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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Grbcrihitternngcm in Midiaan.

Ct. YauL Wimn., 26. Moi. -
Cine Spe5ialoepcibe bon Sougbtpn,
Wid., iogt: Die ibmerlten grbcr.
idiitterun9en, melfe ie in oieier Sc.
geno porgetOmmen iin6, creigneten
iid beute in Ser gtlontic. Winc. lleber
so StoBe maren bemerfbor. &c.
baube 3itterten. uno iteIlenmeiie ent.
itanben smei bis icfS Soil breitc
&iten i'm grbbooen. Tie grbitobc
paren in Sougbton II. Soncot iiibl.
bar, aber fem Sdaoen puroe onge.
ridtet. @roBe auireglng bcrridt,
uno Die @rubenarbeiter MAIDEN iid)
bereit, nit ibren 5amilien 5u iliid).
ten. Ole atlantic.3 upfer9rube mllr.
De Dor 8pei @oden geidIoiien in
6olge bon ginitiir5en in oen inter
item 8anaen uno &ammcrn. Tic
beutisen beitiaen grberidiitterungcr
benten an, bob mif Die oberen Gro.
ibidten einItiir3en, uno Die @rubc
miro wobI niemals mieoer eroifnet
meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Seine ltntcrbredrnna.

Yittsbura, ga, 2G. Woi. -
Die MISREPRESENTATION ocS 2onocs
meroen, Der gmpieblung bon M. 81.
Silton, Dem ErGiibenten Der Limited
States Winoom @las Wonuioctu.
rerS." entgegen, Ben 9etrieb om 8.
SUM nid)t einiteIlcn, ga iih in gr.
m%ioerung oeS betreffenocn &uno.
ihreibens Silton's MIR einigc meni0c
Jabrifanten, mcl6e itorfc 8orrGtbe
an Der Sono baben, oniiir olsgeipro.
ben baben. Ter betrefienoe Elon lit
minmebr iauen selaiien woroen, un0
ollie 6abrifcn peroen bis sum 80.
SUM arbeiten, ia, einiae bcabiittigen
iogar, Den gan5en CONNER iiber bie
Mrbeit fort5uieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Wrofe GOntrafte.

Nem.0orf, 26. Wai. = Die
nFcnniplponio.@nbn bat geitern ser
o@eorge q. 5uler 60" Den Gontraft
fir Den 9au ibrcr 0abnboie in Wan.
bnttan 5ucrfunnt. Gic @aufoitcn
wcroen auf $25,000,00O peran.
ihlogt, mo ser gr6Bte 2bcil Der
9abnboie jolt binnen 5mci Sobren
fertisseitelt merocn. Die Sorarbei.
ten, abtragen alter 8CbGube. Nus.
grobungen uno ocrgl., iinb bereits
ieit mebreren Sabren i'm @ange uno
beinabe po1enoct.
Die ,SuQer 60" crbielt geltern
einen 5ipeiten Gontrott, mel6cr unge.
fGbr $10,O00,000 inpolpirt. gs lit
Dies ser 9au Der 9obnboic an Sort.
lanbt., Gbur6. mo Sutton StroBc
fir oie Suoion.S mncl.9 obngciell.
iboiten. Gin m16tiges Ioppclge.
bouoe, peId)eS muf 5mei SGuiergc.
pierten itcben miro, iou an Den er.
mabntcn StraBen ouiaeiiibrt merben.
Die nSlIler 60" lit Dor Sabres.
iriit Der nllniteo Stotes TcoltD &
Improvement 60" einpcrleibt nor.
ben, ipeld)e gegenmGrtig cine Ger fapi.
tilfrGitigiten @runoeigentbums.G Cor.
pprationcn bes 2anocS lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
9mrdD MnaiGdlidem 3nfal accnSet.

