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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28
COLORADO STATE AFFAIRS AND
DoINbS Al J! TIE cAPlIlALI i I \ o11rI

" .
rtHhc coming or the Fifth cavalry to
F6H Logan has a peculiar interest to
the residents there from the factthat
for the first time in long while there
wfll2be ,regimental band at the fort.
Hereafter. dress parade and guard
mount will be rendered vastly more
attractive by music. and the fort Is
also anticipating the evening concerts,
which will be given. -
Governor Peabody on the 18th inst
Issued requisition on Wyoming for
D. J. Allen. who was arrested IN Lara
mie on the complaint of the 0f1ceN Of
Huertapo county. Allen is accused Of
breaking into a sealed car on the Dem
yer and Rio Grande track at Walsen-
burg and, stealing goods valued at 500
Besipes three cases of whisky, 1t fs
alleged, he took two boxes of dynamite
and a quantity of bed clothing, includ-
ing 'bhnkcts, sheets and pillows, Sher-
"a j.. u. gFarr. of Huerfano ccapty,
veAt TO bring back the prisoner. I
i Out of the eight candidates for H.
.censes to practice as embalmers in the
state of Colorado, but three passed.
their examinations and will receive the
necessary certificates. The examina-
tions were held at the close of the con-
vention of the Western Association OF
Embalmers. The candidates were
closely questioned as to theory and
were given Severe practical test The
three who secured licenses are A. F.
Graham Of Red Cliff. M. H McKeown
/; OF, Loveland and Clarence Ullery of
Roswell, N. M
State Engineer Carpenter says that
there have been some reservoirs in the
state too full for the safety of the aeO-
pie in their vicinity. This was espe<
cially SO in the Poudre valley, where
two reservoirs were filled much above
the safety mark. II. l.. Reid was sent
to Investigate the matter He has made
his report to the office and there is no
longer any danger anticipated from
this source. Terry's lake, at Fort Col
Inns. was another lake which wa1 not
considered. safe. and while no one in
the State Engineers Office would say
that the lake was unsafe, still 1t was
stated that the lake had not been in
srected for several years and 1t might
not be in good shape. Professor Car
penter'proposes to examine all Vt the
dams and reservoirs in the state. but
he estates that he is handicapped be-
cause OF the lack OF funds.
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COMMISSION SEES. J.
: 2: nOPEPUR SILVER

