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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11
ROCKEFELLER GIVES HALF
Baptists Subscribe s3:d,coo for New
Church.

Church.
New York, April 10.-ln twenty
eight minutes the CONGREGATION OF the
Fifth Avenue Baptist subscribed SS2l,.
900 to-day to build a new edlilce. Oi
this sum, John D, Rockefeller gave
half, having promised to duplicate dol
lar for dollar up to s25o,Oo0, when a
100000 limit will have been. reached.
AS the share OF the congregation, aside
from Mr.. Rockefeller did not reach
S260,000 to-day. other SUBSCRIPTIONS
will be taken UP later
The Rev. Charles f. Aked, D, o..
said last Sunday that Mr.. Rockefeller
was not to be allowed to contribute
the lions share, but he made no COM
ment to-day on the agreement to
double the Congregations subscription.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11
STEALS FOR EXCITEMENT
Son of IticbmOni Woman COnfesscs
Series Of I,urglnrics.

Especial to The Times-Dlspatch.l
Savannah, ca, April tO.-Wtii'nn'
Hlnckninn Hmnyon, n young mnn VINO
stntes TINT lie ls seventeen yenrs OF
age, Is under nrrcst Mt the police sth-
tIOn here chnrEcd with n series OF
burEinrics tint make the cnsc unique.
He has confessed, according to the
mud Tint he committed them only for
the love OF excitement, stating TINT
he did not need to work or nnRe G
money, ny his mother is n prncttcins
pbysicinn In Richmond, and is "a wOmnn
OF sufficient means to provide for MIN.
The police searched the young mans
room after his arrest, and found there,
they stntc, rings gems and Jewelry,
pnrt OF which has been identified. Thc
young prisoner declared that he hnd
never carried n pistol In his life, aud
rObbinR them without being nrtned bns
caused the police to regard him with
amnzement. Evidently he In not old
enough TO be hardened In crime, they
believe.
The victims of the prisoner nre
among the wcnlthicst people Of SWAN
nah. He entered the home Of Harvey
Granger and the Weed residence. In
the Granger residence, lie said, accord
Ing {, the police, thut he went IN. but
found the furniture WINS bciEg moved
around and lie wnllScc out nEnin with
out taking anything. A local hotel Is
snid TO huve been robbed several tlncs
by the prisoner. Nightly, with two
exceptions, ;or tho Inst two weeks he
made bursIarioux visits III savannah.
In the Weed home he took two
watches, eight diamonds, watch chnins
und neck laCcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11
POISONED BY WHIsKEY
Examiner Is Investigating Six
Cases Reported.

Westerly. r, L. April lo,-Me,dlcal
Examiner George D. Stanton continued
to-day his Investigation OF some. of
the six cases of apparent poisoning
from whiskey drinking that have heen
within the last week He has not as
Vet prepared a formal anding, No new
cases of sickness like that from which
tho poison victims suffered we're res
ported to the authorities to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11
MORE COTTON COMES
sccoud Great shipment an EGort ia
Brcak Hull CnmpNIEn.

Nav York. April lo,--The steamer
Baltic, which arrived here to-day,
from Liverpool. This Is the second
shipment Of the great movement
brought about In an attempt TO break
the Patten bull campaign in May cot,
ton, Ten thousand bales arrived last
week and 600 III all have been en-
gagged for shipment,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11
ELECTRIC CAR DEMOLISHED
Ont In Half nnd Pnssengerx' Scattered
hY Switching Engine.

by SWftchshE EnEihe.
Chicago, ILL.,, April 10.--A dozen or
more persons We're injured, six of them
seriously, when an electric car on the
South Chiaago and Calumet line was
demolished by a switch engine on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in South
Chicago early to-day
The electric car was cut In half. the
passengers being scattered In all dl-
!, ,rections. None was fatally Injured,
EChicago. 3i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11
Schnnn.r Goes ASHORE

Beaufort, n, c. April fo.TThe
schooner Thomas q. smith, bound
from Philadelphia to Charleston, !. c,,
with coal went ashore near here to-
day and probably Will be a total lnss.
The crew WAS taken on by the NE
guardsmen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-04-11

Blackman Runyon is the son OF DR..
Emily G. Runyon, physician, who lives
at l0G2 West Grace Street. The boy
went to school here, and Is well
known in Richmond. His mother is
the only woman practitioner in Rich
lmond.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
LADIES' CLOTH COATS.

