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Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20

lam farmer located Stony Brook of the most maaous
districts this and bothered with malaria Tor years. al tunes
so could work and was always very eonspea as W ror
years bad in th3 spring when engaged Pons
that do nothing but shake must have taken ABOUT p
qunne pills besides dozens OF other remedies o never oonea
anv permanent Last fall peach time had most serious
attack and then commenced to take pan apues upon
friends advice the first box made all night and nave never
been without take Iabe each iog ana ngn
and sometimes than usually exhausted take three IN
law Thev have kept my stomach bowels regular and
have not had touch of malaria splitting headache since
commenced using know also that sleep better and wake up
more than formerly don't know how many complaints
but do know they viii cure any one IN the
condioni was would be without them at any price
honestly consider cheapepced medicine the world as
thew are also beneficial and the most convenient 10 take
m twenty years Of and have worked d all my l the
sc iarmeS both early and late and IN all kinds OF Weane
ana have enjoyed good health have since last i IN
fact neghbos have all remarked improved condon and have
sad "Say lohn what you doing to look 50 healthy
"
.SewYo 'N''"''-' y"
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20
Died.


In Central City, Colorado, June II, 1901,
OF tonsalitis, Frank Sella, aged lG
years, D months and II days.
This is the second death that has oc-
CURED in this family, the father enter
ing rest about two months ago. The
funeral occurred Wednesday morning,
from st. Mary's Church of the Assump.
tion, this city. Interment was made in
the Catholic cemetery.
In Central City, Colorado, June II, 1901
OF scarlet fever, Henry Claude Douglas
Nancarrow, aged ! year, 3 months and
/ day.
The funeral occurred TUESDAY after
noon from the family residence. The
funeral was private.
In Nevadaville, Gilpin county, Colorado
june 10. 1901, OF pneumonia, Mrs
Elizabeth Roberts, aged 53 years.
The remains will be taken to Silver
Plume for intorment on Friday, June 2l
at p. IN.
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20
l...sIlIrII.,l.
at = p. n.

Mrs. NJ. a. McBurnie has reopened
her restaurant on Lawrence street, after
being closed for week during which
time the interior has been repapered
aud rearranged. Short orders spec
ialty,
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20
HELLot MERE 1 AMI

Vault cleaning und repairing, Low
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. Best
of references IL required. Send your
orders at once to James Day, manager,
Box 1876 Central City, Colorado. 10.4t
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20

LosT-At City park, Last Tuesday, Il
silk umbrella enclosed in cuse. Finder
please leave at this Office and receive
suitable reward.
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20
Born.

In Mountain House district, Gilpin
county, Colorado. June 10, 1901, to the
wife Of L. J. Wilson, a 10-pound
daughter.
In Russell Gulch, Colorado, June is,
1901, tn the wife of John Friggns, a
9.pound daughter.
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20
III, Giorious Fuurth of July

Celebrate in becoming manner, and
purchase your fireworks, flags and
Chinese lanterns OF Nj. Maymon, at the
Postoii,ce store in Central City. A large
assortment to select from. 112t
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20

GIRL WANrEo-ro do general house
work. Inquire of Mrs, II. Shulman,
Eureka street, Central City.
Gilpin observer., 1901-06-20
nc,ro,, md Return ono Fare

Plus so\via Union Pacific July a, D, o,
long limit. See your local agent or adj
dress b. II. Griffin, general agent, Don
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26

cage. from which il had TO be moved
later. The owner advertised for a
brave man willing 10 overpower the
bird without weapons.
H. J. Welch, a piano tuner, agreed to
undertake the job. and a crowd sur
rounded the building to watch the
event
Welch first endeavored to throw a
sack over the eagles head. but this
failed and the eagle showed signs If
fight The door was quickly opened
and Welch rushed in. He seized the
eagle by the legs, but il gave a swift
unge toward the door, passed out and
dragged the would-be captor. Welcb
was dragged 20 feet, when The eagle
turned and desperate fight followed.
The piano tuner was getting the rough
end Of the conflict. but bystanders in
teTfered and the eagle was crippled
and showed into another cage. Welcb
was bruised and scratched, but other
wise was not Injured.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26

