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brick" POuEROI TrNNEI >OID.
bring, Only ss.IOO at Forced sale Its Re
markable History.

DFHvFR. Col March , The famous At
lantic and Pacific Tunnel, started In 1850 by
Mark VI tBriCkl Pomeroy. and which L. now
Z. 800 feet long. piercing the main range Of
the Rock ., near Georgetown, was sold to-day
10y u special COMMISSIONED Of the Chaucety
court for s4.ip This tunnel enterprise has
Al wonderful history POuIeruV was pub
lishng PoutrOys Dcm0crdf at Lacrosse
when he became Interested In III" tunnel.
lIc organized a tunnel company and a rail-
road company and planned to make a for
tuur out pt The mineral veins cut by tue
tunnel aud buili a railroad 10 the Pacific.
the tunnel being built t. have room for a
double track line
lie, stopped q" DsmG,crdt and started The
weekly Great West in Denver Subscribers
got tunnel shares and he sold hundreds of
thousands of dollars worth In addition. but
the mineral veins did not pan out and on his
death IA. company became embarraS-ed
Iiugation followed and ended In to-daN's -ala
4 company ha~ been organized TO complete
tn. tunnel and lan-e Il to railroads. the tunnel
company reserNins the mineral veins cut,
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SNORT sac ~ THE TELEPHONE BOy.
Costs }. y, Bachc & Co. SisA and the Boy III,
Light Dollar Job.

This notice has been posted on the bull
le,in board Of the Cotton Exchange
We hereby revnG" power given 70 Roy
Newman - act IA any capacity for US OF. the
New Norb Cation Exchange. as lie - 40
longer employed by us
j. : BACHk 4 60
W = Nullman. representing Bach a
Go said that Newman had been the tol"-
phone boy - the tirm at the Cotton Exchange
upon a salary of - a week ON f.b p he
sold l1 bales OF cotton short without au-
thurity. unmlualy for j s Hscho y Co but
really. according TO Mr Nu!iiuan, for his
own speculative account 4 loss OF SlSa
accrued on the short sllc, which tho Arm
made good. at the same time diNchareing
Newmhn
thing TO sly for h'irs,lr. Mr. Nollman srid
that he had declared that be made the sale
tlruurh u mistake
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JOVES % oHI, too BR0kE
IA, Accumulated s,a7 ,sa Iiahuiti-, q, q
staskhrnLrr In NrM Nnrk

70 fhN' Jones'. hf'A'f AZ - ~ 40 'f'"'
h'rd a I"l'i"" DO hhhAf II''F Yesterday
Nth r,bIt't.. AZ gss and nominal a.s.'.
,,,,s "a. -.,.l, a..
'' -" ' -
notes. SLIGO -'u'k 100 trade at luH Ia sal"
street. chicago 300 due from tarIor. p,ssr.
- A., 49, 49,, ~ .
s"r'"h " '"''' s'''-No '"' '"'' ''"'''
whom Live I'm chicago among IA. latter heinz
IA. Wa,re C~1m"is.iIn C.wn,rv see 90
Miller kathb,ur A 4. $40 IA. N Nr,or.
e.. e. .r.d'.r- ~. q Nil. A. Al
"" r''t,,,n, ..'.,r, rr,t' . - ,
-, E,Idt.ry " tod
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william Sa'ouon. chairman Of iI" BOARD
Of Director. 81 a." NIlttuo!r and ohio Rail
foii. formally announced Yesterday that
q majority a. M" stock ~ a." ti"yclapl.
l,r,Iu aud Wheeling Railroad had been
Iur,hg,,d hy lL' u 4 - COMPANY Nh
Suiuu,u declined to 20 into details r"sHrdlug
m. trgu.qttIuu. b.' Il H. mtuuat,i from
other n.thprlt tiiyo -p4r,c- that TIM ur'uI-
-;luu B., uui, par ol 70 -rh"ur dHsrgu"d 10
strengthen ~" T. y ~ ~ ~" or coal terri
iDTr ui Nrs' NIr.rIi iu" two ~-Nstoiu-
contract - B"Iltlrn. and IN" Cleveland and
Iorlln', rtiu Itur terminal ~ Bridgeport.
Ohio. - dig',th u,ru-- ~" OHIO El'cr from
tho y 4 o.. '"rmraIl a. Nh"'lH.
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Withdrawal Of Prepaid RAILROAD orders.

