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U s rofurdlns IS. registered. 5000.
U. S refunding IS. coupon. ..........
L S ss. registered OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
u s. IS. coupon. ..,....... .......-.
U. s New Is. registered ..............
u $. New is. coupon. ..............
American Tobacco Us. ...............
American Tobacco 6s. ................
.atchison general is..
AtchIson adjustment +s.............
Atcl.Ison corS. Is.
A;ciison cow. SIS. Observation-Disclosures.
Atlantic Coast Line IS Cbldl.
Baltimore and Ohio is...............
Baltimore and Ohio gas.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit conv. 4s......
Central OF Georgia rs. .............-...
Central of Georgia LIST Inc totfcred>..
c, htral OF Georgia End Inc. ....,....
Central OF Georgia Sd Inc. (offered)...
Chesapeake and Ohio iiss.. .........
Chicago and Alton 3iss tbid) ......
Chicago. b. and Quincy new is......
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y. Chicago. r. l. and Pacific II. Z. 4s.... So
VI, Chicago. II. and Pac K X col IS 62l.
=. c.. C.. /. and ST, Louis gen isi .... 9oH
y Colorado Industrial IS. series A...... Al
u Colorado Midland As tbd)... ........ 50
&c lcrado and Southern 4s............ S0M
Cuhn Observation-Disclosures. 81
d Denver and Rio Grande 4s........... 90
y Dstllers Securities 5s.............. GAY
=. Era prior lien As. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Erie General As Observation-Disclosures. 70i.
y Hncking Valley 4iss tofered) ........ osi.
Inter. Met. Az ..,............... 80
Japan NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ......... 76z
apan AS, certificates. .............. SAY
japan 4i.s. certificates, End series. s+,:
1.o uisvile and Nash. Unified +s...... SO
\: Manhattan consoi gold is............ 9oii
Mexican Central As tbid). IL
Mexican Central LIST Inc. ............ ~
MINI. and st. Louis As toTered).... 50
l, Missouri. Kansas and Texas ls...... asts
u MISSOURI, Kansas and Texas :nds... 17ii
Nnt'l r. r. of Mex. con. Is (ofIeredl. ISL:
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

New York. Central gen. ks.......... Sc
New Jersey Central gen IS. ......... LIE
Northern Pacific 4s.. ......... 81
Northern Pacific as G5
Norfolk and West. con. Is tofrcred).. 90
oregon Short Line refunding Is. 1oA
PENNSYLVANIA conv. 3lAs. ...........a soy
Roodins General As. Observation-Disclosures. SO
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s. l02i;
st. Louis and San Francisco tx. 4s.... GoI:
ST. Louis southwestern con. is...... 81
Senhoard Air Line is (bldD. ........ 61si
Southern Pacific Observation-Disclosures. 79,i
Southern Pacific LIST Is. certificatcs.. SSH
southern Railway 5s............ oc
Texas and Pacific lists. lo7
Toledo st. l.. and Western As. ....... SO
Union Pacific As. Observation-Disclosures. 95s.
Union Pacific conv. is. .............. SIX
United States Steel End 5s............ S2si
Wabash lists. Observation-Disclosures. 10I
Western Md Observation-Disclosures. 63.!
Wheeling and Lake Erie Is (offcred) 10
Wisconsin Central Is lbid). ......... IS
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
Omen Glaze

