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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
81 i'm Warn.

Gle Eoli5ci oeS miitlcrcn Iiilrifl2
pcronilaltet cine MosSia oili ben
.Subiunp" uilo nimnlt iilni5ehn
@elblcin mo 5luciunh5lpnn5ig
MGnmlein nit. - Ger @eiibcr 1uls
ter Den &crboitcicn.
Cen Sui6ericn BON IDeotcrbelil.
d)crlL lucldc 0cItern Nheno Die Shca'
ter in ser untcrclt Sioot uerlieBcn,
Dot iid) tlr5 nudJ eli llbr nod cin
Gratis ShdllIpict oor, oui oo$ tic
nidlt g%ercdnlet bottcn. Ile Eoli5ei
bcS mittlcrcu Iiltrifts mternobm
nGnnlid) cine Mo8ia ollf Oa5 ais
.Subnap" Detannte Sofal hc5 Srn.
&Silliom 8nHc, on Ser Siios Sreocridr,
uobe 0altiuoreltr, mo nabm oret
straightforward roll MGnmer uno
Sraucn nit nod) Der Eoli5c,Itolion.
IS luorcu ibrer IS Srorcu mo %
MGluncr, mo Mllc mllbtcll Die Nodlt
hIntcr %idNucoiid)cn @oroincn 5ubrin'
gen. @c9cn oel Gi02ntbiimcr bcS
SofalS miro otc ACKNOWLEDGING crbos
hclL, ell moroentli6eS @n,lS gciiibrt
Ill BADEN, ipGhrenb Die ii6rigcn Ser
lonen Bios Bis 6nnt &crhor ieltaebols
fen mcrben. 3ie No55ia erregtc irl'
gehelreS Inficben mo mcbrerc Sitn'
bert Ferior,en iporteten Dor oen1 SO,
fol. bis Ser leite arreItont Den go.
~trolpogen betrcten bate, Sir Die
Toli5ci i'm S~totiousboliic mar Die
Nodlt eiuc ~1cidditigc "a ieocn 9lll.
genblif Srclnlbc ODER IngcbGrige Der
@erboiteten erId]ieneu, INT &eriltd)e
i'll mad)slL bieieI6cn loS5ueileil, lpel.
die illbei'en rcIultotloS uerlicicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
S687,50O fir oas H5bren. Syitcm.

@id)tige Sitlntq Scr Seucrbeboroe.-
Sic cnogiiltigcn Fl1ne fir oaS
&%nbrenIpitcm 9ltgcbcibcn,- Ser.
id,ieoene SpritenbGllier linb sic
Decentralization fommen 1T @eg-
iou.
Die ScuerbeGor6e tloDm IN ibrer
aeltrigeii Stbullq Die el6aiiltigen
.Il1nc fit ous MoDren.S pitem oil.
Gaiiel6e foml1t 5lpiif,en Die 6rorf.
linz. Gutatu., Bratt. uno Nortb. NIB
Sout6.S irobc i'll liegen. Gie Soften
perocn iif aui $GS7,5D beloufen,
nno I'M oieielben 5lt eridlpingen,
muBte Die 9eborbc i6rc gan5cn Gl1ne
fir hie unlnittal6ore ,3ufulft peran.
bern. so iolen Die fir Die Iolgen'
ben 8egeneen geplanien Spriten'
b1ilier meg: eight. r,b Wontaomerp'
Strobe, Charles. lu,o Yarnettltrobe,
9oltimoraitrobe unb 3remont-4ue.
Central. apeltle prb Srleansitrobe.
2ie Decentralization, rueldje ON 6li.
Be ser Gopii9tonitraBe erriftet lper.
oen iollte. fornmt e6snioIs iii Meg.
Toll. r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Nus orn &creincR.