tail earnestly and 10 look into nv
face with a gaze that contained an
uRspeakable appeal for something 10
eat. OF course l could not resist the
plea Of a dumb brute that was hun
CRY. What woman can? did not see
it any more until last night when l
had OccasiOI- 10 90 up town at a
rather late hour. | had hardly gone
a few feet from my house before I
heard the delicate patter OF animal
feet back Of me. Looking around
saw my four-Iooted pensiouer of a
few, Gays before, still wagging his
tail. but This time looking at me with
only gratitude and kindly feeling IN
his face. was not particularly well
pleased al being followed through the
public streets by such a sorry-looking
creature, but when I told the dog 10
go back he gently refused TO obey.
When I had accomplished the pur-
pose of my errand and turned to re-
trace my steps hOmeward the dog
was there 10 accompany me. just as
we were turning of the Circle into
one OF the principal streets a man
stepped rudely into my pathway and
grinned at me. Quick as a fash the
dog sprang in front Of me, and, curl
ing his lips, began TO growl in most
terrifying way, saying in manner as
ineligible as if he had employed
human utterance: I guess you had
better clear out Of here at once
The man lost little time in re-
treating to the dark corner from
which he had come, and the rest of
the way home, you may be very sure,
l paid a great deal OF attention to
my humble protector"
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
ADVANTAGE.
- OF
BAILEYS
Improved Truss.

ton with perfect safety.
All uncomfortable and Injurious steel
spring pressure is avoided.
The pad is held in place by woven
bands, which retain an equal pres.
sure IN all positions Of the BODY.
1t can be worn in bed, a great destd.
eratum to the young as tending to a
perfect cure.
1t is the only suitable truss for chill.
dren and females.
The proper amount of pressure can be
Wrought to bear and maintained in
ny position without pinching or
b, VI to the WeareI.
It Ui. 'Vure hernia If placed on the pa
item efficiently early.
Excepting umbilical, it is the best
truss ever offered for all kinds OF
hernia.
1t IS so perfect 8sd CqaafoTt9ble in its
adjustment that the patient in q
short time forgets he is wearing il
See the cert fcate of Mr.. Daniel
JOhnsOn.)
Sent postage paid TO any address on
receipt OF price; s. for single and "a
for double truss
In ordering, give location of hernia.
right or left sid d measurement
Satisfaction give, money refunded
when the truss IS Ieturaed in rood
order Address:
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
BULL STARTED BACK
Would Not Attack a Woman Ma.
Up as a Statue.
PeFiIoHs Performance Of s4,.-..
Mercedes del Barte. Know,
Donna IaHeredsr BeautffuI
Queen OF NaIor.

According 10 London e.---.--.,
en- there appeared q t-a s--.. ..--
some allurlUg adE-rr--=---.. -.-'..'
were especially attractive -. -..--
Par-s-aus VINO love eze--.-..- -.-s
who had had their apa--.-. ..- .---
things tickled 0y the rae=. -.. Pa
Pergolese. The a-tr--r-l- H.. -.-.
was q woman. DoEEl L-..-... .-,
made up 10 resemble a. s-.... ....
await, morl8E.=~s .l rl- a.-... ---.-.
zauLt Of The bull. and @. e.-..--.---
her .mmool.ry. Ar The ..--
This performance. which ... -. 5.-.
taken place az El-l=.-. s.a- ....-
II did. however. take place a- - ...r
Here IS an exact account o. ...- han
peLeL az The -'-u-r--" -+ --. --.....
AUa given sigma. tr0u-z. .....#--.
The doors If rL- arena s...-. and .
magnificent carriage aa...... a.
draped in red velvet. fringe. ...-. r.-s
IN this carriage sar Srlgr.ra ..-.-s..
Gel Barre- alias Donna I-..--.s
The Queen of Na-0r' is E-.-..s..-
pletely IN white. sIer face .... ...-s-.
powdered. The carriage STOPS ..,-.-
front Of the presiding parry. and 81,
gets out. smiling and a.a --. .-s
throws OF her mantle. ta-slr. ...-5--.
ushers while the attendants a a-r.-gass
the middle Of the arena r-s-,-,Iri
wood about TWO feet high. HE-- ALI,
ready the impresario addresses n,
public, and begs them TO observe III,
most rigorous silence during Tie 1.r.
fOrmance. This is indispelsa Tb.-
Donna TancreGa mounts The pedestal
helped by tbs matad0rs. She crosse,
her arms and faces rhz door from
which the bull VIII emerge. tn.
woman looks exactly Ike rsrs.
statue. The arena is empty. sd n.
uShers have disappeared behind m.
barriers and shelters. The --s5-,,
silence reigus IN the vasr an '.-a-.un
Half q minute passes thus. Then he
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
SHOOTING At 4 DUMMY.

