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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
PERSONALS

Judge r. ii. l.. Chichester and Hon. K.
Z. l.. Moneure went to Alexandria We'd
nesday and were guests of Hon {. C.
Carlin. In IA private car, to the Roanoke
convantion.
MP V. ID. Conway went to Ashland
Tuesday to attend q meeting OF the
trustees OF Rar dolph- College. He
is a member OF the finance committee.
DIR. Decker Butzner, OF Scranton, Pa.
Is guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
j. Butzner, in Spotsylvania.
Mr. A. b. Botts left Wednesday for
Roanoke. where he viii be guest OF his
son. Mr.. Jas b. Bolts. He goes as a
delegate to the convention.
Capt. T. MeCracken and Mr.. A.P. Rowe
are attending the Roanoke convention.
Mr.. +. NJ. Young. Jr., Is a guest :: Mr..
Jas. b. Bolts, of Roanoke.
Mr.. Z. l.. Blscoe, OF Belmont, was here
Wednesday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE
Will Be Held In Baptist Church Here June I7th

The Noman's Missionary Union OF Viz
gluiA announces "A missionary institute
tp be held in the Baptist chur,.h ~ Fred-
etickShurg June nth. 1905. Mrs
Il. Dorsey superintendent Of III. Goshen
Associations will preside.
Tn institgte workers. among other.
* pect"d % De- iteseut. ARE Ma Julian
L lhpmRs, Mis- Sue d. Herring And
Ms I. Williams. all Of Richmond
The hours will Toe from 10 a IA to In
IN. and from ) p IN. To y. IN. An ad
dress IN the evening will bs made bv DIR
). j. Porter, of the Foreign Mission
Board.
The ot Jet of the institute il tn enabl.
leaders TO work more effectively IN mis-
sionary societies, auxiliaries and Sun
beam bands
The committee asks that deleuate h,
sent from every society in the adioinins
coun, lies Names 81 those wishing en-
tertainment should be sent in at once Il
Miss Margaret Crismond. chairman a
the Committee on Hospitality.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
Majority for Carlin in county, 81.

Majority for Carlin in county, 81.
King Georgt Only 3 precincts have been
heard from. The vote at King George c.
II. WAS: Carlin 3S. Gordon 2S. Passa
patanzv, Carlin 81, Gordon 3 Hamp-
stead, Carlin 10, Gordon 6 The other
precinct, Shiloh, Will go for Carlin. and
he will get nearly hundred majority in
the county.
Alexandria City-Carlin. 1850; Cor
don, 90. Majority for Ca-lin ! 1924.
Louisa-Carlin, 20; Gordon, I'll. Ma
iority for Gordon, GAL.
Fairiax-Msiority for Carlin between
500 and 600
Orange-Msiority for Gordon, 900.
Fauquier-Eighteen out Ole precincts
give majority of 213 for Carlin. Gordon
carried the city OF Warrenton by So votes.
Prince William-Carlin's majority. 1913.
Culpeper-Maiority for Carlin. 300.
Loudoun- Twenty out OF 20
precincts give majority OF about 4O4 for
Carlin.
Carlin carried every county in the dis
trict, except Orange and Louisa.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
headquarters For
Building Materials

keep All kinds OF North Carolina
and Virginia Lumber. dressed and
addressed, Shingles, Lathe. Sash.
Doors, and Blinds, Lime, Cement
C&lcine Plaster, Plasterine Hair
Building and Paving Brick. TIN aud
Iron Roofing, Cut and Wire Nails. All
kinds Ready ixed Paints and Dry
Paint, Linseed Oil. Turpentiue, DRYER
Narnish ytnd Lewis's white Lead.
Paint Brushes of all kinds. Window
Glass and Putty, Builders Hard ware
OF all kinds, Tar Roofing. Shea thing
Paper and fine Brick.
Keep large stock of Sewer Pipe and
Fire Clay Pipe. r.. ID Cole
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
MRS. VIRGIL WILLIAMS DEAD