oe9 .Srobiinn$" mo Der n2trheis
ter . Siebertoiel."
Mit Solloumpi orbcltct Der .9oDe-
ride M1mnerd)or" I'm lcin Gon5crt,
oos aui nG6itel Montog 9lbeno III
OCT Sobor 8pceunl < Salle Itattfins
set ulo NIT DEM ein @aq p%er6unocn
miro, ST cillem Grfols SIT geItolten.
St ieiner gcltrigen SlngItnnoe ilbte
Der @ercin utter 2eitnng Don Hroi.
Sobn &. 6ronf Ole Goli5crr . Gborc
u10 lruroe iolgclloc5 TroNromm
ouIgcitellt: Sunertiirc, Ghor n9tbcno.
ltdl,ofen" BON i. Ybt, &aperiid,er
M1unerd)or; Sopran , Colo .5De
0niiep," SRI. Srou5isfo &oigt, Sc
DIETER; Gbpr .9eimlid)c Sichc" bon
Sugo Siillait, ,9apcriitcr M1nner'
dor" Sopror Colo .3luei buliflc
gugcn" bon &. &eille, SRI. Sran5isfa
@oi0t; @ortro9 oca 3itDer . Clubs
harmonic" uib Gbor .Oonoclllco"
BON Sdrnol5er, n@apcriid,cr 0tdi,s
nerd)or." Sn Der olti Die Yrobe lol-
geloen @eiGdfiSiibung iullroen bic
letien Sorbcreitun9en fir baS Con.
5ert ~getroiicn i,uo beid)loIiclL Die &c.
nerdlprobc ON Sonntog Nodlnlittag
iun 1913 lin i'm &~ereinSlofo!c nb5ll.
balten. G%inlabunoet ipurocn cltges
gen ocnonmcn bout yWio5art. Walt'
nerd)or." Der nSornonie", pom
.Sroblinn" IND oMetgcr : 6eio1a.
1crein" utb , ,Mrbeitcr : Momters
dor"
.TroDiinn."
Sic .5rotlinnlcr" iibtcn 9~eitern iii
ser 6roDiimn : Safe all Ser Ode bon
Fapicn. ,tno 9soltinloreitraBc Gbore
Gin. sSn Der @eldldftsiisung, III ipel.
der Grdiioent $. 9. @ienefelo Den
9oriis nno SefretGr aarl 9orbolo
onS Yrotofoll fiibrte, inllrben olcGins
laouneen bonn narbeiter . M6nner.
DIOR" pWctger . @eiangpercilL" Der
"Sarmonic" u!to .Wo5art Mdnncrs
+, DIOR" augellomnlen nno e~ingebel,be
ARRANGEMENTS fir Ben Wosfenball
getroiien.
narbeiter 2teoertofel."
Gle .Irbeitcr : 2ieoertafcl" belt
geitern utter 2eitura bes 8rdiioen.
ten Sobn Clinton cine 8eiddftsiisul,g
in 8oI5' Safe. AM Serington-Dfalft
! ab. Sefretdr 6. aamn,erer fiihrte
oaS Trotofo1. Die GinIabrneelt
pon1 .Meseer . 8elangoerein" nno
! ,arbeiter . Wdnnerbor." .6armo.
. nie.4 .Wo3art Mannerhor" ul1b
,Trobiimn" ipurbell nngeitomn,en II.
8orbereitungen fir ben MasfenbaIl
! nno Die MISUNDERSTANDING e~etroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

