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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17
20 Aars
Hjae erteonde

CDR. Miles Hjsrte.Middel har
helbredet NIT Hjarteonde af over
20 Aars Varighed. Jeg var den
Grad daarlig, at jeg like kunde
passe nit Arbejde, og Sunde nae
stem like drage ct fuldt Aande-
drrt uden at besvime eller kv9-
les. Legen meddelte mig, at han
intet kunde udrette for mig; da
begyndte jeg at benytte Hiarte-
Midlet. Jeg vii aldrig glemme
dsnne Nat. Jeg SOW bedre end
tilforn mango Maaneder. Jeg
vedblev al blve bcdre, indtil jeg
var fuldst;endig rask."
MRS. LAURA RUSSELL,
Logan, Iowa.
Naar Hj9rtefunktionen er svag
evner den like at pumpe Blodet
hurtigt nok gjennem Lungerne,
der da like indvinder det NOD
vendige Kvantum af lit, end
skj9nt de muligvis forsynes med
tilstraekkelig Luft. Resultatet
bliver Kortaandethed, Kvalmean-
fald, vansl.eligt Aandedrat, og
ell trykkende Fornemmelse Bry-
stet. Dir. Miles Hjserte-Middel
styrker Iljerteneryerne og Musk
lerne, og forGger paa denne
Made 3lodorni9bet.
faa en- fiaske fra Deres Apo
thicker. Benyt den if6lge Anvis-
ningen, og hvis den like hjelper,
vii han betale Dcres Penge til
baee.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17

San tlGnlpe0e imob, alt bbno ban
:feoe, men foraiGpes. San buffeoe
noer og Iaa mart lbuaSet poa @uI.
ret. -
~sOoN pil 5 pisre2" ,itrep ,Oen,
InffeIige, e +"
Set ifaI Tll mart iaa ie, Sag MT
onen Ser og Irs bel,pe tpers oper
tinnerne, msi binb gssneOostercn
tait beS SisnalitoIpen, iua' ban fam
is, naGr Sosct fisrer iorbi, Saa
nlea 10 pere paa lin goit j. ..eIlers
bliuer ban itraafiet."
Sflrfene bcrebte fig MI paa at no.
isre anfsrerens gefaIinp.
~Wfn $ldtru! @an Suitrp!"
.qnreee aeinbqrot. ~sfuun be,lbel
SEQ piI qisre, buao 5 bill"
~ Bet Uar en- fornllftis Manb. Ser
insen sio at ipiIoe. 0ss bam!"
Oct blep siort.
r@en eisr M insen 9uulbeoer,
teinbarbt!' ges' ierife nlistenfelise
'epaselie ifpber ieg Dig neo, oa oin
&one IGeses no paa Sfinnerne."
s tnlis SortpipIelie bentebe Yame'
pogteren lit @erftei.
Sesnen site neo. Meb tire 9ss.
iemlnbiuser rettet imob Jig bespnote
geinbarot lit ubpgselige @rbeioe.
