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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04

New York, Nov. 3-Miss Bessie
ABBOTT, the Ysobel of Mascagni's new
grand opera Of like title, is expected
in New York Nov. on the Majestic
Maccagni will follow on the Kron
prinzessin Cecilie. The scenery and
costumes have arrived from Milan
The announcements with regard to
the ''Ysobef' engagements at the
New Theater are now in the hands OF
subscribers. All reservations must
be made by Nov. 10, when seats unas
signed will be offered at public sale
The evening prices will he from 81 to
SO and the matinee from 81 to S.
Boxes will be 800 and $50. Rehear
sails of the opera commenced at La
Scala theater, Milan, last month, and
they will be continued here. Mascag
nj himself is to conduct at all per
formances. This performance is due
to be the sensation of the opera sea
son.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04

wife, Garden Grove. Ia: w. n
Vaughn, Quincy, H.; VIM. A. Small
Cambridge, Ind
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04
PROBING INTO
BATH TUB TRUST
WITNESS, IN TEsTIFYiNo A. &c
CONTRACTS, SAYS THAT He
PAID THE COMPANY FOR IT'S
PATENTS.
Oy Associated Press.

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 3.-Edwin l..
Wayman was again the witness called
TO the stand today in the govern
ment's investigation into the affairs
OF the alleged combination Of the
enameled iron sanitary manufae-
turers.
Edward p. Grossvenor, special
assistant to Attorney General Wick.
ersham, brought out that Wayman
was not a witness for the government
and took up tho question Of con-
tracts.
II developed that Wayman had con-
sidered many contracts and license
for jobbers which finally resulted In
the contract Of last May. Wayman
declared the first time he paid for
patents was in May of this year
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04
A BROKEN BACK.

That pain in your back caused by
lulnbago, stiff muscles or a strain is
an easy thing to get rid of, Billiards.
Snow, Liniment cures rheumatism,
lumbagO. sore and stiff muscles.
strains, sprains, cuts, burns. bruises,
scalds and ali aches and pains. You
need a bottle in your house. Sold by
ali druggists
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04
THE NEW WHITE HOUSE
COW IS IN WASHINGTON
BY Associated Press.

Washington. Nov. s. Pauline
Wayne III, the much talked-of new
White House COW, has at last reach.
ed Washington and taken up her do.
nestle duties as provider of milk and
butter for President Taft's household
Pauline is Holstein-Fresian COW of
registered stock. her number in the
Bovine Blue Book being 1850.
She came from the stock farm OF
Senator Isaac Stephenson, Of Wiscon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04

sin, and was On the road from Keno.
sha just two days.
The stork is expected to visit Pau
line soon and President Taft today
promised to give the distinguished
offspring to the dean Of the White
House corps Of newspaper cores
pondents, w. w. Price, OF this city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04

For the convenience Of the
public we have opened a
branch office in the Alcazar
Barber shop, near postomce.
We wash for white people
only. New Star Laundry.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-04

bile; c. Y. Mayo, Patton; Chas. Bar
New York; A. j. Shinn, New Orleans;
Ensley; Mrs. Joseph Smith, Ensley;
Chubb Fuller, Chicago; w. A. Finley,
Pine Barren J. H. Hawkins, Milton;
dolph, Perdido Beach; Paul Roblet,
Logical Point; N. W. Bush, 7. P. Love
liss, Brooklyn, Ala; w. c. Bruce,
E. ROUGH. Toledo, o.; Chas. E. Day.
D. Faircloth, NJ S. Lewis. Harpstay;
S. Katz, Cincinnati; X. E. Johnson,
w. II. Trunea, Darlington: J. Hanley
baum, Chicago; J. J. Taylor. New
Maurice Simon, ST. Louis; NJ NJ.
Lavey, Birmingham; Joe Scream,
Boston; II. Cotton: f. c. Henderson,
Chattanooga; Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Mesh
ocroft, o. G. Kephard, Chicago: H. S.
Earle. Chipley; H. Shivers, Chipley;
Mrs. Donlan, Milton: J. F. Eldridge,
U. S. Forest Service; T. 6. Dicker
son. Dickerson City; Sid H. Freed,
Macon. Fla.
The New Manhattan-T. S. Sowell
Jr., Pine Barren, Fla; c. NJ. Munson
and wife. Florala, Ala; w E. Gassud,
Biloxi. Miss: l.. Sycle. New York;
Byron Fain, Georgia: Joe Severance,
Boston: H. D. Rawls, Lake Charles,
La; d. G. Ravls. Lake Charles, La;
w. II. Dycks, Greenwood; ". NJ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

