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The times., 1901-05-19
j. j. DAILY,
1867 G st. sw.

"Tbe general cry at my store is
for Corby's Mothers Bread. / sell
about 800 lOaves per week; could
sell more, but have some friends in
the business, and must help them
little, too. Ny trade says
Mothers Bread is the best brea
made j. f. CROVO,
333 18th st. sw.
The times., 1901-05-19
Three-fourths Sold Is Corby,s.

about three-fOurths of the
bread we sell is Corby's Mother s
Bread. The trade on the same is
increasing daily. Could sell every
loaf we handle of COrby's Mothers
Bread with ease, but have friends
in the business, and have to help
them out a little. l believe il is
the purest and best bread made"
j. w. NASH,
4th and \, Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
\. J. Ave. and d ST. Sc,

off 1 should put in 100 lOaves of
Corby's Mothers Bread, | could
sell every loaf, and all of the rest
of the bakers bread would be left
over, but l have to help them out.
Corby's bread gives the best salts
faction of any bread | sell, and l
hardly have a call for any other
kind" c. RAMMLING,
312 Pa. Ave.
The times., 1901-05-19
The People the Judges.

Il handle more of Corby's
Mothers Bread than any other
kind; it retains its moisture longer
than other kinds. My trade seems
to be perfectly satisfied with the
bread. They are the real judges.
What suits them suits me-"
SAMUEL LEE,
723 Al st. sw.
The times., 1901-05-19
Nothing Else Satisfies Customers.

"COrby's Mothers Bread has a
peculiar effect upon my customers.
] do everything | can TO convince
them there is better bread than
Corby's Mothers Bread, but it
seems to have no competitor, for
nothing will give them satisfac-
ton but Corby's Mothers Bread"
W. T. SHANE,
N Ave. and ID ST. Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
Best seller Ever Handled.

"COrby's Mothers Bread has
proved to be the best seller that
we have ever handled; unlike most
other breads, our customers seem
never TO tire Of if, and for that
reason it has always held its own"
A. J. BRADLEY,
1880 Lincoln Ave. ne.
The times., 1901-05-19
.eThey Mean Corby's."

Il have no hesitancy in saying
that Corby's Mothers Bread is the
best baked in Washington. 1t
seems to be understood that when
bread is ordered, they mean Cor
by's. / started with ten loaves per
day, and now sell about one hun
dred." j. E. CONNELLY,
1St and X SITS, NV.
The times., 1901-05-19
OVER A THOUSAND GROCERS
SELL MOTHERS BREAD

We now sell 80 loaves every day,
which is as much as we sell of any
other, and the trade is increasing.
We have some customers that will
not use any other kind under any
circumstances"
d. T. DONOHUE,
11th and B ne.
The times., 1901-05-19

Cannot Say Too Much for Mothers
Bread.
well, | cannot say too much
for COrby's Mothers Bread. [
think it is the finest bread we sell.
We only sold four loaves day
until Corby's Mothers Bread came
out. Now we sell sixty day, and
hope to increase it to 100 a day in
a few days"
j. X. HUTCHINSON,
4th and NJ NV.
The times., 1901-05-19
No other Takes Its Place.

q have been selling COrby's
Mothers bread for quite a long
time. and it gives general satisfac-
ton. and some customers will
have no other in place of it.
W. II. SUITE,
Sd and c Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
No Finer bread Than corby,..

"a have been selling Corby's
Bread ever since they have been in
business, and all that have to say
is (and all that anyone can say l
do not know any nicer people to
deal with than COrby Bros, or any
finer bread to sell than Corby's
Mothers Bread"
j. T. WHITE,
1540 n Cap. st.
The times., 1901-05-19
\ Cap. and \. Y. Ave.

about twO-thirds of our trade
calls for COrby's Mothers Bread,
and will not take any other. The
trade on it gets better every day.
Jye commenced some time ago,
The times., 1901-05-19
Mothers Bread Has Improved All
Breads.