For more than two wears the practice fol
Lowed by Western railroads oi issuing pre-
mid orders ON their Eastern connections
i,r ~. uru tI,k't- has Caus"d friction uuId
had feeling bet vccu certain lines iu agree
inrit ma, been reached which, u l. believed,
vli rIryrut trouble uf this Kind In the future
Mir lamcs Charlton. chairman ~ ia" Tram
Continental Passenger Association. has 'rii
~ formal motto" to Chairman Donald 81 lu'
a., tr1l Passenger As-iciatiou that all Of
tL, road. west of the Missouri River nave
agreed to withdraw their prepaid "rd'rS
,rnnu IHstrru territory AT once
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franklin .Iudrc. In snL TOWN..

Inauguration Day was celebrated nv tho
Justices Of the Appellate Division IN BroohlNn
YESTERDAY. who for the trst time wor" th"ir
now six gov ~ Til" court room was nilsd
with laNl "r~ when court ,oprl"I Tor IA"
m nprrrd 20 IA" public a ho'ugrtuhcr
tonk ttr'urr OF the i've Justice, which -
To- hr placed IN ,hHinh'r~ jb-'''' ''h|~
,,,',r,,,,I nj nj ease In M, gown Thu Iu-
"'nnil,i me rrmurk hc made last week ~ IA"
r"ursr 81 an udd-"s- A. a diuucr given hN IL"
R,r ,s-nciltIuu In honor of JG~t,"" Edgay
NJ cullen. - ths eject that uneasy - IN"
farm, that NyHr- Il gown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

BROOKLYN Fire Insurance Men Talk over the
water Question Mr. Coler Drops In.

Representatives Of tho fre Insurance COM
ranies IN Brooklyn met in the rooms of the
Manufacturers A,sociation at l9s Montague
street. Brooklyn. yesterday afternoon and
discussed the water supply question They
unanimously adopted a resolution favorin2
the proposcd storage reservoir at Forest
Park Former city Works Commissioner
Alfred r White was elected to carry the
resolution to Albany apd he will. -ndeavOr
TO secure favorable legislation on the matter
The BROOKLYN League end the Manufacturers
Association are IN favor OF the scheme and
Park Commissioner hrower L. opposed to tho
use Of any portion of Forest Park FOR a storage
Reservoir
Comptroller Bird : Culer heard Of the
meeting, and. hearing that 1t was IN the IN
terc~t Of RamapO. lie entered the room when
he wa~ informed OF the object OF the meeting
he said Ia" was pleased and a. the RsInapo
question did not come up he reirained from
sIplkluu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

Anti Iynching Law to Be Tested on Nob
Leaders Who Hanged white Man.

MoWir. Ala. March 8 Several arrest.
have been mad" of members OF the mob
which GA "Wednesday last lynched John
Knox. whitc. iur killing his Young step
son Great interest - taken IN this ease.
owing to the fact that II VIII AFFORD = good
means of testing 100" A~nil-lNu'hlNE Law
tt,N. Long u A'tuI ury-tiCu"rii N,tlurg
Will urr~onaIIV conduct tho PROSECUTION at
tho tritl OF q . men, VhicI viii take lace on
next Friday at scranton
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TOVG ISLAND STEiMFRS BOJGHTy
IL II said That PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Has Got
the Manhansett and Long island.