| u IL IL ) WV =, - Il ultptitl
Stcle 6c9 oGeutid,cn Correspondent
ten" 3eiGcn Die .3lpeite Nationol.
9ont", commercial orlO Farmers
Rational .@onf", n9tntionnl Grdjan9e
Nollf". .Merhonta' Notionol.@ anf"
,Iarmcr3 mo Wtcrd1dnt8' N%aiioral.
@onf", ,@cItcrn Notiolol Wallf" :.
Growers mo Mcdlonico' Noliol,a!.
9ont" mo nSlOtomn Notionol.
GIANT" lire A%ualuciic nll. Gic adlt
9nnttn BADEN cin @elonmt 9lftieu.
&apiial bon b5.IJ0,0O0, einen sc
lunumt llcberidilb.S onb bon $500
600 mo lmpcrthcilte Eroiite SIR &c.
iammtDGbe Don $73S.276.29. Tie
Gcpolitcn in cen odlt @nnfcn bctri,
0cn bcim SGlltiie Der WciGGitc anl
). Scbrltar $t6,l2I0Ii.l0
Gua &allfGalt3 Mnl. u. Neao
! < So. 5eigt al onbercr Stcllc an, oab
eS $t00,OO0 orciprp5entiger Sbligo.
tionen o2a SiootcS Ntarplouo SIM,
Gerfullf bat. 2ieIel6en Weroen olll
/. Saullnr 1914 i1llig mo Iiuo BOZ,
ollen Stcuern frci.
Son cincm Jnbrmcrfe
il bcruDrcn. 9ei'm lleber.
ihrcitcn oeS @roaoluop, nnGc Boligb.
Giraffe. lpurbe geItcrl, a6cl,o Der If
Sabre oltc Charles Shepf, Sobn beS
Srn. @enrp Sd,epf bon Nr. $3.50 iib.
GeqeIteritrobc, burd) cin 8ltbripcrf.
0eiicn 9lltId)er geltern Nbeno lliht
oltsfinoig genlodlt mcr6en fonnte.
iiberfobren mo erlitt mebrere erbeb.
lid,e aopfipulloen.
Stiir5te Dun Scr Geron.
8 a. - Strait Sobu j. annino, bon
9tr. 172S, 9elt.aue,, itiir5te geIteru.
ais Tie iidl iiber oa5 GelGnoer Der
Geronoa i'm S~lpeiten Stodperf beng.
te. in Sen Sol binlnter unh brad) oil
rehte 6iifte.
Gin muu oerbares Gnt.
t ommel 6otte ecjtern Der Motor.
fiibrer Srartf 6ei9D Don Nr. 243S
Safitr. @obrenb Ct geitern abenf
an Ger Galpert,, noGe 9altimorcltr.
anbielt. 6ralrnte iein Gontroleits aus
itno pdbreilo Ell Dor Der Slammie Sit
riiflpid1, fiel 5eigb riidlings ali bas
Strabenpflaiter. Gr pnrhe mad ben
Stabt.Soipital ea6rod)t, poielbIt e
iit berausiteIlte, bab Der Mann fein;
eriliten @~erletungen erlitten bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12

8em gebort Scr Gegen.
mantel. - @eil CT eiren r,eiieu
Ncaenmante[, Der niht 81, iciner of,
genleiaen @rideinuns barmonirte,
nit iif) b%erumtri,g. lpi,rbe San1es
Mnrpbp bon Dem Eoli5iitcn Carlos
bonn mittleren Giitrift uerbaftet. ga
Murpbp feline befriebigeroe Grfl1,
rilite uber Die &erfunft bes ManteIs
geben fori,te, miro er lon,nt bes be.
mubten aleihurgsItiides ieltaebal.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-12
Or. @ariug's &eiignation engcuom-
men.

