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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-14
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Valuable Residence
For Sale

The valuable property No. 1903 Elm
Street. containing 1860 sd it., 100 #.
front on Elm ST., 1866 TT. deep, upon which
is house of 10 rooms, bath room and
laundry, with set tubs. supplied with hot
and cold water; house is heated by fur
mace, lighted by gas and has fireplaces IN
three rooms; barn with stalls. This
property is valuable as a gentleman's resi-
dence, being within 200 TT. of the beautf-
full Elm Park, and near Cedar and Pleas
ant Street electric cars, or as an invest
ment, as the frontage of lots will admit of
another house. Also the vacant lot south
side of Elm ST., and directly opposite No.
1903, 62x12O IT., containing TAO so. #. Also
the valuable property on Green St, near
Franklin, and adjoining, the B. & A. r..
r., 81 #. frontage on Green ST., and con-
tains upwards of 10000 sd. TT. land, with
buildings well rented. This property of
fers an unusual opportunity for investors,
as in this locality buildings are in great
demand. For further information inquire
LEVI LINCOLN, Trustee,
M 103 Elm ST.
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TO RENT for 800 per month to desirable
party during temporary absence of fam
ily handsomely furnished house. in best
location. appointments most complete.
Apply at 30 Trowbridge Road. tfO9
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TO RENT - An upper tenement Of
rooms, bath room. hot ana cold water.
at 81 Penefit, st. Inquire Edwin ElHred
4 Co., "a Front st. tfAu
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CALIFORNIA
EXCURSIONS

excursions TO California, leaving Chicago
every Friday night-from Boston every
Thursday-oyer the Illinois Central r. r.,
for Los Angeles and San Francisco, via.
Omaha and the scenic line Of the world.
passing through the grandest scenery OF
the Rocky. Sierra Nevada and the
Tehachapi Mountain ranges. and through
such tourist points as Colorado Springs.
Pueblo. Salt Lake City, ogden and Sac
ramento. ALL THE GRANDEST SEEN
&c FEATURES BY DAYLIGHT. For
illustrated advertising matter. rates. res
ervation of berths and all further infor-
nation apply to ]. c. Clair, New England
Agent, Illinois Central r. r., 2ss Wash
ington St. Boston Mass. Sm
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FOR RENTAL Gilman ST.. tenement
of rooms. with all modern conven-
fences. Apply 22S West st. Telephone
1924 If
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Beautiful loca-
ton, Pleasant, Lenox and Beeching SITS.
all Improvements: choice lots; new
houses for rent or sale; prices reasona-
ble. Telephones. James II. Rowland
III State Mutual Bldg.
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NEW HOUSES worth your Inspections:
special inducements this month James
H. Rowland. III State Mutual Building.
Telephone 1865.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

ON JULY 10. 1901,
And thereafter the SAVINGS BANKS IN
Worcester Will
CLOSE ATsP. N. .
+. Bank hours on satRrasx-uncha1gsds1
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HARRIET L. GRAY-superior .-eatmen.
hair. scalp, face: manicure. Room 81
Frg Main Of
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Colonel Ruddygore-"what did I do,
last night?'
Hotel Clerk-'You got drunk and shot
a man"
Colonel Ruddygore-"Is that all?
was afraid I had insulted somebody;
thanks"
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New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad

Eastern District Worcester Divisionl
Trains LEAVE ! !" wSoRt;EsTER =. tcIlows;
FOR FROvIDRNCF. WoONSOCkEEITr'
MI;.J.PU1y WHITINs. UxBRlI2t1slETs
HIL ,,,5., ! {, q al .Os. N I.
M; u. "a sq.sS. so. 'siO tsteambcat *
press), 6N, T.5S 1910 D. m, sunday
trains leave at 7.s5. 1913 a, M ana ~
FOR NEW yoRK-via stoningtnr T.ne.
except Sundays-"s.iO p. m: heturn-s
Leave New York 600 p. m. daily except
ffsHoRr IINE DIVISION. H.,
FOR NORWICH AND AND ME y =, '1 :, y poN-
FOR WEBsTER-s.40. s.S5. h.iS q ms
100. 4.4b, 80 q. 90 p. m. ,,w.
FOR SoUTHBRIDGE-s4o sB HE a.
M; 4lb. 800 p. m. -xn .Ayv,
FOR PUTNAM WILLIMAETIC AMP
HARTFORD-e.40 80 MT A'V@ $50
FOR NEWBURGH.-s.E a. N.
express trains.
eeStop on signal. -
intermediate stations see local time Ia
bles. furnished at ticket once -,
NEW YORK-Via Norwich Dine-ITrsslm
leaves Worcester at 500 p. m, conr scIn4
at New London with steamer cqe NsM
York at q. m. Returning steemeiIss
leave New York from new pier 30 Nortn
River, at $50 p. m. daily, except sundayA
mst,or Al JIy at Union station or at CITY
Ticket once o. r. RAwsoN, AGENT ssI
Maia St.. Worcester, Mass. Telepnons
NO &C. KENDALL. Gen Pass. Aren't
G. PETER CLARK. oere-ai tnpt.
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MILLINERY