NEW LONDON. Conn. March lit is re-
ported that representatives OF the Psnnsyl-
wanna Railroad Company have been nesotia-
,ing Tor tho purchase of the passenger steamer
MAnhauscti. II i also reported thnt tho rail-
road Companv has hOu sit ia" steel steamer
long Island that cost 'G' uH When new.
The Nauh9nscti ana Long Island have
boon plyiVg hrt wr'n New London ana lunr
Islam ports tor several years ant have been
controlled bv rival ConpanieF. Ia" purchase
OF tho two steamers bv the p"uusylvauig
Railroad will civ" the latter a monupolv of
iae mail and passenger service between New
London and towns across Long Island sound.
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N, RpurII Iooh INTO "sOrT swaps"


Police Commissioner Murphy announced
yc,tardlv 'hat hn intended To look INTO tho
method ~ lppoIu'uS men 20 detail work
L. was pul'.rt uu' t. him on Slflrdly that
tn" soft snaps" Iu the department. went ELI
tirrly toy favor or 10y iutlDruurHt- even more
persuazlve. md b." has sine" called tor 4
- OF all tura drtalct To- special dItv with
Iariiculars az 10 the length 81 service AMI
The period DURING which each has boon doing
detailed work When he ."t- this list col.
Murphy says he VIII have something 10 SAY.
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I,,1,,,d Increase In southern RAILWAY Divi-
lepd,

general belief prevails m Wall street
that a." dividend on southern Railway pre-
trrr,d ,nnrc, will bee advanced - u I per cent.
i,1sl. al the meeting of the directors ~ NIX
,ItN trNt friday The --latest rc'ni-auutInl
dividend declared on the preferred stock
of thi- company was D. per cent IN or'cHl
.tatrm.nt ct southern Railway earnings
md cNp,rerS for IN" seven months eidlui'
Jan n. 1891. shows net earning" amounting
10 80 LX5. 80, an increase OF sJsy,slo
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Raritan'. Postmaster 10 he Elected.

Nrw Bm NsWi,K. y. j. March The
fsh, for tho PoStma-'rr-hip Of the town of
Eurltan Is 80 hot that Congressman Howell.
Who Represents VIZ" Third district, has de-
ended 10 lp, fur voter decide winch Of 10"
Two ,uad.du'.~. james } MrGI"gOr and
} " Iirir. NOV prefer for tho uI!c" Each
ma, strong tracking The election vii To-
lnll uu March 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

Ahtg water man which supplies Navonu", y.
J ,NtL'Rtt,r~iraugii r1Aru jh"ler-'N m".d-
,wS u.tr the r"nu~Nlvnu'a Ruiz 'ad "a >u"-
dav and ~. town water ~'I',lE lad Q" h"
ont on wilde ttc hr'tN was bong - Ur"i
TO tr.yldr iur such q contingency ia uI'"
Ils Al hrlp-"1ur-IcIgNh,r e~grHru"Ni VITA
,I,r-ol CIV and a. rT rlNri = Temporary slp-
ply ui water ~ an old mann iTpiu thcre,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

The Ihuii"- hudru,S Building Company
of $50 Iif'h ayeuu" hl- mad" iu assignment
To- Charles \udru--. who w., the treasurer
mud Iaurrti utua."I IFthuilno VI A.
I.I-~ IT, H. President ana ,n1rl"- hudru--.
81. ,rrrr.Iry IN" 'uiuptny NI- moor.
ruriird ou nov o.. i.tI. WITH q capital stock
uf S...rur Charles. \udgl,' iI,d 4 uo'It az
IN hluL fiptt, uu lGlr -. l,Ft. with l!lhIi-
ttlr- slr - aud -..p. "fusutly received a
d-,n,rg" TIE Iti'lI'i"- are reported 20
4--.ts 49,
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..ir, Wandered Ia MuIbcrr street.

