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Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31

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Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31

That is what you want when you buy
"a pound Of meat The prices for the
choicest meats in market are all reh
when you get full weight. Therefore
buy your meats, poultry and fresh fish
of Joseph Dennis.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31
up a residence.
Family liquors
A. the Mueller ConAnaission company's
Giipin County Tax u. yer..

The delinquent county taxes for the
year 1898 are now being prepared for
publication, and would request all par
ties who have not yet paid their taxes.
to do so at once, as they will thereby
ave interest aud penalty which will be
added to the amount OF taxes when the
list is published.
CHRISTOPHER TRExIsE,
Ut County Treasurer.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31
A Life Size Portrait. Cra,on, Pastel oil
Water Color. Free.

"A photo II Life Size Portra Crayon, Pas
tel or Water Color portrait free of charge.
Small photo promptly returned. Exact
likeness and highly artistic finish guar
anteed. Send your photo at once to
G. l.. MARECHAL ART Co.,
3iS Elm ST., Dallas, Texas.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31

In Nevadayille, Colo, August 81. 1899,
to the wife of Chad Rutherford, son.
Another short stop.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31

In Central City, Colo, August 80, 1892
to the wife of a. Rapin, a nIne pound
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31
Born.

In Central City, August 2S, 1899, to the
wife OF William Flynn son-10 pound
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31

Mother and son are doing splendidly,
and the father is happy as mortal man
rLp I,a
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31

Regular "Solid Muldoon," reports DR..
J. y. Richmond.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-31

In San Francisco. Sunday evening, Aug
ust ~, 1899, Chaplain David l.. Elem
ing OF the First Colorado volunteers
officiating, Captain W. A. Cornwall OF
Company X, Colorado volunteers, and
Miss Lula Duffy OF Denver.
The bride reached San Francisco last
Friday evening and was met at the depot
by her brother and by her soldier lover.
The only invited guests present were
Lieutenant Colonel C. NJ. Moses and
wife, and Captain Hyie Rucker of Gem
pany E.. Colorado volunteers. The. bride
and groom will accompany the Colorado
volunteers to Denver, whers they take
up residence.
AT the home OF B. +. Sadtler and wife in
Denver, August %, 1899, Miss Franc
Carpenter and Prof. Arthur X. Curtis,
both of Golden.
The bride is well and fayorably known
in this city, where she WAS a teacher in
the public schools. She has very many
friends here who will ante with THE
OBSERVER in extending her hearty con
CALCULATIONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
Shocking the Better Classes.

The "aNaKsvr Het" In Washington
IL deepiY shocked and gfteyei be-
cause prominent politician has
married typewriter siri," And
the smart set - another city H.
thundefstruek because wealthy
manufacturer has married flow
~ Kiri Il ia admitted that the
typewriter sri. Il handsome. welt
educated and in all respects nice
Riri. ana Il Is further admitted that
the flower nirl is handsome. wom-
AMY ana iu every way competent
20 make good wife why. then.
should the smart set be astauish-
cd T. not the profession " taking
dlctatien and writing un typewriter
fully az honest a. thar of surlnH
relts Or selling vegetables from door
"a door And. " Ne remenb her
sFleht. the "nmsrtest set In Amer.
ca has lie origin IN poit curing and
vegetable p~ddilnx
History does not record that a
wnman's worth as wife depe nas
upon her ability 10 wear Worth
g8wun and daNdie her time away
talking g. rimply faced dudes - rose
fathers made millions in divers and
sandry ways We rather eplne that
ihr Eiri who can demonstrate her
ability 60 earn her own living and
maintain her Nomanly chars eter
VIII be preferred 60 the simpefinE
maid BY any man who seeks a wafn-
an rather than a worthless doll Tor
a wife.-omaha WaFtd-Hvrald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
THE RISE OF A
GUM PEDDLER
Once q curbstone Salesman
Now q Trust Msgnste.

