Daily camera. [volume], July 19, 1897, Image 4

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\\" X itly fcr enjoyment.
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A of order and run-
R i down, he will not be
N able to enjoy any
g3 thing, no matter how
. full of enjoyment it
SO may be for other peo-
W\ Fle. If he is just a
: ittle bit out of order,
RO if he ‘‘is not sick,
> I #%. but doesn’t feel just
(e right” he will only
e able to enjoy things in a half-hearted
gort of way. The nearer he is to being per
fectly welf: the nearer will his capacity for
emjoyment be perfect. If this condition
@eesn’t exist, something ought to be done.
¥hat means nine cases in ten the use of Dr.
Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It
works directly on the digestive organs, and
#m the blocd and through these on every
tissuc of the body. It makes the appetite
gowod, digestion and nutrition perfect and
up{alics rich, red blood to all the tissues,
®suilding up solid, healthful flesh.
LOCAL NEWS.
Wood at Woollett-Brown's.
%o to Golden Rule store for shoes. ~
Basket picnic at Idaho Springs July 21.
Watch tor the Pickaninnies at the
minstrel show.
W. E. Hardin of Dixon, 111, is in town
Boping to make this place his home.
» W. P, Fisher is enjoying a visit from
his mother, who js a recent arrival from
Missouri. 3
Miss Nellie Brenneke of Marshall
sown, lowa, is the guest of Miss Alice
Henderson.
Victor Gothe was over from Denver
again yesterday to renew his Boulder
acquaintances.
SRS Gk Lt o e
Bert Wallace was delighted Saturday
evening by the arrival of his parents and
sister from Indiana.
William Frakes is the happy parent
of a 9} pound boy which made its ap
pearance Saturday morning,
Miss Minta Wilson has gone to Salt
Lake to see how the Mormons treat their
wives and gather pointers generally.
Round trip rate sr.go and nothing
extra but your basket at the basket pic
nic by the Eastern Star at Idaho Springs
ulyeaTeh sol ke
Jerome Warren, who 1s superintendent
of large mining interests at Gunnison, is
up visiting with his brothers, Mel, John
and Elmer.
Sheriff Dyer went to Pueblo this morn
ng, having in custody John Witko, the
man who was recently adjudged insane
m the county court.
Reserved seats for the Minstrels Thurs
day and Friday nights are on sale at the
Parlor drug store, and not at Fonda’s as
was advertised Saturaay.
It is understood that ex-Senator Tabor
has secured control of the Eclipse mine ;
mear Quigleyville, and intends to de
velop the property at once,
Miss Cora Boughton, of Nebraska, sis
ter of Eben Fine, has arrived for an all
sammer visit. She was one of the En
dedvor party to 'Frisco.
Mrs, P. J. Werley and son Howard re
turned last evening from Cripple Creek, |
owhere they have been visiting with Mrs, l
®Oscar Allen during the past week.
A party comprising Walter Harris,
Carson Gilbert, Lew Nelson, Ray Manion
and Will Rule started this morning on ai
two week's camping tour. They headed
for Gmnd Lake, ’
While Fred Hoffman was driving down/
from Sunshine this morning he lost con-|
trol of his horses and they started down i
the hill at full speed. Hoffman saved [
himselt by jumping, and escaped with |
just a few scratches. The horses and | ‘
wagon went over the grade, and it is [
said rolled a distance of 300 feet, break- é 1
ing thegwagon into splinters. The horses ||
were pretty badly cut up, ,1
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- Shirt Waist Selling for Three Days!
We shall offer for Three Days, and they should all sell in that time, our
entire stock of Ladies Shirt Waists, Cambrics, Percale, Organdies and Dimities.
Lot No 1, Waists worth $3.50. Your choice for $2.25. Lot No 4, Waists worth $1.25, Your choice for Bsc
G 68 oy ke st 2.50, . 65 S 1K 0; S 8 ot Last Season Trojan Wasts, 50C
oo 3, “ “ 1.75 to $2 “ SSTC Rk, “ s 6, “ ‘ “ Soft Waists, 25C
50 Summer Suits, Cambrics and Percale for one-third value.
This Lot of Goods should sell in the Three Days==-If in need, come quick™~——=ttilly
<ot B D DR — The McCLURE-WHITE MERCANTILE COMPANY
Coal at Woollett-Brown's. |
Don't miss the excursion through Clear
Creek canon July 21.