tparteten-oen Sieber on Der Scite
Die Eiitolen inn @iirtel, Die Wusfetl
alif Der S6ulter. Inter ibnen be
fano lid 8arbas.
Der Simmel ipar beoeft uno bii
iter. Gin oidter Nebel frph iibei
oas 8ebirge bin, bing iid an bi,
@tpfel Der Sannen, beoedte lpie mi.
einem S6leier Ben ge3adtel ferner
SdattenriB bes Ioleri6loiies mi
geitaItete oas gan5e Sbnl bon SSIar
5u elmer art groBen, 9raltelt, trGge,
itromenben Sluiies.
Der fleine Srlipp morihirte II
bieien i6peren 9unit binciit, nelde,
fir ben raiden unb eebeimnibpoQer
Warf6 Der @ebirgsmGnner iebr gii,r
itig mar, Die iebr balo bis aitf Der
lesten Wann unter ieinem Sdust
perihnanoen.l
Waaui's WlttbmaBuneen bottcr
iif ais rid)tig erwieien. Ger Yfar.
rer Wtaranis mar in Der Sbat burf
Die @rauen. pelfe ii6 in Dem @albe
bon Gbarreiie3 ieiner bemdfiigt
naH benz Sdloiie Glairpnrir eebrdhi,
mproen. Die 8ewadnng eipes Der.
Mitglieber Der groBen franhe.cont
teiiifen Oreieinigfeit mar a6er eiut
81 ihpere itno gan5 beioubers 5l &c
fdbrlihe Iufeabe iiir ben Sire bon
8eauffremont, Der Die SABINE 'bes
8erratbs nod nidt oiien aufgc'
pflan5t bate.
9eBbalb puroe gleih Bel Cages
anbruh Der Gfarrer Warallis aus
Dem 8erfer, in Incident er Die Nadi
5ugebra6t. mieoer berSorassSJen
Nan bano linn Die SGnSsa anf, YER
Hiiden uto mari einen ien bun
felfarbenen Wantel iiberx M rotbes
8erpanb. Die @ralien, b Dau8ig big
hreiBig an Der 3obl, r1o|bmen lid
Marl6. VI
Die Hihtung, melf]e per Grltpt'
eini6lug, CAB Dem 8eiohgencn Die
@epiBbeit, oab man ibr3 in oas Die
oerlanb fiibrte, uno 5naf in Der po[l'
fommenen augeniheinlif ben abiidt
i'm an Die 6run3oien 'ftnb an Oi.
Sdweoen aus5ulieiern.
Warauis fannie ieine 9ebentiine
nnb Die pidtiee Hoae, Die er IN Dem
groberungsfrieee eeipielt, all5lt gut
Inn nibt 5u piiien, baB er bon ieinen
Seinoen neoer @nabe nod Witleif
81 ertparten bate. Or begriff, bat
man ibm niht perseiben niirbe, Den
Wioeritano orsaniiirt, aus bem ODE
rem Sura einen uniiberiteiglihen'
Wal gema6t uno Der beiligen Sa6e
Der Sreibeit nit ieinem @enie md
ieinem Mrme geoient 5t baben. Gr
beeriff, baB man an ibm oas gall5c.
ieit benz 9eginn Der Snpaiion Der.
goiiene 9lut ridden, Dab man ibr
nidt als @egner, ionoern ais RebeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

