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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

your kidneys are weak or out OF order.
you can understand how quickly your en-
tire body Is affected and how every organ
seems to fail to do its duty.
IF you are sick or "feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root. A trial will con-
vince you of its great merit.
The mild and immediate effect of
Swamp-RoOt, the great kidney and
bladder remedy, Is soon realized 1t
stands the highest because its remarkable
health restoring properties have been
proven in thousands of the most distress
ing cases. If you need medicine you
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

CINE near the electric light plant at
I o'clock yesterday morning
He was carried to his nome Nc
HOS Hayne street, in the patrol
waSCh.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writing to DIR. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, y. Y. Don't make any mis-
take, but remember the name, Swamp
Root, and don't let a dealer sell You
something IN place of Swamp-Root-It
you do you will be disappointed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Standing OF League.
mpeTIaIs Defeat Martens

The ImpeTials won three straight
games from the MsriOns last night
The, highest score, 2J3. was made
By TOUaTt Of the ImpcTials.
Following - the score of the games:
Last NIGHTS Score
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

A lot OF old newspapers.
tied up in neat bundles for
sale, sc a bundle. at The Jour
nal office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

degrees and the minimum II degrees.
The average maximum for this date
is II degrees and the average nini-
mum % degrees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
SCORES IN THE
BOWLING LEAGUE

Folio, az = ne standing Of The
teams in the bowling league of this
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
SPECIFY BLUE hIRBON.

d I1NlII I bI1O = IRIDIUM.
If You are dissatisfied with the
fiavOTing extracts you've been using,
try Blue Ribbon lemon and vanilla
next time.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

should have the best.
Sold by druggists III
fifty-cent and oue-dOl-
lar sizes. You may
have a sample bottle
by mail free, also a
DamDhlet telling YOU
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened by 0YeT-WOTk.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

Weak. and unhealthy kidneys are re-
sponsible for much sickness and suffering,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
SWITCHMAN HAD LEG
VERY BADLY CRUSHED

Nan Smith. colOred had one of his
legs badly crushed by d switch en-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

+. r. Flint of Gainesville, was in
the city yesterday on a short bUsl-
ness visit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09
TERSELY TOLD.

Or. J. y Hawkins and II. Mason
Smith of Milton, were among the
business visitors to the city yester-
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

r. y. Green, of Apalachicola, was
registered at the Merchants yester-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

The maximum temperature at Pen
saCola yesterday was 81 degrees at
1890 a. NJ, while the minimum was
- degrees at 9 a. N. Last year on
the same date the maximum was 81
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-09

Subscribe for The Journal
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Naturalization bti &irminnlam.

&trmin1bouL 2l,ay IT, 2lpril.
Goroucr Nroibcor lmtcrillht iic-
bcn Wior0t1ntell lucIhc III bcuncbbar.
ten %uuooiitriften ucribt lulrOen
ilh9 0criclbcn IlutrbuIb ser lcbtcn
Mod)c. Gic lpGbrcno Ger lcetcn @odc
crmoroctcu Ecripncn limo: Sin unbc.
rnnltcr g8cibcr, 0ciicn &cid)e oui
Sbu0ca N}ountoir Nciun02u puroc;
9iop Nartiu aus Viobiic. wcldben
man i'll MiQinm 6uru0cr inn Stcr-
tcu iun0; &1u Sborutou bon Nroot.
iiNc; Orci 9tcaer, ]iomcua &cnrD
,Sodion olra @irnlinQbum (5co. .&ouiC.
leu aus @Ciicmcr uno C5ro. SlauQbtcr
ats WOlum.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Gas yScrf upu 0alnircplcrn.

