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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
Mr.. Spears Address OF Welcome.

Mr.. Spear delivered the address Of
welcome, saying:
Your Excellency ana Ladies and
Gentlemen:
The hands upon the dial Of time never
iurn back. Nations may rise and tali;
civilizations may come ana 80; religions
may flourish ana decay; wars may deVaS-
tate ana fires destroy, Vet the relentless
pendulum OF fate swings ON. cutting into
pieces ana hurting into the past the
precious moments which We call time.
Thus the pendulum has swung unul. To-
day, We stand upon the retrospect ot the
18th. looking over into the possibilities o!
the Goth century. Nineteen hundred years
have gone, they are at The same time be
hind us ana before us: behind US in the
sense that the flight of time can never
return; before IT'S in the sense that the
myriad events that have culmnat ed,
from time To time, into epochs Of history.
are engraved. never TO be erased, upon
The tablet Of that magnificent civilization
and progress that marks the close Of the
18th century. our little City nesting be-
beautiful Kennebec, checred by the mu-
sic of the dashing Cubbosscccorte has.
for 81 years, lived in tie midst ana been
a part of these stupenGGus events Of the
dying century.
During our municipal life we have seen
cur nation emerge from the perks Of
threatening dissolution to unite in the
strength Of an endless union; we have
seen the trans-continental caravan sup
planted by the locomotive traversing
plain, spanning river. piercing mountain
we have seen the development of that
power that annihilates space. ana makes
Intelligence universal and contempt
raneous; we have Seen tic discovery ~ 3
force that transmits the sound of tn,
voice thousand miles, with quality ant
tone unchanged; We have seen the inven.
lion of power that disCioses to the med
seal eye the human frame and revolution
ICES the possibilities of human lif,: ",
have seen the great moral forces tina
make for humanity and the welfare a.
the race. increase 4 thousand fuil: W
have seen our own beautiful State de
Ne!op in population, wealth ana pros
neriy, until, today, its people are iuiel
fleenL thrifty ana happy. Ana thus
might go on until the rising Of The sun Oh
enumer1tc the measures Of The las. :
years
Suffice It e say that We have live,
through marvellous age trau-ht Will.
marvellous events.
The bridegroom may forge: liz bride
WAS made his welded wife yrstraru.
II. monarch may forget The crown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
Bio Fertilizer Combine.

Baltimore. May 22.-The consolidation
If % leading fertilizer companies OF the
company viii be known AZ the American
Agricultural Chemical Co. having a spe-
cial charter under the laws OF Connect
cut. 1t has an authorized capital stock
Of Si0.0uu. 0o0 divided into so. UoO. 900 8 per
cent cumulative preferred stock and S3O.-
NlO common stock. The combination in
cludes several Baltimore firms: Bradley
Fertilizer Co.. Boston and Los Angeles,
cal; Cumberland Bone Phosphate Coz
Boothbay. Me: and concerns in Boston.
Brooklyn. Philadelphia. Chicago and else
where. John a. Gibbons If New York
will be president of the new company
Robert s. Bradley, president of the Brad
ley Fertilizer 60. Of Boston, will be ore
Of the vice presidents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Joseph Mullen. convicted. last Week.
of killing his common law WIFE, Wa
at New York. Monday, sentenced -
death by elecrocution during the Weeh
beginning July 10.
During a quarrel over cards al ohi
cago. Monday. George Allen shot ar,
fatally wounded Burrel Douglas az.
his son Frank Douglas. Allen recei'e'
two bullet wounds and may die
w. T. w Ball. the well-knoWh ui"
matte critic. and his wife commits"
suicide. Monday. by gas asphyNia.o,..
at their home in Roxbury, Mass IN
were found, shortly after A. NJ. -
lying dead on the bed in close emu IL
Mr.. Ball was &c years of age anu -.
wife VAS 73. Dependency on aceou ,,
of i'll health was assigned as the re4'so'
for the act.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
IN GALA ATTIRE.
Continued from page ~

