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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Seiratbs Qicensen.

Iolgenoe Seiratbs . 2icen5en MIR.
orn geitern bpm Glcrr oeS Common
EleaS-9eridts olSgeitellt:
@iuiam ). MmooenL %, @aibing.
ton, 3. g., utb Majorie 6. 7unbont.
Gbmorb 5. 9roop, %. Nr. 1O40,
@orforo-Npc. unb NgneS %. 9annar
ban y Sabre olt.
Clinton s. Cunningham %, un6
Sopbte 9. Sennnnt, 81 Sabre alt; 81.
Gems gebolt BON s. 6. Cunningham
Mr., PHO, goclapitrobe.
Nrtbur 2arfin, %, Nr. S36, 46.
StraBe, Gbilooelpbio, go, uflo Warp
IS. ". McGubbtn 90 Sabre aft.
Games 20. Scete, 26, Wioolctoipn
lnb Rnrp &. Wtiller, % SABRE aft,
County.
Sbomos s. 9apts, 80, uno Warp
.. SuQ, % Sabre oft; 2icen5 gebolt
bon :. NJ. Gapis.
&obn 6. Noolph, -, m1o Gillian 6.
Spinolcr, % Sabre alt, Baltimore
County.
&anles s. gdiman, "a, ulo Narp
u. 6oro, 20 Sabre alt; Sicen5 gebolt
bon Soiepb u. Warrifnep. Nr. 1851,
@ooobeoritrobe.
Sobn s. Garter, %, Baltimore.
Goluntp, uno Slorence 2pnd, 81 Sab.
re oft; 2icen5 gebolt bon CHARLES
Cunningham, Hr. zoos, 9oferitraBe.
Sorrp j, @eQer, 20, mo Worp
.. Momer, % Sabre oft; 2icen5 &c.
bolt bon @iaiam Is. @eller, Ger. 745,
@eIt2 om6arbitrabe.
Goipcr s. S6omas, 20, Nr. 1904,
Gombrioeeitrobe, uno Sobama %.
6orltcr, % Sabre alt.
Spmon 9lumbcre, 81, Nr. 226, 9I.
beHlarlcltraBe, unb 9eilie SimonL 20
Sabre alt.
Carroll 6. 9oners, 81, Tr. 8,
Waplc-9( pe., uno Heuie u. 8rolaf, 10
Sabre alt.
Seneoifi 8, 6alter, 81, uno Sen.
rietta @oolfenoer, 1S Sabre alt; 81.
ccn5 gebolt BON Soicpb Salter, Or.
4O1, Siib.MonroeitroBe.
Worris Giitiller, 90, 9r. $40, Bur.
aunop-aaep, ullb Morp YeImalt, is
Sabre aft.
elmer Sing 20, uno Sonna6 Hic.
mer, 26 Sabre oft; 2icen5 gebolt ron
Sarrp Sing, Nr. 1906, Noro-YrooO-
man.
Stanley $. 5itus. "a, Spofane,
@oib., unb Wirian .. Stoobaro, %
Sabre aft, Sprone, ga.
@illiam Mnles, 81, uno 9eiiie 9.
@ortbington, 1S Sabre alt; 2ieen5 ge-
bolt bon Inbren Hrurt, Sarforo-
Mpenue.
Soiepb 9. WcGlosfept %, SbiluocI-
pbio, $50, uno Selcn Hoogers, 90
Sabre oft; .2icen5 gebolt bon George
Suid, 9h. 1910, SIt.G6oieItr.
CHARLES 81. Spinbler, jltn., "a, unb
Selen 8. &aufman, 81 Sabre alt; 81
cen5 gebolt bon q. &aufmarL GER. 9O4,
Sit-Nortb- @penle.
Sranf s. Subj, @itttper, q, unb
Murgaret 9. Mitdea, @ittipe, 80
Sabre alt; 2icen5 eebolt bon Sobn g..
9ieblman, Ger. 1880, Golumbiu.9(pe.
George S%annenfelier, %, uno @n.
ME %. 8rcil1er, 10 Sabre alt; 2icens
gebolt bon Charles Mc@rego. 0r.423,
Sit-Gboieitrabe:
9opio Gnior llt %, Tep- Dorf, g..
D., ulo Sannie Sarmon Sbednep, 81
Sabre alt; 2icen5 gebplt bon %. $.
&innep Nr. 731. Gumberlanbitrobe.
abrabom Silberman, 25, Nr.1115,
Sit-Yruttitrobe, unb Sobie Grim, &c
Sabre alt.
@iritop q. &on1oier, jun, 81, unb
Minnie 6. Nougen, 80 Sabre oft; 81.
Gems 9eboIt bon 9. s. Wtclmer, Scr.
2003, Saflepitrobe.
Sroncis s. Hiciett, 81, Nr. t143,
SbarpItrobe, unb 9eiiie 6. WfopiGe,
20 Sabre alt.
Charles Gigeloinger, 26, uno War.
garet =. Gmerine, 20 Sabre alt; 81.
cen5 gebolt bon slugult Gi%aeloinaer,
Yer. 1913, Noro.S trideritr.
Sm StraBentrubel. - Gle
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
@crdants G. Timers sransport. 60
Sampfcr.2 tnte.