Mrs. Virgil Williams, died at her hom.
near Holladays Friday, aged 20 years.
The funeral took place Saturday at !
O'Clock p. m, conducted by Rev. Ashby
Waddy internent I'm the family buryinG
ground. The deceased had been a mem
Der OF Ebenezer Methodist church since
her childhood.
She IL survived by a husband. two
children, and mother, Mrs. Travis Poin-
DEXTER. OF Louisa; four sisters. Mrs.
Drucie Elam, widow of the late Colonel
William Elan, Of North Carolina: Mrs.
John Walsh, OF Richmond; Mrs. Charles
Holland, of Wilmington. n, C., and Miss
Susie +. POindextsr. of Richmond, and
three brothers, Messrs. Miletus, Chas.
and Ferdinand Poindexter. OF Louisa
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
Mr.. MILLS PRESENTED
WITH PURSE

Evangelist Geo. \. Mills was presented
with purse OF $50 at the Peoples Mis-
sion on Sunday evening by a number OF
prominent citizens as a token OF his faith
ful work In connection with the People's
Mission. which has been such a great
benefit to number Of people of this
city. Mr.. j. Harvey Wiser presented the
purse with appropriate remarks.
Mr.. Mills was also presented with q
handsome cane by some colored people
which he prizes highly. Mr.. l.. A.
Weaver presented the cane in a short ad-
dress
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
FIRST POTATOES

We published few days ago that Mr..
W. Z. Bradley had the first new home.
grown potatoes IN market this season.
We correct the statement. as he has TO
take second place, for on Friday Mr.. C.
W. Jones. the dry goods man and expert
gardner, brought in atwo-bushel hamper
filled with good sized potatoes, which he
dug that morning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
DEATH OF MRS. PALMER

Mrs. Joanna Palmer, widow OF John
Palmer. Sr:. OF Spotsylvania, died at
the home OF her son. Mr.. Geo. W. Palmef
at Massaponax. Monday, at 3 D. M.
aged y years. She leaves two sons-Mr.
Willy Palmer, OF Charlottesville, and NJ.
Geo. WI. Palmer. OF Maesaponax.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
Mr.. HURKAMP IN DEMAND
Appointed to Judge a, Canada Exposition.

Mr. Charles ii. Hurkamp has been ap.
pointed one OF the judges In the harness
saddle and hunter classes at the Canadian
National Exhibition at Toronto, Can.
which will open Aug. 29th and continue
To Sept 18th. This is one of the largest
and finest exhibits of horses of the year.
Mr. Hurksmp has not yet decided as to
whether he can accept the complimentary
appointment. He has. however. already
accepted a number of other appointments
70 nudge this YEAR.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
SUMMERING At CAPE HENRY

Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett and Miss
Jarrett, Of Alexandria, have opened
their bungalow at Cape Henry and will
remain there until August 5ih after
which they will go abroad. Miss Kat
Barrett will return from Paris this week
to join her mother and sister at Can,
Henry
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
WON BY ESSEX

At the Woodbine track, Toronto. Can.
ada. Monday, in fourth race, Handicau
steeplechase, two miles. Messrs. Green
Essex, ridden by Dion Kerr, won.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
NEW RESIDENCE

Contractor F. ?. Steas ns has COM
menced work on the foundation for the
new residence OF Mr.. W. j. Jacobs on
Fauqnier St, between Washington Ave.
and Winchester st.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
BAPTIST S. S. CHILDREN'S DAY

Chidren's Day will be observed by the
Sunday School OF the Baptist church
Sunday. June Ii, beginning at 10 O'Clock.
The exercises, which will be very inter
est'ng. will take the place Of the regular
church service that morning.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
ON WHEELS TO lURAy CAVE

Messrs: E. r. Garner. George Dicker-
son and W. b. Quinn left here wednes.
day morning on bicycles for trip to
Luray Cave, Winchester and other points
IN the Valley. They will return via
Washington. They will travel over 400
miles
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
CAROLINE CONFEDERATE
REUNION POSTPONED

At a meeting at Bowling Green Mon
day II was decided to postpone the Con
federate reunion, which was To take
place on July 4, to some day ia Septem-
Der. which will be named later
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
MARRIED
crittenden- Jansens

Mr.. J. j. Jansens. Of this city, and Miss
Hszeltine Crittenden, OF Stafford county,
were married at the residence OF Rev.
Decatur Edwards, the officiating minis
ter, TUESDAY, morning Mr.. and Mrs.
Jansens will reside in stanford county.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
R0DGERS-LIMERICK

Mr.. Chas. Rodgers and Miss Alice Linn
erick, both OF Stafford county, were mar
ried at the home OF Rev. Decatur Ed
wards, IN this city, Monday.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
CARLIN WINS
Sweeps 9Th District by 2soO Majority.

