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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

Ser Shu,e pergebt, has Sis britt aIi. - gs
idIpilut Der Str0me Slutb'-,,Rrait, 2ebeu!" iubslts
i'm Starmssiamf.-SaS lit bic 8pefie bas %nabenbeu
Jribiings, Der bod fonimen muB. oh auh Der Wiutsr
mob 10 i.br nit itirmiiteu @sbdrbeu brdut. Su Der
9roia. in Der @trtlirttett s~sftaltet fih freilid bas Bib
nur an baufig gang aubers. Ser Rui nab n.uer 8rait.
nah ueiiem Seben tri2aui matt, taIm baB bic bleibeu
9ippeu ibm Sauts ~perletteu touneu. Scr iebnii btise
Wnnit ut oa, oas 0oubriu9eu. bas Wtroeu aber
iebit. btuu Der abrpsr lit su ssIbpatt. I'M nsueri ee'
Wiut.rirdgbtit bat iid III ben 9r6Beren 2audlsH unb
ben feineu 80breH oss 66rpers mehr uno Riehr Slit
jtoif aH9eiamulelt. Der ais abgenust bate aus 9eidltes
ben ipsroeu iouen. itatt oefen aber Don benz ttdgs ba.
biulieBeubtn Slute uitt ortselbleppt perosu tonHte
uno itIisBtid .pieber upm 3erper. oieieu per9tttcuo,
auf9eiau9t Ipuroe. Rauu aui ioldsm neroiftttsu Dos
bsnu, on idbaf1eit 8atb. iuoem 3u betueu Sorper NIT
StIfe Der beribmtsH ct. Bernard &rautsypiasH pen
BEN Viits befrttit, bas leos negs sebsusreguns i'm
aeims 3u srftidsn brpIt. gsrtraut Did Irht ben
Gnadialberu on; bpfs nidts pou bsrsu STsdiilber,
bas hsu ssib Unr nod nlebr B~srrattst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
2ouiGana.
Ger Neger Safapette Gins

Ger NeGer Safapette Gins in
Rem Orleans bate IN eiuem 0ortigen
to9irbauie cine gettiteile in einem
Bimmer gemietbet, in Weldem nod
jedS mOere 9etten Itanben. GIN
inem Worgen polte Gins Die 3im.
mertbiir niht ofinent 10 boB ser
Uirtb nidt I'M Stnbe ipar. einem
heiteren Sogirgoit Smarter 81 qe6en.
Ser @trt6 ianbte nadJ Ger Boli3ci.
uno ais Gins and Damn nid)t oil.
nete, ing man al, Die Sbiire aui3u.
iprenaer. Gins beganu icbt olrf ole
&oIt5iitcn ourd Elm God IN ser
SbUre gu i6ieben unb iAlieBli9 Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

iielen sic goli5iiten oi,i Sen 8ebol,
fen, Den obitinaten 2ogirgait aus5u'
rduheru. Tan mari brennenb(
9aumnoIe, nit Del uno Sfpefe.
getrdntt, in oos Simmer, unb i6lieb'
lih iab it'd Sims, Inn niht in
SuuIm az eritiden, g%enotbigt, Die
Sbiir su ofinen. Sn bemielber
Gusenblid, als Ger Sabrige IN Dem
Ebiirrnbmen eri6ien, i6oiien bit
Boli5iiten auf ibr, 10 bab er ali
Seihe auiamnen6roG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

1nlano.
StNrict Columbia.