Sautpfcr.2tnte.
1fadlt ano pafagtere.
sgah Boftsn Mub BEN Often.
Wont., 9ientt., 0unnerft., Gamft., 9 lttr abs.
T" Wadt Nroutbenee unb bent pten.
Sonntag.. Wittpoh, Greitag, 8 11br slbenbA.
"Nah Neippprt.getps nnb sprfpn
tdelt6, 8 llbr MbenbS. NV
fGra1t anqenomrnen tdeIi6 Biz 8 llbr go&nt..
fnr een1elhen Gag. abtabrenoe 9ampfer.
Ha6 sauannah Mno BEN ehbeu.
Gienftag. Sanneritae. Samftae, 8 utr NbenbS.
gg. =. Gorta, aeent, Gong 9od.
Sanpt.yhrean: German. anb 2t8t.etrate.
Gt3.T&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

les eingereihten aloge beiBt es, bab
Die Sirma nift iniolpent, ober grobe
S%oroeru1Gcn gcqcn Die @abn . @eielIs
iboft fir Grtroorbeiten nid)t eincol-
l~eftiren t0nrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Narslanb NIB YennIpluanta 8abn.
Mm 1. september In Strait trctenb.
Qiioe ierIofru Rnrth,0 lns n ue, Sfnfiun.

8Iae u~erlaiien Rortb.Nipenne. etatton:
men Son1fag.
$40 Mloraens Delta Iccom., nur Sonntae.
$50 Worgens gelair slccort, idglit, nuSges
nonlrneu Sonntag.
leo @admittues geIdir Gecom.,. nur Samitae.
3,45 Nadmit'aaS Vprt Yoft, tdgIi6. aisge'
nunlnlen Gonntae.
4.O5 Ia6mittaes SeIfa glceom., uur Sorntae.
5.t5 Tadmitta9s VeIair @gpreb, tdeIi&. aus
eenpnlmen Gonntda.
6.10 Mbenbs Delta Mccorn., tdeIi9, au5eenor,s
men GonntoS.
HOO slbenos NeIta slccont., nur Gonntaa.
11.30 Mberbs 9elnir steconl., td9Ii1, ausse,
nputrteU Gpnut1q.
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Baltimore 9ampf Yafet Go.
gate II suuerlatFse H~at.2inte.)

T6tnpfer .0trstnia (nea), rMlabama,"
Georgia. y9enneNts."
Tan1pfer Iubren tdali4, SonHtdBS dusaenoms
9igbtssirabe, $50 Mbenbs, brett mad OIS
3otl!t Comfort, NorfpIf. Portsmouth un6 aQeh
3unften ees Silbeils. -Gerbinbung In Oh
8tdmono. @erbinbune. IN Portsmouth nit benz
nSeaboarb Mir 9ine" foIioent Bulge mad gprtS.
mouth uno ATLANTA. Sn HorfDlf Nerbtnbnne
peitIid inb ~SIb Dominion Cine mad geip.
bern, @afbinston. @.s9. ai6monb. b.. unb
ri5fe .8aiiten3immer. eIeftrtf1e 8eIeu&tlhe,
Sampfbei5u1a, &oien fret. Meferbtrte aaihten.
as,t.n! ,r, tn rl ben giast.gilgsasg ber gq9.eigs.
EOS, 9%iebtsetraBe. Q. q. 6. Office, SaSoft.G6e
baltimore, .uno GalbertsStrabe. .goniineutaI
arutt 9ni!oinaA unS aIbarsb's. Rr. 100. Rorb'
gbdrIessSfrnbe.
Sotn u. eherwoob, q. grslsa,
8icesBrdf. II. Gen. sUaaraeer. Ger. s8dff. ~ gent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Y~bfabrtstasc Der Eniiagicr.S ampfcr
DUn NclusODrf.

