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The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
ARFCORD BREAKER.

Sunday was a red letter day at Pill
grim Baptist church. at which time the
membership broke all their past f.
nancial records The program as pub
lished was carried out to the letter
There was a spiritual feast in the morn
ing. when DR. Williams pressed the an
nuai motto upon the hearts OF the peo-
pie. lifting them as 1t were to new lie
In the afternoon, Rev. StiIlwell. OF
the First church. preached a very ac-
ceptablc sermon The Rev. Pope closed
the service OF the day by preaching a
sermon on the subject: Victory by
Faith" Pastors OF several OF the white
Baptist churches were present during
the day. also the beloved pastor OF St.
James A. NJ f. church. Rev. J {. An
derson
The pastor and members Of the
church reurn their hearty thanks to the
friends who have assisted them so ably
and willingly in making the rally such a
signal success
Total receipts for the day; $oI2So-
1t will be gratifying to the many friends
TO know that $500 has been paid on
the church debt since the mass meeting
held at the capitol. and il is the hope OF
pastor and church that $4,000 more will
be paid by July Ist Rally will continue
until the I7th OF July.
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The above dispatch II undoubtedly
Filipino account of the battle which
occurred at Catuhlg on May 90. and
In which there were about 20 Amer.
lean casualties. II viii be remembered
that ARonclilO. the representative ot
Aguinnldo, II In Paris, aud that he.
from time 10 time, gives out alleged
dispatches regarding events In the
Philippines, which have always proved
10 he exaggerated accounts of OCCUR.
renceS that have been fully published.
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Arfrnnn n.marrnt.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Nay - Tbe demo
cratic territorial convention beld here
selected delegates to the Kansas ciiy
convention. indorzed the Chicago plst-
form and denounced trusts imperial
Ism. and the policy u the administfa'
tion with respect 10 Porto E1eo
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
A SNAP IN REAL ESTATE.
Make an Offer

5000 cash will buy two lots 4oxI5o IT,,
one a corner lot, out on Grand avenue.
the most beautiful residence portion OF
the city. 1t will pay you to look this
up. Owner can give you clear title.
Apply to Mrs H. S. Jackson. 1919
Seventh street south. Minneapolis,
Minn.
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lust LOOK HERE

We will not insult your intelligence
We think you know that no man can
continue in business ansess be receives
patronage from the people. An up-to-
date meal. or a cosy room can be had
at John Godirey's, 148 East Ninth
Street
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naLs " thsas..

Chicago Mas % To pfs,eGl the
drawing ~ the color line Ia the bfnes
.leni sosIsiies Of he Methodist cbureb
Il Va. decided ia the general confer
snee Thursday morning hat the Freed
men Aid and Southern Education 40
.iess remain - Il is. The organization
uilI retain tss0 secretaries. who are co
ordinate ia authority.
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a Thrust ut TiIIman.

Washington. May -. - senator
Chandler Thursday presented petit
tion from t6 ministers of South Caro-
lima calling attention TO the political
conditions in that state, declaring that
the colored residents of South Caro-
lima are disfrnnchised. II refers to the
speech OF Senator Tillman In which he
acknowledged that the white men took
control Of the state of South Carolina
aud "bulldozed the niggrrs' and were
mot ashamed of it.Y The petitioners
"are exceedingly panied to think that
in the chief lawmaking body of the ma
tion our state is represented by one
who makes such an unabashcd ana
blunt ayowal of high crimes against
the constitution of his country. while
outraging the feelings OF l0,0O0, 600 ciii-
zens OF this republic"
For correction of abuses the petition
asks for legislation to reduce the rep
resentation OF states In congress where
the colored vote is nulliiied and the np-
pointment of a committee 10 insesti-
gate conditions in South Carolina.
Senator Bacon. in the senate Thurs
day. called mp his resolution directing
the committee on relations with Cuba
10 investigate the receipts and eN-
penditures Of money in Cuba. and ad
dressed the senate In reply TO the
speech delivered "Wednesday by Sen
ator Platt Comm. After he conclud
ed the resolution went 10 the commit.
tee on contingent expenses.
The Montana senatorial case went
over until "Wednesday next aud senator
SpOoner then resumed his speech ON
the PhitiDuinPs
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New York. May Is. The following
are statistics concerning the delegates
to the New York state democratic con.
venilon. Total number Of delegates.
80. necessary 10 instruct. 22G: elected
10 date. 100: for bryan. III; uainstruet-
ed. iZo. 90 DE aIaetrd. ls1.
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Di.ss.. wom.s'. ssa,aa..