Manic Cr4l'. 10 r" T. cd, % ~ Ma li-on
.'r.,r. at--Npt md k,l" los NntouIn 1rvlto.
ot - - jyar 'r''t, 81 Nni',rry ont Biyurd
trc,i tlry TIA. iuoruius.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

The eight rlpiu clothes men who were
supposed To- be- watching ~ hey street when
District At'"rucy PAhhtn rlidcd ~ two weeks
ago. had another priv at session with Justice
Jerome yesterday
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,ugLTlyG co. CASE ARGrED
usuff, 'tsT st'siss ~
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rsa lnss asfaas. Fss=s-sss s~f-s
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" .'It pr"iHc" c~Niden'" nav there
o.. son 'h Arrangement oh We r."
20" r.I' 10 snow aus. ledN' was !
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."f'r''!' l'dlh lhat TIE NppH |
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son as ''" Nlt"-O hanC"lor had con
..'i .' .ilN'n. ne SAID Ia" was f.td} 10 |
100 -'s. m,nt' N The motion Y" nah" The
i''uP'rhr Injunction, Restraining ~" de-
"it ,"Nyluh, permanent Nhcr"ur"n /
$500 iht,'shh'i, b'san "" nlslineht
'' l''l,10 ie d'.ih,'d thh' " was
.-a' HAII M1ftMLlf~ a. that made hN the |
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fiInofcrtts. Organs, 81.
fEnofortrs. Organs, sc.
WEBER
P 0S

A Weber Piano costs you a little more than
most Others, but the extra cost viii be the best
part Of your investment. /, is the tone OF 4
Piano that gives it value and settles lis grade
as musical instrument. Everything about a
Piano. from its scale to is case, If properly
constructed, has a part in the making Of this
ton4l quality. 1t is because each big and little
part OF Weber Piano IS absolutely ~iaultlesS,
scale, that the WEBER TONE is un-
eIualed. 1t isn't merely mechanical skin that
secures this result; its something akin to
genius.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-03-05

RrFFNo. March 4-Warshw. Wyoming
county. has lost the plant oi IA" Empire salt
Works through nIe. The total loss is about
$4,000.
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Nantrd 10 turchasr.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID '0I ~,.atntS - hous-.
OF fs's btku AaN i.I Ncs1 80 o., AASa~As
slS5 -aSth St
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WEBER
5th Ave, cor. 10th ST., New York.
o05 Fulton ST., Brooklyn.

BARGAlNS- "A prght pianns. 100 upw ard moro
value for money than elsewherc guaranteed. square.
a2v Upward. rented, cxcAan sed. tasy payments
t~HRISrMAA, - last l4th 81
BARGA lN-BeauufuI mahogany Upright every
impTo ,emeut feh tone. only 800 StrluWhy, SaCtI-
fee bIlDIF'N, East l+ih.
AKGAlNS-U plight plsnos. sl2j upward Stein
way,Sl60. NINTERkOGu. los EGSt lstn St. branch.
s6 SA aN.
COMMON PIaNOS-GuAIanieed h!gn grade. easy
tsrms: Secondhand bargains. renAng. exchanging
repairing I East <2d 81
We have SECOND HAND PIANOS rented and
rr,arni-hed. worth from 500 NJ The Hartnnnist Is
the beet piano player Ia the market Higher "a price
than uthet-, but the best AMERICAN IlANu
MFG. co. Seymour Bidg s2d II aud 5th aV.
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n esHtp CellsGt


.I,
Daily camera., 1901-01-29
WOMEN'S CLUB ITEMS.

The Saturday meeting was a success
in the matter of attendance and subj ject
matter. Two good and very interesting
papers were given by Mrs Hornbeck
and DR.. Mary Arnett which we're follow.
ed by discussion. There was great
deal OF interest shown and groups OF
women remained talking over plans for
work long after adjournment. A large
number of new members came in. The
school room decorative committees have
as chairman Mrs w. v. Casey. These
committees are composed of the follow
ing members:
Censorship Committee = Mesdames
Sanborn. Duane, Wilder, and Cowie.
Visiting Commlttee-Aesdames Co.
man, DeLong, asd Walker.
At the meeting Of the club next Sat
urda the articles Of incorporation will
be acted upon. and the question of a seal
symbol and color discussed. Any de.
sign must have the words " Women's Club
Of Boulder" upon it. 1t is hoped that .
characteristic, beautiful and dignified
design may be submitted.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

