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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06
Snpelcnranb 1T San TranSisep.

Gan Sron5isco, 5. Nop. =
IrnoIo @ilnoelftnger, ein moblbo-
benber friibereraouflnonit, ulto leine
Satin mnrben geitern abeno III
ibren @obnrGumen i'm nSotel Dor.
DIETER" bon einem freden 9anoiteit
iiberfnGen unb nit porgebaltenem
&eoolner ge5ipiingen, ein SGid)fen
NIT Sliipelen i'm @ertbe bon $4,000
berons5ugebeu, Nodl @lnoelfinger's
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06

Gnga6en lit Der SutpelenrGuber Elm
friiberer @otel6urihe, Nomens &oa.
Gates, Ser lid inter Dem &ormunoc.
er lei beoi1ftro9t, bic 2eitungsr0brelr
81 nnterlllden, 3utritt 81 Dem Sim
mer perldoffte. &nitm bate man
i'm eingelaiien, ais er eilen Hcuol-
Der 5og nro inter 6ooes0roblrngelr
Die IuSlieferung Der foitboren 0ius
monten Der 6rait 8unOelfinger per.
Ianote. 0oS @bepoar, SIT Sooc ct
id)rodcn, CAB sic Sd)mntdiohen fer,
1tnb ser 9onoit cntfom nit Dem
Hoitbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06
)otl Gnhnan Il o., )12 bis J22 llorb- Gutaw- Str.

@eihcnfeS iogte Sr. GorteIpou; @ir
bobeu cine refine Gompogne gcfiibrt.
Sc iit9tiftS getbon noroen, ooS midi
Ben Gonoiooten, oen Gorteifiibrern.
Der Eortei llno Dem 8olfe sur Gbr2
gcrcift. @ir meroen qeninnen,
Oenn mir pcrtretcn cine 9eredte So
dc; ltnicrc GonoiOoten Iino oerStint.
nlen bcS omcrifoniidcn @olfcS
mcrt6."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06
Sn Wanila %angefummen.

Iantla, 8. Nopember. - Die
Sf)laftidiffe Oregon" uno isis
conIin." Der Srcil5er pGincinnoti"
ltnb Die Sorpeooboot. 3eritorer trnfen
bette bier ilno bereiten iif iiir Die
Serbitntanoper Dor
Die iapaniihen Ieieruiiten in Den
BbiIippinen iino gum Sienlte einbe-
ritfen lporoei1. Gs iino uneefGbr 600
Ofann in ben Snleln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06

