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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-24
WAN s
and MISCELLANEOUS IDS.
$500 &C
RFaL ESTATE rR.ysrERs,

rEH1 FSTH3F' TR3XSFERS.
-~-~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~---~~-~
M c. Rosen and husband to A. Har-
gis. lots 724-26-2S and 80 Branner St.,
Stevenson's SUBJ $50
H. 3. Dick to o. NJ. Markley, lots 253-
5-7-9-61 and Ohio ave-. Highland
Park sub Observation-Disclosures. 45O
F. Lenthold and wife to E. NJ. Stat
ford. lots 397 and SO Polk st..... 1900
W. Foster ana wife to S. A. Hen
bricks. lots 3S-40-42 and 4 Strong
ave-. Euclid Park add ................ 400
L. P. Crawford and wife to j. C. Bur-
ford, pit. S. W. u 17-11-16. .........:.. ], 500
w. NJ. Bunce to z. Sten and wife, lots
145 to 1855. inc, Indiana ave-. High
land Park add. ................ 1000
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SANTTARTUNGS.

CHRIST'S HOSPITAL COTTAGES FOR
the care and treatment Of nervous inva-
lids. alcohol and drug habits and mild
cases of mental arrangement. w. a.
Lindsay. M. D.. $40 K A.. Topeka. Kan.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-24
NOTICE.

First published in The Topeka state
Journal. July Is. 1901
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-24
$50 RANCH FOR SALE.

rs acres in alfalfa. IS acres in English
blue grass. 20 acres in hog pasture. 200
acres in grain. only about 20 acres of
rough land on ranch. room house, barn
for 10 horses. cattle sheds for 300 to 800
cattle. scales. feed lots. land fenced and
cross fenced. less than 30 miles Of Topeka,
an acre. =
From 5000 to- 5000 cash. balance at 6
per cent: time TO. suit purchaser.
THE Fox-cooK AGENCY,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-24

To Whom It May Concern:
You will take notice that my petition
for . permit sell intoxicating liquors at
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Mrs. Joseph Medill Mccormick.

A committee of high born women
from the General Federation OF Wom-
en- clubs will visit South Carolina late
in September to spend a week inspect
Ing the cotton mills and other plants
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-24

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALEITeam of small horses. 104
Stevens St, Auburndale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-24

WANTED-An experienced Dress Good!
salesman. All applications strictly con
fidential. The Warren M. Crosby Co.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-24

WANTE.D-MISCEL
WE PAY highest cash price for your cast
on clothing. shoes hats and overcoats
Drop US card call ind. phone 1879
Gordon Bros. AS Kansas ave.
WANT TO BUY.
We have customer for l to 10 acres. i'm
proved or unimproved land, near city.
Whta have you? Wingett Land Co., 109
West 9th ave. (Ground floor)
WANTED-Good End hand wide tire lum-
Der wagon. Call either phone S65. j. B.
Whelan & Co.
WANTED-Reliable carpenter to do work
in exchange for piano. w. F. Roehr
Music Co.. $50 Kansas ave.
WANTED-To rent invalid reclining chair.
40 West 18th.
WANTED-To pay good price for peach
seeds. Ind. phone 11S4. Taylor & Sons.
WANTED-A quiet driving horse for light
work and good care from September
until November l. for its care and feed or
for small rental Address H, State Journal
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wANTED-rEMA.E HELP.

WANTED-An experienced stenographer
and assistant bookkeeper combined
Address, Y q, care Journal office.
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

- ANTEO-Raiiway mail clerks, postof
flee clerks. carriers. 81, 100 yearly. Elk
aminations coming. Preparation free
Franklin Institute. Rochester. N. 7.
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LOST-Friday night near Potwin station,
gentleman's gold watch with black rib
bon fob and Elk charm. Return to 1855
Van Buren, st. and receive reward
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BUY A NEW HOME NEVER OCCUPIED
BENNETT & GARRISON.
Phones 2T SOB Mulvane Bldg.
FOR SALES room cottage, gas, cistern,
we'll and sewer. 43 TT. front. 204 Fillmore.
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(Sis3nnac als MprOmaffc.

