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l.ouisNllIe U0urief-Journal
A learned Long Island Professor. VIII
excused his marrying a very -ouug riri
with the plea that hc could form p
girls mind IL now suing 'or divorce.
alleging that thc Cnresp ouiert uruto love-
letters 20 hIs wife iu which ar referee.
90 has wlfes husband az his uiis Tao
professor who marrirs "a SRI ia 'he beH.f
that he cau form her minf IS net ant -
fare afy NOR" happily than the vorn.-
who uarries Ran ia she belief that she
can reform him.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT LUDLOW Arrived June a. schr ida
SchnNuer, Capt. sorenson, from Port Gamble. to
load for San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO Arrived. June o. Nor str
LIMA. Nanaimo str Progreso. Tacoma; sh Lucille
Srsttle
HOQUIAM- Sailed June p. schr Tuznn, from
Aberdeen for Honolulu. schr General Banning from
Aberdeen for san Francisco
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Special Dispatch to the Post -Inteiligencer
FORT BLAkELEY. June a Below are Names
destinations. etc. Of vessels loading lumber in this
port:
Am schr George W Watson. Capt Peterson. San
Francisco; Am bkin Robert sudden. Cant Kill
man. Sydney, y. $, w; Am hk Seminole Capt.
Taylor, SYDNEY. y s. W; Chill TX Padlhro, Capt
Kruger. Valparaiso. Chile: CHI k India. Can't
Johansen. Valparaiso. Chile Br str Bioemfouieln
capt Beloeh. Melbourne. Australia.
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

fiat Of letters remaining unclaimed at
the seattle postofnoe. June %, 1909
70 obtain any OF these letters the
applicant should call for advertised let
tsrs = and give the date of the list
IL not called for In two weeks, letters
are sent To the dead letter office. Wash
ingtan u. &, Letters addressed TO Initials,
M 'tp H." or Miss LiEzie" etc, under
The law cannot be delivered at the general
delivery. 49,
General delivery window Is open every
week day from : a. m. To =. M, on
sunday from a, IN. 90 70 a m
q. NJ STEWART
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The American Porter --roeseasss q,
mellow favor peculiarly its own and fs
unlike any other brew on the market.
whether ~ foreign or domestic rroditc.
don Pacific & Puget Sound Rottiinr
Company. Wholesale dealers, Seattle
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; : CLEVELAND" was the frrt
steamer sailing direct from Seattle 70 ar.
rive at Nome. Operated by Pacific Clip
Per Line. e. First avenue.
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PTJGF"T SOUND SHIPPING.

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str Melbourne Adelaide by j.
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Seattle Local Report Maximum temperature y
degrees minimum. Sc. mean. 81: 10 Of an inch Of
rain fell during the past twenty-four hours clear
in forenoon. clouded up in afternoon. rain in even
ing; light to fresh southery winds.
GEORGE n. SALISBURY
Section Director Weather Bureau.
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THE WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Or. June q. 1900.
Fair. possibly preceded by showers in early morn
ing; warmer.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle. Wash, June o. 1900
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Street Games.

All sorts of tricks fire. m the three
legged race to the climbing OF
creased poles. Relay race between
three rival crews of messenger boys
will be a novelty.
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Bicycle Parade.

On the night OF July there win
be monster illuminated bicycle
parade. Bring your bike and get
In line. A novel feature will be
band OF music on wheels, each
player riding on the rear seat Of
n tandem.
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Bicycle Races.

There are TO be all sorts. Two
If the funny ones VIII be HILL
climbing contest. free to all. and
a slow race. free to all.
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Indians on Parade.

A part OF the parade will he given
over to Wild West feature, con-
tanning Indians. bueking bronchos
and cowboys.
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Open Air Sports.

