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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
A9otd ID pa(ien(la

La persona mas sufrida tiene que
enfadarse vsess.
NADIA afecta q un buen caractsr.
NADIA hace IN hombre perdsr Ia
paciencia como Ia picazon en- la piel.
Almorranas con picaz6n, casi le
vuelven a Vd. loco.
Por el dfa le hacen uno sentirse
miserable
Por la noche causan desvelos.
Rascal iRasca! iRasca! sin res
piro.
A semejanza de la eczema.
No puede uno parar de rascarse.
Asf 10 har1a Vd., pero comprendo
que el sufrimiento aumentarfa.
Tales miserias van en- aumento
cada d1a.
Las gentes van descubriendo que
pueden curarse.
Reconocen los meritos del Unguen-
to de Doan.
Sobran las pruebas de que el Un-
guento de Doan cura las almorranas
La eczema y toda clase de picaz6n
en- la piel.
La sefiora Isabel S., Vda. de Sola,
residente en- la calIe de @ autier Benz
tez, Caguas, P. r., dice 10 siguiente:
<Hac1a cinco meses que una hija mia
ven1a padeciendo de una Iepra que
apenas pod1a dorrnir. Por mas medi- !
que Sc lie aplicaban no sana-
ba 10 que hicimos fu6 gastar dinero :
sin resultado, hasta que tuvimos la
oportunidad de aplicarle ell Ungiiento
de Doan. Al primer dfa de usarlo
durni6 bien al continuar usandolo
oor tres d1as ha desaparecide por
complete la enfermedad, gracias al !,
celebre Ungiento de Doan.1
De venta en- todas las farmacias.
Foster Nc Clellan Co Buffalo, N.
Y, e. U. de America.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19

Persuadido de que Leonor
hsbfs cam biado de modo de per-
sar, reapecto ( su decision de
huis, Manfredo no pens6 mas
que en- In algeria de .mar v ser
amado por AL toniets. / Cuantos
encantos encerrsba .quella mt :
ierl iQoien IodfA tener pensa
mientos tristes estando cerca de
aquel conjunto de belleza?
Manfredo hubiera querido
coutkrle a todos su dichi, pero
era nfcesario ser discreto.
Antonio ta crefa en- Ell joven
como en- Dios- lie paTecfa tan
hueDo. tan lea, de corsz6n tan
sencillo, >que 10 smaba eiega-
melt.
Unx msfIans. not6 Antonio
tA cierts preocupacion en- 50 no
vic; preciss mepte sq1ella en- In
que er contro { Natalins. y fus
debido { que Marffedo no pudo
ocultsr on movimiento de es
psnto 81 oirle relstar In entire
yista con su b rmsna de leche.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
CAPITULO VII

-lQue tienes, amor mfo1
Ie dijo 10 bailarina beskndolo
apssionadamente.
va 10 sAbes; que estoy
celoso de todos v dc todo.
-Si til conocieras 4 Nsta-
lins. tengo In seRuridad de que
tsmbiea Ia smarfss
Un ligero rubor colore6 Ell
sem bIapte dc Nal fredo, pero
Antonieta no repsro en- el, por-
que MI mismo tempo In abrsz6
el ioven smorosamente.
-Penssmos en- nosotros.
mujercit1 mia. susurr5 en- 50 Of
do, hacienda IN esfuerzo lara
recobrar IL serenidad " para
destruir cualquier soslecha que
pudiera tener IL JoVer, le hiZo
una vez m6s mil prolestAs de
cariilo.
Cuxndo MaDfredo sali6 de ID
casa de Antonio IL, eetAba trista
Y mslhumorado.
Iba pensando que era nece-
ssrio evitar toda costa que In
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
CAPITULO VIII

En- casa de 10 bella Anto-
NETS, reinaban nj mismo item
po. 10 inquietud Y In felicidAd.
Eduvigis sufriA viendo & 50
hija perdidamente ensmorRda
de aquel joven sin fortuna, que
SO confer tsba con regular & IL
bailarins, todas las ms nSnas, un
ramillete de fnfimo precio, que
era apreciado mas por Anto
niet', que los riqufsimos ramos
de flores, que Felix Carpignano,
no deiaba un solo dfa de enviar
y que siempre eran recibidos
Ior Ia exporterR con manifesto
clones de gczo.
Hercules, habfA aca bldo .por
ser ell factotum del millionaire,
nj que martaIiA en- la esperanza
de que ell csDricho de Antonio
ia por MaLfredo tendIi4 pronto
fin
Antonieta es mpy joven
todavfa. decis gravemente, y a
los diecieeis .iios 10 se reflexio-
na. Ademas, es rem1ntica y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
AGGRESSION EN- AGUADILLA

