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Corset Covers

At sc. - Muslin corset covers, two
shapes, felled seams.
AT l2c.-Cambric covers, two styles;
enc with embroidery across front, the
other lac11ge.
1t l9c.-Cambrc covers, in five styles,
high neck and V shape, lace and EN-.
broidereAedses.
AT 25c. AND 2ec. Cambria corset
covers, low and high neck and V shape;
also French bodies, lace and embroidery
trimmed.
AT 3Sc., 49c. AND 5ec.-Nainsook and
csmhric covers, in a variety OF styles,
high and low neck, lace and embroidery
trimmed, these also in the French body
covers.
AT 20 AND eSc.--Still finer lots OF the
hest nansook and cambrics; some made
70 the waist line, Others made with
shrr strings, French effect, elabor-
at,iy trimmed with lace or embroidery.
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Night Gowns.

AT 23c. Good muslin gowns, in three
styles. two insertings in yoke; others
plain tucked.
AT 39c. muslin gowns, ' shape
and square reck, tucked; also with EN-.
broidery and lace nsertings.
AT Acc. OF heavier muslin, en-
Pire square neck and open V neck, lace
and embroidery trimmed.
Ar soc. Fine cambric and muslin
gowns, V shape, square neck and high
neck yokes, prettily trimmed with EN-.
broidery.
AT 79c. Excellent lot OF fine nainsook
and camhric gowns, in a variety OF
styles, dainty and pretty lace and EN-.
broidery trimming.
AT 9SC.-A large variety OF styles, in
nainsook, cambric and fine muslin
gowns; fifteen styles to choose from,
elaborately trimmed with fine laces and
embroderies.
ATSl.le, Sl3e, Si.s9 AND $l.eS-
Still finer gowns, of nainsooS and
cambric, square and round effects; also
some open necEs.
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Just a few OF the many advantages
tc.morroW:
Toilet paper, good quality tissue, 2
rolls for 25c.
Flats chlorides, the popular disin.
foctant, SIC.
GcUuine french n; trap, catch them
alive, 6oc.
The Kccrs mop siicS, l0c.
Dover egg ,ater, family size, Sc.
riSscli's economy carret sweeper, 75c.
Turkey leather dusteT, Sc.
Bread bs%cs, only & doz., some of the m
s,il htly handled, all sizes, while thsy last
2ac.
sink cc-uhoins brushes, 2c.
#Ejsk b,oors, coed quality corn, 3 for
25c.
Nillikcn's Parlor Pride, for blacking
s.rycs, large size iOc.
,iiTp-G bread ran, l9c.
-...h lDarned oval tray, lC.
.i-WoCd bread cutting board, Zoe.
nIChcr mirror, with white enamel or
G.. ..Er.c, lCl.
L~,l ioua sair or garment hanger, l oc.
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White Dressing Sacques.

AT CSC, REGULAR SI.Se AND Sl.7S
Fine white lawn dressing sacques in
three styles; one made with fancy col
lar, trimmed with insertings Of EN-.
oroidery; the others, Empire STYLE, deep
ruffles of embroidery on collar, sleeve
and bottom oAsacque.
ATSl.se ANDSl.eS, REGULAR SIS
AND S3.5O-Finer lot OF dressing
sacques, elaborately trimmed with in
serting and deep ruffle OF Point de Paris
lace and satin ribboa.
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Our assortment is unapproachable and
the lowest prices anywhere.
Our cylinder stove is mounted com.
plete, with all Improvements, square base,
large ash pit, with swinging ASH pit door,
shaking and dumping CRATE, with swinging
top with nickel spun urn, including one
length OF pipe and ole elbow, S2.6S.
Our Flag" cylinder stove has all Of the
latest improvements, made OF planished
American iron and artsiically embossed
has anti.clinker front CRATE, nickel name.
plate and knobs, illuminated sliding feed
and an,i-clinker door. inside cover, swing
top with gilt urn, including one length oi
pipe and one elbow, S5.8S.
The "Flirt" heating stove We have de-
cided 10 discontinue to handle, TO close
them out; there are very few OF them,
some with and without reversible flue,
sizes 9 to le. value up to STATS, while
they last $8.9S.
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FianneIette Gowns.