Here are a few Ladies' Colored Coats
in values that you cannot afford % let
60 BY If you need one for cold weather
They are small and medium sizes.
AT 438 are d few small sizes IN col-
ors. are q good 81 wool cloth and were
s8.75. Now 4sS
AT 500 you win find few extra
good Coat values in sizes 80 and "a, are
a good cloth and well made We're
$1,000. Now 500.
At 6.7S are Coats in colors in such
values ii have cold at So 50,
At 900 are few medium sizes in
C0lored Coats. These are some Of our
best values that told at $500 Now
900
AZ I25 are two Black Carricule
Coats IN "a and SO sizes. These are
long Coats that have been among our
best values at $3.50.
Atf2.s0 are two Fur Colared Coats
with quilted Innings. These are good
values at $500. Now 1850.
At 900 Is one Black Astraehan Coat
in a good size, has a high collar and
good lining: making it q warm and SER
coat. Was SIS. 90. Now 900.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
LAOIESI fUR COATS.

We have a few Fur Coats left that
we are offering at prices e close at
once.
At 1900 is an Electric Seal Coat in a
small size. Is a good value, as It is
made in the best Of shape. Was $50. 90.
At 1900 Is one Electric Seal Coat In
sizs 10. Is one of our best qualities
that sold at $500. Now 1900.
At rs. 90 is one Blended Rat Coat in
one Of our best qualities. The style is
not just the latest but could be very
easily fixed. Was $500. Now $500.
At IS 90 Is a Black Pony Skin Coat
in the best style and good length. Was
1880. Now $500.
At $500 are some Of our best values
in Electric Seal Coat is good length
and made in the best Of shape. Was
1880. Now $500. Also an extra
good value in long Coat.
In the Marmot we have some good
values from IS 90 to $500 in 80 and
SO inch lengths.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
The Daylight Store

in convenient places throughout the
store The floor Is based with solid
concrete. ana IL said to be absolutely
freprOof Tho basement will be used for
storage purposes only.
IN ID. Kelly, who has been the efficient
manager 81 the old store. win remain III
the same position in the new one About
thirty-6ve clerks wil be employed for
the opening The stocks win BE larger
and Of wider variety than the SIZE Of
TIE former store permitted. Many spe
eial bargains are scheduled for the Sat-.
ufday opening.
+ II. Carpenter Of New York superiu-
tanaent 81 WoolWorth stores. said to-
day that This, tie newest d che five
stores III Vermont and ere 81 chain IF
245 III the country would compare favor-
ably with any of them Dir Carpenter
remarked Oh the substantial manner in
which The Rowland & Cave building Is
constructed. and Was especially pleased
with the equipment and appointments
of The Wooiw0rth store itself a. H
Nesbit Of New York, assistant superin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
WILL OPEN NEW STORE.

wooIworth 4 Co Now Installed in Their
New Location.
F. w. Woolworth a company open
their new age and ten-cent store in
the Rowland Cave block, lo8-lll Main
street, Friday afternoon and evening,
for inspection, With Gilhertsons orehes
ira il attendance. and Saturday morning
for business The display windows are
built III the familiar Wooworth style,
large. squared fronts ef plate glass. wood.
work painted brilliant red and the firm
names sign across Tie top ID gold.fuished
raised letters on a RED background Two
large arc lights extend out over the
sidewalks.
Inside, the store. which Il 30 by s0
feet, Is especially attractive The vain
scoting, shelving and counters are ell
81 mahogany finish. the walls tinted q
light straw color and the steel ceiling
painted white The store IS amply
lighted with daylight BY several win
dows and numerous tungsten lights q
latest design are installed It vii be
heated by steam. Fife-pails are scattered
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
TALK or THE TOWN.


