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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28

bad, 1 suffered terribly the blood
went up in my lungs and stomach, and
/ vomited il up. 1 could not eat
scarcely anything. cannot tell what
1 suffered with my head. My hus-
band got me bottle of Lydia L. Pink
ham'sVegetable Compound, and before
l had taken half of it / began to i'm
prove. and to-dayI am another woman.
Mrs Pinkham's medicine has saved my
life. Icannot praise it enough"
N. A. DKNsoN, Millport, NY.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28

That's Why.-"How can you go with
Fred Squandret, Laura? He's such spend
thrift" what if he is? He spends it
nearly all on me. "-Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28

am sure Piso's Cure for CONSUMPTION
saved my life three years ago.-Mrs. Thos.
Robbins, Maple Street, Norwich, N. Y,
Feb IL. 1000
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28
CHANGE OF LIFE.

"Iwas taken sick
five years ago with
The Grippe and
had a relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and my
friends. Change
of Life began to
work on me. l
flowed very badly
until a year ago,
Nhen- my stomach
and lungs got so
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28

If you want good digestion to wait upon
bar of Adams Pepsin Tutti Fruit.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28
In Mourning.

Butcher-Leg O. muttony Yes'm.
Mrs. De Rigeur-And let it be Of
black sheep, II you please. We're in
ord.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28
Ezl MRS ANNIE THOMPSQNEMl

Vegetable Compound
81 not do my ework.
could lift anything work able
did what the
lowe Il. Pinkham's
il
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28

and Fever is bottle of Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron and quinine in
tasteless form. No cure-no pay. Price, SOC.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-02-28

Any nan may guess a woman's age, but
he never finds it out.-Chicago Daily News.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
lQD0 5 h|l||g
Come Yeae|dOV
QUIET IN BOULDER.
The Nearby Resorts Drew Ost Most Of
The Bouldesitse.

1hs Nearby Resorts Drew O.t Most Of
fhs Bouldssitss.
There was nothing doing IN Boulder
yesterday. Labor day was being cele.
bra.ed 6ttinsly by absolute quie. and
rest. All business houses were closed
for the day. The Colorado & North.
western drew several hundred to its
Labor day celebration at Mont Alto and
the sports and games were we'll attended.
The pie.eating and doughnut devouring
matches caused great excitement. and
little key Morrison, the winner. broke
all records. The pavilion was the scene
OF dancing contests. M.ssrs Teagarden
and Ward were judges OF the games and
Mr c. c. Cook Of the dancing.
Another big celebration took place At
Eldora. to which point many BouIderites
drove in the early morning hours. The
town vas in gala attire and proved very
hospitable to It's visitors. The morning
was given over to various contests such
~ climbing creased poleA catching
creased pigs, pitching quoits. running
a1d horseback racing and the like. The
afternoon was given over to the drilling
contests and an enthusiastic crowd was
present. Fred Yockey of Eldora took
the single hand easily with i6H inches
Roberts. of Central Civ vas an inch be.
bind him. Pitman and Cochran won
the double hand contest with 33N and
the Ardourel brothers Of Crisman took
second money with 3oH inches.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
REeDy-ROMIG.

A very pretty home wedding was thai
OF Miss Zula Reedy and John w. Romis
who were united 10 marriage Monday
afternoon at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs D. ~. Reedy, 1873
Bluff street. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. N. D. Hornbeck At 4
o'clock. only the most intimate friends
Of the contracting parties being present.
The bride wore gown Of white organdie
trimmed with hands Of white satin and
lace and carried BRIDE roses. MISS Mat.
tie Reedy. the 5rides sister. was maid Of
honor and wore white Persian lawn.
Henry Culver was the groom best man.
The house was prettily decorated and
after the wedding dinner was served.
MIR and Mrs Romi1 left on the afternoon
tram for Salt Lake. In about two weeks
they will return and 60 to sekeepine
At Geld Hill The best wishes OF hosts
OF Boulder friends 60 with them.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
DIDN'T HEAR IT.

Patsy O'ssrrsu. ~ lamsss Of the Pcs,
Sarn. severely IsJsrsA.
Patsy O'farreli. lor the past two year,
an inmate Of the county poor farm. val
struck and severely injured by the engine
ot the train from Denver Ia.t night 40 it
reached the Isth street crossing. O'Far.
rell vas seen kneeling on the track by
several passers-by. among whom were
Dick Ching and A. N. Hoover. He
seemed not to hear tn: noise Of the ap.
preaching engine. and though the en-
gineer repeatedly whis.led he did not
move until the tram vas almost upon
him. Then he stepped back but STUN
bled. The cylinder head Of the loco.
mo,ive sxu.k him terrific blow break.
Ing his right leg above the knee and IN
dieting severe scalp wounds. A passing
billy no vas stopped and the injured
man taken TO the University hospital.
He vas resting easier this morning and
viii, probably. recover.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
MEADE THOMAS DEAD.