cash quotations were as follows: Flour
siraay NO spring wheat s1Glo4; No
y slc'@ Sto2i No red, slHa osisc No
10 oats Ahssc.: No. white, 42I.Gp5ic
S'opN feeding barley. d2d7ic. fair to choice
mating, 17Gsoc, Flaxseed.--No north
sls.2o short ribs, sides toose), s79oG s 90 !:
mess pork, per barrel. sls.e5mis,sO;1 lard.
pei 100 pounds $780, short clear sides (box.
pa'. fhpua77S. Whiskey basis OF high
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NEW ORLEANS. La, November l2..-
cO1TON--spots were easier with prices uM-
changed; ni!ddling, 10 l3-lsc. sales ware
1,soc bales on the spot and | 800 to arrive.
FUTURES opened steady. 74li points above
ssthe close OF yesterday as a result of the
good showing al Liverpool. This advance
II the influence of prediction OF warmer
weather and less active spot demand there
fewas general recession In values In the
late session the market declined s,ill fursher
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Cotton, steady: middling, 1880: gross re.
ceirts, LOG bales; sales. 100 bales; stock,
A2,o40 bales.
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts
7o.157 bales; export to Great Britain, 97os
bales; to the Continent, 3.o43 bales: stock.
7t52io bales.
Consolidated al all por,s-Net receipts.
bales: to France t7.si3 bales TO the Cont.
ncnt. so,s25 bales; TO Japan 2.lsS bales
Total since September LIST at all ports
NeI receipts. a.lsO.46l bales; export TO Great
eales: to the Continent. 70l,o27 bales; TO
Jcpan. ll,os5 bales; TO Mexico, 992s bales
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-10-26
EMIE N T 0S
DEL COMISIONADOS DEL CON-
DADO De MORA.
Los siguie tes pagos furon hech-

LOS SlSule UeS pagOS IurOn neCI-
oS.
Primitive Pine, Road Sup, No.
1850, $4.35; Felipe Vasquez, No.
1851, 4.35; Faustin Leyva, No.
1852, 6.20; Jose Marino Gonzales,
road, No. 1858, 800; Ed.D.Wood-
bury, road, No. 1854, 500; An
tonic Arguello, road, No. 1856;
$40; Juan Ant. Muniz, road, 1855
500; Joe Gentry, road, 1857, 500;
Manuel martinez, road, 1858, 4.25;
Roberto Romero, road, 1859,
49.O0; Bonifacio Garcia, road, 1850
$500; Juan Jose Rodriguez, Gen.
Co., W. 1861, 800; Jose F. Nolan,
Gen. Co., w. 1862; 1851; S. B.
Davis, Gen. Co., W. 1868, $500;
Andres Medina, W. 1868, 8.55; J.
d. Medina, W. 1866, 1880; Dan.
Cassidy, W. 1866, $500; B. D.
Black, W. 1867, 1890; Winters
Drug Co., W. 1868, 2.75; First
National Bank, W. 1859, 145.O0;
Floersheim Nero. Co., W. 1870,
1900; Anastacio Medina, W. 1871,
1000; Alexandra Gonzales, road,
W. 1872, 4.20; Pascual Lobato, W.
1878, $50; Albino Romero, W.
1874, $50; Antonio S. Trujillo, W.
1875, $40; Miguel Lucero, W.
1876, 800; Antonio j. Borrego,
W. 1917, 2.1O; Elesio Vigil, W.
1878, $40; Fca M. Ortiz, W. 1879,
1.8O; Santiago Bernal, W. 1880,
$40; F.A.GonzaIes, W. 1881, 2.10.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-10-26

PARA VENDER - 5000 acres
Terrenos. H. r., 20 millas al nor
este de Roy en- ell arroyo de los
Yutas, 200 acres bajo de rriego,
tambien 800 acres terreno de STEM
bra 6 millas al oriente de Roy v
muchos otros trechos de terreno,
tambien tengo una casa del tren de
arboles de fruta de la Compania
Star Nursery de Quincy, ILL.,, para
Vender. pregunten q
G. E. Hartley,
Springer, N. M.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.

Land Office at Santa Fe, N. M.
October IT, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that Nell
lie M. Howe, of Sanchez, N. NJ.
has filed notice of his intention to
make final five year proof in sup
port of his claim, viz; Home
stead Entry No. 6913, made March
Is, 1902, for the sw4 mel, 81 nw4,
sec. 13, sell ne4, sec. IA, township
16 H., range % e., and that said
proof will be made before Esteban
V. GalIegos, .. S. Court Com. at
Isidoro, N. NJ, on Dec. 7, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on, and cultivation of, the land, viz;
E. r. Nayes, Francisco Chaves,
Sanchez, N. M; j. w. Howe, of
Ration, N. NJ; Francisco Martin
ez, of Gonzales, N. M.
MANUEL r. OTERo,
list D 1926 LIST 11-30. Register
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-10-26
QUE SlRVA CUATRO AMOS MAS.