gtcm : Norf IL. Nopcmber. -
Cine Gis3nnQc mlrOc belltc nit foot
Iiher @irflnl IN cinem Streitc 5pi.
ihen 5uei Gi9bdnolern Der Sitieite,
Nnmen9 2olliS Sdneioer ln0 0orrp
6eucrltein, ongcmenOct. Iic beiOen
Wunner ucrioraten bis DOR Sturgeon
oen nGmlihen 9iitrift nit Sis, cinigs
ten iih icOo6 i'm Iebten Dionot oui
cine @ertbclllrng Der &un0ifoit. NIs
6cucritein beute pernabnt, OoB i'm
S6netOCr elmer &erleblng Oea Gin
rcritdnoniilcs beihltlOigtc, bc9ob cr
iid nod oeiicn Gtobliiiement llno be-
OroGtc i'm nit einem Welier. Sdnei.
Ser iobte baroli cine Gis5onge uno
iiibrtc oomit einen Sdla9 nod 0ent
aopie 0cs RipaIen Gincr Der ipiben
i3infcn Der 3auBc orang in 6euer.
itein'S 8c1irn cin llno tobtctc ocn
Mom ioIt oli8cnblidlid.
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..Nitiiene, elntinnnl glnnf. y

u, ItOpeilpCl INNN.
IN elmer bcutc Qchultcuen SitunQ ser 2t.
rct0ycu DER Citizens Jutiordl Huut' puroC
Der ulgcuoe VCihmh iibcr ben Ton 0co 9tu
SGuib glmbad, eiuCs SireioCeu NM elmer ibrCy
<e NuilheHttu cluitnmg uuaCuOulmeH:
QcihlOncn ltit iicilIer JIuuCr pCu5eichnCu
luir oa2 Sbeihcu aus uuicrt QUnc uucrea
Geluhibicn GotcgCn mo IrCnoca NrI Sauib
&imbudl, hCr pitIt Sabre lana elm Mlplico
bca NlrcliorIHH5. biC'gl %aui uU0 elmer Ihrer
Sretuiu NCumtcu Iruy
Ndt SrcuocH lclcU mir }CuQuth un iiber
lttn iuoturitS yrbCI NM uulyhtlQcU Gtdruts
ter ais UtluH NM &ugNcr; ubCr iclUt uueut
nealc lreuc oel picltn &erruaUusiuhCu RcACH
ilbcr, Ole ion In itiEtr IauIru nm ibutipcn
&crbtnouna nit oCu glruCtcE oJcicr NCb6rbc
nbcrtraRcu murOeu, ibCr iciuC lGeisbei i'm atu
TOE, 'cnc 1Jlrthtlpe bciiiuhtRt Niuqubc an ole
NllertntI olc'ca ,Eu'tlm@, lCJUc %ur'ih IN
siuN lcICr EfIIdbt, 'CiuCu liCbtueWirniGCu. pCa
nidlelt mn hnlIihen llUauuN NIT allen feinelt
GoleQcn uno 9tuPelclleu NM 'ciUc piccu lu
gtHoCH ION Nctit lno Ncr3. ole bu 9lueu
ileucr Uunlcn.
Seil gluoetieu mirh una icla Ourh icinc
plCeu NcbutlnIulcu Der NIUGubC an ieiUr
tSrCunoc mo ole SlIlcrc'icu hcucu Ciu YebCu
RCWlomcl pdr tbeuCr CiH
NCihoilcH. odB mir oieicm Jrbut 5u iciHcu
OeodbtniB 9iu9brud UCrcibCu mo huB infer
uufrhtQco UtitActNbl Der ,SumiliC nes 0rn.
9lmDNcb in hcHl Qr0BCu &erIuit ocn Itc crlitt
uebil elmer Nbhrii oicier Htihltiic lbermit
telt pcroc.
t31sb) Mdiiircr
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Ter 1chniiihrinc llener

~ Ger }cbnidbriAc Reger 5olo,
mon Hcillp, Der i'll 0ooler. go. icne
2lrbcitIe6crin 55rau ". (orrcuce err
'dNicn baT, neil 6ieie i'm olt2 ibrcm
Iicnitc cniIoiicn bate, lit 81 le5en5.
l1nRliGcr @cidnlnibItroic ucrurtGcilt
mor0cl1
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Nnntpllcrc'S lSrpicR.