"a ben anben Sfinne par lssnet,
ianf ban afnteshg til Soroen.
Set er bit nof," iasoe Stein til
iine &amerater, It'll at Soset saar af
SpoFet, % alt, 9pQo ger er puu So
get, tilbsrer os. Sfqi Sprep bort.
+. .elIer failife oct er bebit, BON faar
ligae Der iom foruIpffet 3"
n&lins.fIine :. flin9.flins -.
sIins-flinol""
Sra Gastbuiet Iso aloffens aopo'
renbe 9linsen MOO oet os6sbsmtc
Eoa.
Neinbarot reilte Zig. SON babbe
bsrt &ingninger. Bsr npeen frnoe
binore bnm, itprtebe ban til Stoppe'
iisnalet. San fit bog life uoisrt i'm
Seniigt, ior stein tpg bam isien og
itraftc bam til Soroen mep ct pGlojsi
Slas.
.9u bill npf piie rsbt aps ira Can
ternen oeroppe, Dit 5g, % paa Den
Wiaabe soeIGgser 0u pit uOmGrfeS(
9lrbeioc.. Gal pasiar ppf life rigtiG
i Dor Sorretning, ginS bam isier
orbcntlig og ilGns bam ino / Stuel
til &onenl"
SteinS @eiaIing blcp aolpbt, %
mart otter bsrtes en- iiern @ruier.
Get bar Toittoeet, iom nqrlnroe Jig
9feinborat boo, ifres, srGb o9 for
banocbe, men Stein bare ipotteOG
lam.
n&an 9u ie, at sin &ellesn Der
bortc piier Hart! Set er Ell flinl
Woub. S bit Stes bopse ban lift
3jort ina mango Smipsb.4
Strllben piloe inerc iig ianner
poo Teinbarot. Sfilrfene gioroe olt
iorben iii i'm ifi9nbige SorbrpbeIic
2auet borte sineoe man oe 10 rsol
Sofontoiiplollterncr, og So9et fon
n9rmere og nGrntere 9lli er oct bcf
nnrlneite @ogterbolig.
aling.fling aline.flins -
tfine.flingl
GpnInart ifiitebe Siennllanter
nen beo Sen dn6en 8n9tltue Sorpc
9ofenotipet got 9tebIignolet til
grensning, og Soset itunoiebe, in
man enon1t piblte, bpilfen ifrGffelil
Sore, man 9aG6e inogaoet.
Ga Stein fif bsre slobarieISiano
let, bIep ban ct 9ieblif iorblsiiet
men itorlneoe oerppa ino 9ostitlen
Ger baboe ben itaffels bltnonc go
nepostcr rullet fig ienl en- Srm borj
iii SelegrnfborSet. Oleb SGnocrn'
lpffeSes set bam at fua iat poa Nsg
len til ben cleftriife aloffe og gip(
stoppeiignal netop / poerite gieblif
Sfein iosebe Ben ll(pffelige er
Gusle gieiinem Sopebct, oa bcrpac
flpgteoe Sfllrfene.
@oneleeemet blep propiioriif rcpa
reret, og Soget fjsrte bioere
lIteu - Sen itoffelS Voncnpotcl
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17

