Daily camera. [volume], December 10, 1897, Image 4

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r When a baby comes
) to the house real hap-
I ISR «® piness comes. The
i I \["_ careand anxiety count
S 30E for nothing against
{ ' / the clinging touch of
4 \"” §<U the little hands and
I ko the sound of the little
r‘ i voice. The highest
@1 M . function given to hu
! Y man beings is bring
i If"n““’; i ing healthy, happy
f M‘ “ | \l\ children into the
// Al g world. Over thirty
\H | years ago the needs
RN }u-vl,‘ P of women appealed to
3 ;{‘ Dr. Pierce, now chief
gt;;. consulting physician
to the Invalids’ Hotel
and Surgical Institute, of Buifalo, N. Y.
The result of his study improved by thirty
Fars of practice is embodied in Dr. Pierce’s
avorite Prescription. Itstrengthens, puri
fies and makes healthy the organs dis
tinctly feminine., It gives weak women the
strength and health necessary for the pro
duction of healthychildren ard it makesthe
bearing of those children easy. Itissureto
cure any weakness or derangement peculiar
to women ; stops pain, sootlies inflamina.
tion, strengthens, purifies, invigorates.
LOCAL MEWS,
Wood st Woollett-Brown’s.
Go ta Golden Rule store for shoes.
: T, E. Giller's infant boy is quite ill.
Mrs. O, F. A. Greene's “horror” party
* will occur this evering.
. Mrs. Broomfield and daughter were
over {rom Lafayette this morning.
# The Oratorio of Enjah wi'l be the
greatest artistic event of the winter,
Notice the Belgian lamp in the window
at Bawyer's every cvening this week.
Newest games and largest assortment
at TuE PEOPLE'S STORE,
® Miss Lizzie Paulson and Julius Paul
son, left this morning for Guadalajara,
Mexico.
Daive Howe, state appraiser of land,
came over from Denver l=st night for a
sniif of Bouldzr's smokeless air,
" The Ivy Rebekahs will hold their reg
ular annual election tonight. The Long
mont Rebekahs will be over and a jolly
time is promised,
> e e e
Mrs. H. F. Drummond returned from
Denver last evening accompanied by her
niece, Miss Helen McNaught, who will
spend the winter here,
J. P. House will test eves, free of
charge, for blurring sigh', headache, etc,,
. at R. M. Crosby’s jewelry store Friday
and Saturday, Dec. 17 and 18,
Magic lanterns #nfl steam engines at
35e@ and 67c. at The People's Store.
Pianos and other musical tops at
THE PEOPLES STORE
On Monday evening, D=cember tven
tieth, the Boulder Choral Society will
sing the Elijah., Those who do not ob
tain their tickets before Saturday night
cannot attend.
Mr. Wilson, adjuster for the insurance
companies represented by Mr, White,
came in 'bis morning from Denver to
adjust the lcss on the sanitarium cottage
which burued yesterday.
. The'bakery anl restaurant !usiness
which has been conducted on Pearl, be
tween (Ith and 12th stree's for some
+ time by Andy Nelson, was sold out yes
terday afternoon to Mrs. M, A. Glover.
«She will continue ‘o conduct the busi
ness as a bakery and restaurant.
3, e .
& MJF I\l i Damty Woman . . .
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%’R 0' TPI CJKY Employes every honest aid to enhance
é,z;;":*; :S N her charms, and properly so. So perfumers
,\‘ AT ¢ B ':':f:’ all over the world bend their energies to the
. ‘L//|, >&“, & manufacture of PERFUMES, TOILET
"o ~‘--‘,,ng A REQUISITES and SACHET POWDERS
TR ‘:D ’fi' ~,::7_‘,‘- W\~ Y for her delectation. We have almost every
\ | ‘lg A 3‘ (\) = thing you can think of in that lite and sell
A0 v . | e it in bulk, already bottled or in small quan
| A g 43 tities,
o), e/ CHAS. C. GIESICK,
A\ S (U] 4 S Leading Prescription Druggist.
® ///' ST e, Successc};r to Boegk Bros., Pig;lor Drug
¢ O = Store, 1425, Pearl St.