GaBpiIIe. @is.. 26. Mai. =
9as gbepaar s. ). &iiniter BON bier
lit ourh ben Zoo ibres Sobnes Gre.
oerid. peld)er bel 5urnas, So,
Snrd) einen unaliidliden 3uial INNS
2eben eefommen lit. in idmere ge.
triibnib periett poroen. Der iuuge
Wonn mar NIT ieinem grnoer gnie
our arbeit gegangen unb bate Elm
Waaa5in . 8emebr mitgenommen.
8eibe Wriioer arbeiteten cine fur5e
Strede bon chamber entiernt, ais
ernie pI0tlid) einen SduB borte uno
bei'm 6inSueiIen ieinen 9ruoer, aus
ciner StirmpunSe blnteno, am 80.
ben liesen iab. aer5tIif)e aunit por
p~ergebens. Die 2eide lit nod CAB.
bile gebradt tuoroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Sn ldppcigenOcr 3uitinumlllB sit
olclerl Ilttrag cr6ob iif Oas 8all5t
Snus.
Gie 9citottung miro am 81. Mai
ltottfinOen. Sic bieiiqen 9lGttcr cm-
pteblen beutc bic grridtung cinc&
Notional . MitiermS in Scr aotbe-
orale 81 Sronobjem, no Sbicn icine
lcbte 9tubeitGtte finoen ioltc. Ser
ner miro empfoblen, am Gage ser
Veitattung ocs Gi1tcrS cinc Gropo-
ganoa fir g%rridtung zines Sbien.
Notional : Sbeoters 81 beginner.
&abinetSfrie in 9 Of 10 c.
BEN.
Stodb nj, 26. Mai. - 81
Gnoe Der lctten ISOLDE CAB oaS Sea-.
binet Dem &0nig SStor Den Natb, sic
5mcite &an1mcr ocS HeidStagS olI-
5ul0ien,mcil Die beiocn& bin-
iihtlid Der @ablrcdtS . Gorlogc
chamber opponirtcn. Die Mtiniitcr
'erfl0rtenL Tie miirOcn 5uriiftreten,
menn Die Gorlagc nidt ongcnommcn
miirOe. Ger &0nig entgegncte, or
Tonne bemSlniinncn nid)t entiprchen,
oo er cS mcOer fir logii6 nod cor.
reft baltic, bic &ommcr nui5ul0ien,
ncldc sic @oblre6ts . 8orl6l1gc scr
Hcgierung angenommcn bobc. 9nc
MitglicOcr ocS &obinetS rcittcn
bemgcmGB OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gin.
Ter &onig berief ooroli Den ebe.
mnligcn Ndcrbou : Winiitcr u. 9.
Ectcricn, 6omit er Elm ncllcS &ubinct
biloe, ober Feterien crflGrtc, oob CT
Sen Soften Oes EremierS nidt onneb.
men t0nnc. aonig SSfor foroertc
Damn Den General . Iireftor Der e.
lcgropbcn, 2. q. 81. 2inbmon, oui
bic @ufgobe 81 iiberncbmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Der aufbollen!" rief CT ans, nuilb mir
uppclliren az Sic (oic Miniiter( .nlli
Sbr 8efpiiicn 81 borden uno einenl
Miniiterium EIot 81 MAIDEN, mel.
Dies boS SertrauGn beS GolteS baben
mir0!"
Sn dbnlihcr @ciie iprodcn Der.
idieocnc anbcre @olfSpcrtreter.
it Sage.
Ius Den Eropin5cn longen idlim'
me Nahridten an. Anitott ben@ciit
heS auirubrS 5u OGmpicn, ifeilt
Die Ginberufung ocs Farloments 5ut
Solge 5u baben, bic rcpolutlonore
Stimmung nod mebr on5uIaden.
sic ertremen Glemcnte inter oeE
.S6ipnr5en &unbertcn" unb Den
.Hepollltion1ren" bGuoiincn iidL
nls bereitcten iie iiG Dor iilr einen
9iirgerfrieg.
Die So3ial6emlofratcn betcn &C.
gen ooS Parliament, nno periuden,
es bei'm &olte in MiBcrebit an brin.
gen, mo in WoStau nnO Soeiia ia.
ben Tie bcrcits Strifes Der @erftor.
better iniccnirt. Gin oagemeiner or.
nellter g~lfitanb I'M 2onoe miro be.
iiird)tCt.
General : @puperncur SfaQon bon
Wnrihau bat an Den Minilter oe3
Snnern Stolppin t%elegrapbirt, bnB
poIniidc Witglicoer oes llnterbauieS
Ge%rbinbung nnterbalten nit Den pol.
niihcn 4utonomiiten unb ncgn
2onoeSperrotbs pro3eliirt meroen
l%oIlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