- Cine merfpiir0ige Gelflhte
beihdftigte unlGngit unier lusrpartl'
ges Ant. IS banoelt itd) I'm etnen
grbibaftsprp5eB, Den cine in Sapans
nab, Ga, midiiiger @~mertfanertn
unf ben etpa $3,000,000 betragen.
BEN Ra6laB ibres lunge permlBter
Gottcn fiibrt, Der ais a0nig S'8eefe.
mi gap, Der peItlifiten Der Carroll
neninicln, eeitorben leiu ioa. 8te
Die Sral1 beballptet, perlieB ibr
Wtann Dor 5ipan5ig Sabren 8eib unb
&inb lrnb ging ais Wate auf Dem
nuGb China beItimmten S6iffe Bel
reoere" in See. Sos Sbiff prroe
IN einem Seifun auf Elm GoraIlens
riff 9etrieben unb ianf. Mit Siife
elmer Spiere ~gelan9te ser Selo oils
ein5ig lleberIebenber ans 2auo. Die
Gingeborenen bon GAP, auf Die ieille
idone, peiBe Saut, iein rotbes Saar
unb ieine blalen Iugen tieien Gin.
brl6 ma6ten, btelten i'm fir einen
Senoboten bes Sinlmel5. S'aeeie
gelang es, aus Dem @rad leine
feierDafien, einen Meoi5infuite1
unb einen @erf5eltgfaIten 81 bergen.
Mit ieinen @erf6eugen baute er gro.
bere uno itarfere 9opte, itno oas bette
fhenfte er benz regierenoen 8onig.
Sci ei1em &riege nit elmer benddJs
burten Sniel geDannen Die Oapiten
nnter S'aeefe's Siibrultg, er itieg
tmmer mebr in bes &onigS 8unit
1nn b%eirathete naf einigen Sabrer
beiien Eo6ter. 0af benz Sooe bes
S0nias beItiee S'aeefe ben Enron.
gr oreaniiirte cine Seibgaroe bon L.
600 Wonn, Die blo,te %llniformen nit
WeIiingfnopfen trugen ltno lid
nirfuugspol bon BEN anberen, Die
MIR nit einem Balmblatt befleibet
finb, unteritieben. 9rpei Wal idbrs
lid reiite er nah Wanila pber Song
fpng, mo er @aaren pertrieb. Nit
feiuer Gceier,lng paren Die Gin9e.
bnrenen iebr 5ufrieoen. gr nuDm
nidt mcbr bon ibnen, oils lie aeben
fpnnter, lieB lie ppn meiBen SanOIern
niht berauben, iibte religioie Gull
bung nmo beihrGnfte BEN &annibalis.
mus. Gr mar IN ieineln Sanoe gletG-
aeitig 4SrdiiOent uno geiebgebenbe
&0rperi6aft, Der ein5ige Sei6Gfts~
marr, Der cin3ige 2~anobeliBer uno
Der Sberbefeblsbaber bon Seer unh
Marine. Seine omerifaniihe Srat
erbielt crit 5pei Sabre na6 ieinem
SGtffbru6 eiuen iedS Monate olten
9rief, in Dem er feline Gage mtScins
~allberiebte rmo einen Chef itber ST.
900 einIegte. Gam erbielt lie etipa
stpei Mal iGbrlif Nahrldten BON
Inn, bcnen INNER @elbienom9en
bon $3.50 mo mebr beiaciiigt iparen.
gr forberte lie aui ieinen Sbron nit
linn 81 tbeilen, ba er 81 beIddftigt
mare, Inn ielbit 81 fommen. Gor
pinem Sabre erbielt lie non ieinem
setretIr einen @rief. oaB iein S6ift
an beiien 9orO er iif befano, lett
mebreren Monnteu iiberidQig lei.
seitoem bot lie nihts pieOer BON i'm
geb0rt ltno nimmt an, baB er artf See
pertoren gegangen lit. Gin &ed)ts-
nnualt aus Gaponnob lit IN ibrem
guitroge nod gap geganeen, I'M Die
Sbotioden feit5uitellen. Sic bean-
fprlldrt oIles bon linn btuterlaiiene
@Ciittbum, Dor 9Ilem ben @elbbe.
frog bon brei Miaionen Collars, Der
auf elmer englii6en gunt IN Song.
Tong bepouirt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
..
Seuti6tano.
&aieru.