lit nidt Die 6roge. @rn. Starters
@ebolptlmg lit Die, 0oB iolGe Golt.
trlbrtlonen iiir unpniienOe 3iped(
gertad)t lUuroel, entmeoer in 6olgl
BON Sololungen ODER &cripre6mt
gen, Die SeitenS Der GmpfQnger Of
rcft ODER INDIRECT genlad)t wltroen. a
0aS lit Der cilt5ige Sab in 9rGii.
Dent Hooicpelt'S GrflGrung, peldJC
oirett ODER in0irctt Die 6roAe be.
ritbrt, Oh SrltitS Gontriblttiollel1 3unl
rcpllblifotil6en Gompognefono bel
9elteuert baben o0er nidt. IS lit fat
cin @ingeIt0nouiB, OoB Die SrllitS
sum repll6litanilden @ompognefon0
b%eltrltaelt. Snoem er oen bemofratis
lhen Sampngneiono nit Dem rcpllb-
IifoniIden Ocrbn1o, nerIltd)te Der
S%roli0eltt, sic 9eiOen 10 miteinonOer
ju oIiocitreL Dab cine NIbleugnutg
leincr Nugabcn nid)t 9cnlodt peroen
tollL obne 0oS oemofrntiihe Gornite
in MlitIeiOenIdnit 81 5ieben. Gr be.
flnoet iid in Der Gage, 5ll piiicll
mcl6e Gontributionen bon 0enSruitS
Dem rcpubIifonildcu Gompognc.Go.
mite iiberliciert mllroer. 1ulO pcnll
feline Srllit.G ombinatipnen Itattfon.
ben, 10 bate cr onS leift iogen f01l-
men. Gr ia9tc eS nid,t. Gr fam eS
nldlt Iagen. Gr bat bis sum Gnoc
Der Gampognc gcluortet, nm leinc
allgeblidc Intiuort 81 erlcid)tern.
IS lit ober feline Antiuort. SIS lit Elm
nit elmer Bite Inn 9tad).
an cin groB6er5iges &olf &c.
Sr, @Iibu Hoot bat geitern GL6cno
.ifen eingeltonOen, DOB GruIts .ll1O
Gorporationen 5t Dem Champagne.
ronO Ser republitoniiden Enrtei bel
ltellerten, uno leltgnete mlr, ouB oie
Selnlnmtlllmme 10 groB lei, mie in
rrilberen Snbren. Die repltblifoni.
ldcn Gonoiooten leltoncn ollBer0em
MIR, ooB ben SrtItS p%oQitGnoige
,SmmltnttGt bon 9erid)tlider &eriols
glrlg belpiQigt woroen lei. Gr er.
tlort, ooB CT oclt &rlits MIR einerl
- lqltorc Deal" 5I 9eben babe, pie er
ea o%uTnebme. @S Iiegt oili Ser Sono,
DOB Die Belt fomr1en miro, ST. mel.
der Die republifaniide Yortei ent-
Die 0ienite Der GrltIts onerfen.
men ooer Ole ACKNOWLEDGING Der In.
ooltbarteit onf iid) rubcn loiicn
nutB.
Sf eriltflte boS benlofrotiide No.
tlonal-Gomtte meoer brett, nod in.
oireft bon ir9cno ei,lem SruIt @cloer
Illr Gampagne5mede entgeeen5uneb.
men, oenm ih molle nift IN Dem
bobcn gute BON Decentralization
an irgelS Semnno gebinbert iein;
lleber milroe id bon Der gegneriid)en
Fortei gcidlogen meroen. Nnltott
nit mir 81 cooperiren, iuliroe id, pom
Yr1iioentcn ongegriiien, neil i6 bcn
@eriu6 Der Srults, Die @abI ju con.
troliren, fritiiirte.
gr perilidte Die ofiertlideWieinnI
nb5uIenfen. Sd bebolicren. iogcn 5il
%niiiien, bob es mir eridien, SEER Grii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06
giid,of Senrn @obriel8 ponOo

Viihof Senrp @abriel9 ponS0
%oensbur9 lit bon a0nig &eopolo bon
9elgien ollrd) TerIcibung 0cS eco
polo g OroenS olrSgCjeid]nct moroeu
in s(nertennung ser 8eroienlte, rucl-
DIE CT iid) INN STRIDE mno Stoot un6
Die Giuipouocrer in Nmerifn ermor.
ben bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06
MDro int criten 8raoe.
Gr Mopor ). Samuel McGuc bon
charlottesville sum Gooe ucrllr,
tbetlt. - @attc ieine 6rou an
Sonntoo, Ocn 4. September, in
%lciltcr @obnnng %ernlorOct.