oeden, un6 an erfabren, mo er ibr
periteft b1lt, ipenn es nid)t aiif BEN
Shloiie Glairpa,ir ielbit it. Wit
einem @orte, ib min mid bemiiben.
baB Sbr bon aqem bieien obne Ser.
Sug unterriftet merbet, bamit es
@u6 moelih merbe, nit Sa6fennt.
nib 81 Werfe 5u geben."
ngfber, orme Srait," unterbrah lie
8arros, Cure 8roft bot @renaen,
nenn aud gller Mtlltb feline bat.
Cure &rGfte Deroet gu6 untreu
neroen-"
r0as fiirbte ih ~alerbings au1,
Sberit; aber bieier Sail lit ihon Dor.
geieben."
nMuf neld)e @eiie?"
r9a es geiheben fam, bab meme
&rafte mir in Der Sbat untrelt lper'
ben lino ih in GIairpaur liegen blei.
ben muB, Inn crit ipieoer alls5urr'
ben, 10 perbet Sbr mir einige iihere
2ellte mitgeben, mel6e mid begleiten
i1nb mir geborfen miiiien. Sieie
2eute nerben slei65eitie meme 2eib.
pahe uno meme @oten iein."
nSas fam lei6t geibeben."
.@oblan, Sberit, Damn moeen
oiele 2eute iih iofort bereit MAIDEN"
u@te piele perlangt Sbr?"
nSiinf ooer iehs."
So Guson rief @iienarm.
v2iei,tenant," iagte er Su linn,
rnGblt ieds Mann lllter BEN inner.
miiolibiten unb entibloiieniten I'M.
ierer 8ebirgsmdnner uno iagt linen.
baB ih Tie unter bic 9efeble Maeui'a
iteae, Der iie fir bieie Expedition
eben 10 gut 81 geborden baben, als
menn ib iie ielbit anfiibrte. Sbr tper.
bet binsufiigen, baB es ii1 UNI Die
gefreiung bes 9farrers Warquis
banbelt."
uSa, GapitGn," antfportete giien.
arm, itoem err Die @rotte nerlieb.
u9anf, Sberit! Sanf, Captain,
fir oas 8ertralien, peIfes Sbr mir
be5eigt" rief Wasui. sd merbe,
INN es a1 rehtfertisen, mein 2eben
gum Spfer brineen, tpenn es fem
mliB. Sd min jest meinem Serrn
gum lesten WaIe Die Sano fiiiien,
Damn gebe id. @enn ib ben @ee
ourd ben @aIb nebme, melder bas
untertbal beberri6t, 10 fam if nod
Dor Tasesanbriid in gIairpaur fem.
galb ioat Sbr bon mir boren."
llno nad6em iie auf Die &anS
Sriitan's unb iene &aoul's einen ebr.
erbietigen 4ltb gebriidt, cling Die aIte
Srai aus Der @rotte binaits l1nb Der.
lieB balb barauf nit ibrer fleinen
gscorte bic Soble bon @ansones.
y y -
@iertes 9apiteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

