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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-06-30

or the smaller contributions from
900 down there was yeritable
deluge The collection nottod stl 600
The platform declares that the
destruction Of tho system Of legul
ICED sale Of alcoholic beverages to
be- the most important queHtion Of
American politics ~ donuuncea the
lack Of atatsHmanHhip exhibited by
the leaders OF the Democratic and
Republican parties in a refusal To
recognize the paramount Importance
Of the subject Six planks deal with
the prohibition issue. donuuncinE all
methods Of dealing with the liquor
traffic. and then ycnturlnK into
broader fields. the platform declares
Ia favor Of the impartial enforce
meut of all laws safeguarding the
peoples rights by the rlgid upplt#
cation Of the principles Of Initiative
referendum and international arhi
tratiun. Reform Ia divorce laws. a
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GATHER nv THE COM
FOR A DRY CAMPAIGN

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, June 30
The Prohibition delegates were slow
Ia assembling at Tomllnson hall
this morning. the bands entertain.
ins the delegates who came early.
while waiting for the laggbrdB.
AZ $3.50 o'clock Chairman Wulfen-
htrgor called the convention 10 or
der oliver Stewart then entertain.
ed tho delegates with hrlcf pollt.
teal speech. asking for n campaign
fund. No one replied 90 the query
Of who would contribute $1,000. but
w. IT, Smith Of puuKhkeepale. a.
Y, donated 81 600 Two qualified In
the $500 class. three Ia the $500.
two I'm the $50. aud quite number
in the smaller amount classes There
was q flood IN the tiua class. includ
iuE I II Amos Of Oregon. Clara
Cruwhurat Of California and u. N.
kirkcher If Oregon. The latter
contributed sfau.
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mi \
Especial 70 The s,aa

nurrE. Mont June 50 Three
masked men committed one at the
most daring rohbcrica this morning
az WalkerNillc, a mining suburb Of
lutte. In the history Of the city
While throo men were engaged In
a same OF poker at the Atlua ga
loon. the robbers entered the place.
commanding Joseph Maasa aud Matt
tnvernlsEi. proprictors OF the resort
aed the three gamblers to throw up
their hands An the money on the
table, amounting Co ftio. was faked
In BY tho bandits. who then cont
PEELED lnYeruyfri at the point Of a
gun t. open the safe. from which
tho robbers got $1,000.
The outlaw held the muaaie et the
revolver SO close "a lnyefulsaIa ear
Il scratched that member.
This mornings robbery makes the
third Of the kind Ia Butte within
week.
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tspssial ts The start


VICTORIA. n G.. June So Dur
inE last ulsht four nf the Japanese
Hlokera. whose conduct rs said -
have caused the delay Ga the shaw
NUT. attempted Co desert from the
ship Three of thcm were drowned
IN the attempt while the fourth
Was pulled out of the water by the
ships crew.
Two OF the dock officials caught
two 81 the troublesome Jars crawl
Ing up the wharf side aud seized
them. A jap runner. Who VAS ON
the wharf expected them 80 aAht
but the two men were successfully
taken aboard a third Is said ta
have been drowned
Later a half dozen Jars erent
down the ship aft bat we're detect
81 elinElns 90 the propeller auH
we're brought back.
Three afterwards jumped over che
sid and struck out Tor the other
side Of the wharf The gantain got
oat q boat and overlook one Of
them. but the other two are said to
have gone 90 the bottom
The Shawmut brought number
e deported European laatsrs fHau
Manila and on the voyase over
these men made a raid on the jap
aneae quarters and their women
The japanese men defended their
women and nsfiruffs were freely
used The captain had 60 60 BE.
iaW 20 restore order
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TURNER TALKS

ST LOUIS. Mo June so-epar.
ker will be- nominated ON tho sec.
und ballot. Ina my opinion. said
Former Senator Turner Of Wash
inrton this morning
~ IL were not for HYan'a nttl
tudo Parker would be nominated on
tho first ballot. believe. uuquea.
tionably Bryan rs going - exert a
great deal 81 influence In the con
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adoption If Instructions, but asntis
ment IL strong ia Washington and
other Pacific rohHi states for Par
ker and a egnaervAAlg I've platform.
A meeting of the Washington and
Oregon delegates will be held to-
niEht or tomorrow ~ lay plans n
Influence other delegations ia tho
direction Of Turner's availability
IuI .l-unl uInln.
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AMERiCAN HAD 4
ROUGH VOYAGE