Sic SdulbebGrbe ninml in pieritiin-
bigger Grcfutiplipung Die Neligno,
ton 6c$ Frin5ipalS ser SAMPLER.
tiQfcitSihnlc iiir Acocr au.
Gle SMulbcbGr6c nobm III ibrer
Qcitrigeu Gretutiulitnn9, lpeldc bon
1lG llbr bis 9 llbr Nben6S oallerte.
sic Meii9nntion bon 81. @arlng, Dem
4rinSipal ser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fiir 9teoer, on. 9u icincr Stelie
muroe Scr bi$berige 9liiiitcnt &r. Sol.
$. 2odermm tempordr cruonnt, nllo
peIien SteQe miro Ourd) Ntn. Ma1on
Sunfin&, cincn Sprudlehrcr, beleBt.
Supcrintcnocnt &au Sidlc. mclher
ijd) u0d) Soule bcQebcn bette, mllBtc
BON iciner @oGnuna obQebolt lpcr-
oelt unl III ser Situng 5ll crIdlcinen.
@o& ietnc Miilinn ba'clblt ipor, iuitrs
oc inoeIien uiht betannt ~Gc9ebcn.
9ctrGdtlide 3eit nuroe Ger &C
plouicn GrbobunG ser @cb0lter Der
&icc.grin5ipolc gepibmet, Sciner
Belt crbielt oo3 Gonitc fir He9cln
ocl NnItrog, bicSbc5iiolide Gmpiebs
lrnQen gu mad)cn. Ga ooIlclbc III:
oelitl feiuen Scridt cirrcidtc. muroc
Die Nngelegcnhcit IN Der Gtetlltiplib'
ing aui ooS Gopct gcbtodlt, uno eS
cntIpoun iid cine lebboiic Icbattc
bariibcr, nslhe 81 feinem oclInltlpcn
Nciultut Ocfiibrt baben Iol.
Nn ser Diicntlidlcu rcaclmoHi9en
Sisuuo Der Sdnll6cbor6e mltroe Die
)leiignotiou Der 2ehrerin &elene Z.
Nidloroiou BON ser Sd)ule Nr. 10
ou0eronmUl. Sri. Dtorp @cnnelip
murbc trmntbCitobolber nni Die Slltc
ser MiiliaIcbrerimtcn iibcrtraaen uno
ser 700 Scr 2cbrcrin Mnrp 4. &c
Balm BON ocr Sdulle 9tr. % iullroe
onGe5eigt. Ser Stills Supcrintell.
bent y&cit cr1tottetc 4cridt iiber Die
Gouicrcn5 Ser SdultIupcrlntcnoclt'
ten Der Ser. Stnutcn. mcld)c tilr6lid)
III Ntlauta, Ga, itattfano mo Der or
OILS &ertrcter Der bicli1cn GolfSlfat'
len bcimobute. 6r bctonte bnllptl1d)s
lidl. oob bie Gonieren5 borin einig
mar, ooB Die Nc8er ba~uptlddjlid) cine
ipld)c 9llolmQ crbo!ten, ucld)e inn
t~01lidlcn &crtcbr muuuAHnglih MOTH
luctoia lit, ooB ieoodl tire boberc
tSortbiloml9 nldlt crnnttDl8t miro.
Gic Gcboroe bcidllob, olld, fir Die
ScbrCriunuL pcldle oicJortbilouuNs-
'dniIc oblolipirt boben, policnoc 81.
plonlG Ole ii6 sum Ginrobmcn cig'
nelL onicrtigcn i'll IoIlen.
Cine An}obl ShcntlnGeu iiir Der
ihicocrc Sdulcn ipurbcn ongCnpllI
men. barltnter BON Nrn. Milton Ban
2cer iiiui c%inaerotmte 9ilbcr Don
&ompeii iiir oic neItlid,c b0berc Sod)s
tcrid}ulc, bon ben Mitglicocrn oe9
Gitcrn.GlubS Der Sdltle 9tr. a 5mci
GLIDER mo BON Or. >Sobn Is. Sem
meter iiir Die Gibliotbcf Scr ltGoti'
iG)cn .b0bcrcu Hnobrnidn,le boS BON
inn Gcidlricbcuc &crf ii6cr Die Gcl-
tcminlicicr Der llniucriit0t Don Mo-
rDl0n0.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

damage is q constant menace to the
fruit industry.
AS the telephone is a factor
necessary to the success of such a
plan. representatives of the tele-
phone company should make every
effort to give information regarding
this matter to all growers in the
territory. The grower without a
telephone can not hope to profit
by such an arrangement"
A eimilar experience was report
I'd not 90 long ago by the fruit
growers i" Canon City, Colorado.
Instances OF this SORT go far to-
ward explaining the enormous in
crease OF telephones in the west
during the past few years. Ranch
men, farmers. and fruit gro vers
without Tel -phon-s fad that they
are severely Handicapped.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

could be taken to the smelters and
when they were unable to reach
the smelters the strain upon their
tiuances came near the swapping
point. The misfortnnes enumera
ted have prevented the investment
of capital discouraged the iuaugu
ration OF new enterprises and in all
ways hampered the prosperity Of
one of the best mining divisions Of
the state. 1t is hoped therefore
that the San Juan will be favored
with late, pleasant autumn and n
short, mild winter in order that
something Of recovery from the
injury it has sustained may be
realized.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
Strictly impartial