BerlIn, July 24.-The iconferenees. Of
the American and Mexican monetary
cbmmissions with the German 'repe-
.sentatises were concluded Yesterday
The .prsmptnesAt with. (which the .gpy1
ernr4e9t, RpRei9tsd the German com
.missioners. and their speed in dis
patching business. enabled the Aineri-
cans to finish their work here in one
week. whefeasShey Expected to remain
three weeks: The Americans apd
Mexicans. will go to st, Petersburg
~ XII szss5is.n ~; commission. mis-, /, 81 states
that a unanimous agreement on Sc
yies OF resolutions :. was reached re,
garding a uniform monetary system for
China On a gold basis with silver Cir
culat1on, The resolutions declare II to
be desirable for both Chine and the
gold using countries trading there. n
fixed relation OF the silver coins to
gold could be fixed. The resolutions
further recommend the gold using
countries buying silver for. subsidiary
coinage to observe a regularity. The
German delegates passed resolution
to the effect that Germany does not
need to buy silver. having already
about one. hundred millions above her
requirements in circulation. The res
olutions disclaim promoting bimetal7
Z lism, or AMY change. in the monetary
system of the gold countries.
The Americans and Mexicans ex-
press great satisfaction. with the re-
suits OF the, work in Berlin. President
Creel of the Mexican commission said
THAT IL the project for uniform cur
.rency for China. was soon carried out
and the silver purchases OF Europe and
the United States were made regular
~ the. fluctuations which have been SO
Injurious to the trade between the sill
yer and gold countries will cease.
Representatives Of the Chinese
government who were present at the
conferences at London. Paris and Ber-
lin expressed approval OF the PROPOSE
ton to give China uniform currency.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Denver. JHIy 3E-Yspt1jday,. the
fourth day of the extra session. saw the
second reading of the long appropria-
ton bill in the Senate. So far the. ex-
ira session has hurried matters as
much as possible. f....
The Senate made some cuts in the
bill and added, among other things.
the amount of $1,000 in the election
contest cases. 1t is likely that the one
Item will not meet with favor in the
House. The cuts, as made, may pro-
long the extra session.
The pruning process began with the
reduction of the governors. contingent
fund from $2,bOO to $1,5QQ per year. An
effort was made to cut the lieutenant
governors contingent fund, but this
Gid not pass. The governors advigory
board, calling for $3.50, was also cut
out entirely, though as matter OF fact
the fund for this purpose has already
beenispent: The appropriation for the
year 1903 for the state engineers Of
.nce was. cut from 1880 to $4,000 and
the item of necessary expenses for the
state engfneert once ,Was cut 81 900
for the year 1e03. 5 The balance due on
printing of reports for 1901 and 1902
: was reduced from >$19, 900 to $4,000.
.OthSi. cndu8Ss' VI Aulhoh oAAouA|e tWSA q
also made.. sfe- .rfsfs' n t.-if
d An amendment was added ,allowing
mileage of all members of the Assem-
bly, to the session and during the ses-
Sion: This also includes the mileage of
all esnplosss for the extra session. All
this is to come out of. the 1900 set
apart for the expenses Of the extra ses-
sion. t.s.l .ss,.4 : =
The bill was cut in some items by
about $19. 1000 and raised in others by
about $5;000,, SO that the net reduction
is some $14,0OO-about the estimated
amount of the extra session expenses.
Senator Hin of the finance commit
tee offered. the following resolution:
!. ssMhereos. at the regulat, sessions OF
the Thirteenth and Fourteenth General
Assemblies there were made certain
appropriations for the purpose Of. max
ing an exhibition of RESOURCES of Colo
RADIO at the Worlds Fair to be held at
ST. Louis in 1904: and, :. = ~
Whereas. at the regular session OF
the Fourteenth General Assembly an
appropriation, Of 100000 was made Tor
that purpose upon a certain estimated
valuation of the state. for the years
1868 and 19O4;. and. sgl-, Z
Whereas. the State Board .pf Equal
ization has reduced the assessed alua-
tion of the RAILROADS. alone about 81
100000 Tor the year 1903. and the Board
of County Assessors of the state at their
last convention by resolution have de-
clared their intention Of making a like
.rsductiDHS upon the other property oi
the state, which means thsA the appro-
priations Of the fourth. and fifth class
during the biennial. period OF, 1903 and
1904 will not be paid in full and.
.'Whereas. said st. Louis world'f
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UphoIds Flat. Tax Decision.

In the case Of the United States Re-
.duction and Refining Company against
Charles Crouter, former State Auditor.
Judge Carpenter in the District Court
at Denver July Goth. gave Judgment
to the plaintiff for. $10.344.A1. In rem
dering, his decision Judge Carpenter
stated that he agreed with the opinion
handed down by Judge Dixon, who
held that the revenue act OF 1901 was
invalid
There were two questions involved
IN the suit, he said. One that OF the
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s.nto oominse's New President:

San Domingo. Republic of sSanto
Domingo. july [-Cohgress has pro
claimed the election of General Wosy
Gil al, president of Santo Domingo
and General Deschamps as Vice pres
ident. The copper mines in the San.
.Cristobal District are turning out to
be rich and the oil lands in the Aqua
territory are said to be valuable, The
country is quiet and BUSINESS is Inn
proving. ~. =.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28
New nefender seats coIumbia. !.

Newport. r. l.. July 24.-In race
for special cup yesterday the Re
lance gave the Columbia the worst
beating she has ever sustained in a
contest sailed in good. whole
sail breeze. Sailing over a course
thirty eight miles IN length. near,
1y twenty of which were dead to
the new cup yacht finished
is minutes 40 seconds ahead of the old
champion . : ~. -. =. "
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28
Date Appointed for coneIaxe.

