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Estate Of Margartt Ghirk, Decd.
Notice Of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TAKE NOTICE that on the Goth day FEB
Il RUARY, 1901, will render final account
of my actions and doinRs aa Adminstratrix
OF the Estate OF MARGARET GHIRK de-
ceased, in the office Of Judge Of Probate for
Abbeville County at 10 o'clock q. M, and on
my trust as such ,Administratrix.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for payment on or
before that day, proven and authenticated or
be forever barred. Mrs. j. G. Williford,
Jan. %. 1901. AdministratriX.
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Standardization cloths: full line OF
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THE COURT.
The Grand Jurors for the Year-The
Petit Jurors for the Term.

GRAND JURORS.
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Publication NUtics.

r. titton ia Sell Real E.tNs to Pay Debts.
STAT. oy CoLoaADo. ss County Court Of
To the March Term, a. d. 1901.
Harry Cassday, Administratorl
Of ths Estate Of n. Solomon,
deceaEed, vs..
A. o. Solomon and Solomon,
who's 6rst name IL unknown. .
Affidavit OF the non residence Of A. q. Solomon
and = 6clomou, whose first name is unknown,
dstsndants above named. having been fled in
Boulder County. notice is hereby given to tho
raid A. 8. Solomon and - Solomon, whose first
naas 10 unknown, that the said plainti6, Harry
Cassdsy, administrator Of the estate Of N .
6olcmon, dsces Sod has Aisd bis pstition in the
tate Of said deosa.ed. or 20 much Of 1t As may
dseedbed ss Follow, to..it: '
By Third street, WyncOOp street and Platte
hver, West Denver. in the City Of Denyer. in the
County Of Arapahos and State Of Colorado,
and that a summons has been issued out Of this
coert assinst you. returnsble at the Nay term,
4. D. 1901. OF ssid Court. to BE- holden on the
6rst Monday in June, A.. D. 1901. at the court
houes In Boulder, In Boulder County, Colorado.
Nov. unless you. the said A. 3. Solomon and
- Solomon. whose hrst name H. unknown,
s ss a.d S.n eseis sss iS
term thereof. To- he holden at Boulder. In SAID
County. on the 6ist Monday Of June 1851, and
plead, answer or dsmur 70 the said Complain
ants petition, fled therein. the same and the
matters and things therein charged and stated
will b taken ~ confessed. and . decree entered
axsi.st you according 10 the prayerf said bill
Boulder Colorado, March 9th, 1901.
JOSEPH T. ATWOOD.
Wet puh March a Ji-Iast puh Nav a. Oi
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COMING TO BOULDER.


,..,.."~ vs-y wiz s~ >s-~ = Ohas'asssa
sasdsy Night.
psof 4. n. N -lv,n has secured An ~
e,nen OF the Passion Play hk'gsaph
/ III Ch utaudua tom0sros evening
The rs ar op-ta house orchestra will
iarn,,h IN st.nd sacied music accom-
pany.n the play and during the after
", vii rive concert IN the audi,or-
,um II lex .do ptvk The Denver Post
sa,t ct this exhsbil,o,. in its issue oi
MN l3:
All tue lady with the VII ,c hat will
&c, .iswr. | c IN see 'me Of III. pictures
that ~as on o"e ot the many Il
pres>inns heard at City PAX IM even.
,ng A vast throng had attended 'hs
FIRE. exhibition" Of the biograph pictures
taken OF the "P4ssion Play" Of Ooers m.
me,yau. The twenty three pi-tures wsre
excellent reproduction Of ths scenes
,rcidrnt to Chris,'s life on earth - shown
" those G ID fearing &c man folks. Who
a 1 their i,ves are trained and educated
for the sacred puts they tax. every ten
years.
One is carried back centuries as they
witness the "Ascen, to Calvary" and the
narrowing scenes at "rhe Crucihxion.
\ new c, inception is given the Bible. and
tor brief half hour one lives Ia the at
no, ph re OF TIE anci~nts.
Particularly re llis,,c was the Triumph
An, Entry Into jerusalem" Vast multi
,udes OF people. waving branches ot
palm. were saIaaming the ass with her
ho.v burden: the bowers on each side o.
the street were thronged With cheering
women. in their Aow,og robes. while after
III .yous p,oce ,sion toddled the inno-
cen, little children. And then 10 turn to
the "r,iai Before Plate" Thorns re
pl iced the ,lms in the hands Of revi!'
,rg mer, curses .upplanted cheers on
Il e lips OF the women. while children.
who knew not Why. cast stones At the
sav'u, as he Stood meekly. the object Of
u ,heif hatred. While the cross With
its victim was heing raised. the .Holy
City" vas PLAYED by the band. and for .
moment there was hushed ave among
the Spectators. for surely it could not
take an artistic soul. even amidst such
humble surroundings. 10 appreciate the
play as II w,s shown last night. II was
uuiy a,a .ni6 cent and Denver vill no
Ioubt thiak so next Sunday evening.
Shcn il Is 10 be repeated.
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BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Law R.t.. t. t..s East.


