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SHORT STORIES.

sydney smith ouce wittily re- ron
..rhe British army ought never Y sli,
England except In case OF actual Inv ne,
The other day the humorist ofivel pr,
ford. asked a friend; "what Is the cu
with your hairq 1t seems TO be le an sn
yeu. 'I'd give anything ! own to toi
II hack" said the perpiexed friend. "a
alyavs noticed" returned Herford, w
4 hair in the head Is worth two IN W
brush.
Youthful member or parliament "
once advised by bibulous. member
49, audiences to ego home TO his mother
~ tbink." the young candidate said, IN
,rtcnd might follow his own ADVICE VI
n,,,.artaga. for he does not seem 10 ma
e11tSrown his anection for the bottle.
student at Oberlin college one d
osred the president III ne could not
vantageously take shorter course N
mar prescribed in the curriculum" -
80 = was the reply; thar uepehus
| mat YOU want 10 make OF youIseH, W.
/ 80 wants 10 make an oak, lie thhes
nnndred years but when he wants 20 III"
a sonash. lie takes but six months
70 a said that w. S. Gilbert was mes
cav the bar. and his father was reiueti
- ace him turning in other directions
Won woulc only stick 20 IL. seia tne Sn
hilbert, ''Iou might become loro eAAA'
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comes IN viii want stand Oh, and
asked you 20 wait until could make A
cash sale and start the day on properly
did not care TO offend you by refusing
try Il yourself some day, II you don't be-
lieve me-
AND" continued the citizen, muslnsiy
"out OF ten or twelve bartenders and
three or four BARRIERS whom l have Inter.
Viewed on that subject all tell the same
tale. Queer, isn't it2'
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ounds capacity, only
Gales OF all Siuds re
1910 Capitol. new
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AlaA MATER IN EAsT TEXAs.

Sabine out Of Banks and Is Not ne
ceding.
Tyler. Texas. November 2o'-The cu w.,
Relt man trains from the north nave pes4
from six to eight hours late Tor tue 90,
few days. owing to high water In ArAana1,
rba SABINE river is bank.fuli In mSn,
n,aces and not receding The Trlpity, . n@'
been on big boom. but has fallen s'' IN,
seet within the past twelve hours, IN
unpleked crops IN the lowlana1ss r hlons Har
81 craet hefween here aud Mlhonaa, a.
over three-quarters OF mile vice III p'0
and has caused damage 10 cropa'
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line; one block Fanniu school. Inquire q
owner D03 Rusk. ~
FARM FOR gITF-Si5 acres. 100 an culs
tivation. Young bearing orchard az
400 trees; new I'VE room frame building,
painted Inside and cnti 3245z new bAfni
IN Montgomery county four miles e4st
~ New Wayerly on the International
and Great NoFthern railroad. For peftif
plsra ard terms appiS to 7. ID, Coupiano.
New Wayerly. Texas "
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1880 ACRES cl dice rice land Liberty count
" near Haywood canal Ninety niue
years lease; this valuable property, rs
feet front on Main street by 1875 feet
deap. 80 feel south Of Lamar; beautiful
location; for lease for pinety.nine years,
e. he revalucd at end Of rs and 30 Years
Eight choice residences. Third ward, city;
close IN, choice building lots, Third aud
Fourth wards; 20,0O0 acres choice rice
land cheap, IN Chambers county: splen-
did cSnal proposition Ton acres for man
ufacturiug site, bounded ON tho cas- Nv
southern Pacific railway, on the north
by Washington avenue 100 acres thor
oughly dr0ined; no coffee weeds; rich
land five miles southwest OF Houstoni
on gravel roRd. 5000 acres choice rice
lands, five miles west Of Alvin, Texas ITO
acres. three miles from Alvin IS acres
~. cultivation, IS pasture; no weeds. good
drinking water aid shady yarA; ideal
truck farm; wen ditchcd and wire fenced
Excellent location for brick yard. close
IN. ineNhaustlhle supply dirt and clay for
brick making. 10000 acres, short lenf
pine oak and hickory one body railroad
running Eve miles either Side II H. Half
RlocE fronting Main, Clay aud Fnnnin
Ideal home. Two-story France elegant
porcelain hath tubs tive-ncre ward, WI h Nne
shade trees; tcnced In; with about no
acres Of choice rice lnud Dickinson
bayou; near c., II. and H. railway, Gal
weston county Apply Ia James II TreKc
want 20 Bina building, old phone 1850
%
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OIL LANDS Choice acreage; close In Ia
gushers at Sour Lake; prices moderate
title perfect, for map, etc, address c. a.
Parsons towner, Bryan, Texas. II
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THREE DESIRABLE LOTS. IMPROVED,
ON HARRISBURG ROAD, NEAR l.
AND q. n. CROSSING THE TUNNEL
WILL DOUBLE THE VALUE OF TuE
PROPERTY. PRICE S3uOO. TWO DE
S1RABLE LOTS. CORNER. THIRD
WARD, CAR LINE; PRICE $3.50 NOR.
FLEET PHONES 6I3. BlNl BUILD.
ING. n
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NINE lots IN tie town n Ennis, two blocks
OF shops; also machine repair shop In one
of thu best gallroad towns IN the state;
CHI op for SD or wi trade for good stock
cattle, Address Ryrau 20l4 Rusk avenue.
~
MY FINE AUTOMOBlLE for exchange for
real estate etc, never uncrated salts.
factory ceiling reason. s. H. Huston, old
phoue 500 4
FOR SALE-A handsome Third ward rest
street. Bette Bryan, 9l7h Main street
20
RICE LAND BARGAIN School section,
go acres, two miles from principal hold
ings Treadway canal. Jefferson county
perfect title and drainage, buildings and
some fence; $40 per aoro cash, $H36 due
state tn thirty seven years at 3 pol cent.
Address Owner" Haushirc, Texas. -
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BOARD AND ROOM.