The annual Pacific n. w. field
and track championship games viii
he held In Seattle during this cele-
bration. Yachting by Pacific coast
clubs.
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Nichols. Mrs Helen
r
NtcktTson. Frank O
nixon q :
Miss 1u. ~
Northwestern Dtstrl-
button Bureau
Norwich Mrs VIM
Norman & co
Northrop, Geo II
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Balloon Ascension.

Balloons will go up. aeronauts will
make the parachute jumps.
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Fireworks.

A 5000 exhibition, which has
never been eaualed In this part Of
the country, will be touched on
on the night of the Fourth.
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As usual. all transportation com.
panies have announced excursions
and special rates for this event.
For further particulars see news
papers and programmes.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-04-21

4 Il prononca:-C'est quelque croi
senr.. Une question lui vint a les
prlt. Ii la formula :-Te scuviens
| tn, dit-il, de la visite que nous fl.
mes a un navire pareil ancre er
rade de Tile dAix?
T Ellie Sc retourna yers lni, un SOU
rire heureux sur les levres
-Oni, je men souviens. Ce fat
une journee delicieuse.
II pattira contre lui, la coucha
contre son epaule ct. les yeux dams
ses yeuy, il repeta :-Delicieuse,
oai eertes. Tu ftais charmante.
I Mutine. ellie demanda Ne lie
Susie plus?
-Quelle question? Sc recria-t-il
en- la baisant sur les yeuy. Davan-
tage encore. A cette epoque, je.
etais qn'un vague pretendant.
Anionrd'hui tn es a moi, a moi
toute.
d le respira longuement, ardem-
ment. la panpiere restant close, puis
murmura :-Aimer! oh toujours,
toujours aimer ainsi. Tu es plus
que mon epoux, tn Wis en- moi COM
me la vie elle-meme. Il me semble,
depuis notre marriage, que je ne
vols rien, que je ne sens rien qua
travers toi Si celia cessait !?
II l'interrompit :-Vilaine pensee
quill ne faut point avoir.
Ellie continua neanmoins :-Si tu
me delaissais pour en- aimer une
autre. jen mourrais ou je ferais
beaacoup de NAL.
Mechanic jalouse...
-Maia tot, ne serais-tu pas ja-
Ioux9 Peut-on ne pas etre ialoux,
qnand on s'aime CONNIE nous no 1s
aimons. Les femmes qni Sc resi-
gnent aux inidelitss de leurs ma
ris aiment-tllts vraiment Non,
non, celia nest pas. Moi, je te venx
,omme je tai en- ce mement, pour
moi seule.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-04-21
II lui caressa lie visage, emu,
Tame au bord des levres, ct dit:

/ II lui caressa le visage, emu,
Tame au bord des levres, ct dit
-Je t'adore.
LIE crepuseule les entourait dune
demi-obscurite lis etaient CONNIE
deux ombres qui epanchaient des
paroles tendres. Ellie s'abandon-
matt q ses bras ct il la bercait.
Ellie interrogea apres On silence
Dis? tn mas jamais Anne que
moi2
Il demanda, un phi au front -
Ponrauoi cette question Nous
avons le present, l'aveuir a quoi
bon s'inquieter de ce qua pu faire
le passe
Ellie tourna la tete vers lui, le re-
garda dams les yeux.
-Je vondrais. fit-elle, t'avoir eu
dams le passe, CONNIE je tai dams le
present ct taurai dams l'avenir.
Avant de tappartenir, je navais ja-
mails songe a aimer personne. Tous
ceux qui m'approchaient m'amu-
salient, parce qu'ils excitaient ma
curiosite, ct je devais leur paraftre
fantasque, incapable
d'attachement. N'est-ce pas qu'on
devait me juger ainsi p. Puts, tn
es venu. on plutot revenu, ct TAI
eprouve CONNIE la sensation au'on
semait en- moi un germe j'ai ou-
vert mon c@ar pour le recevoir.
Mais toi, tu mas pas repondu a ma
-Dois-je mentir? dit-il, moitie
serieux, moitie RANT.
Non, ne mems pas. Je desire
,avoir.
EFT 81 ie t'avouais que j'ai Anne,
Zen prendrais-tu pas ombrage !?
Ellie Sc tut. Sc consulta puis
,lle reprit :-Alors, tu as aime une
'utre femme que moi? Laquelle p.
a suiUre.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-04-21