B Our Motto, “Pure Drugs at Popular Fricss'”
B A L 2 S A NSNS .- 2
. HOLIDAY TRADE. B
ECEMBER 25th, 1897, marks the 24th Christmas we have catered to your merchandise wants in Boulder. Or friends
: - D have learned in this long time that our establishment carries the solid and sensible class of merchandise that nst cfyou
% desire. This year we have outdone all former efforts in our selections. Placing our large orders very early in 1e sum-=
mer months we were enabled to secure for our trade the sharp advances made by manufacturers and importers afterhe new
; tariff went into effect. OQur large store rooms are filled with such a [diversified stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Jaets and e
v Capes, Carpets and Rugs, Boots and Shoes, Slippers, etc., that you can find something to suit any member of your mily or ; ¥
iriends. What is more sensible as a present for your wife or mother than anice Silk or Wool Dress Pattern,a pretty ansensible ‘
! Jacket, a stylish pair of Shoes or Slippers, or if you desire an article all can receive a benefit from, buy her a Carpet for t parlor .
or sitting room, or one or two pretty Smyrna Rugs, or a Bissell Carpet Sweeper, best in the world, or a pair of nice wite, all :
wool Blankets. One or two pieces of Fine Cut Glass for the dining table would please most anyone. For your daughrs and ;
! sisters we are showing an elegant line of Stamped Linens, Handkerchiefs in all grades of silk, linen and cambric. Kidiloves, : ;
- Silk and Wool Mittens, etc. For the boys a pair of warm Gloves or 'littens, Shoes, Overshoes, Underwear, Shirts, Colls, Ties. . -
)‘fiq‘%fi»fi%*’ We are anticipating a large Holiday trade, and would advise early selections, as somie lines nodoubt will be badly broki later. ’
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(S A | McCLURE-WHITE MERCAITILE CO.
Coal at Woollet!-Brown's.
Silk initi. | bandkerchiefs only 15 cents
at THE PEOPLE’S STORE.
Elegant full gilt wall papers six, seven
and eight centsat Ed Monroe’s, 2026
14th street, 2712t
J. B. Sturtevant is reported to be grad
ually improving. He is now able to be
up and around, but is still very weak.
J. B. Hiskey was again at his post this
morning, after several days confinement
at home with an attack of neuraigia ard
grippe combined,
Mrs. Jennie Montgomery, mother of
our own “Monte,” whohas recently taken
up her resicence here, went overte
Longmont this morning.
The direztors of the Boulder Choral
society has obtained the services of the
leading artists in the state to carry the
solo parts in the Elhjah,
Albums, toilet cases, shaving sets,
glove and handkerchief boxes, necktie
cases, cuff and collar boxes, jewel cases,
cheaper than ever at The People’s Store.
The current issue of the American
Sentinel gives extended attention to the
discussion of Boulder’s controversy be
twe=n the school board and certain Ad
vV UStS.
Classes in Physical Culture and Read
ing begin Tuesday evening, December
14, under the direction of Mr. F. P.
Cleaves. The place of meeting, for the
purpose of organization, will be at the
home of Mrs, Ida D. Arnett, 1018 Spruce
street, cily.
Laurenc> Tovey has resioned the
management of the Rocky Mountain
Freight line, which plies between here
and the mountain camps and will go to
Denver to spend the holidays. He will
then pro e d to New Mexico where e
will assume charge of a freighting outfit,
A cart load of new machinery, includ
ing a new engine, was received by the
Kilton reduction vesterday. The man
agement proposes to keep its Boulder
mill up to the same progressive scale oc
cupied by the other Colorado mills of the
company and is succeeding in doing so
in first class shape.
A civerce was granted to Leuta M.
Hinkle from John W. H. Hinkle in the
county court yesterday afternoon, on the
grounds of non-supportand cruelty. The
parties were residents of Denver. A di
vorce was also granted today to Martha
W. Blaker from William Blaker ona
charge of desertion.
When Supt. Davison of the Utica was
down from Ward yesterday, he reported
the condition of the camp as flourishing
as usual, only a little more so. Prospects
for Ward have never been betterand are
becoming brighter. The Utica, Mr,
Davison says, i3 its same old self. With
a depth of 750 feet, the Utica has come
to be one of the deepestin Ward, and
the nccomplishment has been attended
with the most gratifying result. The
mine, with a forcz of 10 or 12 men,1s
now turningout a good 'onnag - of smelt
ing and milling ore sufficient to produce
‘hree cars of concentrates a month,
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cures. 25 cents,
| Call at Fonda's drug store for your
tickets to the Boulder Choral society, be
fore Saturday evening. After that date
you will not be able to obtain them, !