Rome. July 24-The commission OF
cardinals entrusted with the arrange
ments for the conclave' has presented
a plan which involves. an expenditure
of 81 400 and assures that everything
will be in readiness for the opening of
the, conclave July Hst. The APART
ment still occupied by Cardinal Ram
polla will be cut into four rooms in
order to accommodate four of the
cardinals during the conclave, Z.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28
An immense Sea Monistsr.

In spite of the efforts to trap the an
perhaps some of great sizeLm6st still
be unknown. The prince Of Monaco.
one of the greatest of marine NATURAL
lists, has shown that life or somS kind
probably reaches the deepest ocean
bottom, and In very ingenious way
he has proven the existence OF an
ENORMOUS octopus thAt. appeare g fHe.,
quent the middle depths ibf tho &tiaia-
TIC Noticing that a dying: sperm,
whale elected some Of its food, he
hasrened to secure some OF this: at
included fragments Of such an octopus
and one of the antennae. thohgh in
complete, measured not less than
twenty mine feet In length.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28
l:sisix school .fsor.eirls.

!. Because of the rumors whichS have
been affoat ip the corridors of the state
house and elsewhere regarding mis-.
management at the State Industrial
School for Girls. says the Denver Re-,
publican of Jsty th.rS0e~eEnQp Pea
body. accompanied by DR.. Eleanor
Lawney. presx Vt Of the state Board
OF Charities ~ Corrections. and DR.
D. H. Dougan and SECRETARY aasar of
the same board swept down On tie
their coming. Iping in this way TO
get clear insigft into the inner work
1ngs of the hone. -
The rinors Which had been anoat
were to the. effect that on Thursday
night five girls escaped, from the hpEie
and that the flight was due to a cOn-
dition of things Which made 1t nm
bearable for them. h was also said. In
cells cells were' s4e' being icSnatYAteds. itS
view to returning to the old nethods
q punishWenf, and that the bar of.
sfhis caused simsst daily attenlbtf at
escape -
When the rumors reached the ears
of Secretary Hagar he at once institu-
ted an inyestIg1tion In the city. And
learned That they without tpunda-
tini Fnnapt e It doubly sufs
pectedly yesterday afternoon and "a.
81 Issfore starting he ;s.d cSvernor
Rssbody Of his purpoSS kdsth1 latter
|e< luneo Mpnounceds tAR& - had beer
/ &sGar6hs - N1uffinGs NE for some
9tme He 1tk0t1Bht IL ~ " take xith
him the. president of the Board of
Charities and Corrections. and such
other members as would wish, 70 60.
No notice was given of the 1hte1ded
. visit, and the, party walked {SQm the
station at Morrison'to the home Here
they found that a general hoyte clean,
ing was in progress, and thst every.
thing for this reason was Upside dbSn:
The party at once commenced investi>
cations. examining the inmates of the
home. the sanitary conditions and the
treatment accoed ed. the. girls. .-1..
They found that no attempt at es-
cape had been Wade on Thursday, or
,Gffce yuka 2S&tE che inmates question
ed. .accordjn1ythe report. said that
they were all Z wen ssis9ed as any
.frssScm. iT15 al :ssx ls; ssassIient II aud ID
IN kestai tFeetm alf'that could
s66b1redc IN 81 -
b IN. only ;cens,ife which tie visitors
ehsR Tor ~ hAfds q control was the
feooeI3tQa kek$he RlAntation;' IL was
sfhpuI BOrchard was neglected
aa3d p8sQ Qldil .5he-farm needed atten-
ton. The grounds Immediately around
the house were much admired.
:AccoEling.to;. the Official report the
last girl to escape from the home was
Frances Wagrin. and she telephoned
In two days later and wished to be
taken back. She escaped on June oath.
-and on June 25th Ethel Guthrie and
Nellie Judd made their escape The
Guthrie ..girl asked to be taken back
after three days of freedom and Nellie
Judd. was captured by an officer of the
home shortly after she left n
Tho visiting party expressed them
selves in the report prepared as being
entirely satisfied. with the management
of the home. -;
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

