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Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

Miss E'eonora Tankred, graduate
of Royal Central Institute, Stock
holm, Sweden, and Masseuses of
Waukesha Springs Sanitarium, will
give massage and Swedish move
ment at patients residence or Dono-
her hotel. This treatment is espec-
tally recommended for those wishing
to reduce or increase their weight,
nervous diseases, poor circulation,
chronic headache and paralysis.
For information apply at Donoher
hotel. 50
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

Albert Pike informs US that he
has lost seven head of two-year
steers and heifers branded Pm
on left side. They have been gone
some time and any one seeing cat
tie bearing that brand will please
notify him at CroOkston. 374
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

ore loca..
d A Ganow and wife were in
town from Enlow precinct today.
Jas. A. Barwick, the wet wealth
er man, left for Philadelphia this
morning.
VIM. Ballard and his friend, G.
M. Campbell of Omaha, were in
town yesterday. The latter has a
$40 acre homestead south of town.
Miss Frances Harden accom-
panied her aunt, Mrs. Pease. to
Wagner, S. D., Monday of last
week and will teach school in
Charles Mix county.
P. III. Young, G. A. Chapman,
John Bachelor, Steve and Ed Estes
and several others went down to
Omaha with the two train loads of
cattle Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. j. NJ. Perrigo was in town
yesterday, and today went up to
Rosebud. He returns tomorrow
and will be at the Donoher hotel
Saturday TO do professional work
as an oculist and neurologist.
Edward Lewis, of the Chi Psi
Cattle Co., was in town yesterday
and tells US that he recovered his
horses as advertised in the DEMO
Graf, at Johnstown. Mr.. Lewis
is wide awake man and reported
his loss at once to the publicity
department. He believes a step
ia lime saves nine.
It was pleasure to eat dinner
at the Valentine House. Fried
chicken and gravy, grapes, oranges
and peaches on every table, celery,
three different kinds Of pie and
desert. besides a whole host of 9TH
er things. The Editor and family
enjoyed this dinner last Sunday.
Mir. Iionton is naturally a good
host and always makes guests feel
at home with him and he buys the
best on the market for his table.
Frank Brayton had the trees cut
out from in front of the Elliott
drug store yesterday and took up
the sidewalk, preparatory to put
ting down a cement sidewalk of
the requirements of the city ordi-
nance. Mr.. Brayton is an enter
prising business man and does
things right. The trees were
beauty and it was hard t. give
them up after caring for them for
years but it was necessary and
they had to 60.
U. S. Deputy Marshal, John
Z. Bedding, arrested John Ar
coren for larceny, this week and
Tuesday took him TO Deadwood
for trial. He took the following
persons along as witnesses, Sorrel
Horse, Little Elk, George Walk
ing Eagle, Thos. Walking Eagle
and VIM. Thunder Hawk as in
terpreter. John Arcoren is
mixed blood living north of Cody
on the reservation and is charged
with stealing horses from Sorrel
Horse.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

STRAYED from Dewey Lake
ranch, one bay horse mule, 3years
old, branded Z on left jaw. Lib
eral reward. Notify
3s2 ia. SPARKS, Valentine, Neb.
Julius Rauer and Frank Klud-
iskofsky are in town today.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06
Buy 81 meal ticket for 500
at the Chicago House.
Everyone is satisfied with meals
at the Chico 90 House.
Guitar and case for sale. In
quire at the Chicago House.
Let Chef Stark prepare you a
dinner at the Chicago House.
Low Rates to American Royal
live Stock at Kansas CITY. Mo.