2oporte Sn6., t2. PoDrmbrr.
- Qit SlltO in Dem Hro5eiie Gc0cl
9Iop 2ampbere mcgen @rnorolmg
hcr Frmt @clc @lmncB lmo ibrer
Sin0cr plrOc bcltc Nufmittol nnd)
mcbrt0giAcn &crbonoIlmacn pcrUoQ.
iionoiAt mo BON bei0cn Fortcicn
occcptirt. Sic bcitebt aus ioIgcnocu
@errcn: &cnrD &iu, Nm. 0lo5golp,
%areO i. CroQigcr 9iihor0 500.
lon0, @nUloro Sclhrp, Gbnrlc9 T..
0iclion G6orlc9 Iruni2, Soicpb
Ncnt, 6. g. GoQin93, 6ronf NIod
Clifford 6ua lm0 Bruce MlcGornlid
Dos 3cuacnpcrhor miro Jest bc1iu.
ucu. Gle &crtDeioi4ung itiitt ih
0cm NerucDmcn nah uli Die gcbulp
tlmg, 0uB Srnl QUINCY iibcrbuupt
nidt crmOrOct mlr0c, ion0ern npd
ON 2cbcn lit. 5ic mill ourh ciucu
3ctgcn 9tomena TrcO. @ambriAbt
clncn Nod)burn Der 5r1lI C3mnCBy
rcIdcr 1clchcn bobcn mill lUie III
ciner &uInud)t Elm Qlum imO einc
6rut IN cucm Gl6rmcrt meld)c8
BON eiucm grouci NlcrOc Qe5ogen
murOc, ali Ooa (5cb0it Der @lurncB
fu6rcn ocu 9cucis fir lbre 9ebailp.
hng licicru @ambri8bt bortc at.
Qcbi0 Die Grmr iugcn: Gas @elo lit
niht bier" un0 Die Gimme iut0 oic
@citult ser 5rou 8li6 Der Der Grau
Gunner. 5cn0I crtelnen fonntc Der
3cuae Ole Gruil nid)t, neil Tie cincn
Shlcicr trua. Gr bat oitb oen O}onn
nid)t crtunut rm0 ilbcr oen &uriaQ
bis jcbt gcifpicgen, nm niht Gus.
gclaht }u merocn. Iicic 2lu2iagc
ioQ, pic luuuolt NorOcu iagt. bcnugt
mcr0cn, um Den 9tu6mets 3u lmtcr.
itijBcn, 0oB 5rau @lnneb mad Dem
gron0c nod gclebt bat
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MOlOindcr.g g!Gcntcncr in Eannmn.

9}cm Dorf -. 9touembcr. -
Baron e. =. Don lcuber mcldlcr
bcutc mli Dem Goupier ,Magoolc.
no" ans ucitinoiidcn So0icl bier an.
IouItc. cr5dbIt cine ubcntcurrlihc
@cihidltc ilbCr cine @olonudcr Or
pc0ition IN Fuuuma nor0Iid) pun Der
&unol3onc, Ole in Dem CUOc Orcicr
&mtcro0cu Oca 9nrouQ cnOctc. Ger
Baron, icin Nru0cr lm0 0rci Wion-
l.NM4cniCWC rCiiten uur mcbrcrCn
V(0ndtCn Uun bier nddt ncn 8ol0s
m0 2lntbru}itfcI0crn inn n0r0ltbCn
6bCllc 0c2 ,SitbnuIs BON Banana o6
lmO brod)ct ipdter nit 5mci ,SnOiu.
ncrn als 6iIbrcr Don Ger Stoot So.
Ion aus n6r0lb nnn ciucm @cbict
oltf uclchca, mie iid) bcrultaitcutc,
Don icineH Gm1cborcnen ciicriiihtig
Qc8cn frcnGoc Gin0ringlingc ucrt6ci.
0iat miro. Sin mittcrnddtlidlCr 9nl.
grill eu0ctc nit DEM @riAicbcn bel
Der Giibrcr ImO 0ic @cicuid)uit fan0
lid alaoonn rutb mo biililoS in Ci-
ncr pfa0lo'cm l&il0niB )(ob lonQrnl
l(mbcrman0crIt crtrnnften Die 0rci
,nacniCurc all cinenl iSicbcr. Ter
Baron lmO iciu Brltocr ieetcn inoci.
len nit 0cu Nrmntcn ocu @eQ nod)
Der &iiltc iort mo bnttcn lubcihreib.
lt6c Stropocu }l crtrulen. ,iobn
Bartlett elmer Der ,5ngcnicllrc, Itorb
lnterDcB2 in cincm non Ocn 9(6cn,
telWcrn gcjimmcrten Boot, oQein cS
gcIoul ltlicbIih, }rcOerif Smith
lm0 Fctcr Bartlett, Die bciOen onOc-
rem FuticutClL nod }Inton ms so.
lpItal 1T brIulc, no lie jcbt Der @c-
nc'lna cut1caen Acben Der Baron
brod)te cine lIHobl BON ,}i9urcn,
ncIhc pon Ocu ,{noinucrn Der Sc
aeno ais @0bcu ucrebrt mer0en, ln0
miro 0iCiclbc irgcn0 rincm WuIcltnr
jum @eid)cnt mnhen.
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@aaO, Sil!
fritc Scscsnnna Oco @raiiOcntcn
NnO NadJiOlgrrS icit Ocr gGabl.