Qe oregon, SonadOr de los EStadOS
Unidos, ha tornado un paso mara
villoso para pulsar ell sentimiento
del pals en- la situaci6n Presiden-
cial. Por medic del National
Magazine, de Boston, Mass, ha
ofrecido un premio de $1,000 en-
dinero efectivo, al pueblo Ameri-
cano, por ell argumento mas fuerte
" mejor escrito en- soporte q las
siguientes aserciones:
"Primero. Que ell pueblo So
berano Y no Teodoro Roosevelt, ell
individuo y sirviente publico, di-
cidira quien sera su successor.
"Segundo. Que Teodoro Roose-
velt no puede declinar un segundo
termino elective 8 atentar & NOM
brar a su successor, sin hacer saber
sus deseos personales u opiniones
egotesticas q los deseos combina-
dos 6 inteligencia del partido Re-
pubIicano y de los eIectores de la
naci6..
"Tercero. Que la honestidad
de Roosevelt, SUI valor, iniciativa,
Imagination, versatilldad y tre-
menda capacidad para ell trabajo
con ell corazon y la mente, constan-
temente puso acordes los derechos
del pueblo y sus mandates, Y su
insistencia en- ell enforzaminto de
las leyes mas bien que quebrantar-
las v la protection de los hombres
v la propiedad. en- un grdo sin
paralelo lie han ganado la confanza
de todo ell pueblo; queen la mente
popular, Roosevelt, durAnte su in
cumbencia ha demostrado sn hab-
ilidad y determination de hacer
bien como ell serviente principal
del publico y no como su dictador;
que esta contianza siendo una de-
duccion del terebro y no una emo.
cion del coraz6n es impossible de
destruction eXcepto por su trail
ci6n que por ell escognimiento de
algun otro hombre, contraction y
restriction de negocios debe exis-
tir durante ell periodic necesario
para ell de demostrar q Ia satisfac-
cion del pueblo su habilidad y de
determination prra hacer bien, y
por 10 tanto, q menos que, venga
la muerte 8 enfermedad seria, ell
Presidente Roosevelt debe ser y
sera escognido y electo para un
segundo termino elective.
Ell premio sera dado ell dia Is de
Mario de 1908, cerrandose Ia con
tesla un mes antes, y tres jueces,
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ESTRAYED.

% head of sheep on my place at
Mesteno, ear marked as follows:
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1907-10-26

CaDallofOS Qo gran eStlmaclO Seran
nombrados para pasar sobre los
argumentos sometidos.
Ell senador Bourne, hablando de
esia oferta dijo: "Francamente
mi proposito es asegurar discussion
y agitacion resultandv en- convic-
cion y cristalizaaion de opinion.
Confiado que ell sentimiento gener-
al de la patria sin mira de partido
favorece la renominaciony re-eleo- :
cion de Roosevelt, tomo este modo
de invitar una expression en- ell as
unto. Estas proposiciones aqui
puestas hablan por 81 mismas, v
las respuestas q las mismas, q 10
menos revelaran ell sentimiento
popular que existe hoy. ST las
miras que yo tengo-y puedo ana
dir que son Participates completa-
mente, puedo decir, por hombres
de cada seccion con quienes he
venido en- contracto-son las mir
RS del pueblo Americana general
mente, entonces es bueno estable-
Ger esa realidad y establecerla de
una vez. Lo mas pronto sea la
demostracion tanto mejor para la
patria.
En- mi opinion NADIA mas conduc-
ivo al suceso de negocios Y tran
quilidad publica podia posiblemen-
te ocurrir en- este TEMPO que la
sustitucion de certidumbre por in
certidumbre en- 10 que toca q la
Presidencia. Valdria cienes de
milliones de pesos para nuestros
intereses materiales. Ell mundo
de negocios ganaria incalculable-
mente por la a~eguranza 8 reaseg-
uranza que tai certeza trajierG.
Las policias de la administration
son aceptadas y aprobadas. Sola-
mente saber que Roosevelt contin-
uara en- ell pOder SO necesita para
inaugurar una era de prosperidad
en- una era mas libre y sana que
nunca antes. Llamenle un tercer
t6mino 8 un segundo termino cleo
two, como quieran; la exigencia de
los tiempos pide que sirva cuatro
amos mas. Es un deber patri6tico
que ell debe a su patria. Ell no
puede rehusarlo, y al hacerlo per-
deria ell respecto y confanza que
ell pueblo lie tiene. No puede re-
husarlo cuando ell pueblo haga sa-.
Der sus deseos. " Ahora es ell ITEM
po para oirlos."
Sc halo una llave dc candado
atada de ma faia de se1Iora. Pre-
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Owner can have
same by paying
damages and costs
of this notice.
JOSE DOLORES
...... MEDINA.
Roy, New Mexico.
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Sc halo una llave de candado
atada de una faja de sonora. Pre-
gunten en- esta ofesina. -.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