Alter one Of the bitterest fights in the
history ~ the State Representative Car
la swept the Eighth Congressional
district Tuesday. Practically complete
returns received assure his election In
primaries over Hon. K L.Gordon by $500
majority. Returns In hand show the
following results:
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
NOTICE.

Nice seed oats and best grades OF ierti-
lizers aud corn planters. Also full line OF
all kinds OF leeds at lowest prices for
cash. Boulware A. Son.
mch10-fl3m
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
POTOMAC. FREDERICKSBURG
AND PIEDMONT RAIL2e4I
Ntns TAvLs M. u.
10 eIere - M Mani 1900

ID % le' hous - trt'nri s-bu-s ..sn . e \ B..
n. n ana Az iRud. u-iaser. anI sfr.-'r'. 49,.
vaJ 20 At tFause ~fth s.a,f.,, :. =, = :
Chesapeake ohio Y q -'' ST z
The only I'm. 80 abs ChAn~ruar,tin. AL. o.u.
eefress BAts@neifs ' ~ 'i-
hsfttra ReAnisr1 Tfni- Dali, ,,... ,s,.s.
v RirEAgn- u.a f.,-r.-
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
cHIlDREH'S DAY,
METHODIST CHURCH

Next Sunday. June 18th, the children's
Day services will he held by the Metho-
dist Sunday School. fine program has
been Arranged
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
WANTED

To rent a nice little farm for another
year, near Milford or Bowling Green, Va
Apply Lock Box No. 13l, Smithfield, Va
ie11-2t.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
NEW LIGHT ON FALMOUTH BRIDGE

The Rappahanpock Electric Light and
Power Co. has contract to put an In
candescent light on Falmouth Bridge on
the fredericksburg end.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
FOR SALE

Cheap-one automatic baling press IN
good condition, suitable for baling hay
and straw.
The Virginia Excelsior Co., Inc.
"I2w fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
n ICHMOND. FREDEE;CKsBuRG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.

schedule ehective April -, 1905
Leave fredericksburg, NorthwArd.
0:2o n. m. week DAYS. local; SOC a. m.
daily; lO:2S a m. daily, local 1889 a.
m. daily; 1;2S p. m. week dnVs. G.9o g
m. week days. local; T:lG .. m. Snndsss
only, local; 500 2. m. daily. 1909 % m
daily. p III
Leave Fredericksburg. Southwark.
900 a. m. daily. A. e. l.. train: G.OI "A
m week day =. local; s:2S a. m SUNDAYS
ohiy' local; 1886 "a. M. daily. 5. A /.
train; i2;i9 p. m. week day.. local: 5.2G
pm. DAILY, 4 &. J.. train: GAS d. m.
1 .y' local ';54 =. M daily. ;. A. l..
Local from Washington arrives 1I:O9
"a. m. week DAYS.
Arrivals aud departures not guaran.
W. Z. Taylor, Traffic Manager.
&. G. Cox. Agent.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
STAFFORD

The following is the vote of Stafford
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
E0R SALE

FOR SALE
One Frame Dwelling on Spottswood
street. Apply 500 Hanover street.
lun9-3t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11
SHOES

there's no taking Of chances If you place
your orders with people who have the
reputation forgiving satisfaction IN every
particular. We ask you in all fairness
where can you do better than by deal
ing right here?
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

Speculation r. invariably very risky IN
dertaking. When it comes to buying
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1908-06-11