FL sabado y del corriente De 9 !
media diez de | a noche, en- momen-
tos en- que don Pablo Mario Sc dirig1a
a su casa. fu6 atrope!lado malamente
por dos tres indivfduos en- la calle
de Alfonso XII de Aqua lila. Los
agresores dispa- -aron sobre el seaDr
Maria un tiro de revolver, atraves4n
dole una mano y fracturaudole varios
huesos.
La poblaci6n en- masa de Aguadi-
LA, protesta de est cobarde aggression.
sin distingos de opiniones polfticas.
Los tribunales entieDden en- el
asunto.,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19

tiene la c.be2a LENA de suefios
quimericos, pero podeis estar
tar trsnquilo que todo ESQ scaba
prento. En- fin, no sabeis Que
es ocesario tener IN roco de
psciencia, porque las mujeres de
Ia clAse de Antonieta, no 20 con-
siguen violentsndo su csrscter.
Carpignanc, c.da vez ma.
enamorado de In bailarin,, ola
con abAtimiento lss rszones Que
le daba Hercules y le pregun-
taba:
-tY ese joven quicn no
conozco creeis que renunciara &
ellss
81 yo supier& quien es,
ya buecaIfa el medic de hacerle
Abandonar ell pneste.
No conseguirfsis mss que
dSr un .escandalo inGtil, que GA
hArfa perder pars siempre g.
Antonieta, No os ocupeis de
NADIA y fiaos de Eduvigis v de
nj. Por 10 proLto ya hemos
adelsntAdc sigo, con que no re-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19

e. CINTUR0M ELECTRiCO MAS
FUERTE EN- EL MUNDO

Con la !intenc6n de hacer conocer
6 introducir nuestro cinturon electrico
SCrown2 en- los lugares donde no esta
ann conocido, queremos mandar uno
a cualquier persona que 10 necesite
absolutan.e ente gratis. Es un ofre-
cimiento hecho por una frma segura
y honrada.
81 Vd. ha perdido "a vitalidad
Sc siente cansado miserable, debil
nervioso ST le agobia una vejez pre-
matura, y ell yigor de a juventud esta7
perdido ST padece de dolores de es-
palda, perdida de la virilidad, indi-
gesti6n 6 varicocela este cansado de
pagan dinero los medicos sin sacar
alivio, puede Vd. ser curadO con Ell
cintur6n rico xCrown2
SabemOs que nuestro cinturon pue-
de sanarlo, que Vd. deepues de Gu
rado 10 recomendar otros enfermos
y que de este modo 9 ued aremos indem-
nizados de nuestro ofrecimiento libe- |
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
TTistezas IiteraTiaS