am II, Sftober 9ampfer nSou.
raine" na6 SABRE.
Vim II. Sftober Gunpfer IS. j.
Sietgen" nah &openbagen.
Im II. Sftober Iompier u&orea"
nad 9fotteroam uno 2ibal1.
am 19. Sftober Camper uEatri.
cia" nah Samm,rg.
PIN 10. Sftober 9ampfer r2uiita.
mia" nad 2ioerpool.
PIN 10. Sftober 1ampfer ,4onig
gilbert" nah Gibraltar uno Ncopel.
@m 10. Sftober Gampfer nWinne'
tonfa" nad 2onoon.
am 10. Sftober Camper vE9ila-
belpbia" nod southampton.
@m 10. Sftober Iompfer rGolnm-
bia" naf Glasgow.
gm 10. Sftober Camper Sin
lonb" nad) Ioper uno 9lntluerpen.
PIN 90. Sftobrr Gampier nGam'
ponio" nad Neopel uno @enua.
slm %. Sftober Iompfer n8aiier"
nnd Bremen.
9lm %. Sttobcr 9nmpier vGoro-
MIA" no6 2ioerpopl.
Nm %. OCTOBER Gompier nSanno.
Der" nnd) 9rcmen.
gm %, Sftober Gompier nScea.
mic" noh Soutbarlptor.
am %. Sfto6er Iampier v2aura"
nah Ncdpcl unb Sricit.
am 80. Sftobcr 3nmpitr .Neip.
gniterbdm" nod @oyteroam.
sm 90, Sftober GUnpier, nNoro.
amerifn,"o na6 NeopeI unb genla.
/, am "a, Sftpber lampfep .&epu.
Bile" nad} J@ibraltnr utb 9seapel.
am "a. Sfteber Oanpf@ aarabic"
na1 2iperppol. 'Hn- 5iur
Sim 24l Sftober Gampfer Gelitid.
lano" nab Sambure.
Nm "a. Sttober Gampier u2or.
raine" nad) Sapre.
am "a. Sftober 0ampicr n9arba.
rolla" nab Bremen.
am "a. Sftober 0ampier Oscar
Der 3tpeite" mad, &openbagen.
Mm "a. Sttober- Oampier vSlapo.
MIA" nod Gibraltar nnb Meapel.
Sim 26. Sftober Gampier .YrGii.
bent Sincoln" nod Samburg.
Mm 26. Sttober 1ampier LINT
bria" nn6 2ipcrpool.
am 26. Sftober Gnmpfer vNedor"
nad Gibraltar llto Neapel.
gm 90. Sftobcr 1ompier .Minnc.
apolis" nad) 2onoon. 2
an 26. Sftober 0ampfer st.
saul" nad southampton.
Mh 26. Sftober 0ampfer .Saoer.
larlo" nab Nntperpen.
Im 26. Sftober 1ampfer y9re.
ta9ile" nad SABRE.
am 26. Sftober Oampier ,8erma.
mia" nah Neapcl uno 8enua.
am 26. Sftober 0ampfer vYeru.
gia" nad Meapel.
@m 26. Sftober Oampier ,GaIifor.
mia" nod 8lasgom.
Mm 80. Sftober Tampier ,9ulga.
ria" na1 Neapel unO 8enua.
gm 80. Sftober 0ampfer r&aiier
Wilbelm Ser 3lpeite" nad Bremen.
Mm 80. Sftober Gampfer ~@aie.
ltic" had southampton.
Im 80. Sftober 0ampfer .Glto-
mia "nab &otterbam nnb 2iball.
@m 80. Sftober 9ampfer euro
pa" nab Neapel ,tno @enua.
PIN 80. Sftober 0ampfer Staten.
oam" rqb &otteroam. r.i,s
am 81. Sftober 0ampfer nSa.
poie" nad SABRE.
am 81, Sftober Sampfer nalice"
nad) Neapel lln0 2rte1t.
Mm 81. Sftober 0ampfer %yllIto.
mia" ltad Neapel uno Srieit.
PIN 81. OCTOBER Coupler Sur.
fiirit 1ad] Bremen. 4D
am 81. Gftober 1ampier uaaiie.
rim" tah Sambrrg.
Sim 81. Sftober 0ampfer Baltic"
nad 9iuerpoo!.
Mm 81. Sftober 0ampfer .&egtna
o'Stalia" naf Neapel uno @ennla.
Im 2. 9touember Dampfer ~@al-
o%eriee" nab Sambltra.
Im 9. Nopember 0nmpfer uWiin-
nebaba" ilad 2on0on.
Im 9. Nopember 9ampier rNeiu-
gorf" nad Sontbampton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