(uit miro morlcn 9}aht mo am
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nI0er-Grpebitiou in ser @iI0uiB
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So'nOtog yfoGt mo am So1ntoA
oli iciner Nijdrciie Don 9rooflur
noh sot 2prino$. inn @ciRcn SAME
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2ic Nnnnfomitrpp6c in Dpniiinnn.

9tcm Crlcona, -. 9}ou. -
Nopnc II. Nlodblwn ,mo Il. 9.
Acuca, %ofonotiuiilbrcr, rcip. Son.
ruttcilr oca ,@reot @}urtbcrn" Gr.
preB}ugca, mcIcbcr gcltcru bel Der
Stution @ittlemooOS, }n0li Nicilcu
non bier, 1c9cn cincn 0ort bnltcnocn
CilOCrcn 3u4 runntC, mooci ud)t .Q(ens
idcn o0cr mcbr gct00tet mo iiber 20
rCrlcbt ulroeL lin0 hclrtc ais iilr
Gua l(n9lilt pcruntIuurtlih ucrhuitCt
mo inter ie $4,000 9iirAidbuit ge-
itcllt morOcn. 9iud)ltcbcuo ioIlt cine
corri8irtc %iitc Der lmpcit oligcilms
Gcncn lnO iocntiii5irtcn Io0tcn:
@illiom }tttomuu, 0rei Sabre oft,
Sli0cu, ca; Glltbbert =. @omrcp,
2crilQton &py I'M @eiddit in eli,
0eu, "a; 4Toi. G. &. Rooa, }lIton
ga a. Ncittonp, EcorI 9iipcr,
Qliii; :. ". lropi3, 0ottic9burQ
Oiiii.; ). ST. Y. Sboma, Morriiton
Otiii; Is. 4. Gronioro, SonIinorn,
Ntiii; ". u. O}urtiL Sliocll ga.
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}lm 6nicnOnmm iCridlcl(t.

ScchS Ghincicn bci cincm &criudlc
ifh in Sic 0},r 1rootpn cinni.
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nrirn io,cr ,rrihc0trn he,tc :riih
m Som hicii,1rp Nofrrnonnr ctno
ci,r borhc U2r;(c 6itIih NM, Scr lpi
,6i,on 5troic Wirr ocr %nio5irn
urrhrn ,rrcttot NM il, rinr 9}oli,ri.
itoti,n ,rbrorh4 mYhrcrn SO lrphri
orn IN hrftio ococn sir >trinr brr
%ofrnro,,cr ooirbrcnhcrf ,,,rnpn Soi,
&c 1IGhnrhri;rbr crIittcn ,n,n nm
f,mrr 9n,h nic CSrrrttrtr, t,,,rr
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Calr's d1anrp IF
SDnrrl) auA Cur.
&lci6cn in Sait.

Union Gitp Icnn, ~. ltou.
arci9ritbtcr Soue8 pom bier bot
Gas obcrmoIi1c @ehtd Inn cinen 0n.
bcu2 Corpus 9ciebI iilr Die ictt III
Souit bciinoliden y9tohtreitcr," oie
an Der GrmorOuug uou Captain
Gucntm Ndnfin am Neelioot 2ofc
bctDcililt 1clpelcn iein iollen o6ge-
mic'cu. Gie @ciongcucn perbleiben
I'M @cmobriom Der 0fiIitirbcb0roen
mno Die 9emei9itiide Oeo Stnote5
uerOen por Der Erojeiiirllng Ger 8c'
iangcncu uidt bctonnt gcgcbcn wer-
Sen.
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@cr6rnnntc $1,000 nnS begging Scl6it'
muro.