NJ. X. Sullivan has received word that
he has practically received the appoint
ment Of deputy mine inspector, being
notified to that effect last week. 1t has
almost been an assured fact for the
past two months that the gentleman
would receive this position as he carried
the endorsement OF the state central
committee of the Republican party. AS
the appointment does not become ef.
fective until the first Of June, the ap.
pointee will not assume his duties until
that time.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

W. o. Jenkins and P. X. Alsdorf, of
this city, and o. B. Thompson, of Black
Hawk, have been appointed on the CON-
mittee OF 100 which is to raise 100000
for the purpose Q. advertising the state
X. L. Martin is a member Of the execu.
tive committee. 1t is the intention OF
the commercial association inaugurating
the boosting movement to raise the
100000 within thirty days and there is
no question but that they will accom-.
plish their purpose, as the first day sub.
scriptions were received over s11 600 was
raised. II all the boosters on the com.
mittee Of 100 are as. energetic as the
quartette appointed from Gilpin county,
the entire amount will be raised within
week.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

Good plays, like good wine, improve
with age. This is certainly true Of that
marvellously successful melodrama
Human Hearts" which Manager Nanke.
vile offers for the tenth year. The
company to be seen in the play this
season, comprises oil OF last years fav.
orites, and wherever q part could be
improved upon, the change has been
made, and it is promised that never
before has this beautiful play been SO
well presented. "Human Hearts" gives
pure, wholesome lesson that touches
the heartstrings in the pathetic scenes
and excites the risibilities in the hun.
orous ones. The pathos and comedy
are 80 we'll blended that the audience 10
In tears one moment and convulsed with
laughter the next. The scenic ,eq uip.
ment will be perfect in every detail, 90
1t is said, and the management has done
everything possible to insure a first class
performance. At the opera house, Sun.
day, April 14th.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

The local camp, Wodmen OF the
World, are arranging for a big time on
Saturday evening. A joint meeting is to
be held between Central and Black Hawk
lodges. The degree team Of Golden is
coming up to initiate the large class OF
new members. Fifteen new candidates
are to be initiated from Black Hawk and
over fifty from Central. After the bust
ness and initiatory work, spread will
served.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11
PERSONAL Mention