touch Of ones finger as the swelling
Of q wOmau's arm.
On the covering there were four dark
spots, the impressions Of the bullets
fired on 10 IT. not intoit. The material
it white si.k-.ike and about four miIIi-
meters thick. "One could make a nice
winter coat out - this" said the in
Ventor. 'if il was not so expensive. bur
a shield Of this stuff worn under the
shirt VIII suffice for the purposes for
which ii is intended-the protection
OF rulers and public men in general.
The shield should cover all vital parts.
The head could be protected by d skull
cap, and the face, if necessary. by ian
or an umbrella Of this material
And if you wanttO 90 still further,
the cover Of the carriages used by he
executive, as we'll as the curtains and
haugings Of his box at the theater
might be manufactured Of this bullet
and dagger proof material"
So sure Is Szcezepanik Of the invul
nerabiIity of the cloth that he offered
himself as a target to the pond
ent, who declined. There are more
than a dozen men in the factory who
feel as strongly as / on the subject" :"
be said.
"President Carnk and the unhappy
empress of Austria died by the assas-
sins knife" continued the inventor.
Indeed. at one time the European Sc
crct police gathered information to the
effect that anarchists had decided TO
abandon altogether revolver, shotgun
and internal machines for the dagger.
Hence, a life protector Of this kind
would not be perfect unless respond
ing 10 all possible emergencies.
There" pointing TO a drawer, you viii
findau assortmento stiIIectos. bowies,
butchers knives, and several other
sorts of knives. Select any weapon
YOU please and perforate my cuirass if
you can"
A brigand's knife was used first, then
a bowie was u- Z bread knife, and
shoemaker'- knife afterwards. but the
point Of neither penetrated the silk ma
terial by one hundredth part Of MILL
meter, even though the newspaper man
did the stabbing with all the force and
strength at his command.
As to the why and wherefore, Szeeze-
panik would only say this: It's al in
tie weaving. The method Of weaving
adopted paralyzes conclusion by dis
tributing the shock over the entire area
of the garment. OF course the m2.eri-
al is especially selected for the pur-
pose"
Szcezepanik is sure that his inven-
ton will at last furnish rulers and pub
lie men with the necessary life pro-
tector necessary as long as there are
anarchists and other lunatics in the
world. As intimated, the price Of The
cloth IS great, for the present al least,
but that cuts no figure. Eventually the
dagger and bullet proof material may
become cheap enough to revolutionize
warfare, but that is a long ways on.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26

door opens. and one sees IN The sEai5E
the enormous head Of the 1u.. l.-al0.
The spectators hardly breathe. ul1y
Of the women cover their eyes with
their hands. Il is a terrible m.zs6l
The bull is a superb anima- wins
powerful neck and long. Straight
horns He raises his head, .1A
around. and al once bounds -ao- tAs
white statue.
It is with the greatest difficulty as.
one can restrain a cry Of horror, a-s.I
sensations are too painful 4-l .1ag
endurance Of such emotion would st
unbearable.
Donna Tancreda is as rigid as -sr-
bic. The least movement would b
fatal 10 her.
The bull starts back. looks Al BIS
strange adversary. and then H.:as
terrible bound rushes up u The Psles-
tai. Anxiety is al its height. But oac'
more the bull stops short wirloas
striking He draws back q few feet.
and, taking advantage OF this D1lai
Iancreda jumps down and rushes ~
hind a screen, whilst the usle-s --aE
of the bull.
The people breathe again. A .oug
sigh escapes from all. and then thln-
cers Of applause are heard. and be
Queen Of Valor" gets a treIen1J0s
Ovation.
Donna Tancreda, who was horn ia
Paris, has appeared with success Al
barcelona, Nalentia. CASTLE Madrid
Seville aTd. fss tal -rsj e. . rllo,.
a. ROubaiX.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
BULLET PROOF CLOTH
Genuine Life Protectors f5T Rules
and Public Ee2.
had President Mckinley Worn One
OF SEeEepanik's Jndershirts No
Anarchist Could Have
Killed Him.