Sauunnob, Ga, #. glpril. -
Ger iiiOIib gclenoc Eerloncn5uG 9tr.
93 Der "Solttbrrn 2Iir &inc" ent1lei.
ite 81 $oidS Station brei Wlcilen
n6rblib bon 9ennlorf, 9. g., ipobci
eli Eerlonen perlebt luurben cine Der
iclben UubrlcbeinIih t0otlih. &cIe
Ferionelt lueIcbe onS 4'rud bclitJtig.
tel ertIGrcn iid iiber3cugt, 0oB Dos
llnglitf Ourb @obnircuIer bcrbCigc.
fiibrt pllrOC @lutbunDc lno bcitcIlt
luor0cn, I'M Die Splr Der 9bGtcr 5u
Derfol0cn 9tnr cIr BuQmantuog1on
blieb uuf Dem Nclciie. Iic Sotonlo.
tiuc unO mebrerc @og1ona mur0en
}ertriinmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Npfpn.Utiuc acitUhlcn.

Gtihfill YnnDinM N.O,
II 9lpriI. - Gicbc itobIcn bcltc cinc
2ofontotipC scr oNclu. 6uucu @ubn"
3u 6Opcpcu illbrcn 5cm Oicilcn melt
nolnit rurO IeBen tic oomt itcbcn,
nodjOcm ibr Der 0onpi ouS1cgonGcn
NOR. Iic 2ofomotipc biett mc6rcre
3illc olf che Ou5 Icltcr inter iDrcm
SioiicI ueocr in @ong Qcbroht luto
liz cnticrnt lper0cn fonntc. Iic Iicbc
cntfamcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Ipfumptiufiibrcr rn5 Sci5cr gct6otct

loconln @nib, #. 2lpril. $3.50
Ger Ecrionen5l1 ltr IS Der 09tortb.
ern Rociiic, ,9obn" pcrilnalittc &c.
itcrn oui icincr 6ubrt bon Senttlc
no6 Tacoma mo Billings, Mont,
5u %riitoi in Der Ndbc Oc9 Stonpcoc'
Ermncla. &OfonrotIuiiibrcr mo Soci-
ser fnncn um'9 HcIcn luno mcbrere
Fniingierc crlittcn &erlcBungcn Ter
EoItnogBou mo ncbrerc Fcrionen,
NaBgnna mlr0Cn GUS ocn Shicncn
ceic1lcu0Crt unO ltiir5tcn IN Sen 6luB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
On bic EnQe Gcaanacn.

9tem gorf, #. April. - Gir
jungcr Giunm mCI6cr Den 9tuntelt
GbmarO 3alin5fN dlAie6t llno IN
$5obolcn ST mobncu bebolptet, uuroc
hclltc 9tnd)mittaa Ocrboitet, ais er elm
Goupert, luclGca }luci morfirte Gin.
Iouarnotcn cntblclt, pom einem
Wunl cntgegcn rnbnt iueldcr ii1 nis
TatCr Yuiclltin Gbcbonlifi, Heftor
Der polnii6cn fotboliiden St. So
icpbS.airAe in Noiiaic, N.,Y. Der,
flei0et bate. Ser !BrieIter mar 0urh
Gin Don Der - yS1nar5en !1ono" I'M
icr5cidncteS Shrcl5cn nufgcior0ert
ipor0cn $250O }u beroppeit mo
id,idtc cinen Stcllpcrtretcr, ionic
Gctcftip5 nah Dem in Dem SGreibcn
bc5eidneten Srtc.
Ter i5rou Ntorp 9tolmsci, melc6c
GIN observation-disclosures @eihGit in
9;oIiuic bctrcitt, lit Elm dbnli6erNrici
5ugc1onGen, melGer $500 iorocrt
S&ic Die Rclijci nitt6cilt, bottc 80.
linsfi oaa SGreibcn bciber 9ricic 5u-
gt9ebeil.
edHe flr's ausiaub beiorst q. Ratue, 413
ceeSaltimpu.etr.. uate eairsm esuie.apeuse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Scbocbanoid,nb fGr Sla6Gi S,irial.