Sollllto0, oclt A. september, in
icitcr @obnlng ermorOct.
GbarlotteSptIle, So. 5.
9toO.- s. Sonulel WfcGlic, fir bier
Sabre WaDor bon Charlottesville,
ipnroe bette Der @rmorollng ieiner
8ralt am Sonntag. ben 4. Septent,
Der, Iduloig bcfunoen. 9us Gerbift
mar Moro I'M erlten @rooe, mel6es
DIE SooesItrafe NIT itf fiibrt. Die
@eIhworenen poren % Wiruten in
Stbung, Cine tootlide Stiae
berrld)te i'm 8eri6ts5immer, ais Die
8elflporenen 5u%riidfebrten, Inn oos
Serottt ab5ugeben. Die Wenlhen-
inengc, melhe oaS @erihts5immer
fllllte, mar IN oent Eaillne aeblieben,
bis Die 8eihmorenen 51r%iidfe6rten.
WtcGue mar iihtlid nerpos erregt,
ood) erbob err iif ritbig, oils Die
Worte dusgelproden meroen %iolten,
lOelde i'm 5uriid in onS 3uftbarls
lol1otet. SoboIo ooS llrtbeil geipro.
den mar, fletterte ieine flcine Sod)ter
mt Observation-Disclosures @litaen
ollf 'ellten SfooB, uno 5rpet anbere
atrtoer lporen neben i6n. Sein Sc
ltdlt NOR nit SbrGnen ii6eritrornt.
Sellle N%ermonotcn ltonoen INN ibn
berlIlll ino ,prBten nid1t, mie lie i'm
fro'teIt lolIten. Sn Der 3pilben5eit
iparen Ieine AnuGlte in 9~erotb,ina
llber ben antroa oi,f einen neren
Sro5eB. Die Menld,en perbielten
IT'D gon5 it'll, ols oos ltrtbeil aeIprp.
d)eil lultroe. WcGlte ipllroe inter
Dem Sd,use BON bier 9olisilten mad,
Dem @etongniB 5uriidse6rodt, uno
altf Dem @ege oabin ereiaaete iid
nidt oas @erineite, mas 3i Mubeito.
rurgen bate Ser~onlaIIunq aebeu
fnnner. Dos SntereIie an Dem gro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06
Gin 5pe9tal Anknmf upm
100000 ym0S Sp5en, let6, Cmd5m mo Be(dbm

icn unrOc, Oaf cs Sic crmOglidt, bic fcimlten Sp
gen. SIS lit iua6rlid Elm %uidtiscr gcrfumf.
Eartie 1 -entbGlt etlpo 10000 garoS oiiortir.
ter 9eiGte III g%era0en, ~ierpentin lmo Meoaillou.
Gfietten; ebenious periiihe NppliQue; 500 00o
bis $50 luertb; sur Iusluobl Die Yorb. JJGI
@ortie 2. - 10000 goro5 a%Iiortirte Spiben,
einihlieBlid @oint 8enice SpiBen in ecru, iueiB lno
brtterorbig; Elntt Sal, Boint 0e &aris uno Idhuor5e
Gbantilp Spibcr; / bis 6 3ol brett; 20c. 101o
bis SOC. mertD; sur IltSlpubl. ........ lZ2G
Yortic 3. - 10000 goroS oiiortirtc Spibcn,
einidIeBIih Nct Sop Spibcr, &eniic, 9%pIiQue,
Gbontiup, GSclrial, cdte GIunp uno idypor5 mo
lpeiBe 6ibre Spiben; 2 bis 10 3ol brett; 90n
Zoe. bis ST mertb; sur lllSpobI Otc Yoro JJGI
Eortie 4. - 10000 Oor0S n~Iiortirte SpiBer,
cinidlieBlif peBe llno butterforbige gtet Iop Spit
sen, iduor5e Gbontiup Spiten uno iduor5e lno
rpciBe &ooo 6ibre Spiber, . bis 10 3ol 00n
brett; SOC. bis 75c. lpertb; oc GARD. $50. ZJGI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-11-06

Eortie 8. - $4,000 yorO$ ~oiiortirtc SpiBen,
einitlieBltf Seniie Spiben in peiBen, butteriorbiaen
l1nO nrobiiden Sdattirutgen; idtpor3e Gbontiap in
qerooen, i%erpentin unO @teOoiGon. @ffeften; co.
$1.25 bis 200 wertb; Die GARD fir. ..... UJGI
Eartie 6. - 10000 yar6s %oIiortirte 9}et8 fir
&leioer lnO Iailen, b%eltebeno aus ocltiden Bal,
Blott Bal, Eoint DC EoriS, 2ierre ln6 G6o1tiQu;
20 bis 40 3oG brett; $3.50 bis $500 Q0o
lpertb; sur IltSipabl bic DorO .......... 0JCu
%ortie 7. $4,000 yoros a%iiortirte Spitcn,
einldlieBIif GsflrioI 9tet, Gbontilp gSet, antique
AppliQue, &ierre, 9bontilp uno oeutife Sal; 20
bis 40 Bolt brett; $3.50 bis 400 mcrtb, G. 70
&ortie 8. IT 10000 garoS o~iiortirte Spiben in
iflpor5, meiB rno creme; 3 bis 6 3oll brett; n.
bon loo. bis zoe, lpertb; sur IuspabI. ..... JGI
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05