Via the Northwestern Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold Oct. Is
to 10, inclusive, limited to return
until Nov. s, inclusive Apply to
agents Chicago and Northwestern
R'y. 373
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06
i. S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Weather Bureau

The Living ia a, c"'.'i-.r p:
iod f 10 - -, nav been coHp'ieh
from the etther bureau rec rd~ :
Valentil- Neb tn are i~~n,-f u
show the c Conditions that have l.r
vailed, duriHg the month in que-t ou
for the above period of years. hut
must nov be construed as force -
for the weather conditions ior -
coming month.
0cTnRl O
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

Look out for the dates of DIR.
Barnes, eye specialist, next visit.
Sc
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

| 81, 600 per annum. they must nee
essariiy curtail their manner of
living to escape debt.
The latest combination to boost
prices for one of the necessities of
life is that composed of the anthar-
cite coal companies of Pennsyl-
vania. Beginning with last week
egg, stove and chestnut coal will
sell for from $3.50 to 1918 a ton.
This is the advance for this fall.
When winter comes the trust may
decide upon Sc rate for the best
coal. No scarcity of output or
strike are responsible.
Coal only takes it's place with
other necessities, for which the
public pays more and more every
day.
Wages have not changed mater
tally one way or the other. Work
ers in the sweatshops draw the
same pay they did, but the rents
for their East side tenements have
gone up, and the loaves of bread
are smaller.
With the trusts the statisticians
place the burden of responsibility
for advances made on necessities.
They point out these as some of
some of the reasons why S1,170
buys today what $1,000 did a few
years ago.
A combination of packers have
formed a beef trust, which has
practically put the western farm
ers at it's mercy and dictates the
price of meat. The packers also
control the price of eggs. The
formation Of the National Salt
company under the trusts of New
Jersey, controlling ninety per cent
of the salt plants of the United
States, was Immediately followed
by an increase in fine salt from IS
cents to $50.
The formation of the National
Carpet trust resulted in a gradual
increase in prices until soon the
public was paying 20 per cent
more for carpets than formerly.
Eighty per cent of the carpet mills
In the eastern and middle state
are controlled by the combination.
1t operates in harmony with the
wool trust.
The wire and nail trust, the
chemical trust, the lumber trust
and the iron and steel trusts have
MAZE it more expensive to cree
residences, stores, flats and hOtel~.
and therefore figure we'll up in the
factors responsible for the cost Of
living. Just why these trusts are
responsible is seen after a mo-
ment's reflection.
The dry goods or department
store, at which the laborer's wife
buys a few yards of CLOTH is forced
to charge her a trihe more be-
cause of the operations of these
trusts. In the first place, the
chemical trust has increased the
prices of dye-stuffs used in color
ing the clothes. The lumber trust
has added It's mite to the prices of
the pine boards out of which the
packing case in which the cloth is
shipped is constructed.
The wire nail trust has added
something to the cost of the nails
| with which the boards are fastened
together. The nail trust makes
this increase partly for its own
profit and partly to cover the in
crease charged by the steel trust
for the raw materil. The iron
bands, which are nailed around the
packing case to strengthen it, cost
a trife more than they formerly
did. In addition to these the oper-
atoms of the wool or cotton mill
trust have contributed their share
toward raising the price. Stoves
and kitchen materials have increas-
ed about 80 per cent. The coal
trust has made stiff increase on
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06
MILL PRICES FOR FEED,
GeneVieye Adams Hewitt,

Icachcr oil singing
Scientifically correct method iof chest
development, deep breathing, articu-
lation and tone posing, correction of
defects in singing and speaking voice
Chicago House.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

A first class Table d hote break
fast, dinner or supper for so cents
at the Chicago House.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06
Business Notices.

Notices under this heading cents per line
each Insertion. Among reading matter, 10 cents
per Iiae '.>'.h Insertion.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06

Try u dinner at the Chicago
House.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1904-10-06
Professional Cards.
the Loup Valley Hereford Ranch.
BrowD!ee, Nebr

Prince 3Oabdel
1883 AMI Curly
Coat ll22,;l az head
OF herd The blood
OF Fowler Anxiety,
LORD, WiltOa and Sir
Gladstone predomi-
mates Ia my herd.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Women Saved COrean King

