr. which leaves
Germany fare action IN Asia Minor in To-
tuna e." ErsI.nis free action in South
Africa.
That the luke Of orleans should have
crI" c:; Of his WAY ~ siv, an interview
=, ii ;.ath-rata Ifs.'h yaper. in which ne
abuses Eugis, Il. and that he should hay.
written in Nil"tt". The artist. corsratu-
latiuc him urou the scandaIpus cariCatures
~ =" Queen. is going To have further re
suits than that preteDier Anticipated.
II th"r- is one thing the Prince az Wales
= particularly sensitive about. IL is thes.
Carlcaturas II L. Rirc. Ills ROYAL High
neSs's attention has ALREADY been drawn 10
tn. damniag evidence which the 81. James
Gazette brings from It's Paris correspond
sur. Nr Strong. as ln tho admission made
nv the artist. WI ste. Of having received
a complimentary letter from tho Duo. Both
IA. Queen and tire Prince of Wales have
h.eI particularly kind :" tho Due. lat he
need scarcely lock for any moro courresisz
ftum IN" sam" Quarter. unI"ss h." publishes
q yiGi!cati"n from ;hr charges made
against hirI.
That t.ricn'urr Again.
TIL. -. James Gazette comes back Ia the
c..arse and says:
W. published yesterday a irtter from
"ur Paris correspondent. giving some In
Formation about the nroce.Ifnga of tho Due
d-orIeaus. which should he made known
In this country as widely az pos
sihlc. Like many another who
has found HIS native land too
hot for him. The French Vreteni.r finds
Hospitality in England. He IL unmoles.ed.
and has every reason to he grateful Ye;
from ,hsr. he has been sending 70 France
s;at.msnts about England couched Ia the
languag. which one Of tn. least s1ueamish
Of arisian gutter sheets ha. found i'm
nosSihle IN urirt. This man who claims
no thron. and shorId a; lsas, have the
manr prs Of = gentleman admits having
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
Mr.. SPRAGUE SAYS

I~clica:ss<oH rIys ss"n.c9 yearly g..
Z. It:s n-lns l:n,r2! mia,gsm+...
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
tabrncn Dissatisfied.

Paris cahrran hdN" ~ LIST taken drastic
Measures To improve ;h'ir condition. This il
i" view Of the large Increase of E~usincSs rx-
r,cted during the Exposition.
They claim that their present terms viti
the cab owners ito not permit of their maxi
ing 4 respcctah!" living. they being charged
= minimum of a ar * francs $3.50 or s., q
dav for tho cabs which they drive.
\ icpLt3tion Of Radical Sociaiis: Deru-
tics of Paris called upon ". Nald.cS-Rc.-
asas o. L.tall Of Tic c~a-UI~s. And l. / llci.-
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25
British S%cnrincni Seems Ia Favor
Errkuninr With Tha, t'oun
try .Nfirr iSn"r War.
BITTER FEELING AROUSED.
E.r"iIShm'n Smart ! micr line tii:,"S
and 'fiii' ;s.ns cf The French
I'Fc>>-I,n" ,iprl"au,
l., Unpopular.
si'ECIAI. RY CAE!.E.


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"" York ii~rrd CamnaEr, >".hirF
- r''""To"- las boa -" .Ht'ro-iing - L.
~""N 'l" i"pr's"r'a' v~ FtS''Srm1" Gu7.n.
''N' week. Isl" iFi - history making and
Nifiinf '-"7tS.
me-" h.[ f''A ais !.'IN ."'E.ES .EriIg
80" va "hl'H IH- $50 a"I"d.'t q" every
r-'sishfidA ard .~iSlsnNomaH ~ i"r
ht'''1'' : words TO General tronjr wn"n
N" latter asked :o- an a-mis;i'e. "Yuu sur
render or yHg fiGL- 1t ngt.'
When tn" h'irf telegram containing h :
'i'"isI'u cam" b. WIS III" first hour - Fir
DAY. Ji'' after m.iriShf. R"yalj. aTi fasn-
I"li'hit I.":aoH v'r" pouring JUt ~ TnvfH'
Garden pu"ra-n"ISc. IF - n. in"vit4b'.
I-7Td"r sui T"r which Z" lows :h' evening.
ar sr..1 =. }, - 80 ". -. -.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
OUiNING FOR COLDS.