cellency. Governor Powers and Mrs.
Powers: Hon. and Mrs. c. f. Little
field of Bockland; Councillor John T.
Hill Of Augusta; Councillor and Mrs.
Don A. Fl. Powers Of Houlton; Coun-
cillor a. p. Gordon of FryeburS; Coun-
cillor and Mrs. Sidney NJ Bird of
Rockland; Councillor a. G. Blunt of
Skowhegan. Other distinguished
guests are: Mayor and Mrs. ;. ". Lane,
Augusta; Gen. w. :. Choate, Angus
Ia; Hon. byron Boyd. Augusta: Mayor
w. C. Phlbro0k, Waterville; Col 5. n.
Allen. Togus; Mayor ". II. Wiggin,
Auburn: Mayor King 5. Raymond
Cumberland Mills; f. A. Small, Esq,
Augusta; Sheriff \. J.. McFadden, Au-
gusta; Gen. }. l.. Chamberlain. Drums
wick: EX-Gov. Garcelon. Lewiston,
Others are expected, today, and they
will participate in the parade.
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Hon. C. {. Liiilefeld.

Hon. c. Il. Littledeld was next intro
duced ard as he advanced to the front
Of the stage warm applause greeted
him. He thanked the city in behalf
OF His Fxcellency and other guests for
their most hearty welcome and admir-
cd the taste shown in the decorations.
lie considered it well that Gardiner
should celebrate her Semi-CentenniaL
> her record in history was a glorious
one He took a great interest in the
city as soon as he arrived ard obtained
q few figures that show why she
should be proud In 1850, her valua-
ton was $1C0,0G0 while in 1889, it was
s., 800, GOO. and this with some abandon
"a farms ana the increase per capita
was from SILL to $49S. He spoke 81 me
great men which the State had sent
out and also the thousands or doliaff
which went West. all from our state
ard with all this. we still had some Of
the smartest men in the national
Congress ard yet many invest among
our Industries.
In closing he referred to the affairs
in the PHILIPPINES and turning to the
srhnol schildran who had delighted the
audience with their pleasing singing
said I'VE would never leave those islands
until we HAD placed the children on
the same footing as ours and educated
Them SO that they would be able to
govern themselves He asked indul-
gancc for the administration which
would satisfactorily work out the prob
lem.
He WAS a very interesting speaker
ana received hearty applause on clos
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
SUICIDE OR MURDER7
A Strange Case Discovered at Fredericton, N.
B.-Coroner Investigating.

St. John, y. g.. May PA special to
st. John Sun from Fredericton tells Of
4 strange suicide or murder. In the.
filth and stencil of anouthouse connect
ed with the Commercial hotel, the body
Of man in an unacceptable condi
ton was discovered, late tonight, by
gang of men who We're cleaning out
the place. The body was badly decom-
posed. but showed signs of cuts and
bruises. but whether they were infiict-
ed before or after death is a matter
Of conjecture. The coroner has taken
charge of the remains.
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Street Decorations.