Meade A. Thomas died yesterday At
his home in Colorado Springs. Mr.
Thomas vas for two years student in
The medical school here and vas very
veil liked by his many friends. He was
member Of sigma A;sha Epsilon and
Omega psilon Phi lraterni,ies. He was
a years Of age and consumption was
the Cause of his death. He vas compelled
to give up his school work last year
on account Of the iaroads Of disease.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
WILL RACE AGAIN.

Newport r. |. Sept. 3-Supporers ol
the Constitution still have hopes thai
the yacht will defend the cup. there |,
NO race today but the committee have
decided to have three more and deciding
races on Thursday Friday and Saturday
Columbia's friends are saus6ed a. they
desire chance to demonstrate thei,
boat ability.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
LOOKED IT OVER.

Harry E. Amolef Of Chicago. = repre-
sentative OIL Royal Trus, company Of
that city. lett Tor the east this morning
after investigating the Boulder street
railway company. Mr. Ambler's com
pany desires to purchase the entire issSs
Of SIoo. 900 worth Of bonds which the
i,cal company is Abou, to issue. His
report will undoubtedly be favorable for
The purchase Of the bonds.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
The PETIENGIll RECITAL.

Miss Bertha Psstsngill gave . recital
Saturday night at the Congreg ational
church and greatly pleased a good.s,zed
aadience. Her work. especially in the
more hum osous selections shows great
talent and proves this Boulder girl to be
great artist She is very graceful
speaker. She was assisted by Miss Clyde
Hall, niece a John A. Hall OF this city.
Miss Hall 10 thoroughly trained must.
eiaa AID this. combined with very pleas.
Ing voice. makes her singing delightful
indeed. Her notes. though strong. are
very full and lack any elemen. Of harsh
ness.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
: CHINESE ARE THERE.

Berlin. Sept. 3-Prinee Chun and h,.
suite arrived today iron Switzerland,
Teey will be quartered IN the Po,tsberg
palace for two days until the cesemoaies
for humbling themselves before the en-
peror are complied With. After thai
they must seek private apartments.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
MUST STAY IN JAIL

Peter and Ida Lamn we're held over
to await trial ., the fall term Of the
district court by Justice Adams This
morning. Evidence was insodsced
showing the killing bat the defense olfes
ed no testimony merely asking that their
Cheats be released on bail. This vas
sefssed and the accused must stay in Ill.
IAAsmuch as they have six little chill.
dren. the case is IN especial , uofortunAte
one. The whole affair osie,rsted and Is
the direct result OF neighboshood gossip.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
THEY WONT PLAY.

Cripple Creek, Sept 3-Disgrsntled
stockholders Of the Pharmacist Mining
company declared that yesterdays cleo
ton. being held on legal holiday, vas
illegal and will not bind. They will sue
to prevent the newly elected directors
from being seated. William Miller. q
defeated candidate heads the movement.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
PEIRlE GOES OUT.

c G. Hickox has bought the Colorado
bakery from its former owner. F. !.
Petrie and will take possession the FRS,
OF next month. Mr. Petrie has suffered
from i'll health for some time past and
sells his business fos that reason. Mr.
H'ckox vas formerly \ partner in the
livery firm Of Little & Hickox.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
CRIED FOR JOY.

Chicago. Sept. 3-Tbe Police today
found big box containing $500 In cash
and $4,000 worth Of jsvelTy stolen from
Hagerman's j.welry store on Thursday.
Hagesman when broaght 10 the station
weps fos JOY and SAID. YESTERDAY | was
Z ruined man. Today ! can begin
basineSs again"
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
LET HIN GO

Weeping Water. Mimi. Sect. 3-Ed
Fingell, tramp, vas caught near here
today and confessed 10 assaulting the
6year old girl Of Walter Berry. He was
strung up BY q mob twice and cut down
each time when nearly dead. Believing
him Insane the mob released him oa his
promise to leave the country.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
WILL ELECT PALMA.

Norfolk. Sept. 3-CenerI Wood sail
ed today for Havana. He said the elee.
Ton for national officers would take place
there IN eight months aud the island
would have its own government in q
year. Prada Palma is the most popular
presidential candidate. with Comes
secood. The governmsn, will have no
debt and halt million dollars in the
trAaeuvv
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
GRANT MAY COME.

