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ADJUSTMENTS
Academy of Music.

Flushed with success won iu all the
large cities of the country, Waldron and
Bryant's Trocadero Burlesquers comes to
the Academy next Thursday tor three
nights, and the patrons Of this house
will have an opportunity to judge of the
merits OF this organization il its enter
tainment.
The company has been wonderfully
successful and in its class is doing rec
ord breaking business. This is not stated
in conventional sense, bat is simply
the plain truth of an organization which
stands squarely on merit alone and
whose entertainment is clean and whole
some, and not dependent upon the un-
der handed methods adopted by some
hurlesqne companies, which endeavol to
substitute horse play and vulgarity for
comedy.
The Irocadero company has the mater
ial in its makeup to present strictly
ligh Glass performance, and every mem
ber Of the company has won success in
his or her particular line. There is not
another company in its class on the road
which can boast Of the strongest set of
comedians than the TrocadeYos, while
the girls will not suffer by comparison
with any chorus in the country.
Two bright and pleasing vehicles, "a
Filth Avenue Reception" and "A Night
at tie Paris Exposition, have been pro-
vidt as the opening and closing por-
tons Of tine entertainments, are both
staged with attractive scenery, and the
costuming is unique, rich and gorgeous.
The olio is vaudeville shu~ in itself.
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I;crn,c TrcntMent.

In Guiana II child is slow in its
movements the parents apply IN ant to
the child instead of Il whip TO make it
move faster. This little ant bites more
cruelty than a mesquite. and its bite is
apt to be troublesome afterwara. Az
you can imagine, this treatment does
not make the child kind to others, and
the children of Guiana are said TO he
particularly cruel TO animals. The lit
tie boys in Guinea do net reckon their
age by years. but by their ability to en-
dure pain. Until lie gets TO the point
where he can let the Hncu mt bite him
without wincing he is considered mere
ly baby.
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Thomas E. shea.

Iu the last act of Thomas e Shea's
new play, The Voice Of Nature" there
is u sensational duel between Vladimir
{ Mr.. Sheq) aud the Count Modieska.
The on y witness to the dnel is the
Duchess Alexis, Nladimir's mother,
whose honor he is fighting to save.
flight of stairs which lead to large win
dow many lee from the ground Mod
ieska is finally forced TO the window, he
loses his balance and Vladimir rrns him
through. Modjeska falls through the
window to the ground below just as the
minister of police enters with q warrant
for his arrest OIL the charge OF being
Nihilist.
This great play will be at the opening
bill of Mr.. Shea's engagement at the
Grand Opera House tonight On We'd
nesdav night Mr.. Shea will present
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr.. HYDE"
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Famous Crane Brothers.

Manager Dockstader, of Dockstader's
Theatre, takes pleasure in announcing
that be mas engaged for this week the
famous Crane Brothers, knuwn through.
o;;t the world as the ''AIud Town Rubes'
and who are among the funniest men on
the stage today. Ii is great team and
we'll worth seeing.
Another great feature Of this weeks
bill il the great European novelty The
Sohlkes, and their troupe OF Archipela-
soans, with a wealth Of scenic splendor
and tropical sunset. This is produce
ton that savors OF the sublime and is
novelty hertabouts. In facs the entire
bill is FIRST class and there is no doubt
but what there is good weeks business
in store for the house.
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An tirnandsoIne Tr;cls,