AT f5c. Flannclette gowns, in assorted
stripes. rolling collar.
AT 7ec. Extra quality, some lace
trimmed, others rolling collar, finished
with narrow satin trimming.
AT Csc Elahorately trimmed with EN-.
brcidcry ard lace; high neck and En-.
me Sty,cS
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Makers Samples,
And at Lowest Prices Known.

The very best lot We have ever shown
5000 garments made OF fine nainsooks
and cambrics, ,daintily trimmed with laces,
Val, Point de Paris or cuny; others with
dainty fine embroideries; among these
are high and low neck gowns, pettcoats
and underskirts, corset covers, chemises
and drawers, slightly soiled from hand
ling, at extraordinary prices.
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Drawers.

AT I2c. a PAlR-Good muslin & avers,
hem and tucks, yoked band.
AT lec. A PAlR-Good muslin drawers,
embroidered and hemstitched effects.
AT 25c. AND 29c. - Good muslin
drawers, hemstitched and embroidered
ruffles.
AT 39c. AND 49c.-Muslin and cambric
drawers, embroidered and lace trimmed.
AT soc. AND 7ac.-Fine cambria and
muslin drawers; some umbrella shape,
others regular, trimmed prettily with
lace or embroidery.
AT 9Sc.-Nainsook and cambric drawers,
in variety Of styles, elaborately
trimmed with Val. or torchon lace;
others with embroidery.
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An Avalanche of rluSlin UnderV
Our Annual MidWinter Sale
EClipsing Anything Ever Attempte

y s% nS % the S & % @ e. % % %
work. SS %
nSg ma
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ChemiSeS.

AT 23c.-Good muslin chemises, corded
band, pearl buttons.
AT acc, AND 59c.-Good muslin and
cambriC chemlses, in number OF
styles, prettily trimmed with EN-.
brodery.
AT 7ec. AND 9Sc.-Fine nainsook and
cambric. round and square neck; some
trimmed with lace inserting and edge,
others with fine embroidery.
AT Sl.le, Si.39 AND Sl.5e-Fine
nainsook chemises, long and short,
shirt effect, trimmed bottoms with lace
and embroidery.
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AT SIC, REGULAR 75c -
Fancy print and percale
wrappers in light, medium
a.d indigo, also mourning
effect, braid trimmed on
vC"e.
AT see, REGULAR 9Sc.-
Good percale wrappers in
choice colorings, made with
woke front, ruffie over shoul-
der, French flounce on bot
tom.
AT 79c., REGULAR Sl.25
Fine pcrcale wrappers in
the newest spring colorings,
pretty and dainty, made with
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White pettiCOatS.

AT 3ec. Muslin pettcoats, deep cambrc
ruff!e.
AT 49c.-Good muslin peuicoats, cam.
brio ruifle, hemstitched.
AT 5ec.-With embroidered edge.
AT 7ec.-Muslin skirts, umbrella ruffle,
with embroidery.
AT eSc. a variety Of styles, deep en-
broidered ruffles; also lace inserting
and edge and hemstitched effects.
AT Sl.l9, Sl.3e, Sl.5e, $l.eS AND
.eS-Still finer, with deep flounce OF
fine embroidery or elaborately trimmed
with laccs.
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circular yoke, edged with
embroidery, deep ilounce on
skirt.
AT eSc., REGULAR SI.S9
AND Sl.7e-Extra quality
percale wrappers, fancy seal
loped yoke front and back,
made with epaulette over
shoulder, edged with fine
lawn embroidery, deep
floance on skirt.
AT Tec., REGULAR Sl.25
-flannelette wrappers in
medium colorings, circular
yoke trimmed with deep ruff
file, edged with braid, French
flounce on bottom.
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AT SOC, REGULAR 75c. TO Sl.75-
1000 sample waists in colored per-
Gales, chambravs and lawns, also a few
white lawns, mostly "a and 36, Unique
and Crown makes, all this season make,
IN . variety OF styles.
al 49c., REGULAR 19c.-Oainy ard
pretty percale waists in neat stripes and
cures, detachable self-collar, rev
h.shop sleeves.
Al sSc., REGULAR Sl.59-Eytra fine
Bingham waists, new spring patterns,
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Annual Sale of Toilet Articles,
Lowest Prices Ever Known.