La yoraeid ad de Ia prensa pide
material los escritores, y los escri-
torres que no tienen la fortaleza pro
ductora de las mSquinas, apenas dan
abasto la voracidad de las prensas.
Por falta de manuscritos nuevos los
editores rccurren al viejo fruto inte-
lectual, guardado por fntimas razo-
nes en- antiques estnntes misteriosor.
De ellos Sc extrajo aver la CORES
pondencia amorosa de Musset Jorge
Sand; de ellos han extraido hoy ell
0Libro da Amoro donde Sainte-B Beuve
consiguio las pruebas del vii adulte-
rio de Adela Victor Hug".
Algunos peri6dicos de Paris traen
frescas noticias del asuuto, referen
detail adaments la desgracia conyugal
del fOrmid able autor dc xLos Misera-
bles.1
Sainte- Beuve -dicen- habfa es-
critic entusiastas artfculos acerca del
autor de <Olas y Baladas1 , Victor
Hugo qlisO cOnocerlo; luego, una
gran amistai Sc estableci6 entire los
dos taIentos. Ell cr1tico visitaba fire.
cuentemente al poeta.
Sainte-Beuve con sus cabellos ro-
grande Fara su cuerpo mezq quino, era
cast teo. Victor Hugo tenfa la belle
"a de un joven dios
Adela Victor Hugo, al principle |
lie fue indiferente Sainte- Beuve; lue-
go interesada por La reputation del |
atoS Ifsfa
taba leios de sus ideas fsmeninas, Sc
propuso, con su pied ad, atraer la ove-
in descarriada; en- medic de la ca
tedra apareci6 la serpiente fatal
Pronto loz ojos del gran poeta Sc
abrieron. Billetes sorprendfdos la
esposa INTEL, ensef1aron al dios huma-
nizado las torturas del sufrimiento
Vulgar. Ell Maestro fue debil per
dono 4 menos que ell perd6n sea "a
vIrtud de los fuertesl asf, sin escan-
d Alo, Sc termin6 la prim3r parte de
Ia galante historic.
La addltera qIiso rem liar ell da-
DO arreglando su conducta habilnente,
pero en ell alma del Poeta la dolorosa
h9rida estaba sangrando.
Un dfa, Adela vic sentarse su
lado una mujer bella inteligente-
Julieta Ducret-a quien Victor Hugo
/ llamaba sin rebozo, su Musa Vivien-
te. Adela, sin una palabra de repro
che, acept6 la expiacion de su culpa
Fu6 breve esta diffcil stu asi6n.
Adela escribi6 Sainte Beuve atan-
do ell roto eslab6n de su delit7, Ell {
crftico lie contest6 lleno de passion, en-
cartas que son Poemas.
De esta correspondence por ten I
taci6n de Adela Sc hizo un libro an6-
nimo: el LibrO del AnlOr del cual hay I
siete ejemplares, como hay siete peca /
dos capitales.
Cuando S4inte- Beuve murio, entire c
sus papeles Sc encontr6 un ejemplar,
anotado pOr su propia mano, que de- 6
nunci6 el autor del libro. Este ejem- =
plar, recogido por un fntimo, habfa +
sstado en- secreto para ell pGblico. Los
,ditores franceses 10 han logrado, y
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19

pronto los camelots del boulevard pre-
gonaran el secreto de que aquellos cri-
min nales amores, que fueron negro nu-
barron en- el cielo de gloria del in
mortal cantor universal.
Lo que aver SO decfa sin ruido en-
las tertulias de los eruditos, serd ma
mana asunto del irrespetuoso dominic
calleiero, gracias & los adelantos de
la mec4nica, pues las maquinas de i'm
primir, sin fatigarse nunea, piden ma
nuscritos inces santemente.
Como preventive para Ell 6xito de
la futura publication, va un peri6dico
da a conocer la es pecie de prologo que
ell mismo Sainte Beuve puso en- ell Lii
bro del Amor.
<Estos 500, dice el autor, versos
de passion escritos en- otro tempo, en-
ell tempo de la felicidad, de la juver-
tud, de los grandes placeres y de los
grandes tormentos. Sc ha resuelto
asegurarles la existencia, porque ellos
h an sido hechos de la conf sion de dos
almas, interesadas en- consagrar ell re-
cuerdo de su amor0
Georges Montorgueil dice que en-
ell Li6rO del 1na0r esta lo mas bello de
Sainte Benve, opina que esa obra
de passion es tambi6n una RIGA obra de
arte, y que fuera demasi ado esct tlpulo
deiarla iD6 lita, pues va Sc ha dicho
mucho para no dedirlo todo.
Como fanatic1 del Sacerdote Maxi
mo, a mi me duele en- Ell alma esta ex-
huma cion literaria del I 5br0 del Amor
Saipte- Beuve no la necesita par
crecer su fama, y acaso Ell innoble pre-
g6n lleve una gotta de tango al recuer-
do del bien amado viejo. que como
JESUS, tuvo versos de perd6n para a
mujer ad1ltera.
RAFAEL SILVA.
Paris, Octubre de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
RENThS INTERNAS

FL sargento de Jes1s, destacado
en- Guayama, fnforma que Sc hap pre-
sentado denuncias con fecha de hov.
contra M4nuela Rod rfguez, Juan We
ga. y Emilio r RDque, por infrac acci6n
de Leyes de Rentas Internas, ocnpaD-
sin frma de fabricante, y uua pr
vender con ella 81 Rogue que 10 tiene
patenta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
CAM BIOS
Al pubIico
Bernardo Fernandez Y Ca.