Fl la saivait. snrveillant ses pas
compliant ses cris, guettant ses re
CARDS, souleve par une indicibl'
joie, rien que de la voir. Quelqu'
chose de waste emplissait sa poi
srine. Ia -gonfait. ct ce quelqns
chose, quill n'aurait su analyser
etait 81 parfaitement dslieieux qu'i
suspendait parfois sa respiration
pour tendre l'oreille d cette paipi-
tation dame.
A Gastellaillon, il existe un bant
de rochers squi s'ayance en- pointe
dams Ia mer, sur une longueur
de plnsieurs kilometres. A maree
tasse, ces rochers Sc decouvrent. ct
les pscheurs du village ct des loca-
lites voisines y viennent faire nne
feconde recolte de coquillages. ia
dis les huitres J abondaient egale-
ment detruites depuis longtemps
par une maIadie inconnue, on es-
says de les remplacer par des eleves
de portugaises qui s'ameIiorent
dams ces eaux. Mirette await sou
vent Ii fantaisie de se meier aux
pscheurs- Les jambes nues. les
jupes retroussees. ellie allait i ra-
venture sur ces rochers. cherchant
les coquillages COLES anx cheveux
des algues ou dissimules en- des
trous. De ces excursions, ale ne|
rapportait guere de peche. mais
ellie en- revenait le teint anime. les
yeux luisants. la levre fremissant
de tendre desir. On jour, cepen-
dant, NAL await failli advenir dun
caprice de Mirette. Ce jour-la.
malgre les ohjurgations de Jean,
ellie await voulu franchir la passe
pour Sc rendre 4 un rocher plus
eloigne renomme pour rabondance
ct la beaute de ses coquillageR A
maree basse, un mince filet d'eau
court dams un Lit de sable; dun
bond, on le franchit, sans mefance
d'ailleurs, ct lon q tort l'endroit
est dangereux. Lorsqne ID maree
monte, ce mince filet deau devient
un courant rapide, qui. en- quelques
minutes, s'elargit ct vous barre le
passags. 81 Ton limprudence
d'atsendre encore. on ne peut plus
revsnir qua Il mage. jean s'etait
done laisse entrainer par Il fantai-
sie Dc So femme, mails heureuse-
mept, sachant le danger. il veillait.
lis .n'en avaient pas moins etc GER
mes, ct au moment de retourner sur
leurs pas, lis avaient etc assez of
frayes. ayant dn entrer dana l'eau
iusqu'au cou pour se tirer d'affaire.
= lecon, do reste, n'avait euere
profile : Mirette, mai lui % tenait
dasantage sur see gardes q l. pro-
tegeait contrs tout accident nou-
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FE q ILLET T o n .
L'IRIsE ElMISSIBLE.
PAR ED. MARTIN-VIDEAU.