Secilln c. Extreme Rear.
We've made quite unusual
have a regular feast Of the best
Ammonia, extra strength,
l-pint bottle, &C.
Bay rum, sprinkler top
bottle, !, pint, &c.
Violet ammonia, for toilet
and bath, =. pint, SC.
Florida water, Is-pint bottles,
iOc.
Snowflake tooth powder, tin
bottle, &c.
Egg shampoo cream, glass
jar, Sc.
Camphor ice, tin boxes, Sc.
Glycerine, 2-ounce bottles,
Sc.
Periumed talcum powder,
&c.
Pumice stone, wooden
boxes, 4c.
Fuller's earth, the ideal in.
fants' powders 4G
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dainty stripes, new detachable stock
collar, new Bishop sleeves.
Finer lot in imported materials. col.
ored, S2.25, S2.98, $3.eS and S4.es.
In fine white lawn and mercerized i'm.
ported materials, Sl.sS, S2.25, $2.9S
TO S7.SS.
AT 9Oc., REGULAR Sl.9S French
flannel waists, in old rose, light blue,
pink, navy, green and cardinals; full
front, gilt buttons, French back, Bishop
sleeves.
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frfd,,ith Xotsr 4 60.

\ ICrN attractive Io' W 'Iou'
n~.,..t wear and remarkably c
AZ Sc. PER YARD, REG.
LIAR l5c -l-inch satin
stripe border, polka dot and
rosebud centre.
kr l9c. PER YARD. REG.
ULAR zoe. "a. h
changeable taffeta, light
ColorS.
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EmbrOiderieS and LaceS.
The New IhinQS for 1901.

Probably there's article made-to be worn-in which is
needed great knowledge Of real artistic taste in the
designing and OF embroderies and aces ms
fact for the wide differences which are frequently
found in these goods Delicate taste refined skill in the
choosing have always made aces and embroderes sought
for
The goods for leO Just in, will be first tomorrow
they anything have ever shown and are sure to
large interest and greatly advantage every visitor
Then offer attractive lot OF Nainsook cambria and
Swiss edgngs and insertions half the regular prceshat
Sc. CSC yard regular &c. TO S4s And laces at hall
price, as follows
Vaencennes and Point de Paris aces Sc to 2Sc yard,
regular I0c TO 45c. per yard.
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Aprons.

AT $4,000 white lawn aprons, hem
and tucks, with strings.
AT 9c.-Gingham kitchen aprons, blue
and brown checks.
AT lec., 25c., 2ec. AND 3ec.-Large
variety OF maids and nurses aprons,
deep hem and embroidery trimmed.
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UnderSkirtS.

AT l9c. AND 25c.-Outing flannel under.
skirts, extra quality, assorted stripes,
deep hem yoke band.
AT 29c.--With silk crocheted edge.
AT SOC, acc, sec, 79t. and eSc.-
Finer quality, mostly lace trimmed
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vests, high neck, long
sleeves, with French band;
drawers to match.
AT Sl.OO, REGULAR Sl.sO
Mems extra fine fleece.
lined shirt, handsomely fin.
ished; also drawers to match,
made with a fine Egyptian
cotton and fleeced with silks
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AT 25c., REGULAR 3Sc.--
Children's heavy natural
ribbed cotton vests, high
neck, long sleeves; also pant.
alettes in broken sizes.
AT Soc, REGULAR 75c.-
Women's extra'quality
shaped white ribbed merino
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COlOred pettiCOatS.

