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Every one was invited to the table
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

tagged and branded 20. X" every one
of the candidates on the Colorado Re
publican ticket, a typewriter list ul
which was sent in to the nominatins
convention of Senator Simon, lnd 10
man with the insight and honesty OF
a fried oyster will dare to deny 1t, or
deny that the minority in that conven-
ton who did have the manhood to ask
for a few crumbs for the people were
snubbed, dubbed, and dubbed int
submission to the mandates of the
steam roller and Guggenheim ma
chine.
What are you honest folk Of this
great and glorious commonwealth GU.
ing to do about all this now that It is
again before you to take acticr upon
and decide? VIII you give your
suffrage and support to Bryan ana
Shaffroth. ur to Guggenheim ana
graft?
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15
WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO
ABOUT IT?

What are you going to do about l.,
you men and women of the mountains
and the plains, of the mines and OF
the farms-you who toll and earn
your bread by the sweat of your
brows, who are the honest bone anu
sinew of the state, who toll through.
out the years to support your famil
les and to educate your children. VINO
pay your just taxes, live straight lives
and do unto others as you would be
done by-what are you going to dc
about it?
The candidates are before you anu
the issues clearly defined. and you are
the final 1rbiters, you are the final
court and all these vital matters are
now up to you.
What are you going to do with
Guggenheim. who has bought up your
lawmakers like meat or groceries In
the scales and debauched this wnolo
state politically until 1t is the laugh.
ing stock of the whole nation as hav.
ing no political principles above bar.
ter? Are you going to vote to ratify
that and to wear his dollar.mark tag
The corporations and the freeboo .
ers of politics and commerce named.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

White
sterling qualities ability
Pueblo
Pueblo
a
a position United
penenary break
Rocky did believe White
the deposor has rights be respected.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

Morton Bailey likeness
Wesboro
the bar He began the practice his chosen profession Fapy Colo
sent to the State Assembly to represent in the the people
Fourteenth senatorial
the fall of 1892 he elected Judge of that district and has occupied that
he was elected the first time Republican district and his popularity
when he again placed before the people district
the Republicans did not a candidate
Judge Baies judicial ability unqueioned His integrity
Bailey and this they going their
of his high ability a
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15


ticket he
lin
located in Colorado Springs where he
Believing
that liking in
In 1904 FL Paso n
ne ran o District Judge knowing that he had hard his hands
counted he was defeated the mnhcent number
N The city of Colorado Springs where he lives him
plurality showing
Mr. Muser has life
political
this
certain as is that and the right will
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

Hill Illinois
Colorado
ability
his credit
Hill
beloved honoed him
qualities
highest judicial tribunal
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

This paper is presenting in this is.
sue pictures of the four Democratic
nominees for Justice of the Supreme
Court, together with short biosraph
ical sketches, in order that the read
ers may become acquainted with
these honorable gentlemen who have
so risen in the love and esteem OF
the people Of Colorado as to be given
by their party one of the very highest
honors it has to convey, and we ask
that comparison be made of these
great jurists and their records, and
also that of Justice Steele, the Demo
cratic member of the present supreme
tribunal, with the lamentable trail OF
suspicion and odorous records trail
ing in the wake of some of tn" mem
bers of our high court who owe their
elections and preferment to the cor
porations of this state.
To do this intelligently it is ont
necessary to dig into comparative
recent history for examples which are
vet fresh in the minds of the PEOPLE,
and this we propose to do, briefly, for
the reason that the most important Of
fees to be filled at the election next
month are those of the supreme couri
more important to the rank and f'e
of the people than that of Preslden'
of the United States or Governor, for
upon an incorruptible Judiciary more
than upon anything else rests the
f, eedom of the nation and the rights
and welfare of it's people
Let us, then, go back only four
years ago. You will of course remem'
ber that the various railroad interest ;
of the state, the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company, the Mine Owners AS
sociation. the Denver utility compa-
MES, and every other monopoly
and corporation operating within
the boundries of this state, ia
vored the reelection of the Re
publican party and Peabody for
governor. The personal popularity D
Roosevelt alone carried the part
through, but that Peabody was de
feated at the polls no honest and un-
biased man will deny. The theft OF
the gubernatorial chair chiefly for tn
purpose of appointing two more 'jua
tees OF the supreme court who wer
acceptable to and named bv the
monopolistic and corporation iniI'
ences of the state is a matter OF the
history of that time not forgotten by
the people.
Members of the legislature were un
seated in sufficient numbers to carr
out the will of the corporations ami
every technicality in regard to i
which came up for review before the
supreme court was decided in favo'
of the CORPORATION generals by that
august body.
THE INVESTIGATION OF THE
GUBERNATORIAL MUDDLE WAS
AS ROTTEN A FARCE AS EVER
PERPETRATED AGAINST AN IN.
TELLIGENT PEOPLE BY CORRUPt
POLITICIANS AND CORPORATION
MONEY, AND 1T WOULD BE AN IN
SUIT TO THE INTELLIGENCE OF
THE SUPREME COURT TO CON
TEND THAT THEY DID NOT
KNOW IT.
In the consummation of this rank
conspiracy whole precincts in Denvt.
were thrown out and thousands of
people disfranchised because some
few fraudulent votes were cast, and
be it remembered that every enc o.
those precincts were strongly Demo
cratic and none of them were RepuD-
lican, and it was the supreme court
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