WILL BE PLEASED to show original
designs and copies of imported hats.
Mrs. John Gardner IL Chandler St. I'm
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FACIAL AND BUST MAssAGE-Hair
dressing. manicure. electric treatment
Room IS. Knowles building. Mics Helen
johnson. Nine. Mays toilet articles
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WANTED-C makers and men to
run straight and irregular moulders.
Apply to the ]. C. Walsh Co., Pleas
ant St, Providence. R. I. IA
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FOR SALE-Newton Square, good house
lots 5000 to 5000 square feet. Zoe to 14c.:
cheapest in the city; investigate. James
H Rowland. III State Mutual Bldg.
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HAIRDRESSING, ETC.

HAIR DRESSING -Wigmaking a special
ty, facial massage. superfluous hair re-
moved by electricity. Miss c. Kennard,
3S7 Main.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE

WHITE IRON BEDS. complete, new or
used; sewing machines, all in good or
der IS to s15s also drop heads, $40; II
Vine St. uOA
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FOR SALE-Must be sold, one of the best
farms in Worcester County, 60 acres
good land. Is wood, Is timber cuts rs
tons of hay with machine, plenty fruit.
running water, good buildings. near
school, best of neighbors. one mile from
depot. electries near: might exchange.
Rich Bros, SIS Main st. tfOs
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STENoGRAPHY AND TYPE
WRITING

MRS. EDNA I. TYLER, practical stem
ographer and typewriter Legal work
and special Instructions given. Room
734. State Mutual Building. Worcester.
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MEDICAL
cHIRoPoDIsT AND MANICURE

MISS KELLEY - Chiropody Manicure
Pedicure and Foot Massage. SIS Main
St., Knowles building. room IS.
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RICH BROTHERS = Real estate of all
kinds bought and sold or exchanged;
mortgages negotiated at reasonable
rates. SIS Main ST. tfO5
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RATE FOR
Classified
Advertising.
y The SPY g
3 CENTS A DAY
For Each Line.
HELP WANTED-MALE

A FEW frst-class men wanted. Apply
Stenberg & Co., IL Norwich St. 10
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FOR SALE-Must be sold at a sacrificed
owner going west 23-acre village place,
plenty fruit running water good house
10 rooms. barn and hennery: railroad
station near, electrics pass: $1,000; wood
and lumber worth $1,000. Rich Bros 51s
Main st. tfO5
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WANTED-Boy in office Of manufactur-
ing company. Box SIS, Worcester. tfO1S
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WHY NOT LEARN BARBER TRADE:-
Only eight weeks required; wages while
learning: tools donated; diplomas
awarded; position guaranteed gradu-
ates; free transportation furnished.
For free catalogue address Moler's Pep
resentative 265 Washington ST., Boston,
Mass. ~
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A GOOD opportunity for a young, ener-
getic business man with $1,000 to take
charge of established business in Wor-
ceter office. Very profitable and pleas
ant. References required and given Adj
dress CIR, Spy office.
A NEAT. attractive drug store, on prom
inent corner of Westminster ST., doing
good business; owner has other inter-
ests. Cash price $1,000. Address Drug
gist, Box 1894, Providence. r. I.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
HAD MS PICTURE.

New York, Oct. Ie-Mrs Lscy Carroll
ot Elite Place. Brookiya vas shst early
this norning By Captain Naisea. TAe
captain entered hes rsom asd after sAeee
ing her three times. be tssnsd The re-
ve,ver upoa himself. dying sooa after.
The woman made . statemeat that he
did not know her assailaot bss avoks -
6nd him in hes rooo. The police how
ever fosnd picture q Neilsee b hes
secretary. Ms Carroll ID = pred,
vomaa about 81 ysan Old. Ass hsshaad
Is in the Phillipines.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
Col. Dick Comes
10 I0ke C||0|ge
DICK WILL BUILD.
New owner Il NersA Wsstsr. says u Wsll
Tap 8iasrA.