Jonn Nilimour. brother OF the late
Jaf. A. Gilmour, who arrived from Terre
Haute, Ind, last week to be in atten.
dance at the funeral, returned to his
home Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Martin Noonan, left Monday for
California where she will make her
home at Los Angeles with her parents.
L. j. Rachofsky left Tuesday after.
noon for Denver, where he will take a
weeks rest.
Bert Knight,who had been working for
Thos. Stribley in the barber shop, left
Sunday morning for Denver. 1t ap.
pears that the gentleman prefers living
10 Denver to Central!
M. X. Sullivan and wife and son,
James and wife, went to Denver Tues.
day afternoon. The latter will remain
in Denver until he returns to Leadville
to assume his duties as engineer ut one
of the big mines.
Byron Lake one of the oldtimers of
this county, came up from Denver Tues.
day. Mr.. Lake has just rounded out
his SEVENTEEN year and still appears
hale and hearty.
DR.. and Mrs. j. M. Hannah went to
Denver yesterday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Paul arrived from
Nina, New, Saturday evening, being
called here on the death of the father of
Mrs. Paul. Jas. A. Gilmour.
Hugh DeFrance, stenographer Of the
district court, arrived from Golden
Tuesday morning. Mr.. DeFrance says
his father has just returned from his
California trip and shows very little
improvement in health. The judge was
unfortunate in arriving in California
during the rainy season.
Robt. Lewis came back from trip to
Denver Tuesday.
j. Med. Livesay, former attorney OF
this city, now practicing law in Cripple
the district court.
Frank Mayhem returned home from
Denver Sunday and will remain. Mr..
Mayhem was taken to Denver several
weeks ago and underwent an operation
which became necessary from causes
arising from the severe attack of typhoid
fever he suffered few months ago. He
seems to have completely recovered
from all sickness and as soon as he re.
gains his strength will be as we'll as
ever. Mr.. Mayhew's friends are pleased
to see him back and to feel that he is
again we'll and able to be around.
Chas. Becker came up from Cripple
Creek Tuesday, being involved in litiga
tion before the district court.
Miss Ella Flynn returned Tuesday
evening from visit to Denver.
Mr.. Hogan, manager OF the Gunnell
mine, returned Tuesday from a business
trip to New York.
DR.. c. NJ. Froid was called to Omaha
Nebr., yesterday afternoon on business
that required his immediate and per.
sonal attention. He will be away from
the city about week.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11
IS|i:I|''f|{g}H||a!!lb = !!
1HrW uNtlEM

Sunshine. y ,,s
Sunshine In tn mornin'
Makes a feller gay. kTh''
Sort O. sets him hummin' III :,
On a song. someway! - !,
Sorter melts tn troubles
In his achin' head,
Fills his brain with tinglea,
And with joy instead! :.
When it Gums t nectar.
Best thing l kin see:
Talk erbout yer licker-
'Tain't the stun fer me!
Sunshine! Sunshine! Sunshine!
1t don't never fade
Best cocktail, by ginger,
Good Lord ever made!
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11
Love and Woman.


By was very young and unsophisti-
Gated, he spoke to his mother about
love. Putting her arm tenderly about
me, mother warned me that love at
first sight usually proves that mans
eyes need testing.
When young man marrles," ex.
planned mother, "he thinks his wife is
an angel, but he discovers later, that
she is not even good cook! Living
admonished mother, but hash is more
filing. Hash, too, should be taken on
faith-the more faith the better.
Typography is not the art of maxi
ing pie any more than the habit OF
smoking cigarettes is the synonym for
success. You will probably expect
your wife to make biscuits like mother
made. 1t behooves you first to make
the dough her father made.
and when you have done this"
continued mother, remember one
thing. A man may put all his prop
erty in his wifes name, but he must
take care of his reputation himself.
desire, my boy, to relate an incident
that halls from Missouri. A Show.
Me- schoolma am was teaching class
in arithmetic. Said she:
Johnny, if your father gave your
mother 81 to-day and IS tomorrow.
what would she have?'
"A fit,' promptly responded Johnny.
My boy, see that your wife has no
financial fits!
"My son, you do not judge horse
by his blanket; why, then, make
mental estimate of a woman from her
costume? Bear in mind that finely
feathered, pensive maid may be an
expensive maid after marriage. Many
mans house is built of aloes wood"
concluded mother. See that yours is
fragrant with love. Love is a holiday
in rural dell where bluebells bloom;
disagreement and wrangling, visit to
the fetid shambles. Go often to the
dale, but nail shut the gateway that
leads to the place Of unhappiness and
domestic chaos!"
When a mere child, I was called to
my mothers knee. Gently patting me
on the head she said:
ut isn't SO much where you part
your hair as what you have under the
part!" Il have parted mine that way
ever since.) Continuing, mother ad
vised: my boy, it is the things we
do under adverse circumstances that
show the metal in us. Fundamentally,
be honest. Many men believe honesty
pays in the long run. but most Of
them are too fat to run long! Solo
mon may have been wise in his own
generation, but he never had to live a
seal-skin life on a dog-skin salary, as
many people are doing to-day. If you
must live this kind of life, live 1t
honestly. Go to church and help sup.
port the pastor, but do not make the
mistake of believing that the devil
never occupies the front pew.
Sometimes" continued mother, "the
lack of the milk of human kindness
prompts one to wonder If the kind, old
COW is not dry!"
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