Tha dress u The Korean women Is
very quaint Long. ye.uminoGs sllte
,scttna dresses reaching 10 tzc ale
s,hoV bargE trousers uaeeEH .th.
which, ertirs ln slippers s=tE up-
turned toes. give them soueNhaf he
Appearance q Turkish wuuezs Nvsr
r1s head Is ihrovn a long eioak ler-
ally eresa. fastened zndsr The *.
IT, sleeves. through which the E-rs
S-c never passed. hansirE ilNE z-sr
TIE shoulders. By this cloak Allss =
tAse. historical aud inteFestl1E
CAGE upon tlzus a king - Hr-a
iuyHed the officers q RS ar=g -t =
banquet Il ths palace at s n
complete ignorance that rx
Conspiracy aimed AZ A4s th-czs sn4
life. vas Nfoot. The consp lrasa-s- 81 10
xs-s auezE the guests rgSolss -
seize thelr orpcrtuaity 70 usaEas he
klrE aurias the proGrsSs Cf The an
ques- on entering the palace t.s of-
ncers 5epasite3 sAsir large RI ry
clcsss in AZ ante-cha-her ar Ok
tss!r places in TIE hall vAe-s tas
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

The returned Philippine sold q
shuddercd as the companion to whea
he was talking took cut a oiEaret
paper and prepared to roll some b.
taeco In Il.
what's the mattet?" the 9th
asked Of thc soldier, are you a-
anu-eiE Earstte crank: had alwa
supposed that elsarettss were ~
ufuiy used out la Manila
NO replied the soldier. 7 a.
nor opposed To the use OF the htt
weeds and. in fact. vas a confirm
smoker 81 them myself But. sou
huw. the sight Of a cigarette par
.noN makes me feel sort % creepy.
We were hing in a trcaeh at O.
time when the little brown dey
we're move than usually truuhlosou
TEaz would creep up oa rs Hhen
icslst expected il and pour in I
shats snd thea Heht oat 20 the HIS
asain before We could get e erlek
at them We we're prePaFlaE fa- a
tIg sortle which. u NSs ezne d.
would end With the exierm-nat "a Of
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

Scattering sunshine. sorrow. pleasure
Letters DRIFT like tifaoruus birds
Hrjueiur aalriBe, death or treasure.
Comfort H-altse Eirlish words
Like snowflake autteriug 20 bleak plaats
True logtrs vess that never faH.
FpHd hVYish hopHa shy beauties. face
: he 5urAea Of the Y. 5. Mail.
The Man ls the prisc at the nation.
Ane gauges TIE state Of the times
AEa measures Hrsdcs iterrn eNuitatiau.
Hheu Commerce grows big or dccliHas
Aha CHRISTMAS comes on and It's suoS-
VIVA Santa Claus sleigh In the mir.
Coynes clerks ali their schemes ars
It aogid drive all the subs to de.
spair.
Hurry w New York is waiting.
Tho bgnyvr Overland Is due.
lees the bill o'I4dinE stating.
That the nlght set shoses N "a
Ceuck the ''saa Fran Ger tlie rsii,
WE3le h.E. sprswiiue Yankee nation
waits eSpcetaHf for the mail
Loosen up there ReasA ard Ready
Jerk those pouches through the d1ar
Nt1stHr round thcrr strong and Etsu
., wist thgss e1snks along the aoor
tt.ar the tFeks and start arew.
" ti4e ten tons - W4N are falling.
Aandy, We wh shove her through.
Then thc pouch rooms all cnmrnotioE
EFauEht with kntH aua iusty life
Tons 3f mVN surge aEa She ocean.
SsAhpilE aA in 7tut bern strife.
Look alive there. gult YeuT dreaming
Rouse up FROM your rtJdinsga GraHca.
Keen your eye ora EHnay teAfnsur.
J.sssrs. Qtat llar song and dauce'
REFRAIN by TTfE NTGHTwATCu
Yea sre yoans auI yuur iifes work a
EtUusnE
You are kegn rsr the soy ~ the ASH
y N8 arc sHEr~ for striving and alfGrs
You await iu tEa pride nf ysur mlg
\ W1rA lu ycgr far cro you wander.
To YiuHEo iu the fhiEk o! the fray
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Caused Death of Friend

