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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Sic Grippe GpiOrmic.

Ger IcBte MIonot forocrtc picle Cpirr.
@umOcrte itorbcu an Dem Gol.
gen Der Grippe. - ShorluHiic.
Der idlcint 5l5uncbmeu, - Mai,
ienerfrontlngen nChulcu ub.
Die Grippe lnb ourd) 0icic &ronf,
bcit pcruriod)te Scr3, 6olS- uno
2lluQcnfronfbeitcn for0crtcn I'M Der.
gonacnCn Monot 0robr 0pier, 112
Ecrioncn itorbcn btrctt ourd) sic
Grippe. m0brcnb an <nQcnent3ijn.
Dung 1873 @crionen, Oltrd) 9ronditi@
30 &crio1ten ru10 orrh &c~r}fronfbcis
ten 100 Bcrioncn 0obiu 0croiit mlrs
ocn. Der monotlidc Ncriht 0eS &c,
iunobeitaumtca iiir %umlor 5eint
1201 (pocSiduc gc1cn SOL in oenliCl.
ben Monot IN 1905, 9O6 IN 1906 uno
10li in 1907. &nn Sen So0tcu mas
rem 2t,1S Yro5cut o0cr 25S 0inocr
untcr fiini &obrcn. 100 @cbrrtcn,
oorilutcr G3S mcibc @in0cr, qclonG,
ten SIN 2%Iuncloumq. Die bouptiGd)s
li6cn So0c9llriddcn murCn:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Nuritidnt- MciOlntiuncn Scm Gon9rcis
iibcrmittclt.

@GtIo0cIp6io, ga, t. 6c6r.
Die Grct,ltiuc OeS GciltiH.Nmcrito-
niiden Nutional.N uuocS bat on Die
Mitgiieoer oea 6oritihlb.g uSlhulicS
6cS NeprGicntnntcn5auicS III @oib.
ington bic bcfanllten pom 4. 9tutio.
nal.Gouuent oeS &um0cS in Ncp-
Norf onAcnommencn, Den 6oriti6ub
bctreiicuoen @eihIiiiic gcinnOt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
glttcntat Observation-Disclosures

lrini00O, &0ly I. 8ebrll1r, =
Gas @obnbaus oeS Superintendent
ten q. AIeronocr bon ser 6rcOerid-
3ehc Der Colorado Gllel II. &ron
So, 20 NieiIcn meitIih Don bier,
muroe geitern tbeiIueiie 0urd cine
Gpnomits grploiion in Griimmer &c
Iegt. Der Grploiioitoii mar inter
Elm Shlni3immer gcIcBt, in Incident
brci &inOcr ihlicien, cS murOc ober
Nienono Orrd sic Grploiion ucrIcBt.
Man sIallbt, 0aB OnS 2Ittcutnt bon
cntlniicllcn 9crgICuten oltSgeiiibrt
moroen ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
SGumc. Genius ucrlanat.

@obington T.. 6ebrllor. -
las SouS. Gomite fir Genius Nngcs
lcgenbciteu lit BON Dem G6rf oe3
6oritbiircouS @iiior0 Giuhot, Dem
ScfrctGr Ser y9totionoI 2lmbcr Wn.
mtiocturcrS Niiociution SonleS u,
emit, DEM ErGiiocntcn oeS .Notio'
nal 9oaro Of Grade" uno Dem Slice
ErGIioenten Der ,NotionoI Hctail
2um6er lcolcrS' 2%liiocintion" Criltdt
moroen, Sem &orIie sic Nnnobme Ell.
lter EorIage ST empicbIen, IN mcIfer
oic 9elpiQigung bon $250,000 iiir
sic Nufnabme zines Genius nller
9allnbeltGnoe IN ben Ger. Stautcll
porgeicben lit. IS lit OicS ser critic
oerortige, Dem GonNrcB 5lt untcrbrei-
tcn0e Gorihlog. Serr Hinhot tbeil.
tc Dem Gomite nit, OoB BUR ietigen
@crbruudSrote - 100000, 900
SUP pro 3obr - ser Sol5rci6tbunl
ser Ser. Staoten, cinidlieBlid Ser
t-Heierpen, in 5mon5ig Sabrcn
poIlitdnoig eridopit iein mcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Solgenoc onItcdenOe &runtbcitc,,
mur0en ongCmcloct: it,.

