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Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29
For Sale.

Well built, cozy house in Nevada
vile. Five rooms, large roomy cell
lar, inside coal house. Small barn and
good well. Full size lot. Price only
S175.00. Terms to suit purchaser. In
quire of M. NJ. Eaton, Bald Mountain
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

A recent article In the Denver
News says that "no return to ths
practices Of primitive days when
duckins stools were used in the pun
ishment of chronic scoIds is DESIRED"
verb "that self preservation is the
first law of nature"
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

The chief vaudeville attraction at
ventriloquist, who is reputed to be
the best in the country. II you don't
believe it, go and hear him.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilman, Sr,
have been critically i'll during the
week and it is doubtful If they will
recover.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

Marshal George Launder has taken
up gray jack and If the owner
wants to gain possession of the long
cared animal he can have same by
paying expenses.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED
ON APPLICATION
OFFICIAL PAPER GILPIN COUNTY
OFFICIAL PAPER CITY OF CENTRAL
Phone. Central lO6

An advertisement starts with this
headline. "You can safely ask your
friends to read the Denver Republi-
can" We know that, they won't do
It.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29
Attention Rough & Ready Hook q

Regular monthly meeting will be
held at headquarters on Wednesday
evening. Aug. 4th, 1909, at s o'clock
sharp. All members are requested to
attend, as business of Importance Is
to be transacted
J. w. Sigi, Sec'y.
VIM. E. Morris, Foreman.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

The condition of NJ. B. Hyndman is
improved.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

$3.50 to Denver and Return Ever
Sunday via Colorado & Southern.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

$3.50 to Denver and Return Every
Sunday via Colorado & Southern.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29

The little book in each package gives
the formula Of our new Hair Vigor, tells
why each ingredient IL used, and ex.
plains many other interesting things.
After reading you will know why this new
hair preparation does Its work SO we'll.
Gilpin observer., 1909-07-29
OBSERVER.
w. J. Stuil, EDITOR and Prop.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
One Year in Advance. OC
Six Months in Advance. .S1O(
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17

have another open session on l1@ay night, October 15. It Is the intention to give I play on that night
 AIr and Mrs. Wiley Harp and Mr and Mrs Ghas. Fillman spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. P. \. Harp
 Miss Hattie SuIfnls has re= turned to the home of Ed John son after two weeks visit with home folks near Sonora.
 Revs. Ballard and King will begin q series of meetings at the Baptist church to-day 6Monday1 at1 a. It.
 af. and Mrs. Allen Roberts ana the latter $ mother. Mrs. Nancy Lewis. of Sonora. spent Friday ami Saturday al the home of Mrs. N. \. Johnston and attend ed the literary Friday night.
 Earl Clayton arrived at his home near Mayficld lasf Sunday He has been in TuIare Cal, for several months. Earl < IIabber= ton friends are glad to welcome him in their midst again
 N w. Johnson and family and mother, Mrs. P \. Johnson at= tended the birthday dinner of the latter $ son, John Johnson, near Sons Chapel. Sunday. this being the fiftieth birthday of Mr. Johnson.
 II was thought bY quite number that last Sunday was one of the warnest days Ne 've=had this summer. The indications were for good rain but sup pose Gabriel bloWed his trtnn= pet, for the rain went around
 N iss Hattie Oxford spent ses- efal days last week al the nome of her uncle. H. Vaughan near War Eagle. who k very low with tuberculosis.
 GaFah Iana
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17
Sarah Jane.
SULPHUR CITY.

Miss MolIie Clark of Durham visited relatives here sunday.
 Pat Moulden of Fayetteville was in this vicinity Thursday.
 John Sutton of Carter was Ill this vicinity Sunday afternoon.
 Miss Kate Mabry and nephew attended church at New Cross Sunday
 Mr. LingIebaugh $ boys from Ridge were here Saturday ped ding goat meat.
 Miss Ellen Shook of Carter visited Mrs. Mary Boaz and Miss Harris Thursday.
 Earl Shook and sister Miss Ellen of Carter attended church and singing here Sunday.
 lord Harris and sister Miss s.ertie of New Cross attended church here Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. Rossie Harris and little daughter Ruth Jeff Friday for Durant, Ok. 10 visit the form CT s mother
 Misses Fife and Stella Rob erts of Wyman are staying with their sister, Mrs. Ed Phillips, for I few weeks.
 The boys who went 10 Oklaho- ma ln search of work have re turned and say there k nothing uoing down there
 Brother Reid of Winslow filled his regular appointment here Sunday, and was accompanied by Brother Duncan Of WinsloW
 Me are glad 10 learn of the wonderful meeting at Goshen conducted by Bros Thornsberry and Haley May their Sunday school and prayer meeting do much and lasting good.
 Lone Star.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17
HABBERTON.