Gin empOrenber @orfan fat iid
IN SlBberg BEL Sbweiniurt 5uaetra'
gen. 8iirgermeiiter Sees ianb, ala
er aus ieinem ShIaf3immer IN Den
Snusflur trat, ieinen 3ienitfnedt S.
3iegIer tobt BORT liegen. Sas Sc.
lid)t Der Seife mar total geibpdr5t.
4ie angeiteate llnteriu6ung ergab,
baB 3iegler nit nod orei anoeren @e=
roiien Gags porber in elmer @irtb-
lhaft in SiiBberg iebr ausgiebie ge=
5ett bette, bis er plGBlib gegen Dit.
ternodt pom StubI iieI mo alsbalo
cine Seife mar. Die N(rt uno' 8eiie
Die MIN Die 3ebfumpone ole 2ei6e
nod Sauie beforOerten, biirfte IN
ibrer &pbbeit pobl ein5ia oaiteben.
3unGdit puroe in Ser @irtbi6ait
Dem Spbten bas 8eiiGt init HllB elm,
aeriebell, bann murbe Die 2eid)e aui
eInen Sfubfarren gelaoen ,lnb inter
@eioble 5lrm @npeien bes Stenit.
BERN bes 9eritorbenen gefabren.
9ort iultroe Der Sobte abgelaben ltnb
Dem @iirgermeiiter Dor Die Stl,ben.
tbiir gelegt, obne DaB Semano bon
ben Sausbenobnern Deritdnoi9t NOR.
Den DGre.
- lleber sic = 3eritreutbeit zines
NrpieiiorS berid1tet utau ms one
Niinden ~folaenbes @eididtdeu, bas
angebli6 ben 8or5rlg baben ipa,
pabr 81 fem: @or Ginger 3eit par
ein Wiinhener Erofeiior, Elm gea6te,
ter EortrGtmaler, gen0tbigt, einc
9feiie al tbun. Sci Der 8iiffebr fieI
es ieiner @attin allf baB ibr 8e:
mabl obne Mantel bcinlfam. 9lni
Die beiorete Srase nab Dem Serbleif
oes nertbpolen @egenitanbes, bet
ins6eionoers our 8inters5eit als I'M.
entbebrlif gift, itellte iid beraus.
Dob i'm Der Serr &rOfeiior I'M Glen
b%abnipagen lieget gelaiien babe
giligit lpurbe reflamirt, unb bali
fom Die ginlaoung, ben Mantel in
Tunb-gureou abholen 5t wollen
Soil Srelloe erifien Der SEER Bro'
feiiur i'm 9abnbot l~ieferte ben gigen'
tbumsrafpeis, erbielt oas Glei
~bllngsitiid uno entfernte iidl, nad)6er
er Den gmpiang beitGtiat bate. @el
bcidlreibt aber ieiu gntieBen, als Ell
nod einigem @lufentbalt in Der Stao,
Mittags 5u Gid eridien unb iofor'
ipieoer Die sSrage Der 8attin b0rer
muBte, Oh er benn ieinen Wantel bod
nift miebererbalten babe. p8etDii
babe ib i'm befommen, rrnb iogar oil
Gigorren Itedteu nod IN Der Saide.'
= limo no lit err jeBt2" rSa
bas fann i6 allgenblidlid mid.
iGgcn. gieaei1t IN Ser Weiniillb,
bon g." @s nurbe bingeidift, abel
bier, pie in eirem 5tpeiten @etn
bol,ie, oas ser Maler ab ltnS Al BE
nhte erhieft man Sen 8eiheib, Del
Serr Trofeiior lei o6lIe ueberrod ge
fommeu nnb a~eganaea. S6lieBlid
mtcrnahm man audi uodmalS bei
mu2iihtslos eridciuenbeu Sang in,
SnMb.&ureau. llnb iiebc ba, De-
Muntel prougte onr &leioerrabmen
100 i'm ser @err Frofeiior Dor oen
lluteridreiben u%uigebangen unb uady
her nb3umehmen peraeiieu bate.
Gliaf.2utBriaGcn.
Gin eiueuQrttuer Spu6rrliut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