Tho bis frrighter American. Cant
Goleordo. OF the American Hawaiian
steamship company which arrived
IN port nom New York via the
west coast ports Of South America
ana san Francisco last night eXpc
tleneed one OF the fauEheat trips
that has fallen Ia her lot In years
Terrific head wlndu aud high seas
heaot tho vessel almost from tho
time she left Sandy Hook until she
reached Cape FlattUy
Can't Colcurde when asked az 10
the lunE missing steamer Como
maugh. stated that he never cN.
pcctcd Co see her again. and that
she had been louE uEu been given
up In South American ports.
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OLD TIME JUSTICE
OF PEACE DEAD

George nwcley. G6 years Of age.
for many years a resident OF Port
hlakely dicd last uisht at the Prov
ldvucv hospital lie vas taken with
an cpilcptic &C. from which he never
recovered He was on his way 10
Seattle whom stricken. At oua time
De was Justice OF the peace al Port
eamhlr and was well known In
many uf the Sound porte.
The funeral viii be held az Port
blaktiy sunday afternoon.
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ycution. but the Democratic party
iH not going - allow any one man
t0 run IL. no matter how much loved
or admired
"pnfkefH refusal to submit 40 In
iorvlewa while he occupied o. judi.
clnl position has added 10 bis
strength The Washington drlrpa
ton Will be- for Parker without
doubt Hearst money prevented the
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SAYS BRIDES
A DRUG FLEND

J. Jackson, a eolared nan. tiled a
divorce suit in the superior court
today AGAINST bis wife. Nra 4. lack
son. tie claims that be bad been
married but few weeks when hs
found that bis bride Vas addicted 10
the use 90 cocaine.
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EVERETT. June 50 William
Rye.a section hand who vas brought
20 the hospital herr yesterday from
Monroe. suffering from aunatroke.
died soon afterNard This IL the
urat case OF the Kind known here
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Fall Paralyzed Him

J. Edwin Keyea. a local attorney
who was badly hurt By the eavIne
IN Of a sidewalk NJ Madison park
on May has filed a $4,000 DAMAGE
suit against the Seattle Electric
company. which built the walk. Mr
Keyea claims that his fingers have
been paralyzed as a result Of the
fall and his ankle permanently Ia
lured
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tspsslalto The stasl

hREMERruN June 50 Town
marshal Bunker has resigned. lt la
understood the resignation Is tho
result of a cut In the town mar
shals salary and 81 friction bc-
tween him and tho town council
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TIarahin ~ Ynrk

Tho New York and four more
cruisers are a. the Brcmerton navy
yard boats leave Pier No at
G 30. Q and 10 n. m; l.i5. 2ss0 and
4 20 D. m. 80
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Is OF Regular Price

On all Straw and Panama ifata
= n Brooks a Co. 1891 md aY 80
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How the Plan Works

Mr. A. uses the COUPON attached hereto He saves
~ 90 then and there lie his friends who buy
pianos and he gives us their
Suppose sell pianos result This gives him
three opportunities the $4,000 for months
total Of thryaN opportunities fun total Of ti25 credit
his plano and altuEeth a mighty fine start.
Write the Of prospective buyers postal card
telcphone-or better atiti give them COUPON with your
the back and tell them e.
The plan OF distributing the $4,000 10 not lottery
rattle hut entirely novel and is absolutely fair TO
all parties participating
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fNDlANApoLls. Ind. June 80
tulletin General Milea teteKraphed
the convention this afternoon TINT
he viii not accept the nomination
fof president. and refusing ta permit
his name 10 be- used by the eonyen-
ton.
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tirpatlou OF polygamy aud the over.
throNtuf Illegal sanction OF the 40
etHl eVii are other features OF the
platform.
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RAMAKER'

T
10 % oPERAT WITH
TELLS THEw HoLE
you i'll OF GU store frs the
Nhu p atmp tha ls pand that what
d w Expense %
a 0 By is coo te
e IT going to each month to those
VIII bur amos hm ou h
io Mon buyers cinedto
OF " & 10 IN
s Ia fpt every MONTH 70 mont t Taucp pate in dsr1ubr
for nan d epu seaep buyer rgusfpe ngdatuey
eS1,. OIlaDN ndtrvap ano krey
u Sa d h twill ppy ubcp or eoBpa dfrwlbg
Eh custom become ave7pt rthpdrin selling fpana
N
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A convenient alzg parcel 90
take With Yau
Plate Rack made - solid oak
wgathsfed flash a new and
pleasing effect special for Fri
day. each ............... use
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HammOCkS
YOU'LL NEED ONE or THESE To TAKE
To THE WOODS MONDAY
GOOD HAMN0CKa closely woven with
wide flaunee atrefehers AZ both ends fur
nished with ropes so you can hitch on ta
tree most anywhere regular $50 value.
on sale tomorrow at. each .........kI
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1904-02-19