Every day-no, once or twice month.
bu; every day-from June 10 until Sep
tember II. the Burlington route offers .
rate Of enc fare plus - for the round
uip 70 Chicago. St. Louis. ST. Paul and
Ill points this side Of those cities.
II you are 6guring On an eastefn trip.
BY al means give Us N Opportunity Of
quoting rates. and telling you what our
seIv.ce Is like. Write-tell rs where yos
are going, and We will take pleasure 10
giving You all The information you seed.
G. w. VALLERY.
Cenesal Agent.
Beaver. Colo
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re Lette. ef ths Lax

''Sec here. you sir!" cried her IA
ther, didn't tell you never to enter
my home again7"
NO. sir. you didn't" replied the
persistent suitor. You said not TO
cross your Threshold so climbed in
the window. Catholic Standard and
Times.
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sssa Ne Their n ,uss.


Thousands Of Eastern people will take
aivantage ot the cheap rates 70 Colo.
rAdo which the Burlington Route will
ofFer dsdag June. July. August and
September.
I They are the lowest ever made.
II you have any friends who are talk
Ing Of coming 70 Colombo, send me theis
aames and I will have osr Representative
ok them up-furNsA advertising mat
ter--reserve bershs for shsa-ses that
hey have quick and co0foftsbas trip
Hotel Ksepers! This = yoss oppof.
ssnisy. Wheneves yos seeeivs - en-
qairy absst yoss rssoss. sesd ~ 70 ms
/ will take paias 70 ~ this tha wEises
spen1s The ssmmer 10 Colombo
G. W.VALLExy, Genesal Akeal
Dasliaasoa Resse.
FSr VA. Colo, !.
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Has Tr.ihfS. 81 HI. ow..

"Sir," began young Timkins, as he
entered the presence Of the dead
girls father, II want TO marry your
daughter"
"Oh, don't bother me with your
troubles" interrupted the old gentle
man. "She told me some time ago
that she intended to marry you. so
you'll have to settle it between your
selves" Tit Bits.
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sass srea oAservatss..

It was the New Woman" age, when
women took the place Of men. The
skipper Of the good ship Csaifiower
was in her cabin trying on the latest
Parisian novelties in the way OF hats,
when knock came at the door,.
'Come int" said the captain.
The door opened, and the first mate
entered.
III you please, ma'am." said she.
.the rudder il broken"
"What does that matter? The rud-
der il below water, and people won't
zee It," replied the captain.-London
Answers. .>.
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Con.iaer.tio..

my wife is very considerate," said
the newly man. "She is al:
ways buying mt neckties and colored
shirts."
"And I suppose you are considerate
and generous in your turn?"
"Yes, l wouldn't hurt her feelings
for the World. wear 'em." Wash
ington Star
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II people only knew what We know
ahou' Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. it would be
used in nearly every household. ~ there
are lev pc. pie Who do not suffer from q
feeling Of tullness after eating. belching
d,sulence, sour s.om.ch OF vaserbSash
eau xd by indigestion or dyspepsia. A
osepar tion such ss Kodol D,spepsia
Cure. Viii b. with no aid from the s,om
,ch. vill diges, your food. certainly cant
help but 60 you good. Gilbert Bros
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wei F.lniinsedi.