BOARD FOR congonlal couple In private
family references exchanged. 9io Peast
street, -
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NEW management: everything entirely
new; gas. bath. Mes. j. o. Mulkey, t0il
Travis street, three and n half block;
from Rice hotel. Y
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NICELY furnished rooms with good board
HOG Mckinney avenue 2.
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NOTICE, RICE GRoWERs--H Have eel
acres hne rice land water supply mex.
haustihle; want irrlCating plant; viii
soil haif interest In land and become
partner In plant Guarantee land fertile
easily flooded and drained; slx,room
frame dwelling; all fenced Have choice
rice land well located; want partner
with some money. Write me. Joseph
Greer Angleton. Brazorla county. Texas.
lt-aA
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FOR SALE 1852 acres land on Trinity
river In Madison county, Texas; all I'M
der good three-Wire fence; 200 acres In
cultivation; nine houses In good repair;
twelve different fields and pastures also
l2j head of cattle; or viii sell without
cattle; lies on river nearly all being river
bottom land. Terms: One-thrd cash;
balance TO suit purchaser. w. NJ. For
rest, Midway, Texas. 80
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FINE RICE LAND for sale; 100 acres
fronting on Dickinson bayou: wei
ditohod and drained; 200 acres IN Perry
& Austin league fronting on Clear creek
II. NJ. Trueheart & Co., Texas Land
Agents, Galveston. %
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FOR RICE LAND. DON'T FAIL no SEE
US. WE MAKE m A STEClAifrN.
LANDS ON CANAL, ALSO WELL
PROPOSITIONS WITH A GUARANTEE
OF WATER FOX IRRIGATION AT
LESS III AN 100 FEET DEPTH. CAN
SELL You l6O ACHES OR MORE, AND
HAVE ruE LARGEST LIST no Sc
LECr FKOM WILL SELL A LlMlTEn
AMOUNT WITHOUT CASH PAYMENT
70 PARTIES WHO WILL IMIltuN n
IN RICE WE OWN MOST OF rIiH
LAND WE OFFER AND HAVE pnR-
EJECT ABSTRACTS. GOOD RICE
LAND EOR $500 70 $1,000 PEK ACRE.
WE HAVE A FEW IMPROVED RICE
FARMS. WE HAVE A SPECIAL BAR
GAIN ~ lUUO.ACRE SUGAR AND X CE
PLANTATION G., W. HAIL \ co.
go MAIN STREET tt
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LARGE upstairs rooms and good tabis
Texas avenue. Is
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FOR SALE Splendid block for factory
near Central depot close In; several
choice small tracts Of land near Harris
burg Geo. l.. Porter Il Son, 206la Nam
street. II
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FIFTH WARD Four-room cottage on Har
rinEton. two blocks OF s. z. shops, $685.
hyerocm cottage an Chestnut. Ave blocks
OF shops $3.50; two four-room cottages
hall on corner Freeman, $1,000. Wealth
erehy & Co 1fO7ih Congress 9S
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KATY BARKER RICE LAND in proven
shallow well country; section No. 3;
half way between Katy and Barker, at
$50 The Pudor Hoover Land Co., sole
agents 3O7l2 Main street, Houston.
Texas II
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A sNAPl A BARGAIN! 900 acres rico
lan1 or half within one mile from
main canal, four miles from Crosby on
southern Pacihc rairoad, IN this county.
at S12 per acre; tue speculation
lG0 to $40 acre tracts north and south
OF Crosby at from $40 TO Sid per acre;
tnc rice. cotton and cane land.
400 acres one mile from station; an
ideal rice tract with 100 acres timber;
bayou runs through land; 800 yards from
main canal. clevel miles from Houston;
iinc speculation, AZ SIG per acre, to a
quick buyer, worth 500 we advise you to
look into this at once.
The Pudor Hoover Land Company, 3OTb
Main street, Houston, Texas. 20
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TO RICE MEN For rent Best farm In
coast country, aoout ninety acres, part
OF which can be devoted to rice TO adj
vantage; abundance of artesian well
water aud splendid soil; line residence
and extra large and good outbuildings;
none but drst .clJss men need apply; rare
opportunity for the right man; references
required Address llu0 this ofice. 80
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SIS AN ACRE-S12O0 payment. viii buy
l60-acre rice farm near Houston win
$500 worth improvements and machinery
on il. 2525, this office. u
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Two nice rooms, 1913 Travis. between Bel
ana Iceland, q
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BOARD Nice rooms In new house. modern
cOnyenicnces; newly furnished, references
exchanged, GOD DuilaS avenue. %
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RS for cypress piling, tcle-
tric railway poles; % 20 50
carried In stock prompt
rorrans Manufacturing Co.,
manufacturers Jefferson,
L. 10
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HEIGHTS COTTAGE, four rooms, nicely
papered aud painted, ground iO0xi32, east
trout fenced, only Se25. Smeaton, 9a6,4
Texas avenue tf
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ROOMS rlrst class boardi close III; reason.
able. l0l4 Walker. n
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS In private
family, for gentlemen; modern convent
ences eight blocks from Rice hotel; ac
c0mmOdations ~ three car lincs, refer
onccs exchanged. 7O4 Dallas ~
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BOARD In private family, close In, by
young man. references II required, Adj
dress l240, this Office. q
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$40 PRAIRIE AVENUE-rhs furnished
house ana lot for sale Apply to WINSTON
Robinson, administrator, Oi5h Congress
street. ~
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HELLol-HAyE You SEEN GEoRGEf
HANDLES STRICTLY CITY PROPER
TY, q. B. PENNOCK & co, OLD
OPERA HOUSE, POSTOFFICB BON
Gl2, BEAUMONT TEXAS. l2-2
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FOR SALE 100 or 100 acres Of good rice
land In vicinity 81 Degpwater; bargain
II sold in ten days. Address 2iip, this
Office 80
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ROOM WITH BOARD bg the day during
Carnival 40 In Branch -
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FIRST CLASS room and board. 1918
Texas avenue. %
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GOOD BoARD--Close In terms reasonable
200 La Branch. ~
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music. the largest stock
-.ndollns. guitars. violins.
fgains In pianos and or
All sheet music half
Goggan * Bro, Main
Rice hotel. ~
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the Chickerlng, the ar
the world. we carry the
enich & Bach. Ems rson,
her pianos; we don't sell
everything Ia the music
Goggan & Bro, opposite
uston. -
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FURNISHED ROOMS, win or without
hnarl, lhlO Cangress avenue. %
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SECOND WARD Half a block on Com
merce, suitable for wholesale or ware
house purposes; two hye-room cottages on
Chartrcs brings good interest on Invest
ment Weathershy & CO.. liO1la Con.
Eregs. -
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FOR SALE 10000 acres % timber land
at a big bargain For particulars call
on Bottle Bryan. 3l7A Main street p
COTTON SEED OIL Mill Tor two-fhirus
its value. j. sutton. lOlOM Texas are
nue.. IL
10000 ACRES Of land In "a sale county
Texas, al ~ an acre. w, n. Graham 3
CO.. cuero' Texas. A-so
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400 ACRES OF LAND on rice canal;
this FIRST to he watered; 500 acres plant
ed IN rice this year; good residence, large
barn, all improvements necessary 10 make
It a first class rice plantation; all fenced;
telephone in the house; price SO per
acre: half cash balance 10 suit; VIII sell
all farm Implements and teams with the
nronerty n wanted: n great bargain.
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HUsTLERs WANTED-The InternAtlonl
loan aud Trust comp4AJ affsre fer1
attractive proposition 70 agents. hnsLlerss
only need apply; good money fcf gofl
men. international Loan and lprust eQin.
p6ay. Box b67. orange. Texas
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in tOCK of gui.nrg, viollns, accor-
and and all small Instruments is the
wat and most complete In the State;
stiaiu. rs
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TITLE WANT ADS
q bring big results.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


