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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
TESTING MCLEAN ORDNANCE.
General Miles Witnesses a SIcces.fuI
Exhibition in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 23.-Gen. Nell
son A. Miles is here testing the new Nc
Clean ordnance. In the first test, DR.. Ne
Clean fred five 1-pound shells from a me-
chine gun of that calibre. mounted on a
bicycle tripod. The gun was fired so rap
idly that all the shells were in the air at
the same time. 4 big clip was used to
hold the ammunition. The piece was fired
with a pistol grip, the operator using a
trail saddle. The Tecon was very Slight
The gun was changed to a standing tripod
and fred several times. This was 70 il
lustrate regular field service.
The McClean attachment applied to the
standard 3-2-inch gun was next tested.
With the attachment the recoil was eleven
feet Without the attachment il was thir-
ty-two feet, part of the distance being
upgrade. The 15-pOund shells were fred
into the lake, and struck the water at
distance Of 2,O00 yards A small arm CT
McClean's was shown. Fired from the hand
there was no recoil. The test was highly
satisfactory TO the army officers who wit
messed it,
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
JAMES UPSHUR DENNIS DEAD.
Prominent Maryland Democrat and
an ex-senator.


PRINCESS ANNE. Nd, June 2s.-Hon.
James Upshur Dennis Gied at his residence
in Princess Anne yesterday afternoon. Mr..
Dennis suffered a partial stroke of paraly-
sis more than month ago and, while
walking with his daughter, Miss Maria r.
Dennis. on Main Street in Princess Anne
on Saturday last. sustained a fall, from
the effects Of which he never recovered
Mr.. Dennis was born September IL, 1923.
at Beverly. on the POcomoke River, In
Worcester county the residence OF the
Dennis family from an early period. He
graduated at Princeton College with high
honors in 1872 and shortly afterward was
elected to the Maryland Legislature from
Worcester county, before he was twenty
one years of age.
Mr.. Dennis studied law with the late
William William " Handy. of Princess
AIMS and was admitted to the bar in 1915.
He moved to Princess Anne in 1850 from
Worcester county. and was elected States
Attorney for Somerset county in 1855, for
four years. In 1889 he was elected to the
Legislature, and to the State Constitution
al conventions of 1851 and 1864. In 1876 he
was elected State Senator from Somerset
county, for four years. In 1868 he formed
a partnership in the practice OF law with
the late Representative Robert F. Brattan,
which continued until 1894.
MIR. Dennis was married in 1886 to Miss
Cecilia b. Hooe, of Alexandria. Va, who
died in 1851, leaving three daughters
Ma. Robert F. Brattan, Mrs. Rufus W.
Dashiell and Miss Maria r. Dennis In
1853 he married Miss Ma~ Wilson Teackle.
of Baltimore. by whom he has one son,
James T. Dennis of Baltimore.
MI Dennis was always prominent IN the
councils of the Democratic party. His fu-
neral will take place tomorrow afternoon
from st. Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church in Princess Anne.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
NAVAL ORDERS ISSUED.