Des Moinss. Ia. May 25.- With onlg
one day remaining at ifs dispossi the
national mothers congress has not yet
faken formal aetioH 90 any of the sub
jecfs under discussion Ia the rom
mittee on resoiutioos ThnttAay a pro
traeted debate vas carried Oh behind
elosed doors oFer the NomaHs suffrage
ssstaAffpn
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Ti.L.,N Nominated.

sioux Falls. & d.. May 25.~ The re-
publlean state convention adjourned
sine die al four o'clock Thurseny y
morning The ticket WAS completed
with the nomination Of George 4.
snow a. lieutenaut governor Dele.
gates we're instructed for Mckinley
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ThnnannA nisn Iair.

Joliet. H., May 2s r. Nearly 1850
msu we're thrown out OF work. whea.
At noon. the converter and billet mills
of the Illinois Steel company we're
closed for an indefinite period. Only
she bliss, furnaces and merehsn, mills
are now running.
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~swstn Brief.

One Of the dams on the Grow Wing
river went out recently. ieaYing a
large amount Of logs tied up.
The Thirteen Towns Old SETTLERS
Association Is perfecting piass for its
first annual picnic, to he held At on =
Lake. June 18th
4 black fox was recently killed IN
Polk county by Chaa. Beil. Of Chester
township.
A. ". Biornssad who serged with
the Thirteenth Minnesota regiment ~
captain Of Company II, has been
wounded ia the Philippines.
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In8lauapoiis. Ind. May gs Repre-
sentatiyeH Of the Hspsblie Iron and
steel company arrived here for con
fereser with the wage srals commit.
tee 81 the Amsigasnsted asAosiatioa.
aoss 10 session.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
ST. PAUL.

Correspondence, letters. etc. must
reach US by Wednesday tor publication.
sos Thomas street.
The Advance is prepared to do
your job printing OF all kinds at rea-
sonable rates Remember the place, 3o5
Thomas street Kindly keep in mind
that any item OF news. social or other
wise. that you wish to publish will re-
ceive attention at 3o5 Thomas street
also.
THE ORIENTAL HAIR PAR
LORS, on the corner OF Seventh and
Sibley streets, room 2o5. krahmer
block, is the place to go for all kinds OF
fashionable hair dressing. etc. Straight
ening hair and scalp treatment spe-
cialty. Hair work done to order. Calls
made at residences. Prices made salts
factory. Mrs. E. J. Allen, proprietor.
Ii you arc living to eat. or eating to
live. the Godfrey Boarding House is the
place tor you. The best Is served at a
price you can afford. I4S East Ninth
street
Madam E, Luverne Adams fashion
able dress making parlors, ALB Wabasha
street (upstairs)
Mrs. {. A. Brown. sister OF Mrs. NJ.
A. Hopson. arrived in the city last
Wednesday and will be pleased TO meet
her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin are enter
tanning their sister, Mrs. Emma Hardin
of Canton. Miss. Mrs. Hardin is a
prominent member oi the Household oi
Ruth at Canton, and desires to meet the
household OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs P. Saunders. oil Chica-
go. ILL.,. are the guests OF Mrs, Nj. A
Hopson. .3o4 East Seventh street.
Mrs. II. c. Simmons, OF Anaconda
Mont. is in the city and win make this
her home She is at present with Mrs
B. Buckner, 800 Pleasant avenue.
The friends of Mr.. T. R. Morgan will
be pleased to know that he is rapidly
recovering from the painful accident re
ceived a couple OF weeks ago by falling
from his wheel.
Mrs. B. r. Durant who was reported
getting well from very delicate opera
tion performed at ST Luke's hospita
about FIVE weeks ago. took a relaps'
Friday OF last week, and her condition
was almost hopeless for three days. Al
this writing she is gaining and friends
are once more cheerful and are hoping
10 see her well again.
Perfect Ashlar Lodge. A. F. A. NJ.
entertained the grand officers OF Mime
sofa Grand Lodge. Tuesday evening II
their new hall on Wabasha street
Grand Master J. L. Neal spoke in !
happy vein OF peace and harmony whiel
waA well taken Grand Lecturer Geo
Day made few timely remarks on de
gree work After the speech making re
ireshments were served in the dininI
hall adjoining, good time was had an'
Perfect Ashar kept her standard high
in proclaiming themselves loyal ant
true to their superior officers.
Biddle Circle. No 90. Ladies OF tn
G. A. r. will attend their annual ser
mon at St. James A. NJ. L. church
Sunday. May u, 3 p. m, corner Jal
and Fuller streets
Come one Come all
Old comrades are invited To join tht
circle. members in reserved seats Or
der OF president and committee.
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EIsst omesg.