Born, Sept. 9, to Mr. and Mrs Ed. Johnson, a daughter.
 Riley and Ray Sanders oi Huntsville visited in this yicln ity Sunday.
 Bill Harp and family of So nora visited at the home of J \. Stone last Sunday.
 Miss Bnlah Johnston of Wesley visited his brother, Will Wilson Friday and Saturday.
 Mrs. R. E. Stobangh of Spring dale spent several days last week visiting relatives tt this place.
 John Mitchell k spending sey- eral days visiting his daughter Mrs. Glaud Frost, at Miles, Ok
 Mrs. Willie Lindley spent sew cral days last week visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs NJ. Bryan.
 The open session of the literary which was held at the school house Friday night, was attend ed by large crowd and all seem ed to enjoy the program which consisted of various recitations, songs, etc. It was decided to
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17
LOWELL.

Nice rain Monday night and prospects for more
 Roy Beard las accepted work for the present in the store of Mayes X Co.
 Miss Hazel Lawrence k report ed i'll with typhoid fever Hope she may soon recover for it is very disagreeable 10 he confined o ones bed these hot days.
 Postmaster E5 Bishop has been on the puny list for a few days. so much so that he was not able to attend to the duties of his office Glad 10 saX he is better at this writing.
 Two children and a son and daughter of Mrs Mary Nishler s are reported right sick with ty- phoid fever. and several others are threatened with the same maladY in the community.
 Dr. and Mrs. OIen Green of Pea Ridge visited relatives in our town several days latter part of last week. The doctor has been on the sick list. and was hid ing oatin order to get q rest
 News reaches as that l. T. Pinkstoa and Jasper Beard of Muskogee. Oklahoma, have both recently purchased homes in that city. which We hope will prove financial saceess.to these TWO gentlemen
 The=Iong-eXpeeted happened last Wednesday when Charlie Wright and Miss Maggie Max we'll both of this place, were united in marriage These two young people have been raised in this neighborhood and are Find. unassumlng. upright citi- zens. and We wish them all the happiness that II k possible for them to enjoy through life. They will make their home for the present with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright. parents of the bride groom.
 Again the clouds come Ill sight And then we think may rain to-
 night;
 But in the morn we look around And see the same old dry ground And now. do you think 1t s right To worry and get in fright, And cause ourselves and others
 pain
 Just because God don't send
 fdfH
 Let LIS work with all our might, We the battles of life must
 fight.
 Believe in God and be not vain, He will surely send the rain.
 Tyro.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17

alone with d granddaughter who k a daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Williams. His daughter, Elizabeth. a deaf mute, married Andy Williams, deaf mute, ami ttey have eleven children not one of whom k similarly af flicted.@FayetteYille Daily
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17
Of Local Interest.

