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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
De TODAS Parties
Gran establecimiento exclusl
vo para personss de color.
Seis mil miembros.
LA METROPOLITAN
Personals muertas y herldas
en- las lfneas de les carros
elevados en- Chicago.

81 tdiiieio situado IN 10 uq1i
m do lss eallca asa. y 81 kvsnids, or
NJ W York, hA Gido vendido y 10 som
paisia gus 10 Ccmsr6 10 rsnovAia fn
teraments v le sfAdira dos pisos para
hsser de 81 un gran sstAbleeimiento
exs,usivo para psrsonas de color.
La Comps ifa sradora, que ei
10 NetropolitAna, MeTcsutil y dc Bic
nes Rsicsa ouenta enirs aus seia mi
mismbrts & muehos do los prineipalet
represents ntss de esA rsxa y 90 al es
ssbleeImiento 10 emPlearIn mushol
cientOs dc peraonss do color do amhoI
lexos.
AL miamO iiempo se proourars
tambi6a proporsionar tvabsi7 q Lei
que do clos 10 buEqusn alli o en- otrs
pArte.
Las cift&s do 132 personals muer
tea y 2,27l hsridas On las lfneas urbA
mas do sArroa y elsvados do Chicsgo
b M dado alli gran fmpstu & q cruzs
do e7nka sl exesso do passisros sl
los sarros 10 que 30 di6 eomisnEs
por lss Autoridadss municipales. Ii
policfa & pie y montada tomaya Q
A.unto Dor au ouenta con vlgor .
svitarA el AmoLtonamiento do viaisro
10 mlamo que 10 ohsssussi6n dc iran
Was pur otroE vshisulos, On 10 vi
pdbliea. La og.adfatlaa ID ,shrs q
NuavA Yo X, 90 mueho mayor todAvfs
mas pArsse que nAdis pueds 8 quier
evltAr sl sg1lpRmisnio dc personals o.
eeyadou = trAnviss, de modo que
ciertAa horaS son verda1eros esrro
30 gGuAdo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
uN LOQUE80 LOCO

En- PouGkNpais, Nasvk Y9,k, 30
PraAent6 al suScrintendents del H)api.
tai de L1eos para erIminalsS, IN In.
dividu0 pidicndo una pl "a de or rfsr'
nero, q1a ID te eonae1ida ain d!acul
ted, pues psrssis Gsnsr mas que rsgu.
lar inteligepsia
Ensr6 60 tdnsIonss en- Iegulda >
tan bieu las dsssmp, Is, que llsg6 4
'x,iiAr los cslos de ,os otroa eri,rms
rosr puss loS locoa 10 msnltsplabaE
10 eIr!h) particular.
Todo ire bier, hlslA sl dis do 81
Ida, On que 80 arle1t6 oil smplasdt
modslo, y voIvIo Al eabo ds b RS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
Desde Aguadilla
juicio por asesinato en- pri-
mer grado contra Damian
Colon.--La sentencia.

an 10 mesa de Ia prenEG, por indiea-
c'onss del honorable Jutz sefior Apon'
TO. C0mienza oil FiEaal senior LIoHsda
50 Eeusssion. Su diseurso 10 una
tifpisa trsmendA contra sl ssusado,
Como sismprs. sl ssfior Lloreda eatu-
vo eloeuente, spergieo y Arrsbatador
On el eurso de gu acnssci6n.
HabIa luego oil ioven dstenVor del
prosessdo, LtssrcIado don Arturo
ReichArd. Hizo una buens detenss.
Hab6 unoa diez minutes. Sc levantR
otra We oil Fiscal para replisar { Ia
d,f,usA. < Lado. LloredA sstuvo &
10 Alsura ds 81 m'si6r, Coneluyo pi.
diendo para el scusAdo on varedietu
de AsesinAto sn primsr grado.
FL honorable Jutz senior Aponte
inslruy6 Al iurAdo, A las eineo y
euarto do Ia tarde 80 retro s,ts & de.
libsrAr, h ,b.6ndoss desgdAdo ccmo
presidents del miimo 81 .,for FSdsri-
@ G6mex
! IA medic te un prctundo ailensio,
& las o,h1 J deE minutes do Ia noshs
tras al Jursdo sl aguisnts vsredlsto,
que 90 sl intsligsrts = Aslivo Sesrs-
Gsrio ssfior BssorA y Nsstrs;
sNosotros, los cue com sonemoa el
Jurad0, y On au representation el Pre-
sidsuis, dsslaramos al aeusado Da-
| m!aa Coon culpabls del delito do ase'
Ainaso on srgludo grAdo. Federico
G 9mGSl Prssidente.s
La Corse, en vista del vsredislo,
dietarG sentsreia el diA % del sstual
4 laa 8 10 la mAnAna.
CORREsP0NaAL.
} AguAdlllA, Dielembre 1905,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
AguAdllIA, Dislembre 1905