Ladies' Golden Brown Kid Butcher OK
lords, Cuban heels-..............-........ 81 60
Ladies' Pat Colt Blucher Oxiords, large
Ladies Wei Kid Butcher Oxfnrds, large
eyelets, ribbon lace, Cuban heels. $500
The Best Shoe on Earth for Nen-"TBE
BEACON"-has style. fit and wear equal
to $3.iO and 81 shoes. We carry them
In all the new shapes and feathers. Sold
only by $500
For Men. Try the PACKARD SHOE
when you buy the other pair. No shoe
made like them for looks, fit and com
fort. Shoes sold at 50 and So not their
equal. The Packard will give more CON-
fort and wear than any other shoe. All
sty les, all leather. ............ 50 80, 800
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llnicre Ginfubr lit I'M
pcriloliencn &onuor ltorf 5lIrildQc.
0angcn. Sic blieb nm licbcn Niil-
lioncu 0oQor@ bintcr Scr Ginillbr
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Collars @oorcn. Sim oiIiioQcnoitcn
lit Scr Tiidgong in Der Giniubr BON
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1886 Collars, m1hrcno i'm Sa.
mar 1907 fir 3,5S6,000 Collars
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lou0erS bel Gurus . @Cgenitdn0cr.
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hnbt. IS gingen i'm Sonlar MIR
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Gin, i'm Sonuor 1907 oaqegen 90.
$4,000. Alih Die Snlnnoitellern
iirb gcgen Sonlior 1907 3uriifgeoun.
gen. Sic bctrugcn I'M Sanitar 1907
iibcr 1872 Yfiaioncn Goaor$, I'M
le'Hten Sonuor bage9en. lllir t52,l45,.
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WtorGnrct WlcNcr.

IS narb am 1. 6cbruor 1908 Maroorct
Wcpcr, 70 Sabre alt, 0clicute Satin ocs Der
i]iorbclicn 5rGut e. WtcDcr. %errpanote mo
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SpbcsfGQc.

elisa 9cnbert, 30 [uDre alt. gfr. IS, Sios
Snruupr. ztru6e. g.. 6cbluuy,
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QIfhI CahrItur
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Qpubpu 4. Yarf . ScmcicrD.

pRrcuu: 9ir. u, &sit.SarutuausS trnbe, nub
Soapitfinaang Srcocrid. 9iuac:
Veurdbnitpl0bc bon $25 an inter beifdftotaer
guf,it,t. G2uiiibturlcn. @epinoc. Vflut6cr etc.
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furoen. Infer Iacnt iptro. m.nn aelriiftbt,
bprfpreden. te2-)
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Inhn l&fnff.

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lSo6iunJ, III. 1908. GitU(uuunlcHt Strube,
aus aur Ger Baltimore Scnctcrg" itatt.
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Wfnrlc 8artlina.

So fiarb am .. 5cbrunr 1905 WiL~ir snrlliu1
i'm 9Iier non 81 ,1abrCu. 10 NiurGtcHi lno -
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> ubr, BON tbrcr &obnllllB. Nr.
1920. Efi Baltimore Stcubc, aus itatt,
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Nnfhrrinr Nli,nhcth Minhln.

IS ilurb am 4. ScbrItar 1905 Catherine eli.
5abctB Wiu0ln In ibrcIl IS. Hcbcn5iabrc, &c
Iicblc @uiltIt 0cs pcrltorbcncu SrCocrtd NiabIu.
Sic RccroiBuna iirtoet 0ccitng, pCn Z. 6cbrar,
Iiuhmitiups , l6r, ton i6rcr ISo0Hulin III.
0g2o- NMcr Slrnhc. nla liali. l3Gl
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Wnftimnrc Erinctfrn.

Sircau. Nraufin.9lSa., Baltimore u. Sorthtr,
geor1bnibpId3e aim Scrfnuf bon S26 an.
mi. Murrorpfoften abacGrcnlt $S5 Etnp
fRr nier @rdber. Srete NenutlIna Der anpelle
fir OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CSuftI161O
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SctGIntmn Man8cn.
Narcnn hce staot.Weumelers.

g.. SgbUltur 1908.
Ger Staht= GeumCter lptro uI Srcitna, ocr
NM Stene crlbcincn mo NGs 9dncal hcr
AH.tcfuros Strabc, BON Der Trcbertd sJioao bis
sur glltcn ~t5rcDCrid ltuuo, cIahltreIl.
Nalcigy &. SBunla5,
C370 S!uotsSeunCtCr
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u. WtnrD Scf.