einralunlte, baB Die 6rdgc nit Der
sur Serotbung ltcbelOcn Sullorp
Gtpllsgtl, Inn lpeldc e5 lid bnnolc,
nifts 81 tbun babe, ga babel MIR bon
8emilligungen uno niht bon aage-
mciner &analgeiebgcblng bic &eoe
iein fonnc.
Sdnt iir Niogora.
GaS SauszGomitc iiir 5lilIic unb
Soien bot iiA bellte nod ldngerer
GiStuiiion o,if cine @ia fir Die Or
boltung Der Niogorn- 6Gae gecini9t.
Gic allSorbcitung Der 8ia, melfe
an Wfnntog eingcbroht pcrocn biirf-
te, lit Dem &oriitenoen Burton ii6cr.
trogcn poroen.
Die @ia gcitottet sic unbegren5te
Gntna6me bon Niogorn.@ oiier 81 la
nit1rcn IMP SdJifiiobrt55mcden inter
Der Gontrole oes GongrciieS. Die Ont.
nobn1c fir 3mede ilolitrieler Notllr
miro aif Die n6tbiQcn Guantitdtcn
sur Gr5euging BON 100000 Eicr0cs
frGftcn bcl6rGnft, un0 spar fir bci0e
Soften bcS Slliies, mas ungcfGbr ben
gcgcnmdrtig nilf Scr nmcrifanilhcn
Scite entnommencn QunntitGtcu
Glcidfommt ltno sic olti Der cnnoois
idcn Seite cntnomnlcncn MicnQcn
ctnoS iibcrtrifft. Ger GriegSicfrctGr
lit crmGdtigt, bcnt @i0crrltf inter
licgcnoc GrlolbniBidcinc sur Gnts
nobme neitercr Guontit6ten nlrf Der
omcrifonii6en Seitc bis 5rr @e.
iommter5cltglrtg bon $4,000 Ficr0e.
fr0ftcn a%llS5ugeben.
Gicic 9ia ioa 3 Sabre binbur6 IN
@irfiomfcit lteben. Ger ErGiiocnt
miro gebctcn, nit england Inter,
bonOlltngcn 9ctrcifS GrboItung Ger
lanoi6oftli6cn S60nbcit Scr SGuc
%on5ubobncn. @eIoitroicn bon $500
bis $4,000, ionic 6rcibcit$Itrofen iinO
nltf Die llcbcrtretlng Oca @eicbcS &c.
icbt. Cine @etuiIli0mN bon $4,000
IoQ ociIen Snfroftrctcn blrrdfiibrcn.
@ci Scr GrlalbniB- Grtbcilung iiir
@oicrcntnobme ioll NQcS permicocn
lpcroCn, iuoS ole ShGnbcit ocS LAMB
idoitlihcn 9iloeS, sic Sdiifbortcit
OcS 6llliieS unb beiicn llmiong Der.
lcben tonntc.
EcniionSbttI8 angc-
nom nj II.
GoS GeprGi entontcnbai$ beihGi.
tigtc iif gcitcrn oltbcr nit ser Sroht-
tarif-giQ olld nit EcniionS : @eieb-
gebung nno nabm nidt mcnigcr oils
215 EeniionS.9ia8 an. @iQiom8,
Der 6iibrer Der 9cntofrotcn, mod)te
mcbrcrc Wnle Ben Ginmon6 oeltcnS,
Dab fcin Gltorlm I'M Suuie ici, obcr
eS gclang Den &cpublifonern inlmer,
onS Sols mieoet belbluBfG6ig III
MADDEN. mr. '..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Midtiae Mr6citcriraac rntidlichcn.

aIbonp, &.-g., 2G. @oi.-Gcr
4ppeabof trat bcute ser bon Dem
Nem-Dorfer ScmOeniobrifonten s.
WdrciS gcItcnO gemadten Mnii6t
bel, Dab Der Foragrapb III q oeS
StroigciebbudcS neutrality-suspicious.
it, meldcr cincm Irbeitgeber perbic-
tet, nit einem Nn9clteIlten Elm 9lb-
fommcn 5u trciicL moourh 2ebte-
rem untcriaat miro, iid) elmer 9lrbci-
ter Organization on5uihlicbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27
Scitimmnng Der yGplnmbia."
Iilritc nit 400 Morineiolooten on
9orb bon Guantanamo Die Sabrt
nod San 9omingo Iortictcn.