II hope am not superstitioua.'
sald Mr.. Upjohn. throwing himseli
gtobmily on the lounge, ''Lut have
been oppressed all day long with .
forcboding Of some impending calam-
ity."
Il hope it's nothing that's going
to happen to the family said Mrs
Upjohn. Il want to have the house
tepapered from top to bottom week
after next"
"rhen it's true!" he groaned.-
Chicago Tribune.
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Y. Nader. Me,ch..

First Clerk-Eh? Had six weeks
vacation last summer?
Second Clerk-Yes; Silk, Ribbon 4
Co. always give all unmarried clerks
that much. 1t draws trade.
II don't see how"
"Simple enough. All the girls we
get engaged tor keep coming in all
winter, to snub us."-N. Y. Weekly.
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A nixA o.

Kind Old Lady Boarder-Mr. Hall
room woke me up when he came In
last night.
Sporty Roarder Yes; Hallroom had
. skate ON last night.
Kind Oltf.Lady Boarder (innocently)
Why, thought the Ice Was all
msltedi
Sporty Boarder-So II ID. Hallroom
had a-er-roltsr skate on.-Brooklyn
Eesls.
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Not PLATA.

THAT proposition you talk Of is a
plain steal!" said the citizen who
neglects to moderate his language.
NO" said Senator Sorghum, in a
tone of gentle reproof, mot so bad
as that. You must admit that the
plan has certain Embellishments. II
is not a plain steal. It's fancy
Washington Star.
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"a CanI FIatter,

why do you thiak he will be : sue
eess In HE? Has he such remarkable
ablnty?"
'only in one way" H.HadA1.
"What II that?"
sWhen he feels like It he can put
- IN air Of respectful admiration
list will make you think you are the
greatest man that ever happened. -
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The st.e..s.. Life,

Skaags-I have been wondering how
Methuxclah. who lived so many years
managed to kill time.
Braggs-I don't know either. al
though I'm guessing he just sat around
and let time take its choice about com
ing around to kill him.-Denver News
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EAaeaalAAAl.

"Now," said he, do you really think
the theater an educational institu-
tom"
II know IL is" said she. "Some of
the loveliext fashions ever seen origin
ated on the stage" - Indianapolis
Press
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Announcement.

To Accom- moiatc those who arc partial
TO the use Of a,omizers in applying liquitls
into the nasal as. es for ca.HTvha! tron-
I,ts, the proprietors prepare Cream l,alm in
liquid form, which will bo known ~ Ely's
LIQUID Cream Balm. Price including thu
spraying tube il Is cents Druggists or BY
mail The liquid form embodiss tho med
icinal properties Of tho solid preparation.
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Very Trashy verss.

Magazine Editor-Yes, l printed
one OF your poems last month. but
I don't want any more such trash.
Poet-Trash?
Magazine Editor-Yes. trash. that's
what il was. Why. I saw people read
ing it.-N. y. Weekly.
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. .~a,asK,ease.,

Wife-lir.c e~,.cI u IL sad OF mines
Lst's tura into this side street until
she passes.
Husband-Quarreled with her?
mo. but l don't want you to ses
her"
"Hum! Why not:"
II know you'll admire that new dress
OF hers. and 1t will only worry you to
think what ridiculous fuss you made
over the bills for this cheap thing I've
got on."-N. Y. Wecl>Iy.
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Bvsa TAesel