: The .moyement for the disarmament
pf .f1e Great nations doesn't seem to
make any more progress than the
novement for the disarmament of the
small boys on the Fourth of July.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

4esnss NSnsnd q AiAlinsd at the
physical: deg Sefatipa of, :ths soldiers
ha. nothing but faAthefwsfEhts and
bantams left. =. r.lr g. 4
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

4. Mamma@'Don' let pe. catch you in
a lie again, you naughty. boy" Johnny
fl wont II ! can help t;.putsthsn, 1
haven't ,had-as much experiente a. pa
.Aasc l,.N .i5t ~. X. .-.:f .-s..:.,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

. Every dollar IN. the United States
treasury is to be counted :;;:No. 6oNbt
the sfesslt wilf beat naval NcHjY
tary display,,vh it comes .S0:Scbh:
v,ncipg Other. countries ofseat. psxer,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

IAsnsoser man its1, Il commit sui
::aAe the 'otlisf. ds1 .uscsaee he didn't
!. ..Esvs money enough TO- .1et married.
~ nn.t .Aafy sspectsd tAAt the lad.
Avcpld - stas "a Keep things going II
~ sSuiA 3us get the ssssnsv per
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

what angers. the flea beyond endurs
ance, is that when he bites the ele-
phant. the. latter does not roar with
pain Fx 49,.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Considering that J. J.-Pierpont Morgan
was not on hand. King Edwards
=. .ttrthdky declaration seems to have
Been quite < success.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Have you anything. to say. asked
the Kentucky judge, before sentence
is pronounced" NO" replied the
feudist, "but you'll hear from. my
friends If the sentence you pronounce
don't happen to give satisfaction"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

q A Kansas congressman is evolving.
T. scheme. for STRENGTHENING the Kaw
fftSr.'~ What tifeK Kaw river needs is
>d.siceating, -.,.-gs ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28
SENAIEl CUTS APPROPRlA HONS,
And kh0DUc cEsss RESOLU U1lONs

Fair d5ard Of oonmissedi M - to the
present time have accomplished but
little In the way OF collections for such
display and have made but very little
advancement at all in connection with
such exhibition and have been in re-
peated and continuous contentious be.
tween themselves regarding the mem
bership of said board. the employees
and the. management thereof; therefore
be it %
Resolved. by the General Assembly
of the Fourteenth. General Assembly in
GxtrAcysitnary s6ssibn assembled that
his excellency. ths; governor and the
Beass Be s ~ c9ma'ssaeas5s sassausssd ss
cs cir oferaAtn md etlxices as
.aneh 6srd aid "a discontinuA ~ fur
IT. e3pendituree of money ~ such
a1A tu56 over tothe State treasurer the
un&2 ect1d be1ence 5of the fund in
their hands or hereinafter received by
them to b. by the treasurer used for
the purpose * qaving toe regular ap-
propriations ~ he state."
Senator Hill requested that the reso-
luton go oyer one day under the rules.
Senator Clayton introduced resolu-
ton making the ,Interscholastic Com
men6tNr the onicial high school organ
of the $0te.' M
Sensxor BalIinger then Introduced a
resolution on the State Board of Equal
izatione necoripg. that body for its action
in ut1etly dtnseGArding what it terms
the statutory mandate In regard to the
railroad companies. The resolution
whereas. the sfats Board OF Equal
rizat36n N. making Its assessment Of
property under Its Jurisdiction to as
sess for the year 1908 fails to place a
fair cash valuation. upon: the same;
I and. 'r12 tl'taa-sslsss ,.fl i.ai.. = f1sss Z
Whereas. said board did also In the
distribution of the unit value of the
railroad property utterly disregard the
statutory mandate. requiring distri-
hutton of the unit value of such rail-
road companies to each county OF the
state, in the ratio that the number of
miles Of each railroad. In each such
county should bear to the whole, NUM-
Der OF, miles Of such railroad company
lin the state: therefore de .R o - {
:Resolyed, by the Senate. that viewing
with alarm such disregard of the plain
requirements OF the. law by the high
oficials OF the state, whose duty 10 NOT
only to obey the law but to set an ex-
l'ample of obedience in the discharge OF
those duties pertaining to the assees-
ment Of property. to the county asses
sors OF the state. the attention Of the
state board and each member thereof
is respectfully but earnestly called to
the -dereliciion herein complained Of.
Resolved, further. that a copy OF this
resolution be delivered by the. secretary
OF the Senate to each member OF the
State Board of Equalization" 80 y
This went over with the other reso,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Science predicts that it, ;whf; 4ltf-
matefy.. discover a single" seiemAat
.tvAacM ds tnss basis OF ALI matter sn
,.orce. We. hope not SONY y
would be sure to''corner II sRe15
.i.trust.: ~ '.' 49, II : :, =! y ::j &
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