The Navy Department yesterday issued
the following orders:
Commander ". II. Turner has been de-
tached from the Naval War College AID
is assigned 10 duty as assistant inspec. or
OF the Fourteenth Lighthouse District.
Passed Assistant Paynaster c. ". Pc
mase is ordered 10 Washington, D. c., from
the Asiatic Station.
The following officers have been ordered
TO Manila from the Topcdo Station:
Lieut.. r. K. Crank. Lieut.. R d. Has
brouck. Lieut.. W. G. p Muir. Lieut.. II. 3.
Price, Lieut.. W. II. g. Bullard. Lieut. II.
NJ p. Huse, Lieut.. J. J. Knapp Lieut.. 6.
S Standworth. COmdr E X. Moore. de-
tached Helena. 10 Petrol also as com
mandant Cavite Station. Comdr. d
Delehanty. relieved as Governor Sailors
Snug Harbor; to Manila, sailing from San
Francisco, July 10. COmdr p Garst de
tached Norfolk yard, June 30: 20 Manila
sailing from San Francisco. JULY 10
COmdr. c. T. Forse. detached as inspec-
tor in charge Fourteenth Lighthouse Dis
trict Cincinnati, July 2; 10 Manila, sail
ing from San Francisco. July 10
The following changes of officers have
been made in the Asiatfc Station:
Lieut. 4. a. Mcclellan has reported at
the Oregon; First Lieut. c. G. Anderson.
NJ c.. detached Yosemite TO Cavite sta
ton; Cadet c. p Nelson. detached Yose-
mite. 10 Oregon; A Btsn- c. Cfune. de-
tached Yosemite. 10 Petrol: Lieut. Z. H
Leigh. detached Brooklyn. to Oregon: A
w. Mach. ]. F. Green, detached Brooklyn
to Oregon; Cadet l.. A. Gotten. detached
Brooklyn, to Zafiro; Lieut. Comdr w G.
Hannum, detached Petrol, to MOnadnock;
Btsn- J. z. Murphy, detached Petrol to
Oregon Ensign W. c. Assessor. detached
Monterey, 20 Oregon; Ensign D. NJ. Wood
detached Monterrey, to Oregon; Ensign
W. ". Knox, detached Quiros. to Iris:
Assistant Gunner J. T Roach, detached
Glacier, to Petrol; Chaplain L. p. Rem
nolds, detached Cavite station, TO Yose-
mite; First Lieut. G. VanOrden. NJ. c.
detached Cavite station. to Yosemite
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS. W
AUCTION SALES.
s H. LUNT. Auetio1eer

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY u ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
VIRGINIA
Tie ua'sr=sne6, SPECIAL commissions cf saie
appointed by the Circuit Court u Alexandra
County Virginia. VII c@e- t1r sale AZ public
sGeti0n on the premises. En TUESDAY TIE 25TU
tract q land containing about twenty acres. OF
which the llye Richard Norris died seized and
possessed, situated on she main read leading
from Georgetown 20 Pals Church. near Numbers
Cross Roads. and about tao and lIe-lzIf miles
from Washington. il HzsriDrr-a. District q
AleNauCra County. Va, and bounded on the south
bv s-id county road on the west BY Sherrier's
on the north By iusS-cz's and El-cICr's and on
the east BY Dr. J. Tabor JoLr-or-s AID Viewers
land
This land Is improved ~ new six-roo1a dwell
ilE. tlEEUeIt house. Cl--hul.-l.es fruit q al
kinds, etc Is very GesiIabie far srual fruit,
t--ei. Jr poultry farm OF ~ouid sub-Givi6e 10
a-y--taEe- Within o-e uilc q the " a AID
r C. Electric Railway and thrce-eiShths OF
mile q proposed electric railway
TeEEs q sale OEe-rE5rd c1sh. balance n .iree
equal payments al siE- twelve. and eighteen
months with interest a. the rate - per cent per
uCm until paid OF al cash a. the option Of
pulchase-- Title 20 he retained Until al @
purchase money Is paid A. convey aucing. n
deposit Of 500 required ~ time u sale
Terms 70 be complied with. within twenty days
o. cay q sale
For full particulars c1U or address
A ". ARMSTRONG. AIex1ulril Va
WILL " DOUGLAS.
$50 St. Washington u. c.
3els-iot-en Sp-c-a- Con-u-lsz-cLe-s q sale
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SHRUBS, TREES, AND FLOWERS.
An Appropriation Wanted to Have
Them Planted i'm school Grounds.

An Appropriation Wanted to Have
Them Planted i'm school Grounds.
An appropriation Of s.. 500 a year will be
asked from Congress for the purpose OF
extending the planting Of shrubs, trees.
and flowers in the grounds Of the public
schools in this city.
This proposal originates with Mrs Aaron
Morley Wilcox of Washington, who has
Identified herself largely with the kinder
garten and school garden movement in the
United States, and who has lately dis
Jributed over thousand packages Of seeds
10 individual children in Washington and
the Southern States
Col Theodore Bingham, Superintendent
OF Public Buildings and Grounds. expresses
his intention of fayoring the request for
the appropriation and the placing OF the
work under the jurisdiction Of the Office
Of which he is the head
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i,l3dtd--exSu

fo- Governor grows stronger and stronger
every day among the Democrats. even
among the Tammany Democrats. although
they all realize il depends on the attitude
OF Richard Crolers-
Mr. Ordway. Secretary OF the Anti-Im-
perialist League. declared that he saw
nothing in the expansion plank OF the Re
publican platform that would be likely to
attract any vote. from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The plank. IL seems 20 me" he said. is
so indefinite that X is hardly worth dis
cusSinE- Il means nothing. IL might have
been written by the Gar OF Russia or
Abraham Lincoln. for I am sure il would
be possible TO interpret IL so as 20 har
monte with the views OF either l do not
see as the position Of the league is changed
In any way BY the Republican platform"
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
TO BE FLoGGED ON A WAGER.
Philadelphia Prepares for the Della
ware Whipping Post.