--~~-~~--~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~
G.. +. Kellogg was at Brown city
Wednesday.
Jason CLARK, of saginaw, visited Yale
friends Friday,
Herb Esh,cman wasat Pigeon visiting
friends last week.
G. 4. Childs transacted business In
Port Huron Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs n. +. Beard were in
Port Huron Tuesday.
Elder Reilly WAS IN Port Huron the
first ot the week on business.
j. 4. Rapley was IN Port Huron
Monday attending probate Court
Mrs. John Leitch, OF Flynn, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. :. Brown.
Edward Newell "a- .a Port 'turpn
aud Detroit on business during the
past week.
Geo. Allen, who has been at work IN
Cheboygan for the past year. made his
Yale friends a short visit Friday last.
r. u Nichols was at Columbus. o.,
during the past week attending meet.
ing of the National Canning Factory
Association.
Mont Anger was al Twining the past
week un a visit to hls father. tie SAYS
the old gentleman was improving
when ne came away.
MIS-, Henry johnson and sons Hugh
and Henry were al Jackson the past
week attending the funeral ot MIS-.
loolihau'- lg-months-oii child.
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My baby had Eczema 30 bad that is
head was a solid mass of scahs, and it,
hair all came ont. tried many rene.
lies bat none seemed Co do any per-
mnnent good until | used peWitrs
Witch Hazel Salve. The Eczema n
cured, the scabs are gone and the little
ones scalp j. perfectly clean and
healthy, and it, hair IL growing beau
tifully again. cannot give too much
praise TO DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salye.-
Frank Farmer, Bluff city, Ky. In buy
ing Witch Hazel Salve look out for
counterfeits. DeWitt's is the original
aud the only one containing pure Witch
Hazel. The name r.. G. Dewitt a Co.
10 on every box. Sold by Grant Holden.
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Atheneum Society.

At the Ath,neum Society Tuesday
evening the following program was
given
song by Society America.
Paper-"MasSs. ...... Miss Mckenzie.
Instrumental Solo........M May Hoskin.
Three minute talk
How liked my week Off,
Alex. Sayles.
Advantages and disadvantages of
peddling papers. ..... Fred Currier.
How butter is made In Yale
Creamery ..........B Bruce Lothian.
Song by Society Watch on the Rhine.
Debate-Resolyed that Napoleon
was a greater general than Wash.
ingtOn. Affirmative Hazel Moore
aud Cassie Ellsworth Negative
Ada Beard and Lizzie Lothian.
The vote was iu favor Of the neg.
alive side.
CThe following officers were then
elected
President Leslie MeuZies
Vice President Vera Wallace
Sccretary-lioy liricker
Treasurer Bruce Lothian
The next meeting will be held n week
from Monday evening.
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NOTICE, FARMERSl

We are now contracting for next
seasons crop and those who wish to
grow corn and peas for ne next sum.
mcr viii please call 40 the compauy's
office Hud procure "A contract.
We will pay $500 per ton for corn
and $50 per ton for peas. Some corn
went tons per acre this season. With
good corn season SIX tons per acre
should be raised. Tho seed will be
less In price this year.
2s-tf Yale Canning Co.
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AN EARLY RtsrR.

\ strong, healthy, active constitution
depends largely ON the condition of
the liver. The famous little pills known
a. DeWitts Little Early Risers not only
cleanse the system bat they strengthen
the action Of the liver and rebuild the
tissues supporting that organ. Little
Early Risers are easy To act, they never
grippe aud yet they are absolutely Ger.
tain Co produce results that are salts.
factory In all cases. Sold by Grant
Holden.
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Village Caucus.

The electors of the village of Yale
viii meet I'm the Village Hall on Thurs
day, February %, 1905, at 1870 o'clock
p. m, local time, for the purpose OF
placing In nomination the following
officers: one president. three trustees
for years. one clerk, one treasurer,
one assessor, 90 be voted for at the vii.
lage election 90 be held Monday, March
II, 1904 JAMES SWEET,
l.. Roy FULLER,
AARON WINDSOR,
Dated, Feb. g, 1904. Election Com.
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DISSOLUTION NoTIcE.