feat and that may happen to the best OF
men. However,, thatwas not taken in
to consideration. -
Hoping for the success of our schools,
l am . Yours Respectfully,
- PETER. MOE.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17
Soget tommer.

&egnen itremme0e ne6 ober BEN
soe, msrfe SIettc, 2anst bdrte Bbt-
tes en- bump 9iulIen iom eiterbdan-
oen bIiper iuagere og ipasere 90 til
Iiolt fllbit9noig bsr bort.
Opt bar ct oSernbanetoe, iom bap-
De pasieret Sen narmeite gogterbo-
Zig.
9anepoeteren itpb enbnu berilbe,
iiert lin 9teanfuppe oa oronebe no:
JET peo Sisnalitanaen; Snart for.
pinoer oet rebe Stoppeiignar berop-
pc, oe life lGnge efter Ter man 2ps /
nGrmeite @ogterbolig ben merfe
Hot.
gancn er fri. Fqa TO elmer fom.
ner intet Sos. 9anepoateren fan MI
saa inb / fin Stle % tase iig en-
Stunos SpiIe, til SigndIfloffens
Rineen otter rnffer ham iio at 9rsm.
menes 2aao tilbage til ct Sip fnlbt
af anitrensenbe Gaqposieligbeo
Deostr9t logger BON en- puoe poo
| Den baarbe getf, hporpaa ban Ie.
| oige Wellenitunoer pIeier at itref.
te lin trette arop, iom iieIoen faar
| npoe en- iammenbengenoe oroentlig
| 6piIe, en- uafbruot Sspr.
San bill netop itenge Osren, 90
ban faar ie ct 2psifin fra oel 8ant,
bporfra Soget fonlner. Srgtercn
bliper itaaenbe / Seren. 9et mao
,Gre en- SraIIe, iom nGrmer Jig. 9en
| Inisienoe 2pD, Ser blanoer fig meS
Regnens Tlaifeu, befrGiter bans
| Sornrobning. Oct bar nenllig Ell
Sogn iom blep ifippet frem al iefs
Irbeioere, % poa builfcn SorntanSen
| iab meo en- rsb Santerne / &aonoen.
| n@ohfpelb, &eiubarbt! @i fon.
mer nof upentetl" ruabte ban %
prong al 8ognen.
~gn Sfunbs 9fp og Spile ipnes
ieg, man flinoe l,noe iig," brumme6e
Reinbarot iagtmohig. Or set bisie
to Sfinnerne, iom MI ifal bentes
| 0porfor 9aiter set iaa nleb bem9"
| n0en @amle bar isien faaet Sn-
| ipeftionsnpffer," erflGrebe Sorntan'
Sen / en- Grserlia Zone. .Ou beo
oeI, @ut, at benne Sperinsenieren er
en- Iunefuls Serre. SornloOentlig ia
| ban life funnel iope inat, og oa faa,
ri andre llnbgi9lbe for Set. Spis
| bon life ipnes, at 0eiret er oltfot
ooarligt, fisrer ban nof pao Sralle
| efter os belle Geien. 9anemeIteren
| 5ur foruoiet bette os laOer os Ser
for transportere De ubrangerebee
Sfinner bort fra @anen. Ser Iig.
ger nof ct balpt Snes oppe bos BAN
| ogiaa, % bette maa bore Der, fel
| Eoittoget fommer. Set er ianbt, bat
Ou bsrt ben iibite gpbeb. &ein'
| barbt9"
| oHei, bbab er bet ipurgie @ane'
oogteren fleematiif, ibet ban tGnbt(
i'm Yibe.
Stein er fonmen isien.'
| Stein Wnarben9"
| .SSSa, netop Waar6en, iom De falSel
| banr Men De fem aar. iom 0u fai
ieoe bam, bar NOT betaset bam 2p
ten paa bans ganle Saanop9rf, un'
Ser 2osnineen at iti9Ie fra @obspog.
men. Set bar en- fifig Gpr. 6ennt
Stein. San ioritoo Ianse Of Flare
Jig, inotiI Oh greb bam paa ferf
Siernins. Tanfe fig ben Sfurfens
5rpfbeol Siorsaurs meIote ban liz
uaa Stationcn for at faa Goit ion
eafmeiter, bans eamle StiIling, ion
ban iagbe."
~gfu, ban bleb bel iaeet isien9"
v9tatirIisuis. gsn itrpaer ban ON
firing ber / gpeSen. San bur6e for
rciten alori9 iluppet no; bpem peo
mao ban fnn finbe paa9"
Snntalen bIep afbrlot, ibct en- a
! Gr6eiSerne mel6te, at Sfinnerne ban
aItet pon &ognen.
g'eI ino fierer oi til nnite @agt
! agbe 6ormnuoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-09-17
Sborsion for Yiees@unerupr.