lot Of natives and the prabalsie
capture Of Aguiualdo. and as l ssit
before. We were lying IN the trenches
awaiting the word 10 advance
Just a few feet from me was Jack
Tracy. a Montana boy. aud q picture
I'd health, life ana courage. We had
been talking Of the coming fEht. aud
The desire seized me 10 smoke ! bad
plenty OF loose. .5baeeo, but no pa
Her. Give me = cigarette paper.
laCk.' said.
sure said BE. at the some time
rising 20 his knees and reaching IN
eide his coat wheTe be kept them.
This action exposed his head above
.Ee trench and just as he reached
forward 10 hand me the paper he
-ave a faint groan and FELL forward
On his face l thought be Was focl-
ing Al aEst. but he lag 50 stil that I
c-AWie-i over to see what Was the
matter He was stone dead a Fiji
pino bullet having struck him IN the
back Of the neck, severing the spinal
cord. Siace then don't seem 20
relish the sight Of a cigarette paper.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06

feast was spread. waiting only = sis-
naI to fau ou and slav their hosts
Ba, number OF the women &
Seoul had become acquainted With
the conspiracy. Loyal 10 their mon
arch aaa unable 70 wa=n him in time
they went in q body TO the palace and
gained a6mittsnee INTO the ante
Chamber SsiEinE the officers elozks
they entered the bznsuetlns hall un-
observed some. stealing uo.Sslessly
up behind the otEcers Is they sat a;
the feast. ruuE the eioaks over their
heads and pinioued them in the folds.
while others rzn 10 the be~ilGered
King. hurrfetsiy warned him q the
p,ot. and spirited hin safely aSay
before the bafas4 eozsFIrzters could
release themselves frnn the grasp q,
their brave eaptars- Ia tokea Of kss
gratitude 70 his Loyal female sub
yects- the King secree4 that n future
the Korean women shoalG wear she
military coax throSn over their
beads as q rz4-& of houer--CaFt- Cas-
ssriy in Nacrrulan's Magazine
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
suNc- TOGETHER
cs~ss rss cufs5s VA e. Fl-stty
Atlas = ss--s C-ssn

@ttssS.-s sc-~s cyan
AEs tEas -sns frcm ce-ee are
crrsa a-.sa TEAR ugss the ec~cs
ls EaseE aeaF 1-a f-az-rs are ola-
la=af aa.esfrs and tle a4 cars
SCI Urre
rra s.-s. yrvs q Kansas I
~az q slave b. -t as ts-a-
sEa2 l. z.s tsas -soaeE;
ea H al ms strong
csr5e ez re rskt4ss
sal HaE @ Aas tsst btEt
SEE Fl .- szT5-EE Says 51erg Eaat--
Costa -s- se MS Ee4 SO -x
sH8t- c au fs-s as r< SIS
9 cH -e=ze azEEerE So a=z shea
] 7-zl SEQ aE @ stae-sa nag
sfErEre Eze Wss
Wtl sae r0ars azs 5.s sr
vas --aS sN #l rhaa1sa
og H0t eza --F ~1et sr- sa 5- any
tt eaz EaE usz at-H
cus My =rrras per= g. 1zssrl-k
s-3 my s-r- as sgd t-s va-e
tss as E I eA1 c an gre t-s
a. Ey fEea and eaEs Sc s-leu as =
FE& a8E psr sa2 Is wss ssarg
disease ara rssaHA-<a Ard -y
reg aE-s sz5t za4 E=Ee3s disease
a. aas gs-s q 4.e.
T@L aE -s kraw SAA. oz
eazza ass - -zaEe- a15= svsrf z-,ar1-
t1E @z- sFss agsfs Ezs - hss5 Rz9
g. 81 Breakfast. sas sa e4E anxesiag-
bat G. t-@-s tcHa s,-s --r-r ca,sss.
Taeo -- iss,e aAGs I voals - -
Ee-Rg@s =y aeszz Wezta es&. Ike
sse-ssA.=S
fe1 go -sz-.1E Z t,ls ~ a-s-
e.1& Z Del ssrsE es-ss was TIE S-sa
et ress s7eSe,e 2za tss, shszzss
voas trv Rsssa= whscA I hA5 seen
s1vse1sS Sie S1-A Az -Seg 50 ~e
40 f2s-gZ Az1 assec1ks ! I'D ~
lac s - 1-st &, r5sst sawz -
esss1ssS ana Eaas e &con-2s=E 10
slreSss91s- EAsG Z vas s-s azs gAs
~scss f4=zy ~ h uzzS L Sza
'els Eg9 & AAs worSe1 uaz3s-s tc-
re TaSz&x q FcSgaz IL vsass q tae
rSs.sszs ea-ss- ! zov s1tsv sCs,3
he<A. saFs zgz nssz u hed VIA sleE
Aeasa<As - Fse ESA-s zaEAe14sA hSa
& tcS = yszrs sssers ! ezzz- Rvstas-
AsS =y reeves Ass acN sezczx xr.s !
aays - t~sas5s sron ~ heart y
tre= kAe - 1z-HsaS-,
cessassT SoSszaz 4 -sesxSa-x A.
Geae ~ foess ez -y tsAaa Ny = -
wAs exs-s ksrs kz3 s1sss KY nrSsr-=
say Z Is 4ssseaazs Nz=.s x+~sz Ay
Fessss-a Co. Battle cre~&. Msea
Get tie ese9s- ~rss Rsaa - Wei
v<sf~ N s&eS ssx
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
A Post Office Poem