CHICAGO. H.. July i0.-ThomaH
Harvey. formerly a gum peddler on
La Sale street, IL the man who at
last succeeded in uniting the main
gum manufacturers into "A 50. 600. 900
trust thereby himself becoming n
rich man Among the principal fac
tories that have gone into the COM
hination are Bcman. white, Tutti-
Fruit. Adams Sons California
Fruit Gum company and klss Me.
Most OF the underwriting was done
In New York under the direction OF
Charles II. Flint n Co. and Perry
Belmont rs said to be a large lnves-
tor. or the capital stock per cent.
Is in cumulative preferred
Rack NJ the amalgamatiqp OF the
gum interests Is the story of the per-
aistcncy of an Irlshman with a
hrogue 40 broad ms his fat and good
matiircd face, Not so many years
ago he was n curh-stnne gum mer-
chant, and from this he rute To the
dignity Of having several men selling
for him. His success In this line Of
trndeattracted the attention OF gum
manufacturer. and Harvey was Of
fcrcd position as n travelling sales
man. He refused II, Notwithstanding
the fact that II was a flattering offer
Harvey had other hah to fry lie had
noticed that the gum trade needed
journal and he established one that
was little and modest. but 1t quoted
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TWO TRAINS
EACH DAY
----=--s--=-ss---=
TheNorthernP Pacific
May Require
TO HANDLE THROUGH BUSINESS
-s=@==-=a==ss-=sa-e
Single Tssin Service Proves to be
insatheisnt Tor TrsMo
psmsnds.
TO HANDLE THROUGH BlSl,fSS

The Northern paclfic may again
resume It's double daily trauuc1n.
tinentai service. Only a short while
ago this service was discontinued,
aud a SINGLE train service substitute
ed. Al the time thls tneve WaH made
the opinien was expressed that the
road was attempting the Impossible
as their heavy trsffie would require
- many ears that they could rot
make time. This morning " wan
learned through a Dispatch from Ia
coma that several overland trains
have been 50 large as 90 require 90
be divided into two sections The
efficials Of the company admitted
that IL would be necessary 10 run the
trains In sections much ~ the time
The swo section service wili cost
practically as much as two trains.
and VIII be much inferior service.
Ho there seems to he no good reason
why the Two train service should not
be resumed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
DlSappe aranCe OF
Gena MisSen
REPORTED TO SETTLE POLICE
She Was last Seen In tho Company
OF . Young Man al Down
Town Rostsufsnt.

Gena Mlzsen. aHed 10, a seattle
girl o. reported missing from her
home. tis EeiEhth avenue. Prior To
july 7 nhe had been working at the
Warrington bakery on FtrHt avenue
near Pike street. Hhe left there last
Saturday evening about O'Clock In
Company with a young man. who u
commonly known ss Ernest, the
sport lie was employed at the
Rainier bakery
Later in the evening Miss Nilsson
called at The Wheeler resta urhnt for
a young man who goes BY the name
~ sharp. with whom afe had been
keeping company Since then her
Whereabouts have been a mystery.
Her father went 20 police headquar.
tera this mornnK and reported her
disa ppeafancs TO serEt. Lauhseher.
The description ief, BY her faith
or t. a. follows Age. 10, height. )
feet inches. light hair. brown eyer.
She were a black skirt. striped waist
and = bicycle cap. II IL feared she
has either left the city Or Il in hiding
here Her father offers no cxpiana-
ton why che should have left her
home
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His Funny Sayings.

one Of clceviand'a sudden=rich cit
liens IL credited With a number ~
malapropinms that would have iilled
Bnnniey Eheridan's dear old lady
with profound envy.
Some time ago a friend called MS
attention TO certain popular Young
doctor who sports handsome beard.
4 wonder why DR. Dash wears all
those whiskers7" remarked the
friend
4 suppose he wears them" said
the sudden-rich man. IN profound
iy nagacioua tone. Ito give himself
more matronly look"
our hero saw Julia Maflowe - lte-
salind. aud came away from the op-
era houne quite delighted.
on the street ear a friend asked
him hoN he liked the performance
1T was splendid" he answered
Then he wisely added what a
pitysH IL that that man didn't write
some more playsi"-cisveland Plain
Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
AuroMosilEs IN SEATTLE.