At Girard Kansas. where the ZAP.
peal to Reason" is published. the peN
pie will have nothing to do with social
ism. having given 1t 20 votes out of 92O
cast at the last election.
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15
RED. WHITE AND
BLUE SPECIAL


DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES ON SPECIAL
People in
special Monday morning 18th
HON. JOHN sHAFRorH
HON esPa,fa.f eHARIn5 81 J. fftsEai: HGdRns .H
''H''df5s HON G5 s RI Rni9ff FfTzenRRD sEsT asDa''
HON HON $s $S $Sa4ss sHr
'ras'sa'S1 %os sAMfa s4f s1s'FHs b PTAReE, 9S9Es'
c159S,S MoS JOIN in .;oTasf s BAR SETT sa1T,,
j. GAIilGAN
cfpSis"'s HoS sd%pS 5s1 s'1ss KnTEaAS TEsa1Se'
''nsaas SaTans1SE S5 Aaqi0t M cook St State
Candidate hox % S JOHN zS'sr'9'sassH % %asTis Of Schools
''@'S o5 F. SsSSs5,i sssS1 s.'''
HON RALPH for nsss" s.: ADAMS
Candidate. %Ss 4sHas 1s9 ss1s.s 4s1nnsos s1ansa.r.
Leave ofs Will Monas S oetos s these meetings
Arrive csnsa CITY, 4 snsy o s stop hour nss so %
~'as'
Oct :s, s 50 minutes
ass1sT 8 s sa 5 s. MINUTES.
Arrive Arrive Is & Oct o @ os % mSu,es
s5asa ysy 1ss.a q: e. $
Arrive Pa sd sS' os sa o
Arrive Arrive G @ s % &sanes Gs ss' stop nsss Opera House
ys %
@ ''''N '''
Arrive ss5 10 % % Get ssn' ' s''
0S ias ?ss Opera House
Ia p. m,
Friday night
a 24th, hours
m, 24th minutes
p
La cath, minutes
25th, 7:40 m.
sPPEAkERs.
IocToBER 14TH 1so8
shafroth Tuy
e. Simson, James M Brinson
Creede- /.
OCTOBER
Creek A.
sss Hs is Iass'
Del J. L.
OCTOBER 18TH, 1909.
+. A Martin Tuly
e. ". Stmson James NJ Brnson
Alamosa-- Charles Tew IN J l.. Berry
|oCToBER 18TH, 1908.
Sharoh Hon Edward
Hon e c. nj
].
Gilpin observer., 1908-10-15

Guggenhe'm rattles around In Vol.
,utt's togs like microbe in beat
,ist Tin can.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
AAskEIlr 10 AMEs.