Breads.
For ten years / have been sell
ing Corby's bread, and am selling
it today more than ever. Mother $
bread is the loaf that made other
bakers put better ingredients into
their breads and forced them to
assist the grocer in taking back
stale goods. Mothers Bread is
ALWAYS called for. and some will
not take any other kind. 1t is sold
by all of the live grOcers of this
town" c. L. WAGNER.
I'd and c Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE sell about 500 loaves of
C0rby's Mothers Bread a week
1t is the first we sell out. 1t gives
good satisfaction TO our trade;
that is the reason We sell it"
j. f. DIGGLE,
Sd and L NV.
I'd and + ne.
The times., 1901-05-19
Considered the Rcst.

81 consider COrby's Mothers
Bread the best we have ever han
died. About half our trade ask
for COrby's Mothers Bread. We
had to increase our order this
morning, which is a good indica-
ton of how the bread is selling"
c. +. BURNS,
9Th and +. Cap. SITS.
The times., 1901-05-19

"We sell 30 loaves of COrby's
Mothers Bread every day, which
is about twice as much as we sell
of any other kind. 1t keeps moist
longer than any other kind. Gus
toners once trying the same, will
continue using it,"
f. II. HITZ,
325 18th st. ne.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE sell Corby's Mothers
Bread, and find three-ffths of our
customers ask for the same. Sells
better than any other"
CUE BROTHERS,
Sd and K SITS. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

About three-fourths of the
bread we handle is Corby's
Mothers Bread. We find it gives
better satisfaction than any other.
The trade on it is increasing
daily"
f. s. FLEMING,
18th and Pa. Ave. Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
/. EHRMANTRAUT,
1st and \ NV.

1--WE sell about 30 loaves of Cor
by's Mothers Bread daily, whichis
five times as much as | sell of any
other. The bread gives the best
of satisfaction to my trade; that is
the reason | sell more of it. /
could sell every loaf of 5c bread |
sell Corby's.
NJ. J. LIEBERMAN,
413 o st. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

Il have been handling COrby's
Mothers Bread for some time, and
can safely say it gives better sat
isfaction than any other bread on
the market. We sell more of it
than any other"
]. A. SPARROW,
9TH and A Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19

81 sell about 40 loaves of Cor
by's Mothers Bread every day,
and it gives entire satisfaction"
X. +. MILES.
q Sd st. ne.
The times., 1901-05-19

81 sell more of COrby's Mothers
Bread than any other. My trade
is on the increase daily"
w. T. MORRISON,
9th and | SITS. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19
CHAS. w. SCHEUCH.
sol Md. A We ne

1--WE have handled Corby's
Mothers Bread ever since it was
out, and find that most of our
trade calls for Corby's Mothers
Bread" q. Il. GETTINGS,
9th and 5. G.. Ave. Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
at Beats the world

Owe sell most all kinds of
bread, but all the calls we have
are for Corby's Mothers Bread.
1t beats the world Our trade is
increasing right along"
THOS. RUPERT,
40 G St. SW.
The times., 1901-05-19

about all the calls we have are
for Corby's Mothers Bread. We
sell more of it than any one kind"
LISSOWITZ & COHEN,
401 Il st. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19
1t Sells Itself.

1--WE sell more of Corby's
Mothers Bread than any one kind
we handle; you don't have to push
ii, it sells itself"
BRINKLEY BROS,
Sd and ! Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
Recommends Mothers Bread.

''Corby's Mothers Bread is al
ways the same. 1t is good every
day in the week. My customers
all speak well of it, and ! am al
ways ready to recommend it at my
store"
S. p. PEARSON,
The Cottage Store,
Sth and ID SITS. sw.
The times., 1901-05-19

81 have been eating and selling
Corby's Mothers Bread for two
years, and have always found it
the best OWEN BROS,
9Th and f ne.
The times., 1901-05-19

81 could sell every loaf of Cor
by's Mothers Bread. That is the
only bread we have calls for"
y. b. ANDERSON,
7th and l. SITS. Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
Corby's Takes the Lead.