"a @15on ln0 Varrod blteben nit
Sriitan uno Maoul anein. Der Stu.
genblif 5u gegenieitigen grflarun.
gen mar oa. Tieie tparen lang uni
brebten fif nur INN Sbatia9en,
rpelfe iinieren Seiern rbereits befannt
iino. @aoul er5ablte ieinem Batter,
auf tpeIbe 8eiie er aus ben Slam.
men gerettet poroen, uno apar burf)
ben aIten treuen Marcel Clement.
gr er5dblte ieine graiebung in
Srnnfreid, ieine 2iebe az gglanti.
men, feline erite 8egegnling NIT Dem
CAPTAIN.
Sriftan BON Champ S'Sipers er.
5Gblte ieinerieits Die traurige &c.
ibidte ieiner 5rpanaigi6brisen @e.
fangeni6aft, unb Die i6meraliden
grinnerunsen entlodten &aoul Bit.
tere SbrGnen unb audi benz alten,
rauben @arro5 singet mebr als elm.
nal Die Iugen iiber.
Spater ging Ga Gu5on al1f bic
8orfdle binii6tlid Der fur6tbaren
Nadt elm, Die er auf benz Ibler.
idloiie perIebt. CT beaeiduete Dos
3iel unb Die Mittel bes nihtsniiroi.
gen 8erratbs @ntioes bon Montaigll
unb ben 2obn, aiif nelfen Der Ser.
rGtber rednete. Damn fam er ai,i
gglantinen unb auf 6as @eipenit bes
Raoeltburms. OR iette SriItan bon
ben naberen rmitdnoen Der @eburi
oes iurteen MGohens un6 ben &c.
beimniBpoaen greigniiien bes II.
Sanuar 1920 in &enntniB; er ipradj
bon Bierre 8roit, bon Der rotben
Wasfe, bon Dem Meoaiaon un6 bon
Der bl,itigen Sano, unb bepog feline
3uborer, feline eigene feite lteber5eu.
gung 81 tbeilen, baB Der armenar5i
pirfli9 nod Dem aoleri6lob &C.
bradt norben uno bob gglantine in
Der Sbat Die So1ter Der bon Intioe
bon Wontaigu geihanoeten ungIiif'
liten 8lanfe bon Mirebel lei.
y@as fommt oarauf an" rief Der
alte Baron, oils Der Captain geen'
oigt bate, rpas fommt oarauf an
bob Die 8eburt bieies tbeuren III
gliifli6en &inbes Die Sr,lht eines
feigen uno i6Gnoli6en 8erbrehens
JET? &aoul liebt gglantinen als
feline 9raut. Sd liebe tie nie meinl
Sodter. 8ir pollen, mir fonnen IN
ibr meter nibts ieben oils bas Sinh
oes armenar5tes, oils Die Gouiine oes
GapitGns Ga Grl5on. Wit Sreuoer
unb nit Stol5 miro Haoll ieiner ge'
liebten eglantine ben Namer
Champ b'Sipers seben, unb mil
Sreuben uno nit Stol5 iperoe i'd
mid ibren Sater nennen."
naber lie lit @efangene!" riei
Gaoul; ,uno 10 lanee lie nift pie'
Der bel uns lit, iperoe ib fir ibr &C.
ben 5itteru."
.No6 berte Ibenb miro tie FREE
iein," antmortete Ga 9u5on; ,6enr
in eini9en Stlrnoen meroen mir mad
Dem Iblerid)loB maridiren. llebri'
gems iage i6 gud nohmals, baf
gslantine in feiner @efabr i9pebt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

tuortete Ga Gu3or, ,bei bem Baron
bon Gbamp b'Sipers bier bleiben 81
molten, INN bereit 5i iein, bas Com.
manbo Der @eritGrfuneen su iiber.
nebmer, melhe i6 pie1eift balb Der.
langen Derbe, iobaIo t6 meiB, mos
6as eigentltde 8iel Der expedition
lit; benn in benz gegenipGrtigen SIN.
genblid sebe id, tpie Sbr iebt, blind.
lings 81 @erfe, gan5 nod Magui's
@iIen."
.Wir perben tparten," iagte Der
Sberit; .aber labt iins nidt aa5ll.
lange IN ltntbGtigfeit p%erbarren."
nSeiS unbeiorgt ih meroe nidt 10
egoiitiid iein, Die @efabr gan5 allein
fir mid bebalten al moIen."
.Nun 10 geb', Sean CLAUDE, unb
Got i6iise Did unb lei nit 9ir!"
Ser Gapit1n penoete iih ai Dem
Baron bon Champ o'Sipers.
.Weiiire," iagte er su ibm, .tper.
bet Sbr mir per5eiben, ipenn id guh
bieien Sobn, ben SIR faum lpieoer.
g~eftnben, 10 idnea nieber ralibe2
Sd miinide nGmlih, oaB mein grll.
Der Maoul mid begleite!"
.Ddnf!" REF Der iunge Mann,
.9anf, baB Sbr bies perlanst, Gapi.
tan. @enn Sbr nidt baron seoa6t
bGttet, mid mit5unebmen, ooer
tpenn Sbr gli6 getpeigert bGttet, es
3u tbun, 10 mare id gu6 pioer Gil.
rem Wilen gefolgt."
nNebmt i'm" iagte Der alte Baron
ieinerieits. sd 9ebe i'm gii6 nit
Sreuben uno nit 8ertrauen. 9ie.
mails mirb er eolere 2ebren empian.
gen, unb nenn Soft mir ben
Shmer3 beidieben baben iolte, i'm,
nadbem id i'm faum pieoergefun.
ben, abermalS 81 perlieren, 10 mare
es elm Croft fir mid, au benfen, bab
ct an Der Seite bes Captains 2a Gu.
5on gefaIen iei."
.Wein Batter" iagte Haoul, in.
Dem er Dor Dem @reiie bas anie bog,
.iegnet mid, Inn mir Slid au brin.
gen ,lnb mid nnperfpunobar ou ma.
den."
Sriltan's rehte Sanb beriibrte bas
blonde Saupt bes iunscn ManneS.
.@eb'," iagte err bieraut .geb'
mein geliebter Sobn. @ott bebiitc
Define itol5e berrlife Sugeno, bamii
9u oas Slid unb Der Stol5 meineS
glters wieieit; aber mas er Dir aud,
beitimmt baben moge. 10 gei6ebc
iein @iGe rno iein beiliger Name lei
gelobt."
Der CAPTAIN i,no &aoul perlieBer
Die 8rotte. @iienarm unb feline
5ipeibunoert Wann maren i6on peit,
Die fiinf8ig @ebirgsmGnner, melde
Ga Gu3on's gscorte biloen ioIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