Cincinnati. Msy = The eIeetiou
az officers Of the Lutheran leaRae re-
suited aa foiioma President W. &.
stnssrr. PhiIadelphia: treasurer
Adolph Z Clo<. Cleveland. assistant
general secretary. & g. Granef Bat
fffist
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
81 PAIL LOCALS

Mrs. David Cotton is in the city visit
ing her daughter She is stopping with
Mrs. A. A. Cotton, OF St Anthouy ave
nue..
Mr.. Geo Foster, OF Detroit, Mich. is
in town
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26

View York. May as The German
steamer nlbsDo. which arrived from
Hamburg and Havre. is detained al
quarantine with tao eases OF knali.
pox among the steersge passengers.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
WAIT A MINUTE.

Have you noticed that the VIM. F.
Nagel Undertaking Company appreci-
ates the business that you have been
giving them by advertising in our pa
per. See their neat card at the foot Of
the column.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
SENSATIONAL PARIS STORY.
Heporisd There That Americans He-
esntIy Lost 500 Men Ia Hattie
la Philippines.

Paris May 25,--A special dispatch
received here reports Il stubborn fight
on the island Of Catubig. one of the
Philippines. The American losses are
reported nR 500 killed or wounded.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
aar. Ma.t nsa ~ Nishs.

THE cars are rot running 81 night they
should be The cars are not running a
number ~ the lines and are rot running
in flii complement ga any Of them. this
cannot be allowed 20 continue. Tbs shoot
ing down gf tunoesnt ettizsnHs ths stoninE
" ears Tire cutting pf wires the loading
q lines with sfflRles riot and disorder Of
every unlawful Kind must cease
A statement complied Thursday
shows that since the strike began
three persons have been tbot aud
killed 10 wounded by bullets and 81
otherwise injured
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
GOV. STEPHENS AROUSED.
Declares Trouble at St Louis Is FO-
mented and Extended by DEM
ocratic Politicians.
BOUND 10 END DIssRlctFul SITUATION

VIII Use All the Powers OF the state
60 MatntRia order - ~ SheFtH ~
Not Able to Handle situation.M .MilI-
tia win he called Oat - says cars
Must Ran.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26

30 young 10 DC =bENkottSa " Nista
earnest call
The poor little body was raeked with
pain;
But the patience shown was laurel
gained.
And Jesus watching with heart full OF
love
Saw fit TO carry his lamb mp above.
And now with her Saviour she feels no
more pain,
And can sing on forever in glad ioytul
strain
Praising Jesus above all the heavenly
throng.
With gladness and happiness, glory and
song
oh. God, bless the children so gentle
and kind.
Who always in life some sweet pleasure
find
And bring them at last TO the heavenly
fold
Where all are like children and none
grow old,
Grace Celeste Blood.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
CENSUS ENuMERAr0Rs nApGE.

powers of an officer of che United
States government, and as such he Is
entitled 60 all due respect When his
labors are over Uncle Sam generous
ly is going 10 allow him 10 keep the
emblem Of his authority as sou
yenir.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
MINNESOTA NEWS.