nah San Domingo iorticbCn.
Mabington, 2. g., 26. Moi.
- Nad) elmer &obclocpeihc an boS
6lottcn : Scpartemcnt lit Scr &rcr.
GER yGolumbio" nit 400 Warineiol.
Ontcn an 9oro in Guantanamo onac.
longt. Ter &rcu5cr miro 0niclbit ci.
nc &oblenlooung ouincbmcn un0 10.
Damn, mic mon crfGbrt, micocr oui.
brcfen. @cnn ol6 oiii5icllc Nnhs
rihtcn iibcr oic9eitinmlrng ocSShif.
fcS nid)t 81 erlongen limb, bat mo-
bod 8runo sur Nnnobmc, OoB Die
columbia" iidJ entmcocr nod Dem
SltbmlS bc9cben oOcr irgen0 cincn
Euntt in Der Gidtllng ouf San Tos
mingo mufludcn miro. Ger Son
Suon 6'IuItrio," mcl6er in opmini.
tmiidcn @elpGlicrn frrll5t, lit ocitrr1
gbcno in Sonhc5 ongelangt, I'M
cpentucllc Slibuitier B.. Grpeoitioncn
81 OcrDtn0crn.
NcneS SOcntifi5irungs:
SpItcm
Gos Slotten . Geportcmcnt boob.
lid)tigt, olld) OoS Spitcm ourh Sins
2croboriidc cin5ufiibrcn gerooc mic
ooS &ricgs Gcportcmcnt. IS miro
Qeboift, baolrd betriigcrilde Nnmcr.
brngen lcidtcr cntocdcn 5ll tonnen.
Del ais Sei5motcriol.
Sns Slotten : 9cpnrtcmcnt miro
fir fernerc &crluda5lucdc Ben Woni.
tor ~@Doming" nit Ginrihtungen
fir Sei5lng nit Del nl@juriiltcn.
W an1pcrtbcil meal b.
Aclcb MT.
3ebn Scr Stootcn scr Union boben
bic Ginlaoung BON SiiliS . &ricgS.
SefrctGr SliuCr, cincn Sbcil Der
ltaotlidcn Notionolgoroc inn fcul.
mcnoen Sommcr an 0cn llcbun0cn
Der 9unocStruppcn Sbcil nebmcn 81
loiicn, biSbcr obNclcbnt, mGbrcnb 10
onOcrc Stootcn nit ibren NntmortCn
nod alisltcbcn mo 5ipei fir bic Sin.
lnoung gcoantt BADEN, obne biSbcr
ibrcn Gntid)Inb mit5utbeilcn. Iie gb.
lcbnung Golorooo'S miro oomit crs
tlart, ooB Die Mili5cn 5i iebr iibcr
Den Stoot 5crltrcut ieicn. Sbobo
bralld)t lcinc Wili5cn gngclidiS Scr
lpeacn oeS bcuoritebcnocn Tro5clic&
gcaen Die grbcitcrfiibrcr bcrrihcnocn
Nufrcgnna ECrmlplpanien Molladll'
icttS nno Ohio lheuen Die NIT bcnl
Elane bcS &ricgs requirements
perbnnoencn Soften. Californian
lpeiIt ouf Die Snoniprithnobmc lci-
llcr Natipnol9oroe ourd Die &oto
itropbe bon Son ~S5ran5iSco bin, nab.
reno Siio . Totoia erflGrt, oaB icirc
Willis fiirS ommeriibungen nidt aus
gcitottet lei. GoS Icpurtemcnt miro
ouf umgcbcnnc Gr%lcbigung icincrIt'
rcgllng ScitcnS ser Stonten oringcn,
nm oic bctrciicnocn ElGne nit lint
iidt fcrtigitcnen SIT fonncn.
9 hIen cntonol in abt
Sobrcn fcrtia.
9ei Der &ehticrtigung Der &anaI'
TpranldlGgc Dor DEM 9emiligungs'
Gomite ocS SnuicS crflGrte beiite Der
&rieGsietrctGr Gait, ioIte Der &anol
oils SdIeuicntoual acbout pcroen, 10
wiiroe er om I. >Suli 1914 in getriea
genommen perOen fonncn. Sor.
iibenber SbontS unb Muoitor 9enloH
IieBen iid aIcidioIls nernebmeil,
mabrcno Der -Sngenieur Stes
pens, peItcr 0lcihiaIls gebort mer.
ben ioute, IN &cm-Yorf, no er, ioeben
bonn Sltbmi,S cinsetrofien, %crfranft
6nrnieocr licgt. Sefrct1r Taft trat
ipicoer eniidicOcn fir Den 8aii zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-27

Sielcr bcriIBmtc Gr9ulmmasplat
lpiro am
Tunncritag Indmittag, 81. Mai, c%ruiinet.
Scribmtc 50 Gents incrsNim Sutel.

