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b. virtue OF . deed Of trust to George
L.. Christian, dated 18th of June. 1903, and
duly recorded in the clerk 8 office OF the
Her rico County Court. IN D. B; 142. page
payment Of a sum Of money therein Sc
cured and being requested BY the bene-,
nc,ary hereunder so 20 do, the UNDER
sigred substituted trustees, substituted
BY order Of the Circuit Court Of Henrico
County 18th Of August, 1895, will sell at
pablo auction, on lhe premises, ron y
ut 4:5o O'Clock p NJ. the pro perry. de-
scrlhed in said Deed. as !ots11, in block i,
in Barton Heights. This IS a, nice lot,
convenient to the car lines and to many
n1co improvements and should command
f...e attention OF those looking for q
homo. 80 g1.
E,rERMS-Cash as to ex pcnses OF sale any
taxes that may be due, and enough to
pay 4s notes Of s. each dated June 18th.
amounting, with said interest. to 535slo
Balance at and ~ months. for notes
bearing 6 per cent. Interest, secured by
decd OF trust on the pr operty;
6F s}g5 * w. 5s r. 5s MILLER,
~ t55ts E. A.S5 CATLlk y ~
ian 2e-tds Substituted Trustees.
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/ viii sell at my auction house at 1880

81 me ANTIQUE MAHOGANY FUR
ENITURE Alta UCTION NO. ststi " K.
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Geo. w. Mayo, Auctioneer,
10 North Seventh Street. Is, #
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~ FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9TH, 1904,
Mahogany Celerette. Chest of Drawers,
Shaving Stands, 4 Chars,AS Rockers, Ex-
tension and Tilt Top Tables. Secretary,
Seer etary and Bookcase. Washstand, &c.
Vt A. r. MAYO, Proprietor.
"a P. Montgomery, Salesman.
X, feb Act s. AZ ~ 3 " s
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Signed n ~ sMa LIZ:
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TRUSTEES SALE Az "A UCT1oN OF
a NICE LOT in THE aZ TOWN OF,
LAMB AvBN UE, nEfWEEN ROBERTS
ljtI1ONlE STREETS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-10-08
Eeit iber 60 Sangea

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thing : Sprup BON WiQipner BON
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liert ben Magen uno Die 0ierer,
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@aunaen, perbinbert g~ntsunoune
uno ftdrft bas ganSe Spitem.
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i'm @eldmad; bas 8ecept itommt
BON eirem Der beiten fueiblihen
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bel alien Druaeiiten in Der aanaen
Welt iii baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Slaibe. &au:t nihts anberes, ols
Wers. Binslows S1sshina Shrup.
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02ettet 8tpet pput gpne

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&elfJbniten unb Bronchitis" f6reibt
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bur6 09r. Sings Neue @ntbedunq",
uniere Ni6te, tpel6e an Der S6minbs
IH9t in pDrgei9rittenem Stadium lit,
gebraufte ebenfaas bieie ~pun6erboQe
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big 9eiun6F, @an5 ~ber3peifelte Sails
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Sings Steiner @ntbedung", luie feiner
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eents UNI $l.00 Glai6eu garantiert
ellrG Die 4potbefen BON 6. s. q.
Sdn1tbt nnb @boIpb 9reiB.
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G%eaenfeitige 8esiebungen stuiid)en
Mmerifa nnb 2entS@laaS.