Notice is hereby given that the firm
heretofore existing under the name cf
Rounds X NanCamp aud doing gem
eral hardware business has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent, L..
J. NanCamp retiring and Chas Rounds
continuing I'm the business at the old
stand Mr.. Rounds will assume all IA.
debtedness and collect all accounts Of
the old firm. CHAs. ROUNDS.
l.. 4. NANCAMP.
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BRICK CHAPEL.
Nearly Forfolts Ais Lie.

4 runaway almost ending fatally,
started u horrible ulcer ON the leg Of y.
j.. Orner, Franklin Grove, III. For four
years u deiicd all doctors and all re-
medie-. Eui lucklrn's AruicH >Alvr
nad NO trouble 90 cure nina Equally
good for burns, bruises, skin grupji0ns
and piles. DC az Grant Holden. drug
-IArg
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TAKE NOTICE.

Having recently sold out the butch.
or business known a. Central Meat
Market 10 GrHwberg ~ Steruer OF Inlay
City, Wo the undersigned request that
all accounts due us be settled for M
thirty days or satisfactorily arranged.
respectfully, Holden Bros.
Feb 3, 1904. il.i
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- RED Ecr erovE

Burns when you touch IL. but 10 you
have Paracamph, first aid to tho in
jured, handy and apply freely, the
pain Is relieved quickly, and 1t heals
without leaving an ugly scar. There
T. nothing 80 good for burns, cuts and
bruises AZ ParaCamph. Try pc bot.
tie. For sale by Matthews n Wight
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A CARD.

We, the D.dvfrllbCi, du hereby
agree to refund the money ou ju-ceUt
bottle of Grccuc'- Warranted syrup OF
Iar II 10 fails 90 cure your cough or
cold. We also guarantee a - cent bot.
tie to prove satisfactory or money re-
funded. Mathews a Wight.
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To Cure Cold in ono Day.
Take Warmer White vino OF Tar
syrup, the best cough remedy on earth.
- and 90 cents Matthew'S y Wight.
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Yale, Mich.
Ladies' Coats and Furs.

We have very few left and if any of them please you
1t will pay you to look them We want To close em out
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Buttons for Trimmings.

You will find full line of brass and gun metal buttons
pearl white and smoked in all Sizes silk and velvet
ed buttons in fact anything you may need in the button
line. Give us a call
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one Galloway Caaticu. regular price $500
One Dog Coat lett regular price $500
one Montana Coat lett regular price SlsOO
Montana iohleft, regular
Two Plush Robes each,
Plush
Plush Robe regular e.1
Horse liNtt,
Three Horse
Beet guaranteed poultry food.
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Morning service: Sunday school AT
1000; preaching az ll:0O; Christian I'm.
denvur Ht d:uO p. ma; preaching al 700:
prayer meeting at 1880 Thursday even
ing.
PigEs HNTEEIAN.
Services will bo held IN the Presby.
terrain church at the usual hours.
Preaching at lO:3p n. m. and 200 p. m. ;
sunday school at ll:ij "a. m; &. H..
meeting AT $500 p. M; mid.week meet.
ing on Thursday evening at 1880 p. IN.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Glass meeting, 10 O'Clock; preaching
service 1880 "A. M; Sunday school 1880
am; Junior League $500 pm; Epworth
Lt..sue o.. 900 pr-s"u'rg 600 T. m.
Thursday evening prayer meeting.
lirockway 2:3O p. M. preaching.
Rev. j. 4. Thompson.
BRICK CHAPEL.
sunday services:-. Regular morning
and evening services by the Church of
Christ IN the Brick Chapel. 1000 am.
preaching; ll:o0 "A. m. sunday school;
ESQ p. m. Christian Endepvur meeting;
$50 % M. preaching; Wednesday, 7:uu
Z. m. pray or meeting p. M. Bible study
service. a cordial welcome. T.. H..
Pelton, pastor.
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4BURCB QoTES.

The Pastor, ul the Various Churches II
the Village Ar' Invited tu Hand boz
church Items Each Meek
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A Few Cleaning Up Prices.

A-etual-S- Del7v- =4-st G9zt-
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A cuRE roR rcrrMA

Dated Feb. 10. 1903
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...RubberS...