Read the advertisement OF Moore 4
Owens on pare 2
Chidrep's wool dresses at onc.halI
lpriee AZ AhbOtts
Onedollar corseis SOC, in the white
saie az Naughans
a few more NUTS left At Perfy's and
selling AZ low prices
The Prank McWhortef Co. for reliable
merchandise at right prices.
See The 25c hamburg II inches vide
Zoe yard Saturday al Naughau's
New line Of 1910 house dresses and
wrappers Paris shirtwaist House,
Firstciass repairing on watches, clocks.
jewelry Work guaranteed at kiddcrs.
Take no chances. but 80 to the Castle
Park rink for good skating tonight.
It's safe.
Piazza ports, corner blocks, stair work
and mouldings Of all kinds at q p and
Roy G Bugbess woodworking shop.
Visit the Paris shirtwaist House this
week New spring lines Of house dresses
and wrappers al ready for your inspec-
ton
The missionary society Of the univcr-
salist church viii meet with Mrs 4 r..
Burr, Camp street. Jan. Is. The watch.
word Is Hplay"
The y G. y. al viii hold The last dance
Of its series Tuesday evening. February
J. ia the X Of G hall The public il
cordially invited
A regular meeting Of Sc Johns court,
No 522, G q T. will be held Thursday
evening, January "a IA Is. Of G. hall
Every member II requested to attend, as
business OF great Importance viii come
before the meeting J. G Murphy, sec.
The Vermont academy basket ball
team. which was defeated IN successive
nights by Spaulding high school and God
dard seminary M this city. Jared no
better against Burlington high school
in Burlington last night losing ny the
score Of ~ to %.
Lyman II Howe's travel festival. TO
be at the opera house next Tuesday even.
ing February / makes a more general
and genuine appeal than possibly any
other attraction before the American
public The new program possesses an 1
the elements needed TO please al tenn
peraments Those who delight in foreign /
travel win find Respondent scenes Of
great MohammedaH religious ceremony
in Delhi, india o. winter gayeties Ia I
ST Moritz. Switzerland; and 81 Logging
through the Italian Alps. Those who
are truly patriotic viii be stirred by the
strenuous scenes Of United States army
life ii camp and action at West Point
Annapolis, Fort Myer etc Those who
crave excitement win Rnd 1t n the spec
taculaf impact OF j hugo proieetile on
arnor plate. and dynamiting & bridge
by the engineer corps. D s. a. A Yio-
lent eruption of the largest volcano in
Java also provides sensation in its
own way For lovers o. the sea. there
are thrilling scenes 81 ships struggle
through tremendous seas and heavy
gale at Biarritz For nature lovers there
are fascinating studies Of birds Of the
Hcbfiaes and Scotland h the colors 81
nature and the effect 81 music On Wild
II fact, the range Of the pro
gram Is worldwide and is therefore sure
10 please al
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
AND CHILDRENS' COATS.

We have few Misses aud Children's
Goats IN Medium sizes, which we are
closing out at one-half price Are are
some Of the best values we have ever
offered in Chldren's Coats
II you have got to have a Coat for
nextseason, il win pay You to buy now
At5OO are a few medium sized Goats
ln 2 good heavy mixed goods IN brown
and grey
At 58 are few large sizes in
Misses Junior Coats. are cur regular
IS Is Coats Now 45s
Ats. 90 are Coats ia Misses and Chill
dren'e sizes. These are Ia plain cloths
and mixtures These are Coats that
were our best values at $1,000. Now
only 500.
At 600 are few Plain Colored Coats
IN large sizes, IN plain and mixed goods.
We're $500 Now o 90.
In the small sizes are a few Cloth
Coats il and year sizes These ere
a fine Cloth Coat that sold az $3.50.
Now z So 70 close
il the Velvet Coats there arc few
in small sizes that are extra values. Are
good quality velvet with quilted lining
Were ~ 00 Now 100
At ZOO are a few silk Bear Coats in
3. and years. Were our best values
at 81 90. Now 100
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
roc LATE no BE CLAssIFIED.