9tcm Oort fl. 2tpril. - Die
?ie>u Hprtcr 60ocrotiou iijciibcr or
qonildtioncn mari bcutc 0cu 9ubbis
ncr G1uiI Is. birih pom Snni' Gem.
pei III Chicago ocn 6cb0cbnnoidub
hin ltno iorbCrtc i'm ouf icmc Gc-
bouptlm1, OoB Ole GinponocrlnB
uliiiidcr Su0cu in sic Ncr. Stuotcr
pcrbotcn mer0cn iolltc, III bcmciiCn.
Giohbincr Soirlh bOttC oicit Ychaupz
tlnG IN cincr am I. W0r} III Chicago
ntbaltcncn Ercoi9t Ncuudt. llutrr
0cu Wtit9licbcrn Der I00crnticu be
fin0cn iih OtGmcr mic G0puro Sou'
trrbob. Coroner \NuInl9 S)drblrlcr,
irmic Die 9ticbtcr GrIonlcr, Nrccus
boum lno Nolulatp. Die G0ocro.
ton crbictet iit, oic Soften ciucr
9iciic Ocs ]tobbincrS rad 9tem.Dorf
gu be5obleL onmit cr III eiuer Dis,
plttotion nit rIIIiIdcn ESI0cn icnle
@chnrpTling ucricmtcn tam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Irci SdJmeitcrn nmacfOmmCn.

GnbuQuC &o, If. 2Ipril -
2lnlln, O}abcI uno 9tubp 6oIoori
jl;nac l0Ater 0c3 Srn. 6rcO. Sol.
hcri uur0cn bcutc bubicr Don cincln
Ecrioncnjuge Der .Suinoia Central
Gobn" iIbcrfobrcn im0 aet6otet. Sjc
Hinlcn Dem Nobngclciic cntlanJ, ci.
rem bcronnubcn0cn 3ugc cnt1egen
iobCt ocnicI5en jehoh nidt, neil Gin
itarfcr S8ino berrid)tc uno lie nit &C.
tru1tcn St0pirn Gcacn ocuiclbcu an
tInlpitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Sifet's 9asaweb.Srupfe1 fxrires
in eiser &ixxte.
Sicbcu famcn um's Qc6cu.

u in obCr. Eo. If. Slpril. -
>Sll Der 8rubc ltr. 81 Der ,9eripino-
Nbitc GonI 60" cine bolbe Wfeile
liioIi6 bon bier, gclunatc aln Sreitog
cine 9pnuntitloblla 81 irilb5eitig
sur GrpIolioL ola lid nod 5ablrcihc
Nerglcutc in lmmittelbarcr NGbc be.
ion0en. Sieben Don ibnen mltroen
0ctootct, ucri6ic0cnc uerlebt ilno piele
entrunnen MIR nit tnupper Moth Ell
rcm QleidCn S6idlol. Gie 0etoote.
ten ino Mid)oel 0ibion @iIlinm
@ibiolL icin Sobn Step1en NemiS,
?lrtblr GuItcr ln0 0rri ousl0nbiite
9Irbeitcr. 2Il9 IidJ 0aS lln1liid err
cignetc. mar Die (ugidid)t eben i'm
NcBriif mlijuiubrCh mo oieien
lluItono lit 6 5u ueroontcn, oab ole
3abI Ger Cpfcr 10 geriug lit, oo Die
mciIten 9Irbcitor lid bereitS ant Gin
gang 6c9 Sdnhtc9 belonoen. bon no
liz nit lucni8cn Shritteu IN Cider.
belt uorcn. Gie 81 irilb5citigc Gin
idaltlmg 0c@ ciettrilhen Stromes,
ser Die Spcn9Inblmg jur Grplolion
brottc, lit oui Die llnodjtiomfeit ser
@cr8leltc 1rrilfjuiiibrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Salt haltGmpiane auf 0irdJcnircppc.