Washington, October LIN
view Of the polar controversy the
board OF directors Of the National
Geographic society today held a
special meeting to determine the
attitude it should assume toward
DIR. Cos'k on the occasion OF his
visit here next Sunday when lie
Will deliver ; lecture ON his Artic
experiences. The decision was
reached that Dr.. Cook under the
circumstances could not be recog-
nized in sn Official way.
The conclusions Of the beard
were stated in IN announcement
by Willie L Moore. president of
:he scsfsty. In which it was urged
that Comnand-r Peary and Dr.
Cook lose no time in submitting
their observations, notes and data
to . competent scientific commits
sion Ia the United Sta,es. The an
nouucement states: before the
~ :iety can sccept the conclusions
u siAhse=G Gpous~ssss Prarys or DR..
Cooa, that tine north pole has b..eu
atseissd, it will be necessary that
she scieutiic records and data Of
each explorer be carefully examin-
Cd By its committee ON research or
BY somebody Or commission ac-
ceptable to the board"
The society takes this position
not from any distrast Of the per-
sonal Integrity Of either explorer.
but becaus. OF the many cnlcula-
tions that enter into the determi-
nation Of the pole.
Professor Moore said he did not
feel he could dissociats himself
sufficiently a. president of the 30.
ciety to cell upon or introduce DR..
Cook TO any audience while in the
city. He could not do so until the
board of managers Of the society
bad taken action ON DR.. Cooks
claims OF having seschsd the north
pole. MIR, Moore Will maintain the
same attitude toward Commander
Pesry that he dDss toward DR..
Cook.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
UNITED STATES PATENT
Sarvsy No. oss7s. U.ALsss Once,
hoptrose, Col0ra1u.

nopirose, Coloeado,
July 81, 1903
Notice Is hsfcby eivsa thas In pursuance OF
the Act Of Congress. appsoysd nay 10, 1877, c, +
Meek whose postoificois - Marble. Colorado. has
made application kpr . patent for 5v.9 acres
the Black SLATE, No. Placer, bearing slate,
situate in Kock Creek Aining District, 6unpi.
ron County. state Of colorado, and described
.. fuilowx, Wis: The n. Y Of N. L. = OF b. W. y
the .: y Of .. y Of :. X. y ot N. ". the y.
Of y. ". y VI N. W. y; the L. n of N. ". Y OF
N. W. y; n SEC. !, r. Il d. X. 81 W: also tho 4.
). Of z; offs; v; y Of $, W: and the W, \
Containing an aroa OF be.S acrcs after ex
cludinx all couhict with Sur. No. xxs8 A, Ban
nsr, kasle. Falcon, F,ax and Curbstone iodes
Bur. No. xs1 b, tiag. Mili-sito. Bur. No. 3ll3
Lime iOdc. Sur. No. 11727 Corwin PIacsr, Sur
No. All Blue Marble and White Marble iodcs
and Sur, No. U6eU lslet Placer.
Net area In GARFIELD Land District ia acres
Net area in Aontrose Land District, 4S.5 acres
and forming . portion Of the 8. W. \ OF Sec.
u, H. y. X, % W. and w. u Of Sec. 4. IL 5. X.
bS W. Of the 6<h r. u.
Said location being recorded in Vol. 100, Psgc
25l Of the kocorus Of GunnisOn County, COlora-
do.
Adjoining claimants owners of the above
named claims.
b. r. BLAIR
Register
First pub, August ), last October Il 1909.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
Mining Sections Damaged by Re.
cent Floods