Bajo esra razon Sc ha establecido
en- Caguas, p0r escrttura ante ell no
tario don Lorenzo Gimenez, una so
ciedad industrial para la fabrication
de medias de todas clases fajas de
lana y algod6n, Ia cual podra atender
todos los pedidos que Sc lie hagan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19
10 que Sc dice

Su cinturon me ha curado de la
Debilidad, del Varicocela y de la en-
fermedad de Nervios, por la cura de
las cuales abfa en- vano consultado
un gran nnmero de m6dicos, hasta
Greer MRS Intermediates incurables.
Por fin la Providencia me mand6 su
cinturon el6ctrico, con cuyo uso obtu-
We la rcuracion.-Jose Canpra, Ciuda
de Mexico.
Cumpliremos con 10 que decimos.
Cortad este aviso, mandadnoslo con
su nombre, direction 81 americana
por gastos de trasporte, y mand are
mos v. el cinturon electrico xCrown. ,
Direction.
Crown Electro Medical Co.
V 1908 Beard Building,
New York. e. II. A
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1904-11-19

EjempIares de LA Demo-
cracia" Sc haIIan de venta:
En- los kioskos de la plaza de
"Baldorioty.
Y en- la imprenta, calle de San
Francisco, So.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

i,cfore the people. and all will welcome
Is promised for the future As soon as the
processes Of iaw can he carried ont The
issuance OF bonds in the sums Of $500
should furnish rs ample means 10 con
struc, such a system that will be ample for
many years and accomodate large pop
ulaiion- When the question is put be-
fore the people at special election there
should not he dissenting vote cast.
Every voter should read the proposed
ordinance published in another column.
and then give their support to the prop
osition.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
oa atGspmt

u reading The lo1ai papers de not pa;
the1n do~a uHii vou have thoroasiiiy
read all the aaversisiag matter appearing
therein. for the merchants are weekly Of
feang Inducements fi1a; !, : 70 ,-our ia.
te-est 70 aoq1asut vo.urseif with. Ali
raPer rea,sers arr q; neoessity pairoas
,f the merchants, sna the merchants
therefore talk 70 the pahhe through the
papers IN ersief 10 keep them informed
As 10 what IS tS,ing offered. For instance,
thss week y weinh~Tser has mos, a.
tractixc advertisement; in these columns
assd his offerings cannot help bat appeal
70 prospective purchasers The goods
are seasouahle and the prices will stand
cleSe comparison with those OF the city
merchant, quality considered.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
Weakness of Moyerism.

one cannot help but smile a. the efforts
OF the ''boos,crs' Of Moyeris1n
Not a single intelligent reason do they
advance for the continuation Of the strike,
nor do they attempt to show the result
can be anything but a complete loss to
the union miners
Ia Speaking Of how the strike will end
they merely say that the mine owners
will have to arbitTate, and grant reason
able demands.
Now jnst think Of that kind OF au ar
gument in the face OF xhat has taken
place.
The strike has now been on since the
nth of August
From the time the mine owners made
their first start TO break the strike. that
being the starting up OF the Drainage tnn-
mel and the Fl Paso mine, they have
steadily opened mine after mine.
Al no time have they lacked miners
when they decided TO start up property
And If a census were taken of the men
who opened these mines, II would be
found that majority OF them were for
nefly members OF the different unions OF
the district.
The strike has not been broken by i'm
ported miners
Il has been broken By the union miners
who would not stand for MoyerisTn.
They believed that they were the proper
ones To decide as to whether or no; there
shoaid lie a strike. and when Moyerisin
arrogantly denied them that right they
asserted their independence.
We do not believe they have deserted
aHionism.
ON the contrary We think they are still
good union men. but are disgusted with
Muyerisrn
In the face Of record like this. who
can be foolish enough to believe that the
mine owners viii he forced to arbitrate'
Is Il not simply common sense TO say
thrt they will be able in the future. as
they have been in the past, to obtain
y haiever miners they wish
No man of ordinary intelligence can
-ec but one end to the strike.
I; is as certain a. day and night that
the mines Of the Cripple Greek district
viii never be worked again by men who
are followers and supporters OF Moyerisin.
Even the great Portland Is today free
from that domination.
II Is true that great majority OF the
miners employed upon the property are
uuion men. hut who is silly enough to be
liese that they would all come out If
ordered TO do 80 by Moyerisfn'
Las; week they acted for themselves in
holding a conference with President
Bnrns, and there is no doub, but that they
would undertake to settle with him. ir-
respective Of MoyerisuI. any grievance
tilat might arise.
The question : noW simply one for the
union miners 70 decide.
Either ii1ey can follow the booster
Of Moyerisrn AMI see all the great pros
r<-rsty OF the camp enjoyed by other
miners, or they eaa cali the strike of,
and continue to have happy and prosper
Gus homes and lives IN the Cripple Greek
disirict-Cripple Greek Tirrics-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
Harmony. Unity and En-
crRy Needed.