LOST Between GranifexillA and Papin's iiv-
cry stable, while WOODEN shawl. Please leave
az Times Office 26stf
10 RENT--A nine room house on North Main
ST Modem Improvements and ID excellent re-
pair apply to I Negroni. ~ Granite 81 costs.
LOST Brown purse. Monday night Of Tues
dry morning Id the northern part 81 the city,
containing about $500 "a bills and some change.
Finder please return to The Times on the barf8
steam Laundry. 2lAt3s
FOR SALE OH TRAuE--Large farm which
VIII carry 30 cows Located ABOUT fur miller
from Graniteviila ami Ihreu and one half miles
from WllirmstnWn on GOOD road Ilslagf
lies tine and there is On mere productive LAND
ID Williams tawH gocu pasture. plenty oi wood
some lumber Eight room house paintet
white Horse barn claphoarded and painted
TWO large barns. one nearly new. basement an.
der an barns This il q very aeslrabis propo.
sifi0n ana must be sold AZ once. Inquire b
the D. A. Perry Real Estate Agency Barre
VI zAfl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27

When the boy needs clothes bring him here You
can't do betteryou may do worse Our Boys Clothes are
made Of strong. durable fabrcs-double sewed-double
seatsdoube knecsand double strength all round. Suits
built for duty Suits SO, 10 Overcoats ii single
breasted double breasted military and Russian styles
Cute little Refers and Top Goats AN sizes $3.50, s.
to 10. Overcoats Subject to a 20 Per Cent Dis
count The boy We clohe will Be dressed correctyhis
clothes will NOT cost much and the splendid Of
garments will BE source Of great comfort his parents
The Frank McVhOrter Company
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
Fur Coats 20 Rent
Telephone CALL
blanchard BLOCK ana q NJ Main 81 One Price Mems ad Boys OHtat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27

tendeut Of Woolworth stores. and the
managers Of several y the stores in the
state are here for the opening.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-27
A r ABBoTT 3 % Ia II ABBoTT & Co r ABBOTT & co


# IL is anything in Winter Goods we can show you
goods every department which sure 10 interest you
When you buy good seasonable Winter Goats
half the former price, it will pay you the
old coat We have only few weeks talk win
ter garments, then it spring goods and in order Be
prepared we must get rid Of winter goods make
ready for tire new ones.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07

One lot ladies, misses and chill
dren's Slippers, old ones, Ok
culls, your choice :. zVC
One lot ladies, misses and childrens
Shoes, old ones worth I.25 o.
to 200 nows your chance .kOC
One lot ladies, mems and childrens
Shoes odds and ends worth En-
up to $50 your choich Jul
One lot ladies, misses and childrens
Slippers, culls worth up to En-
$50 when new, your choice Jul
One lot ladies and Misses Shoes
and Slippers worth up to s. ia
when new yours for. lOG
One lot Boys and mems white ten
mis- Shoes cost at factory SIC En-
pair, worth 75c and ooc, for. Jul
One lot baby Soft Sole Shoes 4 n
worth 25c our price :. IVC
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07

Mems Good fine balbriggan under
wear regulae soc grades our o.
price ;. kOC
Mems Good extra fine BaIbriggan
underwear regular IS and 75c Ok
grade our price =. .VVC
Mems extra fine Shirts regu- 90
lar soc and Csc grades, for OOC
One lot mems fine fancy vests a.
regular 81. $3.50 and $3 grades0
Mems fine neckware regular IN
25c, 35c, soc grade our price i u
Mems good work sox not 1oc r.
but. W
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07

