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Gilpin observer., 1906-08-30

The average woman would rather
have her husband pat her cheek than
give her thousand dollars.-San
Francisco Bulletin. Most men. re-
marks the Chicago Record-Herald, will
have to accept this statement as cor
rect. because they have no means o..
disproving it.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-30

The post Office department approves
the automobile for rural delivery serv.
ice. but the carriers are waiting to
hear where the bargain counter Ia
located.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-30

A new copper district is being
opened thirty five miles north Of Coke
vile, on the Oregon Short Line. A
vein from two to seven feet wide has
been opened on the Western Wyoming
Copper Company's property. Assays
of ore taken from the surface showed
eight per cent. copper and about forty
ounces of silver.
The Red Mountain Railway, Mining
and Smelling Company. and other
Crawford interests, which are operat-
ing properties aggregating 1000 acres
OF rich mineralized ground and literally
honeycombing their mines with tun-
nels, are making discoveries that are
not equalled even by the enormous
strikes made in such famous mines as
the Yankee Girl, Genessee and other
mines years ago, says the Ouray cor
respondent of the Denver Republican.
These properties have been, or will be,
tapped and drained by the Joker tun-
mel, which Is being driven at the rate
of ESQ feet n month and is at present
in about 1000 feet. Workmen of the
Telluride Power Company and Animas
Power Company are stringing wires all
over this country and power can soon
be obtained in any quantity for eco
nomical working of the mines In and
about Red Mountain.
Gilpin observer., 1906-08-30
Gold in Your Back Yard.

There may be rich gold mine in
your back yard, if you happen to be
living on the site of an ancient lake.
writes Weldon Fawcett in Technical
World Magazine for September. In
scores of places scattered all over the
country there are pits and mounds OF
black sand, out Of which gold. plati-
mum and other precious minerals may
be extracted. The national government.
itself, is the promoter of this latest
mining sensation, which promises to
make as many overnight gold-kings as
the discovery of Alaska itself
1t had long been known that plati-
mum existed in marketable quantities
in what are known as the black
sands" of the Pacific coast, but the de-
posits were practically useless because
of the lack of an efficient and econom-
ical method of concentration or treat
ment. 1t was to the solution of this
problem that the government experts
applied themselves. AS a first step a
general invitation was extended to Pa.
cific coast property owners, whose
holdings included such deposits, to
send to the government samples of the
wealth-bearing sand for free tests.
From the very outset the results
were both gratifying and surprising.
The government investigators not only
found platinum in quantities that ex-
ceeded their expectations. but they dis
covered that the black sand or sedi-
ment was rich in many other valuable
substances, notably gold. In some in
Stances 1t was evident that given
deposit was well worthy of treatment,
merely for the extraction of one or two
minerals, as, for instance. large ship
ment of the sand from Humboldt
county, California, which showed an
assay value of $1,000 per ton in gold
and platinum alone.
Dr. Day and his assistants have ac-
complished such wonders on the Pa
cifio coast that the government has
hastened to broaden the scope of the
work and an experiment station has
been established at Chapel Hill, North
Carolina, for the treatment Of the
low-grade gold deposits of the mid-At-
lantic and southern states.
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DOPE FoR The FANS.
D . Q 0 o { , Q Q Q q Q o 0 q

Nicknamcs of some of the big league
ban clubs.( Atlanta, Southern League.
Frcmeu; a. j. g. g.. New york state.
Tags. Albany New York state. Senators.
Augusta South Atlantic. Tourists. Aus
tin. South Texas league. Senators. Birn-
ingham. southern Rannst BuTao.
Eastern league Bsons. Baltimore East-
trn leasua. orioles; Biuehmpton. New
York state BinGoes Bloomington. Three
league Boomers, Baton Rouge. Cotton
States Gaaus. Boston, National league.
Beaneatersi Brooklyn league Suporbas.
Boston American league. puriins. Col-
umbus. American Assn.. Senators. Cam
ton. Central icaEue Red Socks Colum-
bia South Atlantic league; Camccocks.
Charleston. South Atlaatic Sea Guus;
cedar Rapids. Three-f Rabbits; Ch en-
go, National league. Cubs; Cincinnati
Nttioaal league, Reds Cleveland Amrri-
cau league Maps, Chicago. American
league White soV; Des Moines West
9n league, Champions ponver, Western
hague Grizzlies. Dayton, Central league.
Veterans Dallas. Texas League Ghnts:
Dubuque naree-i. Dubs. Decatur
TIrco-i loague Commodoree Detroit.
Nn4can ldlgue. Tgefs. iSvnsyitc
Central league River Rats Fort Worth.
Texas league H'authers; Grand Rapids.
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P.ttsbure. National league. pirates,
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CHANGE OF scAEpuLs