Der friibere Observation-Disclosures
Serd brrd ben S6arfridter Brandt
aus Sobenltnbe entballptet mor6en.
Herh satte an ieinem ll%nterntietber
eitlcn grauenbaften Eaubmoro be.
gatlgen, bernab beiien Seife GER
ltitdelt uno in Die GIbe ~geporfen; er
mar oarauf bonn Sresoener Stnur.
gerid)t gum Sobe perurtbeilt porben.
Ser Woroer, Dem Die Staatsanpalt.
Ifait Die 8ouitredung bes ltrtbeils
,nO Die baiiir dngeieste Stutoe i'm
Sa1Ife oes 9onnerstogs mttgetbeilt
bate, 5eigte elm ipenig perGnoertes
Weien nno blieb 5u ieiner llm9ebung
geipradig uno u~nbefansen. Sic
bisber iiblif eepeiene SenferSmabl-
aeit lit blrd Die nele, felt Dem 1.
Sanuar oieics Sabres siltise nelte
Notwithstanding fir Die @efange.
nen.gnitalten i'm &0nigrei6 Safrien
IN @egfau aefommen. Gs mlBte
bcSbalb Dem Serurtbeilten Die Bite
I'M @ein, Gigarren II. |. ~. Deriagt
peroen.
@eitialsn
- Ser Henoont SauIt ans Srelt.
benbere bot iid bieier Gage erIhpim.
auf Der oortieen Sparbanf wuroe
elm 9eiiait pom $4,000 @arf feitge-
itelt.
SH tiefe Srauer pur6e pI0blid,
bic SamiIie 8~ieleielo in Sol5en per.
iest. Ser Glteite ~12jdbrige Sobn
mar IN Der Sdule bonn 2ebrer aufge-
rufen, elm anoerer &nabe belt ibm
Den ipiben it~einernen @riffel artf Die
Sibbant; obne oies al abnen, iebte
li6 Der Sielefelb bin Der @riiieI
brong ibm ms Sleii6 bis altf Den
8noden, brab ub, es entitanb cine
WlutDeraiftung, an beren 5Solgen Der
Seoauerrtstuertbe unter furftbaren
Sdmer5en ~seitorben lit. Ser 10
friib uno auf 10 trallrige 8eiie Ser.
ltorbene mar ein gemedter braper
Surge, oil Dem Die Gltern balo cine
Stiisc batten. 9aber lit Die Sbeil-
nabme cine erobe uub augemeine,
unb bas &orfommniB a6er lit cine
ernite @arnung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

arunoliG S6nittpun6en, @ranS.
wunoen. Gueti4ungen, @ei9purs.
otfene 8unben. 9eulen, Sautaus.
ldlaae nno SGmorrboioen. sic
toltet bios 20 Gents unb 3ufrieoen.
ltellung miro garantirt bon &. SO.
Nitete. $50 Wain StraBe, Dubuque.
sSotpa. =.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
0rIuoN6e Neintgung.

9as bette Mittel lit Elm griinblides
Wittel. Son alien Salben, pom
Denen sic lie geb0rt babe,l, lit gud'
lens Irnifa Sal6e u~nbeoingt Die
bette. sic fe9t bi1peg mo belt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Sabicn

- 9icier Snae lit inn Soigruno.
it'd 0eS SuitiaaebGuoe$ III SreSoe;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
GAaf.2

Gin e~igeuartiger Sonoerling
lit IN StraBburG in Der Ferion bes
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
Big Mining Transfer

This week there were seven transfers
of property placed ON record, which is
the starter for big sale that is now on
the tapis. The properties transferred
are in Leavenworth gulch, and in the Ell
dora splendid body of ore is in sight.
The transfers were Hugh Williams, =
OF the Eldora; Elizabeth Fl. Roberts, =
Eldora; L. d. Bloom, the Blanche M;
Elizabeth II. Roberts, the Delaware
Mill site; w. p. and Hugh j. Williams,
the Lynne lode; and Elizabeth II. and
Elizabeth Roberts and Hugh J. WILL
Jams, the Randolph Extension lode, all
OF which were transferred to Sherman
Harris trustee, who in turn transferred
them to II. p. Lowe, trustee. The FL
dora was recently worked by Shull, Nc
Leod, Davey and others, who uncovered
the rich streak, but their lease running
out they were compelled to quit. Mr..
Lowe will secure a company who will
work the properties on largo scale.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
MARRIED

