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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-04-27

bas Gerlanaerl na@ benz BDoen, ben
&c bearbeitet, lift nod ni9t in ihrn ae'
medt, aber es uiro eelheben uno
merri i'm erit ienes 8erlanaeu erfaB!
bat, bas beute ben run,aniihen uno
ben ruifiiHen Bauerri gun, NuFitanb
treibt, bartl mirb AUDI NeritD Die
lelber grfabrunaeu ourbmahen. wie
iene 4dnber. GieIeiht nDh fblim'
mere. Desbalb lDnte cine weiie BDs
litit in ieueul 2anoe BET Seite1 aui
cine @erteilung Der iberaroben Sa'
ter aerihtet fem.
Die 2iebe CUR ShDqe uno bas Ser
langer iie 81 beltben lit elm benz
Wenlden innemnbnenoes 0aturae'
fibl. Bei einerl 9eile Der Wenih'
belt 1T es mDl ourh ben Sang ieiner
Gntmidluna abgeftumpft, audi unter'
oriidt mproer, aber bel allen De-
men, au5 bic iih oie(e @inHhffe nibt
aelteno oerandt haber, Doer bel oener
tire @irtung mieber aufgebDben lit,
tOrnrit e8 INNER mieoer nit unmi'
oerftehliher @emalt gum Durhbrub.
9as bat uns Die 8erannaenbeit ge'
seigt, bas aeigt uns bic @egenmart
uno oa8 mirb uns audi bic 3uturft
aeiQer.
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gett iiber go Sabren.

ftpn muroe Wrs. Btnslorn's Sop'
thing . Syrup pm WiQiOnerl BON
Wiittern beira Hobner Der &inoer
argetpenoet. @irit Du i'm S@lafe
ourh bas S@reieri zines &inoe8 ge'
ft6rt, oaS i'm 8abner lit uno nDr
SHmeraen meint? 8enr 10, laiis
iDfDrt cine sFlaibe non ,.Wrs.
8inslpus Soothing SprupA h0len.
Sem Mert lit unbeaablbar. Sc wiro
ben, tleinen 2eioenoen fofurt Hinoe'
runa ueriHafen. BerlaBt euG oa'
rauf, Wiitter, ee lit fein BmeifeI
bariiber. Go belt Diarrboe. regu'
liert ben Wager uno bic 9ierer.
beieitigt Minb &slit, erEueiht ben
gaunlen, perbinoert gnt5tinoune
uno ftdrft bas aarse Spitem.
,Wers. Binslpms Sppthina Sprup'
Fir sahnenoe Rinber lit aioenebm
i'm @eihmaG; oas 8ecept itat1mi
BON einern Der befteu meibliheu
Gerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Ga if
bel allen Orueaiften ia Der aaraen
@elt Az baben. 8reis Is Gents per
Tla{he. 8auft nidts a1oeres, ale
Wra. @inslpme SoDthina Snrun.
@arantiert unter oer 5opo anb
Drugs atte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial'
Numr1,er 1098.
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Elm TEXAS WukpER.

Cine tleine Slai@e bon Seras 8anber.
6au's GROCER gntbedune, beilt ale Nie'
ren' unb Blaienleibeu. entfernt Steine.
setlt Diabetes. NusHuB, fhua1e Rnden,
Rbeumatismus nnb ale uureeelmd6ig.
teiten Der Wieren unb Der 8laie BEL bel.
ben GelhIebtern, sbenio -8~lalenleioen
BEL &in6ern. @enn guer GpOtheter es
uitbt n~ertauft, tbnnt SIR es eegen Gin
ienouna BON $l.00 erbalten. Cine tIeine
5laicbe rsibt fur stpel W0nate nno bers
feblt ielten Seilung. 9r. g. Us. San,
nneinieer Sabritant, .. o. 8oE 629, ct.
9puts, DO. 2ast guh 8euentfe ihifen.
tuut Sertpuf bel alen 9%rWaatten.
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MQerIei.