Beginning Wednesday, March IA, the
Fort Smith & Western viii maze a few
changes in the arrival an departure OF
their passenger trains at Guthrie,
No 2. heretofore leaving at 9;15 a.
m. viii leave at 9:33 a. m. making d.
rect connections 70 all points east with
Santa Fe No. l16 from Purcell and Ok
lahoma City, and "El Reno line" from
El Reno.
This train also makes connections at
Warwick for Stroud, Chandler and points
north on the Frisco. At Sparks for
Shawnee, with the Santa Fe. AT We
leetka. with the Frisco for Francis.
sulphur Springs. Madin and Denison.
AT Dustin, with NJ, o. & G., for berry
eta. At Crowder City with katy
Flyer" for Muskogee. vinita, Parsons,
and st. Louis ana Eastern points. At
Bokoshe with Midland Valley TO- Hart
ford, Greenwood, Ark. At Coal Creek,
with Kansas City Southern for sialoam
Springs. Neosho, and waldron. Ark. At
Fort Smith. with Iron Mountain route
for Little Rock, Hot Springs. Memphis
Tenn. and all points east south and
southeast.
No ~lll leave at S:s5 p m. instead
OF $3.50 p. m, arriving at weIeetka at
1850 D. m.
No 1 win arrive at D. m, instead
Of $50 p. M, as heretofore, and makes
direct connections with the Katy Fly
err from all points east OF St. Louis,
Parsons, vlnita, Muskogee, etc.
No. s will arrive at 1916 a. m. in
stead Of II a. M. from Weleetka.
II you are contemplating taking a trip
and want TO save time. which is money,
please cali write or phone General
Agent Jos. p. oDonnel az III South
Division street. Guthrie, phone 773, who
is Glways glad to serve you" with rates,
routes or any information.
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NEW KATY TIME CARD

No. SEQ Mixed, Tvs. Guthrie -. so a.
m, ar. Oklahoma City .....iO.50 a. IA.
No. los Pas. Tvs. Guthrie ..... .l0.s5 a.
m, ar. st. Louis .........,y. 1854 a. -.
No. los Pas Tvs Guthrie ....., z'to ..
m. ar. Oklahoma City ...... $40 = M
No. 10 Pas. Tvs. Guthrie ...... 7;95 p.
m, ar. Kansas City ...... $40 a. a..
No. 5G5 Mixed Tvs. Okla. City,. 1880 D.
M. ar. Guthrie ,...........10;25 D. m
No. iO5 Pas, Tvs. Kansas City. 500 p
n, ar. Guthrie ......-.... ,l0.ib a. m-
80. i0T Pas. Tvs Okla. CITY,. 1910 al,
ni.. nr. Guthrie .....-....... l.i5 p. m-
No. los Pas. Tvs. 81. Louis. s;a2 ?.
m. ar. Guthrie ............. S;ls p. "a.
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SIXTH YEAR IN OKLAHOMA.

Drs. Clark & Ramally, the
famous Chicago special
lists. treat Chronic and
Private diseasee Of both
sexes. Cures guaranteed
Consultation free.
once over les West
Harrison Avenue. Guthrie,
No. l59.
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HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO

AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
sell our popular policies, covering all
accidents. diseases, and occupations,
something entirely new and issued by
this society only; easily understood and
easily sold; cost but So per annum each,
payable monthly II lesired; large com
missions pail Immediately and exclusive
territory allowed. Address NATIONAL
ACCIDENT SOCIETY, 800 Broadway,
New York. Established 20 years.
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tFirst Published in Leader, April s,
1906D
Notice cf Application fer Liquor License.
Territory Of Oklahoma, Logan County, SIS.
Notice - hereby given that u. a.
Arthur has this day filed in the office
OF the County Clerk, in and for said
County. his petition. asking that a H.
eense be granted him to sell at retail,
malt, spirituous and vinous liquors on
Lot .. Block 2. First Ward. I.angstou.
" said County and Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before
april 20. 1906. his peti ion win be grant
ed and license issued
Witness my hand and the seal OF said
County hereto affixed this 5th day
OF April. 1906.
tsEAI) ~ e. TRAPP,
County Clerk
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IMPERIAL COUNCIL ANCIENT Or
Der MOBILES OF THE MYSTIC
sHRYNE, AND NATIONAL
CONGRESS or MOTHERS.
Los ANGELES, CALF. MAY TO
10. 1925.

For the above occasion tho sants Fc
win sell round trip tickets TO Los An
geies ana san Francisco. First class, at
rate OF S5O.sO. On sale April 25th to
May 9th inclusive. Final return limit,
July Slst, 1906 Liberal stopovers will
be granted on these occasions.
For an additional chatye OF $3.50,
tlcaets may read via Portland In one
direction, using either boat or rail, at
opton Of passenger Baggage checked to
all points OF stopover. If desired.
NJ N. CoCHRELL.
Agent.
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The Guthric National Bank az Gnsurie
iu tile Territory of Oklahoma al iht Cluec
OF basiness, April G 1906
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80 80 70 eALIroanIA. raE

CHEAP HATES TO CALIFORNIA, THE
FRISCO
Reginning April 25th ana continuing 20
May 5th VIII sen round trio tickets 20
SAN FRANCISCO and los ANGELES.
at the low rate of ONE FIRST CLASS
FARE FOR TIE ROUND TRIP.
imperial Council Ancient Arabic Order.
ACCOUNT. Mobiles of the Mystic
shrine Convention National Congress
of Mothers
Tic1ets limited 20 July sist.
You can have yoar CHOICE or
ROUTES, going one way and returning
another You can stop at al principal
points OF interest and 10 make side
trips TICKETS ALSO ROUTED IN
ONE DIRECTION VIA PORTLAND
OREGON. With an additional small
charge.
For full Information see the Frisco
agent, or address.
ID. c. HARRINGTON. T. p. A..
Oklahoma City. Okla.
r. +. CLARK.
wichita. Kansas
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THE LEADERS, HOTEL DIRECTORY
style. Rate
Arcadia. Ponca City. American. s2.Oe
Hotel Hicks Perkins. American. 200
National Pawnee. American. 2.0o
Hotel Yost, Saltwater. American. eco
Hotel X. Ripley American. i.bo
Hotel Marshall. Marshall. Amer'n. gBa
Park hotel, Nowkirk. American. 200
Merchants Perry. American. 600
Hotel Charles, Cushing. American. 2.0o
Brady. Tulsa. American. 200 & ESQ
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UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS
REUNION, NEW oRLEANs, LA.


for the above occasion wiz sell round
trip tickets at n very low rate. Tickets
one sale April %. sS. "a, ana carry final
return limit OF May q Rate open to
everybody. This Is your chance to see
this Sunny South
For fun Information see the Frisco
agent or address,
Il. +. CLARK.
Div. Pass. Agnt,
Wichita, Kas.
D. c. HARRINGTON.
TRAY Pass. Agnt
Oklahoma city. Okla.
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Robinson has that Easter shoe you are
booking FOR. at III East Oklahoma
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CONVENTION COMMERCIAL CLUBS
OF THE SOUTHWEST At ST.
LOUIS, MO-, APRIL 16-T
For the above oocnasion the

win scll you tickets o ST. Louis nj mo
very low rate OF ONE FARE PLUS
FIFTY CENTS for the Round Trip.
Tickets on sale April iith and 18Th
ard carry final return limit OF April 10.
RATE OPEN no EVERYBODY.
The "Frisco" ~ the MOST DIRECT
line ana Offers the BEST SERVICE to
and from st. Louis.
For full Information see The Frisco
agent. on nddrcss
ID c. FARRNGTON y. =. A..
oklahoma city Okla
r. u. cL kRK
Wichita. Kansas
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1906)
Notice Of Application for Liquor License.
Territory Of oklahoma. Logan County, Sc.
Notice is hereby given that Harry
Meinberger has this day filed IN the Of
ice OF the County Clerk, in and for said
County. his petition, asking that a IL
cense be granted him to sell at retail,
malt. spirituous ana vinous liq,ors on
lots 23 and "a. Block 81, Third Ward, in
the City OF Guthrie, in said County and
Territory.
II no protest be filed on or before April
27, 1906, his petition win be granted
and license issued.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
County hereto affixed this goth day
Of March. 1906.
(sEAL) NJ. f. TRAPP.
County Clerk.
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AAHHVRAA 2s CENTS
LAX a. I53ADAkS SLEhlcRsn