&clCnG Mont II. Nooember.
- hilbert Berger, elm aus 2llnafo
3urii&gefcbrtcr rllbeu-2lrbeiter, be.
gtnJ am 0icnitog 2IbenO 3u Gonpon
6errp SeIbItmoro, no6oem er Yolt,
9Inmeiiltn0cn 5rnt 9ctrngc DON
$4,000, 6ic oil i'm ieIbIt 5a6Ibor ma,
rcu III Cincn CIcn gemoricn mn
0crbrolnt bate Gr crfl0rtc, iein
@eIO bctlnoc iib icbt in SodnOen Der
Reaierln6 mo 9}iemauO iolc lid,
nod) icinsin Gobe nm 0aIielbe itrcitcn
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Nepartemcnt fiir Griichnna.

<NIVWN UT VVHUIOV OFT SHIHI UWllWIWWIIi
0tc WtnoiiUHs nm Eaianfttcs9IuC
Nuitl more. ocU -, ytoobr 1905.
M Der prl ithCu 0Ohibule. gtCGullob Str.
NM G1t1Uctte gnenuc miro am Sautitna, oea
y. Noocmhcg lJ0S. Dtor0ene Q llbr, cine Sri
iunQ uuu GaHOl0dieH iiir cine 6reiiieIle IN Der
Charlotte 0uIl Sbulc iiir AnabeH GCbdltcn mtr
oelL Cine &niaH} oom ortiet HeGtaIlin
SiiirIIt
Subn ~, 9iudlc,
t3iS2D SefrCtdr
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5pe3tar= 21ott3.

Ms mir In miCrcm titr5lidlcn &Ctta
6cmcrb bic Gcrtititntc aueitCllten, mGr
rs unIcrc A0iiht, Oiciclben nur 3u HO.
uurirru, uCm innerBnlb ocS aui Der
NurScricitc ocs EutumtntS 0unCicRtcu
5crmtne prdicntirt; lImidnOc 06cr
bnbcn unS puu Der NutbiucuOtaleit
nbCrScugt, uuiCrc Rlanc iu oiCiCr 0iu
iidt 6u nnocrn
9'ielC Der Sciigcr Der Gcrtiiitntc ia
Gcn uns mitNCtBCiIt, ce lei ibnCu I'M
mjalidl, elm YiuuD in iu turicr Grtit
~ tnnicu NM nuoCrC ihricbcu uus
aus ueridicoCucu Sbcilcn oCs StGntCe
oG6 tic nidt nam unicrcm Hno:u tUnt,
men tUnnteu Hrobnlb Hnbcu it'd Die
SirCtturcu UeroulGRt aCiuuocu, Die
0rtit iilr Die GcrtiiiiGtc ~ ucrtnus
nCru.
Te luurc ciniudl uu1crci,t, oiCo iitr
Giuiac un0 uiht iilr gtar III tBuu. uuO
mir iuO OabCr cutihlOiicn, Anc in
HlCidcr g1elic ~ bcHauoclu uuo bic
uUm nueittBcuoCn Gertiftntc bis 5um
f. ErR:mbcr III ucrlauQCru Sbr ser.
tititnt liz nun inter oieicm NrrnugCs
mrut bis iNr acnnnuteu SCit ahltia
%2cuu 2ir uun ic Ciu &iauO ~ tat,
fen crlunrtCu, 10 1T eiCe Nbrc aroRr
GuGucg Hic tbunrR oieirlDc mint
oGuc &riiima uurHbCracbcu lniru.
&Sir nrOeu 5Hucu unc nuuhuidtc Srit
'nr 3Ghluun Ors Rritcs, uuO mir rn.
tbCu SGncn oriuacnO, in unicr:m Va
bcu uur5uiprcfCu uuD iidl uuicrCu
@lcu oCe YiGnO.@Crtnuio crIldrCn il
lHiicu. Ey it icHr liberal.
IN ocr GrunrhmN ibrrs bn!oiGCu
SCiuhre adlmunSuUu.
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Jese Granibcit Del6ar.
llnGnicht6ur II ocr @runoiab oub es fir
icoc HraHiGeii Elm peilmitet IT, 2eioer bat
bic mco5inibe g9iiauibnit aber nod Hibt
iultbe S0rli1ritte gculntt cab oieier Sap nudb
cine pratttlhe GjeIhug beaniprucbcr l6nnte
Itdbrcuo Ca lii UGuhe 9etoen itberbdupt nodA
feline 'tdcr loirfcuoc griuei glebt. uno m1brenn
bic ocImittel fit uuoere 1rnrfbeiteu inmer
no6 3ucIicbufttr &utug limo, finoef man nur
eItCu cln Mtitel ous 70 geuf turrt lpte naS
gtuuieis bel 0dmurrboioen TOUT Sb oieier nhs
iuuten 3nuerldigteit miro aud eiue 9robe
BON y. 5teuiiaeoier 4 Co., Dor 1916. 9tep gur..
foitenfrCi ueriauot (I1nJ@ssl
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5n GnliiOrnicn anfgcipiirt.