Chas. F. Renner made busi- ness trip to Pettigrew Monday.
 Marriage license was issued to- day to Robert GaskiIl and Minnie Allen, both of Farmington.-Fa etteyille Daily.
 Gentry has a curfeW ordinance requiring all persons under 16 years of age to be off the street by 3 0 clock each night.
 NJ. J. Drew will have a pab- lie sale of personal property Thursday of next week at 1 ?. Ill. at his farm five and one-half miles Northeast of Springdale.
 \ special election will be held at Fayetteville October , 10 elect two alderman 10 succeed N. C. Braly and J. F Barr. both of s9i om have resigned
 The main fork of White River Is now dry at Mcguire ford Old residents=say this is the first time to their knowledge that the river has been dry=Fayettevillc Daily.
 Dr. w. Yates returned yes tcrday from Rochester, Minn. M ere he spent three weeks ob= serving operations at the famous hospital there. Fayetteville Daily
 Ben Be4ers was over from Westyille Ok. first of the week on business. He recently pur- chased barber shop at West vile. and K well pleased with lis business.
 Mrs. Do1Iie Cobam= =of Chattanoo- ea, Tenn. arrived Saturday night from Rogers where s1e is visiting with relatives and.friends. to pay brief visit 10 Alr and Mrs. Robert SeeIey.
 NJ. Morrow died at his home on Lafayette avenue al 10 clock this morning He was 7s years of age and has been an invalid for the past year.-Fay- etteville Daily, Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. R II Williams, who have been making their home in Springdale for two years past, left Saturday afternoon for their former home al Marion Ind, where they will reside in the future.
 A party yesterday began drill ing for water at the pump sta ton and Is now down about if ty feet. l. is thought hy going 10 the depth O, from lO0 to lot
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17

feet an inexhaustable supply of water cans he secured. Fayette- vile News.
 yl1ss Geniyieve Sanders of Spring Valley went down to Fayetteville Monday. and from there to Fort smith. where she will teach ii the public schools the coming year. School opens next Monday
 Don [ order your magazines and periodicals from travelling agents when you can get just as good prices from Eiehlyter News Co. Al kinds of clubbing combinations. at prices as low as you can get anywhere.
 Speeee X Aaron, photograph CTS. have dissolved partnership. and AIr. Speeee k making prepa- rations to return to his former home at Anderson. Ind. <. D. Aaron will have charge of the business after the 25th lnst.
 ttf Rowland. of Bentonyille. mas located m Van Btmen. He has rented suite ot rooms in F Bryan building and will op- en dental parlors in q few days. He will move his family here tie first of the year-fan Bur en Press.
 \. F. Wolf las purchased the Judge Patton estate near Spring dale. Consideration S25000. Judge Patton valued the place during life time at S60.000 and Mr. Wolf certainly has val uable farm and orchard. Fay. ettevifle Daily
 The little two year old daughz ter oH Fred Brooks was knocked down and ran over bx q delivery wagon this morning while at= tempting to eross the. street in front of the wagon. Her injur= i,. gre not considered serious.- Fayetteville Daily.
 Mr. and Mrs. !. II. Dodson. residing near Whitener. were ov-
 first of the week visiting with relatives and friends. While in town Mr. Dodson called on The News and ordered the paper sent to his brother. W. T. Dod- son. at Cedarville. California.
 Major B. R. Davidson received a letter Saturday from d promi= nent Frisco offical which stated u.at all the officials would visit Fayetteville on Mr. Winchell s return from Europe, and take up the hotel proposition with the citizens. MT. Davidson was highly pleased with the informa- tion contained Ill the letter which
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17

The Star Lead and Zine Company was organized here to-day The in eorporators are B. ] Reayes ] s. r. Johnson, Herman Craig, ;. Thompson and c. A. pearso The company has leased a fivc acre tract of land in the new borrow field, this county, and wi begin active operations at once -Fayette- vile Daily.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17