The patronage OF the Colorado SAM.
tarum continues on the increase. We
are informed today that nearly every
room is filed with guests. The demand
for the health foods is increasing daily
as the public becomes acquainted more
aud more with the fact that these goods
are manufactured from the most carefully
selected cereals and that nothing in the
way of soda baking powder, ammonia, or
other chemicals are used in their manu-.
facture. 1t is the intention Of the man
agement to acquaint our people more
fully with the superiority Of these foods,
and we take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of our readers to the local notices
which will appear elsewhere in these
columns from time to time.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Enthusiasm runs high in the Physical
Culture class. Several more ladies en-
rolled in the evening class last night
Those who come to visit are delighted
and join the class. Mothers come to
bring their delicate daughters and enjoy
it so much they. too. become pupils.
Some come in from the country, and Mrs
S. Cooke cones down from Wall
Street TO get advantage Of this helpful
culture. Glasses meet Mondays and
Thursdays at 7:3o.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

At 1880 an alarm was turned in and
quickly responded to by the FIRE depart
ment. Connection was quickly mad. at
the p ug at Pearl and 18th and water
was pouring onto the Keeler block in
less than minute. The fire caught by
defective 6ue in the rear of the store
and over the store house stocked with
vegetables and groceries in cases. The
loss TO Keeler & Sons was cons.d rable,
mainly caused by water, poured through
a hole cut 10 the roof. Carpets were
deluged with water to some extent and
the loss may reach $1,000 or $1,000.
Keeler & Sons were amply insured.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Boulder had four cases of small pox
and they were confined to one family.
The house was strictly quarantined and
Or Cattermole, the county ph, sician.
took every needed precaution. the in
fsc,ed house being just outside the city
limits, and therefore, county charge.
Now, the last case has recovered and
everything is serene once more At no
tine was any other house infected and
the disease came here by a member Of
the family being stricken with it at
Denver where he was temporarily
employed.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29
AhiRhtfui Blunder.

Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world. will kill the
pain and promptly heal it Cures Old
Sores, Fever Sores. Ulcers Boils, Eel.
ons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Best
Pile cure on earth. Only IS cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Streamers 3
drug store.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Bishop Chrysostrom Ma,z of this do
cese and our own Father Chrysostrom
meet every year on the anniv :rsaiy OF the
saint for whom they took their pries,ly
name. The good bishop came over yes
terday and there was a cordial meeting
of the Two prelates. The students of the
parochial school utilized the opportunity
to presen. Father Chrysostrcm with a
magnificent stole, part Of the vest.
mems OF his holy Office.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29
A Monster Devil Fish

Destroying its victim, is a type of Con
s,ip alton. The power of this murderous
ralady is felt on organs and nerves and
muscles and brain. There's no health
till it's overcome. But DR.. Kings New
Life Pills are safe and certain cure
Best in the world for Stomach, Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels. Only 75 cents at
Streamer's drug store.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Erie miners have wisely decided tha,
such mines as pay the union scale de.
mapded can work to the extent of sup
plying the wagon trade. This decision
is an important one to Boulder, which is
dependent on wagon coal. large portion
of which comes from the Shana ahan mine
and the Rosser lease at Marshall.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29
In Glaso Jars.

''N y rumored that the pure 4ooA
cranks are after the Chicago peok-
er.," said the first Texas steer. TO
have them put their beef up in giass
instead Of tins. hereafter"
"Well?" remarked the second steer.
indifferently.
We'll, wouldn't that jar yuar-
Catholic Standard and TimsA
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Gentlemen who have put in domestic
telephone service at Greeley and Evans
are locking over Boulder in quiet way.
They will ask from the city council for a
franchise 10 put in purely local line
here They say they can give frs,
class local service tor 81 a month.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

w. H. Thompson. former cashier of
the First National bank and now holding
an equally important position in a
Pueblo bank, was in town today.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Manager Dennison OF the Gold Mug
get. who made championship score OF
eighty.seven at bowling ten pins at
Boulder Club yesterday. said that the
Nugget is doing finely. 1t recently came
into body of rich ore. The Nugget is
one Of the best properties on Left Hand
creek, in the same section as the Prus-
sian, Slide and the Sunshine bonan1as.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Mrs Laura Wood opened her class
in china painting January 3rd. Lesson
days Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur.
days at 1920 Walnut street, opposite
Bowen hotel. 774t
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