.Vrutp"oafeb &uau &C.," EorosNdbsStrn6e
gianos unb OrgeIn.
GhaS. ". etteff, Q Norb.ette.tp. Gtrabe.
8m. Qnabt & Co., ~2pric"' GvJdute, W2t. ypbaI.
Ubeuue.
Dampf. un6 fredericksburg.
q. 3. edhaedler, '742 Oft'9ombcrb.Gtr. q. 4
H.'1e!epbon 1866.
Gapier rrno Yap;er.7 iiten.
ehitb, Ttrsn Co., 105 unb lot Sanober,Str.
Slaggen, Banner, 4b5eiden.
elSes Bros, 13 @eft.eesins.on.Gtra
8lefplatten, &etaut etc.
2hsn, Gsnllin & Co., 1919 8aISerfton.sf III
Netefttp-M gentur.
epaubausr 4 ed9uatbt (frfiter BEL Suttb, WeH
& Gnons. sos gaIbert @uiIbine.
Jrie6b6fe.
rctD0os@tr0ke.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

etneErii ung miro moreen
III Der SfuIe Mr. 46, an Giuilion.,
llabe Sanpale'S trabe, sebaIten fir
%er9ebruna Der Sreiiteuen oes eriten
mo Orltten 2egislaturoiitrifts on ser
Charlotte Sails d)uIe fir anaben
mo am &eltern Marplano College,
mr. Die 6reiltelle bes pierten 2caisIa.
tllrolltrlttS an ct. Sobn's College Ii.
Filr "A 6reiltellcn an Der Stoots. Nor.
malidule.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

EdTe sur @eiie in's ansIanS &c.
iurat 6. @aiue, Nr. 413, cn.gaIti.
sortirukes nabe Gmitom SOnie Mse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Nutional -9anfen.
,9te Dbl 1pmn National Bant," @ab. unb
9Ieter'Strabe. !Sacob u. Soof. Yrdflbert;
Sapio g. gbaTs, 8ice'Prditbent; Senrp D.
9tebue, anffirer.
rGirft National Yaut Of galtimsre," 8. q.
.g8i!cor. aaffrer. II soutb.S trabe..
.Sluette 0attonaLYanf," 432 Sib'9roabtpap.
q. 6. WdGter, &affirer.
.Neteru National @ant," 20. Warrtott, aafR'
rer. IA gsoros9rt afu sStrabe.
.TruuerS & Wtedhantes' Rational. Hapf," gbdS.
g. MtiIer, aafIirer, gorbmeft.Gde gutaius
uno ScbeffesStrabe.
"s9trD Rational Yanl," Baltimore unb Nortb'
Strabe.
rSarmerS & WerGantS' Rational Haus," eoutb.
liuo QouibdrbsSfrabe.
,Grmmereial & Sarmers' National Hanl," Giibs
tpeit.Gde Soiuarb' iino @errnansStrabe; 8.
s. @dIoiu'n, 9aifrer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
9amburgsM mertta
-na@-
3uppelidJraubcn.
Grpre6. unh Taiianier.Iienit.

Sambnrg'M merifa.Ginie,
81 groabpap, Ne,p.gcrt.
Mrtbur ". 8obion,
am alteu Hlats,
1877 it.YaItin1ore-S ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
Tru1t.g omoaunie'n.