New Ovnsr u Ne.tA Wssasr. says u Wsll
Tap Hissra.
The Colorado h Northwestern rail
road will extend its line from Sunset y
Eldora. ~ miles, and tapping . rich
mining district. says Col. S. 3. Dick Of
Pennsylvaaia. Who owns . controlling
interest In the line. to the Denver Re
publican. Col. Dick Is 1t she brosn
Palace hotel. aud viii leave ios Boulder
today to inspect the line Of the COMPANY
and hear the reports Of the engineers
concerning the extension he says he
proposes. Said he:
at has been definitely decided 10 build
to Eldo,a and the engineers are now n
work on the route. I shall 90 there 70
morrow and look over things. There are
other matters 10 connectioa with The line
to be secured. but I AN not able to ssy
anything about them. shalt Be b he
STATE about tvo weeks. and most of ~
time will be spent about the road"
coloael S. B. Dick vas expected 10
arrive here from Denver At 1890 bat did
not come over. though Superintendent
Of Telegraph Macky Of the c. 4 N. vas
on hand to meet him. Coloael Dick will
arrive today o. te0osrow. howsveT, AID
has rooms engaged fos several weeks
stay here. One of his esrands will be
to outline the work Of the road and is
Eldora extension. ~ well as Tie man.
asemsnt to Be chosen At the meeting OF
the board Of directors to be chosen
October n. Colonel Dick, % runos has
it. will. also. take over several mining
properties in this county. including some
Of the best known mines Of he Ward
district.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
CIVIL WAR PROBABLE.

Loadoa. Oct. io-It is regarded here
Is csstaia that there will be IN oatbeeak
of civil var in Afghanistan, says dis
patch from ST Petersburg 70 The DAILY
Mail. arising from the claims II the
fourth son Of the late anees. Aohamned
Umar Kahn. who 10 favored By Russia.
TelesrAms were sent 10 KssA To-Day o..
dering large reinforeemests of Russian
troops along the frooties 70 Be b feadi
ness il necessary to seise H:rat
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
Lenders chosen
For Nel1 YeQ|
THE ORDER GROWING.

y. Q. 7. U. Llsssas - Reports q Ii
OAssrs ssA - orsstassexs -
A number Of delegates cams r. ~
evenings trains from Denvtf and
Greeley.
Mrs Maginnis. superintendent oi
Hemss for Homsless Childrsa, reported
| City one children received and regis
teed. Some children do not Cad ths
[bese Of homes a first and are returnet
fos replacement. The. whole numbe'
placed and replaced vas seventy. eish,
Seven unions have assisted IN the work.
Tie report Of Miss Dwight, the state
corresponding secretary. vas quite en-.
|epnsaging. though II contained not more
tAaa tvo tAirds Of the work actually
|deas because Of delay OF neglect in local
|oe district reposts.
Mrs Hawlsy. state pres,deat has trav-
ded Io.77i miles the past year. Her
address to the eoovention Was worthy Of
apaee Ia aay Of the papers. but oaly .
lev ,AeugAts can Be given here. She
gSeke Of Tie inAseses Of The w. c. 7. U.
y The Suppression Of the army canteen.
lie tsct of The saleoo bsisg the reader.
sess ol he plottess for the Assassination
pt President Lincoln and Of like school.
~ Of she slayer Of the late president
! The evesing exercises were carried
sst accosdisg 10 program. greetings to
M eAkcers and delegates being given
b. Mrs A. A. Reed Of this city. Dr. ]. n.
Wilsoa Of the clergy, Prof Ira NJ. De.
Leog of the schools, Mics Dwight Of the
8osljer Union aud By . delegate from
he Loyal Temperance Legion One Of
Pref. belongs reasons fos greeting AID
welcoming the ssioa TO this town was
bscasse Of their giving TO this STATE a.
veil q 10 every other state 10 the ua:oe
bst one the Scientific Temperance 10.
sssoetion iav. Whereby the young ot tie
iasd are learning the effects Of alcohol
a Tie human system. Ualike all other
csnhaaasieas Of fssces, ~hich are for
ssi6sA pssposes. the w. c. T. U. poses
aag The missionary spirit are wholly IN
ssi6sA sad are working for the we'll
beang q the children. the boys and the
giris. young men and women. older men
md sometimes for older women.
Mrs Grain responded 70 the greetings
aod asked that al christian people unite
With the w. CT. U. a. active or honor.
nv members and thus drive the run
hade from the land.
Several Of the delegates attended the |
prayer meeting for thirty minutes before
he exsscises.
Tie election Of officers resulted as fol.
lows:
Pressden,-MrsA A. A. Havley, Denver.
reelected.
Vice President-Mrs Ruth H. Spray.
Colorado Springs.
Corresponding Secretary-Aiss Lena
Dsight. Boulder. reelected.
Recording Secretary-MrS Donnie
AcDole Hayes. Denver.
TseAsurer-Mrs Mira r. Spsague,
Denves. Ie elected.
Nv. c. T. U. Seeretay-Mrs Mamie
Pattefsoa. Pueblo.
Loyal Temperance Union Secretary-i
Mrs Mary A. Richenbach. Denver.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
MET DISASTER.