Sos NnacIr&, Sal, II. 9tou.
- Ser lonle OcrIUrcne SoGn oca
Or. 1ioicp6 2ocmp @ebcinrot6 in
Gieniten ocS aaiicrS 5SranB 25oicpb
pon Oeitrct, it ourG 6ie 9cmii6ln.
gen Gtto &. 5hr0oer'S, Glcrf i'm
tieigen .SutcI 2opfe8bcim cnt6cdt
morocn lm0 }uar in Ooflono (6al),
no cr Ith inter Oem Nomen 1}reo.
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Gilpin observer., 1908-09-10
COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION OF THE COLORADO
BOOMERS TO BE HELD THIS
MONTH AT MoNTRoSE.
INTERESTING PROGRAM
PROMINENT SPEAKERS TO DIS
cUss RESOURCES AND oP-
PoRTUNITIEs OF STATE.

Denver-The annual business ses-
sion of the Colorado Commercial AS
sociation will be held at Montrose
September 18th to 18th, inclusive. The
following addresses and papers are on
the program:
Address of welcome, o. c. Skinner
of the Montrose Enterprise, for the
mayor
Some Views on the Conservation Of
the Natural Resources of Colorado" l..
w. Mcconnell, United States 1eclama'
tion service, Washington.
Legitimate Land Agents." B. w.
Marsh, Montrose.
Building an Empire" Hon. Dexter T.
Sapp, Gunnison.
Topographic Work of the Govern
ment Geological Survey" with stereop-
ticon views, E. C. Barnard, Washington,
d. c.
Mining Industry of Colorado" Hon.
E. NJ. De La'Vergne, Colorado Springs.
Agricultural Education" Hon. T. j.
Ehrhart, Centerville.
"Western Colorado" Hon. II. T. De-
Long, GRIND junction.
Colorado Manufacturers" Hon. C..
b. Griffith, Denver.
The Live Stock Industry w. B..
Skinner, president Colorado State Com
mercial Association, Denver.
State Bureau of immigration" c. e.
Wantland, Denver.
Dry Farming" A. w. Vinegar. Bur-
lington, Colo.
advertising Colorado" C. w. Frank
lin, Denver.
Suggestions for Financing the Asso-
ciation," Hon. w. l.. Clayton, Greeley.
The program indicates that the fu-
ture work of the association will be on
a broader scale than heretofore. as ref
erence to the addresses on Colorados
manufactures and Colorado's mining in
dustry will indicate-an evidence that
the officers of the association are
called upon to meet a demand for in
formation regarding other than the ag-
ricultural and livestock interests which
have up 10 few months ago been par
amount, really almost exclusive.
The Denver & Rio Grande has or
dered a rate of one fare for the round
trip from any point on its line for any
dates beginning the 18th, returned date
the 18th, and the agent at Montrose
has been instructed to issue one fare
round trip tickets from that point TO
Ouray and Telluride or any of the
fruit sections north of Montrose as far
as Grand Junction.
Gilpin observer., 1908-09-10
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