City Marsh al Dixon reports that
things were unusually quiet In police
circles yesterday. Not a single ar.
rest was recorded.
w A. Lanning today moved his
stock of dry goods into the building
recently vacated by the viii Moore
Hardware Company,
Remember the Sleeper Grain Com
pany when in need OF any kind of
feed. We have the best McAlister
coal. Sleeper Grain Go. If
Mr.. Y, j. Bales, who lives just
east OF the city called yesterday
and paid for the Daily Light one
year ia advance. Thanks
The \ Y Club will meet With
Miss Lave DuBose al the residence
Of Mrs. faneey ID. Kemble Wedness
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05
Trinity University.

The opening at the University to-
day was very encouraging. All the
81 l students were In their piAeea
with about fifteen new ones. Tho
work Of the spring promises TO be
better than that Of the fall. The
student body shls year IL sn sx-
ceptionailv promising body ~ young
ladies aud young gentleman.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05
DEAFNESS Cannot os Cured

ID ioeA applications. as they cannot reach the
diseased PORTION af the ear. There Il au y one
Fa} Go ease deRfness, and that IS BIS constitution
81 feiue 3.as- besfHe7s. Is caused b az tHBamed
condition Ef the mne0us lining % the K8st aehiaH
abe " ae0 tHis tube gets nHamed sou have a
fumbiins sauud ar inlraarfsnt bearing aaA sha@
IS cafraIF close deafness Is the resIit and ua-
ess the tad tWatfun eau b. lakea cut aud this
Abe restored 30 lt4 normal condition. heaung
Sli D. da1truTd forever Biue cases 0ut 1t ten are
s4ased b. eafarfH which is nothing but al In
AAmed e0udlilun af the mueuoUs surfaces.
AewlH give Uaa Hundred Dollars for ans case
~ deRla s. CHASED ~ eataFrhl that can not be
cured h{ faIi, Gatarfh cure send Tor circulars
fFes j. CHENEY 4 CO. Toie8g ID
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05

As the county primary election
viii not be held until in July can
didates for county and precinct of.
fees are little slow about announc.
ing.
h. w. Fearis, the west side drug.
gist. handed Our collector $500 yes
terday which pays his subscription
to the Daily Light one year IN ad-
vance
. Jim Naugbton, son OF Mr.. A
Naughton OF this city. this week
purchased J. w, Basseil's farm
near Mountain Peak, payingfsIl go
for same.
Misses Lille and Willie Nc Dnffie
entertained last night al the home
/ 81 their father, Alderman w J Nc
Duiiie, in honor OF Miss Willie Mae
Rowe Of Ennis.
Deputy Sheriff W II Forbes was
unable to report for duty this morn.
ing because OF an attack Of some
thing like tonsilitis, which - giving
him considerable pain
4 &. g. Garner, who has been night
operator at tbe Katy depot since
last spring, left last night for ~
Louis. MIR. Garner has been sue
ceeded here by MIR r., G. Johnson.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday 10 Joe Kelly and Miss
Minnie Heron OF Ennis They
will be married Thursday morning
at o. clock A. the Catholic church
Ia that city.
u :. Fudge, who lives three miles
west Of Wsxahaehie. was ia the
city yesterday with "A load ~ poul.
try. He said he and his wife
sola s75 worth Of eggs, chickens aud
7 turkeys tnas year
A marriage license was issued TO-
day 60 Mr., Stephens and Mas Fan.
mis- Royce. two young people OF tire
Royce community. The marriage
will take place at clock this eve.
ming at the home of the brides ;atlr-
er, Captain w, A. Bovee
W. : Billings OF Red OAK, whose
wife recently died, was ia the city
yesterday and said be desires "a re-
turn sincere thanks 70 ais ueighhors
and friends who so kindly miais-
tered to his wife daring her illness.
he says their many tavoFs shown
will never be- forgotten.
Tom Braiy, who Is spending sew
eraI days here with frteRds, says he
has had splendid success lie pass
six months in West Texas where be
has been organizing Fratefnal TN
ion of America lodges. tie appears
90 be Ia excellent health, aud ne
friends will be glad 20 hear ~ his
sueeess.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05
IF uNwFt.Ls