Set bsrsttss, at fl.rs af Statsienator
Gilbert 9b6relohs Ysnhsr omtrins i
Staten isser' ut fotmua bum til at
title fig finn 4anoiout for Viee=@uper.
nor paa ben rspnblilahits Sidet Deb
neite priniarpals.' Sc paaitaar. at
8up. @tsieb os ssnatOr SboreiOn
oiloe uoaisre ct trdftist Ssam cs
brinse Ssir'n bjem meo tjlans.
Som betjenot uosIsf 6'armerbeiolt.
ningsn ben peisntlisite Del al Sta
tens Ysfdltnins, mems De flsHe Stats-
smbeosmeno sntsn sr guntsrsr eller
9lopOtarer. Senator sboreion Ell
GARNER Os oribsr ielp fin 6arm n0r
Dell &upios,, os 6armins er bans ene-
tie Snotaststilos. Sois senator
3borsion tunbs bspasss fiji at ftile fig
iom aanoioat for 'haonte Gmbeoe,
ullos pOr Sarmsrtano bli rspreienterl
paa s.5idstsn paa en- opstis Oq
Os uarois 'MaaOs af en- prattiit 5ar=
mer Os Grsmftribtsmano osiao poll
tilt Senieenoe, frembOloer oIsle bans
genner.
Soften msooslsr bette. fOroi Den
bar bsrt bet nepnt fra fOritielliae
Solo, % benitiaer til fine 2eiere at ia
5pprssmaulst unoer Operpeielie. Yi
usO lite, ON 9bOreiOn er uillis til at
auu i striOsn for nqOnts embsos.
men ui peo to Sing, Os bet er at Se
natOr 3boreiOn er en- opstls Oa arlil
Mano, IOm lite bar for @ans ut ielg
i'm Spfatnins Os SnofIgoelis for Sol
lars % Gents. Set bar ban beoii
Om @eolem ai assislatilren, % bet e,
iauounne Menb, iom trensss, lite
ninolt o0re 9ase.
Set sj9loer MI fOr bore 6urmere q.
rife fine Grap. Sc ian nominsrl
ninolt en- af fin WiOts, oeriOm be lsi
er / Slot o9 tlreoer lin &et. Ss D
tan neppe finoe en- beore &eprGisntan
no @ilbs't ahOrsion itripsr "Sioul
| 6aas pOiien".
"SisietOn YOiten" sr al famine DE
hing iom aolesa Sipur Sails, naa
zen neunsr Senator 3bOreiOn iOm sl
| 100 Mano for Yice.8upernsr. q
tror Osiuu. at 9esiep % ban uiloe uc
lsjsre ct ecot 5eem". Wen ct beor'
"Seam" piloe SEQ. @. Gsan % Or
Sboreion uosjsre. Set forbauier 0.
tmioleriin at ie SenatOrsns 9taul
a9pnt 6orPinoelIe meo @esisps. VI
IN Samtale, pi feits llse baNoe mel
Ssnator SbOreiOu, fremsit bet it'll
llsne, at ban er en- Of Gsans melt be
| ;eilirebe 8eunorere, men ogiaa ban,
perionlise 9en, Set ipnes iaaleoe
naturlist at antase. at Sbnrion iell
oil foretrGtte at "rWnne" iammen met
| Or. @san. Ss buOrior itte2 gsar
lor tilfulbe bepiit, Ut ban er Glitter a
Ret pe 8etfRroisbeo os en- Saoer a
Corruption pg al anpen &aaobenitab
om ban lite Ter sjennem 6in9ren,
meo. Sun bar oerfor be meit slim
rsnbe llolister til at blipe nOmlneret ol
palSt.
@Sisfeton Yolten"s &eo.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
EPIDEMIC OF THE CHAMBERS
Hearne Farmer Lost Several Head OF
Stock in Two Months.

Hearne, Tex, Feb. 21.-There has
been considerable complaint in this
section during the past six weeks of
the presence of CHAMBERS. John NJ.
Smith, a prominent planter of the
Branchvville neighborhood, has lost
thirteen head of fine mules since
Christmas, and it is said that he has
two or three more head sick with this
dreaded disease,
The weather has been remarkably
fine during the past few days and our
people have been getting their gar
den lands in shape and are planting.
The farmers say there is fine sea
son in the ground, though our fall was
the driest in thirty.siN years.-Hous-
'On Post.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
From Parker SCHOOL


We had preaching at the school
house Sunday.
Mr. Joe Hays moved from the Davis
to the Pittman place
Mr.. r. l.. Jones visited Tabor Sun
day
Mr. Will Jones visited friends at
Benchley Sunday
Miss Fannie Kennedy is visiting her
fatbe Mir. S S. Kennedy.
Mr.. w. A. King and family visited
MIR. NJ. K. Stabler Sunday.
Mr.. John Rawls is visiting with Mr..
w r, Parker.
Mr.. Thos Peyton of Benchley yisi,
ted at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones Sunday.
Miss Della Smith is visiting with
her Grandmothr Mrs. Burt
Mr.. Willie Hall departed Monday
for Oklahoma City where he goes to
seek employment at the carpenter
trade
Quite a number of the farmers have
their ground prepared to plant corn
this week.
Correspondent
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
NgvERous PRosrRArIoN.
Indigestion Causes it-Mi.o.na vii
Cure IL.