First Suburbanite-I hear that Koo-
bins new bull dug up the ground,
broke down the fence and tore nearly
everything to pieces in the barnyard
This morning.
Second Suburhanite-Yes. Some Eel
low went there early and fastened a
pair Of red spectacles on the animals
eyes, Chicago Tribune.
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ed ana nad 10 let nfnI 10. nc ias.
heard of him he was touring the north.
west, playing exhibition games to encr-
nous crowds
"Yes, sir; he was the hest that ever
was-if he was. As said, don't real
Hy know. OF course The Courier said
chat they had it from high source.
but then Well you know Cy Priest
was over six feet."-New York Sun.
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tanning more than 10000 patents for inyentort
has enabled them TO helpfully answer many
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retents, with cost of same, and how to procure
them; trade marks. designs caveates infringe
ments, decislons in leading patent cases etc. etc,
This pamphlet will be sent free to any one
writing 10 G. A. Snow and Co.. Washington D. e
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woman whom they had all perceived
standing in the door a moment before
had vanished, yet she was known to
profess the keenest curiosity of any
one in town.
Murder, murderw A terrible and
unprecedented cry in this old, God
fearing town. Then came in hoarse
explanation from the jostling group
as they stopped at the gate: Mrs.
Webb has been killed! Stabbed with
knife! Tell Mr.. Sutherlandp'
Mrs. Webb!'
AS the musicians heard this name, SO
honored and SO universally beloved,
they to man uttered a cry, Mrs.
Webb Why, it was impossible.
Shouting in their turn for Mr.. Suther-
land, they all crowded forward.
Not Mrs. Webbw they protested.
"Who could have the daring or the
heart to kill her?" "God knows" an
swered voice from the highway. "But
she's dead-we'ye just seen herr'
'Then it's the old mans work." qua
vered piping voice well known as
that of the village shoemaker's. "I'ye
always said he would turn on his best
friend some day. 'Sylum's the best
place for folks as has lost their wits.
p
But here a hand was put over his
mouth, and the rest Of the words be
came an inarticulate gurgle. Mr.. Suth-
erland had just appeared on the porch,
and these were not men to let their
voices be heard in his presence.
He was a superb looking man, with
an expression of mingled kindness and
dignity that invariably awakened both
awe and admiration in the spectator.
No man in the country-I was going to
say no woman-was more beloved, nor
was any held in higher esteem. Yet he
could not control his only son, as every
one within ten miles of the hill well
knew.
At this moment his face showed both
pain and shock.
"What name are you shouting out
there?" he brokenly demanded. Gag
atha Webb"
SIS Agatha Webb hurt?"
"Yes, sir; killed." repeated a halt
dozen voices at once. "We'ye just
come from the house. All the town is
up. Some say her husband did it,"
mo, mol" was Mr.. Sutherland's de
cisive, though half inaudible response
"Philemon Webb might end his owl
life, but not Agatha's. 1t was Thu
money
Here he caught himself up. and. rails
Ing his voice, addressed the crowd o
villagers more directly.
"Wait," said he. and viii 70 hacl
with YOU Where is Frederick" h
demanded of sjch members of his owl
hGusphold as stood about him.
40 oin- knew.
Il wish ,alar one waGla find N.
s0u. want Aim to 80 INTO town Will
NE
Hes over in he woods there" vol
uiltceEed voice from without.
In The woods" repeated the fathe
in surprised tone.
"Ycs, sir; we III saw linn 80. Shal
we sing out to llim:"
"No, no; | will manage very wei
without him" And taking III Tits ha
Mr.. Sutherland stepped out again upoi
the porch.
Suddenly he stopped. \ land hat
been laid OH his arm and IN insinuat
ing voice was murmuring in his ear:
DO you mind if go with YOU?
will not make any trouble"
1t was the same young lady we hay'
seen before.
The old gentleman frawned, he wh'
never frownrd, and remarked shortly:
~ scene of murder is no place TO
women"
The face upturncd to his remained
unmoyed.
Il think | will 90" SHE quickly per
sisted Il can easily ningle with tht
crowd"
He said not another word against it
Miss Page was under pay in his house
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candles ana shut the 'front.' door, puu
the side entrance stood wide open, and
into this entrance, as the last footstep
died out on the hillside, passed slight
and resolute figure. 1t was that Of the
musician who had questioned Miss
Pages attractions.
Continued in Our Next Issue)
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TO THE DEAE.