al hoapissl, eorlo por complete, y
srArsformAdo do mancrs que tGe dsa
psdido iumedissamsnts, sleribiendoae
d otroa hoapitales ltmeianten para
qus 70 &c disrA plszA, 81 la pedfA, 6
suislo tan Fsigtoso.
Como al mismo ilsmpo 30 mandA'
bA sn las cAriSs I2 fliGcl6n del indi'
vlduo, muy pconio lego una do Amit
Vile, en 10 que 90 dseiA que el homhre
era 10 Aailsdo del mAnisomio de ssa
poblAeI6n qls Is hshiA escapAdc y
que 10 AlegurArAa mIsntraa iban q
buassrlo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
UNA FIESTA

Las intsligentss profasoras ssilo
riGas EoaArio BAlbsr 6 JpzAlcx y ri
delIna Rsmtrsx Labrador, que ei,reen
au alsA y diifsil mlai6n ca a eAsus q
4Julio VizsArroLdos, ca Pasrta dG
TERRA, nos envian aieola invitAci6r
que grsdeeemos, para 10 feIts esso
lar que ceIebrAia j On disho plAntcl o.
diA % del corrienle { les 8 0. N. soI
mctivo de- las NAvldAdes
HAbra eAntos, resilAeIonsS y dis
ca Hos AmenzIdo TODD clio por II
banda de 10 Polieia Iasulsr.
Felix reAlizAai6n de lAn sim pstIeC
Asio deHesmoE & las dlStit gdidAs pro
iesorAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21

Don JuEn B, Angalo disc q1e vi6
o. harido. que oy6 cu&ndo cate "a dijo
81 Jntz dc Psx que su sgreaor hsbfa
sido DsmiSn Colon y que sllos no ha.
bian tsi lido nirgona dssaveuene!a Es
llGmado don AndIes Nendtz L,sisxs.
sl sual dies qua no eonccs el h ,shc.
que por Ia n0chs, con csrkstsr de Co.
rresponsAl dc la DEMOCRACIA cele-
bro m intevil W eNn el aeuaado en- In
ea'asl, eonfa'aados erie, con Ia ma.
yor sangfa frfa el erimen horrenjo
poy 8 o. mssido; qua asgdo 10 mani.
tasG6 Color, 6sts 20 hAbia tsnido nun.
eA c'sgcsto con 81 vlst'mA Manuel
Font.
Daclaran lu'ga G ads'uye Rive
rs, Juan de La O P6rsx = Catalina
CuehAE. E'soS aon tsHilgos prsssn.
si&'ss Gel hssh1.
Vieron c'Endo Co6n do 10 prfYs-
&dA a Manual Font y euanio soueI
Ia entrsgd el puflsl don Rodrigo
Font, dsEapsrecierdo 81 momsnto ds
aquel attic. Q oysron al casr ,rlde
nj ansl6 hanusI Font, deeir 4 6ste
she h7n msssdols Reconosen el padA
aus les pre'enlS 81 Fiscal.
| Viene 4 dEc zap trSpsa1M da ra,
gro, 10 i'vsn Ms'fs SAlone Bodrf
gusx, viuds dsl int tsfisclo. Cusndo o.
sncasntr& con el asaaino dc su esposI
SO maesirA indignsdfsims. Dss a.,
iguAl que les tres tsaIigos anleriorsu
Con oil aabo PArdo, do 10 Pcl!sf
IaEulSr tsEmira 10 prr:ba test!hesl
Ndestro eOmoi no Mendez Ii
csgs. acrres onsal 90 LA / EMocRA
OIA su San Ssba,sIAs, iona Aslsns
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
AeSfOneg