In the dust and din raised by conflict
ing machines and leaders. il is well fer
every member Of the Republican party
in Colorado 10 remember that there is no
question OF principal or policy involved
IN these petty squsbbies about organixa-
tiou.
We are all thoroughly devoted to the
success Of Republican principles and pol
ieies in national and state affairs.
We all want to aid in the election OF
Theodo Roosevelt as president.
We all heartily favor unanimous in
dorseneni of the patriotic and praise
worthy course pursued by Gov. Peabody
aud the entire state administration in
maintaining the sacred liberty of all ci,i-
zeHs TO 20 abou, their legitimate occupa.
tions without molestatiou on the part of
anybody, and very large majority Of Us
would like to see the governor and his
associates in the executive branch of the
state government rcnominated aud re-
elected this tall.
Why then. should we no, all come to.
ge;her like band Of brothers and labor
with harmony. unity aud energy TO
achieve success at the polls in November
There IS no doubt that a united Re.
publican party can carry Colorado for the
Republican ticket. presidential. congres-
sional. state and legislative. this year.
And /, is equally unquestionable ihs,
u Rrfutft-ara ts.Is 81
sure the depiorahie and dangerous tn.
umph OF the Democracy.
With such choice before Us .cau any
honest Republican hesitate regarding his
plain and imperative duty
Outside OF Denver there is no visible
dissension or important difference OF
opinion among Republicans, aud here
there is no just cause for a continuance
OF the petty strife that has gone on too
long already.
-Four times within the past twelve
months the Republican state central
committee has officially decided that the
regular organization in Denver is valid
and IS entitled TO command the support
of all true Republicans. and that juag-
men; should be binding upon the con
science and conduc; of all members OF
the party in this community and else
where.
The offer recently made by the regular
organization 10 the "Sn,is, to have both
sides agree upon candidate for mayor
and to divide the remaining Offices on the
city ticket equally between the factions.
Is more than just, Is generous-and IL
should be accepted for the sake of peace,
harmony and party success.
Now let the convention which meets
again in few DAYS sdop; this program.
or something like it. and act fairly in all
other matters that may come before il.
and the Republican party will be assured
Of a glorious victory a; the polls in NO
vembeT.
Whoever refuses 10 aid in the direc-
tion OF party unity mas; be regarded as
an sssis;an, Democrat. and We are sure
tha; no true Republican wall feel like as
suming tha; role when such vital issues
as the preservation Of Colorado from the
dangers and disaster of Democratic mis-
rule, and the election OF President Roose-
Welt, are al s;ake--Denver Republican.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
MINING APPLICATION NO iEn.
Minersl Szrves Ne. iss>s.

L. s. LAn9 O@cs. Dezser Izn4 D1x.rtct.
Denver. Cosora4a. February =. 1913
Sottce IS herrsx xsses ia. " ~ iez.Ai<s -hoss
rosso-scr s4sresx is l-shs Srrfrxs Coo-. has Hase
srSsiesston for pzeat Tor Isoe f.ear feet on .h<
Cray Ezxle No. Aese e<.rirs eol5 zas silver. tn<
s.s.< eeing SO srrt s. 81 NJ e. ana i-isa feet n.
sse ~ from sSoasers shaft ta<-eor. ~fts Szr-sce
grosna q f-ef 10 ~isfA x;aaie in Jackson ziniag
1isf-set. Gear Creek eognsy - cotorkso sns
aesc-isei n the pssi and fsls % si< in fhls
once as fofhcws. VIZ.
GRAY EAGLE NO. LODE.
B<xir-irS at Coz Ne !. ~henSe sse "a Cor.
Sex. ia IS. r. - W. OF me sth. p ~ hears n.
So. 10 So e S1-st fe<s- Th<nee 6. AZ W lss 81
feet 70 Cor No ;. hence n. ess % W xz,-i see;
10 Cor. No. = fhe.ee tss W. i-ieS y fee; 70 Cor
No 4 fn<ncr y. 81 ise fees 20 Cor Ma s; tsesce
s $. E LIS = feet 70 Cor. no Q. ssenee s s7s ~
e 81 q feet 70 Cor No 1. fae pace OF sezirzirr.
Contsini-z Az acres. exrressiy eseessine an.
excsu3iag ali co-eict With surveys Nos. sikS and
forming portion Of The s \ OF Sex. =, T~r.SS r
- W q the 6sh rrinespa merriam SAi ieostson
eesng recorsed in vol iss rage Ia. Of The records
q Clear Creek county. Colorado.
Aiiolning claimants o~sers Of Ssrs- Nos. SIS
c. o. FORD. Register.
Frxs pzsasAed Mar. S. 1904
Last published Nay. !. 1904
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