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cure of colds say that the effect of this
drug IS more disagreeable than the dis.
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in convenient capsule form, and will
cure the most deeply seated cold in "a
hours without any interruption to busi-
ness. They are pleasant to take and
give you clear, fresh sensation while
operating. Price, 25c. Sold by Stream
er's Drug Store
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
The Non Irritating
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Easy to take. easy to operate
Hoods Pills
ROBERT BURNS.

His genius was universal. In satire,
in humor, in pathos, in description, in
sentiment, he was equally great, but his
satire and his humor partake of the soil
whepce they sprung, They are rude,
forceful and manly. They are not pol.
ished into elegance, nor labored into
ease, but in every composition he
be may regarded as one of the few
geniuses who arise to illuminate the
hemisphere of mind. Education had
nothing in the formation of his character;
what he wrote was the pure offspring of
n tive genius, and if we rSdect how ex.
cellent he was in all, what various pow
ers he has shown in pathos that are
among the highest of poetical delinea
ton, we may. without much offense to
justice place HIN by the side of the grea
est names his country has produced.
Friday evening, Nov 2. IN the Odd
Fellows hall, Cheney block, George N
Falconer, native of Edinburgh, Scot
land, will deliver a lecture on "Rober
Burns. Scotland's Peasant Poet" The
lecture will be interspersed with read
lngs from the songs and poems of Burni
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
THE ALLEN CASE.

The theory OF the plaintiff in the case
of Mrs Robert Allen against the Wood.
men of the World, Developed in the trial
today. 1t is, that Allen. depressed by
the fact that he had contracted an incur
able private disease, left home for very
shame He carefully DESTROYED I'll
clothing. papers and other evidences of
his identity and died, after taking a dose
OF laudanum at Bland, N. NJ Pictures
of the remains and description by the
coroner and deputy sheriff at Bland Of
marks upon his person, were presented,
with dispositions by these officials, and a
strong case was presented by Esteb &
Wolff on the part of Mrs. Allen. The
plaintiffs case rested late this afternoon.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
A GRACIOUS ACT.
Republican Lady at Wall Street Opens Her

Republican Lady at Wall Street Opens Her
House to Fusionists.
Capt. L. P. McGwire, of Longmont,
who sang at Wall Street last night at a
fusion meeting. describes the affair as
very enthusiastic. The speakers were
Hon A. c. Patton, Messrs Manion and
Andrew. Mrs Cook, good Mckinley
Republican, had the large dining room
at her boarding hou cleared OF tables
and chairs and the crowd was finely &C
commodated The speakers and com
mIttee desi.e to make public acknowl.
edgement of Mrs Cooks courtesy.
Other meetings last night were at Can.
field and Valmont. At the former place
Judge Atwood and George H. Thorne
had the school house so filled that there
was not room for another auditor; a, Val.
mont, Charles B Ward, and John r
Wolff, spoke to an enthusiastic and large
audience. The fusion speakers are being
accorded large turn outs everywhere.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
Robbed The Grave,

A startling incident, of which Mr.. John
Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject
is narrated by him as follows: 81 was in
a most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow. eyes "unken. tongue coat
ed, pain continually in back and sides,
no appetlte-gradually growing weaker
day by day. Three physicians had given
me up. Fortunately. friend advised
trying Electric Bltters;' and to my great
joy and surprise, the first bottle made a
decided improvement. continued their
use for three weeks, and am now a we'll
man. know they saved my life. and
robbed the grave of another victim," No
one should fail to try them. Only 5octs.,
guaranteed at Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