Our line of rubbers still complete in every line Wher
the thaw comes you may need u pair of Rubber Boots
Remember we carry the Mishawaka Ball Brand Rubber
Boots We have them in mems boys and chldrens sizes
We also have ladies rubber boots just the thing for tn
sloppy weather that is sure To come
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
Blue Ribbon Affairs

The eommenfable progress made hv
the Blue Ribbon company in its efforts
to give the city srst class bottlirg IS.
Enlistment and advertise to the world
that we have the hest mineral wi,er that
nature provides freely to her children.
should receive the hearty endorsement
Of every citizen and no opportunity
should be wasted in speaking good word
for the promoters. AS large a force as
can be utilized to advantage. is at work
on the new builiing. the effort being
made to perfect TIE plant as early date
as possible in order to f'l the rapidly IN
creasiug orders. Both President Bradley
aud Secretary Rinker are devoting their
entire time 70 the work. not only as SUPER
visors but with hammer and saw, and
every plank and nail that is used goes in
under their approval, so that when fiuis.s-
ed the company will have one OF the best
constructed buildings in the state
Contractor Holderness has full charge
guarantee that nothing will be slighted
la addition 10 this work the company
has in contemplation monthly pub
lication, to be devoted TO the city and
camp in general and the Blue Ribbon
interests in particular. and every issue
will strive for the upbuilding of every en-
tcfprise and attracting attention to our
beautiful city. Push the good work along
and lend aid to this progressive company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
Looking Good.

Tue indications are that the mining
iadns ~ in Gilpin and Ciear Creek ,up-
ties, Colorado, viii receive quite an im-
pesus the coming winter and Spring
sorne new discoveries of importance
haNe been made in this section of the
Ceiltrur AZ Stale aud considerable out side
eapiiai has been advanced to aid in the
~ork OF Development. This is one Of the
oldef mining sections OF the state and re-
main IN much favor among mining
nisn Telluride Journal.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
Fms.r1en Will Dance

With lis usuh enterprise the Idaho
Springs FIRE department has made ar
rangements to give its annual grand
ball at the opera house ON January a,
and all other attractions will give way TO
this event. AT Irregular meeting held on
Monday night committees were appointed
to take charge of the matter ami already
the wheels are rolling. The executive
committee consists OF Bert Wright, Car
Smith and Ben Potter. Make memo
rapdum of the date and he sure TO patron
ize the volunteer ir- department.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
Look Out for the Cow Catcher.

A Grass Valley resident was hailed into
court, last week for allowing her cows to
wander into the kitchen and parlors of
her neighbors. These cows have been
particularly obnoxious to the neighbor-
hood and many complaints have been
made TO the authorities. The case is only
the beginning of an active crusade of re-
formation which will be waged by the city
marshal. The latter will have ample
time to herd cattle, as his duties as street
commissioner will require but little of
his time for the winter months.
The people must awaken to the realiz-
alton that this city is no longer little
old bsck-courtry village. The presence
of numerous cows ON the citys' streets
will not longer be tolerated and the own
ners Of stock running at large will find
cheaper to sell than to pay fines, If they
are unable to keep them of the public
Highways, as they certainly will be COM
PEELED to do. il it il possible by the COM
bined efforts Of the city authorities.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
Discussion Club.

The social meeting of the Discussion
club which was entertained by Mrs. T..
NJ. Sdbin proved to he one of the most
went lar toward increasing interest in
the Organization. Mrs. ( a King aud
Miss Opal Oxley assisted Mrs. Sabin.
Ia a guessing conles,, Hiss Helen Walton
secured first honors Refreshments
were served. The next meeting Of the
club viii be held a, the residence Of Is.
George X Knubali nsxi Monday night.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
A Coming Attraction.

"Tbe Heart of Chicago" will be on at
the opera house Monday December nth
Thisis one of Mr.. Carter's best plays and
has out lived hundreds of plays which
have long been forgotten. There is some
thing about the story that draws and to-
gether with the novel scenic efforts in
Guiding the oncoming engine. never
seems to fail and keeps its own with the
best Of them. The company is said to be
an excellent one this year and includes
that sterling actors Mr.. Jno T. Nicholson
who is playing the part of John Ames,
Miss Emily Lessing. Miss Blanche Boyer
and several other well known artists
Several up to date specialties are intro
duced during the action of the play inter
spersed between the more serious lines of
the plot.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-12-10
Will Test Fire Alarm.

Fire Chief Robinson announces that
owing to the prevailing high winds. the
adjustment of the electric apparatus that
operates the FIRE bell is often disarranged,
be will make a test of the alarm service
every Sunday morning at $50 O'Clock
until further notice. This notice is
given in order tina, the public may not
he uuddly alarmed al the sound o: the
FIRE bell on Sunday mornings at the
hour stated. AlsrDis will be tarned in
from different parts Of die city.