A rich lady, cured of her deafness ana
noises in the head by DR.. Nichelson's
Artificial Ear Drums, gave $4,000 to his
Institute, 30 that deaf people unable TO
procu,e The Ear Drums may have them
iros. Addrss. NJ. il1S, The Nicholson
Institute 7se Eighth avenue. New Yock
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Saturdays Football Games.

About $4,000 persons saw O'd Penn
beat the Indians Saturday by score Of
1G to 6, practically reversing the score Of
last seasons game. Yale downed Prince
ton by score of go to 5. Lafayette shut
out Cornell by score of II to 0.
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A Tie Game.

Tire N-High School football team went
TO fnilaaelpnla on Saturday and played
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Wilmington. liz. 1900.

Wilmington, 11-S, 1900.
Naylay Remedy Co., Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen:-I have been suffering for
sometime with rheumatism in my knee
and having heard of "Maylay Oil" l
thought l would buy a bottle, which
did, and gave it fair trial and with only
three applications l was able to walk
without any difficulty, and believe |
am enirely cured, and am confident it is
all that You claim for it.
Very Truly,
Mrs. Maggie RASH
2es West End street, Wilmington. Del.
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NOTICE.

Why will you suffer when MALAY
OIL will relieve all Your pains in from
> TO 10 minutes. Ii is purely a vegetable
oil The most penetrating and stimu-
lating oil on earth. In fact we win
treat absolutely free all persons suffer
ing with rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciat-
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Sprains, Bruises, Stiff Limbs and Joints,
nc. at our Office COZ King street to prove
to the people Of Wilmington that our
Malay Oil is the greatest household
remedy on earth. Ii you are not able
to call, drop a postal and we will call
and see you. Office hours to 12 a. M,
2 to p. III. (For sale by all druggists).
Your truly
MALAY REMEDY CO.,
of Baltimore.
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sHGR FF'S SALE by VIRTUE OF A WRIr
ut LrvIfi facias, to me directed will be ex-
plsed to public sale, at the Court House, OH
Market street netWeen Tenth aud Eleventh
stteets, in he city u Wilmington, New Castle
county, state Of Delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
THE I'D DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1900
AT O'Clock p. m.
the following described real estate viz:
All that certain lotor piece of land with o two
story brick dwelling house thereon erected, Sit
uatc III the city Of wilmington aforesaid,
bounded sd described as follows, to wit
BEGINNING at = point on the southery side al
Fifth rect ~ tine distance OF l3 feet westerly
from the westerly side Of Jactson street; thence
southetly parallel with Jackson street and pass
tween the hullse on this pt and trs house on the
lot adjoining on the wast l05 feet II Eortherl,
side O Carp ntcr st'eef; thence easterly along
thgtPe nnrthJrly pnlallt with Jackson street
and passing through the middle Of the division
wall hptwee1 The house on this lot and the house
snt lerly SHE gf HI tn street, AID thence there y
contents thereof what they may.
seized and taken in execution as the pr perry
of Patrick ShGn an and Mary sheridan, his
I0HN L. TAYLOR, sheriff
Sheriir's Office, Wilmington, Delaware, Eoy-
ember s, ,s6H.
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On FRIDAY,
THE 28d DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1900.
at II O'Clock a. m,