IS iturb am 4. Scbrunr 1908 ". WiGrn Sc6,
% Sabre ait. nClicbtc Satin bon Gubt y. bed
Sic RccroiQmIN iiuoct SUuucritnR, ~Jiudmiiia09
nm 1913 llbr, bon ibrer gSo0HuHg. 9tr, 2lO,
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lorraine.


WaIerlih. - 9ariartia, Srteblid.
gScitlib bon &Su!brooi cine rno etre bnlhe
Weile. Wount prlpslSdQgonS mo Gnrrainc'
Wdagon brett bis gum SiugGng. Vetoe 3e
Iepboitc. Giuntsg}iiredI int 3peticn 5lnr Dee
nllnion 1ruit" s@ebdnoc,s Gbarlce: nno 5aectte-
Strabc. (Diai1. 1S.3&S)
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Mtt. Sliuct Cemetery.

Ginpanp ar Srcocrid4 9lonn.
Cots Nj ocrfnufct inter lcibtcn Rchilatr1eu
Scrlnni2sHlgcii II. z. SuInncn,
(Sln3-) 501 IilertcGn Glo9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

@enn bic 2ocal Sption,
gbitimmuna oicie @odIe in Gulitm-
bio, Nto., ~ @unitet Der Srodcncn
ollSiGm, baum n~tiiiien olle Sltngae-
Iellcn iibcr 30 Sabre i1brlif $50
Steiter bcSublcn. Ger Staotrotb milB
Den NtSiol Ser Ginnobnlen ollS Den
Wirthihoitcn, penn oieielbcn allSge-
rottet DcrOcn, ir9enOluie ocdcn nn0
ncrficl ollf Die Sung9ciellen. Gicicl-
ben bnbcn lid prompt 81 cilem Club
uereinigt, um eiirig geget SocolsGp-
ton tbGtig 5u fem. Gs lit loGor leid)t
m0glid), Oub Grobibitioniltcn untcr
ibnen gegcn 2ocal.S Option Itinlnteil
meroen, Denn metn's OH ben 8el0-
beutel qeht, Damn perlaBt Den Erobi-
b%itioniiten icin 5anatisnnlS.
HuiulanS's tiirfiide SGScr,
eanitatle. @ebaase, @ofaiht sesrn. etets oifen'
(slla22-)
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Sic W cbr5obI Ser omcri
foniidcn 3citun0cn lit felt Snbrcn
liir nichrigc &~cr5oQunn BON Nohnus
tcriol oOcr Ircie Giniubr Ociielbcn ci1-
gctrcten. Gic gbihGtcr iud)cn obcr
m00IidIt Go6c 36ue aus Scr Ginfubr
bcrouS5uid)ln0cn, 50 iuolIcn tic icbt
Acmiiic GiICncy5e. mclde nod GbronL
Mnn0onL &onooium un0 onocrc Mc.
tale cntboltcn, nidt mcbr nit 4 Sol.
lars 3ou pro Come beloltcn ion.
bern nit 20 Erojrnt pom @crtbe be
leacn. &ono0ium iinoet in Scr Ser
itelltug bon Stobl T%ernenoung unO
lit t6cllcr. So milrben ltutt 4 Col
lars inter ~llmItGnocn 1000 Collars
3oa bro Come Giicner5, boS piel
&onooiltm cntb0It, 81 entridtcn Ici1,
@o$ oil 36acn gCntodt pcrben fam,
miro gcn1odt.
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9unncritog, Ncn 6. 6cbrnar 1908,
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geindtsfRhrrr G. u. SeiuI, Bobnuna:
q. & .. 12t 90 BuIbrooi.
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Gic i H tie %. 9unbcS
logiotun9 OcS Observation-Disclosures
Surncr6lnoca" miro in Chicago ob-
gcbaltcn mcrocn. Sic int 9temorf,
&.Sy togenNe p. @unocSueriumml-
lung botte Cincinnati boiiir onSgc-
lpGblt, bo ieOod) bic StoOt ipGtcr baS
@un0e8. Surnirlt in 1909 iibcrnobm,
tpur0e iic BON Der Ibhaltun1 ser
S~a9iaturla cnt6nnoen. (Gie Albitim-
mlllg. bel mclder, nod Der 9irnbcS-
Contribution mir perioulid abgegebe-
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G%tasntbhmer 6. 8aiue, Bobnuna;
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-06

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Gilpin observer., 1908-12-24
Word Of Explanation.