"Niss vingaree. they don't haze the
freshiss at vassar college. do they?"
Don't they. thought They made
me buy pound after pound Of almond
buttercups and stand and watch them
while they ate thsm!"-CAicago Trib-
una
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m niae.enee

Mamma. il Mr.. GoldsnaP proposes
to me tonight. shall say yes at
once. or keep him waiting?"
Better hold him on. my dear. Tell
him you must ask me-"
But I might just as well tell him
'yes.' Detroit Free Press.
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Hest to b. Prepare,

First Brooklyn Dude-Yon bettah
take an umbwella with you, old fell.
Second Brooklyn Dude-Why = do
you think 1t waning In Lunnon, old
man?
First Brooklyn Dude-No; but don't
cherknow, you can nevah tell when 1t
IL going to vain in Lunnon, dontcher.
know.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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Standardization.

Each day this question ask. twill pay.
wot:
Am a humbug. or am not!''
Chicago Record.
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CSsap S.s,ss 70 T. Z 70.

Nasal Catarrh qlickiy yields 70 treat-
mcnt by Elys Cream Balm, which ~ agree
ah,y aromatic. 1t il received through tie
ao:trils, cleanses and heals tho whole sur
ace over which il diffusss itself. Druggists
.eli tie Soc. size; Trial sixs by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are sure 70 continue
tho frnakn,ent
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Free Material,

Hiuds-How did you happen to
engage in the manufacture Of sau-
sages?
Grinds-Oh, friend Of mine gave
me . pointer.-Chicago Daily News.
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re I.evasahls ranssA.

JagGlss-How did he get dyspspsia7 :
Waeglss-He insistsd on eating
nothing bat health foods.-Town
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I.sinuasing.

Mrs. Crawford-My husband has
become very hard to please.
Mrs. Crabshaw-It is a good thing
for you. my dear. that he WAS not al
ways that way.-Town Topics.
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nut ne DsNnst See Il,

Mr.. Cadd-No. indeed, I never asso-
clate With my interiors. Do youf
Miss Pspprey-Really. ! cant say. I
don't think I've ever INST any OF Jour
Inferior. Press.
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A Conviction,

III you are to succeed in this world
you must be firm. Never take any
thing back"
"You mean never give anything
back" said the ward politician, who
happened just then to be counting
money.-Washingto Star.
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AnticlnateA.

Disappointed Admirer-Yo' kin tell
Dinah dat il she wants dat chump,
Sam johnson. she kin hab him. See
Mutual Friend-He done told her
dat hisself-Harper's Bazaar.
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Eeninine fl.aaee.

Younghusband - Merciful heavens,
woman. What do you want with all
that soap7
Mrs. Younghusband-I don't want
the soap at all. bought it for the
wrappers, SO that could get one OF
the lovely prizes.-Town Topics.
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A Neral Certai.ey,

1t surely would suppress for good
The stage e-ohscurinG bonnet.
II the Chicago maiden should
Put her foot down upon Il.
Harlem LIE
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rs.as Oh vsess,a.

Red .ced rates via the Colorado 4
Southern to Fen Worth. Bessmost
Hous,cn and Galveston eaeh Tuesday
during April and Nav. N ~
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A Aserat Qrfal.

Nadss wears q sunburst on her breast
But she's not Aappy-no:
The bAuble cost. Be Il contest
Just thirty cents OF 20.
Detroit Free Press.
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Agricultural.

OF evil money Is the root.
And yet mankind won't stop.
We all turn farmers. and We try,
To raise another crop.
-Washington Star. W
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Laffla AMrnl.
.. rsAI,- - p,.,u.h Z, =,

'Does Bobby cry muchf'
Mo; he doesn't cry ct sll unlsss -
wants his own wsy shout sonsthi1g.s
-Chica9O Recor0.
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Texas O,DFsssSDs.