cent Floods
General Frank Hall
Telluride and neighburing dis
tricts are having the moet serious
time Of their respective lives. due
to the recent destructive washonts.
The principal town is without any
kind Of a,railroad. The Examiner
guesses it will take until November
lst to restore traffic, but the rnil
road authorities think they will
have locomotives running into Tel
lurids Ivy October goth. The rail
road grade has been reestablished
b~tween the old and new towns of
P.acecvills aud the wagon road is
expected to I've ready for traffic in
three weeks from Plscerville
to Telluride which will open an
outlet to the rest Of the world.
, LAST Wednesday morning a
small dam the Telluride Power com
pany was using at Trout lake to de
feet tho overflow from the lake in
to its new Aume broke and let out
water enough to destroy about
twenty five feet Of the Butterfly
Auas causing a great deal OF trou
lie.
Among other things the flood
down the Sap Miguel river closed
the Vanadium Alloys company's
plant end took away it, siletrack k.
20 that it will be quite while be
fore tue plant eau be restored to
duty. The Examiner says. 80 far
none of our mines have had to close
down but nearly all available cars
in the railway yards are filled with
concentrates as are the ore bins.
At this time no word has been
given out that any OF the mines
will clcse and il the railway gets
into running order within a reason
able time none OF them will have
to shut down. The supply OF coal
at some of the properties is not
very large and it may be that the
exhaustion OF fuel will enforce sus-
pension Of work. The food supply
10 sufficient to last for some time.
The Silverton Standard of the
25lh states that after practically
forty six days of blockade with
only one train in and one out in
the meantime the railroad is again
in working order between that
place aud Durango. When the
washout occurred on September
4th it was predicted that it would
take sixty days to get train into
Silverton. But Otto Mears with
his splendid equipment and crew
begun work four days after the
washout occurred and the result is
. train seventeen days after Otto
began the work
Mr.. Mears is not a very tall or
wide man but he has the energy
and force of giant in cases of em
ergency, All the railroads of the
the San Juan have been blocked a
considerable part Ut the last ten
mouths and the fact ct their being
in operation today is due to this
mans efforts.
The series IF disasters visited
upon that region from the bsgin
ming OF last winter to the present
time have been very costly to that
important mining section, in the
ii iL.erruption of trade and travel.
the prevention of ore shipment and
the operation OF mines and mills,
The miners needed their money
for the ores about as fast as they
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

is the peoples fight. regardless Of
party. aud that the people are arm
ell with the BALLOT and will use it to
defeat any candidate who ia not in
favor OF the remonetization of sill
yer.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14
Prejudice Against Silver Fading

The metal market for the past
summer las shown very little fluc-
tuation although a slight rise in
price is noticeable in each of the
less noble metals Lead, zinc and
copper have shown a gradual up
ward tendency since the great
slump of last year. 1t is thought
that along with the general pros
perity which seems to be coming
On for every other industry the
same will be seen along those con-
Meeting with the mining indus
tries. Owing to the great fall in
the price OF copper which amount
I'd to nearly fifty per cent Of mar
ket quotations hundreds Of large
copper mines in this and other
mining countries were compelled
to suspend operations and are still
down and out Of commission and
can never resume work until the
time when this metal reaches fifteen
cents or over per pound. Lead
and zinc are coming to the fron:
again as the price of these metals
rises. The silver market is practi-
cn,iy al n stand still but iudica.
lions are that, tie world iuancirrs
are becoming more disposed to look
with favor upon the resumed use
of the white metal as money cir.
culating medium. Chas. Baldwin
who is one OF the Irsding cham.
pions for silver Is out IN lcng art.
icle relative to the need of more
coin Of this metal. He says in con-
clusion MS follows respecting its
future:
There is an irrepressible conflict
between the interests and the peo-
pie on tue silver question. Happily
the prejudice against silver is fad.
ing away.
The people ase beginning to
realize that the great fall in the
price Of silver is artificial and not
natural. Every dollar of silver
that is available or that can be ex
tracted from our mines is needed
to give soiidity aud stability to our
currency and We have reason to be-
Iieve that the people will Dever re-
lax their efforts till the great wrong
of 1873 is righted.
The first duty of the friends of
silver is to see to it that only thos.
who are in hearty accord with them
on the silver question ehall be elec
ted to represent them in congress
or in the Legislature.
To that end they shonld respect.
fully request all candidates who
seek TO represent them in either
body to state their positions frank
ly aud fully "n the questions of re-
monetiziug silver. Such a request
is eminently fair and reasonable.
Ours is representative govern
ment and the people have right
to know how those who seek to rep
resent them stand on questions Of
vits importance. We believe that
all candidates in future will cheer
fully uccede to so reasonable re-
quest and it they do, and declare
themselves 10 favor of the remone-
tization of silver, let US quietly
leave them tG their respective par
ties for We all belong to one or an
other of the parties and our move
is nonpartisan.
But if any candidate declares
against us and would use his posi-.
tion to fasten hateful currency
system upon an unwilling people,
then We must teach him that this
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-10-14