Denver. Sept. 3-lf General Fred
Grant isn't reappoinied to active duty IN
the PHILIPPINES be will probably succeed
Gen. Merriam in command Of this de
pastment when Merriam retires In
November. Macarthur is. also.
mentioned 10 succeed Merriam.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
DESTROYED THE FAMILY.

Corning. Sept. l-CrAzed With jeal.
ousy because his vile walked with
aoo.her man. Miles E. German. 4 car
penter. shot and killed his wife. mother.
10 law and daus hter. He then swallow.
ed laudamun and shot himself dying
soon after.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION.
ssass Preparatory ssAsea.

Stats prepsrAssry osAsel
Sehsd opens Sep'suhsr s'A. 1911
Eulraacs esluiaallsu viii Be held o.
rbursday and Friday. September 81
and 9Th At the preparatory bailding. cor
ner OF Pearl and I7th Streets Coarses
in bookkeeping aud business asithmetic
will be offered which will b open 10 III
students. 7o6
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
NO BAIlER YET.

The hai:er is still IN the Mckenzie
veil and barring all progress The
delay may yet be . lengthy one.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
WORK is ON.

St. Losis. Sep, J-The first stake fo'
he s. Louis exposition was driven 70
day in Forest park with appropriate
ceremoaiea President francis was II
charge
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
OVER THE RANGE.

Ed Knapp. John ragssssadt and Harry
Barney left fes ten days trip over the
sangs yesterday. The, carried pro
vieioos ~ pack train. and will journey
Via Buchanan pass.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
TOOK THE EXAM,
Harry P. Gamble jou,sed Deuverward

Harry 7. Gamble )ouYned Denvefwald
Saturday to take searching examina.
ton on military tactics before the mill
tary board there. If the results show
that Mr. CANDLES qualifications are up
70 the high standard required. he will
drop the plain Mr. and substitute the
more soldierly title Of Captain to his
name. The result will not b. known for
some time yet.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
DUTCH TURN TAIL

Middleburg. Soush Africa, Sept 4
The Dutch living near here have offered
their services to Lord Ktcheper. Ki.ch
ener reports immense captures. bat ,ha,
the situation as a whole is unchanged.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
DEAD At LAFAYETTE.

William Ballentyne, miner Of Lafay.
ette, 4s.>AiteAing up horse Saturday
when the anlmal suddenly became frae
tious and kicked him in the abdomea,
Ballentyne died from the effect Of hid
injury Sunday morniAg. He leaves Z
wife and Two children. The funeral will
be conducted BY Undertaker BucAheis
from hts late residence At Lafayette.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
TO REPORT INQUIRY

Washington. Sept. 3-Full reports oi
the Schley inquiry win be furnished.
Three press associations have wires di
rect to the building and fifty reporters
i'll be employed.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
WILL ARBITRATe

Washington. Sep. 3-venesuela and
Soumbiz will arbitrate their differences
and Bosota and Carraeas are now neko-
tiafing to that effect
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
british Lion
Hos l|lnSV00|
POWERS AGREE.

Ssem 70 Units II Csnslaerase tAs Dssrs
Defeated.
Warsaw. Sept. 3--The cssr Will not
meet Kruger 10 Paris as has been sug
gested. Thus Russia joins With France
and Germany in refusing 70 consider
the Beers any longer distinct national.
ity and In recognizing their territory as .
part Of the British empire.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
SILL ANOTHER ONE.

New York. Sept 3-A straw board
trust 10 be known a. the United Box &
Paper company is about to be formed
~ith a capital Of e3o, 1000 900.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
hQIg
Anderson Wl|
CASE GOES OVER.

~ cosssat Il wan bs Tried ssms rins
Next Meath.
Denver. Sept. 3-The third trial ol
w. w. Andesson for sssaulting the edit.
crs Of the Post came up today. His A..
sorneys requested that it be put over un
Ill next month and set for trial then.
This request was granted and the case
1oes t,ver-
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

Lloyd Emery is slightly less feverish
today but is still dangerously i'll. He is
delisous at times. but on the whole his
coalition ID somewhat improved.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

We stand second to no one in oa, liae
Of tablets, states. pencils aad other
school supplies. Paal Raymond. the
bookselles aad sta,ioaer. 1914 I7th street.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
fA1AL RUNAWAY.