Sn ieiaen transatlantiiben &eiie=
einoriiden iiber Die Ser, Staaten i'm
Nugemeinen uno uniere @eltaugitel=
Jung i'm 8ei0noeren beipriht Ser
mann Dies, Der 3ebafteur Der .6ams
burger Nadriften" Elm iebr seitaes
mdBes uno mihtiaes gbema: vDas
8erbdltnis Sniihen Deutlhlnno uno
Gmerifa". Die 8elprehuneen BON
6ermann 9ies 5eihnen fib uDr bener
Der meiiten anoeren europdii1en
&urreiponbenten. pelhe uniere Nuss
iteaung befu&ten, nibt nur burh
lire @eoiegenbeif, IBnoern audi ourb
lire DDaiqe GDrurteiigleliateit uno
ibr aeiunoes urteil aus. l1eber bag
erpdbnte 3bema duBert er iidD in lei=
mem lebten &eiIebrief:
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ben @bifaGoer 9beaterbrano mar leis
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finer 8latte su leien, bag 1ib cine
&d~uberbanoe auf Die unollGsftatte
gelttr5t babe, UNI Die 2eiden Der
Opfer 81 berauben; benz erauenbaf=
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benz Gu6e eefDlgt, Die entrlftete
Woltsmenae babe nidt peniqer als
piersig oieier 8eitien aelpndt. ,8ir
lino bod i'm Gagemeinen elm leiolia
ciuiliiierteS BDlt, meinte 8arl Shurs
1f nioSpr hItttioo4 poG,,boroo1A;Lto
I'm oarar cine ernfte 8tGse 8ber oas
Werbalten Der oeutiden Brefie oes
genii5er Nnerifa 5u fniipFen. Wan
uiro oieie GEage nidt Dbne Weiteres
fir unbere6tlgi erfldreu tDnnen.
Die arDBe MebrSabl Der oeutifeu
Bldtter lift iiber ameritanifGe Dinae
mirtlih ihledt unterridtet, unb mas
in ben untergeOroneten &ubriten an
Shilberungen ameritanilber grsens
trisitdteu, ME n6Oh5eiten i'm Buff
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au1 tttt11er 10 erptht mare, fOnnte
10 t0ridt ietr, audi nur einen Nuaens
bliG 81 oer9eien, oaB Die dreunbz
fbaft Der Ser. Staten 0eutl6lano
uuenolih piel mehr mert 1T, ols irs
geno tpelhe &Dlonie in ImerifQ Inn
iemals tpert iein fDnnte? 90 lift
oenn Die MtD9lihfeit zines &pnflit=
tes, Der aus oeutiher Jeinoleligfeit
p0er Nmbitt0n ent1pringen IDu, Elm
leeres, finbiihes 6irneeipinit; uno
penn oteies 6irnaelpinnit aufaes
bau1dJt miro, INN fInftGih 8uietraht
I'll er5euaen, 10 lit es cine Gerruht=
belt, fir Die es teine Ger8eibuna
eeben iDllte.
8as loa id BON Der 8er8agtbeit
ierter fleiuen 3abl BON Deutiden las
gen. Die auf Dem mirtihaftliden @e=
bet in Der amerifaniiden &Dntur=
rens cine vamerifanilhe @efabr" Ye=
ben, Der nit @ott petB man mas fir
Wtitteln begegnet ueroen muB?
Bliden Sic auf bic 2etftungen, nit De-
men 9euti6lanb in bieier 4u8ltenune
elaust! Nah all bieiem ioute aud
Der fleinmiti9ite 0eutide gu itDl3
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tiaen Sonturrens als bDr elmer v@e=
fabr" gu sittern, - ia iemals in elmer
&Dnfurrens etpas Nnoeres su Ieben,
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@ner9ie uno Der @rfinoung.
SON allen 8erbrehen, Die i'd
femme, lit Die mutmiuige BDlteruer=
bebung bas 9rauiamite uno perbam=
mensmertelte. BON alien eolen 8e=
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freunoibaft Die eoelite uno bell
pDIite. Ser @eltfrieoe uno Die
8Dlterfreunoihaft iino in Der Sat
Die id6niten Bitten, ia, oas eigent=
lthe 8abrseihen ehter gipiliiotiun.
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oieiem Shauplab Der @ettfdmpfe
un0 Der 9riumpbe bes Trieoens, on1
Deutl6en Gage, in oeutider Spras
DIE uno laifen Sic mid laeer. bnE
es feinen befieren amerifaniiGen
BatriDtismus aiebt, als ben. Der
bier. gu 2anoe in beutld1er Gprahe
ieinen NusoruG tnbet - aus polIem
6ersen ben Dauf oler Gmerifaner
beutlden Blutes all oenen aus. Die
oieies Trieoens= uno Sreunoi6oitaz
Seit au benz oemadt baben, mas es
lift - Danf benz eblen Golfsaeilte.
Dem es entiprunaen; Danf Dem oeuts
ihen Safer, beiien Sreunbidaft fit
Imerifa unb befien @nergie 10 mGd=
tig su otelen Triumpben oeuti9er
Irbeit unb &unft be~ieetraeen; 9anf
Dem &eibsfOmmiii1r Or. 2emalo
oeiien 1eltenes OrgauiiatiDntaleni
unb raitlDier Offer Das aroBe @ert
CUR 9aritellung aebraht; Dant ben
beutiden Snouitrieueu uno &unit=
lern, Die benz beutlhen Narten 10
piel Gubm uno gbre geidaffen;
9anf Dem amerifaniiben @eredtio=
teitsiinn, Der Der oeutihen 2eiftung
ibren Blab an Der Spite Der frem'
ben NatiDnen freimutie suerfanni
BAT. Wit rleuem Gertrauen auf Die
Rutunft itimmen mir in bas qrDBe
2oiungspDrt elm : 86lterfrteoe uni
86lferfreunoidoft fir ale Belt!
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OepeIdeu Don Der QI6oNo rs,