Ser @cridt ocS @eiunobcit&omtcS
iiir Die om I. Gcbruor cn0cn0e ISOLDE
5cigt 236 5obc3iGIlc acgcn 223 IN
bcrielben ISOLDE 0c5 &oriobrc3. 21S
in 1906 un0 214 in 1905. Die iGbrs
lide Sterbcrotc pro 1000 Ser Ncp0lfc.
ring mar POTS; @eibe 1880, Nc0cr
36, 3ic baupti6fliden Go0c8urio'
den marcn: 5pphuS =, &elIhbulten
/, Grippe II, Sdminoiudt 81, &rcbS
10, S6logiluB 6, &er3frnnfbciten 10,
9runditiS 6, Suugcncnt5iin0ung 80,
@ri0bt'ide Nicrclfronfbeit 20, III.
tcrSidnpGfe 8. Shmdd)e nod Der sc.
burt fl, Selbimoro I, llnf1Qc fl,
Son oen So0tcn lporcn 1870 Mcibc
nno GO Hcgcr in bcn Ser. Stantel
un0 3S MeiBc i'm NllSluno geborcn;
bel 8 So0ten mar scr WcbllrtSort lllts
bcfonnt. 10 SuocSiGQe erciQnctcn
lid inn .9npuicD- Aipl," 81 in Soipi-
talern un0 II in onocrcn >Snititutcr.
% GoroncrS-S nQucItc mllr0en o69c,
bnlten. 207 @Cburten 0orunter 1863
luciBe ain0er mur0en ongemcl0et.
5olgenOc o~nitedcn0e ardnfbciten &c.
lnngtcn sur NnnCl0ul1q:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Blame fir Die Nutblcioenocn.

GittSburg, ga, /. 6ebruor.-
Der StootratD entpirit El0te, nm
Den S~ouienoen BON 9ei6GitigungSlo-
fen arbeit SIT pcriduiicn. NadItel
Montag jou cine Notb-9 onoauSgabc
BON 100000 fir Eart-Serbciierun.
acn ongenommen wcrOen. 6erner
meroen GlGne fir 8erbeiierungen
gum 9etrage BON $3,500,000 entmor'
fen, nofiir Bombs o~iSgegeben mer'
ben loaen. 9ei ar oieien Nrbeitell
Iolen Die neutrality-suspicious. porge'
Sogen meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
airs. Winsluluj's Suot6iuo Sprnp

uiro felt fiber fiunounbiedBiD Snhren BON
Wiiniuneu u0n Diiitteru ihr hire Ginosr bei'm
3ahucu nit uuaiti uoigem 6riulg gebraudt. IS
bcrnbiat has sinh, e,ucidlt bcn @anmeu, be-
Ihntdtigt ullr shmcrieu; turirt Ntuotolit uno
III oaS bette WiIitel tir Ztarrb6e. gon Apus
gefpih uno UerluHet gDirs. &iuSiow's SuutbiHa
SarMp" uuo nebrtt ieiite anoere Sorie. STINT
uIio5ipan5ig Gents bic Sldfhe. Inter benz yidbr'
mittels uno 1ruguentSeie9 uout 80. Suiit. 1905
enruniirt. Geriensy(lruner 1905. Gin nitcs
unp eut bcm0brtfs Wit.tef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