Beverly. Mass. Sept 3-Frederick
Warren OF the Warren steamship line
died Today from injuries received in 4
runaway.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
4 GOOD IDEA.

w. /. Whiting Glib long felt van. BY
estahliShias bis B,aldes- Beaver mess.
eager service. Boulder citizens can have
errsnds faithfully aud htelliGsntly pr
formed Il any tine ID Dslves hssea'
ger h,sea will b placed at various
ssssss 10 town BY meaas Of which MI
Whitisg's services can be procured.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

Adam Weber yesterday slowed =
string Of twenty speckled beauties. the
evidence Of his proves With the hook.
They we're caught below Nederland.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

Joe Mitchell coal, best ia the market,
I3Im CHAMBKRs & HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

Miss Straston was \ passenger fos
Denver this morning. She GOES to sttead
= meeting Of Weliesley alumnae there
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
|S|ee| Strikers
More DISCOUI(Qed
MEN ARE WORKING.

II All Plaats Mes Are 0esag nask 4
work.
Pitssburg. Sept. 3-Today's develop.
men.s are discouragtas for The strikers.
Expert laea are going back to the tin
plate works. One hundred men are In
the tube n,lls and imported men are n
work In the steel pulp works At Morn.
nesen.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

Joe Mitchell ceaI. best in the market.
CHAMBERS & HALL.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03
ADDITIONAL locals.

Mr. Reeve Chipman has accepted .
position ia the Office OF Dimmitt & Mar.
ray o! Denver and is now located there.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

w. w. Porss arrived from Denves this
morning With his son Charles. Who viii
attend the university here this viases.
NJ Bors, is receiver OF the DeaveS.
Lakevook & Golden railway. and came
up to see Colenel Sanderson. with vhoo
hs used to ehum way back In he sixiies.
Daily camera., 1901-09-03

The many irienos Of Al Cillef will Be
pleased 10 hear that he has 70 far reeov
cred from his recent Sickness - 70 Be
able to be out for short time Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
FOR MALL MISSION WORK.
AT A RECEPTION GIVEN BY
MRS. DCNHAM

Mrs George Howell Dunham pave a reception
yesterday afternoon her home. No 70 West
Eighty-hrst-st, at which Mrs Charles H. Park
the guest Of honor The drawing room was
effectively decorated with American and French
flags and filed with American Beauty and
La France roses
Mrs Parkhurst made the opening address. in
which she appealed for l.275 TO make up the
balance Of the required carry on the work
for this year. Mrs E Monet Tyng followed Mrs
Parkhurst with a detailed account OF the success
OF the mission along the line Of temperance work
especially with the children Of France. She said
that the menace Of alcoholism was far greater
than the menace OF the sword. The next speaker
Dr. F. B. Rossiter, said: We must find the
branch that will sweeten the waters Of France. as
just at this time France is the bitter water Of
all nations" He considered that the remedy lay
IN the liberal circulation OF the Scriptures. Twen-
ty-nine years ago IL difficult thing 10 find a
Bible in France, but now. through the instru-
mentality OF the McAu Mission. II could be found
In many houses Of the poor DR.. Rossiter brought
with him map TO indicate the various McAu sta
tions, eighteen Of which scattered throughout
Paris. During the reception which followed the
programme Miss Dorset. the treasurer received
a number OF generous subscriptions toward the
fund. Mrs Dunkam assisted in receiving by
Mrs. S. B. Rossiter. Mrs. r ". Tying Mrs John
c. Coleman. Mrs William Lanson Mrs Josiah c.
Pumpelly Miss Gregory. Mrs Walden Mrs J. ?
Truesdell and Mrs. r. Clarence Dorset. Tea was
served by Miss Ethel Pratt. the Misses Dunham
the Misses Rosster and Mrs. Campbell
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
BELL TELEPHONE DEFEA TED.
DECISION IN THE BERLINER PATENT
CASE RENDERED IN MASSACHUSETTS,.

Boston. Feb. 2L-Judge Brown. of the United
States Circuit Court, to-day decided against the
American Bell Telephone Company in the famous
Rerliner patent case. The suits the Bell com
pany against the National Telephone Manufactur-
Century Telephone Company brought to restrain
respondents from selling. using making tele-
phones telephoric apparatus with the micro
pany for past use. manufacture and sales. upon
the ground that such use. manufacture or sale was
an infringement OF patent
The cases were argued before Judge Brown
year and half ago. and as they related 70 the
same patent-the micrOphone-were put In together
and were tried If they were one case.
The Berlner patent has been considered OF
the most important held by the Bell company. and
patent is the same one that has been before the
Bell Telephone Company. where II was held that
the Patent Office.
The whole case turns upon the validity OF this
patent, the defence having set up. among other
allegations. the invaldity OF the patent, it's lack
or invention, anticipation and non-patentabity-
IL Is understood that an appeal Will De made
to the United States Supreme Court upon this ap-
peal
The news OF the victory the Bell company
by the National Telephone Manufacturing Com
pany was read with satisfaction yesterday by local
independent companies The decision looked
upon as heavy blow 20 the Bell company and its
can Bell Telephone Company cared TO discuss Judge
Browns decision yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
SEES HARM IN CAGES ACTION.
EXPORTER THINKS IT WILL ENDANGER TRADE
RELATIONS WITH EUROPE UNLESS RECALLED