OWNERS OF RICE LAND who want 70
sell win be able 20 deal direct with buy
ers by addressing Farmers Land and
Investment Co, 20 Dearborn street, Chi
cage, III.
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UBES. FRAthEs and art novelties for
SCENTS at Kobfs, 1Cl4 Prairie avenue.
1-l-0i
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: the late standard pop
al music at one half
pggan a Bros., Main
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BARGAIN 50-acre farm, artesian well,
good house. barn and fences. slJiu cnsu
or time, nine miles southwest of llous-
ton. Inquire, Il. j.. corner Eighth ana
Washington. "a
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LANDS Large medium and small tracts
I'm Harris Wharton, Colorado. Matagorda
and numerous other counties; prices rlBht.
CaU or write bryant. McGnnis Land Co,
1OOD eNas avenue. "a
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sAIE-I5 AyaTd dump caTsi 10
III ttaRdard gauge air dumping cars.
tr a Lee Galveston, reIas. a
Indeislgned Is prepared 70 furnish
tone. rough or cut; write for pricea.
els Flaeher. Austin. Texas n
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AMOS We onrer extraordinary induce.
Iments TO cash purchasers OF pianos dur
ing the Carnival week. G. Janke s. Co.,
IO3 MINI %
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BOARD and rooms two blocks frsm Hci
hotel COO San Jnointo. li-2B
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LAND BAIGAlN sure two miles OF city
limits toward ticrce Junction, 100 acres
for ricr truck dairy, Iuit or hay hne
drainage, on graded county road, one
half mi!e beyond sLell owner needs
cash 10 use iu bias ness; II taken In ten
days, SaI,J0 per acre buys Il, part time,
no trade or agents wanted. 2i1l, this
office. "a
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FOR sALE-A two-story brick building,
close 10 Main street 5000 brings good
interest on Investment; want money 10
80 IL business; no agents. ARireFs 24o5,
this office. "a
FOR SALE-Large and small tracts OF
timber land and rice land Bette Bryan.
3l7l5 Main street. 25
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ned out nm half price. ago caroline
y 81 -
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FOURTH WARD One block on Pease ave-
nue., two cottages two lots on Nc Goweni
chenp some very desirable business prop
erty on san Feline. Weathersby Co.
11OIh Congress -
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FOR SALE Elght-room house, two lots,
5000; six,room house, two lots, hair
block OF Harrisburg road, $1,000 easy
terms. Wcathcreby Co., llOI& Con
grpgg
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KA-Beaumont Crude oil burner f0r
heating stoves; this Is practical bnfneri
sample 81: agents wanted. Write -. n.
Jeyons, 007 Main street, Houston, Texas;
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problerthe leaders In agricultural im-
angle send us your orders aud you
aske convinced why we have become
pilec kon Wagon aD1 Implement Co,
Som ashington street. 12,5
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THIRn WARDS SIX lots on Congress.
one-uuartcr block on Polk, well improved;
"A nice residence on Austin; half block
on McIlhenuy; T5xl2I on Ia Branch, cor
ner. Weuthorsby & Co.. ll0Ih CongreSs
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
RUSSELL GvLCH.