G~Dclapcafc Talnpfcr.G pmpagnit.
Sbeiupcdtc.Sinie,
Slegdltte NdluBlersGuupter gGolumbia" ulb
sNliRnliu."
Gio TUint Comfort NIB Rurfult, IA.
Euntptcr b~crluitct Baltimore tdpll5 (auSpe
nouIileIi SoIllitdB5) liti 100 Abeilbs llIo iriI.
litIt IN Glo 4olnt comfort nm 6 llbr dor.
Bello lIIo III yturlU.t mn 7.30 WiorgcIlS ull, an,
l1lieBelIo an olc @tleuUnDn8iiee nab nucH
fllllcn oeS SiioetlS ltilo Siiopeitens.
Uurt'JiiucrtSInie.
Slegnltter FulluGtCr Ndltpftr ATLANTA"
nam &cis8oint uno 1idlmuub, 10.
Sanlpler ~perinllel Baltimore Stenitdg5, Don,
nctiidG6 uro &nnlitaGS I'm 8 ll1r gtnhmittags
Lno ~tuH1nIcll III N"ilfFotHt nm Z. 40 Wlurgens
l,Uo IN 9Ildntutto Inn O.2O WiorpenS AT.
Die SdInpicr lnerbeu ami 0cr Si1ls mo Niid,
ldbri hct ginittacm g&citer IN Sluuceiler 4luini,
9lctneIte. Gluu Ndui llro IlmuHo'S 1llegen.
Gnnlpter ncrlalrn baltimore Uom Blcr Nr. IL
unb 10, &tnbttrdGcus2Scrtie.
Sltt61gluete mad allen guri:en ibnieH Ge'
itbcrt, ScpGd ultielaebCll mo aniIien8tmmet
IN @orauS ~reicruiTl lueroet in ben bicft9cn
GiGttsNilrCnur. 9ir, ti9, St.gultiinure 2tra1e,
u. u. WnbIon, Ngcnt; Nr. t27, ShsSaltimure
St"apc. ODER oeIl NdlpitNtiteduL al SigDt.
nno SecsStrn0c, BGlttIl, re, mo.
0icubcu Suitcr, u. Z. SbiSm,
Sen. sSeibttt5fttbrer. Sen. slal. sNgent
I, 8. Mlt3auael. sHIfs.@en ..8ail .'aaeRt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Baltimore Gampi Fafet So.
l9Ite nnb hnutrlniIat pal.qinIs.N
NNIIt WNU NT'U0lIWTWUt VHNEIWItsT
Die Ser. Gia1teHs2oit befdrberno.
Tampier ,gtrGtnia (Ktu), .9unbama,~
lAcufnIn u AnnnRHrr u

0lt . Slu llNVrF pIl .ut1olpFlNos
Tumpier ,8trGinio (Ktu), r9lnbama,"
yWeufata." ,3enaeHee."
3alIpfer ilbre:t t1aGth, Sunniags apSeenotn
men. bon ben ateiHtes"gters, Rr. i0-1s
Gi1bts Sircbe. 8 80 Nberos. oircfi n1h on
Foiut Comfort. WCriOIi. Rorisntouib rno naer
8nniten pes Siioeis. @etbinbnna IN on
Alhnlonb, N%erbinouHa IN Tortsuout5 nit BEN
gSedboaro Nit 9ine" fpltbem 3uge rcb Sorts
nat Der sgflaIflc Coat cine" Rorioii unS
peitEib uno nOlo 9omtnion 9ine" rl6 Gelp
lern. e9aibin9ton. &.'g.. Nt6mono. Ba.. niic
ZEN Derf.
MabI8eiten mao europdif6em PInnt. Quru
ri6fe aniiiter8iuirer Cleitriihe .gelPubtita
Enr'pfbei6rng dgieh RE-. Relerotrie adilten
sumner In ben @tIlet-l iirenur bet sB1n'pine. ("
M. t07. GisgaIiimDre,s traBt. RI. 900 unh
EOS. 2inbt,StrdBe. G. u. &. Office. Shooit'Gdt
baltimore, mo 6ulbertsStrnbe, rGOntineual
Truft RuiToina" urb aI6auGb's, gr. 1909. giorb'
Gbutiess Strnbe
SObn ". Gbtrrppb, y. Hrotpu,
Sices8rdi. II. @en. s09auGder. Sen. Stat. saatni
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Rarglano. mnb Icunipluauia.Sab