the following described real estate. viz;
All that farm plantttion or tract Of land sit
uate IA Mill Creek hundred, New Castle county
ana Sat of Delaware
Rcginnlnv at Il stake in the centre of the Gap
nnd Newport turnpike; thence with the centre
d aid turn like TO anothe' stake, being corner
for the aforesaid ot aud the land of the heirs OF
Justa ju.tis. deceased: thence In southerly di-
rection along u lime Of tire said Justa Just!s. d.
ceased, to another coruer III tht centre of the
Milltown road; thence dnwn the said road to the
pace of beginning, containing acres, more or
less.
Seized and taken IN execution as the property
of David 4. Bradford, administrator o. John O.
McFarlaud aud Mary L. Ne eEarla d, his wife,
mortgagors, aud Henry Conrad trustee, teIre
tenant and to be sold by
JOHN H. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
shcrIG's Office. Wilmington, Delaware, Nov
ember s, 1900.
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S1iUUGnIU ne StOppfH. 4 NHHU HUU UttH
laid on MS arm.
but for the last few weeks no one had
undertaken to contradict her. In the
interval since her first appearance on
the porch she had exchanged the light
dress in which she had danced at the
ball for darker and much more serv-
iceable one. and perhaps this token ~
ner determination may have had its
influence in silencing him. He joined
the crowd, and together they moved
down hill, This was too much for the
servants OF the house. One by one
they, too, left the house till it stood alb
solutely emptv. Jerry snuffed out the
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot of land beginning at a
stake at the northwestery side of Marsh Ioad at
a corner OF land late of John Ferris, now of the
Harlan AMI Hollingsw worth Company; thence
north 60 "a degrees west 42i feet to the middle OF
a ditch. dividing this from land Of the Whining
ton and Northern Railroad Company; thence
along the middl, of said ditch south 36 3-i de-
grees west q ieett to the norherly side OF Beech
street at so feet wide thence south 81 ~ degrees
east 5S feet to stake in the midc lie OF the Marsh
road Aforesaid, and thence thereby north II IA
degrees east 40 feet to a spike and north 81 III
deg ees east 100 feet 10 the place of beginning,
containing 5 and ig-lt0 acres OF land, be the
same more or less.
Seized and takcu in execution as the property
of the OK Hydrogen Company. and to BE- sold
by
JOHN +. TAYLOR, sheriff.
sherin's once. Wilmington, Delaware. Noy-
embsr S. 1900.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Six Nights and Three Matinees,
Commencing Monday, No
Vember 10.
Annual Engagement
Mr..
Thomas E. Shea

apported by clever company in the
following plays:
Monday eve. ,..... ."The Voice of Nature
Tuesday eve, "The Man-o'- Wars Man"
Wednesday matinee ..........."The Bells"
Wednesday evening,
"Dr. JelSyll and Mr.. Hyde"
Thursday evening, "Tha Slaves OF Sin"
Friday evening, "Sydney Carton, or a
Tale of Two Cities"
Friday and saturday matinees and
Saturday night ta be announced.
Evening prices, 10, 20, 80 and few at
SO cents Prices at the three bargain
matinees, 10, Is, and % cents reserved.
GET YOUR TICKETS WE'LL IN AD-
VANCE,
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HOW MUCH GAM 4 Saw?

This himself to bust
All Horse Blankets purchased direct fo the mills
saving Dealers mdeman profit which h usually from ~ TO
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sHERl tw, tE. IS VIRTUE OF A an4t
Of Lryari raess to M ii ectei, Mil be e.xs-
SaXt6niii the tawn of Stanton, Mill Creet hum
dred New Castle county. Sat- OF Delaware.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
American rhysica. Dcre,o,,,,,,.

Dr.. Angelo Mosso while in America
made minute study Of the system Of
physical education. particularly car
ried out at the athletic clubs OF the
American seats OF learning. referring
to the Boston gymnasium, he sa-s:
"The interest and the wonder with
which these academic adjuncts inspire
me awaken a sense of melancholy when
thinkhow far we in Italy are removed
from such perfection. 1t is eilough,"
he adds, ito look at the passersby in
the American streets 10 be convinced
how much more developed and strong
they are than cur compatriots. The
boys and girls are in point of physique
far superior to ours. All the public
takes interest in physical exercises. ev-
cry Journal being compelled 20 report
athletic competitions, regattas. foot
ball encounters, golf matches and suck
like, because its readers have even q
greater enthusiasm for those topics
than for the strife of parties. America
teaches us by the plainest and most
impressive Of examples that physical
education may be carried to perfection
without any military object. In. the
United States no one dreams OF becom-
ing a soldier. If military force is re-
qulred. it Is provided. as In Great Brit
ain, by voluntary enlistment. Never
theiess America and the British isles
are precisely the two countries where
physical education has reached its
highest development My admiration
for this new world Ia all the greater
when | reflect that Its civllizat ton is
that of the future. which. even for
Italy. will have better days In storc."-
London Lancet.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Fig cuIture In the so,tb.