The plays presented by the 81 Per.
kin's comedy company are all new and
up to.date. They have new and elegant
costumes and special scenery for several
plays which will be presented during
their engagement at the Masonic temple
starting next Monday Oct 20 emem
Der ladies will be admitted free on the
opening night when accompanied by
lady or gent eman holding one paid 50
at Fouda's drug store.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Hon. Jay H. Boughton's declinatlon Of
the nomination of the Prohibition party
for district Judge has been filed with the
secretary OF state. The law requires that
any Withdrawal of duly certified nom
ination must be by the committee of the
party. The committee on the part of the
Prohibition,sts is Fred White of Boulder,
Lillian R. Copeland of Greeley and D.
K. Hunter of Loveland. The committee
h Is not vet acted, but may do SO before
tn. time limit tomorrow night Mr. White
is in California.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Robert A. Duncan, editor and pro
prietor of the Ward Miner, left for the
camp today with huge bundles of cam
paign issue containing graphic descrip'
uons of the camp from his Lucky Sta'
pen. Editor Bob is little "shy" OF
wedding cake and other editorial per.
quisites, but he is long on Bryan en-
thusiasm and writes mining articles
abou, as he mines-that is to say, know
ingly and successfully.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

DR.. Mclean today bade farewell to
all his classes and announced that he
would leave for his position in Idaho in
the morning. His successor, Mr. w. X.
Smith OF Columbia, arrived this morning
ard will assume his duties on Monday.
At the presidents reception tonight, all
the students and faculty will be given an
opportunity of saying good bye to DR..
Mclean.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage on Monday, October d, of
Mr. Shirley F. Bridge, 90 to Miss Helen
Strutzel of St. Paul. Mr. Bridge was for
two years editor in chief of Silver and
Gold. After his graduation from the
law school here, he accepted a position
on the staff of the West Publishing Co..
of ST. Paul. He is at present in the EN-
ploy OF that firm. The newly married
couple will be at home IN St. Paul after
November IS
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

&c. Hankins has notified, as conserv-
ator of the estate of M. G. Smith, that
several occupants of what is vulgarly
known as Chicago" remove their
houses from the land of Mr. Smith.
Many citizens in that quarter have re-
garded this occupation by these people
as decidedly Objectionable and the mat
ter has been under discussion for some
time
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Citizens should not expect the busy
men on the Chautauqua committee t,o
call on them repeatedly. Ali citizens,
who can afford it, should join their names
to the guaranty subscription list. The
Cause is worthy-the necessity for all
assuming the responsibility is great. No
man can afford to dodge this matter. Go
to members of the committee don't I
compel them to go to you.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Do not get scared if your heart troubles
you. Most likely you suffer from indi-
gestion. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests
what you eat and gives the worn Gut
stomach perfect rest. 1t is the only
preparation known that completely di.
gests all classes of foods; that is why it
cures the worst cases OF indigestion and
stomach trouble after everything else
has failed. 1t may be taken in all con.
ditions and cannot help but do you good.
Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
That Throbbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if you used DR.
Kings New Life Pills. Thousands OF
sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy TO take,
Try them. Only IS cents Money back
if not cured. Sold at Streamer's Drug
Store.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

AGENTS WANTED-For "Galveston:
The Horrors Of Stricken City," by
Murat halstead-a fearful tale of beau.
teous city swept into the sea. Demand
enormous. Splendid book. Only $3.50.
Agents selling from 10 to 100 daily.
and clearing from s6 to S75 daily. A
bonanza ior Agents. Only endorsed
book. Freight paid. Credit given. Out.
fits free. Sent six two-cent stamps for
postage. Big commissions. Send for
outfit and territory today.
The DOMINION COMPANY,
Dept. A, Chicago.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Mr. and Mrs E. c. Lewis entertained
at their elegant home at White Rock
Yesterday. An elaborate dinner was
served by Caterer Jackson. The guests
were chiefly from Boulder. The occa
sion was delightful one and commem-
GRATED the birthday anniversary OF Mr.
Lewis and the wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs Lewis.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

After three months stay IN Indiana,
Mrs George L. Harding and two daugh
tiers. were shaking hands with hosts OF
Boulder friends yesterday and today,
leaving this afternoon to. join the Pro.
fessor at Breckenridge.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
UNIVERSITY NOIES.