Aaaila. Oct Io-A detaehneat d
Maeeabbees attached to the TVenty- ffse
lnfantry encountered = stroagiy u.
trenehsd insurgeat body near Lsta h he
provises Of Balangss aad Liesseasas
Bean q the American troops vas badly
wounded. The Americans retired after
svo hours Sighting and will await rein
forceoents. A teacher a WasbA -
recenuy captured BY inssrgesss bss DE-
next day bis capsoss reiented AID bsx ughs
him tied 10 Z hammock. 70 vithia ose
mile Of the poin, where he vss eaptsred
telling him ss the time that they voaA
harm no nou.combatanL
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
EPIDEMIC OF SMALL Pox.

Washington. Oct Io-Reposts indicate
that small pox has become epidemic -
IL Indiaa reservations, and about -
cases have been reported. = majority q
them o. the Big Bend fesesvasSoa seas
Wisesnsas. Outbreaks are also sepostsd
At PhoEaix. ARK ona. and Btoemiashshs
Nehraskn.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10

The diamond medal oratorical contest
at the Methodist church Thursday even.
ing. October 10th, promises to be fine
ore. Every contestant. in order to be
eligible to compete tor the diamond
medal. must previously have won sill.
ver. = gold and grand gold medal. Ad
mission IS cents,
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
CORRECTING TESTIMONY.

Washington, Oct. Io-The Schlsy
court Of enquiry reconveaed today Bat
Judge Advocate Hanna vas unable 70 -
present on account of = slight illness
The day was speas mainly In recalling
the Witnesses Of yesterday Who correct.
Cd their testimony and approved H.
records - taken. Among The new VT
nessss were Commander Sheusse, who
was % the Iowa durisg The battle of
Santiago, Lieutenant Cssns Of the
Massachusetts, and Commandes Msfsh
and Lieusenans Bennett ef the Nsu
York.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
WILL PUBLISH IT.

London. Oct Io-KinG Edward viii
follow the example ot his mother h a.
lowing fall publi>ity in regard % eesrt
a9aiss. This step is takss - result d
the exaggerated and harmial reposss Of
his receat ill1ess.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
CANADA WILL CHAl lLeNGE.

New York, Oct. Io-An Impression
prevails here that Canada Is about 70 IS
sue the next challenge for the America's 5
cup. The Tribune today says: "lt IS
Canadas manifest destiny 70 send over .
yacht 70 lift the cup. Canada eas beat
The Americans On the rivers and lakes,
and Why uot On The oeean1 At any rate
il is worth while 70 Try"
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
A COSTLY IMPROVEMENT.

Denves. Oct Io-The Santa fe read
is preparing 10 change iss main line in
New Mexico In order 70 avoid the wash
outs and foods Of the GloSiesta moua
taiAA The change viii cost N.ooo, ,ooc
a.d will put The Sasta Fe On he mair
line. Il will mean the abandonment d
forty miles Of Old road.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
THEY LIKE TOMMY.

Popular Tommy Ovingtoo was in
Loagmons today With his wife. Mr.
OvinGton is the candidate o. the Demo.
cratic ticket for sheriff. There isn't q
6ner maa in the cosnty thaa Tommy
nor one Who voald better grace the Office
.of shesi3 3.-Lonsmoa Times
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
B01HA MAY ESCAPE.

Natal. Oct. io-It is reported Aere tAa4
Bosha may escape from the cordsa q
troops nov drawn arossd him, bot -
will have to leave his own troops beAiaa.
Il vas nes possible for Genesal Lissiesoa
to completely blockade the HAaie honad.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
NO MORE STATEMENTS.

Boston, Oct. Io-The executive con
nitfee will give out no more sta1eoeats
in regard to the condition ot ths fuad 10
ransom Miss Stone. They believe The
bsigands keep in tooch With the reports
furnished and that the less those people
find out abou, the size Of the fund he
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
SECOND ANNIVERSARY. A

Berlin, Oct. Io-This Is the second an
niverssry Of British-Boef var and
though President Kruger refuses 70 zee
reporters, be still retains his uaalterable
position regarding the 6pal ooteeme.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
TOO MUCH FOOT BALL.

Enporia, Kas, Oct. Io-Walter Priest
member Of the Kansas State Normal
school team is dying here this morning
Of injuries received in = game Of loo,
ball las, Saturday. He vas kicked In
de stomach dsying . scrimmaEe.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
WILL USE HIS HEAD.