Truit.g ompagnie'n.
yY.ars!anb Srntt Co.," Ghorbtueft.gde gaIbert.
uro 9erman.Strabe. 9rier Serf6, Brdfi,
bent; g. 9. 3iinmermann, Sefretir; Carroll
Van Neb, Sdatmeifter.
Baltimore Fruit & Guarantee Co.," Equitable.
NutlttnQ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Rupferihmieoe uno plumbers.
Sptn 3ubert, TIA 1bameS,Gtrabe. 9. & g.,
feIepbon: WaIfe 1899.
Seler.8 eriiherungen.
.Sauhal Snfnramte So. Of 2ipersusl," Scnrp W
Warfielo, 8cfibent Wonaeer, 1O1-l62 Gbdni,
BIZ: Of Commerce @utIbing.
.@ermanta 0eueruerHteruneD . OefeIi@ait,"
baltimore uno RorfbsGtraBs.
Nnt. 3. etadeifprb & Co., IS nnb II Chamber
OF Commerce.
@runSei1entbums . Mg.nten unb
.$anbler.
pterre g. Tuasn & ssphew. 10 Oft.eeytnoron.
tonsStraBe.
8ferbegeidirr. Sabrifanten.
Z. 3. Dab eon & Co.. 404 BeftsOerman-G
Sufidmieo, 8ubeb5r.
q. Ssstt eapne Gs. Hr. 382 nnb 364. Woro.
@absStrabr.
@ob(en uno $oI3.
Henrt O Hpn &efne, $50 Columbia. Hbcnue,
Shm1idiahen un0 ltbren.
-. s. Wiaet. 20 Dfi.8ultimof: .strate.
BfanbIeibe.@ ei9Gfte.
~Grafrabateb aoau Co.," ! Eoro.0a b-etrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
WHnnfnten

Sranei1 8. afeu,n, Rettsanualt, 225 ct. lauL
Gtrabe. Baltimore, Wb.
@uttaouS Serb, 281-269 GaIoert 0uiI6ins.
.. Nrl. Crtmann. Ill NorSsgbarIeStS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
taats.9anfen

) UunIeH.
,1entjde Banf non Haltinore," Baltimore, unb
Soatoab: Strabe. Mu9uft @eber. Brdftoent;
e. 3. Slot. S6aemeiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
@ei9afts>@

3eituneen, 3eitihriiten etc.
,1te Baltimore g,etps Co.," 9abib Gbercrcm
bic, Wafldger, 318 Wefts1erulans StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Tarmor. un6 8rant.Werfe.
g. SiIedrtner C s5bne, 714-71s Meit.BaItt.
tloresStraBe. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

oriffttb & snrner 60, 2O5 Morb.9aea.etrabs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

nTeutfhe epar.yanf opn Balttmpre," Gatatp'
ltro 9nItimore.S trabe.
r9t, .SameS- Spartanf," DaItimoresStrabe unb
9u.ousSoufes sfbcmie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

9aumaterialien, Ebiiren, 5eniter.
rabmen, 2aoen etc.
Samee g. Softer & Co., 115 unb lit. enbs
S~rebertd.StruBe.
Geo. g.. efpan 4 Bro, Ala, 2iabtStr. 'A3erfte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
2eihenbeItutter.

2ei6enbeltatter.
Eanbets & ebhne, 170s-1T0 Carton grei,ue.
Wm. 6ppf, Gortbs rno 9reenmounteIpeitue.
Rrpferihmieoe uno plumbers.
Sptn eubert. TIA 1bameS.Gtrabe. g. & o.
3eIeOhpn: MnIfe 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16
2anoipirtbifaftlihe @er1tbe uni

GGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Bferbegeidirr. Gabrifanteu.
3. Dab Gun & Co, 4O4 Weft.0 eru.an.Gtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-16

Suiidmieo' 8ubebSr.
q. Scott Eapne &c.. mr.. 382 nnb 36l. Norb.
S5absGtrdbe.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-14
School Notes.

A declamatory contest will be held on
Thursday evening, March 2lst in which
pupils OF the grades will contest for the
honor Of representing the grades Of the
Central City schools in a declamatory
contest at Idaho Springs April 18th.
This latter contest embraces all the
schools OF tie Clear Creek valley. Pu-
pills entering this contest from the sixth,
seventh and eighth grades only.
On Friday, evening, March 22nd, the
inter society contest for the Aluni cup
will take place in the opera house OF
this city.
The basket ball game on last Friday
evening between the grades and third
High school team resulted in victory
for the former. The score was 81 to II
The High school boys were heard con
tending very strongly after the gamt
that the trick could not be repeated.
Base ball practice was begun las
week but received an immediate set
back by the snowstorm which came VI
during the game Saturday.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-14
IN RUSSELL GULCH