AssiOnes
RAnco do Pto. Rico 0 25 a 70
Rsnao Territorial. . % { "a.
RAnso Popular Q 10 . H.
AZUCAR. Para 10 exportAsi6n
Sin opsrAciones.
Buques anuncAadOs
ri vAnor espaaol sFusrto Rlsos
aAli6 el 30 pr6ximo pasAdo dc Bsres-
Iona para el Msditsrt aueo y Cana
rias, San Juxn. Msysgu:z, Ponce,
Santiago dc Cuba. Habans, Glsnia
nauo, kanxanillo y NV Orleans.
vApor espIhol sB aeuos Airess os
lara squi proesdsnto do EspsfIl sl q
del AstuAl,
VApor smsrieAno eCoamcs saldrd
para New York el IS del eorrisnle.
Vapor smsEisAno philadelphia
m, Il ana Ealdl & dc Ntw York para es'
10 puerto.
EMGrad@S
Aver ressl6 presidents de Puerto
Plata sl vApor trans6s sM0nlrsA,s CO.
t.AnRito.
S@lidas
vspor frances sMontreAls part
Europa con trknsito.
vapor americlno <Bss w.rS parl
! 10 isla con tr&nsIto.
Ruqucs ON pucRsO
TRAVEaIA
81. w. Ayeys, Pendiente.
: aAugust e. Babaets descArg ando
SCoames deEsAYgAndo
COSTAEKR0S
sCArmsns Fsiardo
<EspeYar FendleJ ta
,icard0 Ruizs p;dia4ae
sAurelis> psndisnle
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
SECC|ON MERcANT|L
NOtdS (QmgfddeS de San Juan

PrInoIpaIes artlcuIOs
que 90 dstaIlan en- almseenes, & los
siguisntss precios;
A-t1.a,. d, uArtli1 { Ia1in 4 5
Idem vAlenciano dc 81 . oa por
extreme dc elaSes.
Aios de Is etvs. & ~.
Bombone OCT 81
DaaAlao t7i
aardinas ahumadas II eentAvos,
Cebollaa espaholas o.
Id Amsrieanas e2i
GArbanzos s4i 80.
Habichuelas Amsrisanas eolorSdas
largas sc. Blaneaa amerieanAs Ct
Harina dc trigo s4.25 . st
Id do maix sst
IAnonss tsi o 10.
Jah6n Rocamor& . st, Amsrica
no. 81 yH.
M&nteea St 4 si On ! y On sslAA oe
90 4 10.
MantaQuillAl de sI4Alo
Pasta del pais sS, 26 . 4.S0.
PApas ameriosnAa 1ta2
Tosino, OF { 19I
Tasaio 90
ouenos am, CIT PataRrks Fl,
Leehe sondsnzada sAguilAs q
ID Id sCrux Roias ls4l
ID Id sMAgnolias Oh
DEL PAIS
AsasAF para sl sonsamol
Nsssahsdo slaro do s43
Ds MEL slAro o..
Car,rfiuRa alsro do i ass
Ans7.ssns do st aei
D. poroe s34 & 81.
g.on 4f gradoa Cartier e1.ss ssc
tpvoa Eai6a pAgadoa r. 1nssrnst
Aaixal.76
TshAco, ncminsl'
PrecIUs do cGmpFa
Almld6n q e3.60
Alsac6n do s g $50.
Coaos de Is q 1S millAY.
CNeros dplses $40 . Il
asEc &c res ct.
Cafe sorEisnts pomlnal
CambIOs OOrrlentes
LopdYss thssh s.s7
FAris y
HAmbnrgo "a "
New York III 1 30 etvs Z
EspAnA Il q LII D.
CUduIas hlpOteCarIas
Rsnso Territorial J. .Agrisola $50
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21

En- esta tipcgrafia Sc trat ala
barato. - SLa Demo craciaS
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21
Pedro lnad0 RiVera
AVOCADO