ct. LOUIS, EL RENO a WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Direct. Short Llns
Between
GUTHRIE AND e. RENO.
culske5s rime--L oSeGi Fsrs
To
Hobart, AnaderkG.
LAwton. Chickasha
MGuEum. Weatherford
And
other points located on ths R0es
Island System. Making cloza
connections At
Guthrie
For all points
i-H-DULE,
DAILY. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
MIXED TRAIN.
Nv. Guthrie ..... .......... o.ib A ~
Ar. "a Reno ................ HAS A. ~
PASSENGER.
Ly. Guthrie .............-... s;is p. n
AT. El Reno ..........,...ss TOO +. n
Lv. Bi Reno ...........,-... TOO A NJ
Ar. 0uthrio ....,,........... s;4b A. n.
MIXED TRAIN.
Ly. III Reno ................ ZOO r. n
Ar. Guthrie ................. t;s0 p. n.
W. 8. WELLS.
Commercial Agent.
Guthrie. o. =
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Every inch Of effective publicity is
added 70 "ths stature of the bigger
store.
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WALL PAPER SC A. zsnrRo's.
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W.ANTED-A lady for soliciting Pleas
ant work; call at once. 2Ol East Okla.
Ave.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

WANTED Dining room girl at Guthrie
hotel Best Of references required
apply at once.
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Baseball in ,he Middle West gets up-
der way today with a few games among
the minor colleges. The big university
teams win not begin their schedules un-
m next week and even then their con-
tosl viii be IN she nature of practice
games for DE big games among lhem-
selves later in thc season.
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wANTED-By Chicago wholesale and
mail order house. assistant msnager
oman or woman for this county and ad-
jacent territory. Salary $50 and ex-
penses paid weekly; expense money ad-
va1ced. Work pleasant; position per-
manont. No investment or experience
required Spare time valuable Write
at once for particulars and enclose self
addressed envelope.
SUPERINTENDENT,
1872 Lake ST.. Chicago, III.
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MALE Help WANTED.

WANTED a good paper hanger and
painter Apply nj 1l2h North First
ST. Peacock & Matthews.
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8 9 Q . Q . Q 9 Q . Q Q . Q Q !.
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W. y. WELLS.
Commercial Agent.
Guthrie. D =
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-17
HUNGER STRIKE IN ST. PETERSBURG PRIS-
ONS-HUNGER STALKING AMONG PEOPLE.

While famine is reported from twenty provinces,
the only poor people who must be fed regularly have
inaugurated hunger strike, namely the inmates of
all st. Petersburg prisons. They threaten to kill
themselves by refusing food and drink to induce the
Gar to prevent matreatment of female prisoners.
The latest victim of police brutality is Olga Savads
kaja, student of medicine, accused of conspiracy.
When Olga was ordered to prepare for a hearing in
court she refused to co. and the gendarmes carried
her of by force after binding the young girl hand
and foot While she was dragged along the prison
corridor the gendarmes maltreated her. whereupOn
she became hysterca and uttered wild cries of agony
The prison was in an uproar at once The other fe-
male prisoners, 500 or 600 in number, clamored
loudly for the release of their comrade and the riot
spread to the male department. all knocking at the
doors, demanding justice, smashing windows, rat
thng chains, cursing, praying and singing The
governor threatened to inundate the cells, but the
prisoners knew that he burst not do that owing to
the cold and they continued their clamor until they
were thoroughly exhausted
In some way the news was communicated to the
other prisons of the city, and similar demonstrations
were naugurated in the course of the day and night
w. all city prisons and police stations As conse-
quence, Dictator Trepo ordered that all prisoners
privileges should be cut off until further notice No
more visiting days, no books, papers, writing ma
terial no food, tobacco light When Trepoff's
order was read to the prisoners they declared at
once they would starve themselves to death unless
the order was rescinded and their own demand that
female prisoners receive decent and humane treat
ment be granted without evasion OF delay.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-17