Maats TIE next twelve months the
horseless vehicles known az automo-
hilss. viii probably be seen upon the
streets Of Seattle. one special point
% adaptebility h found ia the ahlli-
~ Of these machines 10 climb and
descend hills such a. exist In this
city. They are. moreover, cheaper
10 own and operate than arr ve-
hlcics with horses. Merchants in
Eastern cities who have recently cx-
permsnted with automobiles in
handllng their goods, have dlseov-
erred that a ssvlns Of from twenty TO
forty per sent is effected, The same
thing holds eood IN the ease Of au'
tomShlles In the form % carriages.
cabs. and light runabout carts, which
not only give cheaper servlce than
do the same class q vehicles with
horses. but are more satisfactory IN
every respect. as they viii not run
away. never stop for lack Of breath
and travel uphia With ali the facility
ef cable cars. They are easy 70 man
age and are absolutely safe. In SO Tar
as their mechanism Is concerned.
one year aEo there were less Than
thirty automobiles In use In America.
Since the first day u January OF this
year. however. companies with the
enormous capitalization % taaScoo..
600 have been organized in New
YORK. Boston. Chicago and Philadei-
phIs to manufacture automobiles.
At the present time mere than eighty
establishments In the United States
are busy turnlrs out motor carriages,
euaches. tricycies. delivery wagons
and trucks. representing no fewer
than two hundred types OF vehicles.
with many different methods Of pro-
puissou. electric and gasoline power
being the favortss The factories
are behind with their orders and
the Indications now point to the
adoption of automobiles all over the
country. California cities have al
ready sent IN large orders for the
new vehicles. For some reason Sc
attic has been bit slow in this mat
ter. the fact not having been gener-
ally known that the automobiles are
well adapted 10 use In a niily LEGAL
ity.
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ruling prices and nlled long felt
want
Being good natnred man he hat
I'd to See the gum people quarrelinE
over trade matters. and thought u
would be- good idea 10 get them
together. Hut they wanted to hHbt
FOR a time and Harvey waited
When the struggle 90 get them 20
agree 10 terms WAS ended Harvey
found that Chicago was nurfeited
with trust stock. 50 he introduced
himself 10 Levi Mayer and took pas
sage on the train that reeentlY bore
the lawyer to New York Nj Mayer
introduced him 10 some Of the mon
eyed people there ana Harvey sue
eceded in convincing them that a
gum trust was good thing 10 IN
vest In. His methods were not pol
lshed. and he ~ said 10 have oHereh
the finsnciers a drink out Of his mask
by way Of Introduction. but he stuck
to them and won.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
:: Labor Notes ::

with the exception - the trial Of
the striking miners at Wariner. Ida
no. the event attracting most inter
est at the present time in labor cir.
cirs is the celebration OF labor day.
Thls day IL assuming an Importance
second only TO that Of Fourth OF
July. Probably everyone will recall
the imposing parade last labor day.
The Western central Labor union
has already taken up the work os
preparing for the monster eelshra-
ton. Al the regular meeting this
week a Labor day committee Wss
elected to have charge OF the details
OF the annual jubilee. The commit
tee consists Of W. A. Middleton.
chairman. ". q. Armstrong and y.
W Pike. Labor day - the nrs, Mon
day In September. and II comes on
the fourth this year.
The lass meeting % the Western
Central LABOR union should have
been an open one. but this was dis
p~nsed with and no more open meet
ing meetings Will be held until after
lRocr day.
A communication has been r-cetv-
ed from Congressman y. ". cush-
man. stating that he would writs
to the war department relative to
the settling % difference. with the
machin.sts at the Rock Island navy
yard.
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LOVE DROVE him
TO AN ASYLUM

COSsHOcKEN. Pa. July 10
The persistence OF william shallow
In his attentions 10 a young woman
Of this place has landed him IN the
NorrlEtown insane asylum Accord
ing to the testimony before the com
mission which examined him Shall
low has been making life miserable
for the girl for several months. lie
called and called again. notwith-
standing that he was plainly told
his marks OF devotion were not well
come.
lie brought matters 10 climax
yesterday. when IN front Of st
Matthews church after service. he
scrambled into the carriage In which
the object OF his affections and her
family were about to drive home.
Then there was "A lively encounter.
He was pitched out Of the carriage
and n policeman was summoned to
arrest him
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a17|719I77777
SLUIcIMc TO BEGIN.

The Everett Hydraulic Mining CO.
expects 10 begin siuiein. on is placer
property on Ruay creek. in What
CON county. about August !. u Ar
nnsau. superintendent 81 the mine.
made q statement 10 this effect to-
day. The property comprises 900
acres 81 aurlfsrogs gravel land. In
the neiThhorhood % 50. eon has been
expended In improvements. etc The
gravel 10 said 20 sssay from sc 10
81 per cubic yard
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OBJECT TO
SAFETY LAMPS

wILKEsBAHRE. Pa. July To-
About 600 miners AZ the Dorranc~
colliery Of the Lshlgh Valley Coal
company have gone on strike for
very unique cause. The company
has introduced patent safety lamps
TO prevent the recurrence of fires and
terrible explosions OF Ras that have
taken place In the mine. snd the men
declare that they viii no, return to
work unless they can use the Old
open wick lamps. which the company
declares to he very dangerous 20 life
and property. The objection Of the
miners 10 the safety lamps Ia that
they are too heavy. and that they
cannot be fixed without leaving the
mine. which causes loss Of time.
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start was made at oolock Mlan
Emery was paced by John g Ep-
pelsheimcr OF Washington, aud on
arriving Ia this city she was utter
~ exhausted and had 10 be taken
te her apartments at a hotel on
Tennessee avenue. whore she engaged
accommodations IN advance.
Mise Emery stated that she was
proud ~ her record, and challenged
any other Of her sex tn lower Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
WILL DEDICATE
ITS new HALL
Stevens Post G. a. r. Ar
ranges a Special Program.