This weeks Observer is not up to the
standard, due to the fact that the lino-
type machine ordered couple of weeks
ago arrived yesterday and machinist
from Denver has been putting the num-
erous parts together. This has caused
considerable confusion in the Office, and
consequently the Black Hawk, Nevada
vile and Russell Gulch news had to be
omitted, together with considerable
local matter. If the public will kindly
bear with US this week we make the as
surance that the paper from now on
will be newsier than ever. Next week
we will publish an iextensive write-up
of the new machine !andiwhen in work
ing order standing invitation is ex-
tended to all our friends to call and see
this wonderful piece of mechanism
in operation.
Gilpin observer., 1908-12-24
Robins Strange Nesting Place.

At the Crown, Cricklewood, Eng.
land, the public house at which all the
motor omnibuses from the Elephant
and Castle and Victoria and the horse
buses from Charing Cross to Crickle-
wood stop, robin built in gas lamp
The nesting place is within the
reach of anyone standing on the
ground. At one corner of the lamp q
very small piece Of the glass is
broken, and through the hole the
robin gained access to its new home
A family OF four young robins has
been reared and can be seen in the
corner of the lamp.
Gilpin observer., 1908-12-24
Evidently Father Was Doing Well.

Long after the death Of the elder
George Grossmith the British income
tax commissioners sent to the son, the
well-known actor, notice assessing
the income of the deceased at 100000
Mr.. Grossmith returned the document
to the proper quarter, with the follow
ing note written across it: II am
glad to learn my father is doing so
well in the next world; $4,000 is a
great deal more than he ever made in
this. Kindly forward this notice to his
new address, and remember me affec-
tionately to him."
Gilpin observer., 1908-12-24

The Gilpin Observer says our editorial
work during the campaign, in all of
the Democratic papers of the state,
was of the highest class and deserving
of reward, but that we are not entitled
to anything on our good looks. Well,
say, you slab-sided old pair of shears,
do you think we are in this race on our
good looks? ingalls, was homely and thin;
Richelisu ditto; Lincoln was no Addonis,
Shafroth no dude with red carnations
like Peabody. Taft is fat, Bryan bald
headed and Ben Butler as slant-eyed as
a chink. Some people run to brains and
others to bowels. We have the word
of Judge Hicks of your Golden King
dom of Gilpin," who is liable to be the
next speaker of the house, that you are
no $4,000 prize beauty Barkhausen
and Hosmer are the only ones besides
ourself in this race, and if we are not
handsome, in comparison to them, then
in heavens name keep it quiet and hand
US shotgun and pint of cyanide of
potassium. -Ouray Plaindealer.
Gilpin observer., 1908-12-24
Well Trained.

"The worst thing about my visit to
Kentucky this summer" said the girl
who had come home, was that the
horse Cousin Hal lent me to ride al
ways took me up to the side door Of
the corner saloon in the little town,
and would not bulge until jumped of
his back and mounted again. Not one
of the men of the family would admit
that they ever rode the horse. Phil
adelphia Ledger
Gilpin observer., 1908-12-24
APEX ITEMS.

Matt Clennon of Elk Park, was Wis
itor to the county seat Tuesday to at
tend to his Christmas shopping.
Mrs. A. A. Hartong went to Central
City Sunday afternoon. She returned
Monday.
Miss Anna Pressler, the popular school
teacher, is preparing Christmas tree
for her pupils. The scholars will render
delightful program.
Andy Danielson was business visitor
to the county seat the first of the week.
Ed. Godat, while journeying to Apex
Tuesday, slipped and fell on the ice. He
was carrying an axe, and in falling the
blade inflicted deep cut in the back of
of his head. 1t was not necessary to
summon medical aid and Mr.. Godat is
getting along nicely, although he says
it is gentle reminder of what might
have happened. Mr.. Matt Clennon as
sisted him to his cabin.
Shad Reid has bought the stock in
the grocery store of w. D. Converse.
Mrs. Converse is visiting with her
mother in Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Russell arrived
last week from Denver and he will do
his assessment work. Mr.. Russell says
that party of capitalists from the east
will arrive in the near future and that
there will be several prospective buyers
in the bunch.