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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1904-10-06
DIAM0ND.RING CONTEST
Miss Lizzie Woodard, of Decatur. Is
First, with Miss Cora Cochran
SeC0nd--Others Well Up.

!. Lizzie Wo0dard, Decatur. 4l89
2. Cora Cochran, Lamont. ..40O1
8. Jessie Wilson, Long Creek - $3.50
4. Jae Shirley, Davis City. 1886
5. Winnie Housh, Eden, .......... 1912
6.sMaggie Edwards, Grand River. ,2950
: z. Grace Dale, Hamilton. .... $500
s. Grace Beavers, High Point 2764
8. Florence Ross, Leroy y....... .2200
10. Ma.bel. GssnMings, Davis City,..1s2S
II. Myrth Aowell, Davis City 1872
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
SHE FAILED.

Thursday afternoon Denver wo-
man Mrs. John Winn, who has one
husband and several lovers. the entire
number being too many for her we'll
being in life, attempted to commit
suicide. The important fact about
this attempt is that she says that she
formerly resided in or near Grand
Junction. Her husband had no other
occupation save to Law about the quar-
ters of the National Guard in this city
On the morning of the day that
she attempted TO kill herself with a
dose of carbolic acid, her husband had
started overland with his father for
Ohio and lover, whose letter was
found in her hand. signing himself
Dali, had repudiated her. ~,-A.
There was a family by the name of
Winn resided here some time ago and
there was also a man by that name
who spent considerable of his time
around Troop A armory. The dose of
carbolic acid did not kill the woman
and she lives to again fight the world,
the flesh and the devil.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
DEATH ANGEL

Mrs Ethel McLuen, wife of Otis
McLuen, aged 80 years, died last ev-
ening at about 3 80 o'clock of the
dread disease consumption. 1t is on
Iy about seven months since Otis Nc
Luen, a nephew of ]. E. McLuen.
broght his wife from Guthrie Centre,
Iowa, to the Grand valley, hoping that
the change would effect cure, but
the time of coming was placed too
late and the death angel released her
last night There is a loving husban d
and sweet little girl to mourn the
untimely loss of wife and loving
mother.
The family have the entire sympa-
thy of many old time friends and ac-
quaintances residing here from Guth-
rie County and also of a large circle of
new acquaintance and friends.
The body will be shipped to the old
home of the deceased tonight. on train
Most, for interment.
Undertaken Bannister prepared the
body for burial.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
MARTIAL Law

London. April Especial. The
at New Chwang has materially chang
ed the plans of the Japanese. The
Japanese consider the action of Russia
in the appropriation of territory
here tofore refused by the Japanese as
applying to China. Russia being con-
sidered to have taken the initiative
in violating China's neutrality in
that part of Manchuria east of the
Yala river.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
PREDICTION.

London, April 2. Special = John
@. Cronstadt. the Monk whose mira
cles and predictio rs have been famous
throughout eastern Europe for the last
fifty years. delivering his blessing to
the Russian troop before starting for
the far east said "This war will last
twenty five wears and will cost
streams of blood. The Chinese will
rise in Their might but the Russian
arms will be victorious. All of our
people will take up arms even the
gray heads of seventy, to fight against
the yellow race. The way from st.
Petersburg to the far east will be
strewn with corpses. - The fact
that Cronstadt's predictions of future
events have generally come true,
makes the foregoing momentuous
one and has startled all Europe, which
generally has believed the wonderful
Monk for nearly half century. 1t
is difficult to believe stories of pat
riotic enthusiasm in Russia.
At Wyborg the troops are said to
have protested against being sent to
the front and the authorities have
been eventually compelled to enter the
railway carriages weeping like
woman
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
Punkin HuSker

The rural comedy drama, ''The
Punkin Husker," was played before
fair sized audience at the new Audi
torium last night. The show was bet
ter than was expected. there being
several very fair actors in the COM
pany, who played their individual
parts we'll enough but played poorly
together. The plot was rather poor,
however and the different events poor
ly connected. In several places the
acting was forced and unnatural.
Tom Wilson. the hero. and William
Edwards. the villain played their
parts pretty we'll and the villain GER
tainly looked his part. Edith John
ston, the country belle. was very pret-
ty and was about the best actor in tho
troupe. Lem Johnston. Edith's faith
er was in the opini on of manv the
best male actor in the company taking
his part easily and we'll. Willy Brown
a girl from the Bowsry, was qnite
chick and cute and was at all times
on deck with the typical Bowery slang
''Lige" Smith, the boy with a
present. in other words. an idiotic
farmer boy. acted his part to finish
and kept the audience in constant
uproar with his Stiffness. He was
natural all the way through although
such part as his was not at all
difficult for a good actor.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
LECTURE.