3h6e uet.aHtu Turth. gtUeuue.S Station:
100 Wiorgens Dori Qoit. idgIif. aisgenoHt'
men SnnttdQ.
900 W{orgeus Eeltu Wccpm., MIR eounta9.
$50 Wiorgens 8eif I Accon.. tdgIit, unsge'
omUeu Gunriup.
20 9inohmittHqs glclnir 9tccnm., nir SSmitag.
3.25 gtadmiitnaS 9Urf E,oit, tdgltb, nlSee'
%.ionlnlCtl SoHntng.
4.05 WnhmiitoQs T,itn Wccom., MIR Sonntns.
4.i5 TdbmittngS gcIuir Nccont.. iiglib, aus
qel0nimen GunnIug.
900 GbenSS Delta Nccom.. idgIit. nusge.
nOmmeri GoHninp.
100 Mbenos 9eltn 2lcnn.. nur Sonrtdn.
tl.30 abenos geInir Necom., tdglt6. uusge'
Ouimen SoHntna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02

reit gum @ebraI0 III Der 9am6en nnb W4t
NobafGtnii6a un 1900 N3erbs.
Ior.gBeegore, SpetfeIuten etc. peroen Iuneu be-
forai per 2elepaun in dleit foIae1oeu einet'
9hreair: Gbnrt,Ss uuo SdltimotesSirdbe q. g.
Yn, at. 9uilI 1924. oDer Mb., Gplstlann 1901;
0lt. Sob1lsStdtinn, q. 4 g., ait. Nernon 3l2a:
9antbensS Citation 9nfurnntiors' Biirecn, .. & y.
ct. Raul sac. ODER Wo., eontfiGub 2726. uuo
Rr h2B. GfibsPrpNomdb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
Gin obenitre d.

SFH VI 70
Musruier lin cinem ipiirttembergi-
ifen StGotherD: Die Hefrnten, Die
silm n16iten 3uge miilien, limo I'M
&ntbbnnie angenagelt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-02
!EAILIIE5]a2gSuuLo
l.\ILROADOO

ber @artoeii : SldtlJil Tab &aibulatpn on
8oheutagen 7.G0 Bntm. his 500 abenos.
;Srii6ere Abfdort bon Der WI, FOCAL 5tntina.
Sircttc WcrbinOnnn in Der ncEc. Nui1n sta
tim ~ @SniBlu9tOn nit alien lnoItdl 0cgciloeu
lSGlniugtrn. o~crlGfeu Tt guoGl , Gtattrn.
*6.05, TG.45, f7.10, t7.45, 1850, 800, rl0.5O,
tll.b3. sll.55 Sorul, |l2I3. 1lZ:6a. u.65
t2.43, 1880. *A.i6, r. 80, 1870 gtadll,, 500
1855, 800 feimitchl, 'i0.5O. Ills abenoe;
perl. Soroe1sGts.tor t6.G2. '6.t5. +B.3 30, +7,06,
tI.2O. 800. t6.2J, 900, FiG.OD, III. 90 I'm,
1900 Wl, t1202, +12.22, 100, Sl.00, f2.00,
900, rs 05, +4.OO. *4.3C, t6.Q0, 900 Na9m,
1900, .6.i IS, *620. 200, 800. .s.l6 leiltl'
ieo). $1,000. 1905, 'l1.0b. tli.32 Nbos.
Stsbcri-., gomoeusS %taiion, f7.35 rno S9.t6
Borul, t1.26. 1850 uno 500 ysaGII.
SaJeretJwn, Nh. So0apGintiou, rl.45 Nm
1880 yin6nl.' Gantoenr Si1tiuf. 1876. ts.OO
Gorm., 1850 +4O0 yGbnl.
Jioual Blne Sine
nch philadelphia uno siep'Gnrf.
Reuer 9etiHtnus al Ter &rctunoopan5tsJten
Sirdbe, &etU sDoti. bSlueth laI SnielS. 3btn'
tern ufo Gei6GllSOtfiriit.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