The, Moors can lose more men IL
SSftie and get fewer lines about the
event In the dispstcAesu than any ma
ton now before the public. =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

~; iif'he scity health 'offcer of Louisville
:. .leclares that the open-work waist is
rushing hundreds of Kentucky young.
"a women to their graves. Perhaps.
but then think how pretty they look
IN the way.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Now II Sir Thomas will find a
horseshoe and a four-leaf clover to
20 with7his rabbits foot. all that he
will have to do to get the cup will'bp
10 .win.the races. a. :.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

It is rumored that Alfred Austin
at work upon q poem on the late Ser
sian horror. but it is hoped the rumor
IAewithout' foundation. The affair is
had enough as IL ia. (. -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Mr.. ~. Pierpont Morgan got back
from Europe and the next day the
sun came out. isl
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Isnt'it lucky. that the trees have the
+ tngest and most pliable shoots Just
It the season when the children are at
sNnn0 Tor fuIe noii1uys. - =. y y -. > =
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

.'Arhs actress Who Isn't in an auto
mkbne accident, or .engaged to, a lord
within. the next two months Is not
doing the fair thing by her next Sea-
sons press agent. - gs44 ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

The Best Results In stsfchsns
ann be obtained only by using. Defiance
Starch, besides getting 4 OF. more Tor eans
nouey-no cooking required.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

To equalizs y NMgEN3wpport society
leaders will wear nothing on the out
side OF their heads this season. X.fs
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Festie, WORKOUT, decrspft? r1eot
aunhi There's fight in thoilsands Of
the old boys yet. s,'.5. ~.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

when il our basebali Team lo.ess' II is
bad luck; but. when sthe other sds loses
u tis~badsplayine. :. s,s.s.S - : Al
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

II may be very. nice to sleep ,-.-
Within the cradle of the deep.
But. gracious me. suppose instead
xou dropped into the oceans bed.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Bridesmaid-"You poor, frightened
darling You looked scared to death
trembled so I was dreadfully afraid
he'd lose courage and run away"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Most people. stay poor not because
they don't fntAe. poYsh but because
they spend Std6 4aHthS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

A Kansas farmer has notified the
speculating people that he has water
- stock =! market. ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Biggs-"Some scoundrei on the west
side passed himself on as me and
swfndled a grocer out of $40" Digs
Passed himself OF as you2 Why, tho
villain must have been lost Of an sense
Of shame. .'''f'N 'N'7 l'-,tsf
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Xflants coaatitalpn: The question
Is asked. "1viil tte sgrnes.ium Ie-
aplace Ae. corsetf..- Ndt heee.sarily.
but it may mif e hssSsaAiJ A anplsr
ea.qet.. = = n ~ &. ~ +
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Scientists have discovered q minute
parasite THAT Will destroy. the M suuito !
now all you have to do Is 10 catch the
mosquito and attach the parasftel
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Some reformers mean wells but
wear themselves out butung stone
q. .Nsll befsrq they ind out that this is
not thAt kind of world
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

s,Cqllege men returning, at com
Sencefnent to the scene Of gradua-
don always look back with pleasure
rto the good old summa-cum time
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