Everybody is invited to attend the
Eastern Star excursion and basket pic
nic at Idaho Springs July 21.
Milo McAllister was initiated in the
first degree by Columbia lodge No. 14,
A. F. & A. M,, last Saturday night.
Miss Blanche Squires, who went as a
delegate to the Pi Phi’s convention at
Milwaukee, retvrned Saturday evening.
The family of Mr. Perkins today
finished moving their household goods to
Sunset, where they will reside perma
nently. e S T e
Margaret Hayden and Georgie Shaw
of Denver, who have been the guests of
| Miss Charlotte Fulton, have returned to
their homes.
Mrs. Ella Hoyle Beck, iate of Chicago,
is the guest of her Boulder relatives, and
at present is staying with her cousin,
Mrs. J. H. Nicholson.
Dan McAllister and wife returned from
' | their wedding tour Sunday morning.
They have taken up their residence on
Spruce street between Seventh and
| Eighth, :
Will Caley, a former university student
| and popularly known in Boulder, came
|up from Littleton Saturday to meet his
old friends. He is now a student at
Ann Arbor, Michigan.
William Babcock went over to Denver
this morning in response to an official
| intimation that his face and figure are
| required in the personnel of the juryin
the United States court,
‘ The Misses Shedd of Columbus, Ohio,
are staying at Mrs. B. F. Gregg's. One
of the ladies will impart knowledge to
the young ot the Central school and the
| other will attend the university.
Marshal Ed Knapp returned last night
from Denver, where he went to meet his
sister, Miss Alice Knapp, upon her re
|turn from Hawaii. Miss Knapp has
spent five years upon the island
Charles Hayden, a former student of
the university, returned to Boulder last
evening after a year's absence. He will
remain until the reopening of school,
when he will enter the college depart-|
ment. |
The Allison, Moorhead, Metcalf and
Downer families, who left Saturday fora
| week’s sojourn near Nederland, returned ‘
Sunday evening a weary and disgusted
party. Complained that they couldn’t
get enough to eat. ‘
Miss Myrtle Wolcott gave a most de- ‘
lightful musicale at her home on Bluff
street Saturday. A number of her pupils
gave selections and some others kindly
assisted with their services for the en
joyment of all fortunatc enough to be
present,
Mr, and Mrs, Willis McMahan and
’child from Crown Point, Indiana, are
visiting at the homes of Silas Crandall
and T. C. Johnson. Mr. McMahan will
spend a couple of months here and his
wife expects to stay a year for the benefit
of her health,
All citizens, friends and foes alike, will
Ibe glad to learn that Mr. Fred Lock
! wood's eyes, which were in a very bad
way, are once more restored to him and
his physical health neverappeared to be
better. He is a regular employe of the
Public Works department at Denver.
. Dr. Kellogg, the Chicago Specialist
’ who was here last month, will be at the
St. Julien hotel on Wednesday, July 21,
from ¢ a. m. to 4 p. m. Dr. Kellogg
treats all surgical and chronic diseases
and guarantees to permanently cure
catarrh ot the nose, eustachian tubes and
ears by reducing the turbinated bodies,
which s the only modern, scientific and
successful method The doctor wishes
to see all his former patients and new
patients are requested to call early in
the day. |
Screen doors at Woollett:Brown’s. i
Mrs. J. H. Chamberlin came over from
Longmont this morning, where she went
to visit her husband. She will remain!
here for some time. |
Earl W. Haskins was in town today
shaking hands with friends. He came
| up from La Junta to take in the Shakes
| pearian “As You Like It,” given in Den
ver yesterday and came on over to Boul
der on a day's visit. He says that the
| Denver production was not superior to
| cur university rendition.