Ei'rcs an 10 Corls Federal y dsmGs
trihunaies lnaulAres,
Aresibo, p Ri,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-12-21

rirquen, do una 4 euatro do 10 tsrde
para 10 que hsmos aldo inviiados por
las prt fssorRs atiIorA Joia 0. do
ArraBtriA y lenoritA BiAainA PI6n,
The San Francisco call., 1906-12-23
a Summer Way for Winter Travel
4 TR RAINS DAILY

Dining lnexceld library and cafe
to
The beautiful valleys hundred miles the shore
the Road OF Thousand OF Los Angeles and Southern
Palisades
the Southland and then New Orleans the Crescent City and
turbine fastest
ic via steamship line
isl agents aboutth lwnertip write to-
II
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
MAKING FINAL SURVEY.
G.&C. c. Railway viii Be Bui|t---Work On
Roadbed will Be Commenced Within
Very Few Weeks.

Monday, r. A. Hall, who is promoting
the Gilpin & Clear Creek District rail
way, sent force OF nine men to Pactolus
to commence the final survey for the
roadbed. The men are competent sur
veyors and went prepared with camp
ing outfit and provisions to remain sew
eral weeks-the length of time it is esti-
mated will be required to complete the
survey Of the first five miles. An expert
engineer, who until recently was employ
ed on the Moffat road, will have charge
Of the work. As soon as the final survey
il made the distance OF five miles, the
work OF construction will be commenced.
The surveying which is being done
was fouud necessary from the fact that
the distance of the road between Poe
tolus and this city was shortened two
and one half miles. In shortening the
line the grade in the first five miles Of
the track was increased from three to
four per cent. This change was deem.
ed advisable as in the two miles now cut
out there were two bridges which would
have cost large sum of money to con-
struct but would have made it possible
to have maintained uniform grade OF
three per cent. Mr.. Hall has changed
his original plans OF building the road,
which will materially lessen the cost of
construction. The road, will not be
as fine piece OF work as it would have
been could he have succeeded in build
ing it as he had first outlined, but it will
be just as serviceable, and the reduction
OF two and one half miles in the distance
will about offset the few miles where the
grade necessarily had to be increased.
Mr.. Hall has interested eastern people Of
money in his proposition and it is now
practically certainty that the Gilpin q
Clear Creek District railway will be built
into this city.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Furniture for The Brides.

1t would be we'll for couples getting
married during the "month Of roses and
brides" to bear in mind that the A. l..
Anderson Furniture company carries the
finest and most up.to date house furnish.
ings to be found in any city in the state.
AS to prices they cannot be beaten in
any city in the state. Let us figure with
you when you are ready to furnish your
house and we will convince you that
what we have just said is the gospel
truth. A. l.. Anderson Furniture Co.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

tend to the unpacking of household goods
and other work in connection with the
moving.
A. B. Sanford, OF Denver, manager OF
the Ann Rutledge G. M. company, came
up from the capital Tuesday and attend
ed meeting of the Chamber of Com
merce. He went out to the mine yester-
day.
Mrs. A. NJ. Todd and children have
gone to Myton, Utah, where Mr.. Todd
has been living since the opening Of the
Uintah reservation. They will make
Myton their home.
Mrs L. C. Todd and children left last
week for Greeley where they will spend
the summer, provided the heat does not
compel them to return at an early day.
Mrs. Chas. Swanson went to Denver
Sunday to procure couple of walters
for the dining room at the Teller he use.
E. w. Hurlbut is up from Denver look
ing after business interests.
VIM. H. Warner returned today from
a short visit to Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Geo. Henderson and daughter
went to Denver Monday on a short
visit.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
MENTION