General manager Ira Liittell OF the Pu
eblo Fuel Company. came in with his
brother II. l.. Littell. from Colorado
Springs on Tuesday and are looking over
their three coal mines located here. The
anthracite properties are working up to
full capacity and are unable to I'LL the
orders coming in. Mr.. Henry Littell has
Just returned from an automobile trip
With his family from Colorado Springs
to Detroit. Michigan. The actual time
consumed in travel was thirty days and
the distance OF thirty eight hundred
miles was covered with a Thomas car.
without breakage or delay. This is
evidence that the. .One horse shay" way
OF travel is thing OF the past and soon
when good roads are put throughout
the country, the auto route will be pre-
ferred to all other means of travel.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

The banking institution Of Metzier
Bros. which has been conducted as a
private banking concern in this city, has
been incorporated and is now owned and
operated under the direction OF the lead.
ing citizens Of Crested Butte. In many
respects this is most desirable condi-
ton, whereby the public may feel more
secure inasmuch az there are more par.
ties responsible and perhaps larger se-
curiues behind the institution. Metzler
brothers, it is understood, still retain
G ontrol.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

The many friends OF Mrs. James Nc
Knight. nee Wheeler, will be pleased to
learn that she has recovered from her re-
cent illness aud is expected home this
week from Denver where she was con.
fined to Saint Joseph's hospital.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01
HOW TAFT WAS SOUGHT By
H'KINLEY.
Tho Manner in Which the Republi-
can Candidate Wa1 Called to .
Larger Sphere of Action.

One afternoon early in 1900. when
Judge William II. Taft was debating
a decision OF the United States Court
In the Federal building In Cincinnati.
n telegram was placed In his hands
He tore OF the envelope and was sur
prised to find telegram from Presl-
dent William Mckinley, reading:
II shall take IL as n great favor II you
will call on me some time next week.
Judge Taft guessed at the meaning
OF the summons and guessed wrong.
lie went TO Washington and WAS shown
into n room at the White House. where
he met the President and Secretary
Long OF the Navy. Later, Elihu Root.
the Secretary OF War. came In. Then.
TO use Mr.. Taft's own words:
"Mr Mckinley said that he wanted to
send me to the Philippines to help in ths
work OF establishing civil government al
the army moved on. thought OF my
place on the bench and hcsitated. he
sides, I believed and said we could gel
along without the Philippines.
".But we have them and must TAX
care Of them. the President replied.
"'You are st the turning of the way
| In your hfe,' Mr.. Root then observed
| The bench IL the easy road. You cal
\ stay there and be comfortable. On tn
contrary. the Philippines will demand per
.onal sacrifices and risks and much har'
work. but you will have an opporiunit.
Of doing your country very great ser
vice. went home. and argued the mat
ter for two weeks"
The telegram to Cincinnati. opcnet
the door OF American history TO WI
liam II. Taft and made him the Repuh
Iicau candidate for President Of tn
United States
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01
Strayed or Stolen I

Three horses. One white horse. brand.
ed Z 4 One black horse. white spot on
forehead, and branded A ID S. One black
horse. four white feet. branded Ky
Later hors- supposed to be in the vicin-
ity OF Gunnison and the two former run
of or stolen. A Reward will be paid for
their return.
Joo Paste.
oil Crested Butte. Colo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of 7 he 1ntetIOr.
u. S. Land Office ut Moutrcse, Colorado.

U. S. Land Office ut Moutrcse, Colorado.
August %, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that ". Ernest Thomp-
son, OF Mt. Carbon, Colorado, who en- August
81, 1908, made Timber and Stone filing. No. OiOa,
for En VIZ, Section -, Township Is s., Range
81 W., 9Th. Principal Meridian, has filed notice
OF intention to make Final Timber and Stone
Proof, to establish claim to the land above de-
scribcd, before E. NJ. Nourse, U. s. Commission
er at Gunnison, Colorado, on tho 9Th. day Of
November, 1908.
Claimant names as Witnesses John Boni,
Carroll Co,srly. John Risse and william o.
Naul.l,y, all Of Nj. Carbon, Colorado.
fss Bsyson P. Blair, Register.
First pub Sept a. last Sov.,a, 1905.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Joe Benson came over from Palisades
last Saturday. Mr.. Benson has purchss
ed u fruit ranch near that city and will
move his family there.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Mics Annie Downie, county treasurer
and democratic candidate for re election
accompanied by her father, j. Marshall.
was campaigning at Marble and Crystal
this week. Miss Downey and her father
spent Tuesday night with Crested Butte
friends.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