~Aa uniergarment Of this materi
a. said DR.. Szcezepanlk, OF Vienna,
--wOu-d nave rendered the bullet OF
that Buffalo anarchist entirely harm
less. a month from now al rulers
and q great many public men TIE world
over viii be wearing them, that is, i
We can supply the demand"
The Austrian Edison pointed - q
woven fabric cut in the shape OF a high
sya.s-ealr, and. drawn ay5lsa lay figure.
possessing just Is much elasticity and
power OF resistance as a live human
body.
Have you got ygaa =yo-yer wish
you:"
The correspondent protested that he
never carried such a thing.
Pardon me-" cried 5le inventor. =
thought every American l-G.'
He opened drawer containing an
assortment of six-sh0orers of all cali
bers and makes. Inc correspondent
selected . wel.-kuowl pattern regis
tered seven milImerers caIiDer, 4"
----A-re 81 q al -- ---t anu -DDA q HSa--
tiOu near the door.
No. no.. said Szcezepanik. nova
days assazsins come up quite Closely
10 their intended victims"
''WAat is the proper disrance2"
''Suit yourself. stand SIX feet, or
twelve, or fifteen, OF TWO, OF four. It's
al the same"
The bullet, which was Of consider
able size. reboun6ed the instant it
struck. and fell upon the floor. Three
more shots fired in quick succession,
and wei aimed, had the same negative
result. The correspondent was given
full liberty 10 investigate. He sound
Cd the .ay figure, handled and punched
il. Szcez-paHik does not care at pres
eur 10 reyea, the nature Of lis material.
However, the writer feels certain that
il has no metallic substance. 1t is
PliaD-e and as little resisting 10 the
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
TRAMP DOGS GRATITUDE.
Protects His Benefaetress from As
sauIt at the Hands OF a DAN
gerous Character.

Z did not formerly believe that
dogs possess an instinct by which
they can read character in human be-
ngs," remarked an indianapolis
woman 70 a Journal reporter, but
now l an positive II Is true. 7 had
an experience last night that was
equivalent 80 d=moustration
A few days ago a long. lank yellow
dog, about three feet high. OF decid-
sdIy unprePossesSing appearance ex-
cept for lis benevolent face. came 10
our house. and finding me standing at
the kitchen loOr, began TO wag his
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
Poetry and Lahor -.

4 blending OF poetry with .ae s.''A
reality Of manual work in apple. y"
ence offered departure il e--ca .I'H.
al methods al the Armour institute -
Chicago the other day. Pres.tr1' 'is
sau!us, determined thar labor "
greasy shops clad in overal.s and mp
ers should not rob the students .l A1
appreciation Of he delicate fights o, o
poetry, introduced a new feature q"
giving over an hour 10 q lecture 'A Oo'
Of the later English poets. la- P-l
pose of the lecture 70 the fres---1l'
as announced by President Gunsa -.ls -.
was 10 give 10 the students a oF3a''. ..
view of the education that u-sl' -
useful in engineering branches.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
EAGLE WAS A REAL FIGHTER.
Big Bird whipped "A CatamOunt and
Required "a Brave Man to
Effect Its Capture.

A large American eagle, which was
captured near Charleston, :. c, after
it had whipped a catamount, was
brought to Charleston and placed in a
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
Erslares the I,ni.--.. son.