-. ~NPNTWVW UUN UtL 2 UU0U WIs
petition, melde in 9Onoon einae.
tronen iino, iaoen, oaB Der dime.
lllhe an1ban ben analpstibetanilfeu
Sertrag unterseibuet babe, ohr1e
DON oer dineiiiden &eaieruna Die
nbttge GOamabt basu erba(tei au
baben. USE Die 8epeihe iaQt, bal
bic Expedition auf ibrem WarIhe
nab Snoien grose Strapasen aug.
suiteben.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Onr oil the Bonanxas.

Senator Roberts. who is largely inter
esied in the Mary Eta group. an excel
lent group situate o. Mcclellan mountain
and above timber line, is very sangulne
as to the future of that proposition and
has this to say:
The group is happily situated. lying
midway between the big mines of Silver
Plume on the west and those of Argeniir ,
on the east. We have acquired fge
acreage of what may properly be termed
virgin territory. II has been visited by
occasional prospectors, II is true, bu, be-
youd the uncovering OF some veins and
location work. little has been done. The
Mary Eta development is the most im.
portaut in that line. and the mineral
showing there has been very good and
has led us 10 take up a deep tunnel site
and locate intermediate lode claims. In
50 doing. We have discovered two big
veins that prospect well a, grass roots
We know that the MENDOZA, the big
lead vein OF the Plume, trends through
our territory and will be cut at depth by
our tunnel. Then there are other veins
on the Plume side which also trend cur
way. On the east lie the Stevens, Wal
dorf group, and the Santiago, and they
also can't miss US. Our tunnel will cut
the mass OF that great system Of veins.
and consider il one OF the inest PROPOSE
tions going.
"We are now engaged in preparatory
work principally, cleaning out and reiim-
beriug the old 2oofi tunnel. To reach
the Marietta vein will require sooo feet
Of driving, but We shall cross good veins
on the route"
Senator Roberts and associates apPar-
entity have one Of the coming big propo-
sitions of the upper end of the county.
They first acquired the Mary Eta aud
did considerable opening work, thereby
exposing strong streak Of ore contain
ing high gold and silver values. The
workings are above timber line ana din
cult to reach. The driving Of the tunnel
is therefore the logical idea, from the
standpoint OF economy and opening a
vast acreage of mineral territory.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Manager Rsnews Rich Lease.