I&ur0C uoh Dem @ottc2Oienit bci'm
2icrloicn Der &irNc uon Nuulur-
ocrcrlt gcitcllt, - }}0Gitcu W}itt-
lpch 9lbeno mocbt or ciucn Nus.
ftlta notb 9telp.bopcN }uu Ncib
ieincr }lImo N}otcr.
93oibiuBtoM %. #. 9lpriI.
NrGiiocnt loit mobntc bclltc benz
CItern. @ottesoienIt IN Der St. Sohua-
GpiafopoI-&irhe, ju ncltbcr 6rou
Ioit geb6rt, bel mo unr nod ocnr-
ielbcn 9c3mul1cL ciucn mfUrmcllcu
Gmpion1 ouf Der lrcppc Der Stride
ob5uhoItcn. Cine Nioiie Mcnlhcn
bate lid por Der &irhc pcriomnelt
nm i'm 5u icbcn. Gr pcrIicB bo9
5ottcabola por icincr Wottiu lmO
mQbrcuo cr oui oieiclbc mortcte, gin.
QCn uiclc %erioncn al ibm poriibcr
rmO bcgriiBtcn ibn 0oa GriGcincn
rcr 6rou Suit mnhtc Dem Gmpiong
Gin GnOc.
Nm uihitcn N}ittWoh 2tbcno rciit
l}rGliocnt luit bon bier up, lm ciucr
GrtropcriornJlnl Der Corporation
}olc III NNp&npclL Conn, bci5u,
WphnCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Scr 9tiaaer luCbrtr iid,.

Shcllman, 60, If. 2Ipril. -
9icB Wioinor. Gin mobjbctunntcr iluls
ger Monn bon bier, mlr0e gcitcrn
2,bcn0 ipat ui3 2eid)c in ciuem 0olj.
id)uppen pcritcft Aciunocr, Sehl
aopf nor 0rrh etnan SdwstiAuB ser
ldmcttcrt ln0 mani Alullbt, 0oB cr
lcitcrn 9lbcno Dor DER Mobnmg bc5
Nclcr9 2llircO <}pcricn Aet0Otet Ullrs
br. Sicbcn Mdlmcr un0 iln1c Bur-
idcn bnttcn iM in pref lEltbrmcrfcn
horthin 6cgCbclL nm ocn 9(cRer 0urdJ.
5llpeiticbcn. 2ila iic al Die Shiirc
pp6ten mo &pcrion nuiior0crten,
bcrmlo 5u tourucL cr0iinelc ocricIbc
Gc!cr. ]IuHcnihcinlib wuroc Mai
nor ioiort A2t0otct lnlo iciuc @ciGbrs
ten ucritcdtcn ol90amt icinr llcbcr.
tCitc in bcm SooljIfuppcn, no lie ipG-
ter Acilul0Cu WuroCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Stein Saa Dfnc GDndlntUrSc.

2IrcoOjn, Gloy fl. 2lptil. -
&obn Snlitb, cn Ncgcr, melAcr ml-
Geflogt mar, grtcrn 9todnitton jmci
Ncilcn bon bier, 5rI. Ntorp 6 Ning
ems cincm 8u8Bg 0eriiicu lmo cincll
uniittlihcu }lnarii oui lie ucriibt 81
Gobcn. mlwoc hcutc iriih bier pcrbnf.
let ln0 ioiort AelUndbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
-
Gin Ridls

pdrc i'm Snue bon 3dmurrboiocn bicl bcItr
ais ein piuithermitel ober bic Guctidieie hes
0eilgcGiIier. tueida 0ieieo pefibrIitbe qeioen
MIR 5eiuelg oerbarEen. Gs iperoen nur Die
~ SgGGTg imegoIGl SS Sis eqeIiigs tla9e
ri6t bcicitigt uno eesbnlb fblitBlid MIR pers
ffIimncyi. 2d3 gelt.. odS 9 3ur Neieii1unG
hiefrs 'dbredlhen getoera giebt. bns 9ii3i9e
og. Sil56ece hcrihmirs 3hmorrboihenWNhfl
bon Dem Y Nenilaeoicr & 60. Dor 2lt6
Rem gou Gin. elne Frobe lotieaftei uerffuogn
(WolRJr)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
glntlaGc GcGcn ,GlfS."