81 have furnished my custo-
mers with bread from six differ
ent bakeries, but the COrby bread
takes the lead, and / sell three
times as much of it as | do from
any other bakery; the quantity be-
ing from so to 100 loayes per day"
j. G. CRAYCROFT,
u G st. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

81 have been selling Corby's
Bread ever since they commenced
business, and it has always given
satisfaction
w. B. DENHAM,
Sth and 5 NV.
The times., 1901-05-19
Keeps Fresh Longer Tbnn other
Breads.

Owe sell about 40 loaves of Cor
by's Mothers Bread every day,
which is more than we sell o. any
other kind. We think it gives the
best of satisfaction, and will keep
longer than other breads"
ID. T. BATSON,
621 18th st. ne.
The times., 1901-05-19

81 handle about 80 loaves of
COrby's Mothers Bread every day,
and it gives entire satisfaction.
That is more than / sell of any
other" X. A. VAN HORN.
10 & ST. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE have sold COrby's Mothers
Bread since it first came out, and
find it the most ready seller of any
bread we handle, and always gives
the best satisfaction. We have
more calls for it than any other
brand"
CUT PRICE GROCERY CO.
326 Pa. Ave. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE sell 100 loaves of COrby's
Mothers Bread every day, which
is twice as much as we sell of any
other. The bread gives the best
The times., 1901-05-19
GrOcers in All Sections Of the City Tes-
tify That Mothers Bread Out
sells ALI Others.

satisfaction, and the sale of the
same is steadily on the increase. :"
f. w. KAHLERT,
9th and s NV.
The times., 1901-05-19
Could Not Do without 1t.

Could Not Do without 1t.
"We find that in both of our
stores, we could do practically
nothing without Corby's Mothers
Bread. We recommend it to all,
and take great pleasure in han
ding a good thing"
B. s. PENDLETON,
9th and / NV, 9th and o NV.
The times., 1901-05-19
9th and L NV, 9th and 0 NV.

81 handle 81 lOaves of COrby's
Mothers Bread every day, and
find it gives entire satisfaction"
BARNETT BROS,
10th and Mass. Ave. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

Before Mothers Bread came
out, we handled 3 loaves per day.
The times., 1901-05-19
Uses 1t in the Family.

'T have used Corby's Mothers
Bread for two years in my family
and for sale. 1t has always given
the best of satisfaction, and [ find
the sale is increasing daily"
a. p. BRECKENRIDGE,
10th and E Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19

other kind. All the calls we have
are for Mothers Bread. 1t gives
universal satisfaction"
Il. w. PRESTON,
400 b st. ne.
The times., 1901-05-19

Owe sell about twice as much
Corby's Mothers Bread as any
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE sell more of COrbv's
Mothers Bread than all other
kinds" II. YOST,
1929 18th st. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE have a big demand for Cor
by's Mothers Bread. 1t is ready
seller, and keeps fresh longer
than other breads"
G. V. SPARROW,
SOC n. Cap. st.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE have handled Corby's
Bread for ten years, and find it to
give perfect satisfaction. Our
customers think Corby's Mothers
Bread the ideal bread, and will
take no other
i i DAILY
The times., 1901-05-19

owe sell Corby's Mothers
Bread and find it to be all that is
claimed for it,"
F. q. ALEXANDER,
945 X ST. NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE sell 30 loaves of Corby's
Mothers Bread every day, which
is more than we sell of any other
kind. Our trade nearly all call for
COrby's bread, and will accept no
substitute, as they know the best
bread" III. MAZO,
1551 9th NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

1--WE sell more of COrby's
Mothers Bread than any other
kind, and the trade is increasing.
Our people that buy Corby's
Mothers Bread will not accept
any other"
HENRY LIMBERGER,
800 \. Cap. st.
The times., 1901-05-19
nMother,s Bread Has the CaII.n

Owe sell several kinds of bread,
but of them all, Corby's Mothers
Bread has the call. Corby's is all
right"
The times., 1901-05-19
One Thousand and Ninety-Seven Grocers in
the District Who Sell Corby's Bread.
ANACOSTA

!. Simmons. 215 sth NV.
I. Z. Baston, 1878 | Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19
j. T. WHITE.
1540 n Cap. st.