Tomorrow evening the Stevens
Post No. /. q. A. a.. viii dedicate it's
new hall on the second moor OF the
Collins block and al The same time
will celebrate it's twenty-firat ami
versary. The programme arranged
II az follows Music. welcome, A.
W tiaetie; De iication service. HIS
tory Of stevens Post" NJ NJ Holm
cs. Early Days Of the Post" @. w
Tibbcts, "Reminiscences" II. A..
Blgelow. stevens Relief Corps. ."
Mrs. Ida Mckereher; state LoRis-
Iation for the Veteran" !. II. Kin
mar. THE Sons Of Veterans" G. ~.
Plmpton; THE Grand Army and its
Allied ORDERS" Y. H. Inrd. Future
OF Stevens Post" x. w Clark
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"
ministerial Notes..

English eierKymen arc debating
the sen cf angels.
over n per cent. Of all foreign
missionaries are women.
Mormon missions have been cstah-
ilshsd IN the Philippines
There are 30 German Baptist
churches in the United states. with
gle0o members
Trenton ~. J. Methodist ministers
have lnauEura,ed = crusade against
sunday ice cream ana soda water.
A vacau, church in Philadelphia.
which rays its pastor a salary OF
$500 a year. has the names of 100
candidates under consideration
No pay. no preach. is the motto
81 the Rev Mr.. BresinEer. Of Msrtr-
town. Pa. Last week he went on
strike and positively refused 90
preach because his salary had not
been paid. At last accounts the
strike was stlii on.
'ChlcAK 60 seems TO be a nursery Of
bishops say the Des MolneF lead
er within a year from that city
bishop EdsaiI has been conheerated
70 the Sc Of North Dakota. Bishop
Morrison 70 that 81 Iowa. and for
coadiutor Of Nebraska the Rev. Ar
thur I. williams. also of Chicago,
has been chosen"
SAYS the Guthrie tOk. II Leader
The Rev Mr. Newly. the new pas
tor Of the Christian church. Is likely
to lost the COINCIDENCE Of his beloved
flock During the sermon last niEht
he stopped abruptly and asked How
many Of you have read the Bible p
Fifty hands went up. Good, said
the postor. Now. how many Of you
have read the second chapter Of
Judge7' Twenty-Five hands went up.
4 wan smile overspread the divine's
face That's also good. but when
sou 40 home read that chapter again.
and you will doubtless learn some
thing TO your interest There II
only one chapter in the book OF
Jude"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
A GIRL BICYCLIST
MAKES A RECORD

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. July 10
The novelty OF woman establish
ing an unofficial bicycle record be-
tween Philadelphia and Atlantic city
was performed Saturday afternoon
when Miss Bessie Emery, an attrac-
tive girl OF 10. from Washington,
y. G., made the run from Broad
street, Philadelphia 10 Atlantic city.
In three hours and 10 minutes. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
STABBED ~ a ShlPMAvE

Charles A shute, hlueiaeket 81
the hatticship Iowa. was stabbed IN
the les by a shipmate In a quarrel
SATURDAY night. The ARRAY happen
ed near First avenue and colnmh' a
street, Shute refused 10 make a COM
plant to the police, He claims that
bis companion was fourtnhing a
large knife and he was attempting
20 take u away from him when he
was cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10
FOR HANDLING
REAL ESTATE
New Rules Adopted by the
Seattle Board.