Mrs. j. e. Lightbourn, son and daugh-
ter, were arrivals Saturday from Boul
der and intend to spend the summer in
this city.
Harry Eilmann was passenger to
Denver Saturday afternoon where he
spent Sunday visiting with his family.
Judge NJ. Maymon made his weekly
trip to Denver Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Leo Voll was among the Central
ties to spend Sunday in Denver.
Mrs. John Mack and daughter, Elsie,
were passengers to Denver Sunday morn
ing. From Denver Mrs. Mack continued
to her old home in Ohio where she will
visit with relatives. Miss Elsie returned
Sunday evening.
Miss Anna Matthews returned home
from several weeks visit with relatives
in Golden, Monday evening.
Ed. Rule went to Cripple Creek Sat
urday afternoon. He returned home
again Monday night
A. L. Anderson returned Monday morn
ing from a short business trip to Denver
c. L. Wiley was Denver visitor Sun
day.
A. d. Mccall, of Chicago, is in the
city this week assisting in the prelimi-
nary work attendant upon the resump.
ton OF operations on the Jefferson
Calhoun group.
j. f. Tulley, who will have charge of
the operations on the Jefferson Calhoun,
returned from visit to his family in
Denver monday. Mr.. Tulley will remain
in the city and will have headquarters at
the Teller house.
Fred Dillon and family will leave for
Silyerton this week where they will re-
side. Mr.. Dillon will take charge OF the
saloon formerly owned by his brother,
Pete, who shot himself several weeks
ago.
William Polkinghorn took run down
to Denver Sunday morning, returning in
the evening.
Mrs. VIM. r. Mcleod and children,
who had been visiting Mayor Davies and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Jenkins, departed
for their home ir Goldfeld, Colo, Satur.
day afternoon.
Miss Mary Mcleod left Sunday for
Greeley to attend the state convention OF
the Women's Relief Corps. After her stay
in Denver Miss Mcleod will go to Gold.
field, Colo, where she will spend the
summer with her parents.
DR.. w. p. Dooley and family have gone
to Texas where they will locate.
Mrs. A. Rachofsky and family have
gone to Denver whore they will reside
! Louis went down Monday morning to at
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Advertised Letters.

Remaining in the postoffice at Central
City, Colorado, for the week ending
Wednesday, June IA, 1905:
De Rita, Tommaso Huxford, Miss Dora
Eckhoff, George Nelson, Miss Tillie
Hay, Miss Ada Saque, Mrs. M. A.
Hussey, Russell Souden, I. @.
II not called for within two weeks the
same will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. In calling for letters please say
Advertised" RoBT. WILKINSON,
Postmaster.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

Three cases were brought before Judge
Ashbaugh in the county court yester-
day, the defendants to the suits being
charged with creating disturbance in
Mountain City. The cases are, People
vs.. Fred Richards, People VS.. Mrs. Mar
guerite Hicks, People vs.. Elmer Rich
ards. Complaining witnesses are John
and Susan Terrell. The defendants were
arraigned before Judge Ashbaugh last
evening and their trials set for the 25th
of this month.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

Elisha Stephens of this city, has writ
ten piece of music entitled, "Aaron,
the March of 1906" which he has had
published and is now on sale at the vari-
Gus news stands in this and other cities.
Mr.. Stephens possesses great talent as a
writer of music and especially marches
His last composition is one of the best
perhaps, that he has written and when
tho copy was sent to the Pioneer Pub
hshing company. of Chicago, there was
no hesitancy on their part of printing
the march 10 suleable form.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Prof. Barker Leaves.

Prof. j. Fl. Barker left Saturday after
noon for Chicago where he intends to-
engage in business. During Mr.. Bar
ker's brief stay Of one year in Central
City he made hosts OF friends AS su-
perintendent of the city schools he was
extremely popular with the scholars and
his retirement from the superintepdency
brought tears to the eyes Of many of the
lower grades. His ability as an instruct
or was pre- eminent, and under his up. to.
date methods Of instruction, the scholars
showed improvement and advancement.
He not only took a decided interest in
his school work, but devoted consider.
able Of his time outside of school hours
to training The boys in gymnasium work.
1t was through his efforts and at no little
personal expense that the boys gymna-
sium was established and equipped with
the necessary paraphernalia. In devot-
ing his time to training the boys in gym
nastics he won their devout friendship,
and on the evening preceding his depart
ure the class made up purse and pur-
chased for him beautiful and expen-
sive silver smoking set as token OF their
appreciation. This gift was presented to
Mr.. Barker by member Of the class
who. in a few words told in behalf of the
members the friendship and kindly feel.
ing the boys held for their instructor.
In Mr.. Barker's remarks OF acceptance
he gave the boys some good sound ad.
vice in mpressing upon them the straight
and honorable life to lead in order to be-
coma good and valued citizens. In con.
Guiding his expression of thanks when
occasion required reference to his de.
parture. there was not dry eye in the
gymnasium. Prof. Barker in departing
for other parts can feel assured that he
leaves with the friendship Of all the pu-
pills and their parents-n short every
one in any way connected with the
schools, with the exception, perhaps, of
one or two disgrunted school marms
and he doubtless could have retained the
friendship OF these had he permitted
them to act as superintendent instead OF
serving In that capacity himself
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