anorUillG Gem, #. }lpril.
- Iic biciigc Gountp. .8rano. %uuD
crbob Gc9cn 0en Sroen Der Gifts"
cine 2lntIo1c mcgen &crfolia pon
Vr0nntlpCin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
EeabuarO 1Siurlsa Slmltco

uerIdbt Baltimore iGglid. nit Gusrnbme tc1
Sornlag I'M li6r 9inbnlitnAs. 9urd>uea
eleitrtite @cl,abluna: fenittr 3na, fiiraeIie
Sloute, fbneltle 5abrt nad brn Heiorts oes
os"' p csfS OF!9S Snob ab I'm e' gGsrs ti
ipenoe man iitb an .. Nt. Gblton. S. 3. a.
TcrireuialsfSebduhc, SaltiElore. mlb.
Cyi.r32 tNtS&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

9tCn Norf, H. 9IpriI. - Die
llnurdiitin Gumo @oI6nnm bielt
hultc 9lbcno nor elmer ar0Bcu m0
cntGuiiuitiid,en @crinnlmluu1 ibrcr
Gciinun09Ncuoiicn cincn Gortrng
ii6cr ooit EiuboloAir Der @cpoIttG0-
tigfcit." "a lie iih mEcr1cm6bu-
lidcr M0Bi1m0 in ibrcl 2lcllBcrlur-
1rn bcIlCtBiAtc lm0 Nn9 Eublitlm
rlbig blicb, 10 miiMtc iicb bic 'Eoli3ci
uidt cim o6QIeih uicle Eoli}iitcn mo
Gctcftina ompclen0 morCn. NcOucriu
bcitritt 0ic NuQobcn Der o2ilBcujci-
tlanQCL" 0oB lie iiir pcrclicOcnc,
BON ilbCrciirilGn 2lnordlIitcn ucriibte
Ncuuittbotcn pcrnnhuortIid) ici.
oNicic %cItc," iuAtc lie, oinr0 brauc,
r0rIihc Nfcuid)cn, ucIhc luw Oltrh
0cn }mbIid Scr 2Ci0tu ser McnihCn
III @cualtthotcn 1ctricbcu lucr0cr.
sic crpGbntc Ole ihr julcihricbCnc
&birbt iDr nncritoniicbta NiiraCr-
t6tm nlti]u9cbclL niCbt III 0em Gor,
trdAc. @Inl nGhitm Somttog &or.
nIittoN miro lie in Der oGrntcrnitp
SHollr" iber Sic $ocilhclci oca Elt-
rituuCrthuus" rCnr1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
She Sapinas Sanf Of Baltimore.
9cutidle spar6anf bon Baltimore.

u. WIUtI TNUV.
lie jabrlidjeu 5nien 6nr Mate ppn oret nnS
sInsm baIbrn (3La) 9ruScnt, an /. 9lpril 1909
faiiiu. perben an icnem lnae uut oen Grebit
eines icoeu Gontos ,qeltrieben meroel mo am
unb nab oem I. glpril 1909 3nr @intruGunR
nenn nht 9eSoaen, 8ur &er6inllug bonn l..
glprtl an beredtigt icin.
Stuatss uno et1ots tsSteuern nerocn Ron bcr
gani be5agit.
Wdrs27-gpri!9) 9rdioert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12
Mu Die Tamsa.

Surge 9anieu, rpeltbe muoerne S6aetber.unt
81 srieTHen nltriIdDen, foGian fticbt i'm Suettel
fe!n, tpubin fCt oaiIr al i1enben. Ge brauGes
MIR Del SrI. ~. Su6ers, VT. 302, Meft. gara.
trgasStraae, bor5uipVecben, ibren Namen ais
SHetne entraeen, uno &c ierIIeu oJe Stui,tl
balten aiiRerotT erinolinen llnterrtdt ir
3aldneioeH. @ebr Iiberale Bebingnnoen.
ssrt. M. puhtfs, Rr. 5O2. Atis,Sasatras.Sss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

t}n @ittle Nod, 9lrf, itor6 nab
cinnonntlidcr Magcntront6eit oic
Grnli ocS Nlnoe@ienotorS IopiS. Sic
ltiro Don ibrcm @ottcn lmo ncin
9in0Crn ilbcrlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-04-12