Owe sell 80 loaves of COrby's
Mothers Bread per day, which is
more than we sell of any other
kind. The trade on it is increasing
every day. 1t gives the best of
satisfaction, and when once sold,
is asked for again"
l.. NJ. BRINK,
The times., 1901-05-19

"Corby's Mothers Bread is all
right. We sell more Of it than any
other kind, and to make a meal
complete, you must try it with our
meat
Nj. OPPENHEIMER,
90S 9th ST NV.
The times., 1901-05-19

~ have handled Corby's
Mothers Bread ever since it was
introduced in Washington, and
my trade seems to like it better
every day, as the sales are on the
increase"
ID. r. THOMAS,
100 L Sc.
The times., 1901-05-19

with 4 loaves and now sell 20
The times., 1901-05-19
300 Loaves a week Sold.

800 Loaves n Week Sold.
1--WE sell about 500 lOaves of
COrby's Mothers Bread week
1t is the first we sell out. 1t gives
good satisfaction TO our trade !;
that is the reason We sell it
j. f. DIGGLE,
Sd and l. NV.
ID and f ne.
about all the calls we have are
for Corby's Mothers Bread. We
sell more of it than any one kind"
LISSOWITZ & COHEN,
401 Il st. NV.
81 sell more of COrby's Mothers
Bread than any other. My trade
is on the increase daily"
w. T. MORRISON,
9th and | Sts. NV.
''They Mean COrby's."
Il have no hesitancy in saying
that Corby's Mothers Bread is the
best baked in Washington. 1t
seems to be understood that when
bread is ordered, they mean Cor
by's. l started with ten loaves per
day, and now sell about one hun
dred." j. Z. CONNELLY,
1st and X SITS, NV.
1--WE have a big demand for Cor
by's Mothers Bread. 1t is a ready
seller, and keeps fresh longer
than other breads"
c. V. SPARROW,
SOC n. Cap. st.
1--WE sell more of Corby's
Mothers Bread than any other
kind, and the trade is increasing.
Our people that buy Corby's
Mothers Bread will not accept
any other"
HENRY LIMBERGER,
500 n. Cap. st.
81 handle about 80 loaves of
COrby's Mothers Bread every day,
and it gives entire satisfaction.
That is more than | sell of any
other" r. A. VAN HORN,
10 6 ST. NV.
81 sell about 40 loaves of Cor
by's Mothers Bread every day,
and it gives entire satisfaction"
X. +. MILES.
q Sd st. ne.
Keeps Fresh Longer Than other
Breads.
Owe sell about 40 loaves Of Cor
by's Mothers Bread every day,
which is more than we sell OF any
other kind. We think it gives the
best of satisfaction, and will keep
longer than other breads"
ID. T. BATSON,
621 18th st. ne.
"Mother's Bread Has the Call"
1--WE sell several kinds of bread,
but of them all, Corby's Mothers
Bread has the call. Corby's is all
right"
CHAS. w. SCHEUCH.
sol Md. Ave. ne.
1--WE have handled Corbv's
Mothers Bread ever since it was
out, and find that most of our
trade calls for COrby's Mothers
Bread" q. B. GETTINGS,
9th and 5. G. Ave, Sc.
Owe sell 30 loaves of C0rby's
Mothers Bread every day, which
is about twice as much as we sell
of any other kind. 1T keeps moist
longer than any other kind. Gus
toners once trying the same, will
continue using it,"
f. II. HITZ,
325 18th st. ne.
Before Mothers Bread came
out, we handled 3 loaves per day.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
Terrible Fire
Kills 0 Score
A BIG BLAZE.
A Furnlture Establishment In Phiiadsl'
phia Goes up in smoke.