Governor Haskell has grown weary
{ the veiled assaults OF that organ
zation az Oklahoma City. The crowd
an PLAY as democrats or republi-
ans. according TO the immediate need
nd the interview OF Judge c. b
mes, as printed In the morning pa
ers, shows conclusively that the firm
II Ames & Flynn OF Oklahoma CITY,
5 rather inclined to make trouble tor
a overn0r Haskell. aaihiHC 1tiu 4ai
No one evaT dreamed that sensi'
lo person wouldr thipk Mrs. Thomas
T. Chambers was relieved from the
,ohool text book commission on ac.
cunt Of any Wrongful act upon her
~ Her husband lately became one
81, law firm of Ames a. Flynn, and
that company had been attaorneys
Or book concern. II was felt the
ady should not be member OF the
I the text book board
Judge Ames. In an interview, made
tatemen,s intimating he knew more
han he was mentioning, and the gov.
rnor wired him 10 come before the
oard and tell what he knew, empha.
izing the fact a good citizen would
10 so. regardless OF whether Il would
o injury TO a governor or a dozen OF
icials
Governor Haskell seems TO under,
tand the terle az Oklahoma City Il
soing TO make thugs merry for him
nd that the combination recently
TIRED Oh was the fountain head OF
be inspired remarks IN other chan.
lels may be one OF the developments
The governor. however, plays no fav'
wites and the prominence OF Judge
lmes viii I'm no manner deter Haskell
rom purSuing the policy he deems
orreeIni Ia fact he, calls the attor
ley's attention to the citizenship .sre
luirements. and extends hearty in
itation fer the attorney to come in
he meeting before the board. and
there relate what he knows, pledg-
ng his word TO refresh Ames mam,
ny In few days as to certain facts
and actions not alluded 10 By jugs
\mes in his published interview. II
would certainly be wisdom upon The
part OF the Oklahoma CITY malcon,
.ents 10 show some serious desire "a
aid occasionally, aud not ever be
ound lurking behind masked fortifI.
'ations, awaiting the moment when
sone ungaarjed democrat might be
crueihed though innocent Of other
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rHE FIRST ST. PAuL,s.
Begun After London's Great Fire O
"A. D. 1886 and in Ashes After. 1866


The church was begun after the
first great fire of 1876, but not rIn-
ally completed until 1898. The spire
was considered the handsomest and
was the tallest I'm Europe, rising e.
q height OF $40 feet above the pave.
ment On the top was a ball support
ing cross and terminating IN ar
eagle Il was destroyed by lightning
in 1901. At the west end of the Ell.
flee were two massive towers. one OF
which contained a lookup ,0r eccius
iastical offenders and wag known as
the Lollards' tower. The bishops pai,
ace was on the north side and behind
It was the great church of greaS friars,
on the site OF the choir of which
Christ Church, Newgate, now stands
Al first old st. Paul's 1ad no cloister
but in 1882 the garden OF the dean
and chapter was taken for the pur-
pose and the roof Of the chapterhousg
may be detected rising on the western
side of the south transept There wa
also a school for the choir boys tthe
east end
The interior of the cathedral was
very spacious, but was much bl0cke
up with monuments. Those to Sit
Philip sydney In the north isle OF the
choir, near to Sir Francis Walsing
ham, and one of enormous size to SiI
Christopher Hatton In the south aisl
We're there In shakespeare's time, An
cider tomb was that OF Sir John
Beauchamp popularly believed to be
that of Humphrey DuHe of Glocester
who was, however, buried at St Al
bans. ITO dine with Duke humph
rey' meant TO wander dinneriess n
the cathedral nave. st. Pauls wa
IA cathedral OF what is known as the
old fopntain. In churches of this
type there was dean assisted by
canons who were responcible for
daily services. They were not monks
but ordained clergymen, each OF them
endowed with an estate Most OF
these estates were in the neighbor
fhood of London. and the conons, theil
owners, lived on them as country
fsquires. BY degrees they all leases
away their prebends. and the modern
canos are especially endowed, but
without estates The edifice was de
stroyed In the great fire of 1866, when
history records that the lead Of its
froof and rebuilt spire ran of like
ater"-Scientific American.
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ss,psnss@nszsn.sEs.usHsu.HsSe,
VAGRANT VERSE
,BSHsnGga aSnTEsHSNaWHRansg
A RETURN no SANITY.
TO the order Of Washi, ton.