DOVER, Del, June 23.-James NJ. Der
nard. the Philadelphia who last April
importuned the sheriff of Kent county TO
fog him publicly at the post in payment
of a bet, has broken out afreSh
Sheriff John B. Wharton has received q
typewriter agreement from Bernard post
marked Ocean City. y. J., that he would
present himself to be h0gged with twenty
lsshes at the Dover whipping post on DC
tObeT next.
Tt the surprise of the sherif's Office
an express package was received con-
tanning a uniform which the man desires
to wear while undergoing punishment at
the post, and paying his bet to stand four
hours at the pillory. a punishment that is
practically beyond human endurance.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
THOMAS BOWLING co. Auetionsez.

SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION OF A VALUABLE
PIECE OF REAL ESTATE on The EAST
SIDE OF TWELFTH STREET BETWEEN
AND o STREETS NoEIsiG Isl. KNOWN As
No 1871 TWELFTH STREET NORTHWEST
Rv Vigrue q Z deed il trust I'D the authority
therein given 20 Is. from Ann Ian and oILe4s
Gated February 20. Isl. sEL recorded Oh -Ee zgta
dzy n June 1885,, IA Liaer 2215. f.i-o Is7 e, SEQ
one q tie land records = the District q C0llrn-
hia the uuGlrsi--eG EiI sell a. pubic s1arioa
% fhe highest BIDDER, Il FROM Of the r7e-1ises
on MONDAY. JUNE :, $50 - O'Clock P
N the following CElbCc valuable piece q real
estate. situate the CzS- SIDE C Twelfth street
vest between ard o Streets ac-th. il the
CITY Of Washington. District @ Columbia ~
Al THAI part parcel Of lot Numbered SIX co. IN
square numbered three hundred and thirteen F=Is)
contained within the following netes AID Bonds.
Be-.nuines for the same ~ 2 point en- T-varsf,
Street west forty (40) sect south from the -r--l
veSc corner O. said lot. thence running east rn--
tv-fve tg) feac. the tull depth q said lot -be-
r-nning north tweaJy t2oj feet: Jheuce rlsnriuc
y7es- rluety-.ive Sc feet 70 the line ii -
Twelfth Street. and thence running south. bv the
line # said TTelth Street. twenty (3G feet %
1ine hundred 4 900 square feet
Terms q sale ODe-ILI-C o. the purchase mice
IN cash and the balance in two equal install
1reuts payable AZ SIX ard twelve months with
rrr cent Int, rest 10 he secured by deed Of trust on
the premises sod O. Al cash. ~ the option OF
the purchaser AL CCLv6yzECi recording and
revenue stamps 20 be Ak .hc purchasers cost.
The terms o. sale mus - complied with within
sfteea days. Otherwise JhE property viii be resold
Ct TIE riSk and cost oi the GetsultiHs r-rchassr
CLIFTON A. BlGELOW, Tr=stee,
80 Louisiana Avenue
MASON y RICHARDSON Trustee
!e5-dSds 3i8 D street northwest
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Fourteen Negroes Droxvned

RALEIGH, n. c.. June 23-News reach
ed here Of the drowning Of fourteen ne
groes in Pungo River. Beaufort county. by
the capsizing of a boat which was struck
by a squal- The negroes were employed
on farm and were on their way to a
church across the river.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE or UNINPROVED PROPERTY
on BRlGHTNOOD AVENTE