AT 69c., REGULAR Sl.O0 - Extra
quality black sateen petticoats, made
with l2-inch accordion pleated
rufile.
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preparations for this sale and
goods at best prices ever Offered.
Almond meal, l,.pound glass
jar, l2c.
Witch hazel, h..pint bottles,
SC.
3 Tincture OF benzoin, z
ounce bottles, i0c.
Cold cream, rose odor, Sc.
! Face powder, violet per.
fume, lOc. a box.
Sea salt, in wooden boxes,
Sc.
Extracts, all leading odors,
l0c. bottle.
| Absorbent cotton, &c. pack.
age.
Rubber water bottles, 2.
quart size, best quality rubber,
every one fully warranted, 4ec.
Fountain syringes, 2-quart
size, best quality rubber, 3
] hard rubber pipes, Acc
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asroohlyn Aartriisemtnts.
Ribbons at sc. and 19c., Regular
t5C. and 29C.

IS OF the most uSabIe KINDS Tor
cap.
Ar lsc. PER YARD, REG.
ULAR 2Sc.-3h-inch white
taffeta, colored satin stripes.
AT Ice. PER YARD, REG.
ULAR 2Sc.-3ii.inch tai
feta pin head, polka dot.
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Table Linens.

Cream damask, 3Sc. yard. regular soc.
Cream damask, ACC. yard, regular SSc.
Fine bleached damask, SOC. yard, regu.
lar 63c.
Heavy bleached damask, soc. yard, reg
ular soc.
Extra heavy bleached damask, IS inches
wide, 2 patterns only, at Sill yard, reg.
ular $l.S0.
Dinner napkins to match at $500
dozen, regular S3.7S.
Odd pattern table cloths, made OF pure
Irish linen
"a yards long, Sl.so, regular Sl.es
3 LIS, 2.3S
Extra heavy table cloths, pure Irish
linen
2 yards long, at si,7s, regular s2.so
s." =" rs; rs; SIS SIS
81 :" 3.is, AIS
Heavy double satin damask table
sH yards long, a, ss.4s, regular $500
3 AIS, I" 800
81 4.SO, 4" 100
4 $40, 500
is inch square napkins at 81 90, regu.
ulsr 5 rs.
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Annual Sale of Women's Shoes.
$1.9S for Our Regular $500 Kinds.
shoe
Gackn nkceNoe, hnrundI Ga
toes d ole tsn
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Sheets and pillow Cases.

4Sx36 inches, TIC. each, regular iOi,c.
4SX36 9i,c. lSs.
Special lot of pillow cases, sox4o',
inches, &c. each, regular price. Sc.
1000 hemsti,ched pillow cases. 4,X33
inches, LOG. each, regular pice, 2,,c.
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Splendid Showing Of Wrappers.

The best lot of wrappers oeredhoroughy well made
specially tor this sale-lO O,OO0 Of them, fanneees and
rercaes the smallest priced have large and full skirts
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96c. for the Regular $3.50.
Opening of Cotton Dress Go OdS for 1901.


OF Of
first which valuable weldresd
Old
grenadines musn
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frederick Ioesfr & 60.
3rooklpn advertisements.
Winter Underwear u, About.

The closer this underwear the more comfoTtaoc
The prices make their getting the simplest part OF
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Uncommon Rug Offer.

Three lots OF rugs just for tomorrow and every one at very
price. The rugs all pure woo-very pretty
really the prices would be low just for ute Here
they are:
Administer Rug-Known the world for durability, s.
feet BY O feet regular price Se75 for this sae sos;
feet by feet regular price $229S for this sale, S4S
Wilton Velvet Rugs-Unique designs from the Pers
feet by feet, At $3.50; regular SIS. 90.
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COrSetS at Phenomenal Prices.
SOC. for the $I.O0 r. & G. and Sonnette.
1000 pairs OF the celebrated r. c. and Sonnes
The r. G. is made Of white base we'll boned,
trimmed with ace the Sonnete white and coute
top with silk edgng medium length all sizes In this lot ESQ
sample Of the r. & G. make in coutle satin and
batiste, assorted sizes; sold so pair; all at SOc
pair.
96c. for the Regular $3.50.
37s pairs genuine Augustine corset white light blue
pink and black, hooks splendid medium well
boned Tossed top with silk ossings finished with
edge: Sizes lS to 80.
Fine imported H. p d. white gray and black;
medium length; exceptional value, 81 So regular S2.SO $27S
and S3.2S.
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fashions
Annual Sale OF HOuSekeeperS' Linens.
The Sheets, pillow Cases and White Goods.
O
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Towels and TOwelinuS.