- gs lit cine Iebr billige &eoenS'
art BON Der .grpreB" au iaaert. oaB
merr, bic austudrttgen 2ebeus' uno
Seuerperitherunas @eieIihaften
ourb bns rleue @eieb. melhe8 tie
apinat, rs 8roa. hires ginfDmmens
in Teras bier i'm State ansulege1,
aus Eeraa nertrieben neroen. oies
ben beimiihen &Dmpagnien suaute
Commit. $50 iino bic beimiihen
3umpaenien @elden grfola Bat
ten bic bier aearinoeten?
Sas groBe 8slt in T0rt Sam
0Dufton lit pom Sturm utlgemebt
moroen. Bor einiaen Munaten tuuroe
bas erfte Belt ourb Seuer aerit6rt.
Den 8etebrunasueriuben Der SDl'
oater leseri ioaar Die @lenerte
Shmierigteiter in ben Weg.
- Die Nusfht 1T uorbanoen,
bnB BON San Gnt0niD lber Blea'
iantDn cine neue Uabn naG Nto
GraEoe Gitg gebaut ueroen miro.
= I'm H., Is. ur0 16. Wai fin.
bet bier Die SabrestDnnention Der
,Sputbmeftern electric ano 8as
NHuciatiun" ftatt.
9ie 2eaisla!ur bat in ihren
beioen S6uiern einen 8eihluB arl'
genumr.en. ourb ben Die .uniteo
Confederate Geterans," oeren Sab
restonnention am 81. Wtai in &ihs
rtunb. 3d., beainnt, eingelaoen
ueroen, ibre nddite &eunion in uns
lerer Staot ab5ubolten.
- Ser SnternattDnal Club bat ben
Wtiets 'Gontratt fir bic Dberen BRET
StDdwerfe oes @ebduoes bee 6. u.
2pan & Truft aunpaanie abaeiblDi'
fen. Der Club Cat aud Die Suniet
8abn p%etitiuniert, einen Spe3ialaug
NIT Shlafmaaen amlihen bier uno
eagle BaB laufen su laiien, oa Die
Berbinouna oiel gu minihen ibri9
ldBt uno Der 8ertebr auf oieier Stre'
de oarunter leioet.
- Die Office oes SmmigrationS'
! Requirements miro pom Bunoesge'
bduoe nab benz 9erreq . @ebauoe,
Nue. Q uno 3. StraBe nerlegt.
- Die Nnudlte BON @uitau Nau'
ratb itno fiir ibren &lienter Tim Ell
men ueuen BrDaeB eineetommen.
9aS @etter lit Dem 8adstunl
bee Bffanaen iebr f6roerlid. Gnf
Die aeleaentlihen &eaenihauer itno
%miItummen Die sFruhtbarteit oea
8etters maht iih iiberaQ bemertbar.
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Gum Yienie!


6inaus in's Crime, 5reie,
$50 toni Der 8Oseliang,
$50 pranst Der 8lnmer 8eibe
Sen I9att'9e zen Bes entlans.
@as fuoGt SIR benn nod iisen
SIN eusen bunitsen Sans,
Sb gurer g(rbett l9wiben?
Bum 9icnic fommt binausl
8aliamii6 peb'n Die Suite
Som Saoen INT gu6 Der;
gs 1enbet feline 9ifte
gmppr bas 8lumenbeer.
@s ariiBt nit leinem &auihen
Oer SLUG Der Guel, Der Sad,
Dem 8ogeQieS wollt lauiden
Sn sriner 8dume Dad.
Die S9metterlinse jasen
Sur luitis bin uno Der,
Sbr bort non @inters 9la9en
Sa feline Gilbe mebr.
SIS ldbt nod alter 8eiie,
BUR Stub Der Staten Elm,
60 lasert gud i'm &reiie
unb laBt uns fr6blib iein.
nnb felt in uniere Mitte
9ie a0rbe tuoblsefiQt,
9amit mad alter Site
Der Sunser mirb seitiGt.
Der Sunser ni@t alleine,
Ser 9urft quilt aud uns bier,
SIR miBt i6on, mas i'd meme,
Drum Der bas 9pme Star Ster.
Gntforft Die 6lai9en l9neIe
unb tpartet nidt auf's @las,
@om 6lalhenbals front belle
Die &ebl binab bas g1aB.
SIS i9medt nod mai TO prd9tis
SIN 6relen bieier Grant,
60 brinst Elm Sod aus, mdbtis,
Dem Gone Star 8ier gum Danf.
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Giieubabu=J =Yla1.
q. n. & 81. W. @ahn.