aiif ben @es MAIDEN. Wan beetle
lib nno iebe gu, Dob ih nift Der
grfte an Srt ltnb Steae bin"
~Man miro iid bemiiben, Gapi.
TAM"
D@eh, unb bersib feline meiner Sn.
itructionen."
etienarm elite Die Sreppe biniin-
ter nno man borte i'm nit elmer Don.
neritimme, Die burb Die ean5e' SobIe
mioerbaate, rufen:
p3neibunbert Mann ms 8ewebr
nno fiinf5ig Mann gscorte fir ben
g~apitGnl"
.9un?" fraete @arro5, .tpas Ioll
i6 INN tbiin?"
sd seoadte gu1 81 bitten" ant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05


Sic lit BET ibrer W,itter in Dem Wa.
oeltburm, ltno Intioe bon Montatgu
fam, iiber5eugt, baB iie bas Shlob
p%erlaiien, feinen S6ritt perilhen,
lid ibrer bon Neueltt Su bemahti-
gen."
SD CLAUDE gu6, Gapitdn," iagtc
Der iunee Wann, nunb i'd bin rlibig.
9ennoh aber bite ih guh, ben Gin.
griff 81 beihleunieen lli,b erbitte mir
ais cine beionbere CUNT, bab Sbr
mid IN Der eriten Heibe fampfen
Iaiiet."
@arros iab Sriitan IG6eInb an.
n9u iiebit, 8aron," iagte er bier.
aiif, rertes 9Iut fam niht liieen.
Sa! Haoul lit nirflih 9ein Sobn.
Der irnge Ibler bot idon ben Slug
bes alten."
Sn bieiem @ueenblif pernabm
man einen raihen Sritt aif Der
Ereppe, Die nod Der @rotte fiibrte,
In pelher iib uniere Sreunbe befan.
ben, ilnb man pohte beftig an Die
Sbiir.
.Serein!" iagte Der CAPTAIN.
9ie Sbiir offnete iid uno @arbas
trat elm.
n9un?" fragile Ga gu3on.
,gs lit elmer bon Den 2erten ba,
neIde NIT Der aIten Masui fortgin-
gen." anttportete 8arbas. Or lit
bon einem langen, raid suriifseIes-
ten 2aufe gan5 eridopft unb Der.
longt itnpertpeilt NIT gu9 5u ipre.
hen."
ygr moge b~ereinfommen!" ant.
tporteten Ga Gu5on unb 8arro5
gleihaeitig.
.@rbgGneer," REF @arbas, der
Captain ertpartet Did"
Nah penisen Secunben 5eigte iid
Elm bon ShmeiB triefen6er @ebirgs.
mann 5tpiiden Der balbseOffneten
Tbiir.
n9m brinsit HaGriGten?" fagte
60 GuSon, inbem er auf i'm 5rsins.
.Sa, Gapitcn."
r8or allen Dinger, mo fommit
Oh ber?"
n@on G~lairbdiir.~
.Was lit eei@eben?"
.Wagui befabI uns, uns In benz
Walbe auf Der linfen Seite oes Slut.
les peritedt al balten, uno sing mad
Dem S1Ioiie2"
Limb bann?"
yNa1 8erIauf elmer baIben
Stunbe fam Tie tpieoer unb befobl
mir, i1nea nod Der SobIe bon Gan.
cones gu ellen unb gi,h su meIebn,
nas fie mir iagen piirbe."
limb mas bat iie Dir geIast?"
y3peierIei."
,Gr1tens2"
Ser @rof bon Wontaigu lei I'm.
ertpartet alif gloirpaur angefommen
un6 es tperoe bebbalb pergebIid fem,
beute etmas sesen bas @oleridloB gu
unternebmen."
nllno 5tpeitens?"
.Sbr ioltet guh beute 70 baIo OILS
m0gIif, bafern es ietn fam nod Dor
Wittas, in benz BaIbe bon Saint.
Raur e%infinben."
.@letn?"
80 nein, gapitGn-im @egentbeiI
NIT reft bel 2eiten, NIT tpenigitens
fiinfbunbert Mann."
Limb mas ion bort gei1eben?"
,9as ptr6 Magui Gub ieIbit Ia.
gen ODER iie pir6 g,if einen meiner
@ameraoen ididen. sic bot oieiel.
ben ausoriidIi1 Bel fih bebaIten, Inn
5ie als 8oten gu permenben."