p. II. Schughart. general manager OF
the Monmouth Leasing company, arriv.
ed On Monday from Little York Ill. to
superintend the starting OF the machin-
er, recently Installed at the companys
mine in Rustier gulch.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Captain IA. Taylor and wife who
visited ut the homo OF his brother, DR..
Angus Taylor, Of this city, last week, re
turned to Greeley. Colorado, Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

The Utopian Club will meet S',turda y
at 2:30 O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. V. E.
Metzler. The subject for this meeting
will lie the, beginning OF England's
Story" and "LoLdon." Special music
will be rendered at the meeting.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

A social dance was held in the City
Hall on Tuesday night in honor Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Nc Elroy who will leave soon
for their new home in Colorado Springs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01
Legal Notices.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF tha Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Montrosc, Colorado.


u. S. Land Office at Aontrosc, Colorado.
Sept. l6. 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Mary W. Thomp-
Of Mt. Carbon, Colorado, who, on Sept. 3rd.
made timber AMI stone filing. No. 0566, for WI
SWh, Swt NWA Section l3, NWs Nwh, Sec.
"a, Township Is $, Range 81 w, 9Th, Principal
Meridian. has filed notice OF intention to make
Final Timber and Stone Proof to establish
claim to the lant above described, before Z.
n. Nourse, U. s. Commissioner at Gunnison,
Colorad on Nov. 2Ist, 1908,
Clsimcnt names Witnesses John Boni.
John Reese, William o. Maulsby and Rocco
Santarelli, all Of Mount Carbon, Colorado.
Bryson p. Blair, Register.
First pub Sept. 81, last Nov. d, 19us.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Morris Roth and John Mathieson re.
where they attended the annual ms.t.
ing and election OF officers OF the A. F.
and A. NJ. lodges OF Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Robert Harper came over from Grip.
pie creek Monday aud went up TO his
mining claims un Galena mountain. Dan
Mac Donald and Horace Miller are do.
ing the assessments.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Gus Schaefer. who was called here
by the death OF his father. Karl Schaefer
returned to his home in Pueblo Monday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Oscar Holland and wife Of Carbonate
drove through Crested Butte Sunds,
on their way home from an overland
trip through Cunnison county.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

G. A. Taper of Denver and ut one
tine cashier at the Supply store OF this
city, was calling on friends here last
week
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Several deer hunting parties left last
night. and many this morning, in order
to be at their favorite shooting ground
early in the deer hunting season.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Joseph Barnes and Victor Allen came
dowr from Baxter basin the first OF the
week. having completed the annual work
on their group Of claims adjoining the
Augusta properties.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

William r. IRE, tier. supervisor OF the
Gunnison Forest Reserve. spent a part
OF last week in this locality.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Samsel who have
spent the past two weeks at Gothic have
returned to Crested Butte.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Horace Miller and Dan Mac Donald
were in town Tuesday from their Galena
mountain mining claims.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

C.L Arze,o left last Saturday for
New York City, to be present at the an-
nual meeting OF the stockholders in the
Augusta company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Paymaster Clark OF the Col lJrado Fuel
and Iron campany was in town Monday
and paid Oft at the local aud Floresta
mines.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Catherine Kane who has spent the past
four months in this city. left on Monday
for Cripple Greek, Colorado, the home OF
her father.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

e. NJ. Schenck. OF Denver. and presi-
dent of thu Colorado Supply Co. and
Auditor Kendall Of Pueblo, were in town
last week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

For Elastic Webbiag for bolts, call at
Applegates,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