Last week we noted the shipment of
large tonnage of ore TO this city by
T. z. Thomas and Samuel Roberts from
their lease on the Old Town mine, the
gross receipts for the lot being 80. 544,
the lessers after paying royalty aud all
expenses cleaning up the neat sum of
s3s46 each The ore came out of the 400
foot west level. In speaking of the
transaction, the Ciipiu Observer has this
to say:
Thomas & Richards this week were
given renewal of the lease by Superin-
tendent Kimball. This is their first check
for Ave months, as they have been doing
dead work, but they now have the ore
streak again. aud If is locking bigger aud
better than ever. They are working
three men ard took out this ore in a little
over two weeks.
''In connection with this, we must ac-
knowledge that Superintendent George
kimball is man in every sense of the
word, as there are but few men who
would renew a lease to poor men when
such ore as this is in sight. The lessees
are to be congratulated on their good
fortune, and we hope it will Continue, as
they are deserving of it."
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
SUMMONS

Siste of Colorado. County Of Clear Greek
In the County Court A. Slider. plaintiff Thomas
Forrest AMI Grace Forrest. defendants
The rcopie OF the State Of Cooralo to Thomas For
rest and Grace Forrest the iefen1ants above named.
Greeting
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought asanSt you BY the above named plaintiff in
the County Court Of Gear Creek County. State of
Coiora1o, and answer the complaint therein within
this County; or, Il served of this county. BY
publication within thirty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the DAY Of service judgeme ut by de-
fault VIII be taken against according 10 the
prayer OF the complaint and copy of the complaint
be not served With this summons or II The service
hereof be male Of this State then DAYS zatit
on1 to the time hereinahoye specified for Appearance
aai ~ill Re allowed before the taking juig
merit by default IS aforesaid
The said action IS brought to Of iefen3ants
and each of them the Of Fortyseven dollars and
and merchandise and delivered BY plaintiff to the
defendants at their request between the frs; day Of
October. A. D.. 1901 and tire 18Th day Of December.
A. D.. l0l. both days Inclusive and fof costs of suit
and for interest said eight per cent per
annum from December l3h 1901 as viii fully
appear from the complaint In said action 10 which
reference Is here msi. copy which is hereto attach
ed and several herewith.
And You are hereby notified that il you fail TO sp
pear. and to answer the said Complaint above
required the said plaintiff will take Judgement airSs
you fof said Of xi7 20 and and costs of
suit according TO the prayer of the Complaint.
Given under my hand and seal OF said court Al
Georgetown in sad County. this 18th day OF April.
A. d. 1903.
HENRY J. CRIST,
2-6f Judge Of Cour,
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Ruby Silver IN the Mattie.

The Bragg & Sutherland lease in the
I'd level Of the Little Matte mine gives
promise OF proving one of the best finds
of the year The boys started work in
February of last year and have EXTENDED
the level east 400 feet, which place the
breast 500 feet from the shaft. Besides
the drifting. occasional crosscu,ting was
done for the foot.wail. as IN some places
the vein IS quite wide between walls Up
to last August there was no ore Slipped.
as the streak Of smelling was small. A
raise was started at the breast, resulting
in the opening Of a larger streak which
was saved aud shipments began which
proved profitable. The ore body has
been proved up for 10 feet in length aud
is said to he IS inches in width. There IS
considerable ruby silver in thu orc. which
heighiens the value materially and is
considered a sure irdieation that very
rich and strong ore shoot is being peue-
trated upon the dip. II IS also apparent
that the same shoot will be reached in
extending the level farther ess; which
work will be taken up later on. st pres
ent the raise at the breast Is being ex-
tended to connect with the Ist level. 100
feet above. This will secure perfect ven
,ila,iou, not only for the mining of the
ore now exposed but for further work
ahead As all the work is being done
with power drills. the raise will shortly
be finished and ore shipments on large
scale may be confidently prophesied.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
Practical Mining Instruc-
ton

Much interest attaches TO the report
that several OF the prominent mining
schools in the East will send their senior
classes to this state next summer to receive
instruction from experienced miners in
practical mining. We trust that there is
no question that the Colorado School Of
Mines viii participate in this movement
# it be given an opportunity.
The Colorado young men would have
an advantage because from their environ
mcnt they acquire more or less knowledge
OF mining. They know what mine is
and although they may not have worked
as practical miners, they have a knowledge
Of mining operations which young men
reared under altogether different sur
roundings can hardly possess
Whether for Colorado boys OF for those
who may come from the Fast, the pract-
icai lessons in mining suggested would
undoubtedly he of great value. Ii is
what they have to learn sooner or later,
and the sooner they acquire the knowl
edge aimed at the better it will be for
them. They cannot become successful
mining engineers unless they learn how
to mine. and the only cffectual way to
learn how to drill, how to put in timbers.
how to sink shafts and run drifts is in the
school OF experience, whatever may be
the help derived from theoretical study
and training.
The suggestion which comes from the
plans of the Eastern mining schools should
be acted upon every year by the Colorado
school, whatever the Eastern institutions
may do. The Colorado School of Mines
should be the best institution OF the kind
in the world, because it has the best
opportunity. Mining is carried on in
other countries, it is true, but nowhere 50
extensively developed and in so many
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