g2armc @carihuus brS OcntidIcn
9icidjSfAn5lcro in &cnCoig.
Ednmcrlihcr 3lritou0 iron0iiitcr
5dlotDtidiiic. - Gritc Grdcb-
niiic oeS @cilrha OcS porjomcn.
tnriihCn llntcrilId)lu12'G ;
in Goul0n -- HGtbieibnitcr lo0
cur9 omcrifonil0cn (puriitcn in
SrantrciCb. &0nig &ittor Gmd.
mel pcrlcibt icincm Gutjiidcn
ilbcr icinc NcAcGmtug nit S5rn
HooicpClt in M}ciiuu 2haOrllf.-
Goiro Oori uidt noh 0dniih-
Wlltin0icu fnnnlCt.
&CUr0i1 II. llpril. - Silnor
(ittpni, Der ito!icniid)c .Diniiter 0ea
2Iuam0rtigCn, tom bcutc bier an ltnt
Dem ocltidcn NCihafnn5lCr Nruien
Billion cincu Nciilb nb5ututtCn. Qic
NclriibuuG ser bciocn Socrrrn mnr
cine ulBcror0cntlIh lpdrmc. NCltC
!tuchnlittn1 lnudItcn lie cine 6nbrt
oll Den 2uduncn unO om }Ibcn0 1ob
SiHuor littoni cu 1incr III Gbrcu
be9 @cilhcra.
2 StonOulGicr 3uIton6 uon
irun50iiiGcn 2 h q db t.
htffcn.
Toltlom 6runtrcid,, If. Npril.-
Ser critic Nciuh Or@ pom irnrB0iit
ibCn EurlamCnt crnonlltcn llntcriv.
hunAS.Gonlitc0 in ocn bici9en God.
Goro9 bot luic Ntit2Iic0cr OcS Gomi-
tc0 nlittbcilcn, ifunOol0ic Giuae ans
EuAc0Iidlt 0rbrndt. In0 nctc
Ghladtdiil n>Suiticc" lit, luic iidb
Dcruuaitcat. 10 gut luic mtBloa. 3ie
4iluttelL melhc sic hinterclt 9onrpi.
fciicl cilliflicBcn, iin0 0ltrdlAebronllt
uno cine Gucuc crnitcr @ciobr. Sie
nriillclt oltrh ncllc crIcbt luer0cn. mo
Die Ncporoturorbcitcn pcr0cn WIonns
tc in 9lniprltdl ncbnen. Scr Ottni-
tion0uorrath mor impellitGll0ia ,m0
nongclboit
9lui Der o2i6crtc", cincn Shrpc,
itcricbiif Der o>%ulticc", lit Ole 6olite
Der Gompffciicl nid)t 5u gcbrolCbcr,
lucil QcUiiic fIcinc Ncitnnotbclc Der
AeiicI, bic niht in IouIon jlt crlnn'
gen porcn icblen. Qic Merfit0ttcn,
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Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24
Visit Uranium Properties.

s. T. Lockwood Of Buffalo, N. Y,
noted expert in rare minerals, is a
guest of Thomas F. Walsh at VOL
hurst. He has come to this state to
investigate Colorado's resources in
rare metals, more particularly the
ores from which radium is extracted.
Mr.. Lockwood will go today to Gil
pin county to begin examination of
several mines in that district. Later
he will visit the southwestern por-
tions of Colorado in his quest for rare
ore.
The Colorado School of Mines will
receive the benefi. of Mr.. Lockwood's
expert knowledge. Examination and
the process Of reducing ores will be
undertaken at the laboratories of this
institution.
Mr.. Lockwood's visit is part of the
plan announced some time back Of
Mr.. Walsh to aid the Colorado School
of Mines in practical manner
through a donation for the study of
the states resources in the rarer
but most valuable minerals which will
benefit at The time the whole state.
ut has seemed a pity to me for
Colorado to permit Germany and
France to go ahead of US in the pro-
duction Of radium, when we have the
basic material here at our door,"
said Mr.. Walsh yesterday. 1--WE will
undertake to extract the radium at
home without the necessity of hav-
ing to send the ores abroad and Mr..
Lockwood is here to help u.s."
Mr.. Lockwood stated that he ex.
pec'.ed to produce from Colorado ores
$50 milligrams of radium which at
the current quotation of $50 per milli-
gram would amount to $4,000. This
as beginning, however, as once the
industry receives proper start, it
will grow until Colorado will become
the principal producer of this wonder
full discovery that is revolutionizing
science. There is what appears to
be an unlimited supply of pitch
blende from which radium salts are
extracted, in this s:ate.-Tuesday's
Republican.
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