Waskins,oe. Oel Io-Ths poseo6ce
assAoritses viii ne ~ AsaA of NcKh
ley "a the new issue et oas csat Stamps.
Below the iaes viii b ~ aaAs q he
birth and deaaA.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAYS
At the Peoples Store Sat.
urday and Monday,
Oct. II and IL.


Every article Is great bargain. Every
item ought to bring crowd 10 our store
on Saturday aod Monday. Oar com.
petitors are surprised how we can sell
these goods At such low prices. but We
know how and where to buy, therefore
the people leok to the Peoples store for
bargains.
Twenty Eve dozen Of ladies' finest kid
gloves. Fosters lacing gloves. worth
tr.75. will sell Saturday and Monday.
one pair to customer. At 6oc.
Ladies outing flannel night dresses.
veil made. worth Csc, 20 the two bar.
gain days At 43e.
Large SIZE white bed spreads, hemmed
'eady for use. dollar spread for 6oe.
Full size bed sheets, torn and hemmed.
PepperelI sheets. sell everywhere tor 63c
our bargain price for Saturday and Mon.
day oaly 43c.
Same quality pillow cases worth I7e
At Ioc.
Cotton crash TOW cling 10 white or gray,
he twilled grade which .ells At &c, 60 at
per yard 81.
Large size white towels, tringed. worth
Ioe. 60 the two days At only SC each.
Freneh Aaanels, all the new colors, for
shirt waists. other stores advertise it At .
bargain for 7sc. but our bargains are DIFF.
terent and We will run ii at per yard 4oe.
Mems very heavy fleece lined under.
wear. worth everywhere soc. our bargain
price is almost half. only 33c garment.
Mems s.sictly all WOOL sweaters, you
pay for them 81 IS TO $3.50; We will have
them on sale Saturday and Monday, any
color, 88:.
Twenty dosen Turkish wash rags 20
the two bargain days At &c each.
Ladies' Aeeced lined stockings. the
same as you pay 7oc in any other store.
and Monday per pair Ioc.
Ladies corsets ia black or drab. as
good . corset as ycu can buy anywhere
Ior 7sc; come and buy one at 35c.
SilkaIine. new patterns. very vide, fine
quality. good Tor fine drsping and cheap |
enough for making eomiosts. worth I8c
It Ioc.
Ladies dressing sacques made Of the
,est all wool eiderdown. comes in red.
blue, pink. gray and old rose colors. cost
rou any other time 81 IS but Saturday
Ind Monday ooly 6oc.
Mems suspendefs. covered with silk,
Iood buckles, = 7sc article. 50 the two
lays At Ioc.
Ladies' black undesskirts. made Of
rood mercerised goods. sell at 81 and
II IS. your choice the two bargain days
,nly 6oc.
We have IS kilt suits for little boys.
hey are made Of dark red velvet, sep
botG oAuS 0o0 $oAss oNVsy us0AASAs
vorth without doubt s.. We bought them
heap and are able to sell them the two
'argain days At only sros.
Children's dresses made Of plaid
'orsteds, ages 5 TO "a. sell at 81 50. 20
be two days st o8c.
Extra special till II noon Saturday.
While all other bargains will be on sale
he two days. this last one will be on
ale only till II noon Saturday. Ladies
lannelette wrappers. nicely trimmed
nth braid, wide Aounce, extra wide
kirt. = wrapper that We sell At = 81 IS.
vill sell for Eve hours only on Saturday.
rom 7 a. N. till the Whistles blow at noon
J, only 6oc each.
The PEOPLES STORE,
Roulder's Great RaYpain Store
Daily camera., 1901-10-10

A certain Boulder gentleman vas
heard 70 remark: Il forget all my trou.
bles when ! am At one Of those armory
hops. l will be at the mask Friday,
Oct. I8, 'oI."
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
DENIES THE STORY.

Loedou, Oct Io-Ambassados Choate
denies the story that be viii NOT return
to his post after Christians. He has had
no diff guilty With the administrator.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10

Admissioa to the Diamond Medal
Oratosical contest this eveaing viii be
oaly IS eents.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10
7. Cure . ossA !. o.s nay

fs Cure . OsaA n Oss nay
Take Laxative Bfome Quiaise Tablets.
All druggists refund the mooey II it fails
TO cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
eleh box. 75c.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10

Weary baroala seeker. come to
our chHdrea's $500 suit sale.
Meyer Bros.
Daily camera., 1901-10-10

The PEOPLES STORE,
Boulders Great Bargain Store.