Mr. M. P. Ingrahdm, 'o2, has been
called to his home in Coloraoo Spl ng:.
He will be gone week or two
Mr. Harry Holstein has presented =
beautiful satin banner to the football
team. 1t has been placed over the
training table at the cottage and will
hereafter be seen at the games in charge
of "Ikey."
The professional schools will attend
tomorrow's game IN body, meeting on
the campus at go tor the purpose. A
section of the grand stand will be re.
served for them and it is expected that
their united efforts will cause the roote,s
of the Wheel club 10 blush with shame.
DR.. Helems will address the vesper
services Sunday.
The engineering school have ordered
caps as distinguishing ature of their
department The caps will b. blue with
a monogram of white They are ex
pected to be here in time for The game.
A large number of students will at
tend the reception tonight to be given by
the president at his home. 1t will be d
purely informal affair.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
AUCTION.

The Eastern Furniture Co., 1893 Pearl
street, will sell, without reserve, the whole
Of their stock Of furniture consisting Of
an enormous assortment Of dressers, iron
beds, dining tables, dining chairs and 4
variety Of other goods too numeI Gus 10
mention.
Sale will commence at 2:3O p. m. sharp
Saturday, October 9th.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

G.. c.. Liebhardt the Wholesale COM
mission man of Denver, has the sympa
thy of many Boulder friends in the
death of his wife on Wednesday last.
Mrs Liebhardts death was due to scarlet
fever contracted by nursing her young
son. The boy is convalescent.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Miss Lois Bernard is a new pupil in
the young ladies Physical Culture class.
A piano has been rented and the classes
now meet downstairs in new Odd Eel.
lows building. Crowds of spectators
gather around the door each day enjoy.
ing the happy exercise and music.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Feelings of safety pervade the house.
hold that uses One Minute Cough Cure,
the only harmless remedy that produces
immediate results. 1t is lnfailible for
coughs, colds, Group and all throat and
lung troubles. 1t will prevent consump-
ton, Gilbert Bros.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Hypatia club met again wlthiMrs Urqu.
hhrt Yesterday afternoon with large
number present. An excellent program
was carried out, which was followed by
social half hour over dainty refresh
ments.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Coroner Trezise was dangerously i'll
last night, Drs. Gifin and Conan both
being called. He had severe hemor.
rhage, attributable to over lifting at a
funeral yesterday, and his condition was
very serious. Though weak this after
noon, re is considered TO be out OF
danger.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

In score OF IL to E the football team
of the Sacred Heart school of this city
defeated the team of the Central (public)
school. 1t was lively game and good
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Mrs Leo Vincent was summoned to
Denver this afternoon by despatch
from A. B. Gray stating that her husband
Is quite i'll with stomach trouble. Later
Mr. Gray advised this office that the
matter is not serious.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
GREELEY
Potatoes from GREELEY at
Editors Awful Plight.

F. M. Higgins, Editor Seneca, (Ills..)
News, was afflicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until he
tried Bucklen's Arnics Salve. He writes
two boxes wholly cured him. It's the
salve in the world. Cure guaranteed.
Only IS cents. Sold by Streamers drug
store.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Mrs Wilson came down from Long
mont Wednesday to spend the winter
with the Boulder contingent of bel
family, at the home of Mrs Dwyer.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

A telegram to the Camera today stated
that 200 tickets were sold today to
rooters who will come to Boulder from
Denver to witness the big game tomor-
Daily camera., 1900-10-26
rnE DAILY GAa.EIN
Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Allister Lumber & Supply Co.

1t was Miss Eva Glaze who left on
Tuesday to spend year in California.
not Miss Anna. as stated in Wednesdays
issue,
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

]. M. Gibson has returned from Iowa
with his bride, and they have taken
apartments at the home of Mrs +. F
Feeny for the winter.
Daily camera., 1900-10-26

Reserved seat tickets for tomorrow S
game may be had at Fonda's and Max
we'll and Greenman's. Come early and
avoid the rush.