By virtue Of q devd q trust Gated Nay % 1901
and recorded In Liher 1869. folio "a q the lad
records OF the District q Columbia We xiii offer
for sale 1t public auction IN front q the premises
on the sd DAY OF JUNE 1850 AZ O'CLOCK
p n the f0llOViIc-CtScritCd real estate in the
County OF Washington, District Of Columbia. to
Wit
All Of lot tucuty-cne CD in Galen F. Green's
subdivision Of part q Girls Portion" IS re-
CORDED H. BOX County No G. page 20. in TIE
Surveyors Cfice Of the District Of Columbia
The property viii - sold subject 20 4 prior
Sncuusi.r.uce amounting 20 $50
Tens 4 sale Oue-hSf Of The purchase money
in cash AID the balance IN one wear OF eli cash
AZ the purchasers option TIE deferred payne, L
i any 20 be represented by the p-rcEasCrs prom
iSsorN note dated or the Gay q sale and secured
by Gssd of t-lisJ the property sold and bearing
interest AZ tie rate q per cert Per SEulal
All nycy=ncinS, revenue stanapE, and recording
at the cost q the purchaser
A dsrCsit % 500 Viii be required al the sale
Terms o. sale to Re complied with within ten
GAYS. in case Ct default the trustees reserve the
night to resell TIE property az the mex and cost
Of the GefSultnG purchaser, after I'VE days sGyer-
tiscusSnt-
CUYIER GREEN
JAMES y. SPARKS,
il3-dtd,-exsu Trustees
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
SHAKE into YOUR SHOES

Aims Foot-Ease, a powder II cures painful
srnci' - swollen feet and ingrOWing nails, and
insLlr axes the sting out Of corns and bunions
It's the greatest comfort discovery Of the age. Al
leT.'s FoOJ-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
e2sy- Ii is certain cure for sweating callous
AID hot. tired, aching feet. Try it TODAY Sold
by All druggists and shoes stores BY mail, 25c
Ia stsr:-s. Trial package FREE. Address Allen
e. C'.s4e' Ee Row n Y
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
Americans Killed in Brazil.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J., June 23--W- G.
Bartlett has received a telegram from the
Secretary Of State stating that Lewis H
Bartlett. Of this city. and J. NJ Balbrega.
Of Tottenville. Staten Island, aad been
killed in Pernambueo, Brazil.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23
A Groom of Three-seore and Zen.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va, June 23.-Mr.
Sylyanus Fisher and Miss Georgia Carter,
both Of this county, were married Thurs
day at SpOttsylvanie. Rev. J. P II. Girls
mond officiating. The groom is seventy
years old and the bride twenty-eight.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23

When You indulge in beer drink Reur;ch's and
you viii be we'll pleased with the pure qualities
0. Maerzen, Senate, or Lager. 'TI7S-le 6s4, Ar
hngton Botting Co., Tor a case-of Heurich's
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-06-23

The above sale Is ? stPoned until THURSDAY.
JUNE =. $50, same hour and place b. order q
the trustees ieI6-dGds- en-
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THE NEW PARCELS POST
Now in Operation With Various
Foreign Countries.

Instructions ISSUED by the POstmas-
Opium for or from Hawaii Barred.
Postage Must BE Prepaid in All
Cause.-The Regulations Very Rigid.
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PROPOSALS.