TRY a s0s bottle of Hefbine Mo-
tee the Improvements speedily II.
fected In your appetite, EneFgv
strength aud vigor Watch hpw IA
hrignteus the spirits, gives freedom
from indigestion ard debility.
Isaac Story. Ava. Mo- writes
sept, 10. 1900. IL was ia bad health
bad stomach trouble for twelve
months. also dumb ehills pr
W MorF prescribed Hsrbine. IL
cured ne ia two weeks | cannot
recommend ~ too highly N will
do at you eiatm for d; Sold by
Hood a Martin.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05

MIR. J r Tlmmlns this week
moved his family b. bis farm near
Forreston So Timmlns has resid-
90 IN ths city several yeaFs, il q
good citizen aud was several tunes
honored with the office II alderman
lie has a splendid farm and he and
bis sons will try their hand at rats.
Ing I2-eeut cotton Mf Timmins
friends rAgtet his removed from the
city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05

The doors ~ the pgnltty shaw wtli
apan tom9rF8w morning m9 . q alAah,
Members ~ the Assoc agfnp have
been bstay to-day receiving birds Aad
placing them in the e8eps TIE
birds which witl be 80 exaih4kgnH
this year are la exec iart eem8lsir =
aud sbey wtii MAKE nne showing
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05

n ID. McCombs yesterday after
noon placed an adlet in the Daily
Lights want eelumn, advertising a
young heifer which mysteriousiy
disappeared from his premises Sun
day night. Mr.. McCombs says the
ad bad the desired results. as his
calf came galIoping hume last night
about dark.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05
49, LtNINENr oN -

Henry u baldwin. su psf e. ssss sfasaAa
wfitea II 0bsw tTEsd mae ktuas ~
IMMINENT, hat hAE@ never rhr8twm@
mpeh benefit uufil ! use8 baAafa
~now Iiuimeut for rheumatism AmH
palmH | think II the beet lsatmaGt
90 earth 2ae .ese aw0 u q bottle
as Hood Il Martins
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05
LIFE At STAKE.

If you bat knew the splendid merit
OF Foiay's Honey and Tar you
would never be without II. A dose
ar two will prevent an attack OF
pneumonia or In grippe. II may
save your life. Sold by II, w.
Faaria
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05
COMING EVEN T.

Feb I Metropolitan Grand Con
cert tuWpouy.
FEB ~. Lyceum Operate Co.
Apr. e. Fred r. Brooks.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05

The city council meets in regular
session tonight.
There was another slump in the
cotton market yesterday
Get ready to attend the poultry
show which opens tomorrow.
Each day is a busy day now at
the county tax collectors office.
Hundreds of porkers squealed
their last time yesterday and today.
Business is starting off a little
quiet, but merchants expect good
trade this spring.
Leigh Bros. areimoving today into
the Thompson building next door to
5palding q Mccartney.
II you didn't pay your poll tax to-
day you should attend to that mat
ter the tirst thing tomorrow.
j. r Plummer, of the VIII Moore
Hardware Company, to-day paid for
the Daily Light one year in advance.
The street force began work this
morning taking up the floor of tue
old Washington street briuge over
Waxahachie creek and will use the
material to add foot passage TO
he South Rogers street bridge
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-01-05