q travers timetable ravissement d
leur reve commun.
Comme, un soir, lis revenaien
ainsl Anglins. il await cru mouri
de bonheur. La verite, c'est qu
dnrant 10 journee entiere Mirett,
s'atait complue . lintriguer d'ul
secret don't ellie So refusait 4 lii
faire Faveu. Jamais il ne laval
trouvee plus seduisante qu'en cs,
reculs de pensee. ct son anne, 81
chair, son etre tout eatier, s'exaltai
q CO jeu. Il n'avait pu cependan,
la decider d canser tant ellie met
TAFT d'espieglerie en- sa reserve
qu'au moment de passer lie seuil de
leur demeure. Alors settlement
ellie Iui await fait la confidence de
&c maternite. ct lui, lui. fou de fee-
licite. ravait soulevee de terre, Ia
serrant 81 fort qu'elie lui await erie:
Tu me fais NAL, prends garde!
Prends gardei Oui, il fallait
prendre gardel Brusquement aai-
81 de .crainte. il l'avait reposee i
terre. ct ce soir-la. plus que jamais.
tous deux s'etaient confines dams
leur egoIste joie.
Ali maintenant que So paternita
stsit mise en- sveil. que lui impor-
TAFT le passe ct ses tares9 Lave
mir ne lui appartenait-il pas Que
Mirette Sc montrat capricieuse, vo-
lontaire. fantasqne meme, il l'aimait
de plus en- plus ardemment, en- ellie
ct dams l'enfant. Sc faisait davanta-
ge son esclase plus souvent msme
qu'en ces mois de folles deIices on
Fun ct lautre s'acharnaient 4 la
realisation de voluptes sensuelles.
il demeurait 4 ses genonx, sans
pouvoir 90 rassasier de pecouter,
de radmirer, de Iaimer. Ellie le
regardait an fond des yeux, amou-
reuse elle- meme plus qu'aupara-
want. ct, CONNIE deux enfants chas-
tes, Ills Sc caressaient les mains, le
visage. les cheveux. Leur io1e ne
TAFT qu'nn elan continu Fun vers
lautre lis ne Sc quittaient plus,
Q 'osaieDt plus Sc gutter. envahis
simultanement dune inquietude
angoissantc. dee que les necessites
du travail de Jean 10 forcaient 4 se
separer IN moment. Sill sortait,
c'etait touiours ventre 4 terre qu'i
[aisait galoper son cheval. La
grossesse de Mirette Ia condamnait
IN repos prudent ellie ne pou-
Fait plus l'accompagner CONNIE au-
Erefois en- ses courses .d'sffaires
Assise daus l. salle 1 manger, plus
proche du cabinet de travail de son
mari. ou dams ls parc ! l'ombre
1odorants acacias, ellie s'occupait
1eja de L layefts.-. Il n'etait pas
me heure de loisir quill ne pas-at
ses pieds. sur an tabouret ou sur
4 pelouse, parfois lni souriant sans
'arler, parfois causaDt de l'evsae
mont futur. qui absorbait toutes Les
'nergies dc leur pensee ct dc lsur
,nur.
Que sera-ce
Ellie s'ecriait Un iilsl is veur
n fils qui ssra grand. fort ct bon
,omme toi. On fils n'sst point ja-
oux De . mere. lien est u soutien;
prolonge On son cnur Timetable
Imonr duquel il est ne.
II rspondait :Js voudrais une
lie. LA 6lle est timage do q
mere innoosmment. ellie On Il |
endresse exqnise.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-04-21