John Crowley was arrested for being
| drunk and disorderly today and lodged
'|in the cooler. Crowley was around pick
|ing fights with bystanders, among whom
was Bob Davis. Bob tapped him on the
| nose and laid him low in the gutter, but
| that didn’t suffice and he continued fight
| ing until Marshal Knapp was summoned
and ran him in. Crowley has just been
released from jzil, where he served ten
| days for assaulting N, M, Johnson,
i Dsk Sl
| Mr and Mrs, Frank ]J. Buchheit of
Louisville, accompanied by Mr. Buch
neit’s mother and brother, Gus, came
| over yesterday to visit Boulder friends,
and in company with them spenta very
| pleasant day at Boulder Falls, Mrs.
| Buchheit recently made a three week's
visit to her parents in Nebraska and on
| her return was accompanied by Mrs.
| Buchheit and son, who are now wisiting
| with her in Louisville. Gus Buchheit is
|a prominent druggist in Grand Island
| and while here visited several druggists
of Boulder and made many friends.
A large territory has lately been
| thrown open to prospectors by Platt and
George Rogers. This ground consists
| of over two thousand acres located on
the Middle and North Boulder creeks,
| commencing above the falls. This
| ground is traversed by innumerable
| veins of gold and silver bearing ores, is
| very accessible and the owners are pre
pared to give a bond anu lease for claims
as appears trom a notice in another part
of this paper. This property has been
withdrawn from prospecting for the past
25 years, but the owners have lately de
cided to open the same by the leasing
and bonding system.
A number of Boulder people availed
themselves of the excursion over the
Gulf and South Park lines yesterday to
Kenosha summit. The excursion was
one of the summer series which the Gulfi
road is running so successfully over its
scenic branches and which are enjoyed
alike by the experienced fourist ‘and the
citizens in search of a day’s recreation.
As a practical instruction in the beauties }
of our state, nothing cquld be more ap
propriate and the road is receiving‘
enconiums of praises for thus enabling
everyone to view the state at a nominal
cost. The excursion yesterday was an
exceptionally interesting one and the
tourists, representing all Northern Colo
rado, were weil pleased with the trip.
The run was well conducted, and Travel
ing Passenger Agent Shaw, who was in
charge of the train saw that everyone
was well looked out for.
Considerable excitement was created
this afternoon by the appearance of J. J.
Dubi’s horse, with broken harness and
with legs cut and bleeding. It was
known that Dubi and Doc. Sherman had
started for Jimtown at one o'clock and it
was thought that some accident had oc
curred, and a rider was immediately des
patched toward Jimtown to investigate.
A mile or so from town, the rider met
Dubi riding in on a freight wagon, and
it was learned that no serious harm had
come to the occupants of the buggy, It
seems that Sherman and Dubi got out
to place a fly net on the horse and had
partly unharnessed, when the horse be
came frightened and soon became un
controllable, He dashed away from the
'men, breaking the shafts of the buggy
and started for town. On the way, he
evidently encountered some barb wire
fences as he was terribly cut up about
the legs. The men sustained no injuries
whatever,
Capable woman wants place. Good
cook and laundress, 952 Arapahoe St.
THE DAILY CAMERA.
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Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to ferment and putrify in
the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
insomina, nervousness, and, s
if not relieved, bilious fever |
or blood poisoning. Hood’s ' s
Pills stimulate the stomach,
rouse the liver, cure headache, dizziness, con- '
stipation, ete. 25 cents. Sold by all druggists.
The only Pills to take with Hoo<i:s Sarsaparilla.
Fairst National
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Boulder, - Colorado.
|Gapitol and Sumius, $120,000
Capial and S, §120,00
: OFFICERS.
| A. J. MACKY, Prest.
' GEO. F. FONDA. V. P.
: W. H. ALLISON, Cashier.
C. H. WISE, Asst. Cashier.
| Do a general banking business. Domestic and
| Foreign Exchange issued on all points in the
| United States and Europe.