Reduced rates via Colorado & South
err to Fort Worth, Beaumont. Houstos
and Galveston each Tuesday during
April and MAY. % ~
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rmk mArPIssr MAN

The happieG m IN you'll ever meet.
Lives 4. iI,3 Walnut street:
That's III: place wherein be dvells.
And bis name 10 (. c. Wells.
v,ll tell you something more,
He has a Wall Paper S,ore:
He has lovely Wind ~ shades,
And the eo'or never fades.
Mould,ngs. picture frames and glue.
Ali these thiag, be his TOR you.
Vie will neatly paint door.
Pain, a ceiling OF door.
II you ~ish his ,ods 10 try.
Neat wall paper you can buy;
lie Can hang ], on your wall.
And |. read, at your cal. 10 3
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As DlLLJE unDERsrOOD Ir.

had Billie-Mr. Shallow, where do
you get all your small pennies?
Mr. Shallow-Why, Billie, the pen
MES have are the usual size.
Had Biilie--Oh! they can't be. for
sister said yesterday you had but lit
tie cents.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Caal

Mrs. Throop (exeitedly)-Bridgst.
there's . policeman ringing the front
door bell!
Bridget (coolly)-Wsli. ma'am. yes
can tell him Dim not in.-Brooklyn
Earle.
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Eanalaaane llaaterp,

GlAdys-Fsrdy says 10 talks sll
night in his sleep.
Edition., well, he sleeps al day IN
his talk, 90 what's tAs &6srsasss-
Judge.
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UM VnlikelY.

''Td wait for you million years"
she said, NOR from that tryst ia stsay,
But while wait-alas ny fears!
Some other girl might eoDs yous way." "
-Chleaeo Record.
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The Real nans.

The Stockholder-I've come TO see
you, sir. about the earnings of your
company.
The President-Haven't you seen,
sir, the published statement Of our
earnings?
The Stockholder-I have, but I want
the facts.-Town Topics.
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mere Like n.

Briggs-I see that Russell Sage soys
everybody should save 2s cents out of
every dollar earned.
NiGgs-I wonder IL he has followed
that ruler
Bri9Rs-No; think he must have
saved . dollar out Of every % cents.-
Town Topics.
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Customer-l'm going to take the
girl that works for you into my EN-
ploy. Tell me, is she honest?
Dressmaker-I'm not quite sure,
You see, for instance, / sent her to
you with bill few weeks ago, and
she hasn't handed over to me any
money as yet.-Der FIoh.
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"Yes: she won't permit anybody
else to weigh him. and the result is
she can't be away from home more
than two hours at a time. Smart
Set.
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rhe Care af I.fa.ta,

"she makes herself the slave Of her
baby"
"Yes?"
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n you want to sell or buy property call on Us
We are resident agents for the best Insurance
companies. We write fire, life, accident and
plate glass insurance. and II In need OF any.
thing Ia that line give Us q call.
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NeWland's Additions

to the city Of Boulder These lots are very de-
slrable for residence and the price is right and
terms reasonable. Below we give q partial
list Of properties we have for sale.
Daily camera., 1901-05-25

rir.. Pub March -, vi-l..t pub. Nay 81. 0l.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-05
Railway Notes.