Geo X. kimball father OF Joe and
Geo. Kimball, Of this county, died in
Golden Monday from paralytic stroke.
His sons were with him at the time OF
DEATH Deceased was rs years OF age.
He was native OF Boston and was at.
tracted to the west 10 1860 by the gold
excitement, crossing the plains with an
OK team. He located in this county and
engaged IN mining. In 1870 he went
to Golden, where he had resided until
the time Of his death. He was a prom.
inent Mason and the funeral was held
in Denver yesterday afternoon, under
the auspices Of that order. Burial was
made in Fairmount emetery. Besides
two soma wife survives him.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

Judge and Mrs. A. H. DeFrance and
daughter Miss Cora returned Tuesday
from Long Beach. Calf, where they
have been sojourning for about three
months. The Judges health was much
improved by the rest and recreation,
and he will resume his duties, as presid.
ing officer OF the First Judicial district
in couple Of weeks.-Golden Tran
script.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

No verdict had been reached by the
jury in the Thaw case at late hour this
afternoon. The jury came in and asked
to see the copy Of the testimony and
also asked for certain exhibits. They
then retired for further deliberation. A
disagreement is expected.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

The New York Store was entered by
burglars Sunday night, entrance being
effected throuyh a rear window, the
glass being broken. As an investigation
failed to prove anything missing from
the stock it is presumed the person or
persons who broke into the store were
after money and were not intent upon
replenishing their wardrobe. The man
agement had emptied the cash register
and the burglars secured nothing for
their trouble. 1t is thought the robbery
was attempted early Sunday evening
while Lewis Rachofsky was at church.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

Mrs. John Gilman, who has been criti-
cally i'll the past two weeks with peri
tonitis, was operated on Sunday by DR..
Saunders. She stood the operation we'll
and is doing nicely. The doctor claims
her chances Of recovery now are excel.
ent.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

The Colorad Herold, German paper
printed in Denver, issued it's 37th an.
niversary edition last week. The spec
ial number contained mention OF tn 8
section and on several pages appeared
the advertisements of few OF the busi-
ness men of this city and Black Hawk.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

Anyone subject to headaches caused
by eyestrain or weak eyes, and in need
of scientifically adjusted glasses should
not fail to see Mr.. Icove formerly with
Green & Green. He has been coming
here regularly for over six years and is
we'll recommended. At the Teller house
now until Saturday.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

Human Hearts" in all the glory OF a
new scenic setting, and with an adequate
cast, will be presented for popular ap-
proval at the opera house. Sunday,
April 14th.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11
SeekIno the LIGHT.

A story is told of teacher who re-
cited to her pupils "The Landing of
the Pilgrims" after which she re-
quested each pupil to draw from his
or her imagination picture Of Ply.
mouth Rock. Most of them went to
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

Herman Peterson has had pleaced in
billiard and pool room an electric piano
for the entertainment Of his patrons. 1t
is quite novelty and is attracting a
great deal of attention. The instrument
operates on nickel in the slot plan.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

For Sale-Ten room house on Law
renee street, and seven room house with
barn, on Nevada street. Very cheap for
cash, or easy terms. Chas. F.. Barker,
call at Barker's jewelry store. If
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

DR.. Frazer, who arrived in the city
last week from Denver, has decided to
remain and has commenced practicing.
He has offices where he was formerly
located-in the Elks' building.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

One-half ton OF fancy mixed candies re-
ceived at Hyndman's. Selling rapidly at
Is cents per pound. Absolutely pure =
made to comply with all the requirements
OF the pure food law.
Gilpin observer., 1907-04-11

At the Salvation Army hall this even
ing there will be sisters meeting and
on Saturday night service OF song.
These meetings are free for the public
to attend.