One lot boys wash suits IS ones 5oc
$3.50 and 81 grades 81. $3.50, $500
and $3.50 grade SIPS
Mems and boys hats cheaper than
you ever did or ever will buy again
One lot of Thoroughbred Hats all
colors cost at factory s., re- 4 S0
tail price So and our price
One lot young mems Telescope Hats
all colors regular 81 goods our price
soc OF course we could pet more
and then be lower than any one as
we buy so do we sell.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07
So On Saturday Morning, April 3, 1910, s R$~

before Thy d hdyW ymMhg
lot hh Wh % npk rived Mgohha nm aid
yho
kh hand
d hhu hh d h TBmnwed
good at ken
ym dSe
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07

One lot mems good work Pants
worth $50 we will sell them to you
cheaper than overalls yours 7kn
for per pair =. -. IOC
One lot mems good suits coat, pant
andvest worth up toI2.5 of 90 SO
anyone's money our price ~.
One lot mensSuits good styles goods
are 0. K. nothing the matter only
the price worth anywhere 90 SO
1000 our price W.
One lot mems good Suits this sea-
sons goods. good styles worth eE
$40 and 1850, your choice "
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07

One lot mems ocular IS. Suits q Is
good wool worsted, yours for u.
One lot mems good wool worsted
Suits regular $I8 and $40 e1n
grade our price .0uV
Mems good work shirts reg 90
ular soc, Csc and 75c gradeat OOC
Boys good work Shirts 0E>
regular soc kind our price k0C
One lot mems extra fine silk and
wool Cravenetts worth IS. and en
TO- good colors nicely made for ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07
For SO Gents on the Dollar

gOda
d around sorghum barrel hghe
hy d k mSemme
% n@g ~ up d m hsymm ~yan @anwmn
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07

One lot boys black Tennis Slippers
worth Csc our price the pair o.
for ;. .zJC
One large lot Baby Shoes worth
5 5sir our price per IS and Csc
All the Shoe Polish regular Il
IoC goods our price IL
Gilt Edge Polish regular 25c *.
goods our price uVC
Ladies fine Regal Shoes and Ok
fords Regular $3.50 goods and so
branded and contracted prices but
we are not party to this % 50
contract factory cost 200 at ".
Ladies fine Regal Shoe and Ok
fords Branded $500 con- 90 r.
tracted our price o..
Ladies fine Shoes and Ok @1 75
fordsregular $50 goods at d..
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1910-04-07

Our lot ladies regular IT'S Ct IL
and 81 Oxfords and Shoes
One lot old ladies serge slip Tx
pers regular price SIPS at fOC
Misses, Childrens and Baby Shoes
will be sold out at like reductions at
this writing it is impossible for us
to make mention of the half-we
bought these goods to sell and sell
they will and sell fast these prices
will do the work.
Mems fine Regal Shoes reg 90 50
ular $3.50 goods cut to d.
Mems fine Regal Shoes sand Oxfords
in kids, patents and tans all % rs
new, reglar 81 goods cut to. ~.
Mems extra fine S. and Sc Shoes
and Oxfords Come get yours q so
IoI W
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

The railroate as ccnveyo-s of pas
sengers across the country are likely
to suffer come from falling of In
their income should automobiles con.
TIME to make the journey overland.
Two hundred doctors owning this
mode Of conveyance are to undertake
the trip from Nebraska to Ca'ifor.
MIA. Should the airship route prove
available. and, with the Panama
canal finished. 1t would l'ok az
though the future Of the railroads
must suffer from this sort Of compe-
tition unless they form a pool VIII, h
will result in the peop'e. caring II
travel. paying more than ever fer
the pleasure Of an outing by whatever
method adopted.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