II you have Indigestion. you don't get
all the nutriment out of your food that
you should
Your worn out stomach passes the
food on without extracting enough nu.
tritious substance to supply the blood
aud nerves
And IL the nerves are not supplied
with nourishment, they begin to rebel.
They kick up a great disturbance.
They make you irritable and cranky,
you worry about trifies, and YOU can.
not sleep soundly at night. you have
bad dreams, and you get up tired in
the morning.
Try Mona tablets. the money back
cure. Mona will cure your nervous
ness by driving out the cause Mi-o-na
will give you relief use first hour 1t
will cure acu& cyes in a few days,
and chronic cas- lin few weeks.
Belching of gas, heartburn, sour
taste of food waterbrash. foul breath
and other dyspeptic symptoms vanish
before the mighty power of Mona.
Try M-oian. L, j. jenkins sells it
and will refund the money if IL doesn't
cure, and only 80 cents a large box.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
w. L. Houston to Hearne.

Mr.. w. l.. Houston has resigned his
position with w. ]. Coulter and &C
Cepted a position with the dry goods
house of Dawson & Smith of Hearne.
He left at noon yesterday to enter up
on his new duties. Mr.. Houston had
worked for Mr.. Coulter for eight
years, and for Eugene Edge two and
one-half years. He is a splendid dry
goods man, and courteous and obliging
salesman. During his residence here
he has made many friends in Bryan
and the surrounding country who re-
greet to see him leave. He will not
move his family to Hearne until after
the close of school
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
AN OLD PICTURE.
(By Joe McGee.

(By Joe McGee)
There's a picture on the wall
Quite familiar to us all,
For its features are well
Known to every one,
It's no need to tell its name
For it always looks the same,
And the children, they all
Know its Washington
Every line that you may trace
In that old familiar face,
Speaks Of deeds of noble
Nalor that was won.
Not warrior poet or sage
Can be found on history's page.
That can take the place,
With us. Of Washington.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
Ceiling Contract Awarded.

The commissioners court on yester-
day afternoon opened the bids for
ceiling the first floor of the county
court house With metal ceiling, The
contract was awarded to Mr.. c. f.
Jenkins for the sum of $4,000 which
also includes the painting.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
w. A. Stacy Dead.

Mr. W. A. Stacy died Sunday morn.
Ing at o'clock at his home in Hous
ton at the advanced age Of 20 years,
Mr.. Stacy was a gallant eX-Confeder
ate soldier, having served throughout
Regiment, Hoods Brigade He leaves
a widow and three sons, w. p, w,
and J. H. Stacy, all living in Houston,
and one daughter, Miss Treva Stacy.
The remains were shipped to Navaso-
ia and laid to rest there yesterday.
He was a brother of Messrs. Pete and
John Stacy of this city, and Mr. John
Stacy went to Navasota to attend the
funeral.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
Cemetery Working.

The Eagle is requested to announce
that the annual cemetery working at
Alexander will be held on Friday,
March 5th All parties interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23
Passionate ENDS NEXT SUNDAY.
Rev. CHALLENGER viii Leave Bryan
Early Next Week.