We have displayed the largest stock
of toys ever brought to Boulder. Hund-:
rads of new tcys, Ycou are invited to in
spect cur stock. TuE PEOPLE'S STORE, .
e mey Nt TeMb Rt \
The sanitariurn minagement were es
pecially pleased at the efficient work of
the fire department at the burning of
their cottage yesterday and desire to ex
press their hearty thanks for the services,
‘ Those who wish to join Mrs, Arnett's
juvenile class in physical culture and
elocution will meet at Union hall Tues
day, Dec. 14, 2t 4:15 p. m.,when the class
will be organized. Boys and girls frem
6to 12 years wiil be received into the
class, and will also be accorded the priv
ilege of taking physical culture with
Prof. Cleaves early in the evening.
Terms very reasonable. For further
particulars call at 1018 Ppruce street.
Beginning with Dec. 13th the Si Per
kirs Comedy Co. White Hussar Band
and Concert Orchestra wiil presenta
series of six plays. The management
owns six of the most successful American
idramas which will be seen for the first
time in Boulder, Their iitles are as fol
lows: “Our Bachelors,” “The Girl 1
Love,” “The Hidden Hand,” “Our Old
Kentucky Home,” “Uacle Danie!,” and
“Si Perkins.” Ladies free Mond.y night
Dezc. 13th. Prices 10, 20, 30 and 50. Seats
on sale at Fonda's,
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‘ ..FOR...
The Celebrated....
..Ph. Zang Brewing{Co’s.
PllSener Lager Beer.
f The Pilsener and Silver State Cabinet, Bottled
Beer for family trade in Quarts and
Pints, Corks or Seals, and
s P M Tone
' Office 1028 Pearl St., Telephone 29.
With The fi
Jewelry Business
Places us in a position to do YOU the
greatest favors when you get ready to
purchase your
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Chiristmas ~ (iits.
We make a study of the PEOPLES’
WANTS at this time of the year, and buy
~accordingly.
QUR ASSORTMENT
....Is very Large, and....
OUR PRICES
....Are the Lowest....
You are Aways Welcoms ot Our e,
Engraving on all Goods bought of me Free.
Harl . Kittle,
Rogers Block, Boulder. The Jeweler. l
THE DAILY CAMERA.
"No Cripe
! ‘When you take Hood's Pilis. .lp: old-fash- ‘
| foned, sugar-coated pills, which tear you alito |
pieces, are not in it with llcod's. Tasy totake |
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" and easy to operate, is true A © 33
|of Hood’s Pills, which are -2 BR &
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up to date in every respect. 1 'y
{ Safe,‘cermin‘:unl sure. All E’ tj "’1 gtp
| druggists. 25¢. €. L. Tood & Co.. Lowell, Mass,
, i The only Pills to take with ood's Sarsoparilla.
{5 Dr. Mary £. Ambrook,
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Doctor of Medicine.
| Pari'cu'ar auemioT:,nid to fe
:l male diseases.
I OFFICHE HOURS:—B to 10 am,, 1 to 3,p
m. OFFICE-Mrs, Pangh’s residence,
! l 1333, Pine Street,
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' W. L. Spates,
.l ...Successor to the late A. McClara... ;
) Oflice over Fonda’s Pharmscy.
| T eR R R e e e
+ NEW AUGTION HOUSE
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| Josh Billins, Auctioneer
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1% J. S. Turner & Co., the
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| Boulder leaders in Second
Hand Goods of every de
scription, will hereafter
conduct a General Auction.
Commission and Intelli
‘|gence Business. People
lin want of employment
|and others that want help
il would do well to call on us.
Cur terms are reasonable,
, Respectfuily,
J. S. TURNER & CO.
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gsnes, and fit quite as i Lined substantially, §
well, they differ only it | percect in style and fit. |
qua'ity of materials and ‘ L &gk
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gtrimmings. - Every gar= | ]
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Two car loads ot ELEGAN FURNITURE selected expressly for our
trade, consisting of cuperb Parlor Drawing Room ard Bed Room suits,
which will satisfy the most fastidiou
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X\ ETE Y. N g “" ur numerous patrons agd will give you
‘ T /,{7}l [f’{ the wink when making !your selections
A ol :, [ ' “We cacry the largest and most com
e 94(\;‘\ N;,\ piete STOCK in Northein Colorado, for
ALY s v utility, comfort and econbmy. We Lead,”
We carry everything in our linexl invite your most critica] linspoction be
re you purchase, You can save mory by calling on us and welgus rantee every
rticle 10 be as represented.
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{3 Our prices are as 'ow as possible tqood subs:antial Furniturg.
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