supplies and Accounts. NV U-rl--rar-.t.
Washington. ID. C.. UEtl J. D-tIClk NOON
JULY 3. 1909 and publicly opslsa immediate
thereafter, u uill-h az rae Nary A---- Was1-
in-tCL, D. C.. q quantity ss l--Ht copper end
slab zine. Blank proposals vii h- furnished ETal
Application 20 tae Navy Yard W--Lirgtal d. c.
4. : Kenny, Plyuaster GelsI4l, l. =. :.
jesse
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND REGULATING
STREETS AND Az Ell ES-UtagC ~ TIE C0-i-
niSSiouc-s D. c. washington T. G.. June 90
lsl3-SEALED PROPOSALS Viii b. received Il
Ills 0fsce until J. O'CLOCK noon. SATURDAY
July :. 1900, for grading and regulating certain
streets ard -yeuges-
B.-Uk ferns q proposal. specifications. and al
other ncoe=a-y ~. rH-tl7a can he CHAINED a. th=
Office q Tie Engineer touul-sslller d G. IT. B.
P. MCFARLAND. JOHN ". ROSS LANSING Il
BEACH. Commissions D. C. io-I-ct-e1S1
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRlCT OF CULJ NBiA- WASHINGTON j NJ
Is. IsuJ--SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed 'Pro-
Posals 10 sell Municipal Hospital site" VIII II
Iseelyed Al thls othce until 70 O'CLOCK N ca
TUESDAY. JULY 81. 20 sell 20 the District q 90
lUIuti1 site within The District Tor NJ NICIPAL
HOSPITAL FOR said District Bidders must sac
acre for which they wiu sell . smaller portion Of
ire 81 urc So CdSrel No proposal that dos not
embrace IN offer 20 sal q tract Of II le-st i've
acres n area VII lie entertained.
certified check s0r une thousand D1-.zrs
tSlvol on sore banking institution IN TIE DIS
tr-ct q Columbia CT certificate o. TIE Collector
O. Taxes that tie BIDDER has deposited sid amount
WITH him, u-st ascuurl s-ch 1-1 Is a rll--s-
tee thar the BIDDER VIII complete the sc'e u the
ground If his bid should - accepted. Tie right
20 reject any and 81 bids Is hereby reserved
HENRY B. =. MCFARLAND. JOHN = ROSS
LANSING r BEACH, Commissions az see DIS
trlet g. Co-urbll- isIs-C,-eISI
PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRS To AND CHANGES
N PLUMBING II GRANT SCHOOL BUILD
TNG--OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS ID. C
WASHINGTON. D. G. JUNE l. I1J9-SEA-ED
PROPOSALS Viii Pc received ~ this Ctice t-n-5I
y n OF JUNE -, 1000, Cor repairs 70 and changes
IN plumbing IN -Es Giant S-ho-I h-.d1-. located
on 9 Street. between Twenty first ard Twenty
second Streets northwest. W1sE--arC-- D. C.
blank forms o. l-- E-1Sl,S EgIy ae CH-li--G upon
application therefor az the ofce p The Inspector
Of Plumbing Of the District 81 Columbia. ard
bids upon these forms only w;I De considered
Plans ard specifc4Jl, rs. together with ali --crs-
sdry Information. can De- Consulted - tie sane
Office The right Is reserved 10 reject Ely OF al
bios Proposals must ls enclosed ia sailed CT
yelcpe endorsed ''Prcr1sais for Repairs 90 and
Changes in Plumbing u Grant school B-l.Gsnc.''
HENRY B. +. MCFARLAND. JOHN " ROSS.
LANSING Il BEACH, Co1misz-o1lrs D. C.
iel9-Gs-exSu
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ALL ABOUT DEER SKINS
Highest Prices Paid for Those
Which Come From Victoria.

British Columbia to Prohibit the Ex-
port of Such Hides in Future,
vance Prices-Most of the Material
From South American Countries.
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!e5dk6s

MASON y RICHARDSON. Trustee
Se5-dkds 80 D street northwest
Daily camera., 1900-12-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Mr. Griffith entertains the junior Laws
Saturday night.
The railroads have announced one
fare rate tor all students who are going
home during the holidays.
Messrs Dudley and Jeob will leave
next week for Chicago. Mr. Dudley will
return after the holidays, but Jebb does
no, expe i to return until next Septem
Der.
An announcement Of unusual interes,
from those in charge Of the vesper serv.
ice on Sunday. is that Miss Rippon will
speak on THE Passion Play"
Misses Lawrence. Smith. Buell.. Young
and Allen will represent the freshmen in
the coming Sophomore-Freshman basket
ball game.
The cap committee will place their
order early mex, week. The cap will be
a maroon. with silver and gold bullion
brand monogram Of the letters U C.
The college. Law and medical school.
will have the same cap.
The ID. w. c. basket ball team vill
arrive in town Saturday and will NEE,
the Varsity team at p. m in the gym.
The line up OF the latter will be: For
wards. Dier and Parton; guards, Sess
and Allen; center. Pughe.
The lineup Of the foot ball game to
morrow between the freshmen and SoPh,
Daily camera., 1900-12-07
Leave your orders for coal with Nc
Allister Lumber & Supply Co.