3ug So. 2 nah gneru, Ooafum, 6sus
ton, 8acD unb Da3fuiiber IieQenben Sta.
tionen nerl66tS San NntuniD 8:45 rsuraers.
3ug No. 4 (Sabb grodett) nn1 guerp.
gDafum, 9oufton, @aeD unb ba5tuiIhen
lieeeuben Station DerldBt San NntDniD
UNI 8 abenba.
BUG I'D. 6 nab 8eeni1e, Corpus gbrifi.
8odpDrt, Mlice &C. berldBt San MntuniD
I'M 1:50 mittaas.
BUG SEQ. l BON 8aco. Spufon, Doatum,
guerD &C. tpmmtt bier urt ZOO abe1bs an.
8ug SEQ. 3 (Danp grodett) BON @nco,
6Duton, NDafum, guerD, CORPUS gbrifi,
&Ddport, Salfurias, Alice &C. ton1Iat in
San MHtoni0 um 1865 mprgeas an.
Dug So. 5 BON Sprpus gbrifti. 8u2,
port. Nlice &c. trifft IN San NntDni0 UNI
LOO Hachmittaos elm.
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Geiet Sizes.

2odbart. Teras, ben II. De8. 1902.
Or. 6. B. Sau, ct. Souls. MD. 8erter
9err: SIN Sabre 1899 lit i'd an Nie'
rens uno 8laIen.9eiben, pDnou mid tue>
niger tuie cine Slaihe Shres pEeras 8un.
Der, San'S arpBe gntbedune, turierte,
10 oaB i'd es betens e%mptehlen tann.
9. 8. Netptun.
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= Sobn 8. 8oltsu, OeffentliHer
Rptar. @runbeigentunt. G9ert fir
8enfionsanlprihe. @6e Grp6etts
uno Naparro.S traBe. aeeeniiber bon
Der San Gntuniu @rpre6." Reues
1elepbun 439.
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0ie Matififattpus.W

oes 9idets Der 8oltsz8artei fin0et am
Gamltas, ben 4. 9tai, in Der 8eetbcpeu
Sale itatt. Sebermann lit einselaben,
Inn GufidluB iiber peli9ieoene Srager
Su erbalten. @S weroen fi6 mebrere
Steiner bDren la11en.
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gmt Chicago, ct. Souls, Ranios Cite,
Dallas, Sort 8prtb unb @acn, thal,A
(Smniet Depot .........7.3O u1Droene.
4ocalaug nia Smithnile 80. 9.05 abenbs
GlamD SPECIAL BON Smitbnile. SnuRpn.
90luefton .6.E morqess.
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Sham @rpunHpiNe.
M. Sc. 3 Z. 8abm.
u q t.

ssab BacD, Sprt Bnrtb, Dallas, Ranjas
gitp, ct. Souls Mnb Chicago, tagIt@.
(Suniet 9eppt) ..........9.00 ebenhs
2ocaIsuo nia Smitbuige. 7.30 nnru1.
alamo special mad Smitbniae. pouftcn,
@albeftDn 1O.25 obeTe4.
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Sputhern Vaetfie WaAm.

Rad Stem Orleans, 0outDn unb 9aI'
befton t6glim ..........12.I 10 mittnes.
uno ...ll.3U abetIoS.
Nab eagle gas, gl 8aio. Collaboration
unb Merit0. ..8 uorrs. u. $3.50 abenea.
Wnfuntt. =
Bon Netp Drleans, psuftun unb Gall
betpn taelih ..........6.30 morsens.
uno 500 Nabm.
Son gl Haio, Californian un6 geeTtt0
.......... LAO BORN. unb IL abenns.
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@abI Mn5eigen.

Sur Staots g d B m e It er.
Die rSreie grefe fur Eeras" 1T autori.
iiert, Serrn Snu S. Sentimana la
&anbibat FIR oas Nnt oes Staotibas'
meifters .anautinoigen.
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gt. aonts 8 Ban Jramctscp Habm.

3ad Sort Smith, Springfield. ct. 9suis.
Ranias GIFTS. Chicago IS. 4 o. y. De.
pot) 500 nbenhs.
Nnfunft.
8un ct. 9puis. Ranias Gitp, 8aris. Gbis
cngu 1910 mgraen8.
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8. & o. u. 8abm.

Rad allen rb.Teras.Bunften ........
.............. ubr unh 500 bonn.
Nab ct. 2Duis, Wempbis unh benz
Often. .1.20 nhr nadut.
Nab Norb : Eeras, Sania8 City unb
st. gouts ............ $3.50 aben0$
Nah Weritp. ............. 1920 nurtl.
Nnfunft {.
goa ct. 2ouia u. benz OHen, $50 mprgens
BON lDcalen Buntten ....10.10 mprgens.
Bon ct. Souls u. benz Often, 7.25 abenbs
Bon 9arebD unb NteritD. leo naBm.
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j3uderrObrsS ameu, &afirsg srH,

6afer, Corn, &ieie, Chaps. seis, Seu.
white Wolf" aemiibtes Sutter, erf'
tlafiae @aren su raiionabIen Srsifen.
G. G. RAIL-,
s3l Sauiou StraBt. Wahfoleer uss
.. g. Wauermann & Bro.
Weioe SeItpesus.
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PEOPLES TICKET.