The troops who leave Walker soon
for the frigid climate of Alaska will
he well supplied with reading matter
for some time to come. Miss Gratia
Countryman. secretary of the state
library commission. has sent them a
large box filed with books and the
latest magazines which We're pur-
chased with what was left Of the sol
diers' fund contributed to the Wo-
mans Council Library Committee dur
siste the time thE state stroOpsj sTerv en-
camped at Chickamauga.
The demand for reading matter
among the boys in blue is very great.
and Lieutenant I}arrows, of the Thir-
teenth regulars, now in service in the
Philippines, has written friends in
Minneapolis 10 the effect that the
troops there are very anxious to be
supplied with something 10 read.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
Companies Pay.

Because of the policy of refusing TO
grant licenses TO companies which
failed to comply with the Someryille
law. the state is enriched by Sll,t75.
While other classes of corporations
have refused To file articles with the
secretary of state and pay the re-
quired fee, insurance companies, with
two exceptions, have qualified. The
two In question are expected to come
i'm under the law in a short time.
In list prepared Commissioner
O'Shaughnessy figures that 22O com
panies have been given licenses and
paid the fee asked Had all corpora
tions, exclusive of insurance com
pauies. been compelled to comply with
the law, the state. il is estimated.
would now have an additional revenue
of about $4,000.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
SI..IOU|S EXPOSITION BILL
Committee Orders Measure Report
ed Without Recommendation
Favorable or UnfavOrable.
AppaopRlArEs $4,000, 900 FOR FAIR.

House Continues Work on AIasEaa
senate from Miaisteru In sonth
CarOIina-RcIateA - negro Fran
chisc-ThruSt Rt ptiimRa,
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Whose pain is over and lie work done.
So kind and loving TO one and all
So young TO be beekoned by God 5
earnest call
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wII Have order ~ Any cost

Il desire yOu 20 say further. that a. a.
governor ~ Missouri. with all the power
vested In that ofiios for the purpose. can
put an sta Ia the disKrAesfUi~t may say
ab5mlnahls condition that prevails IN ~
I.,,uis. I shall employ every lots Of that
power Tha FIRST step would naturally b.
H. call on the sheriff for Assistance the
Second to call on the military ~ the state.
shall noi hesitate To perform either duty.
n, after further conference With the duiS
Delegated authorities IN the city I shall
come To- the conclusion that other and
lesser means cannot reniofs the city 10
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26

After comforting with Speaker Hen
derson and the members of the COM
mittee on rules. Chairman nay. of the
house judiciary committee, Thursday
introduced a rule for he early consid-
Grafton of the antitrust measures.
The rule makes the antitrust consti-
tutional amendment a special order as
soon as the rule is adopted. with "a final
vote on June /, at tive T. IN.
The antitrust bill is to follow. im-
medistely with dnalyote June 2 at
five ID. IN. "a - assa
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26

Washington, May -, The house
committee on the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. To bc held at ST. Louis in
1908, Thursday afternoon voted TO re-
port the exposition bill TO the house
without recommendation. favorable OF
uufatorable
Mir. Steele. of Indians, first moved 10
postpone action for The present ses
sion. which was defeated two to four.
Mr. JOY, of st. Logis, then moved
to report the bill faNoiAbly, which wa,
lost on a tie vote. 10 3, In view OF the
tie a motion prevailed 10 report the
bill without recommendation, in or
der that the house may act iiualiN
ON the subject. Thr bill as perfected
pledges the government 10 an appro
priaiion of S5.00O,000 aud allows th'
government a proportionate share o
the proceeds OF the enterprise.
The Afro-American advance., 1900-05-26
Consider Ala-ian IiiI.