The Denver Times thinks aphasia or
amnesia is what ails Mr. John g. Riley.
That settles it. If Johns got that. he
has something that should have caused
him to remain in the lake. Meantime
John won't say anything about it. He
has sore lex and loose tongue which
wags not wisely. John can't tell where
he was-or wont. May be nov that he
learns what allied HIM be will take the
public into his confidence and relieve Al
Fleck. who is still dragging the lake fol
him.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

Miss Lily SaTberg is new pupil in The
young ladies' Physical Culture class
Remarks OF the waimest appreciation
are heard from pupils on all sides. One
mother says she feels better than she
has for years. One has been entirely
cured Of backache. One mo.her says
the physical culture has helped her
daughter more than anything else she
has ever tried. Many, many more such
Testimonials have been given, besides
the wonderful improvement in poise and
movement,
Daily camera., 1900-12-07
DRUaals rs MUST BE UHAkY.

They Sell all Kinds of Hair Preparations
and Fear to Discriniuats.
Druggists sell all kinds Of hair prepar
atoms and as rule they are wisely chary
of giving preference to- any particular
one, but many Of them have come out
plainly for Newbro's Herpicide. the new
treatment tha, Absolutely kills the dan
druff germ. H. SwsnnelI 4 Son, Cham
paien. ILL.,, says: One customer Of ours
who did not have hair on top Of his
head when he began 70 use Herpicids.
now has fair start towards GOOD head
Of hair. We believe Herpicide TO be BY
far the best preparation Of its hind on
the market HuaAEeds ef similar tessi-i
monials from everywhere.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

A large number OF business men met
a, the CITY hall lAst night ana decided 10
make an attempt to extend Bouiders
trade reiations With outlyl ing towns, ano
TO . q ffec,uate this through a regular or.
GAM alton A committee was appointed
on by laws and constitution and will re
port next Tuesday Eight. should Chair
man Se.ly call meeting at that time.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

Secretary Ira NJ. DeLong has issued
postals nouiying members Of the annual
meeting Of stock holders Of the Boulder
Building and Loan Association al the
district court room January 8, at 7:3o
p. u. The meeting will elect nine d.
rectors and An auditing committee. Stock
IN the i2.h series will be issued on
december 18th.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07
OUT OF JAIL.

All the Eldora men who were in Jail
charged With the murder Of N. B..
Bailey sec ured bondsmen today and are
out on $4,000 bail apiece. Most OF the
bondsmen are citizens of Eldora. Those
who are thus set At liberty until the pre-
lminary examination on the 10Th instant
before Justice Adams, are L. G Ellis.
William Mitchell. Bert West, John F.
Rowell, James Leach. Nicholas Schots
and Michael O'Hea.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

Miss Ju,ia Ba,chelder OF Denver. who
Will be remembered here As an ocoa-
s,onAl guest of Mrs Walter Chamber
lain, w.s marri at Denver Monday 10
Mr. Waller Johnson Of New Mexico. The
Couple will be Mrs Chamberiain's guests
here IN te~ Gays. Mrs Chamberlain
has Miss Alma Higainbotham OF Tellus.
idc with her this week.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07
ADDRESS TO FRIENDS.

William Hobson IN eminent English
Quaker evangelist, will give the follow.
ing discourses at the Fri, nds church.
corner OF I7,h and Arapahoe streets:
Saturday, 7:3o p. ma lecture ca
George Fox. the founder Of the Friends
church.
Sunday, 100 .. ma sermon.
Sunday. 900 p ma Bible reading
Sunday. 7:3o p ma lecture on
William Penn. minister, colonist and
statesman.
All are very cordially invited TO attend
all these services.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07
Editors Awful Plight.

F. NJ. Higgins, Editor Seneca, (Ilis..)
Ne VS.. 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
surest Pile cure on earth and the bes,
saive in the world. Cure guaranteed.
Only 7s cents. Sold by Streamer's drug
store.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

The Ivy Rebekahs will give a mask
ball next Wednesday evening. Decem.
Der II. Those holding invitations are
cordially invited to attend. Show you r
invitation at the door.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

I. J. Trevauon. the efficient road
overseer, is down from Neder land. Mr.
Trevar,on speaks in glowing terms OF
The woliIamite discoveries IN that dis.
trict. Conger 4 Company are said to
nave netted $1,000 last month IRON sales
OF tungsten.
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

We keep open every evening through
out December. Come in and see our
immense Xmas stock. The Depart.
ment store. IIo7 Pearl street. Cheney
block. su
Daily camera., 1900-12-07

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. Then
stock of toys this year is heavy Que
and Christmas buyers should .ren1emb bel
this fact before placing their orders.