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fhc 'inErisor trsr.

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aatt l.Iarb rat Lea.

Ce faa. laWry "a
his ii aa iH.t l7 ROM
NheJe G Wu.t r isc utity
sa4t lslita Puaa cl. Hl
riap. lah v'l g-e ra aua9
3Ge u al Nr li4M un il .t-
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i,a
eia fa
sla. s 'amily Have uh,aefia.
a ai
,Gea} 81 .ue Hud5 loha i.a
ia lasgt Il or s Yv,a als awe brau Ge
p1ll had 4ye hel lassl j ahas
g.-tGal3oj
Aig @r .at.asr.t.
Sautsa N. #a d.
A..ieeN, acrC dty og Oh loatd ri va.
trwaris fog y,yegal years, has been ar
rssted on thV charge % ombezzlug city
funds \ shortage uf about $4,000 Is
alleged.
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Actor John 4nnt-,ltraI.end.

indianapolis, Jan Il ,Iobn Saunders,
aged 50, an English 9t} died here lie
had played with HG1rson and other
prominent actors ip<iiio principal cities
of the country
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a t Uupt 3al havs
aut alsn 4iaaatn t.o .bMati rNI
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p. d#laf NJ Pr rm,uH j
t.e tiaG -aIas te iut eaeh
saa.ae. titl llt c1a aHl
ar Gtuiel l9 aae ii-ate casas
n aad rpu, 6 t Wm.
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TAGS FOE TIE BABIES.
fEcrc ~ Go No Niy tp at JUhns
.tapisin. HusEtuti.

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a1 al #.t
fa4 M ll"l. laa
At uqu ttuo &" llty
aaEr ua euea
ins oHe youn- i5hy from lna-s..
lhera arr alWat f ddztn Or more nn%
balu,s d THE walJ, aid y thr lsspe
4ncrl cyo tHey al TOOK llSa 'nUl tau
aew stsam tho litte olc arc TAGGED
soon py H5r hpn 0uH m4l square
lf aaAD .sc rast. Is itaa ln atis
name. a- Illaa4iH0s Geb
nit IS uai ia.r,t.o IS .li q, Et ~
la haiv.
Nh@ ile fnLF a iaistr
ao aspa8l, fAea Ir tlampsl.
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l.ra..ol.aa l-nr Arm, anIc.r.

0lN4 3#H .lelaaaat
ta.al .@.5d II iHG iHGE
AtHa aiaU MnttE H yn Pla
M.ui e,aWl oi th rrsmau n Haaa
oI C1su William A. kone Nhp Na.
toueh.H .nu1tcd haigaalrr Huid at
SluHeei l.ieHtelHHt t7iH Nfiian9
Il tosr 81 tl iiitE -u'e.r
4,t tlt aa leoa nnal.d a.rufi oa
ff tnen a Iaaee cal0l Il r.
nei,i. Guie Caae M fnrne.it
establishment
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nfa rrr.TI aoll..r ~.

Dur,as tar tn -i Gelae 81, ti.e
pinery lls Urou0tioH amu19'
"a VS. $eacaaaG9l 4; of
The asi HI naa,ns ot tla Wilson ia@.
Ye, - sitn tiAa eeeat action e
inport meaning ~ s1F 1hr laast fiat
much adlitianal ma iacm!ng u The
TuitH! States tae B.ullcy laN yielded
StnG-c 7A5 moro rayonue tn its first
two yoaa tRan aid tlc N'il. IL lay i'm
its corresponding two years, Ana yet
there arc statesmen and editors who
aver that we should go back to the low
tarll-s.-W -Wllllamsport (Pa.l Dulletin-
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n OiI inua'g auc!..

I"a ,pllU lsH 81 }lam Ward,
.,se na@W n ana ciHraia bat
5.i ha b.na i01 tlr pannl
D.eahca a!an
bat ta m tNIUau &NuNua laft
ig Ii- taltr James WAn las jast died
interstate 'la money Is to ba equally Nj.
yiIcl te;w.ra tie widlw p James aud
81 4ath.l i'a, daul tra.hp Wa a-o j
cisru4 clu wu a Gadi "Ha said
Acm AiiHUu, ht eva ai mon,
aU Aa!ial Is oter ~ ..eat.
ii irl ue -av- @ feels taat hr can stiH
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Ihn British tea 9r ipe
gBu .iIl4H E1ae II!
i,tach !0ni9r
CAPITAL 81 lia TGysioN
Iti- atrryuhefc E.Us.,d Tuat S.,
t"dsare Hu!'er n tbr tive
~ nahing au IEp,rt-
ant Forward
Move.