A Furnlture Establishment In Phiiadsl'
phia Goes Up in smoke.
Philadelphia, Oct. 7s-A terrible fire is
raging on Market street between I7th
and 18th in Wilkinson Hunts big furni
ture establishment. Wanamaker's and
the city hall were threatened tor time
but the wind veered at noon and saved
them. All efforts to check the fire are
unavailable on account Of he wind. II
started at 1890 in furniture store and
in almost no time. tn: FIRE was pouring
out Of every window. The building is
nine stories high. but when the FIRE de
partment arrived. there was 4 mass OF
dead and injured lying IN front OF the
building where they bad jumped. One
man was burned to ashes in plain sight
on first story. The exact number OF in
jured is over fifty, the full list Of dead
may never be known. At two o'clock
nineteen had been taken out The fire
had crossed Market street and caught
there but it is hoped to partly save the
structures and control it there. The
scene about the hre Is heart-rending.
Relatives Of employees are hysterically
seeking for news Of their loved ones and
w>men are fainting frequently. A large
squad Of police is preserving order. Al
1890 the FIRE was under control bu, the
damage was over hall million dollars.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
Or. HALE DEAD.

Horace Morrison Hale, former presi
dent OF the state university. and the
father Of General Irving Hale, died a,
his home in Denver yesterday morning
Of heart trouble. after only an hours ILL.,
ness. Mr. Hale was an old timer and was
we'll known and thoroughly liked in
Boulder. He vas % years old at the
time OF bis death. After being admitted
to the bar in 1863, MIR Hale moved 4,
once to Colorado. He was principal OF
schools at Central City until 1857. when
be was elected presiden, Of the state
university. position which he held for
FIVE years. Under his regime the local
institution went through trying period
Of storm and stress and came out Of its
difficulties With flying colors. After re
signing his position here in ,So7 be re-
moved to Denver and has since resided
there. He received the degree Of IL. d.
from Ohio Wesleyan university in recog
milton Of his distinguished career as Al
educator. General Irving Hale is his
only son.
The funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon from his late residence At ali
Legan avenue. Denver.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
DR.. REUEL BARTLETT.

After a prolonged illness, DR.. Reuel
Bartlett died at bis Pine street home ..
J o'clock this morning. He has been a
confirmed invalid since his first attack
OF locomo,or ataxia in 1907 and has
grown constantly worse since that time.
DR.. Bartlett was born in Lamoine.
Hancock County, Maine, in 1851. L.
1873 he moved to Michigan and was
graduated six years later from the r1edi
cal school Of the University Of Michigan.
He came at once - Boulder and located
here as pract,eing physician. He was
county physician for three years and
county treasurer for 4 like period. He
was a prominent Mason and knight
Templar and at one time a director OF
the Boulder Electric Light Co.
He married Miss Mary Holbrook oi
BelIeville. Illinois. a sister Of Mrs Otto
II. Wangelin Of this city. He leaves
a wife and four children. two boys and
two girls. the eldest eighteen years Of
age. He will be buried at ago o'clock
Sunday from his home atI42s Pine street.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
SIRElGEL IS UP.