Turkish bath towels, 2 &c. quality, lOc.
l5c. I2i,c
lSc. iSc.
Hemmed huck towels, i2i.c. iOc.
" g Sc. l2Hc.
2Oc. sc.
Extra large size hemstitched huck
towels at 25c., regular 35c. each.
Toweling &C., regular IOc.
o Toweling 2i.c., regular iSc.
Good quality Barnsley toweling lie.
yard, regular l2i,c. yard.
Sheets and Pillow Cases.
Bleached sheets and pillow cases at less
prices than cost Of plain material BY the
yard. Every sheet laundered ready for
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Felt Alpine Hats.
SI,9S. Reduced From S3.75,

lot OF splendid Felt Alpine Hatsthe kinds suitable for
stormy weather and for outing weathey S37s-have
been reduced t0Sl.98.
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49C. for Regular 81 100 Fancy S

And this aluring lot, toon fact wish could SHOW
the silks have been sold for The shades
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Boys Suits. OvercOatS, Refers.
All at S39S, REGULAR S4.98 to S6.49.

There are about 400 Of these garments all table
ranged for quick clearance real for the boys
get here in There sailor suits SUITS Russian
blouse suits double breasted SUITS box and REFERS
not all sizes in style but plenty OF them OF kind
to tit the bows OF 3 to Is years-all at S3.9S.
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Helps for HOuSekeeperS.
COaI.heatinq Stoves.

many advantages giving the good
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AT Sl.9S, REGULAR S3.OO-Women's
glace kid button shoes, medium full
round toes, broad soles, straight kid tip,
military heels.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Boulder has been selected as the con.
vention place this year of Pi Beta Phi. a
college sorority represented at the uni
versity. The convention will be held
Saturday, April 18th and will be attend.
ed by large number of active and
alumnae members of the Boulder and
Denver chapters. The meetings will be
presided over by Mrs ]. Carpenter
Curtis of Golden and former member
of the Denver chapter. Miss May Whit
more of Boulder will act as secretary
The coming meeting will not, of course
be as important as the very successful
national convention held by the same
sorority for several days in the Chautau
qua building last fall, but will include
many features pleasing to the members
The meeting will be given in honor Of
Founders day of the society. A banquet
at the Bowen will be the closing even,
of the day.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

The voices were remarkably good. and
the whole affair is worthy of the best
notices which the troupe has received at
the hands OF both the American ana
Canadian press. The solo singers were
without exception excellent, in most
cases combining those qualities Of voice
which are hardly to be found outside the
colored race.-Ottawa (Ont.) Daily Cit
zen. At the Temple April 27th.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

doc" Merrill, complaining witness
against Martin Mosier and Thomas Reed
for illegally cutting timber off the min
ing claim Of said Merrill, and who, also
charged burglary against two sons of said
Reed, was hanged in efigy in the streets
of jamestown last night. Feeling has run
high at that camp ever since the arrests
This afternoon the effigy was still hang.
ing from the post to which it was at.
tached last night.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

George Stidger and John A. Rush
prominent Denver attorneys, were in
town today as attorneys in the toll road
case in the district court. Mr. Stdger's
large bundle of books carried 10 the
court led to the report that he had NOV.
ed his law library here and of course,
resumed residence in Boulder. This
turned out to be a canard, whose author
ship is chargeable to local attorneys.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

The funeral of the late Mrs Fl. d
Mott, whose remains arrived from Grip
pie Creek this morning, occurred at the
undertaking rooms of Mr. Trezise this
afternoon, being under the auspices Of
the Rathbone Sisters. Rev. E. G. Lane
and Mrs w. H. Davis rendered some
anthems sweetly and Rev. Mr. Lane de
livered the funeral sermon. The under.
taking rooms were very appropriately
decorated and the cortege was worthy
the estimable lady whom these people
met to honor.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Ten horses were hitched to an ore wag.
on and attempted to pull! it down Gold
en- Age hill from the Longfellow mine
today They succeeded only after sever.
al hours so abominable are the roads
there due to the heavy snow. From all
points of the county come similar re.
ports of inability to get heavily laden
wagons to the valley,
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24
The Appetite of a Goat