''tStif " itt II II '-iltt 1tobHN StNS out there he will show those Ok lahoma farmers how t 's done.
 w $. Tobey. representating the Mergenthaler Linotype Co.,. of New Orleans, was i'll Springdale Tuesday having called 10 see how We We're getting along with our Junior Mf. Fobey took an or der Tuesday for one of the ma chimes to be placed in the of flee of the Fayetteville Daily. and since We installed the ma chine in this office he tells Us he has sold three other machines in this state
 Fhe people in the Mt. Comfort neighborhood had mad dog scare this morning. The dog first appeared at AIr Henbest 's and had fight with his dogs From there fl went 10 the Poor Farm and fought with Masters dogs. and then 10 Geo Bridges where ii hit#one of his dogs very badly. II next appeared at Frank DoWell fs where it was killed by Rev VII Dyer There k every reason to believe that the dog had hsdrophobia and-it behooves the people to look closely after the dogs that were bitten. Fayetteville Daily, Monday.
 AIr. and Mrs. T. J Hill and little daughter Florence and son Kirk arrived home Saturday from two-months rip i'll the west They visited the eXposi= ton at SeattIe.yisited with rela- lives in Los Angeles, California and other points, and returned by.Hay of.El Paso. Texas. They travelled about eight thoas= and miles on their rounds. and were delayed by wreeks al fiye different points, but fortunately no accident happened to their tain. They had most de lightful trip but were glad 10 get back to Arkansas. They re port that land ill the west IS very high, apple orchards in Col orado selling at from Sl, ,o00 to $4.000 per acre, and they consid- cred that country oyer-rated. Mr. Hill thinks more of his Ark ansas land than ever
 It is with regret that the Il any friends here will learn of the death of the little daughter, which came to hless the home of Dr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Per kins of Springdale, Ark, Wednesday, Sept. Sth. 1909. Dr. Perkins accompanied by Mrs. Perkins father and sister, C. (. Clarke and Mrs. Harry Risteen and their friend, Mrs. Marks brought the remains 10 this city Amsday and after short serH- ice at the cemetery the tiny white casket with the precious remains were inferred beside Mrs. Perkins sister To the sorrowing parents to whom this little life though so short means so much we would say the dear Lord knoweth best and your treasure is laid up where harm can not reach 1t and the sym pathy of many hearts go out to them in their bereavement Ben tonville Sun
 ]. E. Cato, owner of Cato $ spring three miles south of Fay etteville, was q pleasant caller at lais office today and paid ,,the only debt he owed to any man He k enjoying good health for q man of his age, he being four ~eore and three. Sixty-tWo years 70 this fall he came 10 Wash ington county and entered the land where he now lives, and established blacksmith shop which he runs to this good day. He WAS Il o0oC man at his trade.
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17


 the enterprise has not been abandoned-Fayetteville Daily.
 w. NJ. Bass recently came here from Philadelphia and has pur- chased the 16-acre tract of land just east of town owned by E. r. Purcell Mr. Bass is all auct- ioneer. Mr. Purcell has not yet decided where lie will locate. but will probably buy other property here.
 Uncle Henry Abbott arrived home Friday from Sloan Springs where he had been attending the annual reunion of the Federal soldiers and sailors of Northwest Arkansas. IIe was the only rep resentative from Springdale. and reports good attendance and a good time
 Prof. N. \. Gladson. and his crew of surveyors returned at noon rom Norfork. Ark The crew left here the first pal4 of July to survey White River to ascertain its water power. They started n Goshen. r miles East. n d boat down the riyer.-fay- etteville News.
 Judge Humphreys today grant rd Mrs. Frances Lewis divorce from her husband. \. D. Lewis on the ground of indignities. She gets the home place in her own right. $l.000 n money and one fourth of this year $ crop. l=ne parties reside at Prairie Grove-F ayetteyiIte Daily.
 Frank Parrott and family left "Wednesday for Seattle. Wash ington. where they will visit with relatives and take fn the exposi- ton lis their intention to lo- cate somewhere in that section, and, whileregret6ng 10 see them leave. their old friends in Spring dale wish for them nothing but success in their new home.
 Miss Leona Bement. who has been visiting out at her home in the vicinity of Harmon for some time past. left Monday afternoon for Great Bend. Kansas. where she has d position i'll a telephone office. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Mabel. who will visit up there for some time thinking possibly change may be beneficial to her health.
 Members of Peach Growers Elk change and all others interested l: It has been demonstrated by the Colorado fruit growers that the use of the Smudge Pot will in- sure crop of fruit Attend the meeting of the Horticultural So eiety on Saturday afternoon and learn full particulars.
 M. BoWden,
 See. Pc. K.
 F. W. Smith of Parsons. Kan sas, has purchased the interest of E II. Meggs i'll the Citizen $ La lndry and in the future will have control or management of the laundry Mr. Meggs will re tire from the business and devote his entire time to the develop ment of the Morrow Mining in- terests with which he is already connected Fayetteville Daily
 The First Methodist Church of St. Louis of which Rev. r. C. Fletcher k pastor. will be moved from tie down town districts to University City and the name changed to University First Church It Is the oldest Metho- dist Church in that city and has had 69 pastors, among whom have been some of the ablest min- isters in Southern Methodism Fayetteville Daily
 John Bobbs. residing ont near Elm Springs, was q caller at the News office TaSf week and
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17