S
front penche, parcouraientl lie calel
drier, d la resherche dun prenon
II n'etait pas serieux le moins d
monde, s'arretait aux noms les plu
sangrenus Hubert, Clotaire, Pe
lydore. Ellie riait, tonte secoue
de gazette, lni disait Non, non. 1
| es fou. II continuait :.MathuriI
Ssraphin, il ny q plus de fin... Ma
caire, Dagobert await mis- 81 culott
Ia Penvers... lie bon saint EIoi..
Ellie ne le laissait pas achever, lu
arrachait le calendrier des main
pour le lui jeter a la tete :-Tu n'el
pas aerienx. pas serieux du tout
lie laid Je boude...
Ellie faisait la moue. II lui pre-
matt aussitot les deux mains, de
forcs les lui baisait l'une apres Tau
tre avec emportement.
ChatouilIee par ces baisers repe.
tea, ellie protestant :-Voulez-vons
inir. monsieur. ie vais me facher...
Jean Jeanl sois reasonable.
Raisonnable 2 Je le suis raj
sonnableI Mais embrasse. embras-
se-moi.
-Jamaisl iamaisl /
Isl.
Mon.
lis s'eegayaient, lui d'e1iger. ellie
de refuser. Fl etait toutefois le
plus fort ct il prenait ce qu'elle ne
voulait point donner.
Ellie contestait :-Cs nest pas de
jsu; la force nest pas un droit.
Maintenant. apres le plaisir, Ia pc
nitence. Va ramasser ce calen-
drier. 81 on le voyait. on penserait
que nous nous sommes battus.
II obeissait, remettait le calen-
drier en- place. Ellie poursuivait !.
"a present. asseyez-vous Ia, mon
sieur! Prenez Get echeveau, sans.
lemmeler. Bien? Attention, je
vais pelotonner.
lis Sc taisaient IN instant, tout a
leur pensee.
Ellie reprenait :-Ts souviens-tu
de l'hiver dernier, quand tu venais
i la maison me faire la cour? TIE
vois-tu q mes pieds, CONNIE en- ce
moments Ga te codtait de u al
der d devider ma soie...
II prononcait Position mytho-
logique don't tu m'humiliais par
eomparaison. Mais bah! Je fus
d mon tour de la capri
cieuse Omphale.
II faisai. le geste de la saisir par
Ia taille.
Care criait-elle. tu vas tout
me brouiller. Si tn veux, nous
nommerons notre fiis Hercule?
Eft 81 c'est une fille9
-Ce sera un ils. te dis-je.
Mon point une file.
-Je veux un fils.
Moi, une file.
Ellie lui plaeait le peloton con-
nsnce contre Ia bouche. Il fachait |
'echeveau. s'emparait de nouveau |
1e ses mains.
-Lai lal faisait-elle, VOLTA bien |
y que je craignaisi Ma laine est
n bel etat. Jamais je n'aurai iini |
temps layetse. Va ten, ya-t'en
on bureau, on bien...
Ou bien quo; r..
Jappelle la mere Anne pour te
METRE ! la raison.
Ces scenes. on leur anne re gas
,illait en- enfantillages. se renouve-
sieut assez frequemment. Parfois
'nssi, apres le repas dn soir lis se |
'laisaient ! SO retirer dams le pare
'our jonir de Il ssrsnits ct du eli
snce de l. mutt tombante. Lr
,arc, ajourd'hui enonds ct nettoye /
e ses ronces, offrait 4 leurs rsve-
iss sentimentales an asils char
nant Les nombreusss boutnres,
'roduits de la serre, avaient etc re-
'artiss tantot ~ long des allsss
a.tot N milieu dss pelousss, for
nant des bordures on des nassifs. |
z Dnrmi caa nlantca divarnns lec
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CHRISTIAN YOUNG WOMEN

Highly Successful Convention OF tho Col.
lego Christian Organi.st on.
The annual state convention of col
lege Y w. c. A began its session here
yesterday. Representatives are present
from Denver university. Colorado col
lege, Agricultural college and the Manual
school, and the attendance is large The
first session beg IN yesterday afternoon
at 2:3,. Mrs J, H Baker and Miss Eldo,,,
president Of the home association, wei
coined the visiting delegates and Mis-;
Writ Of Colorado Springs responded
Several helpful and instructive papers
were read. among them being those on
"A'umnae Membership" by Miss Taylor
of Colorado Springs. "Bible Study" by
Miss Ki,ely of Colorado Springs and
"Use of Printers Ink" by Miss Barry Of
Denver university. Mrs Danner of Den.
yer. the state secretary, gave the report
of the state committee. showing Yer,
successful record tor the past year. Mr.:
Slocum of Colorado Spring gave very
interesting talk on college Girls Sab
baths" After the program the dele
gates and their friends were rendered a
reception in the Y. w. c. A. rooms il
the main building.
The evening session opened at 1872. /
was general meeting open to all inter
ested in the work and large audienc.
greeted the speakers. After song serv
ice there was an address on "Vaiue o
Physical Exercise" by President Baker
and Miss Conde. the national secretary
also spoke on the world Wide Stu
dent Movement A very interesting ex
hbl,ion of physical culture by class o1
velve young ladies' under the direction
OF Prof. Cleaves of the university, clos, d
;he meeting.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24