Clothes Cleaned Repaired and Press
ed. Workmanship the best and prices
moderate,
AZ Mrs. Corey & Brother.
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a new liue Of Belts and Nockwear q,
Appegatcs.
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Gilbert Harris has accepted position
with the firm OF Roth Bros.
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Children's Korrect Hose Supporters
at Applegates.
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scale will be inaugurated before long al
companys hard coal mine, five miies be
low town. A railway spur to the mine
will be built, by which means the coal
can he loaded into the cars directly from
the mine by means OF tipple placed at
the lower end OF a tramway and which
will meet the cars below the mine at the
foot Of the main hill.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

To all who so kindly assisted us in our
recent bereavement, We wish to extend
our thanks.
Mrs. Karl Schacfer and family
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OF OUR
Thirty General Stores, located at

Thirty General Stores, 1OCated at:
Berwind Cuatro Frg1e Frne1o Segundo, Sopris, Stark
ve Tabasco Tercio and Trinidad i'll Los Aninas Co. Colo
Cameron Pctou Rouse and Walsen, i'll Huerano County
Colorado.
Brookside Calcite Coal Creek Nonac and Rockvale in
Fremont County, Colorado.
Crested Butte and Foresta Gunnison County, Colo.
Cardiff, in Garfield County Colorado.
Coal basin Redstone and Spring Gulch i'll Ptkin County
Colorado.
Pueblo, in Pueblo County, Colorado
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-10-01

The Postmaster OF Gasconade Mo
Daniel A. Bugh, says Of DeWitt's Kid
ney and Bladder Pills, II am doing 80
well. and improving 90 rapidly in health
hat cannot say too much for your Kid
ney and Bladder Pills.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13
COTTON MEN ON PLEASURE.
Carolina Manufactured. Spend Day on
Cape Fear River.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.l
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 12-The
members of the Cotton Manufacturers
Association OF North Carolina. which
association met In annual convention at
Wrightsville Beach yesterday, spent TO-
day in a social way. They were really,
guests of Uncle Sam, as the revenue
cutter Seminole. Captain j. II. 2uinan,
was placed at their disposal. through
the efforts of Collector of Customs q.
r. Keith. and the day was spent on the.
Cape Fear River and in visits TO the
government Notifications at the mouth
of the river and in stops Mt other points
of interest.
The visit to Fort Caswell proved an
interesting one. the party being met at
the fort by Major schumm. commander
of the post, and committee of other
officers, and were shown over the ini-
mense and costly fortifcations. a Visit
was also made to the government quar-
antine, station, where also the party
was royalty entertained. The trip end
ed upon the return to Wilmington late
this afternoon. The officers on the
cutter proved most lavish in their ems
tertainment. and refreshments We're
served aboard ship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-13

phans' home, homes for feeble-minded
and aged INDECENT and help
less women. Tile ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
inent Methodists OF the Western Cons
ference-are as follows: G.. II. Det-
wilder. Greensboro; Walter Thompson,
Concord j. A. Glenn, Charlotte: G. l..
Hackney. Asheville; Frank Siler. Cons
cord: N. r. Richardson, Greensboro:
George F. Ivey. Hickory: j. *. Nor
fleet, Winston Salem; Harold Turner.
.Charlotte; C. Fl. Iriland, Greensboro;
j L. Nelson. Lenoir S. l.. Rogers. RAJ
leigh.
The Durham Notion Company, OF
Durham. is chartered for general
dry goods business. $4,000 capital
being subscribed by F.. w. Reade, j. B.
White and f. G. Satterfield.
Another charter Is to the Meri-
weather Hospital Training School, In-
.corporated. Asheville. The capital is
$4,000, by Drs. f. T. Merriweather, IL.
w. Elias and Mr.. e. j. Randolph.
Two Charlotte corporations surrer-
der their franchises and dissolve. They
are the General Textile Company, A. c.
Hutcheson. president, and the Charlotte
Cotton Mills Company. D. w. Oates,
secretary and treasurer.