DIR. Barton o. Aylesworth is one of
the most delightful takers in Colo
RADIO. He is not only that but among
its most learned educators with such a
delightful and wholesome personality
that any one could he benefited by
hearing him. He speaks on Shakespeare
tonight and the lecture is free.
Under the circumstances there
should not be standing room. With
such subject and such a speakers
there should be full market for seats
to hear DR.. Aylesworth tonight.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
REFUSE.

Denver. April 2, 2,-Special-Gover-
nor Peabody says that the coal opera
tors refused to confer with the repre-
sentative of the United Mine Workers
ot America and he believes that efforts
will be futile for arbitration.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
GULL

Arkon, Colo. April, Special
George l. Tuttle. Perry Tuttle and
Elmer Shanks. were found guilty of
the murder of Joseph Meeuan today.
The penalty was fixed at Imprisonment
for life. Frank Irwin was acquitted
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
REPS. MEET.

Denver, April, 2-Special-The
Republican state central committee is
in session today. About one hundred
members are present and they are en-
deavoring to adjust the difficulty be-
ween the wolcott and Antis. The an
ties will probably be beaten, if SO
and carry the fight to the Republican
national convention.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02

There is always interest in the an
nual meetings of the home building
and loan investment associations. The
Grand Junction Building and Loan
association meets Monday night at
Secretary Belongs office.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
DOUBT IT.

T, kio. Apr. Especial. al.-The navy
department has no information con-
cerning the reported Japanese attack
on Port Arthur. March 30-31. And
o 1icias doubt if general attack oc-
ccurred.
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02
New
Departure
Portraits.
JUST THE

thing you wanr at the picture shop of
Fotografer Dean. Come and see how
we can make You one for dollar.
This offer is limited to short time
only
The daily sentinel., 1904-04-02

Household goods-Will sell at pri-
vate sale at 327 White street. all this
week-call.
Wanted. Girl for general house,
work. Apply to Mrs George e. Has
kell, $40 Rood.
Comrades will assemble at head
quarters at 80 q. m. Sunday for the
purpose of paying the last offices of
respect to our late comrade Alfred
Darnell. Sojourning veterans are in
vited to join with us. By Order,
Col. J. R. Falls. Post Commander
d. N. Wheeler, Adj't.
1t is authoritvely reported that
Earnest Currie and Mrs. Lois Christ
man, left last night on train No. B
for Salt Lake city, where they will
be united in marriage. If there any
thing wrong with this item the young
man is responsible, as he gave the
information to several of his friends
and asked them to keep the matetr
u secret. Both of the parties are
we'll known young people, having re-
sided here many years.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08

All hats at cost and below cost at
feader. 10
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08
SNAPSHOTS At The NEWS
DAILY HAPPENINGS or THE
CITY BRIEFLY ToLD
For plumbing see w. A. Knight

For plumbing see w A Knight
Now is the time to order a Christ
mas suit at PERKINS,. Is
Chicken feed wheat S115 per
bushel Waxahachie Grain Co. 16
Any hat in our house at and below
cost. The Leader. is
Who is your tailor? 1t should
be Perrin. is
We are now making our own corn
chops and guarantee them to be fresh
and nice Try sack. Waxahachie
Grain Company. &c
F. Hudson. the photographer. made
group picture OF the delegates of
Z. d. C. today at noon
You had better get load of cobs
from the New Grist Mill while we
have them Also shelled corn. bran,
corn chops aud oats. Phone us for
prices. Free delivery. J. T Williams
& Company. II
Don't miss going to the Leader and
getting the choice of any hat in the
house at cost 10
Phone the New Grist Mill your
cob order. They are cheap enough
for our customers to burn and save
us the trouble J. r Williams &
Company.
All hats at cost and below cost at
the Eeader. Is
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08
1T is FOR LADIES, TOO.
They Can stop Their Hair Failing Out
With Herpicide.