Early Next Week.
II will be remembered that some
few weeks ago Rev. Challenner ten.
dered his resignation to his church
board as pastor of the Christian
church and same was accepted. After
its acceptance Rev. CHALLENGER accep-
ted call to the pastorate OF the
church at Windsor. Mo.
Later the church here decided to
have the whole matter recinded and
retain Rev. CHALLENGER as pastor If
possible Accordingly the official
board appointed a committee to COM
municate with Rev. CHALLENGER in re-
gard to the wishes of the church, and
the following is a copy of the letter
they addressed to him.
Rev. James A. Challenner,
Bryan, Texas.
Dear Brother CHALLENGER
We the committee appointed by the
official board of the First Christian
church of Bryan. Texas, and acting
for the congregation of said church,
respectfully ask that you reconsider
your resignation as pastor of this
church, and earnestly request that
you ask the Christian church of Wind
sor Mo-, to release you from your
contract with them
During your pastorate here you
have so endeared yourself to this CON
gregation and to the religious people
generally, that We feel that it would
be a calamity for you to leave us at
this time, especially in view of the
fact that mainly through your efforts
we have recently erected church
edifice that would do credit to any
denomination of a town much larger
than Bryan, on which there is debt
quite large for a congregation so
small as this We feel also that just
al this time, more than ever We need
your earnest leadership and help in
the payment of this debt and Cor the
continued upbuilding OF the Christian
faith in this tCwl and community
We further believe that the Wind
sor, Mo, congregation will, when
they thoroughly understand the situa-
ton here. readily release YOU and We
earnestly pray that they will.
Your Brothers in Christ,
GEO. A. ADAMS
GUY BITTLE
w. T. JAMES
Committee. !
The pastors association of the city !
also addressed a letter to Rev Chal- |
enner earnestly requesting that he |
reconsider his resignation which was
signed by DR.. NJ. f. Weaver. Or. T. H.
Norris, DR.. F. p. f. Duffy and Rev I.
\. Searcy.
Rev. CHALLENGER accordingly COM
nunicated with the church at Wind
or, but they refused to release MIN
n the following telegram:
Windsor, Mo. Feb 10Th.
rev. j. A. CHALLENGER,
Bryan, Texas.
Board can't release you Would do
S an irreprable injury.
Nath McCuthan.
This settled the matter and next
sunday will be Rev Chalenner's last
sunday in Bryan He will leave early
ext week to visit relatives at Taylor
nd Georgetown, and from there he
ill go to Windsor and enter upon
is pastoral duties about March 18th.
Bryan morning eagle and pilot. (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1909, 1909-02-23

' b. HUDSON ". " Wiiso'
HU SON & VIII SON
Attorneys.at-Law
Bryan and Franklin, texas.
Hill practice in county. state and feo
eral courts. Special attention to
business in Brazos and Rob.
inson counties.
FOR SALE.
Bryan, Texas franklin. Te,
l476 acres OF land in the Moses
Hughes survey, near Edge. Price
and terms reasonable.
Half acre OF land with improve
ments, one block east % my home
so acres adjoining & NJ. Col
Itge land on west side, near Prov.
dence church. Known as the George
Platter place.
1870 acres, including Double Sulphur
springs, on NavasDta river.
v. 8. HUDs0N,
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-05
Methodist Church Notes.


The Ladies Aid society held their
annual picnic last Wednesday at
Mack's grove. A jolly good time is
reported.
The pastor was hoping to announce
DR.. Tippett, pastor for eight years of
the First Methodist church in Jane
Vile, Wisconsin,, to preach next Sun
day. Owing to limited time he could
not stay over. We are sorry, for
some will be disappointed.
We call attention of the parents to
the catechism class which meets
every Friday afternoon at eight
o'clock. We would like to enroll all
the baptised children in the church.
We were delighted to have DR..
Thomas Gross, pastor Of the First
Methodist church in Elyria, Ohio, and
his wife worship with us two weeks
ago. Brother Gross was miner in
Gilpin county several years ago. His
friends are glad to know that he has
risen to such prominence in the min
instry.
The parsonage family entertained
some former parishioners from Hal
stead. Kansas, Thursday and Friday
of this week.
Everybody keep an ear attent to
the Sunday school for the annual pic
mic is near at hand. Let every mem
ber Of the school be present next
Sunday for there is much picnic talk
now
The pastor will preach both morn
ing and evening next Sunday. Let
every one be present. Strangers are
cordially invited. The following is the
program Of music:
Morning.
Organ-Allegretto in E flat-Read
Anthem-God be merciful-Shuey
Offertory-Melody in F-Rubinstein
Solo-His Blessed Face-Geibel
Mrs. Ada Russell Davis
Organ-Fanfare in D-Lemmens
Evening.
Organ-Marche Funebre-Chopin
Anthem-Turn thy face away from
my sins-Attwood
Observation-Disclosures
Organ-March in B flat-Silas
E. G. Green, Organist.
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-05
Wide Scope of Denver Fair.