A banquet and reception was rendered
the graduating class of 1906 by the
Alumni association at the Teller House
last Friday evening. Covers were laid
for sixty people, the attendance incIud-
ing members of the Alumni, teachers,
board of education and the guests Of
honor. Manager Swanson did himself
proud in serving one OF the finest ban
association.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Pioneer Re.Union.

On the 23d day Of June the Society Of
Colorado Pioneers, and the Pioneer LA.
dies Aid Society, will hold their annual
reunion at Elitchs Gardens in Denver.
This year the Pioneers will celebrate the
4Sth anniversary Of the arrival Of Green
Russeli's expedition upon the present
site Of Denver. A cordial and earnest
invitation is extended to all Pioseers,
their families, friends and the public in
general to be present. Come and heln>
the old people to have good time.
Fannie D. Hardin,
May Brown,
Kate G. Coulehan,
John W. Shrock,
Hugh II. Steele,
st Committee.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Get q Cheap Home.

Only 527.25 from Denver, Colorado
Springs or Pueblo to Twin Falls, Ida.
and return via
UNION PACIFIC
through Salt Lake City is desired, Apr
14th, limit 81 days, liberal stopovers.
Account public sale of school lands.
j. G. FERGUSON,
General Agent, Denver, Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Custom Assay Office Opened.

The 80 Assay Office and Chemical
Laboratory has been opened in the Of
flee of the big mil! in Black Hawk. All
samples will receive prompt attention.
Work solicited. D. S. Thompson, Mgr.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

Don't purchase chinaware or glass.
vase until you have inspected the large
assortment carried by the Hawley Mdse
Co.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

Mexican chile con carne at Hawley's.
Something new, include it in your next
order for groceries.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Spend Sunday in Denver.

The very low Summer Rates OF the
Colorado q Southern are effective on
and after May 18th. Ask the local agent
about them.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

A large electric sign has been placed
in front of the offices of the Chamber of
Commerce on Lawrence street.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

Mep's, boys and girls hats and caps
dirt cheap, at Bacharach's.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
For Sale.

Fourroom house on Spring street;
good barn, chicken house and black
smith shop. $4,000. Address Joseph
Zeigler, city. 90
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Lost, Straued or Stolen.

Black mare and two saddles. Last seen
in Russell Gulch. Inform or deliver to
Oscar Williams and receive reward.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

"Aaron, the March of 1906" on sale at
Sissons and Couch's.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

A bouncing boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Willis yesterday.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

w. r. Backus, r. L. Brown and l. n.
Parsons, who were appointed by Judge
DeFrance to examine the treasurers
books, are attending to the work this
week.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
For Sale.

Restaurant doing good business.
Apply at CentralCity Restaurant.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

Walter hampshire has bought the
Mary Bray house on East High street.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

The best silver polish on the market
can be had at Rapins
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

A complete bargain sale in all of my
goods. Bacharach.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

The leaving time of the afternoon
train has been changed from $40 to
$3.50. This change will only he in effect
during the summer months.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

A meeting of the city council will be
held this evening.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

The Chamber CT Commerce now has
paid up membership OF 25l, and fifty
others have promised to join. II you are
not member better get in before the
standing room only" sign is put up.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

Seasonable shirts and underwear at
Bacharach's.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

Oranges and bananas at Hawley's.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14
Sl5.0o-Sults 10 Order. .-Sl5.ol

Sylishly made and fitted by
Bachara ch.
Gilpin observer., 1906-06-14

The school teachers held picnic on
Dory hill last Saturday. All the horses
and rigs in the city We're engaged to haul
the picnickers and their heavy baskets
to the place where the good time was
enjoyed.