Ladies who have thin hair and whose
hair is falling out can prevent the hair
falling out. and thicken the growth. with
Newbros "Herpicide" Besides, Herpi-
eide is one of the most agreeable hair
dressings there is Herplcide kills the
dandrufr germ that eats the hair of at
the root After the germ is destroyed.
the root will snoot up and the hair grow
long as ever. Even a sample viii con-
vince any lady that Newbro's Herpicide
is an indispensable toilet requisite. It
contains 10 oil or grease It win not stain
or dye Sold by leading druggists Send
1oc. in stamps for sample to The Herpi-
eide Co, Detroit, Mich
Herring Drug Co, Special Agents.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08
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I Pc RSO MAILS !
ses>e~ss eeee~s


J. F. Strickland Of Dallas was in
the city today.
Chicken feed wheat $1.15 per
bushel. Waxahaehie Grain Co II
Sheriff Minnick has returned from
Austin where he had been to pre-
sent his account for the last term of
district court TO the comptroller.
j. f. White. wife and daughter,
of Fannin county. were here yes
terday attending the meeting of the
U. d. c. Mr.. White is a Confederate
veteran.
Mr.. H. G. Slocum, newspaper
man of Kansas City. is in the city
today with his wife Mr.. and Mrs.
Slocum are en- route TO Houston
where they go in the hope of bene-
fitting Mrs. Slocum s health
Mrs. A j. Baker of San Angelo,
and Miss Beulah Shields. of Santa
Anna, are the guests of Mrs. w. J.
Buie during the convention. From
here Mrs. Baker will go to Dallas to
visit here son, Rhodes Baker, q
prominent young attorney of that
city
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08
Pirating FoIey's Honey and Tar.

Foley 4 Co, Chicago. originated
honey and tar as a throat and lung
remedy. and on account of the great
merit and popularity of Foley's honey
and tar many limitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley 3
Honey and Tar and refuse any sub
stitute offered as any other prepar-
alton will not give the same salts
faction II IL mildly laxative. II con
tains no opiates and is safest for
children aud delicate persons.
Sold by 3 w. Fearis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08

II was much afflicted with scia-
tica. writes Ed G. Mud lowayille.
Sedgwick Co. Kan going about on
clutches and suffering deal OF pain
was Induced 10 tfy Ballard 8 Snow
Eminent. which relieved me /
used three 5uc bottles. II is the
greatest llnimeut ever used have
recommended IL TO a number Of per
sons. all express themselves as be-
ing benefited by g. now walk
without crutches. able TO perform a
great deal Of light labor on the
farm 2aC. Doc. s 90 az Hood &
Martin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08

Our old fun-making friend. Billy
Kersands and his own big minstrel
company will be at the opera house
soon The name of Billy kersands
is so well known no further comment
to minstrel lovers is necessary Billy
will appear at every performance
with the best colored talent extant.
who will present one Of the best
minstrel shows of the season, re-
plete with new songs. dances and
music. and a olio OF American and
European novelties The costumes.
scenery and equipment OF this big
are new and everything up
to date.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08

Genuine McAlester lump coal at
$3.50, McAlester slack $500, Colo
RADIO egg $3.50 per ton. Wagon load
good dry cobs $50.
WAXAHACHIE GRAIN co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08

Genuine McAlester lump coal at
$3.50, McAlester slack $400. Colo.
RADIO egg $3.50 per ton Wagon load
good dry cobs $50. l6
WAXAHACHIE GRAIN co
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-12-08

NO tnse OF PhtumOhla Oh KPsofI.
We do not know of a single tn
stance where d cough or cold result
ed in pneumonia or consumption
when Foley's Honey and Tar had
been taken II cures coughs and
colds perfectly, SO do not take
chances with some unknown prepare
ton which may contain opiates,
which cause constipation, a condi-
ton that retards recovery from a
cold ASK for Foley's Honey and Tar
and refuse any substitute offered
Sold by b. w Fearis
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
Ll.,I. En.-ran., nuanaa-.