At the parsonage of the Grace NJ. E.
Church, Denver Colo, Saturday morn
ing, April %, 1903, at 8 o'clock. the
Rev. Resiner officiating Miss Sara
Ann Parry and Mr.. Richa.d Broad
both of Russell Gulch.
The wedding was quiet affair only a
few intimate friends and relatives being
present. The bride was attended by Miss
Anna Griffith and the groom by Mr..
David Owen. The bride is very pleas
ant and popular young lady of Russell
being the only daughter of Mrs. Thomas
Parry, and she is prominent in lodge
circles. The groom is an industrious
and very we'll known young man, who
has resided here for several years. The
happy couple arrived from Denver on
Saturday evening and have gone to
housekeeping in the Parry residence.
A large circle of friends wish them every
happiness and may they always be
blessed with prosperity and health.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
NEvADAvlLLE.

Mrs Matt Kramer returned the latter
part of last week from Denver, where
she had been visiting friends.
Miss Annie Callahan is up from Den
yer visiting her sister, Mrs. Matt Kra-
mer.
Stephen Gilbert returned from Denver
the latter part of the week.
The Nevada water works have been re-
paired the past week by the marshal in
anticipation of sprinkling the streets
during the summer.
Perry Newlen left last week for Tel
luride where will go to work.
A special meeting of the town council
was held last Thursday evening for the
purpose of approving the bond of J. c.
Nichols for saloon license. The same
was approved and license granted.
Noah Rachofsky left Sunday morning
for Denver to attend to some business.
Mrs. Henry Trezise went to Denver
Sunday afternoon TO remain several
weeks.
Antonio Cassario left for Denver Sun
day morning.
James McKibbin left last Monday fol
Perigo, where he expects to locate for a
while.
Hon. r. w. Pearce. our new mayor
this week ordered the old granite stone
formerly used for drilling, to be removed
1t had become a nuisance.
A. little daughter arrived last Satur
day at the home Of A. Bawden.
j. c. Nichols mas taken possession o.
the saloon business formerly conducted
by 8. Gilbert
Mike Reilley was busily engaged yes
terday in making a new road from tn,
Dom Paul mine to the main road OF
Quartz hill.
! Regular meeting OF the town council
Monday evening.
! A new piano is to be placed in Can
mons hall,
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
GiIpln County Men Make Rich
Strike

The Colorado Springs Telegraph con-
tains the following article in reference to
two former Gilpinites. DR.. Moore for
merly practiced medicine in Cen tral
City and Alex Klein lived in Russell
Gulch.
Between five and six feet OF ore that
the lessees confidently believe will run
from s75 to $50 in gold to the ton has
been opened by DR.. Moore and Alex
Klein Of Cripple Creek on the Unex-
pected, at Windy Point, owned by the
Central Consolidated Mines corporation
and there are streaks within this body
that pan 5000 to the ton.
Aside from the value Of the ore the
strike is important as showing an outlet
to the big pocket, from which Sam Nc
Donald made big production, and may
give possible clue to the location of a
big chimney that is believed to ascend
in the vicinity.
The mineral is porphyry we'll satur-
ated with lime. 1t was found in small
streak by the lessees who followed it
southeast for 20 or 80 feet until its pres
ent width was developed.
1t is the plan OF Messrs. Moore and
Klein to clean out the big hole on the
Unexpected. install hoist and sink to
depth OF $50 feet. At the latter point
crosscut will be driven towards the
locality of the strike. In the meantime
mineral will be extracted from the six
foot body near the surface.
There is a theory that the shoot is a
confirmation OF the War Eagle find, but
this remains to be proven. At all events
it is valuable and important.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
CENTRAL CITY, COLO. THURSDAY, APRIL 30 1908.
E. M. Messiter returned from Denver
Tuesday evening.