Wafbem .gr6gGnser", tpie man
i'm nannte, cine Secunbe seidpie.
gen, ieste er btnau:
rGapitan, mein sfuftras lit ausse.
riftet."
~@rt-geb' binunter uno rube
aus"
Ser @ebirssman1 berfhpanb.
v@arbas," iagte Ga Guaon.
.Gapit1n2"
.9fufe ben lieutenant"
.Sa, Gapit6n."
giienarm fam berbeiseeilt.
.@ie piel 2eute baben mir bier2"
fragile i'm So Guaon.
D0reibunoert Wanr, Gapitdn."
Limb in Der Srance2"
.8meibunoert unb fiinf5ig."
vSn benz gbamp.S arraiin2"
~ginbun6ert un6 fiinfaig."
.glm 1ont be Ia Bile?"
r@ben 10 piel."
Damn nirit Du bier 5tpeibunoert
Mann nebmen nrb did nit ibnen
nod benz @alb bon Saint.W eaur be.
geben." I.
.Sa, Captain"
.0u pirit Gorge tragen, Define
0p,,to IN fIpiup Shoorpn ar norfhpi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Wahrihten.

@iertes aapiteI.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

able record for constructive party
work. Under his leadership the COM
pletest victory ever won by politi-
cal party in the state, was achieved.
Through his loyal efforts and true de-
votion to his work, he endeared him
self to every Democrat and although
not seeking an office of any kind
should he ever aspire to anything
within the gift of the Democracy of
Colorado he is entitled to it without
a dissenting vote. Mr.. Ward has left
the affairs of the state chairman in
splendid shape so that his successor,
George T. Bradley, can assume the
management of the campaign and
carry out the work outlined. Mr..
Bradley. the new chairman, is regard
ed as an organizer of no mean ability
and with the assistance that Mr..
Ward can render him can pilot the
Democratic party to another, crown
ing victory in November.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

Saturday the Republicans of Gil.
pin will meet in this city and nom
mate their county ticket. They are
calling their convention a little early,
but as they have announced that they
will not spend any money to secure
election. they probably intend to
make the campaign on their good
looks and therefore think 1t advis-
able to have plenty of time. Although
the time of nominations on county
ticket is little early, still the lead
ers have practically agreed upon their
candidates. From what is talked on
the streets, society is to be well
represented and In order to vote a
portion Of the ticket the voters will
have to be quite high in the instep-
the men will have to feel at ease in
a full dress suit and the women will
have to be able to wear the hobble
skirt without falling down. The Hall
Room boys will surely be a factor in
the makeup of the ticket. Here is
the lineup on the Republican county
ticket: L. ]. Williams. representative; /;
Frank L. Moody, clerk and recorder;
Fred Totman. assessor; Thomas Par
Hors, treasurer; John Richards.
sheriff; Mrs. George Mabee, Jr., su-
penintendent of schools.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