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htia Emerson Beans. loa6iHr ~ for
ar instant from volume u Thgfeaa
why 3 sparrov. reepouaed be. Is
oae of those little birds that you
ses-"
Little Emerson listened with puz-
zled expression
TIE old gentleman tried another
tacs
i; is vhat a known as passer DO
fuesrlens'-'
Little Emerson began 10 under.
rtand
OF the family -FrfurfIlidaa
"Oh. - course. I recognize the tern
Row hoW s,aptd af me There Is only
oHe possible objection 70 Tharaau.- he
cauHuueds and that ls be uses such
nursery terms H is sometimes hard
70 CON pFahend them
Ard tbs youth returned 70 hla book
leaving Els fzfaer IL dire perp.e1ltr
us 70 tts terms fu which be uas %
aunaguce t8 htm that f. wug tire e
70 to se1--Sep oTsaans Tines Demo
eFat
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
Vany

The run r1aara ua aud tAe SUI raee
lauH
The g~s- grows r-ssn ans the rear
ErEssE
Aua wma1 - f. sH wHea aE Is aante
trsE HH - saeaf# -E rl
Hl1tiHE satg aad Hgf = re hand
Aud mes e. savsu 1H safss 70 ths seas
Ard H1Hdra1 a,liFs are TIE aame a.
y1f
AHd bsaesa=a ans forward as1pz tas
And Efai ia it an she's 81 Is aaasz
a Tide WtfA Heaf FaaTH o. El#rt
seftitzE stsa5lltf 81 e. f1e z4EHt
I-is ssfsr arafs.stH mis- nat iEs tfss stream
AE9 hundred ssrsa ms are the same
And fae maiden drtauleth her lsvess-n
Ersar#
Ara vat l- a. aiL vhen al s. d7ne-
- Ht af tfle fHliEE Fsla hafaEE hrsz -
And aiwrs rAe d-sa aruirE fae dreamer
wakes
Hfurrisf FFeseott sE.1r1rd
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
ne TOLD TIE TRUTH.
Reluctant Singer very Properly De
gcslpec -8s Voice.

Crcs & mum tyssT o4 kindred spirits
pars enjoying supper n the t2ae O.
Ea-as Nnez chs elush vas removed
an ths usual ta4slz were proposed
syne ane suggested s sy1E TIE ef.
forls x l8e ars. se0sraazE Eas- VIII
sacA hearty rsceptisr that e-asrE
we're Induced % fgliaw bis ezAu5sie.
IL the END il vas faund that every
ca Az1 eoatribzasa - he evenings ;
er.e-tafrraszr but ths medical gea-le-
rsau WHO oecapied tie vles chair
-lerge. cane, Lsr Maeaaz@s1s said
.he chairman. we eaanat ist you ss-
ca1e
T 8oes9T protested he e1uia not
ssEE-
-Az MISTER q fact q ne explained
.uv rales II ziiaga-har uuuuslcai. and
rec - ma s9unE caused lsy tie acf
of 5lHg a br5cE along The paGsis @.
l1lr
THe ea1paay attributed This 70 the
ds,-grs Hoaesry Goaa singers. he
vsz reminded. always needed lot O:
Pr
eTa-y we'll said the 5oetor. 81,
20 =ar ztaud T. VII sing
Long before ne had finished h1s AZ
d4aaes Was uneasy. The UEwllling &
slrzs- Ald faithfully described Als
70
T-ra vas q pafrfai silence IS the
DO sal down. hroHea 81 lengEh by
ths 1a.er q braw Scot a. ths end q.
tts z1He
"sg1z he exclaimed 'your EiaEir's
n IE - much. sut y0ur yeracitys Just
49, Iers richt ABoo; that brick =
II. Ests
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
nsve DOGS TONED Up
Partisan r4ss Plans &c improve on Ma
tires Cy@x8erl.