IT i not ton early 10 l-eEln Preparations
tor the spring and summer garden
Beautitsing home grounds : one OF the
most picasasabir OF occupations and gives
an incentive to al IA The ueishhofloo-i to
cguai os eScel in the t-ssuty OF ihe sur
rsunaings The aslaramea; Of grounds
taes aes rSeeive the attention II should.
hs, The good example Of one lower of the
beautiful IN aatarc oiten spreads 70 Others
Ia the vicinity and a irieu..iy tivaify in
;'iis respect l. asira created waieh gives
pleasure 10 al who pass t,ai way. Ia
sishtly ash heaps and places for garbage
barrels can easily X changed from places
II eIease . sfsts K beauty 10 delight
t,1e senses, where manv .ielightful boar
csn be spent
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

THE acton of tire city council al the
annual meeting held Thursday night
wheu they decided 10 at once take steps
tina, viii have fcr IS object the giving TO
this city an adequate water supply TO
1sces the needs fog years to come, will
meet with the hearty appreciation OF
every property holder IN the city. and
the hoard is to he commended for its ac-
tion. There are few il any who are no,
familiar with the present limited service,
and Il Is also well known that the step
takca Thursday nigh, has long been ina
perative- While the community is to he
congratulated on its escape frosn a seri-
Gus conaagration for many years. Sill
The ininencr OF danger has ever h~en
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
ApNlNlsrRAroR.s Norlce.
q Wulisn A HanIii seeeased.

Esfafe q v Nlian A HamfI 3eceased
The ansersigncd. having esen appointed aininis-
srssor Of he extate Of william Hamfii ls,e Of shs
ccunsy Of Clear Creek. and state Of Colcrsdo Sc
eease4 hes<ey gives nossce that he win appear -
fore the eSsnsy cosrs II Clear Creek coonc At the
couFs house IN GeorResouN. af sAe March tern. on
tie secca1 M1n1ay IN Aryf nexf. ~ which tine al
persoas having claims against said estate are nosi
&sA nna reauesse1 attend for she purpose Of hav-
No the xane A1tsssel. An persons inarkeea 70 xAs
estate are resussssl % sake Immediate payment 70
~ un1rfsieneA
DateS tAss ~ say Of March. A. D. Isos-
JAMES n. HAlaFII Aaminaxsrssos
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09
Noshlne Equal TO chznee-iain's Collie.
Cholera ard Diarrhoez Rem
ecy fer Bowel Complaints
IN Children.

We have used Chanherlain's Cole.
Cholera and Dlzrrhoea Remedy in our
family for years says Mrs J. B.
Cooke. Of Netherlands. Texas. We
have given II TO all Of our children.
We have used other medicines for the
same purpose. but never found any
thing to equal Chanberialn's- II you
will use II as directed II will always
cure For sale by J. J. Sherwin-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

RUSSIA has determined 10 take good
care of such Japanese prisoners as she
has got 4 wise determination. mas
much as the Is likely to be a marked
shortage in the supply
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

CrrTzENS who do not want to work on
the street should respond promptly to the
poll tax notices that are now being sent
gu, by Marshal q Rourke lie - going
io insist ON the payment uf the tax, and
it Is every citizen duty 10 respond to the
cali
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

beyond, for II concerns all citizens who
look TO the courts to safeguard their
property aud rights and 10 do justice.
GEo. A. BESToS.
Dated Rochester. y Y, March II. 'o..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-09

THE letting Of the contract for the new
library building viii he most welcome
news to the people Of this city Il means
iha; approximately sio.opo will he At
ouoc put into circulation here and this
viii reach every nuok and corner Of foeaI
business life Employment viii he fur
nishc'i To large number et men for a
number OF months. and the city viii K
beautided with magnificent building
that viii adj greatly 10 the general ap-
pearencr. The action oi the library
hsari in hitting the coHsraet TO a ioscai
man VIII f4ret Nl,h The hearty approval
%; the entire population