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Lumber and Building Material Of every descrip-
tion Paints, Oil Glass and Builders Hard
AGENTS FOR THE ENDNER LUMBER COMPANY.
In addition to full and complete line of
Gents Furnishings, and up to date, have
just received line of Iron Beds Mattresses
Springs, Pillows, Comforts and nice line of
Blankets a o this city.
Now is the time shoe the children for school,
Our line is complete in Ladies' and Children's
Shoes, Hose and Rubbers.
Stove Repairs of all kinds, Stove Boards, Pipe
Elbows, etc etc.
OFFICE and WAREHOUSE IN AXTELL BLDG.
w. D. ALLEN, Manager.
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INDIGESTION, GAS, HEARTBURN
AND STOMACH HEADACHE CD

If what you just ate is souring
on your stomach or lies like a
lump of lead, REFUSING to digest,
or you belch Gas and Eructate
sour, undigested food or have a
feeling of Dizziness, Heartburn,
Fullness, Nausea, Bad taste in the
mouth and stomach headache
this is Indigestion.
A full case of Pape's Diapepsin
costs only so cents and will thor
oughly cure your out-of-order
stomach, and leave sufficient about
the house in case some one else
in the family may suffer from
stomach trouble or Indigestion.
Ask your pharmacist to show
you the formula plaintly pranted
on these 50-cent cases, then you
will understand why Dyspeptic
trouble of all kinds must go, and
why they usually relieve sour, out
of-order stomachs or Indigestion in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-09
SEVEN BULLETS ARE
FLATTENED OUT
ON HIS SKULL

sensation by shooting myself.
bought revolver and went down
to pier 8. 1 drew my gun and
fred the first shot. 1t failed to
do the work.
That's strange thought I, 4
m ust have missed Then l pulled
the trigger second time. Again
the bullet failed to end my life,
said to myself, What can be the
matter?' And then l fired until
the gun was emptied. l felt tho
blood streaming down my face but
what most concerned me was my
utter failure to die. / was dis
gusted, tell you: I stood there
with the empty gun in my hand.
l can't describe my feelings ex-
cept that / was very bitter In
spirit. While l was standing there
thinking what I should do next,
some one grabbed me and took
the gum"
Physicians at the hospital say
Mulkerin Is not seriously hurt.
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the style change came aboutr
STYLE

the style change came about?
In Paris, where all the styles
come from, the race course at
Longchamps is the place chosen
to show off the new things in
women's wear.
This years meeting was held
in a driving windstorm, but the
women with their new hats and
clothes were there just the same.
Their big hats blew all over one
side of their faces.
"Fine!" said the men. "You
must leave 'em there all the
time"
Anna Held brought the style
to this side. In fact, some cruel
men say Anna crossed the ocean
ahead of time to be first to ex-
hfbit 1t. Anyway, It caught on
amasingly and the men who have
been tired of buttoning their
wives gowns up the back can now
pause long enough to answer the
new form OF the question;
J lis my hat on crooked7"
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five minutes. Diapepsin is harm,
less and tastes like candy, though
each dose contains power suffic-
lent to digest and prepare for as.
sanitation into the blood all the
food you eat; besides, 1t makes
you go to the table with a healthy
appetite; but, what will please you
most is that you will feel that your
stomach and intestines are clean
and fresh, and you will not need
to resort to laxatives or liver pills
for Biliousness or Constipation.
This city will have many Dia,
pepsin cranks, as some people will
call them, but you will be cranky
about this splendid stomach prep
aration, too, II you ever try a lit.
tie for Indigestion or Gastritis or
any other Stomach misery.
Get some now, this minute, and
forever rid yourself of Stomach
Trouble and INDIGESTION.