Itch co hasnap cured IN ~ miRatss bt we4l
fgfa sanitary Lotion THIS sNvNF fats said
BY II Ftzrif Druggist NAxAhaehse TsRAh
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04
Innocent Girls

Fwo mischievous girls who are mem
bers of church choir in a acountry town,
figured recently in laughable incident,
which is quite good enough to bear re-
peatiDg. In some way, known only TO
themselves. they became possesse d of the
subject of the minister's Sunday morning
sermon, and thereupon set about select
ing songs in harmony with the theme.
On Sunday morning they were on hand
bright d early, looking innocent
enough to deceive brace of Pinkertou
detectives. One of them seated herself
at the organ and played Faint Yet
Pursuing" which was sung as volun-
tary. Then the minister arose, and con.
sulting the list which had been given
him, called for number 800. The choir
sang, Almost Persuaded" The min
lister arose and announced the theme,
"Courtehip and Marriage" read the les.
sang Triumph at Last" and the congre-
CATION began to look amazed. "After
prayer sing number POL" said the min
lister, and in his petition asked that the
spirit of leyity, which possessed some ol
his hearers be banished. Then the choir
sang. "Hasten Lord the Glorious Day.
and everybody laughed. Even the min
lister had difficulty in sitting smile
wien the choir struck up, Behold the
bridegroom Cometh," apd the congre-
CATION became positively hilarious as the
organ pealed out the opening notes OF
"What Shall the Harvest Be?" And
throughout, those wicked girls preserved
their expression of sanity innocence and
afterwards decided that it was "the most
peculiar and striking coincidence" they
ever heard Of.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04

Ms Katie II. Callahan came up from
Denver Monday on = visit to her folks,
Joseph Kramer and family.
B. Rutherford and family came " {
from Idaho Springs Monday to visit
with relatives. returning Tuesday.
Joseph Kramer and cousin John left
Friday evening for Rawlson Creek to at.
tend dance given by Mies Josie Doh
eney for the benefit Of her school. The
boys report having splendid time.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04
RUSSELL GuLcn.


The boys will give social dance at
l. o. o. F. hall tomorrow, Friday, even
ing, and they promise everybody good
time 80 be sure and attend.
Louis Cattani has new specimen
case in his place of business and has it
filed with some very pretty quartz
specimens and also some rare coins etc
The case and contents are very interest.
county.
The Merry Go Round arrived in town
Monday from Central City and are now
ready to catch all the loose nickles and
dimes that are floating around.
VIM. Bockinger left yesterday after
noon for his vacation. His first stop
will be in Denver and from there ne will
go to Glenwood Springs for the benefit
of his health.
7. p Thomas left for visit to tie
Queen City yesterday afternoon and will
take in the circus.
Thomas Edwards left yesterday af-
ternoon for Denver where he will take in
the circus.
Phil n Bockiinger came up from Den
yer Tuesday evening aud will help out
at Wagner & Askew's store during the
absence of Wm. Bockfinger on his va
cation.
Prof. Ware, principal of the public
schools of this place is expected to ar
rive here from Ouray the latter part of
the week.
james H. Bawden has been appointed
superintendent of the Lutz mine and
will see to its working from now on.
There will be dance at Zancanella
hall next Sunday and also on the Sun
day after.
Ed Williams and wife came up from
Denver last Tuesday morning on short
visit.
w. H. Williams who was struck by
Tightening last week at the Wautaaga
mine while running brakes, was partly
paralized but now is coming around all
right.
j. G. Williams Who has been to the
valley for his health is back again and
looking good.
Mrs. VIM. II. Hughes who has been on
the sick list for the last two weeks is re
ported as improving.
Sherman Harris left for visit to the
Queen City Saturday and returned
again Tuesday.
Charles Taylor the barber has pur.
chased a saddle pony and intends to
go riding every day for exercise.
August Rottner is holding bachelor
quarters with Charles Taylor. He is
working on the Sun & Moon mine.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
CITY COUNCIL Rooms,
BLACK HAWK, Colo. Aug 9, 1904. (