At the meeting ~ the Seattle Real
Estate beard Fufuriay afternoon.
the principal business transacted wa
the adoption Of a new code II by
laws. The report embracing the
proposed changes was submitted BY
n corrpran. lite provisions werc Ok
planned hy Mr.. CoFeoran. who stated
that u was intended 10 apply 60
eases IN which parties having prop
rrty to sell and not willing 10 place
~ In the hands Of a particular brok.
rr. might by this means secure the
services Of the board.
Contributions wer. then made hy
the members present 20 the fund for
the entertainment of the National
Editorial association this week. az
ter which Secretary r " Frulsrh. 20
the Chamber Of Commerce. intrn-
duced 20 the board nr r.. r. New
land. Of Los Angeles. Cal. who call
ed attention TO a new process Of ex-
tracing gold from tho ore. cheaper
than the present methods. He be-
gan by stating that the process vas
discovered by Seattle parties The
ore IL subjected TO washing pro-
cess in which II il easily pulvcriked.
The mass IL then placed IN acid watts.
An electrical current - then turned
on and the chemical action produced
precipltatcs and oondenHes the gold
which IL pressed into bullion bars
He concluded by asking the board
to investigate the process and assist
IN establishing demonstrating
plant In this city. on motion % Mr.
corcoran. a committee consisting u
Leslie Maxwell. J. O. Givcns and
Andrew Knox was appointed to look
iato the matter
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Wyvss
How TO Send a Kiss.
z-ss@-aasa--aa4
H,.,.,
lsslAl

Kisses hy malf Why. certainly.
has solved the difficulty which has
confronted lovers for ages by hrr
method Eisi can present 10 the Ia
vored one the living IMAGE ~ a kisM
from her oar fosy iips II Is sort
Of Sign label. incapable % fefEsfy
or successful Imitation u r. she
vsriiabl~ documentary evidence of
a Kiss given and received. and u msy
yet prove 10 be 81 vast legal Import
According to the fair Inventor the
method Of discovery Of the maiiable
klas was this
II happened one day tina, she wfHh
cd 20 write = letter 90 'him n
was chilly day ard biuN'erY. sh@
says. ana 20 protest her caruaine lips
from the salute ~ the winds she
reached for little box Of saivs up
on her dressing tabi. ami herewith
literally snnoinied her ilps In that
salvc there waA a considerable per
ceutaxe 81 rouge.
The letter having been finished. Il
vas adorned at the foot with the
conventional brace % inky crosses
Now. shs hadn't seen him for very
long time. and tire last letter he
wrote was really a nice ore. - that
u was understAndasis that. ihs
crosses having been made and blot.
ted. shc should press her llps just
once 70 the letter
Tn. rouge IN the ssfve did the
rest. I, was a little greasy. per
hapa. hut the uninieriieuai result
was a very perfect picture Of a pair
Of purssf tips. The Inventor vas
80 pleased tina; she tried Il again.
and the second picture Was better
than the fret
when those pictures reached their
destination n fid not need the in
scripilon these are genuine % tell
the recipient what 60 do with them.
They spoke for themselves
No patent upon the process has yet
been applied for. but q slight I'm
provem-nt In the original method
has been made. II n now the fash
ion to dampen the paper slightly.
and to dust wlth dry powder the lips
OF the sender. ~ works just as well
and the kisses don't run"
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Foa WMITwoRTH COLLEGE

Tomorrow afternoon AZ ; o'eieck
the whitworth College committee -
the Chamber ~ Commerce viii meet
and receive propositions Tor sites for
the college The committee consists
OF Msserr. " c. Henry. A Nadrsn.
John sehram. 0Flfnih Davies and
c. J. smith.
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Fright's Pain Killed Nor.

NEW YORK. July 10 -5ls year
old Alice olmncl fell under a van this
marniuE II was stopped just A.
the edge Of har dress man -
eued her and she ataad on the side
walk, pale and trembling. She cfIedi
Mamma, u hurts 50.
'lioo hoe, Alice thinks she's hurt +"
icered a hoy. "A her mother took
her she looked up ana RaHped again
1t hurts SO, as II the wagon wheel
was passing over her Then shr dlrd
Doctors said fright had kiiled her
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4 FAREWELL RECEPTION

A farewell reception will be tend
cred to Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Bald
win NJ the Market Street Baptist
church tonight. Mr. Baldwin has &C.
cepsed a call from the Baptist church
at Alameda. Cal. and his resignation
Of the pastorafe of the Market
Street Baptist church viii take place
July is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-07-10

what a peculiarly heavy tread
that Roblnette girl has. is 1t some
thing new7'
1T Is with her She IL just learn
ing to pedal one Of those mechanical
pianos"
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SUIT ron DAMAGES.

William a. Watson has commenced
suit in the superior court against T.
A. Webb and wife for fis.Tz3 dam
ages received by falling IN side
walk in front ~ their home and SUI
ferinE from a broken les.