Have care ere your treasure you s4sian-
Ana waste all your gifts By The way
Don't you hear the tearastera bawHns-
-sJigEt r. Rufus where s that matt=
Io.k alive. the night Is falling.
We must get tie mall connected,
We must shove ser through on time
Girls love letters are expected,
sweet as ripping feselsh rhyme
VOICE PROM THE POUCH ROOM
I'VE are fpiiYtuE the game along all the
strenuous day.
Pull yourselves together. boys, you we
rfas-iiax beavy mali sacks across the
pouch room uoor
wrestling ~lth tae Overland" dumped
Graphing With bsE bulsing sacks from
Frankfort on the Srrees
srnsilinx at Salt ocean ef4nr-the salvage
Roaaiius an the fresh young cubs when
they soler alaug.
Tuning up the old night bunch with
Yss. Ga santa Claus on deck and he
hss sEumped Us riEht
throwing fualf from dUsy morn. trf-s
fsren ma eets hIs Christmas gift couch
Tie r1stsi ciefk sets SIS in work. hust-
lue ar the tlGue.
We ars 5aiIsinE the same along thro'
connecting every scrap q mail that
aavns uFon our sight
Sweet ans low across thH snow The ret1-
aa+ra swiftly glide.
w1a IRE crooks haId M poor Santa
Ctaas fhls $asnus thfistrnss tide.
We hear Ihe >ieiEh hal5s aerial soHE,
thEir u.liow tlukltaE rhlras.
Thf christmas trse. the bnyisG Elee that
rings EikF EGeery rhyme.
-aF H.44aHt Eiris wlfh Wtud swept cUTls
beneath the mlstetae-
gl.Fn fsAH-llke grace ard rose leaf face
and IaETrnl4E eyes WGfuw
THt the h4ss hehlrt a3ze pgus hes are
enrrrrtlnE all the uhii
They have no time iar pleasure throw
ing stat ioAD an fha rail
JAMES < kFNSEELA
-. stry Easlsies- ci.iraEo p. o.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
prse.ndants Of weI.b kino,.