--Tnrew phvH3s u tse eos Mao
fsssE might M have given xent 70 tais
elsaafrfui exclamation Il he tsad re-
cafved 2 cersaln circular which had
fallen suEo the hands on Freuch gen
tlsrnar. ss b. uoaid have perceived
that tns cari1s sEeciss iH not c11ssa-
erec urwu-1hr % fhe digrify " mss-
cage. According TO fae Paris CORE
apaadszt tie scrap n papeT in ausa-
-gon contains l.Etie tzrlr WITH re-
gard 70 what can De done Tor rhs ks8-
prorenusrt Of ths appearance of The
fr5en6 O; mat Thus. 40 francs l.
eaarEaa f0r the change q The shape
os the muZzls" SO francs for @pgrtiug
wrlrNlea iutu the face q 6 bulldog =
- francs for 'frsrEforzEssEaa q q
hanging ear into 3 straight Ons. rad
~ire EeTsa. and upward of 100 francs
for fhe arrzugH aaeat D1 the foregs y =
of a bulldog Fgr the change u tbs
size - tall - francs ars ssEel. the
color being altered fir - francs TIE
author % tine circular also undertakes
70 pEu Gus saperaagas hairs a. ths
rate q francs a. aDlr. s.. a. least
the French gentleman desslEres and 81
any rate Ele story IS creating a good
ceal - Iaerrluls.ll---&ew YORK Ir8B-
LCE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
GRASS TO HOLD CANAL sAsks.
E1psr merits Mace bY tns Engineers
r. crz-r. q . tch =. sgex

E1p>r merits Mace nY tas Engineers
n c1srrs q oitcn e sOeE-
Il Has bsasr cLseTv Erred ~ ne ergi-
uesrs who sye occupied geiJE the main
Eeaanrs of The 5asz canal thai ibe best
q A. methods - protecting the hanks
from cruutllar and decay lz provided
By ths uateraI growth u reeds which
fringe ths Ehanae1 for suma distance
below Isualila On the African see
and some rather interesting attempt
haFe bsaz 4asaly masa 70 plant neE
Lsas zn other uarra d the canal
i Is stated that the local species q
feeS v-a which TIE experiment has
taser SC tzr uade MI not Eve lu sz1t
o. very rrAcs4s1 NAter 10 me early
stages = rs growth thguEt Il VII
bear trarEgl.s later. snd thaf a.
present the Hsrvlze lzeaHlanssE q tbs nat
uraI fnezuH q protection Is eanse-
greatly limited
Where tie water IS suficieutly f-es
from Urine. however. me network d.
roofs ls found - put facing on the
loose Eu8 q the banks more Elcesss
fli and permanent thaH zAH -
brick or stone and Fl wuHla probably
nat he dEaieun u discover zuG sstaD-
lsh some cuarHe selEe Or other plant
q tie sea marshes County LIE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
TIE SON OF MN.
Jcs-ss an Acceptable Name for Par
er.l@Nx Csitz

Jcs-gs an Acceptable Name for Par
su;i@Hx Caife.
Nss long sEo. on certain Sunday.
q 1ae1g hnnasd s1n % tol win his
wiz asteuled bs few nIsataiziag
nee 1drz appeare3 before ths tunf o.
eusE village church IL England
car aE g llttle founding which had
bseu 5ess1aitsd On the villagers door
s-ers lnd which he was bringing up.
exclaimed the minister vhc
wa acquainted with the little epi-
SOC Then you have brought no
h-oEr cAEd 70 be chrizteuedz"
eyes. sur replied the kindly vi
lAEFr we ha' brought the fatherless
Hne n.lthefless little ur1n tyr ye 70
bap
sAn3 chs nsms2" quer3ed the cler-
Kyu.Er. as be hsid out his hand fer
the 8 of paper which lie always re-
quzre- sta the name written there
On
.WsIi7 replied the foster father.
We AM quite decided yet Ye see,
We wanted something suited special
for ban We thoSt first O Meichixs-
dsk aE he had neither father nor
ralthsr bat that was too long Then
se tEovt Joshua I'd do
~AE yes observed the clergyman:
"Hnd pray Why did you come 70 select
Jos 20
-Wu." remarked the hospitsbie
cottaeer. as the sstnbI4nce Of smile
pzassa over his stalAa features. be
case be was the son q Sua.~
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
nsrt CO. laealeIne ter ohilafen.

when you buy a cough medicine fof
snail children Tou want ore In Hl.eh
yoz ear place implicit confidence You
xant one that not only relieves but
.,4rsS. Yoa want one that is uuaues-
iorahly harmless You want one that
! pleasant 70 take. Chamberlain Z
,eslgh Remedy meets all q these caa-
iEtions. There II nothing 50 good for
10 coughs ard colds incident to child
soos. II is also a certain preventive
nd cure for Group. and there Is no
anger whafeTer from vhooplnz
ough when + is given II las been
sed in many epieenies of thai disease
Nth perfect success. For sale ~ J.
Sherwln.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
-. conarstsrnan -.