BY Rev. Camden CobuIn at Denver
yesterday the popular "Cap" Jones,
properly known az Ernest Jones was
married to popular little Boulder lady
Mrs Hover. nee Mary Dustin. Mr. and
Mrs Jones are home again and will short
ly 60 to housekeeping.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

A. J. Macky writes from Michigan that
his sister has improved and that he will
be home this week. He writes that be
has not seen clear day since he arrived
there and longs for the bright sunshine
OF Boulder,
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

DR.. P. T. Smith. the we'll known Den.
yer physician and owner of Wall Street
properties, this county, was in town to-
day DR.. Smith is interested in the
Dirigo sale elsewhere mentioned in this
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Persons living in high attitudes have
d fficul,y in cooking foods. They should
use Colorado Sanitarium foods which are
cooked ready for use. Try Granola
Granose and Zwieback.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

William Hill, the Denver contractor
who built the new high school building
and the handsome Harbeck residence
here, is dead. Mr. Hill is said to have
left quite an extensive property to his
only son.
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FOR THE LADIES.

Having recovered from my severe
illness, l am now prepared at 773I 10Th
street, between Pine and Hill. TO do all
kinds Of dress making again. Mrs
Mary +. Huffman.
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rra..port.tio. De.ir,a.

Samuel, l think we will be more GER
tain to get away without detection il
We slope on a railway train"
Well ask your father to get rs .
paas. Chicago Record.
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Board of Trade meeting tonight.

The Preps play the East Denver
high school basket ball at the armory
Friday night.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Remarkable gains in flesh and strength
are the rule where Sanitarium Health
Foods are used. Try Granola, Granose,
and Zwieback.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

We have some OF oul best Silk and
Wool Shirt Waists lett that we must
sell. Cost will not be considered.
254t THE FAIR. H. H. CLARK.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Every day some man or men drop in
to order Bryan's "Commoner" With either
the Camera or Tribune. Every Demo
crat needs these papers in his business
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

East Denver has the best high school
team in Denver and their game with the
Preps Friday night promises to be 4
good one,
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A Victim Of Hard Luck,

Hewitt-I've always been unlucky.
Jewett-Is that so?
H<witt-Yes, even the hrst girl eves
propossd TO accepted me.-Town Top
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Curtis Tucker, formerly a popular
clerk here, is over from Telluride to
shake of the grip.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Poard of Trade meeting tonight. I'm.
portant business
Daily camera., 1901-01-29
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.

All dogs running At large will be treat.
ed as prescribed in article z, section l,
of the city ordinances.
L. P. BASS,
786t City Marshal.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Does the use Of coffee hurt you? Try
the delicious substitute, Caramel-Cereal.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

Real estate loans,
j. W. RICHARDSON.
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Oren B. Pancost and Miss Patience E.
White, both Of Culbertson, have been
licensed to wed.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29
MUSIC.

We have the latest hits in instrumental
and vocal music from eight publishing
houses. X. M. CROSBY & Co.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

St Margaret's Guild will meet on
W ednesday with Mrs. Fine.
Daily camera., 1901-01-29

The local oratorical contest will occur
at the Presbyterian chur h Friday night
Daily camera., 1901-01-29
<" Watat Waste
Makes Woeful Want. =

It Is as s'asteful not to secure qvhat
you need and might hae'e IS It Is to squan-
der qvhat you already possess. Health is
a priceless possession. You can secure it
and keep It by taking Hoods Sa,sapanAa
aDhieh puefies the Blood, cures disease. and
6rvigorates the whole system.
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