Tho Cadgaladers. OF Philadelphia
claim descent from thv family or the
same name who were once Kings OF
Wales Tho urst American settler
was Dr Thomas Calwalador. who
was chairman og the Provincial CON
missioner 10 the seven years war.
1860. and iIkew Use chairman Of the
great tea meeting held Ia Fhiiade.
phla ia i773 the precursor Of the Bus
ton Tea Party aud Of the Revolution
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Snow Amid the Roses

gers. ard others. VITO had read or
heen told zbort K. feared that their
hzr2s woaid be frozen BY the first
contact wssh IL TIE expsrizszssl
STAGE was 5000 past however. ard
tAsn the fac was fast Ziz6 furious I.
was such ecstasy as Eastern ekiiGrsa
kraw. with TIE res. OF Eevslrv added TO
t. Fer 4 erssf the the school rrzEi-
tsoos arz the r-oprsetsss maintained
between teachers and parEls were
sArozu 70 the ~izGs. as there was
noze 50 hszA or 50 iow thz- q snow
hall might ros halter hin wksa Least
sxrscses- The vAfte missiles xhixze1
throasn azsaes laden wiIA rr~ss o.
e1irPe1 TIE stately calls Elsss frcz
TIER stems rs q knife might have
eo1s-
y was scGeA cs winter iE--oducssi
TITO gzrSsz q hio.oz a7S hszzry.
z16. Al. hz- the boys. big and little.
s-Uye.s Il For al Of ~hseh <oEe rev
GREECE zs<a- be eo7e 10 Ike Ncz1t
Hamilton stage Grsvs--hs las Eoe
fcrgr<tez Tat he was o-c= : boz
Sunset N1S1zize-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Az INpRIsONtD CAT
In Ns,s York Clts Freed by q Ce,s
Toys LArtst

In Ness YORK. Clty Freed by a Cess
t1ys Lar.st
After uarN tE1 wears .mpHF1az
mes4t H-tEe=a H-frk vafs .nu- stories
ash SAT naIf HIDE na=v thau tlfee
Inches saaFs a Eaf haa ayyr rescued
by mfats af nr8L The feline
du1pPad luto tte crElee Vhca it VAS
on5 0es ereks o.d arl hAs been
thrnss gFrr ~0r.t.=frJ BH4 gAraa Cor bF
fznilir, rs7sltITE I1 tie ha.lALHEs.
TIE lE.s1l eA.EH 70 occupied 50
iouE is le4aaru two t4tEl.lrs iu FAST
tNaTfh street The lrrf-ee is closed
frsEt ana EArh AlI t.-H closed parts
on fHe leu By tiH r1afHE
Efforts WhtaH faa NttsH made agate
all aea.H zGr.uE ttg raE.E aaFz 10 lts
iul51z1rua1t o. aEHh up obese sIlp=
py5Y walls anlF ia AH back wcre
watched y 4ta sympathy hv ere neigh
tsrs an. fAsf became lIflaet zlaa fac
tnus-f fhasE $40 tHasEat ttat ttr Ma
ten -aEl2 ID rr k3..e1 Aaa relieved -
rs Hsrre and tho-e yEa heE1 tAat
wt3=a ts,=a aas zHfe ff-fe Was Hape
The .a-tUe tet thc eat ami Save A
wAtsF hy usnsrs ~ .9sE strtas DIS
eout tsaffsl He HsrS m1HY times thres
EhusaF ~ rstzeUr5 liver. h1t tes
ar mat Bower u7stHrd ST. MFaawhile
tse tsr grew ara every rresf VAS
tnEHe 60 release t. but slgaaut s4--
cess
few Saws aee tHr ssa-y became
ruetz1-fF s-raz ans cane fe the ua-
f.ecE a- az -.s hlg nAa ultA ar Oh
a-zt snea 5raEErsi taH gag frum ltE
ps= raz -sHa5Irs Saarer ~
urH#a a .H1F5 fH lHF Sp..rrF tr- EltslEs
ula s lrg TN Ar.aBts
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Another Rezson.

a document in French at the las,
session of the senate was placed at
each United States senator's desk
senator Tlllmau said that there were
nog seven men 10 the senate who
would know tho Lord prayer II they
sAw IL 10 French Senator Hoar. who
heard this guess, added Per
haps so. perhaps SO. but that would
not be because they cant read
French.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
CHEF OF POLICE SAVED.