Miss Parker Deacon. VII. went 70
Perrin recently with the duchess (
Peterborough, cheated q flr.r. .r 1.r-
man court circles. The GROVE e
who 'iil Je kaiser If hr Oar.tr- ..- a.
thar. was her devoted slave. Ir .i'-
tIon 20 being one OF the u.s- ..-+.''-
" s7autiful girls ima-.re ... .. 8
an excellent Hncuist arE rr.... y
clever. Therefore Fl is no H..'. '.r nat
she causes a senSati-0 wherever he
goes. The duchess Of Ma. .r ..- Is
devoted TO her. Miss Deacon hEs m
prospect of mak3g a hTi.Ia-t mar
riage. Miss Secor. another Amer. 40
girl has made a sensational social ho-
cess as Wen as Miss Deacon under ih'
chaperOnage OF Lady Decies.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
Playing His Way to BufraIo

". A. Upton, who says he is from
Milwaukee and is playing his way To
Buffalo on a wager, arrived in Chicago
the other night with a violin under
his arm The wager, he says, makes
II necessary that he should arrive in
Buffalo within two weeks. When he
left Milwaukee he had IS cents. Thi.
sum was-inereased when Upton PLAYED
and sang on tie streets.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
L. q. Bailey.
Room Is, 6O9 F St., n ".
or Z921MSt., n. W.. Was. DC.

YGbsIey-There isn't = bigger nuss-
sAse than the man that Is always In.
stating o. treating.
Asdge-He isA't half 50 bad a tie
fellow that never treats at GH.-fuas-
annapolis PresA
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
THEY SAY.

Don be too certain about any
shiu=.
The pit yOu dig for others may
be filed Oy you.
Dsgs may bark, but they are
generally harmless.
may SEC q hing and yet a.
prove d..
Some pope, misfortune Is .ne
resuI, oil some .aa's gain.
SOM people I've on the misf.r-
tunes II others.
Do the best You can it will 90
you goyd some times.
This il a world Of sin hence, you
must be careful how you 20.
Be certain that you are right and
then you are sale.
Be above suspicion and then
y.u viii not be watched.
Do right, then you need not
think la every bush IS an officer
Yol clnnot always have your
own way.
Tie successful man is he who
does right.
Don't drag your friends into
Ecorn Others.
They are for the va gar and the
impure.
If you have a good friend stick
to him.
Don't believe all that is said to
you.
Some people don't know when
they have good friend.
You shall reap what you SOW,
Those whom you have aided
often urn against YOU.
Think well Of those who nave be
freuded you.
We often see others faults but
uDe Jul oh H.
Be what you are aud don't put on
yOuse.f Ialss face.
President Roosevelt is a man.
Senators Hanna and Foraker are
safe leaders
Ohio will go strongly repub lican
in November.
Be sure that you are right.
The South will attempt 10 dictate
where the President shall 20 here
after.
The President will have to consult
the southern democracts what he
shall eat before long.
Nothing is certain until it is
made certain.
The President knows what to do
and wheu hesays a tling he means
II.
Think before you speak.
Look out for the weekly RecOrG
The people should support their
papers.
There was a great day at the
Second Baptist Church.
Do your duty and nothing more
can be expected.
Read The BEE If you want a
live pa10r.
There vas a sensation sprung by
Jones Monday.
He laughes best who laughes lest.
Don't be too certain in anything.
Don't be acuated by jeolousy.
1t pays to be honest
ThcneX move will be madesoon.
1t is easier for some peope to lie
than II is TO tell the truth.
Don't take up other peoples
troubles.
The bes thing t. do. is right.
Bad advice from yourenemies is
poor advice,
There J. ; need Of reformation in
the schools.
There were a clamOr for change
and 1t was made.
You got l. and stillyou are not
satisfied.
Read TIE BEE and be happy.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
DsriVation as ~rawdrvv

"rAwdry" is d=ssvss from St. Au-
Srey. In the early HsiAdle ages fairs
were held in Fraaes and England on
St. Audrey day, ard those annual gath
sCiAea became noted for the gaudy
AAG worthless jevelry sold at them.
The Washington bee., 1901-10-26
LoaninE of JereIry.