A new experiment In California is
the culture of the Smyrna fig. and Sec
rctary of Agriculture Wilson is said to
believe that this will be another in
dus,ry for successful development in
the south. resulting perhaps in mil
lions Of dollars annually. No doubt
he Is aware that lgs have been cult.
vnted on small scale In Georgia for
many years and have been found to
thrive In the open even as far north as
the Shenandoah valley. In Virginia.
Doubtless the Smyrna fig is superior
TO the varieties that have already been
grown In the south.-Macon Telegraph.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
TUESDAYS ELECTION.

One Of the most closely contested cleo
tions occurring here since the sixties.
was that Of last Tuesday. The Repub-
licans and Law and Order people work
ing like Trojans from the opening until
the close OF the polls. The result was as
follows:
First ward-Mayor, Seymour 149;
Thomas 157; Alderman, Jenkins 16S;
Campbell 137.
Second ward-Thomas 12S; Sey mour
100; Alderman, Lamont ISL; Roy %;
Third ward-Seymour 800; Thomas
1872. Alderman, Rule 1856; Dimler TIA.
Fourth ward-Seymour LOG; Thomas
10. Alderman, Rule II; Gilman 10; Bur
rows 90.
The Republican and Law and Order
party elect the mayor, and two alderman,
James Rule from the third and Frank
Rule from the fourth ward
The new council will assume the reins
of government on Thursday April II, Il
week from tonight the old council re
tiring. The new council will be com
posed of " illiams and Jenkins from the
first ward, Fuelscher and Lamont from
the second, Job and Rule from the third
and Bennett and Rule from the fourth
ward.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
What sIccpIcsancss Mems,

Medical scientists have now demon
strated that brain cell actually loses
part of its substance during action.
says Science Slftlrgs. The cell of the
exhausted brain. Instead of being
plump and full of nervous matter. Is
found to he followed out. or "vacuo-
lated" n cavity having formed with
out Its substance, which has become
filled with water. This means that Il
part of the cell substance has been
actually consumed, precisely as coal
is consumed when one gets heat from n
furnnce. 1t has been found that II al
animal whose brain cells are thus ex-
haustcd be permitted TO sleep its cells
readily recuperate. and new material
Is supplied from the blood until the
cell is as good us new. The brain
Of n person, therefore. who Is beset by
slccplessness is in the condition of n
locomotive which runs night and day
without going to the repair shop.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
NOAH AND THE FLOOD.
Deluge Nccessary TO Prevent the,
Sverpopulation Of the Earth.