EXPORTER THINKS 1T WILL ENDANGER TRADE
RELATIONS WITH EUROPE UNLESS RECALLED.
Our firm shipped last year to Russia $4,000
worth OF industrial products said G. vintschger
president Of Markt & Co.. Limited No. 1s3 West
St, yesterday. Other firms have like figures TO
show. which demonstrates how little Americans ap-
preciate the value of their Russian exports really
amounting 10 many millions a year. The reason
the amount has been so constantly underestimated
is tnat much Of this trade is down in our
statistics TO the credit of Germany and England
Russia is distinctly long credit country. Amer
leans dislike waiting six months for their money
so they sell on cash basis to German and Eng
lsh houses, who resell TO Russian houses time
payments.
Thus, if one could determine the real value Of
our direct and indirect exports 10 Russia one
would find that the figures would be twice as large
as the present estimate Manufacturers now ap-
preclate for the first time that the Dingley tariff.
as II stands, is beginning 10 work against their
interests. The present controversy with Russia
has set them TO thinking about the advisability OF
wisely moderating our protective tariff on manu-
tactured articles | have received a large number
of responses my circular my associates in the
export trade which issued last week. Secretary
Cages decision in the Russian tarif case was
warmly criticised in these letters We fell that
his action a mistake. and unless he recalls
his decision our future trade relations with all
Europe will be endangered
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
PARIS DRESSMAKERS' PARADE.
correspondence of The Pall Man Gazette

Paris correspondence of The Pail Mall Gazette
The liveest animation prevails | write on the
boulevard and in the streets in the Immediate
ueig hborhood of the Place de IOpera. The
Is the dressmakers' strike. which began among the
men. of them foreigners in the tailor made
costume trade. and now threatens to spread the
thousands of women employed in every branch Of
dressmaking The meeting of the strikers held this
afternoon the Bourse du Travail was largely at
tended by women. At its close they marched back
along The boulevard to the headquartRrS Of tbe
centre. The passing OF these women and girls in
compact groups, which took up almost the entire
breadth of the pavement, provided the badhuds
with a highly appreciated spectacle The strikers
evidently found il difficult to present as serious a
appearance the occasion might he supposed 10
demand. Unfaggtng animal spirits are among the
everybody will have observed who has watched
them during their luncheon hour. when they in
wade the streets in search OF -'Cornet de
and all the afforded by their only play
ground. AS thev returned from the Bourse To the
scene of their labors they inclined succumb
the temptation to regard their expedition as an
amusing outing. Laughing, giggling. chattering
testing iostlfng, they Dlaved urankS on one n
At times they would make an attempt 10 rise to
the occasion with shouts of ''NiVe la greVe"' to
which the lockers on. immensely amused respond
ed with cries of ''NVent les couturiaresI' and
''Viven les petites feTrmeSi' The efforts made by
the more nery spirits among them start the
singing or revolutionary songs. Of the "Interna-
larly successful. these ncendiary refrains giving
way after early breakdown the ditties popu-
lar at present in the music halls. The procession
made brave show for. though not all the cou-
of them boast at least la beaute du diable and
they dress with infinite taste. Every rank in the
calling was represented, from the premieres who
make their f20 a month. and who are arrayed with
trottins and the pert arpetteS-as the apprentices
style themselves in their own peculiar tongu,L
New-York tribune., 1901-02-28
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A TISSUE PAPER PATTERN OF WOMAN $
ETON JACKET. NO. 3.757. FOR COU-
pom AND u CENTS.

The Eton in all its forms is a pronounced IA
vorite OF the season. The smart little model Illus
trated belongs to the belted variety and is ex-
ceedingIy fashionable well generally be-
coming The original IS made Of castor colored
broadcloth with a OF white and trimming Of
panne. and makes part Of costume but all suit
ing materials appropriate and the same de-
sign IS adapted TO separate wraps Of cloth silk
The back is smooth and fits snugly. and is Joined
10 the fronts by underarm cores The fronts are
fitted snugIy 10 the darts but beyond that point
are elongated TO form short stoIes. The narrow
vest is stitched the fronts at the dart line
included in the neck and shoulder seam and
blouses slightly over the belt The belt that Is