Scr populdrc Camper .quuiic" idbrt BON
Fier ri. III, 3taht Sirnbe, INT $50 Yiubnl. ub
ilto febrt nm . llbr @lbenb mad Der Staot at,
rid: Niileie % Gents.
glm /. Suni 9Onpfcr gchnricrt an ole ct.
WtidDncls- mo Wu 9iitgelSsWir0c; Ibfabrt o
Gents.
Sr1cc %. 6. STRIDE; Nbfabrt $50 llbr DIOR,
gens nno 2,30 Gddm @iuete 20 Gents.
Vim ino mad, Dem 3. SUM berlGbt ,2uuiic"
baltimore td9lth an NSndenia1eu emit glu5s
il10lne bon Stcitlia0, SunicriiuG uio SrCiiup)
$50 Wlor9ena nm 30 Indrm. SicnliGg,
Solncrltna lilo SrCitng $50 Mor0ci,s mn 9
rrto G,20 9inbnl Sonntag o llbr Wior0cnS
iiito $50 9labnliiinQ2: Miueic % Gents.
Nabatt fir @eicnifaftcu.
C0iai26-,S&S)
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
HOW TO HOLD A HUSBAND.

The best known guide to married iiappi.
ness is to hold the husband as YOU won the
lover-by cheerfulness of disposition, pa
tience and keeping your youthful looks.
OF course great many women are handi-
capped by those ills to which women are
heir. The constantly recurring troubles
which afflict her are apt to cause a sour
disposition, nervousness and a beclouded
mind.
DR. R.V. Pierce, the specialist in woman's
diseases, of Buffalo, N. Y, after long ex-
perience in treating such diseases, found
that certain roots and herbs made into
liquid extract, would help the majority
of cases. This he called DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription. Thousands of women
have testified to its merits, and it is put
UP in shape to be easily procured and
is sold by all medicine dealers. This is
potent tonic for the womanly system.
So much faith has Dr. Pierce in its merits
that he offers $500 reward for any case of
Leucorrhea, Female Weakness, Prolapsus,
or Falling of Womb, which he cannot
cure. All he asks is fair and reasonable
trial of his means of cure.
Mrs T. Doian, of Madrid. Perkins Co. Nebr,
writes III was cured of painful periods by the
use of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
his Compound Extract of Smart Weed. think
DR.. Pierce's medicines the best in the world.p
rFavorite Prescription" makes weak
women strong. sick women we'll. Accept
no substitute for the medicine which works
wonders for weak women
DR.. Pierces Common Sense Medical Ad.
wiser is sent free on receipt of stamps to
pay expense of mailing only. Send 2r
one cent stamps for the paper covered
book, or 81 stamps for the cloth bound
volume. Address DR.. r. V. Pierce, Coz
Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that the city
clerk of the city Of Black Hawk has been
instructed by the committee on unsold
lots and grounds to announce that the
Banzai Mining Company OF Black Hawk,
has made application for surface ground
upon the Banzai tract lying within the
city OF Black Hawk, and described as
follows:
Beginning at point on line 2,3, Sur
No S9S, After Supper lode, at S. "a deg
l min W., los feet from cor No. 3, thence
S. "a deg min W., 2sl2 feet: thence S
43 deg IL min w., 16i feet; thence y. 33
deg 30 min W., 36 feet; thence n. 2l deg
30 min F., 1882 feet; thence S. 80 deg
E., 24.3 feet; thence n 81 deg E., 1907
thence S. Al deg E., 1902 feet to the
place OF beginning: containing / acre,
exclusive Of its conflict with "Helen Du.
bois Tract"
Applied for December 9TH, 1905, by
the Banzai Mining Company.
H. LYNCH.
PETER NELSON,
JOIN WEBSTER,
Committee on Unsold Lots and
Grounds.
Black Hawk, Colo, January I'd, 1906.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
Mrs. Kate Brown was in atten,,ance