E. M. Messiter returned from Denver
Tuesday evening.
W. 81. Simonds OF the Hillside mine
returned last Saturday from ths East
Miss Stella Pressnell who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. A. Hicks in
this city for several days, left yesterday
afternoon for Golden.
j. B. Abbott of the Teller left this
morning for two months trip to Port
land, Oregon. During his absence Mrs.
Abbott will look after that hostelry.
Mrs. S. l. Lorah after spending few
days with friends in this city returned
to her home in Denver yesterday after
noon.
F. II. Kengal returned from visit to
his family in Denver yesterday morning.
r. A. Hall came up from Denver last
evening. He left for Colorado Springs
this morning on business with the Yam
kee Hill railroad.
George Forman returned from busi-
ness trip to Denver last evening.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the firm
OF Nankervis & Harvey has this day
dissolved by mutual consent, John h.
Nankervis retiring. The meat market
will be conducted in the future by VIM.
Harvey. We thank the public in gen.
eral for their trade and business they
have extended US in the past, and hope
that by strict attention to business and
the furnishing OF none but the best OF
meats, that you wi | continue your pat.
ronage Of this shop. All bills made
since August 10, 1902, are payable to
VIM. Harvey. aud he will settle all &C.
counts against the arm from that date.
JOHN h. NANKERvIs,
WILLIAM HARVEY.
Nsvadaville, Colo.. April 10, 1903.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

How to Ward on an Attack of Rheumatism
"For years when spring time came on
and l went into gardening, was sure
to have an attack Of rheumatism and eY.
cry attact was moro severe than the pre-.
ceding one" says Josie Mcdonald, Of
Man, Logan county, West Va. II tried
everything With no feliei whatever, until
Iprocureda bottle Of Cham mberlain's Pain
Balm, and the first application gave me
ease, e,anG before the first bottle was used
l felt like new person. Now feel that
l am cured, but I always keep a bottic
Of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in the house,
and when feel any symptoms ola return
I soon drive it away with one or more
applications Of this liniment." For sale
by all druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
NOTICE

At the last regular meeting OF the
Alert Fire & Hose Co. No. 2, it was reg
ular moved and seconded that the said
company should live up to their con-
stitution, see Article vi, Section l, it is
stated any member not answering the
roll call at regular meeting, shall be
company will pay prompt attention to
this as their services will be required at
the next regular meeting,
BY order Of the foreman,
JAMES RULE.
SAMUEL D. RICHARDS,
Secretary.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
BORN

In Central City, Colorado, Friday MORN
ing, April "a, 1903, to the wife OF VIM.
Hambly, daughter.
Mother and daughter are getting along,
nicely and the father is the happiest
man in the state.
In Perigo, Colorado, Monday. April 81,
1903, to the wife Of James Mitchell,
daughter.
In Nevadavllle, Colorado, Saturday,
April %. 1903, to the wife OF A. Baw-
den, a daughter.
DR.. Bourk reports mother and daugh.
ter getting along nicely.
In Denver, Colorado. Wednesday, April
~, l9O3, to the wife Of Frank kengal,
daughter.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
New Firm

On Monday OF this week James Noon
an and William V. Chapman bought
from the Peoples Mercantile Co. the
fixtures and good will Of their meat
market. Both gentlemen have been em-
ployed at that place for quite a while,
and are we'll known in this city. They
have rented the room in the Granite
block, formerly occupied by Quiller &
Gabardi. and will there be pleased to at
tend to the wants Of the citizens Of this
city. The new market will be known as
the Ideal Market. They yesterday
moved the fixtures from the old stand.
Give the boys a call. they will please
you.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
. POWER BEHIND THE THRONE
Colorado Southern Reported Have
an Interest in tho Denver, Yankee
Hill & Western Railroad
About to be Built.