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er .4t.i ta
5aa .ta tH.
t iiaa
aaHt at lIa
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baiu .a
t aaa
ga q
rau p-.ei
tl
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fusus aS @ ust
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i Guut nN
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h. rhe M
i4lHst t.g. Na1i osa lau.ang
..liats @J3 aa I
ntw Wl5.a- lle
'Ihn aist,e f.1u luan l-ta ts
tcr's d,tHl -at Thc @lv
ron a anl aea s.t.
tAo f' ateh ll arl GtE ul#
ud a,i Il. iI i.i ig aH-s tA
forces fia i5iti t.e4 u4I
!. tn I9.r Enun9
lJuw NA.l lt eatnla
al iu4 a4i oo,.."
aselC
ne maa yelel ia ~ aa bt
A iiau v fenl +
e @ @t ths
1sE nu pa ar ii2aiIs-
a-aia tidrarl his
nuliar nnd oicry s,tii Co-orernte.
Natals ui taa aEt rrn laUpgu i +
.'hna.a Ie i ltia attns ~ i,hei fat
4ter dE. iats ,Aa ulu
Fave L ul llaaa a,e caN.
H. tlAt t aesf ''aht . ii5l
g He ied Wit,l .eRe Gict5 VI
GAi tc'r 5E uea ut ae!a u4re.aIN. alt
,th afaeh Wtl noannz,
'lt is mI'<Ui n Nafe gdarier> tha
h4E W. uMN 81 Eiis q tatt IL
it eIat- iitt gu tl@ tHe r4 nc
4 tacknl be to tue eastward Brt thi- i
ml-I Wdl.plr Il "a#l Wttu .aAa5f 4
i- 81 rore mon fun = abohto5
hoee.-aa WaeH naN comes therefore
\ win surely % of au at.ac. c.thel ID tlq
\ dsiti ~ Colcnso
From Cape Colony comes IN inttusau.
\ i4tte llit of news recording another saa
ce, l General Frnch Gu TGcsli.
hioMng III Wal sacce mi mlsg epIe
0f hely mf'il@E te eH,ns
rrHg pH~il. d D ,'lc 81 su i.aHE ti tAi
a9er Ir u a-o repo1Cl thi tAc s0at
aicl t3 d4.to lfcael's men cit, h4t Wa1
4 haaten ba,k
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,t,r, ark e rinr

jhn M mH a@ 81, al tu aui# ee
jtr ,lereau S; Mi rs
@H r Hu W Nta a"sris at
lrud,l relHe ,tie' ta
thn ocUaai }ef HtE l.ge
made aa lha uE lia}
aI,o. I ,lc ucmaUI IS at Iirl IT.
tomorrow, which uu. tue thH iMu tlN
en to tha company The mon will striae.
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tol4i Guuialioils .

Bus - 35l Asked
.44st Natt.tHs
Wl@f aa@U43 a#H
BHrner aau. +..ss.
luB aest.aaa
ri NH#a i,a5 +sl ......s.
within sft .l tiast ta....,,.-i
r. As-'g. t.sa
UuueH EJNtI & I.ta
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.cncrul Grccly Ilcttcr

Washington, Jan. HI is reported
1t Gcaelal Grccly's home that he coll-
tinues to maintain steady improve
mcnt.
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FINANCIAL.
General aliooI af he Stock
.ilaf Il l1F il m'lie
Week.
4 lTlRntY'S MARKET REY!EF
iiroobfyn Rapii Transit Nteiropo.i-
tau Traction ana 7ugnr Each
Takc THntbIe--5ther
Stocks Close
Firm.