~ iHt Oihti vi WdSDl' 'lt)l.
The plan of your order. aln I'D
is to use your time, >dr talk and
your gold,
To bring the question again to the
fore,
To see If Wen have the saloon once
more.
TO return to sanity. so you say.
And carry on things in the good old
way
To give 70 the people their natural
right,
To drink and gamble from morning
til night.
A return to the ways that's gone be.
fore:
a return TO drinking and hghting
once more;
Return to drunkenness. 1runkard's
grave.
Return to the death of the good AMI
brave
Return to the nights OF ul.mouthed
talk;
Return to dlshonor in every walk;
Return to filth and to power Us rags;
Return to smirching the country's flag.
Return 20 the vile salocn's open door.
The shame OF the rich, the curse of
the poor,
The home Of the gamblers. the depot
of crime
The villains storehouse In ev'ry cline.
The place where our sons nave oeen
led to wrong,
Ruined by comrades, fast women and
song;
The place where thieves and rogucs
of our time
Together with eutthroats plan out
ev'ry crime.
The place where religion and honor's
joke.
The place whore our farmers and
merchants are broke; s
The place where our boys-our eoun.
try's veal,
Are taught to drink lie, swear. gam.
ble and steal.
That turns gooi men to rogues, wise
men To fools,
That leads the unwary 20 be helrs
tools eiiE
That leads from honor and right aud
u, truth.
Debauches the aged, ruins the youth.
That leads TO disorder and wrong and
all
The crimes committed, and causes the
fall
OF many good men and women as well
And sends their souls to the depth
OF hell.
A return TO sanity-oh. dear mel
] hope the return | never will see,
And with the faith that God has given
A belief in right and truth and heaven
! believe the people are sure to say
'Well KEEP this Devil forever away
And the day viii come. for come il
must,
Wei ldriye from me Nation the whis.
Ky trust
Now, Order of Washington. this tell.
Your orders leaders the Devil in Hell
And You as members. BY his own rules
Are merely and only the Devils tools
DIR EMS.
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8 WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING Z
@ d
Q O o o o 0 O Q @ o @ o O o o O Q
chlekens como iiome.

Chickens Come Home.
Many republicans thought It was a
particularly smart thing because Just
as the Denver convention was, cqn-
vening and many delegates Jwdra
stopping or to-vtsit ~Bryzn a -Jfg -r1es
publican banner was strung across
the principal business street. where It
would catch the eye of every visitor
They emitted a proper amount of in
dignation when the banner was torn
down, probably by some sly repubn-
can, who charged /; upon the demo
Gratis.
Now that the chickens have come
home to roost they do not find it near
( so funny, Notification day" in Gin
cinnati. the occasion when iremen-
dous secret was officially unfolded and
whispered in the ear of one William
Howard Taft, that he had been made
the nominee of the republican party
for president All the city was gaily
AMI bravely decorated, for the thrifty
Porkkopolitans hoped to make lit
/ tie capital out OF It on the side away
from politics, and put on their best
bib and tucker. There was one note
tangled through in the glad welcome
of harmony to "our most distinguished
citizen" The enc jarring note was
the socialist headquarters. There is
Z rare wit about there and he dec.
GRATED DE front of headquarters with
a lot oflempty dinner pals and such
legendsl az i'iNotitcation Day" In
junctioHl Bill" "Workingmen Remem-
Der" and at the sight thereof on the
blesseds Sunday morn the anger OF
tie populace did rise. They threat
ened not only to tear down the fes-
tive adornmmts, but to wreck the
whole building,. and so menacing did
their demonstration become. that II
was neressary to send for the police
who restored lordeH by having the of
fensive emblems removed
II was not seemly in the socialists
to flauut these displays at such time.
We believe there are amenities, even
In politics, which should be observed.
but they we're measuring out to tne
Taftites little more than they hal
meted unto others and gloated In the
doing Portsmouth (Ohlo) Times
Dld you no Ice tnat wnen Bryan
Travelled through Iowa. Monday, big
crowds, large crowds, the Telegraph
says, assembled to greet him at the
various points where mis- train
stopped? You did not see anything
of that sort when Taft came over
from oyster Bay. after reciting his
lie piece to his lord and master and
Getting his o. K theseon,-Ports-
mouth (Ohio) Times.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
an thc old Gate.