! IS one apDroachcs GARDENERS business
streets fran NV 1anof tbn impression n
GRAND N vyouId annc,r ys thouph ever.
merchant was alive IA tho occasl,, ana
doin,, bIs hes, III make III event ! cam
pIe,a and memorable success Those
merchants who we're M first undecided ~
ia whether IL was hest "a, make ar,. Of
fart w DECORATING ~ IVY, are Incoming
cn.hus.l aol r2ef falling irtn li-.
Az fha ladies. ar. taking fh, lead I'm his
advanced age ID r1av De- well ,n comu,eno.
IN spccialIy noticing IVY window decor3-
tons w tvo nror1incnr millinery store.
nn Water a,r.a, Tho first nm order .,r,.,
The decorations described IN .b,. s,t,r,l.,.
journal. WITH Y. ,tise + Y T,art.. ANVIL
1, ,- wnrtry WI (, u.ra ,ytortaJ r,.i,.
ibau zpa,c viii allow This corner y-r-
d.v. always b.au,iflll a1J artistic Win
NJ. elegant m..ru.r, ,..,.l,i.s sul r,y,-
49, is ,pti.t mari. attractive. NM, rh.a ra-.
ul,.,l ur,ts.nf. Tjr. duInl. window VA.
aiken ,dy,rry.. ,c Y, ,-pr,.-...t ty.
,...f,i. wv. d,t.,. L...rr I.t4 .ttl I.s, Tr.
p.I,ipt t.ar.ts cams 3n5 hoods yq.l rem
r,-.n, ..,.. ,lI,n tlrnr-- ar1 f,l..rr-..
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anu 'I'E'I'' "7 '"' mag '''.'''''' o'7t'"S
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7'h'7- SlS- i-''h" h"+ "''h i"''uii.''' MIA
carrying "ei h'F id'' S' "ri.s.-''iIE "At
rh.ri.''!y.
'""hvS sampson ny fhe N1W f'Fk
emporium h1F" A'-'ha SUBJECT I'M 'h-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23

That on his head an hour has been;
The mother may forget the child
That smiles sac sweetiy on her knee;
But I'll remember thee. Glencarn.
And a that thou hast been 10 me-.
These lines express our sentimen. to-
ward our little city, tonight, to which.
Your EXcellency, gentlemen of the tuuu-
Gill; and invited guests. we sincerely and
cordially welcome you.
In the name Of his honor the mayor.
Inc city council ana the people, J turn
over to YOU the keys of the city ANA eA-
tend to you its freedom.
/ wish to thank you one and all for the
kind acceptance of our hospitality AMI ~.
me courtesy Of your presence.
Again. Your ExceIlenCy. | extend ~
You. not only personally. but as the GOV
ernor Of the State of Maine, a hearty
welcome. and desire to say thut WlLr
puT a1Ip.t ,llr t.ltN- K Nllr civ.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Tho too.a;,,,. e..... Chicago. Nay @.
7f7k ~ september.
f., coRI.N-May, %; July, s3is@s3a. sep,em.
oATss--May, 2s7s; July. 2s4a2i: sentem.
PIoRk-July., ss25; September. $40
81 MY $2,l9; September, s5.H.
g4sn quotations closed as follows:
WHEAT-NQ. 2 spring. 721sH7Sl5: No .
lORN-No 2, 33i4 No yellow. s3gN9t
Ais-N9; 2 III; No. white, 2gIT5ig'.
ItYE-No. ., ~.
BAkLEY-NO. 2 aJ040
FLAXSEED-No !. 81 .OG: y. " s1o-p
TIMOTHY SEED-S23 %. IL T-'o''-'
IARD-s5.G1ffjI0
PORk-Mess, sS.15GtS 20: ribs. siT6ii Z.
sh0ulders, 4iihfi12: clear sides. s5.GGf5 10
81 GAR-Cut loaf. 500: granuiated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23

granite for the use Of the living ana for
memorials to the dead. ana stately build
ings and beautiful ccnotaphs in every city
Of Importance in our country. are endur-
Ing monuments in the products Of our
county ana the Skill Of our luborcrs.
What wonder then, with our natural
advantages OF northern climate. OF a
New England scenery. Of unlimited water
power, Of the constant presence or an en-
ightcned husbandry and Of skilled and
educated lahorcrs in all Of our manufac-
tories. with al Of which We are endowed
and which in themselves stimulate the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
flTzSiMMONs-IEFfERIEs FIGHT
Will Take Place at Coney Island. in the Even.
ing OF June 9.

New York. May 22.-The Fitzsim-
mons-Jeffries fight is to take place al
night instead Of the afternoon of June
.. The directors Of the Coney Island
Sporting Club. today decided on this
change. Mr. Brady said, today, that
80 boxes had been sold, the total sum
paid for them being 1880. Frank
Dwyer has received $4,000 TO bet for
Westerners on Fitzsimmons, at odds of
s to D
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Frank Erne and Kid laviqne Matched.