By the time people become thoroughly accustomed to dull times, business gets better,
The Springdale news., 1909-09-17

feet an inexhaustable supply of water cans be secured. -Fayette- vile News.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-07
Cbe Jefferson,on
Il Fen Words TO Workers
and Ref0YmeYs

already brothers in the world of
work. Therefore each one should re-
gard himself as being his "brother's
keeper That principle carried out
to the letter and in it's true spirit
would produce one brotherhood of
Workers." and at the same time do
away with the many 'brotherhoods,"
as at present, thus unifying" the in
terests Of all workers. But even this
will not avail until the workers thus
united better their condition by
means of the ballot. They must al
so Ego into politics." as a unit, and
vote only one ticket. Aren't the
trusts and combines Sin politics.?
So you must eight the devil with
fire" by going into politics too, as
united whole, and that to stay in
until you whip the fight. "United
we Stand" is fine in theory? Yes,
but so is "Divided We Fall"! The
theory is all right, in it's place, but
it amounts to nothing if it is not
carried out in practice. THE PLACE
TO PRACTICE TT rs AT THE BAL
LOT BOX.
Let all workers and reformers thus
unite and in one solid phalanx, march
to the polls in 1912 and restore this
government to it's rightful owners
the people -and then, but not till
then, we will have a government "of
the people, for the people, and by the
people" not only in theory, but also
in practice.
Tilton, Ga. B. L. BRIGHT.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-07
TONSORIAL TALE.

"By Jove! Karl" said Bentley,
as the barber rubbed the top of his
head, ''that feels mighty good, [ can
tell you. The man who invented mas
sage was not only a genius, but a
benefactor to the whole human race
They ought to put up statue to him.
There nothing like it when a fellow
feels seedy. There's only one trou-
BILE about it..
"Vot ISIS it?" asked Karl, hoping
that perhaps he might overcome the
difficulty.
"Why, it's all on the outside, "
said Bentley. eff there were only
some apparatus that would enable
you to get inside a fellows head and
clear out the pains of the morning
after, what a blessing it would be-"
"Vell," said Karl, ~ t'nk that
maybe some day dose vacuum-cleaner
fellers will do dot already yet. VOTE"
-Harper's Weekly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-07
Why
Suffer?

If you suffer pain from
any cause, DR.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills will relieve ID
and leave no bad after
effects. That's the impor-
tant thing. Neither do
they create q habit. More
often the attacks become
less frequent, or disappear
altogether. DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills have no
other effect except to re-
lleve pain and quiet nerv-
GUS irritation.
Anti-Paia HsiaS. ny husband ana
son, aged rs were aiways subject to
sick headache antH we bean IIstng
these Pills, and they have bru&en
s snem up entaFeay: Doa't think they
I recommend them 60 every orsA. A
rev weeks ags heard an cid lalay
r1end was Sack. went to see her.
She was down with LAGrippe, ana
nearly crazy with awful backacha.
l gave her one Sf the Anti-P Pain Piils
and left another for her TO take IN
short time. They helped her right
away, and she aays she win never be
without them agRan. Last winter nav
husband wa1 taken with pauerisy on
both sides, and know he would have
died If it hadn't been for the Pills.
an less than half an hour he was
sweating. and went to bed and slept.~
MRS. G. H. WEBB.
Austinburg, Ohio.
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Anti
Pain Pills, and we authorize him te
feturn the price of first package (only)
IT IL falls TO benefit you.
Vues Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-07
STAR BoARDER's REFLECTION.

Landlady-Mr. Star, now that we
are seated about the board to par
take of our Christmas turkey, does it
not occur to you that there were
only two turkeys on the Ark with
Noah?
Mr.. Star-Tndeed. | sincerely hope
that this one is the last Of the two
Circle Magazine.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-01-07
HOW TT WAS.

Ode po child died fun eatin' too
much watahmillion
"Hoh! Oar ain t no sich-uh
thing as too much watahmillion.
"Well, den, dar wasn't enough
boy. Puck.