Nominiert in Der ELECTROMAGNETIC am 2.
Gpil 1907.
Mobor:
Brban Gall ola ban.
Staotanpalt:
SDi. &ban.
NiieiiDr:
SDbn Stappenbed.
&plettpr:
s. S~ilIemain:
Nubitor;
g. Beae.
Sbasmeifer:
@bas. u. s. 6ummel.
&eterber:
M. 6. BuG(en.
Moermen'ot. Sarge:
SDbn Bauer.
SohnT &. SambletDn.
Wm. 8. Rihter
.. s. Mauermunn.
alderman erfte @aro;
s. SC. 2ambert.
alderman stpeite 8aro:
g(i Mrnauo.
alderman brittle 8aro;
Grid Wenger.
alderman bierte 8aro:
gbas. g. Smith.
Ilberntan FINITE 8ar6:
". S. 2DGmpDb.
alderman iedfe 8arb:
6. S. @areb.
alderman iiebente Barb:
60. Braoen.
alderman ahte 8arb:
gmiL &uebn
@naeige.)
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1eiudlt ssaaodben gum Ndben,
Nmerican Oneraa Co., 206 Us. Gom'
merce'S traBe, 4. Stud.
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Citizens NOn-Partisan Ticket.

3ominiert in Der MarttbaIe, 20. Mtara '07
Nfasor:
SDbn Us. Goblin.
Gtabtantualt:
sc. IS. Snorum.
Solicitor:
@barles 6urn If.
aieRor:
Ebao. M. Smith.
&usitpr:
Trib @r00s.
Sdbatmeiter:
SobnS s. Sentiman.
&eforoer:
u. @riff SDnes.
aldermen. ats2arse:
s. q. gbnpa.
Silna $ ma n.
@eDrae 8. TaliaferrD.
5omin BDoemiIs.
alderman erite 8arb:
Nnorem Wener.
alderman stueite @arb:
S. g. GbDots.
alderman brittle 3arb:
Baul Weerfheibt.
alderman nierte Borb:
6. s. EbDmpon
ALDERMAN finite 8arb:
Or. 6. s. Sbr0phire.
alderman iebIie 8arb:
Us. u. Sbafer.
Nlberman iiebente @arb:
Btlliam DDbrDmOlStt
alderman atbte 8aro:
6rnnt S. B0Bhnrbt.
(Nnsei9e.l
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sstnd's 3 @srts pnpnnu . eiaurre
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Otctoria 0ittiiDn, O. .. d @. ".
p(@ulf GbDre.)

0nb gueru. Bictoria. Bort 9auaea, Gor'
pMs gbriiti, 8rpipnsniqe, &io granse
Gttp, @Dliab, Beenine, @bart0n, 8nlas
clos unb Spuftou .......6.00 muroeus.
Gntuntt .8.46 abenos.
Der Sam Suufun" Enab guero, giCtus
ria, @bartDn un SoMtDn ...........
Nbfabrt $1,000. .....7.66 abenhs
Nntunt 90 murgeus.
Nadt 8rptumSptle.
Der Bug Der Suniet 8ictnria Diniii0n.
Nbfabrt 900 moreens, maAt IN glnceos
gerbinbuna NIT Der Gulf Coat Sine far
Corpus gbrifi, Gmtunft bort. 4.55 nahm.
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SDmite Der Bolts artei.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03
WHERE ANIMALS BEAT MEN.
Many Species Are Incredibly Nice
About Their Food.

Mature taking aside" said the zoo
keeper, mice won't eat oleo. 1t is a
fact. Lay pat of oleo and pat of
butter side by side, and in the morn
ing the butter will be gone, but the
oleo will remain untouched. Oh, yes.
some animals are incredibly nice
about their food. The otter, when liv-
ing wild, will only eat one piece, one
mouthful, out Of each fish he catches.
He will land a beautiful trout, but only
one bite of it, from the back, just be-
hind the neck, is good enough for him.
The rest he tosses aside. This epicure
often kills dozen fine big trout to
make one meal. Chimpanzees have
very delicate tastes. A banana or a
pineapple that to you seems delicious,
to chimpanzee may be revolving. His
taste is keener. Grapes grown in hot
houses where sulphur fumes are used
as an insecticide taste all right to a
man, but chimpanzee will have none
Of them. The ichneumon loves eggs.
He can tell fresh from a stale one
simply by tapping the SHE'LL"
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03
saby's Unconscious Charm.