IepresenfaflVe Fedee q Iowa. yes
tertay seated himself in one ef the
daorkeepeFs chairs 81 an entrance TO
the house. whore visitors are always
coming wifh inquiries for members
@Wli sou take care II for ms97
asked a timid Inquirer
Cards cost ten cents each answer.
ed Mr. Hedge. cutie sbashed. bat to
the smazernent Of everybody around
the timid Inquirer began TO dig ia his
Jeans and produced "a dime which be
be placed IN the lowan's hand
That was more Of q Joke than Mr.
Hedge could stand Giving back the
coin. he ned in onfasloH.- Washing
ton Post
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
Row THEY LOVE sAcH OTHER
Daniel J. sully's rat Reminds Him
Of wornana Earbec 5hstt.

cf "crrENN q EAfDcs 5naft-
Daniel J sally. 81 the day Of his
a1zizzion To the Chicago Board o,
Trade. lnnched a. the Chicago club.
Hs wore 4 new derby Est. for be had
bsaa pretty severely rnsuled hy the
h-asers and his cid hat had been
gether ruined
-Tou zre moi wearing the same ha;
yal had OF thls morning. sir q re-
plrter said TO Mr. sully with q smile.
80. the broker admitted. rna be
HeHt on
Now. II tell ysn an Appropriate
erz t!aaeiy sto-y-a story about q hat
81 about Easter
wo women shook hands warmly
astHT church CT an Easter Sunday
nu=uing. and While they coure-sed
tAeT examined each others apparel
vita their bright eyes.
HoN becoming y5ur Easter hal
IS ssId the first wouan-
Oh. do yoa think 50. SAID The
oiher.
Yes. indeed Il looks almost as
vel as il did last year
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
Her Iessl.

= ueser have Married esoth PAuns
te wise.
''Fos -ew are the rnen whose pessezs.ez'.
u n9 have rHarrias.'' aa0;A Phal.s
fla far.
TARA
''Yeg respgnse and consent an SIRE !
lid feel
To~szl nly unrealized hero. ray mental
tdeaI"
"Aud Mo is your ieealy" Then Panlis
..ssy i8ea,.- she said. is the man who,n
EsT1pos@-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
Rule Of tire CANE.

THey were playing a little socia
gam Of poker in the parlar. tbs
young gentleman acting ss instruetoi
e Iae ladies'.
'Iz IS rot your taru to bet now
Miss PrimIeigh." he remarked. yoI
have the advantage Of not having K
bet utn the Others have al sad
Why so7- she inquired.
.-Beeause you have the age on u.
be r poaded.
Gaa waz his fffteress g. as== s---
that line on.-New Orleans Times
De-gcrat.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
Low Raslroas Ra.es.

Eaecsiye March to April 90. irelusive.
the Colorado & Southern will make un-
USUALLY lox ticket rates. One way Col
oaist tickets are authorized to points in
California. Mortaus. Arizona, Nevada
and Washington. See the local ticket
agent for rates.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
The Harm Noise paes.

Noise is an undoabted factor in In
pairlng the tone of the nerve eenters.
Whether we are conscious Of II or not
IL hurts the brain and has deafenIng.
dazing. bewildering erect or the men
tai processes. 1t tires the brain and
tends to produce cerebral hyperemsa.
To live In a noisy atmosphere is 10
shorten ones days--London Famay
Doctor.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
l.Iahsr Esueatlen u okl.hona.

Oklahoma has seven educational in
stitutious of higher learning under
control Of the territory. and many
schools and colleges under the super
vision Of religious denominations. The
state has more than 25e.o0o children
OF school age. and 1900 young men
and women IN the institutions o; high
er learning
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-04-16
The Real Popular Novelist.

Maxine Cory. thai strange. dra-
matte passionate writer OF realism.
was &c years cid last week His real
name is AIic}sei MaximoTftch Plesh-
kov. bu, the reading world Knows him
oriy as '-Gor9y's