Mrs. Kate Brown was in attendance
at the marriage Of her daughter in Den
YER Monday.
Peter McFarlane returned Tuesday
evening from short visit with his fam.
lily in Denver.
Robt. Harris accompanied the remains
OF Jas. Carbis, who died in Black Hawk
Sunday, to Denver Monday afternoon
and conducted the funeral yesterday.
Mrs. S. E. Bostwick OF Denver is Wis .
iting her sister, Mrs. G. L. Sisson, of this
city, and her mother, Mrs. Feehan, of
OF Black Hawk. Mrs. Bostwick for a
number of years resided In Gilpin
county and for long time filed
the position Of postmistress. in the
Black Hawk postoffice. At her
sisters store in this city the lady is ex.
hibiting magnificent display of Ar.
menian lace and fancy work, which is at.
tracing the attention of all, especially
the ladies.
Miss Elizabeth Buechler, of Mime
oPoiiS, 10 NioitiuB tuo ldIuily OI a. ".
Reckling.
Arthur Kruse returned Monday even.
ing from week sojourn in Brighton,
where he went to recuperate from a
scight attack of sickness.
Sam Rank went to Boulder Satur day
to visit week Or two with his family.
j. G. Fowler, of the firm of Rank &
Fowler, returned Monday from months
visit with his mother in Spokane, Wash.
Ben Kimber was an arrival from Den
yer last week, remaining few days on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Fish of Apex
left for Arizona last weeks in the hopes
that a change Of climate would benefit
the latter's health.
Mrs. Ed. Ed. L. Harris who has been
making a short visit to relatives and
friends in this city, returned to Denver
Monday.
Fred Warwick is in from Nederland on
business trip. He contemplates the
erection Of new building on the lot
on which the former one was burned
down some months ago.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
Have You Ever Spent a Winter South d?

Galveston has the finest beach in the
south. The climate is wonderful. Low al.
titude, humidity Of atmosphere. soothing
sea breezes and the general restful effect
of the easy southern life all tend to slow
down the irritable heart and brain and
bring about perfect rest
The Colorado & &.'Southern makes a
round trip rate of 1880 to Galveston.
Mr.. 7. f. Fishor, G. p. A., Denver, will
send you complete data about this at.
tractive place.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
Thought She Had Twins,

Just outside Of Berlin crowd Of
Somerset young folks on their way to
White Horse were attracted by the
bawiing OF COW whose calf had got
down over an embankment. The calf
was returned to Its mothers side and
one of the young men was telling his
girl how the COW actually licked his
hand in gratitude when she told him
that 1t wasn't gratitude at all, the COW
only thought she had twins.-Meyers-
dale (Pa.) Commercial.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
s7l65.
DENVER TO CITY OF MEXICO AND RETURN

The City Of Mexico invites the tourist
with a thousand different attractions.
1t appeals to all classes Of pleasure
seekers. Its peaks, plazas, grand old
cathedrals, theatres, clubs, art galleries
and museums are among the finest and
most interesting in the world. The eli
mate is delightful. Side trips may be
made from the city to the Ruins of Milla,
Tampico, Vera Cruz and other points.
Mr.. L. F.. Fisher, G. p. A, Colorado 4
Southern, Denver, will furnish full data.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
IN RUSSELL GULCH