Buffalo, n. y. May % Frank Erne
and Kid Lavigne have been matched
for 2O-round contest az 133 pounds for
the light weight champion ship. The
bout is to be held in the Amphitheatre.
Hawthorn Club, July 3. The purse is
$500 $4,000 TO go TO the winner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23
DeathdcaIinq Tornado in Texas.

Houston, Tex, May GA tornado
passed over Titus ana Erath counties.
Sunday. Several homes and church build
ings were wrecked ana a number OF peo-
pie We're injured. Ii is reported that sev-
eral persons were Killed SIX miles South-
east of StephenNillc.
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. May 22.-Wheat reached the
'5c. mark again. today, and closed strong
nj an advance Of l@-nIl2. Confirmation III
Widespread crop damage by Hessian flies
caused the upjurn Corn gained Ems
ana oats ~ Pork rose and lard ami
ribs ~. each. 4'
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SIosson. 400: Schaeier. $50.

New York, May 22.-Slosson won me
second billiard game. tonight. III MS
match against Schaefer after an eXclt-
ing finish, the score being 400 70 Joy
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. May Q.
Cotton futures closed quiet and steady.
May, PISS: June, 5s6; July. 5.ss; August
5-y, September, 5.SG; October. 5Sg: No
yember, $50; December. 5gj: January.
3.a: February. COZ; March. 6OG: April
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The Prospects

for an advance in the price Of Wheat are
very encouraging; Liverpool cables never
fail 10 reflect any advance on this side:
the crop news from Russia does not indl-
cate anywhere near normal crop In that
country: the visible supply IN this coun-
try u steadily decreasing at decreased
another million this week.. and the pros
poets are that by next August the visible
supply will be smaller than II was last
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the SAND starry canopy will be over us
ana if the same unity of purpose actunte'
Won then as now. YOU will indeed be
happy and prosperous people.
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HOVER SEED-kG ao1,G Y

on the Produce Exchange:
III Hill ER-Steady; creameries, laGl7iL
EGGS-Steady: fresh. l22tmls.
'ttEESE.-Iasy; creameries, gGIIG3,
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New York Produce Market.

New York, May -.
FLOUR-Receipts l7,Il9 bbls.; exports,
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On Same Date

when IL was tho smallest on record The
area seeded 10 spring wheat this year
Will not exceed that or last year and
probably will not equal Il. The winter
wheat yield this year. II II maintains its
Will be from 5O0Jn00O 10 1G1 900 900 bushels
less than last year. The only conclusion
10 be drawn Is. BUY Wheat" and our
free book explains how u 90 N; send FOR
il.
Howard Crosby &C.,. "a ns cS"srs 4. 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-05-23

In response to the toast. our City,
Hon. Q. =. Clason gave brief history
Of thn city. as follows:
Mi. chairman. Ladies ana Gentle
men.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17

located Stony Brook, of the most maaous
districts bothered with malaria times
could work and always eonspated as well For
years had malaria bad the spring when engaged in powng
that could do nothing but shake must have taken about barrel
remedies but obtained
any permanent Last fall in peach time had most serious
attack and then commenced take Rpan Tabues
advice made all right and have
been without them since take Tabue each morning and night
feel than usually exhausted take three
day. They stomach sweet bowels regular and
had the touch of malaria splitting headache since
using know also that sleep better and wake
refreshed than formerly don't know how many complaints
will help but do know they will the
condition and would not be without them at price
honestly consider them medicine the world
the beneficial and the convenient 10 take
am Of and have worked hard all fe the
both early and late and all kinds OF weather.
enjoyed such good health have last fall
neghbors have remarked my improved condition and have
said Say, John, what doing 10 look so healthy9
sS 5 i FiPs
'' e" forwarded " the H'nns CHEMICAL
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17