Washington. May 49, The house met
at II o'clock THURSDAY and proceeded
forthwith TO resume consideration of
the Alaskan civil government bill
Amendments to the mining provisions
were adopted to authorize the secre-
tary of war % grant prints to dredge
for gold below mean low water and
To provide that nothing in the act shall
be construed as nulliising claims here
tofore legally located
Mr.. William f. Williams tIll) offered
an amendment to provide for terri
torial delegate from Alaska. II Was
adopted by II to 2t.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
Superior Coal It woellstt 1 Browns.
TWO BROTHERS cReMAIED.

Unable Both to Save Their Lives and Their
Household Property.
Portland, Ind. Feb. 5-William New
ton. aged IS vice president of the
Peoples bank and very. wealthy citi
zen, and his brother John. aged 6o, were
cremated by the burning of their home
two miles east of here this morning
There are indications that both men were
awake and were overcome by fire while
attempting TO save household effects
They lived alone.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
Arthur 0. Gootlro.

Arthur O. Goodro. son OF Leander
Goodro. died at the home of his parents.
7433 Pine street. Boulder. Sunday morn
ing, February 4, of typhoid fever. He
lacked month of being IL years old.
The funeral occurred at the undertaking
rooms of J. G. Trszise this afternoon.
Another son of Mr. Goodro. aged eight
is reported quite i'll with the same dis.
ease.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
Back at the Old stand.

Back at the Old stand.
The firm of Danforth & Ward are
back at the old stand in the meat market.
having resumed business this morning.
They ask the people of Boulder to give
them their patronage. promising to give
satisfaction in every particular, as they
feel they did in the past. Nothing but
the best will be on sale.
Respectfully
DANFoRTH & WARD
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
Denver Doinks.

Denver February. 5-Judge Johnson
in the district court today held the issue
Of auditorium bonds to be void. In the
supreme court this morning eulogie:
were delivered by Joel F. Vale and
other attorneys and resolutions adopted
expressive of the esteem of the bar fol
the late Governor S. H. Ebert.
All clues to the whereabouts of Rob
ert Allen. the Longmont farmer have
been abandoned by the police.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
LOAvES AND FISHES.

Divided by the Comm sstoners Among the
People Of the County.
4 In the matter of appointments the
county commissioners acted late Satur.
day afternoon. having past servicelarge.
ly inyiew. though losing to the Demo.
Gratis. Populists and Silver Republicans
several of the mountain road districts
which were conceded to Mr. Herival, the
Republican member. On other Offices
the silver forces combined. The ap.
pointments follow:
County Attorney-Lewis S. Young.
Court House Janitor-O. H. Sampson
Superintendent Poor Farm-C. F
Fifer.
ROAD OvERSEERS.
Longmont-AlexM M. Preston.
Hygiene-J. A. Henley.
East Nj Wot-W. d. White.
Louisville-Nelson Lawson.
Nj Wot-H. F. Thomas.
Boulder-E. J. Perren.
Altona-Con Wider.
Jamestown-M. ]. Tobey.
Gold Hill-Frank Pay,or.
Ward-James Crimmons.
Nederland-T. ]. rrevarton.
Magnolia-John Martin.
Sugar Loaf-Alfred Yates.
Mayshall-Tim Shanahan, Jr.
Sunshine-William Morgan.
Salina-Joe Villimin.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Boulder Commandery No. z Knights
of the Golden Eagle offieiated as escort
at the funeral of James Andrews at
Denver Yesterday.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Mrs NJ. G. Townsend, the temperance
worker from Ohio. will speak at the reg
ular meeting of the w. c. T. U. in the
Willard block ,omorrow afternoon a, 4
O'Clock. Everybody cordially invited.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

The friends of Eliza Autrey will be
pleased to hear that he was able to sit up
for while yesterday. the frs, time since
his accid mt OF a week ago.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