A West Liberty COS Methodist min
lister has resigned his pastorate to ac-
cept a position as fireman on the
Pennsylvania road. His name is Rev.
L. L. Davis
Traffic Manager T. NJ. Schumacher of
the Short Line spent yesterday with
General Freight Agent J. A. Reeves on
the Tintic branch. familiarizing him
self with the conditions.
c. H. Tweed, former general counsel
OF the Southern Pacific, has succeeded
Z. H. Hartman as chairman of the
executive board. From Montreal comes
the story that Charles NJ. Hays will
accept the presidency of the New
York, New Haven & Hartford.
Advance sheets of the introduction
of 'POOrs' Manual for 1901" have just
been issued. There was an increase
in the mileage during the year of a
/ little more than $500 miles, bringing
the total mileage completed on Dec. 81.
1900, up to 94.321. The advance sheets
show an increase in gross revenue of
over $65,00O.000 and a gain in surplus
of $24,0O0.OOO.
| The yacht races have been watched
| eagerly by the railroad men, among
/ whom are many who have formerly
/ been yachtsmen themselves. The list
/ includes Commodore G. w Heintz,
/ whose hand has been at the helm in
| more than one contest in northwestern
| waters: Captain T NJ. Schumacher and
! several others, not to mention a num-
| Der OF former Union Pacific men who
/ navigated prairie schoOners around
( Omaha. and innumerable others who
/ have steered many a schooner across
/ Salt Lake bars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-05
SEVERAL PEOPLE LD-BRICKED
AT THE "OLD HORSE" AUCTION SALE

Are you all through. gentlemen?
Twenty-Five cents bid, twenty five
who'll make it thirty-five? DO I hear
thirtyhve? Thirty-hve it is. Thirty
did. Can't you do better than that,
gentlemen? Thirty bid-thirty-going
at thirty-going. Somebody make it
thirty-five. now. Thirty-going at thir-
ty. last call, going, going, gone. Sold
to the gentleman there with the straw
hat"
Thus quoth the auctioneer at the Pa
Cific Express company's "OId Horse"
sale yesterday, and he handed down
box TO a man who took it TO one side
and pried off the cover for a peek. The
box proved to be filed with manuscript.
Closer investiga ton proved the manu-
script to be written speeches, and it is
stated by one of the on-lookers that
they were nothing else than a con-
signment of speeches sent on to Senator
Kearns for use in last years campaign
II is supposed that he never called for
them because he was able to supply
the demand by patronizing home in
dustry-
The sale of unclaimed packages was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-05

in progress all day and in the evening
yesterday in the new building in pro-
cess of construction on East Second
South street near the Salt Lake thea
tire. Chief Clerk ]. T. Strong supervised
the sale of the great piles of bundles,
boxes, trunks and valises that had been
accommodating in the express Office for
over a year, while Auctioneer Andrews
kept the crowd worked up.
Several bargains were secured. while
a number of people who blindly bought
boxes and vaiises found nothing but
soiled and frayed shirts and collars and
similar articles. Two wheels of for
tune went fer $3.50 and $1.15 respec-
lively. Sixty cents bought a watch,
while the same amount bought va
Iise containing a ring worth about $25
Four bicycles brought s. apiece, a
baby carriage, 81, and cradle p
cents. One man drew a prize in Ions
box which he purchased for $2.40. II
contained a Winchester rifle, practical
~ new.
In all 2S4 pieces were sold for $S5S-90
As there are 800 pieces in all the auc-
ton will continue today and perhaps
Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-05
BATTLE OF FORT ITALIA
WAS A TERRIBLE ONE

London, Oct. "A dispatch from Dun
dee to the Times says that the Beers
attack on Fort Italia proves to have been
a far bigger engagement than could be
gathered from the first reports. The
casualties OF both sides indicate the
firceness of the struggle. The Boer cas-
uaities are now limited to over 400. The
British prisoners say sixty Beers were
buried on farms and they assisted in car
rying off seventy-five wounded The
Beers informed the prisoners that they
expected to find the Fort Italia garrison
only 100 strong. The burShers lost more
men than in any previous action this
year.
There seems no doubt. says the Times
correspondent. that the Beers intended
q combined invasion of Natal, east and
west. It is stated that General De Wet
ordered the burghers in the northeastern
precinct of Orange River Colony to con-
centrate at Taelkop, but up to now the
only result of the movement has been
the invasion of Natal by a small COM
mand. which can easily be driven back
British officers who recently were pris-
oners say that General Botha's men and
horses are in sood condition. The Brit
ish prisoners have been robbed of almost
everything they possessed. The main
body of the Beers is still near the Zulu
land frontier