The IL, apy c3altion t5l tae begin
E ~ 5p Hpck % tllr STOCK -atrNtt =
Aa a aasned ihr "ee kl5
luslt 81 tGe Nlnt- y tic Cleaning
4H#i.a -9ciI a Hnd tt !eHia>" ai
ua -a1aIala eH D aan,
au Haaaaa eAt IAt
tJ 1a-tI
ate
ap ilptsr- eNi.aH
iu i6Ups 9srat- Gat ol,
uGa Dai al laafart+ lal ri pa3s eh
W II Beeu ta undoing 81 marhe'
caGllr that iilaidatium llaa
ytcel ngt Uacn j nidF ha
.I0hirf Be- uHrpt, themselves
the sEf I'll tahaat Na-
aad .n 5.uE Hh5eH Laff
md-t aaltaUis ls -tep as'det g.
#H ebistq lahten leads, to be ultra
Nal tAe improvement u the money
- an@ tae south African War
t8a aI it#-e.a, tUe ureniNs IA ihe g@ &
4gaia s aa afiJ dae, tle hereto
f-vaGtag ai.tnst u4 thA sllfs
ana t4e 4p,as Wuien hivr
3 a,4 yt8 jsrI Us the bear
. alI removed lHesault sellers
I.eE fhcl. fr, H4 hereafter haya q
ffebd A.JH te rfast ni wldp-pa.l1
2-peri,y oyg7 t'ti- s2uutry, l.r-r lea-
Visa arhaga ea-g money aud Bftish
.0lie-, S. IL be very diiliin.t g.
lU.erpoNe with pnee ~ their pfsstnl
arcia,cd figures.
+ Jae sta.k malEct on saturday va
.8i vain taae eNeeptiun Q, sugar, Brook
l,4p4 lraa ana Aet6opoltae
ae@0A g4r t ttom l-4 V ueioS
and Et0esiyu E4pi1 IAAs't dr9ppe
aul ABOVE ,0 4saate NJ Gj Aetropoti.
t4lI naYinsa far i gher market quota
Il. and 5cpg therefore. an&lsldy iat
a'efa Wa aaad uEaa and sah'
cky 'r1u Toto i63
s3rrls Goa-e- buying Amereat
mitie- NeIe rHiiene avasr lllf
t4 I.saf t pf 1t Nheseta
m1anr n l1alaa w@le aoase taeiI
4f5ty III &rW gsE
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TIE SPORTING WoaLT1 !.

A nnvelty il the way of Six day eycle
races win De seen in Ncw York darling
Ire wecl. beginning Dec * Instead of
number 81 men pedaAng away uonot-
s3usly FOR d Ueely, - men wlil e0li
4 ne Ia pars Each tecla ~ two VIII
tp allowed e relay IS often as they
ish bad each rider tRusI baNon the
t'acs or only = hours altoaAAr or
IL hours during each day
This chauge w.ll break uB --=-
uny that was the bane Of
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BAD RAsFo-rs III 1DATO.
Fhrs" Gt,cs Insi ., HlaoGs 'rDm tht
stsfFr.H itts@nl

so 'i PEE tGs
fa'l'} aa
a a aia
T
at an
l@ Nt
8Nggl
aod l@3 @ hn
M H
EEL !s
i1t Htr N
uoy oei
aH
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rbe rnrinqrr's story,


ITO run over a man. perhaps
tie only thng of an ttat ana
To see him- en- * tracs VI.
fect of y1l q snoT
t9 save lim TO ia
engine 80 oyer tis
is lifa niao jo
onte taat mora ih
"Its Worse z
an old mate ot
was riding
r mud his rl
GOOD as cH
boz. Cao
Arouah
tse Wg'
hind lis
aut f,t p the
iasl off bis
ihe sccg ia man
er to be seen a )
! found Il ~
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Golf n In Hoyle.

It has been discovered by so.ni
Gus person that the famous wbi
tllority, Hoyle, also wrote on
lat was way back in 1903 WI,
came vas barely known otttsiy
Scottish border Eoyle's conlme'
.he game appear very amusing
sld hiss ription Of the club
sails mayN we interesting Z
,g0dern playe.
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t4AEiAsE siA 49, lisAil NAAA ALlAAA-
whole u IN 142 hours Of the contest
Several tedms from abroad VIII com
note, SO that Inc tournament VIII be AZ
International one. The following arr
some OF tile teams which haTe entered
Fred Schinneer and Fred Forster
t7yo veterans of well known ability
Archie McEachern, the unpaced cham
1ion. and Otto Maya, the handicas
winner: Earl D. stevens of BuHal'
nd Charles Turyille Of Philadelphif
isst aud second. respectively Ia Va
an Francisco "a hour race last s1rIs
johnson and Comean, a crack Seam n
printers; y. v. Babcock and NJ. g
stinson, good all round men; Jelli
lawson and Oscar julius, Swedlsl
pair; Harley Davidson and AIfle'
lioake, q crack combination fron Ar~
ada. use-
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Cause for DiUorce.