secured lease of the Bull mine in Greg
ory gulch, Central City, from which both
brothers acquired competency. They
then engaged in the banking business in
that city under the firm OF Harrington
d Mellor. He also at one time was a
part owner in the New York Mill COM
pany. He leaves wife and married
daughter residing in this city, two sons,
William and Sammie, recently engaged
in business at Idaho Springs, and four
children who live at Liberal. He was a
member OF the Pioneers Association of
Gilpin county. Interment o. the remains
ook pl ice at Liberal.
A change has been made in the sched-
ule time OF the arrival and departure Of
the Rollinsville, Nevadaville and Eldora
stage line. Hereafter 1t will leave Cen
tral City at II: 80 a. M, Black Hawk i'm
mediately after the arrival of the passen.
ger train. Returning, it will arrive in
this city at 6:15, and Central City at p.
M, daily.
We - fiSh, ocu Obcu anu On6Tley
Runquist OF this city, and Peter Dillon
OF Central City, returned from trip to
Middle park Sunday evening. They had
fine time, good fishing and but one
complaint, namely: The persistency Of
the mosquitoes in presenting their bills.
Hon. Lewis G. Snyder came up from
Denver Monday. He remains here until
Saturday
Born-In Black Hawk, Colorado, Aug
ust II, 1899, to the wife Of ]. P. Solan, a
10 pound girl.
Born-In Black Hawk, Colorado, Aug
ust Is, 1889, to the wife Of John Leitner,
, girl.
"From the above annoupcements, il
would appear a. ifvives Arc being pro-
vided for future soldiers" says DR.. j. A.
Richmond.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
NEvADAvlLLE.

Misc Georgia Richards, who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Mabel Williams
in Central, has returned home.
Miss Ettie Coddington received the
congratulations of her friends on Mon
day, in honor OF her 18th birthday.
The Misses Josie an Lottie Tuck have
opened an ice cream parlor in the build
ing on Main street. first door below the
Odd Fellows building.
The employees at the First National
Kansas mine had splendid pay day last
Saturday, in honor of which they held a
musicale at John Maddern's, Monday
afternoon.
Fred S. and Henry G. Bolsinger left
Monday afternoon for a few days fishing
on Ranch creek. Grand county trout
should be abundant on their return, as
both are expert anglers.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Centennial M. E. church will give an ice
cream and coffee festival in the vacant
room in the Bartle block on Main street,
next Saturday evening.
The trustees of Nevada Lodge No. 6,
/. o. o. F. are fixing up the store room
in their building occupied by Richard
Rowling, in fine style. Dick will soon be
in receipt of another stock of fancy and
staple groceries.
twenty-five tramway cars of ore were
taken last Monday from the Kansas and
Burroughs mines on Quartz hill to the
Black Hawk custom stamp mills by the
Gilpin Tramway company for the Kan
sas- Burroughs Consolidated Mining Co.
Rev. j. II. Long, pastor of the First
Centennial M. E. church on Tuesday
evening, August 8, 1899, united in mar
riage Thomas White and Miss Mabel
Richards. Mr.. and Mrs. White are
spending their honeymoon in Denver.
Frank Mayhem has completed remov.
ing the plant OF machinery from the
Bellman lode in Virginia canon to the
University Kansas mine on Quartz hill.
1t will be remembered that the Kansas
Burroughs Consolidated company pur-
chased this machinery last week.
The officers, teachers, scholars and
friends OF the First Centennial M. f.
Sunday school of this town, held picnic
on the grounds west of the Alps mine on
Quartz hill, last Saturday. The merry
picnicers returned in the evening, having
had very pleasant and enjoyable time.
A very sad accident occurred yesterday
at Henry Mayhew's residence. While
his little children were playing on the
floor, his little two year old son, John,
backed and fell into pail OF hot water
which was standing on the floor, scald-
ing him so badly that he died at o'clock
this morning. The family has the sin
cere sympathy Of their many friends in
the loss OF the little one. The funeral
will occur tomorrow at . o'clock.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Over the Scenic Line