bLhNh LAWN, SOLo. aug 1OOt J
Regular meeting Of the city council.
Roll call-Present, Mayor Thompson,
Aid. Webster, Nelson, Vocel, Grutz.
macher and Lynch,
Absent-Ald. McNevins.
Minutes Of regular meeting of July 8
and special meetings of July and %,
read and approved.
The monthly reports of the city clerk
treasurer, marshal were read and re.
ferred to the finance committee for their
approval, and they having examined the
same, found them correct and on motion
of Alderman Vogel were accepted and
ordered flied.
On motion OF the council those who
have objection to their assessment arc
requested to be present ut the meeting
OF September 6 or file objection with the
city clerk on or before the meeting.
The following bills were read and re-
ferred TO the finance committee ana after
having been examined by said committee,
on motion Of Aid. Nelson were allowed
and warrants ordered drawn for same.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04

Frank F. Brazil, an experienced hotel
man, has bought the Gilpin hotel at
Black Hawk, Special attention will be
paid to transient trade. Good meals,
quick service and nice clean rooms. Spe.
cial rates by the week or month. Try
the Gilpin. You will not regret it. II
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04
A new line OF hammocks at Rapins.

Beginning June 18th, the train leaving
Denver for Central City at 1920 p. IN.
will be held in Denver until 6:20 p. ID.
on Sundays during the summer months.
This will give passengers the privilege OF
spending the entire day in Denver.
Round trip good for Sunday only 5l.50.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04

4 certain lady who likes to use big
Slords whether she knows the exact
ruesding or not, was told that the word
ks1Tnent" meart "to work" One day
eties lad some callers and she said to
ehem as She came in from out of doors,
4 sm very tired TO day; have been
'sr'nenting in the yard all day" And
vTie callers +, II of their chairs.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04

n basket containing fourteen canta-
Eaapes, grown by Aylor and Long at
Sosa=izy Ford, Colo, were paid SO for it
'Ssy tae Rocky Ford association for Cog
gyms 4, Lyons of New York. For ten
yeacs the Enterprise has given years
Subscription for the first ripe water mel
ss',- This prize was awarded to George
81 Bryant
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04

last Tuesday Arvada had an election
to incorporate or not to-and the cleo
rdan Sesulted in favor of Incorporation
R,y H,sood sized majority, and the cleo
Enu of officers will now follow. Arvada
i4s a. prosperous and growing community,
90 .-su sustaining, aud in time promises
20 'sso one Of thea desirable residence
ysartioos of the state.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04
TANES. TAXEs.

All taxes due the City of Black Hawk
for the year 1903 that are not paid on or
before Sept. 6. 1904. will draw interest
from Jan. l, 1904, at the rate of Is Der
cent. per annum. BY order of City
Council, Aug. ,, 1904.
1874 VIM. r. BAcKus,
City Marshal
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04

Mrs Kittie Knowles. wife OF John
Knowles, mechanical engineer at the
Gem Consolidated mine, formerly we'll
known resident OF this city was caught
in big mud slide during severe rain
storm at her home in Idaho Springs Fri
day afternoon and badly hurt Her body
was nearly covered with mud and stones
and she was rescued with difficety.
Gilpin observer., 1904-08-04

Harry Sears arrested at Ell Paso two
weeks ago charged with embezzlement
while in charge Of the Pueblo office OF
the National Cash Register company
was brought back to Pueblo Friday
by Deputy Sheriff George L. Skinner.
Mr. Sears was arraigned before Justice
McCallup. He pleaded not guilty and
his bond was fixed at $1,000. He secur-
ed bondsman. Mr.. Sears would make
no statement but the manager of the
local office said nothing had been done
toward making a settlement with the
company. The matter is now in the
hands of the surety company which sign
ed Mr.. Sears bond.