A number Of the Rebekah lodge mem
bers went to Central last evening to Wis
it and witIess the work Of the degree
team, there being several members init
lated.
jerks Davis is on the sick list this
week. having been confined to the house
for the past few days.
Frank Paxton went to Denver Satur-
day to attend to some business matters,
returning again Monday.
Miss Adella Wagner returned from a
visit to Denver Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Griffith re-
turned from the valley Monday evening
where they had been visiting for the
past week or so.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Williams
Monday, March 10th, daughter, SO DR..
Fouts informs US.
j. r. Woods, who has been sojourning
in Denver for several days during the
past week, returned home again Mon
day evening.
Word was received here yesterday
from Louis Cattani announcing that his
wife is improving although she is not
yet able to be up and around.
Last Wednesday, March 9Th, a SOD
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Louie Dalla-
picalo.
James Hampton returned from Den.
yer Sunday where he had been sojourn-
ing for some time past.
DR.. Fouts has cut on his left hand
which is healing fast under his OWE
careful administrations. He and VIM
Mellow were going 2:03 gait to see who
would be the fret to sit in the barber'i
easy chair. Mr.. Mellow won the race
but not before he sidetracked his oppon
ent and started him through the barber
shop window.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-14
A Woman's Back

Has many aches and pains caused BY
weaknesses and falling, or other displace-
ment, OF the pelvic organs. Other symp-
toms OF female weakness are frequent
headache, dizziness, imaginary specks or
dark spots floating before the eyes, gnaw-
Ing sensation in stomach, dragging or
bearing down in lower a abdominal or pelvic
region, disagreeable drains from pelvic
organs, faint spells with general weakness.
If any considerable number of the above
symptoms are present there is no remedy
that will give quicker relief or a more per-
manent cure than DIR. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription. 1t has record of over forty
years of cures, 1t is the most potent
invigorating tonic and strengthening ner-
vine known to medical science. 1t is made
OF the glyceric extracts of native medici-
nal roots found in our forests and con-
tains not drop of alcohol or harmful, or
habit-forming drugs. Its ingredients are
all printed on the bottle-wrapper and at
tested under oath as correct.
Every ingredient entering into wFa-
vorite Prescription has the written en-
dorsement of the most eminent medical
writers of all the several schools of prac-
tice-more valuable than any amount of
non-professiOnal testimonials-though the
latter are not lacking, having been con-
tributed voluntarily by grateful patients +.
in numbers to exceed the endorsements
given to any other medicine extant for
the cure of woman's ills.
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
of unknown composition as a substitute
for this well proven remedy OF KNOWN
COMPOSITION, even though the dealer mar
make little more profit thereby. Your
interest in regaining health is paramount
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insult to your intelligence for him to try
to palm off upon you a substitute You
know what you want and it is his busi-
ness to supply the article called for.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original Little Liver Pills" first put up
by old DIR. Pierce over forty years ago,
much initiated but never equaled. Little
sugar-coated granules-easy to take as
candy.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-14
MENTION

Max j. Gabardi left Tuesday afternoon
for Denver. From there he intends to
proceed to his old home in Minnesota,
intending to visit with his parents for a
couple of weeks.
Mrs. F. McGnniss, wife of the genial
station agent, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Pof, were arrivals Tuesday
evening. They came up to attend the
Elks minstrels.
Jas. McGinnis, who left here short
time ago for Georgetown to secure en-
ployment in the mines, is in the city
visiting with his mother. Mr.. McGinnis
says conditions are booming in George
town and there is any amount of work
at high wages.
Miss Vera Hicks returned Monday
evening from short stay in Denver.
She spent very pleasant visit with her
friend, Miss Bonnie Mckay.
Mrs. Kate Luke, Miss Alice Halden
and Andy Lee left Monday afternoon
for the east whore they intend to remain.
Mrs. Luke and Miss Haden will reside
in Oberlip, O. Andy intends remaining
in Chicago where he will enter college
and study embalming.
j. w. Lawrence. connected with the
mechanical engineering department of
the State Agricultural College, of Ft.
Collins, was in the city yesterday and
visited the schools.
F. j. Lee, the barber at Idaho Springs,
with gentleman friend, whiled away a
few hours very pleasantly in this city
yesterday afternoon.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-14
NEvADAv|LLE NOTES