Through the courtesy OF Hon. Freder-
ick Kruse, general manager of the Gil
pin Tramway company, last Friday the
Misses May McIlroy and BERTHE Corbin,
OF Denver, Miss Jennie Cody and Mrs.
W. s. DuPee, of this city, Masters Ernest
Thompson and Frank Hanigan, John
Quinn and The OBSERVER representa-
tive enjoyed trip over the scenic line of
that home enterprise as far as the Sara
toga swetch in Russell district. The
party enjoyed the trip. At noon they
ate their lunch, which the ladies' had
provided, on the main track in East Ne
vadaville. From Central to Russell dis
trlct the party was accompanied by
James Hallihan, the road superinte tend
ent The party returned about 3
o'clock D. M
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Died.,

In Russell Gulch. Colorado. Tuesd,.
august 10, 1899, after long illness I
br'ghts disease, Abs Mellow, aged 3s
ye'fs; native of England -
Deceased had resided in Russell Gulcb
LOT several years and in Gilpin county
ior Is years. He leaves two brotwers
william and John, sister, and other
Ieiatives who reside in this place. AL
though a sufferer from the fatal d;soos.
for long time he bore his aftIic,ior u,;,h
great iortitude. He was a genial, who
souied man and well liked by his ac:
quaintances
Ihe funeral occurred this afternoon
from the M. E, church, under the auspi.
ces OF Russell Gulch lodge No. Al, 1. O.
r. OF which order he was an hopored
member
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Sixteen Ounces for Pound.

That is what you want when you buy
pound of meat. The prices for the
choicest meats in market are all right
when you get full weight. Therefore
buy your meats, poultry and fresh fish
OF Joseph Dennis.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
A. II. DAY, Central City.
Change In Time.

Train No. 53, due TO leave Denver at
800 p. m, will on Sundays only be held
to leave Denver at 600 p. m. This will
allow parties on the Clear Creek district
to spend the entire day in Denver, and
the "Colorndo Road" hns arranged very
attractive Sunday rates.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Died.

In Central City, Colorado, Wednesday
afternoon, August 10, 1899, Ralph, the
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Oman.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17

Do you know that you can get just as
hne flowers, either cut or potted. Of NJ
Cockburn. the florist, as you can in Den-
vsr' and at less cost. Call and sec him
at the poetofdce store, Central.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Fresh Fr.iss.

Fresh fruits will keep your blood coDr
and act a. . corrective. insuring good d.
eeston. Much cheaper and more On
joyable than taking medicine. Call on
tho Sauer- McShane Mercantile Com.
pany.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Those Suffering

From headache pain in or about the
eyes, dizziness, etc, should sec House,
the Eye Specialist, next Monday and
Tuesday, at Barkers Jewelry store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
member.

Central the city built upon hills, viii
snow up well in the large half tone en-.
craving on the first page of The OssKRv-
kR special edition. 1t will create intere st
among the thousands who will raca;va
copy OF the paper.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17

CocSburn, the florist, can furnish you
with fresher flowers, pret.ier designs at
lower prices than you can get in Denver
Give HIM trial order and you are suro
TO be pleased.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17

The way to be happy, though mar
ried-trade Mt Phillips Il Ebli's, Law
renee street grocers.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Best Brands Family Ljouors
Crackers

just received at Philips & Ebli's Lew.
renee street grocery store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17

WANTED in every town local repre-
sentative, lady or gentleman. Easy work
good pay. No capital required. Pay
ment every week. Address for particu-
lars, G. l.. MAREcHAL ART Co.,
34S Elm St., Dallas, Texas.
Gilpin observer., 1899-08-17
Estrayoa.

From RUSSELL Gsich. . brown and
white horse about years old, branded
20" on the left hip. When last sesn
wAs At Idaho Springs. Any person re-
turning him to zancanellar Bros, Rus
sod Gulch. will be liberslly rewarded.