Members of the woman's club were
talking about babies.
Il like them when they're pretty"
said the president.
II don't care especially whether they
are pretty or not II only they're
bright said the secretary, who was n
literary woman.
The club hostess smiled benignly
She was splnster. and was therefore
without maternal prejudices
IT'S all IN the care OF them" she
said. Il once had to take care of a
baby for two weeks. 1t was without
doubt the homeliest baby had ever
seen-if anyone may apply that adjcc-
tive to baby-and II looked as dumb
as an owl in the daytime. 1t was
thrust upon me against my will and !
had the sole charge of 1t. At the end
Of the two weeks thought It was the
most beautiful thing on earth and the
smartest child that had ever beer
born. When its mother came 70 TAX.
II away 1 felt deeply injured"
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03
HARDLY A CORRECT COSTUME.
Dean Stanley Once Entered Palermo
Wearing Nishtshirt.

The voice of the church went forth
full early against the proposal that La
Milo should ride through the streets
of Coventry in raiment too closely
copying the birthday attire in which
the original Lady Godiva rode But
the church itself was once in danger
of being scandalized by one of its il
lustrious members in what appeared
much the same way. The culprit was
none other than Dean Stanley, who
was driving with q friend from Mon
reale to Palermo. Both men were
reading. Stanley suddenly discov-
cred that he was shivering with a
cold. He mentioned the matter to his
friend. well, hadn't you better put
something on?" said the latter, point
ing to the deans bag, witch was close
at hand. Stanley thought it rather a
good idea, and the friend went on
reading. AS they entered Palermo
there were shouts of astonishment
Stanley was placidly reading. His
friend found that the distinguished
churchman had absent-mindedly
drawn out nightshirt from his bag,
and put it on over his other clothing,
and, thus arrayed. was riding tri'
umphantly into the city.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03
Pottery of the Rec indians.

w. R. Ferguson, while on trip up
the Missouri river recently dug up in
old Rec village one of the few pieces
of unbroken pottery work of the Rees.
The piece is a bowl which will hold
about quart and is in perfect state
Of preservation. Plenty of broken
scraps Of this pottery work of the resi-
dents Of this part of the northwest be-
fore the coming of the Sioux are to be
found at the location Of their old
towns along the Missouri river, but
scraps are about all which the search
er can secure by digging and search
ing. The bowl in its present state is a
rare find and will be presented by
Mr.. Ferguson to the state historical
society to be retained in the collection
of that society.-Pierre Letter to the
st. Paul Dispatch.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Shirley, the little four-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Crispin, who
broke her leg about six weeks ago while
jumping down flight of stairs, was
taken sick with typhoid fever on last
Thursday. The child had not fully re-
covered from her injury and was not
quite able to use her limb when she was
taken down with the fever. However,
the doctor claims her present ailment
will not result seriously.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Frequently you pick up the local pa
per and after glancing it over, YEARLY
and impatiently thrust it aside, remark
ing: Nothing in the paper again this
week." Did you ever stop to think just
what that expression, nothing in the
paper" means. 1t means, first of all,
that in the week just past no misfor-
tune has befallen the community; that
no fire has wiped out our neighbours
worldly goods; that the grim angel of
death has crossed no threshold; that no
one, driven by liquor, anger, hatred or
fear, has taken the life of fellow hui
man; that no poor devil, haunted by the
past or overwhelmed by misfortunes in
the present, has crossed the range by
his own hand; that many things that
ought not to happen, have not happened.
Nothing in the paper" means further
that the community is peaceful, happy,
prosperous and busy. So the next time
you read paper that is devoid of trag-
edy, disaster or sensation of any kind,
take time to give thanks and do not
grumble, for mo news is good news. -
Ex.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

The Colorado Telephone company has
announced that after the first of the
present month night toll rates would be
the same as those charged for day SER
vice. The company claims this action
became necessary on account of the
congestion of business due to the many
who would wait until after six o'clock
to take advantage of the cheap rate.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