It Is the practice Of London West
cad jewelerz to loan magnificent
Nsras and other articles of iewelry for
special occasions. These things are
iSsned as a courtesy 40 specially good
eSstomers, while other people less well
kAOEn must make a deposit Of the
yalus Of the jewels before taking them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-15
RATHBUN IDENTIFIED AT 7ouRT DISSOLVED BY TWO
 ARKANSANS. Is Held Without Bail, but Pleads Not Guilty to Murder
 Charge.

.JCffGrsUnNi iiie, Ind, Nov. l2-->tsN- ell C. Rathbun suspected of killi2@ Charles Goodman. in a hotel here by poison. was yesterday afternoon posi- lively identified by an officer and an acquaintance of the prisoner from Lit tie Rock. where he lived for while.
 Later Rathbun was arraigned bg- fore Mayor Rader in the police station aa I charge of murder. Rathbea pleaded not guilty. and Mayor Rader held bfH e"ar t9 the circuit cont without bond The prisoner had H2 lawyer. Aftef Icing arranged he wa taken bac.5 t5 jail. The circuit court will convene #ia special term Monday and a grand 6fy will be empancled to consider RathbGn's ease.
 Rathbun was identified by Deputy Sheriff A. Chichester and E. J. Gloeck- ner from Little Rock. Ark.
 The meeting between the prisoner and the Arkansas visitors, whose trip was for the purpose of identification, took place in Sheriff Raves office.
 Hello Rathbun." said Gloecknef. Don't you know me, was the first salutation
 Yes, you are Gloeckner." respond ed the prisoner.
 Did you give that man the dope?2s asked Gloeekner.
 T am not guilty of the crime. as charged
 Did your wife know anything about your scheme?"
 She might have thought about it.
 Why, didn't she identify the body as not being yours
 T cant tell. Shes an eXcitabla woman
 What about the statement of Car Tie Pryor that you wanted her to go into an insurance swindle with you?@
 She is an enemy of mine At the conclusion of the interview Rathbun signed the following pape:, for the purpose of proving his iden tty in Little Rock:
 "To Whom It May Concerns: am in custody in JeffersonvilIe. Ind. awaiting trial. I will send this by Al Chichester and E. j. Gloeckner
 N. C. RATHBUN.'
 The prisoner is becoming less talk ative and evidently realizes that he has already talked too much, but le is reported to have said to fellow prisoner at the iail:
 "The officers haven't a thing OH which to convict X mans intention does not mean that he may be con- ,.ict ld
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-15
GI7Ee t0 q T:1fn z.

There X T ta.s e.sv3 ysa:r~ m2a who sleeo al.d..E l4at i one foot sauage H.4 c ,.a ..a'a4 la'eiz. q pillow taae ..zsa.tz.z2.=s i1;s.a.=..t.... Y Aas used rNer a...4 .sa Has d l:...... Waea Ii taa a=,s st tH@igo Aa=eufe# St. Pans .eAeai, 3t 5aa t atl tie la NeA= aftH54- hin. s .d when he atay"d Harvard lie tooil il to Gaaahf5i1y l.s1. &tartjng on his Wpd- ding ioa~. ac carried it iA his s,ttt case @i.oa he went abroad, the p.l- low Went along. And now, when he $ tW. .tr-liye he is more attached to the tiny thing tlan ever and will take it on the briefest trips-ou trips of day, say, to New York or en trips over night to the country houses of his friends. He says that he has not once slept on anything but this pillow since he was seven years old.-Philadelphia Record
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-11-15

Of course if it's stripes that tha and nothing bat stripes will satisfy him. why don't he take Q shotgun and the law in his own hands and mah Judge Rowe hold $ special term of court and indict Kendfick without Ia- lay. The soyezu,. onlH asks an i:}- dictment rom tHa- court. The sover
 nor says he will da 5ao rest Tao Graphic doa.f #s'.oe. H}.at =ha means by ataa hsft1 maz he 5hat ha means 10 70 afser JAe Uial uI@ With his slao 4un and demand a verdict cf anitG ana 5tfipas ie1 Edifot keadlie]s