The Georgetown Topics, under date OF
March %, says: Papers were filed this
week in the Office OF the District Clerk,
being a suit for $4,000 damages to the
reputation and business Of Francis L..
Burton, connected with the Kokomo
Pioneer and American Sisters mining
enterprises in this county. PlalntiH
alleges that the defendants, to-wit, The
Kolxomo. Pioneer NJ. and M. Co. cor
poration, Robert w. Light, Dwight rs
Curtis, Charles McCully and Quincy A
Atwood, had him arrested, bound over
and tried for forging the name OF b j.
Dalrymple on a check, in 1901, OF which
charge he was acquitted, but he has
suffered greatly.
Remember the Easter social dance to
be given at Zancanella hall next Sunday
evening. Good music has been secured.
Last Saturday as E. S. Perrin was
returning from Central on the lower
road east OF the Niagara mine, the
single-tre to the conveyance in which
he was seated broke, and he sustained
injuries to his head and shoulder by
being thrown out. His daughter, Mrs
Richardson, from Georgetown, is here
attending to him. DR.. Foutz is his
medical attendant.
Edward Jones went to Denver Sun
day, returning the same evening. He
reports his wife much better by her stay
in that city.
The April ball to be given at Odd Eel
lows hall next Monday evening will be a
fine affair and largely attended.
The home OF NJ. Riddle, senior, was
made happy March 20, by the advent of
a bright little baby girl. DR.. Foutz re.
ports mother and daughter getting along
very well.
Saturday evening union of the
Western Federation of Labor was Or
gauizediat Union hall in this place. 1t
starts out with very good membership.
Frank Stansfield returned from Den
YER yesterday morning.
Il. W. Williams of the Specie Payment
was up from Denver yesterday morning
and visited the mine.
]. f. DePew, who is interested in the
Hill House lodes, was a visitor to the
mine yesterday, having returned from
Chicago. 1t is understood that the
mine is to be started up again.
Col. A. w. Hoyle, of Denver, who is in
terested in developing the Missouri lode,
on Excelsior flats, west of the Saratoga,
in company with Mr.. Wood, of the Tuck
er mine, was looking through the mine
the fret of the week.
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
APEX HAPPENINGS. d.
From Our Correspondent.