Mrs. Lenore Reynolds of Union Hill,
N. j., has gone into the courts to get
a divorce from her husband, Wilmot
E. Reynolds, faith curist of that
place. The comp'ain made by the lady
is that her husband demands not only
that she must be cured of all her ills
by faith, but that she must live en-
tirely by faith. AS an instance of this
she alleges that when she asked him
for twenty-five cents with which to
purchase skirt lining he found it ne
cessary to pray four hours for divine
guidance in the matter, and. as she
was in hurry for the lining, she could
not afford to wait that long with the
even c,.lnce tnat it might not be
vouchsafed to her after all. Mrs.
Reynolds seems to have good grounds
for wishing to get clear of Mr.. Rey-
nolds, for If she has to wait four hours
for twenty-five cents with which to get
skirt lining, it is impossible to tell
how many days. weeks. or months she
might have to wait if she wished to
get money enough for a dress. No
woman should be compelled to en-
dure such tax upon patience or such
uncertainties about obtaining matters
of necessity.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Ouacke,bos on HYpnoffsm,

If hypnotism will do all that Prof.
Quackenbos claims for it, then must
1t be looked upon as one of the most
powerful moral and curative forces
in the world. Its phenomena. writes
its denfender are scientifically explic-
able on the supposltion of double
self. each self possessing "A distinct con-
sciousness. The moralst and preach
er address the self that is not in con-
troll. the hesh-entangled. hesitating.
easily tempted. and entrapped objec-
tive self; hence their appeals are so
often futile. The suggestionist in
vokes the better subliminial self. in
vests it with control, and seldom fails
to effect the desired purpose"
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
nIammoth Cave Found in a Mine.

An immense cave has been struck
in the Helvetla mine, thirty miles south
of Tucson, Arizona. A hole filled with
water was first encountered and exam
ination showed that this was but the
beginning of IL mammoth cave, $50
feet wide in places. The length is un-
known, but 500 feet has been explored.
The cave is lined with metallic copper
in places and evidently remarkably
rich ore has been taken out. There
is a constant flow of water which is
pumped out and used in camp for
smelling operations. The strike has
created considerable interest among
mining men,
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
American Trade in Haifi.

Greater sensitiveness to the demands
of Haitian trade is what William r.
Powell, United States minister TO
Haiti says American merchants must
acquire before they can completely
capture the markets of that country
Mr.. Powell is not only minister to
Haiti, but charge d'affaires to San Do
mingo as well. He has been three years
in the black republic. and appears TO
have employed his time to advantage
in furthering American trade among
the natives. The minister says that
during his residence In Haiti the I'M
ports of Yankee-made goods mad IN
creased 33 1-3 per cent.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
He .SfoIc .E2O.OOO.

William B. Dunton, who induced
George B. Forbes to aid him in max
ing away with $4,000 of the funds of
the Union National bank, Chicago, just
before that institution was merged
INTO the First National bank, steamed
INTO Old Point Comfort, Va, the other
day in the private yacht. Morgan
which he had chartered. Two Pink
erton detectives at once boarded the
yacht, and placed him under arrest
He will be brought back to Chicago
TO answer the law for embezzlement,
to his wife for his desertion and un-
falthfulness, and to his own con-
science and the friends of George b.
FORBES, his dupe. for the perfidy that
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
NdrrbaH Cenfen1io!