When the old farmer asked you
where tou were last night heard
you tell him you were playing with
;wo farmhands,f remarked the first
boarier from the city.
you bet was" laughed the second
boarder from the city
What were you playing? Cards ?
no, just playing Cuuid's game Of
hands. You see these farm hands be-
longed TO the pretty daughter OF The
old farmer ~ Cnicago News, .,..
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
N8tiR iRss8FIno MOS.

The Florida sherin who shot down
members OF the mob VINO came 70 Sc
cure a negro for the purpose Of lynch.
ng, performed a greater service to
he Southland than has Deen done
.lecade There Is no more reason
why negro should be lynehed In
Florida for assault than man be
ynehed In Manguin, Okla. for allow.
'ng gambling In his 9arler There Is
no record OF man being tried and
convicted Of rape. or attempted rape
M the South and going free OF pnnisn-
nent. though the one tried be white
black or yellow, Until the 5uries fail
0 90 their work there is no excuse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01

$50 you are stii looing Tor an horest
mani"
Il am answered DiOEeEes
What Is the laitren for?"
That's 70 test him with. ! an go
Ing 10 lend him the lantern. and if
he brings that hack I'm going 20 Try
MIN with an umbrella"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
led others Llve AIno.

We have seen the highest form
of protection. for some may be the
worst form Of suppression for the
majority And IL we w-uld have the
right 70 live ourselves we must first
perform the great eternal duty.--to let
others live also. Sriadbers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
A Mietalsc of Marc.

Virgil had just suas Of arms and the
man.
III you wanted . sensation. they
told him, III should have been Of
er--sheath skirts and the woman.
Tor late he saw his lost opportuni-
ty.-Ncw York Sun.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01

There IL more catarrh IN this sec
tion OF the country than all other d.
seases put together. and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by con
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced II incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to he a con.
stitutional disease and, therefore, re
quires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar.
ket. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. II
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case IL
tails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address: y. ]. Cheney & Co., To
ledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for coDstL
LatiOn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01
Up % Him.

He lin the hammock Dare light
my cigar?
She (also In the hammock) do ION
wish us 10 be regarded in that light
He--A cigarg
Shea match.-From the Bohemian
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-01

than attempt to serve the state in &C
coTdance with the oath taken to so DO.
The fact of Governor Haskell being
able to stand on the firing line and
defy mon of the Ames calibre Is not
justification for the various and I'M
called for attempts OF the Oklahoman
outfit to make II appear Governor
Haskell was in the. wrong.
All newspaper men realize how
hard II Is to circumvent the acts of
the three book combines. and how
many are the methods used to dis
arm the actual workers for the states
best interests. and IL would seom, II
the Oklahoman We're in earnest In
democratic pro'estations, that II
would make a semblance Of an effort
70 defend the righteous cause. as II
well knows is being fought for by
Haskell.
Why then, pray, is the Oklahomar
ever found on the other side? Why
is it's editorials being used as 'front.'
pieces by the republican campaign
committee, and its Offices headGuar
tors for the known opponents of dem
ocracy?
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F'ys1s2Hr sEaHaA sR9NsHsssEss
4 SLAPS AND SLAMS :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Win Votes. of Course.
How can taey beat Taft?-Tulsa
World
subesltute the Daily Leader.
What II the Bible We're lost and
could not be recovered The Chris
tiap Light
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60 900 0 o o Q o Q . o O O o Q
o RAnDoM SHOTS. 9
o o O o O O o O o o O O O O O @ Q

A Michigan man. says a pres dis.
pach, was under water fifteen min
utes and lived Pooh Charley Hun,
ter has been under hot water for six
months and Is not only alive. but in
the best ot health, good spirits and
asks that the plug be not pulled fr.m
the resei ,9ir, as the sudden taking
away OF the water might cause him
10 take severe summer cold
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Now, Order of Washington. this tell:
Your orders leaders the Devil In Hell.
And You as members. by his own rules.
Are merely and only the Devils tools.
DIR EMS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1908-02-26
NOTICE
of County School Commissioners
Examination,

Georgia Terrell County.-Notice is hereby DIV
en- that an examination OF applicants for the DO
sition OF County School Commissioner will he
held in the court house in Terrell county, on the
All day of March, 1908. beginning at she hour Of
O'Clock a. m. o. q. CRAWFORD
President Board Of Education