From Our Correspondent.
Apex, Colo, March %, 1902.
Mr.. W. Smith arrived in camp Tues
day after three months visit to his old
home in Pittsburg, Penn.
Ell. Adams returned Tueoday from a
business trip to Omaha, Neb.
Nm. Russell came up from Denver
Monday for few days visit with his
father, Reuben Russell, and family OF
Elk Park.
w. M. Philips o: the Denver Pest
came up Sunday to look over his mining
property.
w. A. Schorr OF the Josephine mine
came up from Denver Tuesday, where
be had been having some OF his ore
tested by the Wynn process.
Marshall Stedman and wife left Mon
day for q visit to his former home in
Chicago.
Our old time townsman Jake Krilley
arrived from Kansas Saturday last.
Mrs. D. c. Officer made a a.businese
trip to Central City Monday.
Mr.. Krilley, o. T. Hazelberg and a
Klondike prospector, Geo. Richards by
name, were out looking over the country
for a few new locations.
Baby Richards was quite sick for few
days this week, but is better now.
Mr.. Atchison was called home from
the Mondayville mine on Monday on
account OF the illness Of his wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Todd of Central
City were Apex visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Fricke left Monday for visit
with friends in Black Hawk.
James McNerney made business trip
to Central City Monday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. T. Hazelberg enter
tanned the j. j. club Saturday evening.
Mrs. Iverson won ladies first prize and
Mrs. Pagan second prize. Geo. Richards
won gentlemans first prize, and Geo. A.
Converse second prize. All had n good
time.
The Miners Association will give n
dance Saturday evening, March 20.
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
HENRY RICHARDS.

P. o. address, Central CITY; residence
Spruce ST.; place of business, Main St.
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
Far Choice

Turkeys, chickens, fine beef, veal, NUT
ton, pork, home made pork sausage high
" seasoned, corned beef, extra nice table
butter, fresh eggs, fish, fresh oysters and
such vegetables as are in market Leave
an order at Henry Dennis market on
Gregory street.
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
The Denver Music Co.

Have just opened fine line OF pianos
in the Harris building on Main street,
Central, and will give you Denver prices
on pianos. Come and hear the wonder
ful pianola and the great Victor Talk
ing Machine. We will give a free con-
cert each evening.
Gilpin observer., 1902-03-27
A Great Railroad.

Is exemplifled by the Union Pacific;
a combination OF palatial equipment,
solid track, quick time and every con-
yenience for solid comfort Best route
East or West. See your local agent or
address Z. r.. Griffin, general agent Den
Yar.