Preparations are under way for an
other great mans centennial celebra-
ton in February. 1901, the American
Bench and Bar will celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of the day John
Marshall was raised to the supreme
bench. They do this in commemora-
tion of one of Americas greatest jur-
lists.
But not only as a jurist was John
Marshall distinguished. He was a
liuetenant of the minute men during
the revolution. was promoted to the
rank of capatin. and took part in the
battles of Brandywine. Germantown.
Monmouth and went through the siege
at Valley Forge. He sat in the con-
vention of Virginia to act upon the
adoption of a federal constitution in
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
A monument to Dirck wesseles Ten

monument to Dirck Wesseles Ten
Brceck, who successfully held the OF
ficcs of magistrate commissary, record
ei and mayor of Albany in the latter
part of the seventeenth century. has
been unveiled at Clermont, N. Y. The
r,orument was erected by descendants
of the Dutch settler and 1t bears this
inscription: "Dirck Wesseles Ten
Brock. Born Dec. IS, 1888. Died at
his Bouwerie on Roelof Jansen's XII
Sept. IS, 1717"
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

tic station. was ar
rested the other
day near Kure by
the Japanese po-
lice. who thought
he was a deserter
from the Oregon.
The magistrate
apoligized for the
blundcr OF the po-
liceman and took
the naval officer
home to dinner.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

aminer, and then joined the staff of
the Northern Times, of Liverpool. In
1860 he became reporter in the house
of commons for the London Star, of
which he was afterwards foreign edi-
tor, and then chief editor in 1864. Mr..
Mccarthy resigned this post in 1868
and came to the United States. Here
he travelled for nearly three years.
visiting thirty-five states. He then
lived in New York for some time.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

1883. and was sent to France In 1897
to draw up a treaty between that coun-
try and this.
Marshall wrote "A Life of Washing
ton" In i've volumes. and presided at
the trial of Aaron Burr.
Notwithstanding his slouch hat.
negligence. and awkward dress. he
endeared himself to all by his amiable
manners and fine talents.
He wrote his own epltaph two days
before his death In Philadelphia, July
s. 1885.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

EPhraiih paSihsei' and took the eld-
ers from the mob to the police station
for safe keeping.
Loblaw and Watt stated that they
were British subjects and claimed pro-
lection. They said that they had been
sent by Overseer Piper to remain a
week. They were told that they were
at liberty, but were advised that they
had better keep off the streets. Self
appointed vigilantes finally persuaded
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Log 10 fhe {rfsb.

The retirement of Justin Mccarthy
from political and parliamentary ac
tivity. just announced, on account OF
failing health, takes out of British
public life one of it's ablest and worth
lest men. and is distinct loss to the
Irish Home Rule cause.
Mr.. Mccarthy was born in Cork No
vember %. 1880. From 1916 to 1868
he was on the staff of the Cork Ex-
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

uroNe the latter to
S e | f destruction.
Forbes killed HIM
self in an humble
hotel in South Chi
cago last Sunday
a f t e r brooding
over the theft from
the bank, into
which he had been
drawn as an un-
willing accomplice
of Dunton. a fellow
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

city. They were
recognized and the
usual mob gath
cred. The elders
had registered.
when they were
taken out of the
hotel and started
in the direction OF
the depot. Mayor
Brown and a po-
liceman appeared
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

Christine Nilsson cherishes IN a
unique way mementos of her triumphs
ON the concert stage. One OF her rooms
ia papered with leaves Of music taken
from the various operas In which she
has appeared. Another Is decorated
with the receipted hotel bills maze ou'
In her name during her tours.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

the elders to leave
the city. They
were escorted to
the Pennsylvant
train by 1000 peo-
pie and told they
would be tarred
and hanged II
they returned.
A policeman ac-
compani e d t h e
elders to Crest
linn tho nGyt
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
PRESIDENT LOUBET.

the best private collections in that
country. On this he spends great
deal of money and the other day gave
a large sum for letter written by
Balsac. Queen Victoria also has the
autograph fad. but devotes herself
chiefly to securing the signatures Of
living notables. OF these she has n
vast number.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

Roger @. Mills. the former United
States senator from Texas, says that
whenever in Galveston he always felt
a vague dread of just such a calamity
as has befallen the city. and was in
tensely relieved when he was back on
the mainland. He said that he always
fully realized the danger to the city
from some great sea storm.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
SAYINGS and DOIhdS
Grand Arch Gone.

This arch, outside the entrance 90
the Gave of the. Winds" in the Pic
tured Rocks of Lake Superior, fifty
miles west of Marquette, Mich, was
wrecked by rockslide during storm
last week. The Grand Portal was
the most famous of the curiously
shaped rocks of the Michigan shore
1t was 100 feet high. and 40 feet
broad on the water Large excursion
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Growth of Cities

Census statistics to-day show that
IN 155 of the largest cities of the
United States the increase in popula-
uon during the last ten years has been
1927 ,593, compared with 4,TO6.1OI
from 1850 to 1890, the earlier wonder
full record being almost cqualed.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
last for the Howels.