Under the above caption the Denver
News Of last Sunday says:
General Manager Herbert of the Colo
RADIO Southern railroad, accompanied by
Chief Engineer Cowan, made a trip to
Central City yesterday on matters con-
nected with the proposed Denver. Yam
kee Hill & Western railroad. This line
seeks terminal with the Colorado &
Southern at Central City, and has asked
for number OF privileges. Mr.. Her bert
declined to discuss anything connected
with the matter last night. The rumor
is current that this road will build the
projected line Of fifteen miles.
just after the Incorporation of the
new company. Chief Engineer Cowan
made tour Of the proposed route with
the promoter, r. A. Hall of Cedar Rap
ids, la. He made his report and then
Mr.. Herbert took the matter under con-
sideration. For some reason the past
regimes Of the G. & s. declined to pay
any attention to the demands OF the
citizens of the Yankee Hill mining Sec
tion for just such an extension as is be-
ing made.
1t is denied by the incorporators of the
new railroad that the Colorado & South
ern has any interest in the project or
that they are planning to build it.
Enough stock has been subscribed and
promised to make the plan seem feasible.
Matters, however, are in abeyance until
the next meeting of the board of direct
ors, on Wednesday, in this city. The
contracts for the road have not been let.
as yet.
When the road was projected r. A.
Hall was supposed to have secured the
general contract for the construction
Since the incorporation there mas been
a holding off in this matter which gave
credence to the rumors that perhaps
another deal was on. A control of this
line would give the Colorado Il South
enr a vantage point in building ultimat
ely over into the Middle park section.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
All DruxEl.s. w.,r.n. Every Bottle.

All DruKgists Warrant Every Bottle.
II ever troubled with rheumatism give
Chamberlain's Pain Balm trial. It will
not cost you cent IL it does you no
good. One application will relieve the
pain. 1t also cures sprains and bruises
in one.third the time required by any
other treatment. Cuts, burns, frostbites,
quincy, paine in the eide and chest, gland
ular and other swellings are quickly
cured by applying It. Every bottle war;
anted. Pricei25 and 80 cents. For sale by
oil druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
Your Trip . short But Pleasant On.

II you 60 via the Union Pacific: short,
because its time is the quickest. pleas
ant, because its patrons are provided
with all the comforts and conveniences
thought and ingenuity can suggest.
See your local agent for through Tickets
East or West or address =. r, oriflp.
general agent, Denver. ls.st
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
BeIchcr Lode Leased

a home pool consisting of George
jenkins. John Curnow, J. ]. Clark, Jas
G. Richards, John c. Angwin and VIM.
Bolitho have taken lease and bond of
the Belcher lode on Quartz hill. The
shaft at present is down 60 feet, and has
a nice crevice Of ore. A whim will be
placed on it, and sinking done.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30
Try viii Norris BIuing.

Morriss bluing is manufactured in
Central City and is home product.
Patronize home industry, guaranteed to
cure the blues on washda,s. See him
and purchase bottle, 10 aud 10 cents.
Not in the trust.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

When you feel blue and that every
thing goes wrong; take dose OF Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse and invigorate your
stomach, regulate your bowels, give you
relish for your food and make you feel
that in this old world is a good place to
live. For sale by all druggists.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

New, modern six room house with hall
closets, pantry, china closet, bath, sewer
ago electric lights, cellar, sheds, barn
lawn, on Third High street, for sale at
lsa than cost. One Of the finest homes
n the city. Inquire OF Mrs. E. V. Paren.
team
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

To be in fashion you must eat Honey
Comb Candy. Get free sample OF the
latest candy craze, for sale only at NJ.
b. Hyndman, Central City.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

On and after May l, 1903, the butcher
shop will close every night at 7 o'clock,
except Saturdays when it will close at
$50 o'clock. Respectfully,
WILLIAM HARVEY.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

"De reason some Oh US dosen't cit
along" said Uncle Eben, "is that wo sits
down dreamin OBJ automobiles when we
ought to be pushin' wheelbarrow."
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

Twenty five dollars year will insure
you against accidents with $500 per
week indemnity. A. M. Hendee, agent.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

Reception to President Roosevelt
Denver May 4th. Very low rates via
the c. 4 S. Ask your local agent about
them.
Gilpin observer., 1903-04-30

Have you seen the new music parlors
located on Main street, opposite the New
York store?