FITS rermsncntyCsrcc. No fitsS ass aftSs
hrst day use OF DIR. Kline GIcAt Nerve RsStorsr.
eenu Tor FREE LOO. trial -pottis and trsatiss.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

1T beats alp' how Good cigar. you can
buy for Ssnts T you buy thsrikht brand.
9Ty q N6ulineaQ. ! -.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

TELEGRAPH OPERATORS IN DEMAN1
TeJe9rAphy thoroughly taught in the CENTRAL
.bUsiNEs8 CoIkEak, Dcnvsr. Write 4r JournA
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

The imlldest tobacco that grows is used
in the makeup of Baxter's BntlheAd D
cent cigar. TIy one and see.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Ine secret Of the popularity of .Baxtera,
bpllhssS vsqahora, SIsent cixsris revealed in Oa1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Maudc-There goes Charlie He GER
tainly looks stupid. Ethel-.Well. he
1feYer was deceitfW. sI-N
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

'.Is that horse sufe-footed 7"asked the
prospective purchaser. Well. guess
yes" replied the owner. He kicked my
spot,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

fitor cure for cohsumpsio. il an inaIilfbis
nsdic:no for coughs and sods.-N W. SAMUEL.
Ocean Grove, N. J.. Feb. ~. 1900 N
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

owning everything ~ .I do" answered
Mr.. Sirius Barker. '-Itm tired of saying
taxes." 49,. y
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

e ibid you read the article. on Why Men
Don't Propose?'" The girl ibfushsd ut
doesn't interest me- she said. Nor
doesr': .rf
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

WhensTou Buy starch
bay Defiance and get; tho best, 1G % Tor y
eents, Once used, always used. n = NJ :. ;.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

o. All UP to Date Housekeepsrs
use Defiance Cold Water Starch, because n
n better andi4' OF: more of 1T fos sans
money. W - t,,t.... u y
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

!, win win the army sSS 6psis Ssah's
sqlo, ,6Qo QQo., President Marroquin
See!f that he j&ih constitute aswork-
i ieiemstoiyty oyer the ceiombians con
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Don't you think that Chicago mi. has
an elephant ON her handsg. Yes; but I
imagine rhsy are large enough to hold
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

The meanest tman ever knowed
Wuz named Augustus Howell: Il
He LETT his hair grow nine foot long.
Then used II for n towel. r1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

!. n you, have smoked q. BulIhead b-csnt
agar you know how good they ,are:. H
you have not, better try ,one.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

IT had such terrible dream last
night that l awoke almost. crazy"
-Ah! I see. A .nightmarS nearly led
to bedlam,"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Stops the Cough and
Works On the Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Prics1 1oo
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

= Il. "A Georgia legislator wants to put
=, 800. tax on divorces for other than
principal Ssnse. The Law should be
sptitled1 .iAnSSvk ~ divert certain
,sourt '1ssf "a M PEAR. resldenta to
\ The State of Aia6srna" 4. = ~
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28
B. f6de cistSsstsLo ook vSir4s1.
Thss use Defiance Starch. 1t viii kssD
Nh KhiteAl6sG for 10 cont

DO you believe in the, argument that
a big navy tends to promote peace?.'
Certainly After nation has built p
big navy It feels too poor to indulge IN
The luxury of war -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

Halls catarrh. cure :
Is constitutional cure. Price. 7SS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1903-07-28

N Al return for sis, Thomas Lip
|. A. 's'ksnsrSns, eesAaencs In the
.-AlsariseY spatjt stair play, there
IN bs: snoasn: - csic.s n. cheering a,l te
!: sk = ~ e ':sy tss ss..ss g. sfossAs cup 'n''