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cents to start getting your health back.
CASCARETS Candy Cathartic, the
genuine, put up in metal boxes, every
tablet has c. c. C. stamped on 1t. Be-
ward of limitations.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

Lieutenant Horace p. Mcintosh of
the United States navy is on his way
to Chilli, where, by consent of the
United States government. he is to
superintend the construction of a navy
for the Chilian government. Five ad-
mirals of the United States navy.
without conference among themselves,
recommended him for this work.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Exhibits Mt Paris.

There is large exhibit from this
country 1t the Paris exposition which
will prove very interesting to all, but
no more so than the news that the
famous American remedy, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. will cure dyspepsia,
indigestion and constipation. To all
sufferers trial is recommended.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Beware of OIntments for Catarrh That
COntnin Mercury.

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely deranse the whole system
when entering it through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is tenfold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by T.. j. Cheney Il Co.
Toledo o.. contains no mercury, and Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the bloou ana
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Hall s Catarrh Cure be sure YOU get the genuine.
1t is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio;
by +. j. Cheney a. Co. Testimonialsfree. Sold
by Druggists. price 75c per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

Men frequently get disgusted and go
away from n political speech or a con-
vention, but the man who is determined
to, stay and see the thing out is the man
who is having n tooth pulled. That is
something that can't be done by proxy.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Glad to Gn to Work.

An Atchison man took sick Saturday
and decided to stay at home till he got
rested. He was back at work at noon to-
day His wife asked him within a few
onions for pickles. to grind the coffee
to dress the children. and to milk the
COW while he was rcsting.-Atchison
Globe.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

had left the city and on his ill
gotten money was reveling in all
the luXuries the Waldorf-Astorla
and other expensive eastern hos
telries could offer. He arrived in
New York with Dot" Thurman. a
Chicago woman, who was his com
panion. at the Waldorf-Astoria, and
later at Atlantic City. In the latter
place it was learned tnat another wom-
an had Joined the party, and that
Dunton had chartered the Morgan for
a southern cruise.
Detectives were sent to every point
on the eastern coast, and Dunton was
captured on the first stop he made. He
had $1,000 in currency and certificates
of deposit for as much more in his
possession when taken by the detec
tives, who turned him over to fed
eral officials.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
I6e Manifold 3oxcrs.

Two Dowie elders, Mark A. Lob
law and James Watt. arrived in Mans
field the other morning. The elders
took a bus at the depot and went to
the Vonhof hotel, in the heart of the
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

1T looks like rain to-day" said the
affable milkman he dumped the reg
ular quart. into the pitcher. 1T always
does, said the woman. And the milk
Pile take such gloomy views of every
thing.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

General John A. McClernand, who
died the other day was one OF the
last two survivors of the twenty
eighth congress, which met in Decem-
ber. 1S43. Ex-Governor Ramsey of
Minnesota Is the other.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

"a woman has right to change her
mind" "Gf course: but the average
woman is always bent on changing other
peoples minds"
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

Judge-Prisoner. l hope you realize how
swiftly the wrong-doer is punished. In
six short weeks after your crime you
stand at the bar of justice. Prisoner
Yis, yer honor; me money give out.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

town. The elders left the train there.
One waited for orders from Overseer
Piper and the other started to walk
back. stating that he would go to a
Zion family in the outskirts of the
city. The entire police force is posted
on roads leading to the city to keep
the elders out.
Revs. S. S. Moot of Lima. Ohio. and
Ephraim Basinger of Bluffton, Ohio.
elders in Dowles Christian Catholic
church. were daubed with tarpaint in
Mansfield, Ohio. two days before by
mob of 1000 people.
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04
Rubm:s NoycI Experience.

Naval Constructor Thomas f. Ruhm,
who was recently sent to succeed Ma
val Constructor Hobson on the Asia
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

did you read Jibber,.s poem calle.t
Timld Touch% Oh, say there ought Il
be a law to prevent bachelors from writ
ing poetry about women"
Gilpin observer., 1900-10-04

Joe. I'm delighted to see you" well
met before you've got as bald as l am