Trial of d. rt streigsl Began This Morning
BEFORE judge Bssnstt,
As soon as the Lamms were dismissed
the case OF the People against Bert
Streigel vas called for trial. With the
defendant sat his sister. Mrs Anna
Stroud. OF Kansas City, and his brother
in law, Frank Johnson. Mr. and Mrs
Spar. the parents Of the dead woman.
came up from Denver. Messrs Mont
eomery and Ward OF Boulder and G.. l..
Dimmit, of Denver will defend the pris
oner. The morning vas spen, in select
ing jury to try the case.
A jury was secured at 3 O'Clock and
Attorney McCinnis made short open
ing speech for the prosecution. while the
defense waived their speech. Mr. Lane
was the frs, witness. He told how the
S,re,gels applied for room and Of the
condition OF the room two days later
when they were found there. He was
succeeded BY Justice Of the Peace Adams
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
Abel 5 S|0ye[S
N0| Gully
ARE SET FREE.
Peter aad Ida Lamm Rslsassd from all
Danger Of the Gsllows.

Peter aad Ida Lsmm Released from all
Danger Of the Gsllows.
The Lamms are no longer prisoners.
Al 9 o'clock this morning the jury re.
ported that they had arrived at verdict
and we're brought into the court room.
It was very generally expected tha, their
verdict would be not guilty. Mrs Lamm
was apparently physical wreck. After
last nights session. She grew hysterical
and had to be sent home in hack. She
was composed but inert this morning
and moved not q muscle as the fateful
words that made her once more free
woman were pronounced. Her husband.
on the contrary broke down and cried
like child. The little children of the
defendants who have attended sessions
50 regularly seemed overjoyed at the re
suit. Altogether it was very affecting
scene.
Not the least sensational feature OF the
proceedings was last nights session
rhe oratory Of Messrs Esteb & Wolff
and Duncan and McGinnis drew out the
many curious ones. The efforts OF the
attorneys were able and they rose to
heights OF eloquence that made the hear
ers applaud them again and again in
spite Of Bailiff Mays calls for order.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
WOMAN'S CLUB ITEMS.

The lecture by DR.. Armstrong before
the club aud its guests will be given iu
the County lower room ago tomorrow.
The subject as announced before is "An.
archy; its Causes and Remedies" A
cordial invitation is extended to all
ladies interested to attend, whether club
memb ers or not.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25

If You want a nice fat juicy turkey,
goose, duck or chicken for your Sunday
dinner, 70 to Danforth & Ward. They
Away. have the best AID a, the most
reasonable price.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
THE PAlMlST.

Madams Hull, parlors New York hotel
tells I'll of l,fe's mysteries-love, mar.
riage, divorce. mining matters, business,
gives dates, initials. Questions answered
by psychology. Gives satisfaction.
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
TEACHERS MEET IN CONVENTION

The Boulder Coun,y Teachers associ
alton is in session in the county cour
room. The attendance is excellent and
the program instructive. Tomorrow.
session will be held at the Prep school
Tomouov's program will be as iol
lows:
Devotional Exercises
Rev. J. A. Davis.
Accuracy in Pronunciation and the
Proper Use Of English"-
Principal Jessie 6. Smith. Longuons.
Principal H. o. Rebbsss, Wasd-
THE Combining Of Studies to Produce
Best Results"-
Viola McCIintock. Frances.
Principal J. H. Shriber, Louisville.
Election Of officers and other general
business,
Round Table Discussion
"Whai May be Done BY the Average
Teacher in Drawing!"
The Reading Circle Course"
.The State Course Of Study"
Daily camera., 1901-10-25
WAS KNOWN HERE.

William Flanders. who With Mrs
Nellie hardifer swallowed morphine
with suicidal intent At 4 Denver hotel
yesterday. is we'll known here. Boulder
people laugh at the story Of Flanders
hypnotic influence. He is Of slight build
and has Tor years been a eon6s0ed NOR.
phine and whisky hend. His vile Is
good looking. hard working woman who
KEEP, him in pocket money in order that
he might frequen, saloons. The idea OF
Flanders being able to exert any unusual
influence on any one seems perfectly
absurd. His uncle, T. G. Putnam. is
owner OF The Lyons .owpsite and we'll od
ip this worlds goods.