; DIRECTORS.
| A. J. Macky. S.A.Giffin. Geo. M, McClure.
| Ivers Phillips. S. 8. Downer. Geo. F. Fonda.
| D. L. Wise. W. L. Milner. W. H. Allison.
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| Sore Eyes, Headaches, Indistinct visi
| on, Astigmatism, etc., promptly reliev
| ed by perfectly fitted glasses.
| Satisfaction guaranteed as every pair
| of glasses prescribed are made especi
ally to order of the finest material at
I reasonable prices.
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OFFICE in Clark’s Photograph Studio,
2028. 14th st.
Houßs—loto 12:30a. m. 2 to 4 P. m.l
W. H. DAVIS,
Onlicion and~ Relraconis
BOULDER, COLO.
Graduate Phil. Optical College.
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Specialist in fine prescription work. Clear,
Smoked and Colored Lenses ground to fit the
eye.
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No Stock Carried.
Asl am not peddlin§ a thorough examination
will be made for original refraction and no
Glasses will be prescribed where they are not
needed.
Examination Fee $2.
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Office at Residence, 2030—17th Street.
Hours from 10 a. m, to 2 p. m.
. [ All work guaranteed. {
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PECIAL LOW RATES FOR THE SUMMER
MONTHS ON ALL KINDS OF MAGAZINE
AND BOOK BINDING aND REPAIRING.
Call or drop a card to the BOULDER
BOOK BINDERY. in the News Building,
West Pearl st., Boulder. pu—
Wanted
For Boulder, Weld and Larimer counties
one agent to sell Winona Mills Seamless
Stockings. N. T, Dinsmore, Mgr. West
ern Dept,, 3 La Veta Place, Denver.
Notice to Prospectors and Leasers.
Will give bond and lease on claims
150 to 1,000 feet on land on Middle
Boulder creek belonging to the under
signed. For terms, conditions etc., ad
dress, GEORGE ROGERS,
45 Tabor Block, Denver, Colo.
RoGERs & Co.
For RENT—Large two-story modern |
stone house with barn in connection in
University Place from Sept. Ist. ]
LEwis S. YOUNG, Attorney, :
(over Babcock's.) I
Just as You Want it!
« . We arenow prepared to furuish . .
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(Bricks, Fapey fMoulds,
And by the Gallon.
s£®~The quality speaks for itself—Pure Cream
—No milk or crystal flake—constitutes our Ice
Cream.
Kindly Remember Us.
Parlor Drug Store.
John W. Flintham, Jr.
Correspondent of
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BROKERAGE CO.
Denver, s Colorado ‘
Stocks, Bonds, (raip
and Provisions.
¥ Direct Private Wire, New York and
Chicago.
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¥asonic Temp oulder, Colorado.
F. H. KING, M. D,,
Physician & Surgeoni
1140 PEARL STREET. ;
Glasses Accurately Fitted|
All calls Promptly Answered. t
Dr. McGraw
Lane Terrace, Walnut Street
l Opp. Bowen Hotel.
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GUY D. DUNCAN,
Attorney . at : Law
Room 4, Masenic Temple. ‘
Bouldex, - - Ceolc
0 YEARS EXPERIENCE, .
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Real Estate, Insurance and Mines,
1414 Pearl St., Boulder,.Colo,
GOIIBCIIONS 3:575ekt . cntiamwed 50 mor conts” =
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Josh Billins, Auctioneer
J. S. Turner & Co., the
i Boulder leaders in Second
Hand Goods of every de
scription, will hereafter
conduct a General Auction,
Commission and Intelli
gence Business. People
in want of employment
and others that want help
would do well to call on us.
!Our terms are reasonable.
Respectfully, :
' J. S. TURNER & CO.
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i JOHN N. IVES,
—Attorney at Law—
Office of County Attorney/ Room' 7
Court House,
Will practice in State and Federa
courts, Special attention givep to min
ing litigation,
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notice the very best ot turnouts,
Rigs for the Mountains, @
Qutfits for the Valley.
Ladies’ Gentle Driving Horses,
And evelvthing provided at a first
-lass Livery Stable.
Stock Boarded
By the Day or Week, Our telemphone
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