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and liver are out of order. All
such should know that DR. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. Only 25c. at Streamer's
Drug Store.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24
Superior coal At Robsrts 1 cobb'..
He Fooled The Surgeons.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, Of
West Jefferson, O., after suffering Is
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was perform
ed; but he cured himself with FIVE boxes
of Bucklen's Arnica Salve. the surest
Pile cure on Earth, and the best Salve in
the world. Is cents box. Sold by
Streamer's Drug Store.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Chairman James d. Merwn, Editor
Leo Vincent, Judge George S. Adams,
Mrs Sue M. Callahan and Mrs Ullmer
left this morning TO attend the Populist
state convention at Florence. They are
all Bryan fusionists.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Hon. George Rogers, who was in town
today, made arrangements for exten.
sive repairs on the Rogers block, and es
pecially of the vacant store room, for
rental of which he has several aPplica'
tons under consideration.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Stop that grumbling about poor coffee
by using the Famous A. l. c. high grade
coffees. P. M. Nelson & Son carries a
full line which are retalled at prices that
will interest you
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

T. D. Eberhart who fell from the
second story of McAllister's lumber
company building to the first floor ten
days ago, was able to be out today for
the first time.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Messrs Chas. E. Day. ]. w. DEMO and
several other prominent Longmonters
were in town today as witnesses or par
ties at interest in the Lyons and Estes
Park toll road claim.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Mr. Donaldson, who is largely interest,
ed in mines and has recently been joined
by his wife from Pittsburg, have taken
up their residence on Spruce street be.
tween 10th and 18th streets.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

A large delegation of colored church
people arrived here last night and about
fifteen more came from the south this
morning to attend the conference and
convention of the African Methods,
church. The convention assembled a,
the A. M. E. church this morning.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

The dance by Professor Ayres in "The
Rivals" has developed degree of grace
under practice that has led the ladies
having the affair in charge to assert that
it is alone worth several times the price
of admission.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

In the district court yesterday Prof
Arthur Allln, of the state university, fore
swore all other princes and potentates
and specially Victoria, queen of certain
things and empress of everything. and
thus became naturalized American
citizen. Professor Allin is a native Of
Canada.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Do you remember what you forgot
last? Well it was this-'phone Woollett
& Brown for ton of that famous Indus.
trial coal.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

B. F. Gregg has erected barn and
will Immediately put up new house
on Rose Hill addition, just east of L. H
Teets' house.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Considerable Of local interest il being
manifested in the "Rivals" to be pro-
duced by Boulder's best talent April IS
and rs, under the direction of Prof
Cleayes.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24
supsrior coal at Roberts I Cobbs.
Along Descent,

"Dr. Parkhurst thinks our Sunday
laws should be amended so that a man
could buy tobacco on that day."
That's long descent from Puritan
views. They believed that men who
smoke now will smoke hereafter.-Cleve'
land Plain Dealer.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Miss Nellie Apologize who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs John Reid, for
the past two weeks has returned TO her
home in Denvers
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

The Alumnae association of the uni.
versity should be literally patronized on
the occasion of its entertainment and
dance. The proceeds 60 to furnishing
the "Rest ROOM" certainly deserving
enterprise connected with the univer.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

While William HartsoIk was hitching
horse Saturday he was kicked in the
stomach and also received severe cuts on
his arm.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Mrs Flora P. Wood, who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wolff, at
"Rattlesnake Ranch" left for her home
in Los Angeles, Gala, today. a
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

St Margaret's Guild should have full
house April IS and 76 to hear the "kivals'
Reserved seats 50 cents at Fonda's.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Inc first interstate debate ever heard
in Boulder will be held in the Presbyter.
ian church hext Friday evening.
Daily camera. [volume] (Boulder, Colo.) 1891-1928, 1900-04-24

Come out and hear the Kansas wind.
TANNERS. 1t will be the finest debate ever
heard in the West. Presbyterian church
Tickets at Fonda's.