Labor Day was very generally OBJ
served in Washington. All public
buildings, banks and most places of
business were closed. There were
many sporting events, including re-
gatta ON the upper Potomac river.
Want" advertisements have been
found helpful by the Navy Department
in its recruiting work, and hereafter
most of The money available for that
purpose will be spent in that class If
advertising. Considerable success IN
some sections of the country, however,
has attended the use of circular letters
inviting men to enlist.
The recent agitation in Washington
over the Early leprosy case and in
Arizona over the case of Mrs. General
Wardwell, who was similarly afflicted,
will. it is believed by officials of the
public health and marine hospital SER
vice. lead to a renewed effort to OBJ
tain the establishment at some place
in the United States of national lep-
rosarium for the isolation and treat
ment of leprosy.
Surgeon Gen. Wyman of the public
health and marine service, has issued
in pamphlet form paper prepared by
Assistant Surgeon Gen. ]. NJ. Eager,
giving a history Of the spread of bu-
bonic plague during the last fourteen
years. 1t appears by the report that
during 1907, 156 cases of plague with
76 deaths occurred at San Francisco.
There were also few cases at Oak
land and other close neighbors of San
Francisco. At Seattle the report says
three fatal cases occurred last October.
The receipts from customs duties
during August, 1908, amounted to $22,-
533,G45, which is an increase as com
pared with July, 1908, of nearly S2000,-
900, and decrease of nearly $1,000 600
as compared with August, 1907. The
receipts from internal revenue sources.
however, show a falling off OF about
$2,000,O0O as compared with July, 1908,
and decrease Of about $2.425,0O0 as
compared with August, 1907. The to.
tai deficit for the two months of the
present fiscal year is s2s,77S, ,56G. as
against deficit for the corresponding
period in 1907 of s7,319,000.
The monthly statement OF the circu.
lation of national bank notes on Aug.
| 1st shows an increase as compared
with August, 1907, of $S1,269,7S7. and
decrease of $6,762,SS3 The total cir.
culation outstanding Aug. 31st 1908,
was $6o5,226,10S.
Provision is being made at the War
Department to increase the garrison at
Yellowstone National park. It is pro.
posed to Gouble the force. The recent
holdup by lone highwayman OF seven
tourist coaches with 120 passengers
calls attention to the necessity of more
thorough supervision Of the park pre-.
cincts.
Gilpin observer., 1908-09-10
Second Republican Ticket.

Detnver.-The Republican county
convention called by the Bailey com
mittee met Saturday, nominated coun'
ty officers and elected delegates to the
congressional, senatorial and legisla
tive conventions. Ex-Governor Jesse
F. Mcdonald was endorsed for COVER.
nor.
Following is the ticket placed in nom.
nation:
District Attorney-Willis V. Elliott
Sheriff-Alexander Nisbet.
Clerk-Joseph |. Wick Roy.
County Judge-Harry E. Kelly.
Juvenile Court Judge-Isham R.
Howe
Treasurer-Roland G. Parvin
Assessor-Louis F. Bartels.
Superintendent of Schools-M"s
Olive Walter.
County Commissioners-Firs dis
trict, John Il. Chase; Second district
jeremiah II. Chrysler; Third district
Carl w. Anderson.
Justices of the Peace-Dewey C.
Bailey, Jr., Thomas Carlon.
Constables-William Crocker. James
E. Burchfield.
Coroner-Harry d. Martin.
Gilpin observer., 1908-09-10
GENE RAJ NEWS.

1t is stated that Senator Foraker of
Ohio has announced his intention to
take he stump for Taft.
Mrs. w. l.. Gilman of Roxbury, Mass,
was elected national president of the
Womans Relief Corps at the conven-
tion in Toledo.
1t is expected that William H. Taft
will make travelling campaign during
the month of October, devoting his time
principally to those states which the
national committee consider doubtful
Il am sure that in fifteen years or
less tuberculosis will be wiped out"
said DR.. Lawrence +. Flick, head of the
Phipps Institute for Poor Consumptives
at Philadelphia n few days since in dis
cussing the international conference on
tuberculosis. which is to be held in
philadelphia this month and OF which
he Is chairman.
Navy yard officials at Vallejo. Cal,
have received instructions to change
the name of the monitor Wyoming to
Cheyenne, the change to be made when
the vessel which is now undergoing re-
pairs is put in commission, Oct. 1st
The change is made in order to allow
the department to name one of the big
battleshipG now building in the East
after the state of Wyoming.
William ID. Haywood former secre.
tary of the Western Federation of Min
ers, made the principal Labor Dav
speech at Cleveland, Ohio. In the pa
rade were about 10000 unionists. in
cluding large delegation Of mattresses
in caps and aprons, and body of street
railway employees who still remain on
strike against the Municipal Traction
Company A unique feature of the cell
ebration was work-horse parade.
At the Toledo meeting Mrs. Gene
We've Longfield Of Chicago was elected
national president of the Ladies' OF the
G. A. r. after spirited contest Mrs.
Catherine Ross Of Denver was elected
treasurer.