NeWberr S c-w II Harris.
Chief Of Police. Of AeNbcrry. SAYS;
II suffered Tor number of years With
Kidney complaint There Mas Gull
aehlns across tHs small of my back
that Was worse at uiEat aad
made ma feel mlseraule all the time
The kidney srcfellons eere dark aud
fun OF sedtmrnt. and lack Of control
cumpellea me to rise number ot
times during the night between this
annoy aues and tho bachache Il Nas
impossible for mo 70 get much sleep
and my beaIth Nus beiHE undermined,
4 tried a number OF remedies, but
nothing helped me uuH ! got Doan $
Kidney rais TIE use II this remedy
according 20 directions promptly
brought about change tor the better,
After using tWo ba2Hs the backacas
all ieu me. the ki4aey Seerctious
cleared up aud the action Of the aid.
nrys became normal
a FREE TRIAL ~ this great kid
ney medicine which cgret Chief Hsr-
ria will ba mailed to aHy pars ~ the
uHltod States Address Fustor MI
blrn Co.. HuTaln \ Y Sold by al
d alers. price ntty cents per box.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
To Make Palms Thrive.

a few pIeces Of hoaf uar7ugs which
hur=e+h9ars pare aT tae hoaf before
shasfur horses vi1 make palms
thrive laNr.anty Simply poke the
par-Hes vell down in the -gH az any
umE uf THE year Harzgshoers Elya
apay ihe par.uls tor the asking
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
nrlsss Mhs s,sr st L.or,e.

According 60 aid aud established
custom ia 1apAn. tho eldest rlla
whether male or female. must. under
al clrolm siane-z4 atH8a at aud III
hsrIg the Hamo Hy rhis means a con
rnaaus succession .s assumed. and The
estates cauuot pass into the hands Of
strangers
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
nLra k.usd b. COT nsn.

A member ~ an English rult
eIUh drove, a waeiaH Ras observed
ryiH- across the line 90 fire. The
golf ball vas sevn go hit the bird at
"a distance ~ abu9t fasy PAGES from
fbe striker The warfa5i f,u al once
ro earth ard Was f9uuG to De rot only
Stone dead hat absolutely decapi'
Utet
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Ia. h, onrr 49,

Jay in ores werk is thc cuusun-
mate tooi. vitheat which the work
r.aT 81 some indeed. but wshaat
wh5ra the Work wig always be done
slowly ciasfsily and without its Tn
est ps-factiau FbIIps Brooks
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
o. Rt,sa b Mas pse.

+ a rr-asa is hltt-n ay a supposed
by mad des ist him csu a physician.
sG3 60 TIE meantime apply lemon
flles 90 rhs vcsnl Tafs is the al
vice. as ps IAEersa VI tAe PAsteur II
stItate.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
n,-.s.. nse. b. R..,lea

IA INtE u Germany i5"n u15 trees
are said ta have been destroyed In
the HArta forest alone hy tva small
sr,elas Of beetles. The larvae bur
rsS beneath tte bark saA thas cause
the laiury to the growing trses.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
cnL.a r,..s- So

cz5Aca E5ease. Ceanty EavaH. where
Dssa Swtfs S-cte part = his -Gails-
ver-s rraNezS.~ las Essa so.d in he
lrisE t.ara Judges ec@vt. tsgetaer
Wlsh szs zzzsasze
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
susises Fiaa tes WAY.

Vienna has a Hsw prison 50 arrane-
az shat sa.eit5 er escape by its pris-
o.rers Was considered impossible one
~ ifs first iamAtes. a boy. hauset
himself rs means of his trousers %
tle eago af tbc heating apparatus
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-08-06
Irmcnsi,r ef Norm Forests.

The northern belt or forests is per
hapa greater iu sNtcHt than all the
other timber belts and reserves Of
Canada combined. II extends from
tho eastern coast of Labrador north of
the ffieth parallel In a northwesterly
direction ta Alaska. distance of some
Uoo miirs. with AN average Width Of
perhaps SEQ miles.