| ------
DeiuEe Necessary TO Prevent the
Sverpopulatton Of the Earth.
The building Of the ark proves that
the family Of Noah rilst have pos
sessed and transmitted large inner
itance of knowledge and skill In arts
that We're common to men before the
flood, says the Brooklyn Citizen. The
magnitude and seaworthiness of that
great specimen Of antediluvian marine
architecture, not less than 600 feet in
length and 100 feet In breadth and.
with Its three decks, at least GO feet IL.
depth. are conclusive testimony to a
proficiency in the arts such as we
should expect from the immense ad-
vantage at which men worked who had
hundreds Of years in which to ac-
cumulate skill, experience and meth
ods instead of dropping their life work
as soon as we'll begun. like the artisans
and engineers of the present day.
With lives ten times rs long and Wig
orous as ours, how long would it have
taken the antediluvians to fill up the
eastern hemisphere or both hemi-
spheres? Allowing them the 1856 years
of Moses chronology for a maximum, we
shall stand aghast at our own figures
II we take the smallest conjecturaaic
ratio of Increase in computing the pop
ulation engulfed by the deluge at
only three times postdiluvian ratio. or
10 per century. the population would
have passed the present number OF
mankind in little more than u CEN
tures. and when that great day came
the flood would have found as it's in
conceivable prey population 100 times
as large as the earth now sustalns.
Although the antedlluvian patriarchs.
with their average lifetime of nine
centuries. be assumed to correspond to
our present oldest inhabitants." who
may average at most nine decades.
we must still infer that the general
average uf human life was. in like
manner ten times rs long by nature
before the food as now. OF itself this
heightened term must have several
times multiplied the present tito of in
crease in population. The much great
or proportion OF persons who lived 10
become parents. with the heightened
term Of narenta%c in the Individual.
must have still further multiplied the
ratio of Increase.
After making all possible allowances
or even srpposing no greater ratio of
increase in the worst OF the antedilu-
Wan centuries than has prevailed since
we are compelled 70 accept the Nosaic
chronology as the longest that the lin
its of probability and OF the capacity
of the eastern hemisphere Will bear.
and not only so, but the deluge itself
becomes another logical necessity
that utter destruction of all families
of the earth save one was the only al
formative to an overcroWdIng OF the
earth.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
The Nations Great Resort hot SPRING
Arkanras

The Nations Great Resort Hot springs,
ArkHnsas.
This famous health and pleasure re-
sort is owned by and under control of
the U. S. Government. Not only do its
heekng waters effect marvellous cures
bat the beatty OF the place and the su-
perb climate attract thousands OF tour
lists annually who are in search OF an at
tractive resort. Especially is it a desir-
able place for people of Colorado and
the west to spend the winter months
The Colorado " Southern Railway offers
very low round trip rates with libera
time limits. Ask any agent OF the Colo
RADIO & Southern Railway for furthur in
formation, or write
7. e. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent, Denver, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

Whites Cream Vermiruge not only cf.
fectually destroys worms, it also increases
the appetite, aids assimilation and trans
forms frail infant into one of robust
health. Price % cents. For sale by the
Black Hawk Pharmacy.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

The Neef Bros. Wiener Maerzen Beer
is bottled expressly for family use, it is
recommended by Denver leading ply.
sicians.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Grand millinery opening at "rhe Fair"
Saturday, April Z. Everyone is cordially
icvitcd TO be present.
A Good Point.

A good point about our groceries
They are fresh and OF the highest
quality. Prices are the lowest for cash.
The Sauer. McShane Mercantile Co.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05

Tho Mueller Commission Company
viii give you prices on goods in their
line that will stagger you, but you should
call and sec them. They buy and sell for
cash, and they. will give you the beneti t
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
sewing Machines Cheap.

Two "Singers," about new, one "Stand
ard" In fine shape, oLe "White" hardl,
used with drop leaf, and others at al
most your own price, at Anderson's fur
niture store.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
General Passenger Agent, Denver, Colo

A Life Size Portrait, CruyoD, Pastel o
water Color. Free.
In order to introduce our excellent
work we will make to any one sending us
"A photo Life Size Portrait Crayop, Pas
tel or Water Color portrait free OF charge.
Small photo promptly returned. Exact
likapaas and highly artistic finish guar
anteed. Send your photo ut once to
q. L.. MAREcHAL ART Co.,
34S Elm St., Dallas, Texas.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
In Bald Mountain, colo. Wednesdn
iiirle Clul, Score.

The following are the scores made by
the members of the Central City Rife
Club on Sunday, April /. Weather
Variable wind.
Gilpin observer., 1900-04-05
Best Brands Family Liquors

Just received at Philips & Ebli's Luw-
renee street grocery store.