- John McVey. for years the popular
advance agent OF the Bowen hotel. has
transferred his allegiance aud his ser
vice to the St julien, and row calls out
"St Julian, hotel, sir" at the depot as
loudly and glibly as formerly he des.
canted upon the larder OF the Bowen,
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

NJ and Mrs A. L. DeWalt were agree
Itbly surprised BY having number oi
their friends walk in on them Saturday
night as kind of house warming fol
their new home on Marine St. None bu,
those classified as the Atwood people
were asked to 60 and jolly evening was
spent.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
W. H. G Attention.

There will be special meeting
Tue sday, Feb. 9th. to perfect arrange
ments for One Day in Manila. and suct
other business as may properly COM
before it. Full attendance requested b,
order of MRS A. ROSTER
MRS ULMER President
Secretary,
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

The friends of Mrs Van Dusen, moth.
er of Superintendent John Mason, will
be panied to hear she is very i'll with
pneumonia at the home OF her son.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Mr. and Mrs Harry c. Holstein rejoice
over the arrival of baby girl Of the vim.
tage of 1900. dating from Sunday. Feb
ruary 4. The family are all doing we'll.
The baby has been named BEATRICE
Rose Holsteip,
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Mrs Digby of New York City. who is
visiting at the home of Mr. AMI Mrs
Glaze in Fulton Terrace. University
place, is aunt to Rev. Dr. Bristol OF the
Metropolitan Methodist church OF Wash.
ington. OF which President Mckinley is
a mpmhev
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Mr. and Mrs Clarence Meyers house.
hold goods have arrived and they have
gone to housekeeping in their pretty lit
tie home north of town.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

The county commissioners have ap'
pointed William E. Mead justice of the
peace at Ward.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Leo Vincent has returned from New
York, where he went to meet ]. Pierre
pont Morgan on business in which they
are associated.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Mrs Bessie DeVries Brown, nurse and
child arrived yesterday from Virginia
and have taken rooms with. Mrs M. X
Bailey.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Modern, up to date cuisine, best table
in the city, at the Clover restaurant
Lane building, 18th street.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
A DAY IN MANILA.
From Revielle to Taps.

From Revielle to Taps.
At the armory on Monday evening
February I2,h, the Womans' Relief
Corp will give an entertainment and bal
assisted by returned Co. H U. S. V. A
full days camp life in the Philippines,
also display of relics.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Mr. and Mrs Ed Meeder and John
Stone OF Springdale spent yesterday and
today in Boulder.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Our place is open to the pubic. Call
in and examine goods and you be judge
OF quality and price.
TEMPLE SHOE PARLoRS.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

c. J.O'Connor and wife and child have
arrived from Greeley and taken up their
home in the Bowen hotel, which Mr.
OConnor has leased for a period of
years. The new landlord has managed the
Oasis hotel At Greeley for four years with
signal success and is heralded by travel
ing men as a host of great popularity.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Little Mildred Harding entertained six.
teen of her young friends Saturday alter
noon in honor OF her schoolmate. Myrtle
Brown, who will soon leave for Ohio.
Miss Eva Harding took charge Of the
children TO see that games, etc. were
placed which they would enjoy the most
and at five clock excellent refreshments
were served-just the kind that plesses
little ones most.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

The wife of Rev. G. A. Chatfield, OF
Lyons, died in child birth at that place
Saturday evening last. Funeral ser
vices will be conducted at Lyons and to
permit of Boulder friends of the family
to participate second services will be
conducted in the undertaking rooms OF
Mr. Trezise tomorrow at p, m. Mr.
Chat6eld is son Of the we'll known former
Boulder florist.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05
LOCAL. NEWS.
Superior Coal At veellstt / Browns.

Miss Zulu Reedy has taken position
in the telephone Office.
Daily camera., 1900-02-05

Hayden Pickel left this morning for
Florence. where he expects TO 60 to work
in store,