The fair and exposition has become
generally recognized as a most i'm.
portant auxiliary in helping to up
build the general agricultural, live.
stock and mining interests. The in
centive Of exhibition and friendly
competition at the second annual
Colorado Interstate Fair and Exposi-
ton at Overland park, from Septem-
ber IL to IS, according to Secretary
G. c. Fuller, will do much to en-
courage and stimulate among the ex-
hibitors a desire to improve their
showing of products each succeeding
year. The fair influence is not con-
fined to any one line or branch of
agriculture, but extend to every de-
partment OF home life. farm and in
dustrial enterprise. 1t is sufficiently
broad in scope to embrace every fea-
ture of manufacture and production,
and is Of the highest educational
value. The aim of the directors is
to make the Colorado Interstate
house for the breeder, the feeder.
the producer in all lines and the
scientist who is endeavoring to i'm.
prove conditions and products. The
fair wants shown the choicest speci-
mems OF the various products of the
Rocky Mountain region, including
both states and territories, At the
exposition these products are compar-
ed upon their merits, and the friend.
ly rivalry engendered makes for i'm
proved results. The Interstate fair
Is an educational institution and
means Of congregating into one
systematically arranged and readily
accessible exhibition. the best Of
everything the state has produced.
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-05
i'm RUSSELL GULCH

The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Pascoe this Thursday after.
noon.
A number of ladies of the Gulch
enjoyed days outing at Missouri
lake Thursday.
Mrs. Nissen and daughter Of Den
yer, are the guests of Russell friends
this week.
The local lodge of Rebekahs will
have picnic at Fall river Saturday.
Chas. Wagner left for Denver Mon.
day. Mrs. Wagner will join him there
Wednesday and together they will
leave for few days outing at Sui
phur Springs.
Mrs. Perkins and her sister, Miss
White, left Monday for Denver where
they will remain for the remainder
of the summer.
The shaft house on the Pendleton
property is being dismantled this
week and will be removed to the
Conner. Both properties will eventual
| ly be worked through the Conner
/ shaft.
Mrs. Ed. Jones, who had been visit
| ing friends here for some weeks re
turned to her home in Denver Wed
nesday.
Henry Trezise left for Denver Wed
nesday where he will pay fraterna
visit to his brother knight of the
cleaver, Mr.. Ed. Jones.
A number of young people enjoy
ed a moonlight picnic at the summit
of Pewabic mountain Tuesday even
ing.
A son came to gladden. the home
and hearts Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paol
Bettecki, Sunday morning.
In a loosely played and one1sidet
game the Silver Plume team defeat
ed the Russell nine at Silver Plume
Sunday. A large crowd attended the
game which ended with the score
standing II to 6 in favor Of the home
| team.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Richards, Mrs
Moberry, Mr.. and Mrs. Doc Stearns
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Edwards, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Frank Vivian and Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Hughes were among those who
iourneyed to Silver Plume Sunday II
witness the ball game.
VIM. Piazza spent Sunday will
friends in Idaho Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams o
Denver are visiting friends and rela
! tives in this city.
E S. Holmes will preach at the
! NJ. E. church next Sunday evening.
There will be dance at Zancan
ella hall Saturday evening Go ant
have a good time.
Gilpin observer., 1909-08-05
Presbyterian Notes.

Preaching by the pastor on Sunday,
August Sth., at II a. m. The choir
and male quartette expect to be on
hand and assist in the music.
Tie Lords Supper will be observ.
ed with reception of new members.
Sabbath school at 10 a. M.
The pastor will have his head
quarters at Green lake near George.
town with his family during this
month. He will come to Central City
every Saturday or at any time when
notified by mail or phone.
The picnic OF the Sunday school
at Clear Creek last Friday went far
beyond anybody's expectations and
was highly enjoyed by young and old
alike. who together numbered s5 by
actupl count Of the ice cream cones
used on the first round.