VIM. Dickerson is little better now
after his severe sickness. Friday he had
several very severe hemmornges.
This city can now boast OF full
hedged justice OF the peace. Thos. o.
Davey has been appointed by the COM
missioners and will attend to all matters
in connection with that office.
The spring holiday OF the schools start
Friday and will continue one week.
The Salvation Army had good meet.
ings on the street and in the church on
Tuesday evening.
j. Lying returned from visit to Den
yer Tuesday evening.
J,J. Clark went to Denver Tuesday
morning on business.
j. Nankervis left Tuesday morninf for
his home near Fruita.
The Episcopalians will give concert
at Cannon's hall on Saturday, April II
Last week John Gundy fell of his
horse and broke his collar bone. After.
wards ne was taken sick and is now suf
fering with pleurisy. pneumonia.
Mrs. A. o. Amundson left the latter
part Of the week for Kansas on an ex
tended visit. She was accompanied by
daughter, who, it is thought, will be
much benefited by the change Of clim
ate as her health has not been OF the
best lately.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-14
Advertised Letters.

Remaining in the postoffice at Central
City, Colorado, for the week ending
March IA, 1907:
Carson, Claude Corrigan, + l.
Churchwell, w II Davidson, DR..
Hickey, Pat Sax, Mrs Alice
II not called for within two weeks the
same will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. In calling for letters please say
Advertised" RoBr. WILKINSON,
Postmaster.
Gilpin observer., 1907-03-14
BLACK Hawk NEWS

VIM. Maxwell, who has been visiting
in Rackensack, Arkansaw, for some time
past, returned to his home here the lat
ter part of last week.
Mrs. John Rolling, who has been on
the sck list the past week is reported
up and around again.
VIM. Moyle is reported on the sick list
this week with the mumps.
The little daughter OF VIM. Shea, Miss
Evelyn, is also reported on the sick list
this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. J. Eatwell, Sat
urday. March the 9th, son.
The members Of the Pocahontas last
week at their regular meeting decided to
play three games Of high five every me ct
ing night. Everyone will be given cred
it for all the games they win and at the
end OF each month prize will be given
to the one having the greatest number
OF games won. This was formerly in
vogue at this lodge and much interest
was taken in same.
The Red Men have been doing things
the past several weeks in initiating new
members into the order. Last Thursday
class finished the third and side de-
grees and tonight another class is to be
given the first degree.
The dance given last Saturday even
ing by the Indian social club was we'll
attended. Next Saturday evening there
will be given benefit dance for Leo
Voll. a worthy cause, good time
promised, so be sure and attend, or at
least buy ticket.
Rachofskys are moving into the resi-
dence lately rented by them in Chase
gulch.
Chas. Cox and family have moved in.
to the house recently vacated by the
Mayor family on Bates hill.
A letter received here from Ed. Ander-
son OF Denver announces among other
things that he has the mumps and is
having a swell time of it.
The proprietors of the Sweed Hill Live
Stock Co, limited, wish to notify the
public that after twenty years of careful
the members of the above
have concluded not to accept any new
members into the organization for at
least 40 years.
The party given last Friday evening
by the Hawk club was we'll attended
and an enjoyable time was had by ALL
High five was the game of the evening
and points were counted instead of the
games for the winners OF the prizes.
Miss Jessie Mitchell received iady's 1st
prize With 229 points. Gents 1st was
won by Fred Anderson with 2O2 points.
Second prizes were won by Mrs. Otto
Ruttcamp and Geo. Foots who had 1856
and 1919 points respectively. Mrs. Walt
er James received consolation while
Geo. Hurts, who had 73 points was given
the BOBBY prize.
A list Of candidates for the various
city Offices has been filed with the clerk
under the name of Taxpayers ticket as
follows:
Mayor-Geo. Fritz
Treasurer-Chas. Keam
Assessor. s. Borham
Police Judge-Geo. Matthews
Alderman 1st Ward-Neil Burroughs
Alderman 2nd Ward-Louis Pircher
Alderman 3rd Ward-Otto Ru.tcamp
Jas. V. Thompson returned from Den.
yer Tuesday afternoon, where he went
to take Geo. Opdike, who was ailing
with his heart. Mr.. Thompson says the
sick man was improving rapidly in Den
yer.