The services at the Trinity English
Lutheran church corner 18th and Hill
will be under the auspices of the Roul
der w. c. T. U. on Sunday night. Pfesi.
dent Mrs L. A. Dwight will preside and
the PASTOR Rev. DR.. Payson Young, will
del yer sermon appropriate 10 the oc.
casiop. Special Music will be rendered
by quartette under the direction OF
Miss Nina McDearmon. Service prompt
ly at 7:3o. The public are welcome.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24
ANOTHER WONDER OF SCIENCE.
Biology Has Proved that Dandruff is
Caused Nv q Germ.

Biology Has Proved that Dandruff IL
Caused by . Germ.
Science is doing wonders these days in
medicine as We III as in mechanics. Since
Adam delveu, the human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hair
preparation has heretofore proved sue
cessful cure until Newbro's Herpicide
was put on the market. 1t is scientific
preparation that kills the germ that
makes dandruff or scurf by digging into
the scalp to get at the root of the hair,
where it saps the vitality; causing itch
ing scalp. falling hair and finally bald
nese, Without dandruff hair must grow
Herpicide at all druggists.
1t is the only destroyer of dandruff.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24

Was the ball that hit G.. b. Steadman
Of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War. 1t
caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Bucklin's
Arnica Salve cured him. Cures Cuts,
Bruises, Burns. Boils, Felons. Corns, Skin
Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth. 2s
cts. box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24
THE NORDEN ELECT

Last night the following were elected
officers for the Norden society:
President-HendIy Johnson.
Vice President-F. A. Berg.
Secretary-A. J. Nelson.
1reasurer-John Sward.
Guard-Joseph Froid.
1t was also agreed to have meeting
and refreshments land social time on
Wednesday evening, December 10th.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24
OUR ROBERT CASEY
Former Superintendent Of Boulder's
schools Has n Rag of Gold.

schools Has ~ Rag of Gold.
Robert Casey, Telluride was what
he wrote or the Albany hoiel register.
Nh Casey was not covered with diamonds
so the hotel clerk did not suspect him of
having money and was startled when Nh
Casey with difficulty lifted his big travel
ing bag 10 the counter. asked the clerk
to give him receipt for ii, and deposit
it in the safe. The travelling bag con
tanned bar of solid gold valued at more
than 81 900. Mr. Casey has just returned
from Alaska, The gold which he brough
with hun in one bar is only a sample. be
says. MIR Casey was busy with mlaing
men IN conference last nlght.-Denver
Republican,,
Daily camera., 1900-11-24

Mrs VIM. Lampshire's cottage at 5,h
and Marine streets is now ready for the
plasterers. She hopes to be able to eat
Christmas turkey in her own little home.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24

The Golden Rule store decided early
this year to have none but the latest toys
in stock for the coming holiday season.
and when Mr. Cook went east he pur
chased many novelties in this line. Their
stock of toys this year is a heavy one
and Christmas buyers should remember
this fact before placing their orders.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24
working Night and Day.

"W1A1nB 1S1Bue SOU Ooys
The busiest and mightiest little thing
that was ever made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is sugar-coa,ed
globule OF health. that changes weakness
into strength, listiessness into energy.
brain-fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health
Only 75c per box. Sold by Streamer's
Drug Store.
Daily camera., 1900-11-24

The Produce House. 90 Pearl street.
will book orders for turkeys up till Tues
day evening Nov. n 1t - very low
price. Fancy cranberries. fruit and
Daily camera., 1900-11-24

A H. Long Of 643 Hill street and Mss
Daisy Urich of Evergreen, C. dorado.
were married by Justice w. A. Rice If
Denver October ~ The couple are re.
siding at 643 Hill. The young groom
walked into this Office today to make the
above statement. He wore foot ball
sweater,