jerks Davis returned from Denver
last Thursday evening, where he attend
ed the nuptials of his brother Dave, and
Miss Russell.
John Hughes returned last Tuesday
evening from Denver where he has been
waiting on his wife who underwent an
operation for appendicitis some time ago.
Mrs. Hughes is reported as improving
very rapidly and it will not be very long
before she will be able to return home,
which is good news to her many friends.
Miss Sylvia Cannon returned from
her home in Wray Saturday where she
has been convalescing from a recent
spell of sickness She has been away
ever since the Christmas holidays. Miss
Cannon resumed her position as teacher
in the public schools here Monday.
John Friggins has purchased the
Stansfield house and will reside there.
Harry Matthews and family are NOV
ing into the Godfrey residence this week.
They had been residing in the Stans-
field residence.
Miss Lilly Mellow and Mr.. Louis Will.
Jams were married at the nome of the
bride here last Saturday by the Rev.
Coulter of Bald Mountain. Quite a
number OF their friends attended the
nuptials, and the happy couple were the
recipients OF many beautiful and costly
presents. Both are well known here and
have the best wishes OF their many
friends.
DIR. Fouts went to Denver Saturday on
professional business, returning again
Thursday afternoon.
Sam Roberts and family left for Ar
vada last Saturday where they will make
their future home.
James Mullins, an old timer of this
place, but now Of Greeley, was here Wis.,
iting the first of the week.
Mrs. John Mellow returned last Thurs
day from Denver where she has been vis-
iting for several days.
T. Turner is reported on the sick list
for the past week or SO.
A. r. Washam has purchased the bar
ber shop of }. L. Powell here and will do
the work Of the tonsorialist hereafter.
Mr.. Washam is a man of unus ual ability
in the handling OF the keen edged knife
and will attend strictly to business, 30
you can get scrape now whenever you
want to.
The Russell Gulch band under the
leadership of Jacob Rachofsky, will give
an operetta at I. o. o. F.. hall in the near
fature-about three or four weeks
which promises to be one OF the best
ever seen in this place. Mr.. Rachofsky
is musician Of no mean ability and it is
expected will handle the operetta in
first.class shape. The name OF the play
will be "The Chaperno."
The Russell Gulch orchestra serenaded
N. Rachofsky and family in Nevadsville
last Sunday evening and some very good
music was rendered.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

Mary had a little lamb; that time has
passed away. No lamb could follow up
the gait that Mary goes today. For now
she rides on airshod wheels in skirts too
short by half; no lambkin shares her airy
fight, but you can see her calf. But is
there one who can complain or cry in
woe, "Alas :" so long as Mary's calls all
right the lamb can go to grass. So all the
men delight to gaze, their Joy is not a
sham, for while the other critters out
they have no use for lamb.-Town Poet
of Bald Mountain.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
Some Plg superstitions.

Another example Of pig supersti-
tion is found In the mythology OF the
east. from which one learns that when
the earth was hidden away by the NAL
Ice OF giant, the god Vishnu took
upon himself the form of a great oar
This animal had fiery tusks, with
which 1t rooted the earth up from the
depths OF Patalas, putting 1t once more
In Its proper place.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

The members Of the Degree of Honor
had an interesting meeting last Tuesday
evening. The following were initiated as
members of the order: Mrs. T. G. Tay-
lor, Mrs. Fred Bowden, Mrs. Otto Rean,
Miss Pearl Rumble, and Messrs. DR.. War
ren, Sherman Poole, l.. A. Sigfried and
Frank E. Mccoy. Refreshments were
served and the evenings doings wound
up very haImoniously.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

1t is rumored that strong syndicate
with ample capital is to take hold of the
Cook and Gregory Bobtail properties
and do large amount Of development
work. This is one Of the largest and
best properties in the state and we sin,
cerely hope the rumor is well-founded.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

Services will be held at the st. Paul's
Episcopal churches Sunday, II a. m. at
Central and p. m. at Nevadaville. The
subject of the discourse will be, "The
history Of st. Paul, his early life and con-
version" Rev. W. T. Dawson will Of
ficiate at both churches.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

A nine pound girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Eilmann, residing on West
High street, Tuesday morning. The
proud father is passing the cigars around
like a good fellow and acts as though a
birth in the productive neighborhood in
which he lives is something of very un-
usual occurrence.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25
Notice Of Stockholders Meellnu.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the New York Store Mercantile
company, will be held in the Office Of
the said company, Monday evening,
February 9th, 1906, at 8 o'clock.
L.. j. RAcHorsKY, Sec.
A. RACHoFsKY, Pres.
January Oath, 1906,
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

Miss Mary F. Brown, young lady
who was born in this city and lived here
until four or five years ago, was married
in Denver Monday to Edwin p. Dona-
han, Of Como, Colo. The bride is a
daughter of Mrs. Kate Brown and a Sis
ter of r. B. Brown, we'll known in this
city.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

Teamsters have been busy this week
hauling long thirty. foot poles from Black
Hawk to Russell Gulch to be used in the
construction of the telephone line from
Golden to Georgetown. The work of
rebuilding and placing of new poles was
started at Golden last August.
Gilpin observer., 1906-01-25

Workmen will commence this week
placing new panel ceiling in the two
rooms of the New York Store Nero. Co.
Other improvements will be made
about the establishment in the way of
repapering and painting.