The Teller house was reopened Tues
day of this week under the management
of A. Lipp. The first meal was served
at breakfast Tuesday morning and since
that time the patronage of the dining
room has steadily increased. The large
hotel is now in shape to do good busi-
ness and give entire satisfaction to the
guests. H. ]. Nesper will be in charge
of the hotel.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

the sarcophagus for the martyred
presidents body is to he made. as 1t
when hoisted recently from
the quarry In Windsor. Vt The stone
is nine by five feet and weighs IT
tons. A cap weighing one ton is to
be made from a smaller block. The
stone was purchased from the Enright
granite quarry at cost OF $70O in
the rough. The illustration shows tho
block placed on sledges ready to be
hauled to the railroad.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Commencing with the first of this
month the new ruling recently put into
effect by the postoffice department re-
ducing the rate on foreign mail became
operative. Henceforth the rate on mail
to all foreign points will be half of the
former rate, having been reduced from
10 to cents per ounce. Three cents
will be charged for each additional oun-
ce above one. Formerly cents was
charged for each additional ounce. AS
there is considerable mail sent from this
county to foreign points not few will
be benefited through the reduced rates.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

The tiling in the First National bank
was laid last week and now the floor of
that financial institution is so clean one
feels compelled to step to the door to
spit. The tiling is of unique design and
the men who performed the work did a
first class job.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Tuesday evening, following the regu-
lar business meeting of the Knights of
Pythias, social session was held. A
number of non-members of the lodge
composed the visiting list. Several
Shakespearean selections by tt mas
Mitchell, late conner to the county,
were rendered. Mr.. Mitchell is an elo-
cutionist of no mean ability and ranks
with the best of them as Shakespear-
can scholar. He seems familiar with
every play written by the great author,
has committed the larger portion of
them to memory and his elocutionary
skill enables him to deliver them in a
highly pleasing and entertaining man.
ner. Besides Mr.. Mitchell's efforts John
G. Williams recited several recitations
which were well received. Abe Rachofs-
ky figured among the speakers and ex-
planned at length the science Of hypnot-
ism. He was assisted by Peter McFar-
lane who proved to be well posted on
the subject. He knew all about it but
was little lacking in the power requir-
ed to place one in hypnotic state.
Other short but interesting talks were
delivered by several of those present
and during the evening nicely prepar-
ed spread was partaken Of. The men,
bers of the lodge and their guests en-
loved very pleasant evening.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Alfred Skeels of Central City, man.
ager of the Gold Collar mine and an op-
orator of the district for many years,
remarked in the course of conversation
with Gazette reporter, that the New
house tunnel had been the most import
ant element in the rejuvenation of the
old producers of Gilpin county, even
those far beyond the present terminus
of the tunnel. The very fact that bet
ter condition was in sight, that new and
feasible access to the reserves of great
er depth was at hand, so encouraged the
owners of property that they have main
tained their property and are prepared
to take advantage of the tunnel facili-
ties when they come. There was never
a question of the mineral wealth of the
lower depths but there was a certain
limit to profitable operation where the
costs of pumping and mining grew too
great at depth. Idaho Springs Gazette.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

The dilapidated back porch and stair
way in the rear of the Harris block on
Main street, has been torn down this
week by Bob Harris. A new porch and
stairway is being built by John Mccall
lister which will add greatly to the
beauty of this alley.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Dave Jenkins, who has been employ
ed as. bookkeeper for the Jenkins, Nc
Kay Hardware company of this city, left
yesterday morning for his home in st.
Louis, where he will remain permanent
ly. H. H. Hall has succeeded Dave in
the store.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

The Central Bottling Works has re-
ceived carload of the highest grade of
assorted wines and liquors to satisfy the
exacting tastes of the residents of Gil
pin county. These goods will be sold at
prices so reasonable that no place can
afford to be without them.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03
Stone from Which sarcophaeus Will
Be Carved.

Roston.-The body of William Nc.
kinley will rest in a green granite
sarcophagus in his tomb at Canton. O.,
that of his wife beside il in a similar
stone receptacle. The accompanying
picture shows the stone from which
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Frank Beaman, employed at the Cen
tral Bottling Works, cut his hand very
severely on a broken bottle Monday and
has been unable to work since his mis-
fortune.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

If you want to save money and at the
same time have the best there is to be
had in the grocery line, trade at Haw-
ley's.
Gilpin observer., 1907-10-03

Frank ]. Fleiss of this city, was mar
ried in Denver Saturday to Miss Nellie
L. Stevens of Canton, Kas. Mr.. Fleiss
and his bride arrived in Central Sunday
evening and will make their home in the
picturesque city.