H. w. Richards, representing the
Roman Catholic Insurance company
of America, is in the city, selling
stock in the proposition. He Is meet
ing with phenomenal success. Mr.
Richards Is not stranger to the
business people of the town. Some
years ago he was travelling salesman
for the Peters Paper company, Den.
yer, and made this territory regular.
y. Whenever he visited the town
and solicited the merchants fer his
goods. 1t meant the shipment OF q
carload Of paper. Times were good
here then.
A. B. Hopkins. representing the In.
ternational Correspondence Schools
Is in the city and will remain a week
ccnferring with the many students
Of this popular institution in this
county.
Prof. Bowes went to Denver yester.
day morning. intending to be gone
until tomorrow evening.
Henry Peck, wife and s-n left yes.
terday for Denver.
Miss Laura Ayers returned tc
Greeley this morning. where she IA
attending the normal school.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01
I'm RUSSELL GULCH

The Rebekah lodge of Russell gave
dance on Thanksgiving night A
very enjoyable time was had.
Mrs. Frank Vivian spert Thanks
giving IN Central, with her father Ig
Myers.
Albert Leverton and wife enjoyej
family reunion Thanksgiving day
and fine spread was enjoyed by:
Mrs. Philips, mother of Mr.. Leverton
Miss Clara Leverton, Claude Lever
ton, Winifred Leverton. Ernest Wes.
colt, Fred Westcott, VIM. Levertor
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vosper
mother and father of Mrs. Leverton
Sam and John Vosper, Mrs. T. Rog
ers, Tom Rogers and son and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Tucker and family.
Miss Beatrice Stevens and IS:
Murl Paul were over from Ball
Mountain Thursday and visited with
Mrs. D. E. Sherer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grenfell ani
family were over from Nevadavi'la
and spent Thanksgiving with Mrs
Celia Mathews and family.
Miss Margaret Simpson IS recover
ing from a severe attack of mumps.
Miss Alberta Matthews is on the
road to recovery from severe at
tack of the mumps. DR.. Saunders, ,whc
Is in attendance, repcr.s the case
much better.
Don't forget the big mask ball t.
be given at the l. o. o. F. hall BY
the ball boys, Friday evening, Dec
ember 10th. Several fine prizes will
be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vivian enjoy
ed Thanksgiving supper with Mr.. an:
Mrs. D. E. Sherer.
James Chellew is busy fixing VI
the front of his barn this week, an:
is hauling dirt to fill in front.
Miss Fannie Uren has taken a po
sition in Central.
Mrs. Albert Leverton is on thu
sick list.
Albert Lavato, clerk fer Wagne
& Askew, is home for week, suffer
ing with The mumps.
Costumes for the mask hall to- b;
given by the ball team on Decembel
18th, can be procured from Mrs. Ig
Myers in Central.
The Gilpin county tram is hauling
considerable ore from the Rus:e
section these days, and we believe
Russell is the best camp in the ooun
ty at the present time.
James Chellew has disposed of cnt
OF his drivers, for time, owing Il
the lack of work. Chas. Myers, bet
ter known as Jasper, has lest out.
Joe Reiss returned the fore part, c.
the week from Telluride, where he ha'
been visiting two weeks with his
brother.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

The president stands appalled, at
the great expense attendant upon
running the government and will sug-
gest economy. The idea carried to an
extreme may make him either very
popular or the other other. The ma
j3rity are with him.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

The man or woman who can invent
a fashion or style to succeed the
present ideas as adopted by the
ladies can be sure Of fortune. But
there must be no duplicates. Twins
are bad form with some.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

Just think of a 10. CT farmers OF
Kansas chasing jackrabbi.s with auto
mobiles. 1t is not SO long ago they
did not have sole leather enough to
aid them in getting out of the state.
Those compelled to remain will state
that there is nothing the matter with
Kansas.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

Honest John says may, nay" at
the mention of his name for presi.
dent. He adds: "a winning Demo-
cratic candidate must come from east
o. the Mississippi river" Who IS
it? He must have some one in view.
Name him, governor.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

Motion pictures and illustrated
songs at the opera house Wednesday
Saturday and Sunday nights. Doors
open 1880. curtain o'clock Admis.
ison 10 cents, children half price.
Gilpin observer., 1910-12-01

They had boxing bout opened
with prayer at Arkon. Ohio. The DOM
inie evidently thought it more proper
to say prayer before than after one
of the contestants were dead.