Ray X. Knight, employed on the
Observer the past two years, has ac.
cepted position with paper at
Kremmling. The paper was former
ly the Advocate at Sulphur Springs
and has recently been purchased by
Frank U. Spring. He has changed the
name to "The Moffat Snow Plow."
Mr.. Spring is fluent writer and the
initial issue of the Snow Plow indi-
Gates that he will give the people
Of Grand county a newsy and interest
ing paper. In one paragraph Of his
salutatory he makes 1t clear that he
is averse to the continuation OF silly,
boyish newspaper wars which have
been in progress among the editors
Of Grand county several years and
which doubtless have become very
obnoxious to the citizens OF that Sec
ton. He says: I'VE believe that
when two editors cannot agree the
only system is to place them In a
dark cellar, close the door and put a
heavy rock thereon. and the one who
comes out alive takes both papers
and cares for the widow OF the de.
ceased for life. or until she ties up
With another Intellectual giant"
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

A beautiful effect may be obtained
by means of a damp sponge and a
few seeds. Take a large piece of
coarse sponge and cut it into any
shape desired. Then soak it in water,
squeeze half dry and sprinkle in The
openings red clover seed, millet, bar.
ley, grass rice, oats-any or all of
these, says Country Life in America.
Hang the sponge in a window where
the sun shines at least part of the
day.
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

Attorney j. w. B. Smith has dis
posed of his residence property in
Grass Valley to Jos. Meyers. Jr., and
for the, summer Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will occupy quarters at the Ventress
cottage on Colorado street. Being de-
lighted with this city they will re-
main here until next November when
they will remove to Denver where
Mr.. Smith will engage in the prac-
tice OF law.-Idaho Springs Siftings
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

A lady who understands advertis.
ing says: mo lady wishes to be look.
ed upon as a shopping fiend; she
does not care to go into store and
have merchant show all his stock
in order to find out whether the ar.
ticle is sold at price she can afford.
1t Is much easier and pleasanter to
look through the advertisements Of
a paper than 1t is to bore the clerk
and waste her own time. Next to
the local news items, the advertise.
ments Of paper stating articles for
sale and prices will keep much Of
the money that goes to large cities
nc home"
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

E. G. Green has been elected as
teacher in the High school by the
board of district No. 1, to instruct
principally in Latin and German. Last
year Mr.. Green was principal, but
this year according 20 the arrange.
ment made by the board, Mr.. Momyer
will act as both superintendent and
principal Of the High school.
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

Some of the local people are under
the impression that Golden is going
to celebrate the Fourth of July on an
extensive scale and in an elaborate
manner which is not fact. All the
brewery city is going 20 have will be
few field sports and ball game.
Russell Gulch is the only place
known of within forty or fifty miles
OF Central that will observe the day
with a celebration Of any size. So
make your arrangements to remain
in the county and have a good lime
at Russell Gulch.
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

Next Monday evening at the
Armory hall, the Catholic Mems so-
ciety will give an orchestra ball
Tickets will be one dollar. The event
in all likelihood will be largely attend
ed as the last dance given by this
society was one of the real enjoyable
functions Of the social calendar. A
good supper will be served in connec.
ton with the dance.
Gilpin observer., 1909-06-24

John r. Wood, late State mine in
spector came up from Denver today
to confer with the members of the
citation. 1t is planned 20 have Mr..
Wood make a tour of the mining
camps and address the miners in the
interests of the organization.-Boul
der Herald.