escape their just proportion of the public burden
The program is hackneyed not but that certain re-
forms along this line would be worthy objects to
encompass but the trouble is the advocacy and not
the doing. 1t is pertinent to ask if Mr.. Graham's
properties have always paid taxes their full valua
ton? This is mentioned as the hand to cast the
stone should be clean.
Mr.. Graham will be opposed by A. T. Cornwell,
who was member last session, and was noted as
one of the earnest workers of the body, and who
feels that his services should entitle him to further
recognition by the whole of Manatee County.
Baker County will have diversion in the selecting
of Representative to the Legislature, as two have
announced for the offce-C. F. Barber and l.. G.
Cobb Mr.. Cobb was member of the last Legisa-
ture, and points to faithful performance of duties
as reason for reelection. Mr.. Barber formerly
served in the Senate, where he was conspicuous for
a brief interval when the deadlock between Call
and Chpley was broken and Mallory was elected to
the United States Senate.
Alfred St. Clair-Abrams of Tavares wishes to be
chosen Senator from Lake County. He also served
as Representative, where he succeeded in keeping
himself in the public eye to certain extent If
elected Senator he will doubtless seek the Presi-
dency of that body, he has great ambition to shine
as legislative presiding officer.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-03-17

Although the rumor was denied when first cir
culated that Hon. j. Walter Kehoe of Pensacola
would be a candidate for the seat of Congressman
Lamar, yet the report is again being spread but
contains foundation for report than before.
Mr.. Kehoe, who is State Attorney for the First
Judicial Circuit, and bright, able man, would
doubtless fill the position in an acceptable manner
but he does not appear willing to enter this contest
though he has been strongly urged to do so by zeal
GUS friends or those who endeavor to pose in that
character.
Not that he is lacking in political ambition, but
he is shrewd enough to see that he is quite COM
ortably fixed at present, while to enter the contest
with Mr.. Lamar, would possibly be a seeking of dis
aster sufficient to wreck future prospects.
It is not likely, therefore, that Mr.. Kehoe will
yield to temptation, and the fight will be with Mr..
Lamar and Hon. j. ID. Stephens of Mariana as the
only candidates for the Office.
The opposition to Congressman Lamar has been
disappointed at the unfruitful effort to
candidate possessing degree of strength indicat-
ing ANYTHING like success. Those who might have q
show of winning reluctant to face the chances
for slaughter, being content to wait more favora-
BILE opportunity to apply for the job of representing
the people in Washington.
reviving of two who supposed to be politically
dead and each wants the same office-member of the
Iegislature-George 7. Morgan City Comptroller,
and A. H. dAemberte for many years Tax Collector
of Escambia County.
Morgan's candidacy shows the attempt of the
Welles faction to crawl up to the pie counter again,
after the crushing defeat of year ago when the
Citizens ticket was victorious Morgan has long
been the lieutenant of Welles the "Bg One" whose
reign of bosssm finally became intoerabe that the
people refused to bear it longer, and il Morgan wins
Il will be an apt illustration of the tenacty of life
in the follower of a ring, even though the people
think that the machine has been smashed
Probably no more effective squelching of candi-
date ever happened in Escambia County than that
given d'Alemberte when he for Sheriff two years
ago vet he again appears in the arena smiling and
confident that he will be chosen for the Legislature.
An attempt was made last week to stir up little
excitement in the First Congressional District by
publication of rumor that Hon. w. S. Jennings
would enter the race against Steve Sparkman, but
there is nothing doing"
Ex.Goyernor Jennings, when asked as to the truth
of the report, smingly protested declaring that il
was untrue and adding that he chad other fish to
fry." thus the field of opposition to Sparkman is
still barren, a matter of qualification to the many
admirers of that gentleman.
Sino,lar that n favorite stunt of Florida Legisla
tures Il the irving to undo the work OF previous
sessions A measure that looks good at the time Of
its massage is found to be obnoxious at the succeed
inc session. The Buchanan law now seems to be thu
faulty thing deserving Of abolition. THIS was Spe