An exchange tells a story on a
man who was caught out In the
woods during storm. He didn't want
to get wet, and the only dry place
he could find was a hollow log, into
which he managed to crawl. The rain
lasted couple Of hours. when the
fellow decided that he had better go
home. He tried to extricate himself
from the log. but the soft wood had
swelled and he couldn't bulge. There
alone in the desolute woods, many
miles from the nearest habitation, OF
all the mean things he had done the
poor man lay thinking. when all at
once 1t dawned upon him that he had
read his home paper for three years
without paying a cent for It. and it
made him feel 80 small that he crawl
ed out Of the log through knot hole.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

A hearing was held before Judge
Mccall in chambers last Friday where
John T. Bottom. attorney for Editor
w. J. Stull. Of the Central City OBJ
server applied to withdraw his mo-
ton and file an answer in one Of
the libel suits brought against Stull
by Representative II. A. Hicks. The
request was granted. Hicks now has
four cases against Stull for alleged
libel in certain articles concerning
the former published in the Observer.
Hicks has also brought suit against
John Barkhausen. of the Denver
Democrat. for republishing one Of the
Observer articles.-Golden Transcript.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

The Republican state ticket is
anything but a strong one in
the opinions Of those we have heard
express an opinion. While several
among the list Of candidates have
held public office of minor import
ance, there are none who possess any
special executive ability. Here is the
ticket. See il you can remember of
any of the nominees ever distinguish
ing themselves in public office: John
B. Stephen. governor; James E. Car
rigues, justice of supreme court; j.
H. Painter. lieutenant governor; John
e. Ramer, secretary Of state; Ben
jamin Griffith, attorney general;
Thomas L. Jamison, auditor; James
E. Collier, treasurer; Helen NJ. Wix-
on. superintendent of public instruc.
tion; Sheridan s. Kendall, railroad
commissioner; Miss Alma Wolcott
and DR.. w. ]. King, regents of the
State university. Isaac N. Stevens
was nominated for congressman-at-
large. Former Governor Jesse F. Nc
Donald was selected as state chair
man.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

After stormy sessions, fraught with
Ill feeling and discord, the Repub.
licans assembled in Colorado Springs
this week, nominated state ticket.
Agents of the corporations were con-
spicuous characters in. the gathering
and nothing was done that was Who'll
ly unsatisfactory to the interests -
In the draft of the platform, in ref
erence to the progressive legislation
which the people are demanding, lit
tie was said, and on the primary and
initiative and referendum laws, a
graceful attempt was made at strad-
ding the issues. The platform is net
an open declaration for the initiative
and referendum. 1t merely approves
Of the action Of the Republican mem
bers of the assembly in voting for
the submission of these measures to
the people.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

Our small expense for doing bus.
mess enables US to undersell Denver
dealers. Be sure and see us when
needing anything in the housefurnish-
ing line.
The A. L. Anderson Furniture Co
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

A. Baleria. of the Central Bottling
Works. this week bought heavy
team Of whites from a party In Ida
no Springs. to be used on the deliv.
cry wagon. He also purchased a
heavy est of harness from r. e. Lad
wig and the outfit IL quite classy.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22

Democracy Of the state. and parti.
cularly the editors. owe to Chas. b.
Ward debt OF gratitude for the un-
firing services he rendered the party
during the two years he served as
state chairman. Mr.. Ward retires
from the chairmarship with an envi.
Gilpin observer., 1910-09-22
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1910.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

For Justice of the Supreme Court:
ROBERT w. STEELE.
For Governor:
JOHN F. SHAFROTH.
For Lieutenant Governor:
STEPHEN R. FITZGARRALD.
For Congressman-at-Lar
EDWARD T. TAYLOR.
For Congressman End District:
JOHN A. MARTIN.
For Secretary of State:
JAMES B. PEARCE.
For State Treasurer:
ROADY KENEHAN.
For State Auditor:
M. A. LEDDY.
For Attorney General
JOHN T. BARNETT.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
KATHERINE M. COOK.
For Railroad Commissioner:
ALEX. ]. DAVIDSON.
For Regents of the State University
JOHN T. BOTTOM.
GEORGE w. TEAL.