niisgiyiugs or your predictions Of worse
things that are to come. Wear pleasant
face, keep your head up, whistle to the
wind. but keep your eye on every favor
able opportunity which comes your way.
You will be surprised at the number
which come that way. Help your fellow
like prince when he IS down, just as
though adversely never struck YOU, and
You win be surprised at the way the same
adversity will shy around You. A light
heart and a steady never are too much for
bad luck. Remember the old saying;
Laugh aud the world laughs with YOU
weep and You weep alone.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
MINING APPLICATION NO. MS
MINERAL SURVEY NO Iss54
'fslfed States Clkta1.s.
HIted States Land ONCE.

l. utted states Land once, I
Denver. Colo. Feb. 8 1871 I
Notice is hereby given that The SuH-
telma Tunnel Co BY Frank B. AngeiI It's
attorney In fact whose postofsice Is Dem
yer. Colorado. has made application for a
patent for l5lc linear feet on the Suii-
.eina. Calumet. Paymaster No !. and
silver. with surface ground i0 feet In
width. respectively. situate In Cascade
Mining District, Clear Creek county.
state of Colorado, and described in the
plat and field notes ON file IN this Office
as follows. viz:
~. n. z srkITELTA :! g = .89 hepg; z II :.
30 W. from discovery shaft Beginning
al cor, No. ]. whence the " !. sec I.
" " y FL 81 'ha e. s'h ,henes = u / oeaTs r
~ W. 70 n. 10 cor No. :: thence n 81.
81 s Il" is 4. 6 is % cor e9r. So. :: shsne thence s
20 W. 100 II. TO cor. No. l. the place Of
CALUMET LODE.
ioo n n. e5s 30 E. and 80 II, s ss' ~
w. from discovery shaft. BEGINNING a.,
AT cor. No. ]. whence the ". !. sec I.
p l s . W y al q shf e., s'h ,bpnes p N sess. y
3. z ise &, 10 cor. No. :: thenee s IS
3 - v. is9 r. to 0s cor. X 10. i. s" the place &c
49, PAY YMAsTER NO, LODE
". from discovery shaft. Beginning at
cor. No ! whence the W !. cor, sec. Z.
" = - ~ - " Of tfif otn Il. 81 b+4fE
: 81 q W. 7s9.H f.. thence y % ~ ".
ls9 4, to cor, Ne. 2: thence y. 81, 81 z.
1900 II. 20 cor. Nc. ;. thence g - % r.
i5e IT, to cor. No. &. thence S 81 % W.
lsso II TO cor. No. l, the place Of be-
ginning
BACHELOR NO. 1 LODE.
-s5 H. y. 81 ~ E. and s35 It s 81 20
" from discovery shaft. Beginning at
cor. Ne. l whence the " . cor. sec /
s. S. 2 w y isf, sf 'hs f., s'a sbaaos n eeqEs r
q Z lseo e. TO cor. 80. 2; thence 9. g
81 z 10 IT. 10 cor. No g. thence $ a.
~ W. I5fo n. 10 cor. No. 4: thence n -
~ W. 10 IT. TO cor. No. l. the place OF
beginning.
Containing 1919 acres, expressly ex.
cepttng and excluding al conflict with
surveys Nos. lies zi5s 1876 and i5s75 and
forming portion Of the n W. L of sec
:. Up. s. range . W. Of the s. h prin-
ciDai meridian. Said location being re-
corded in vol. i5s IT, and lssl mage a. 1el
81 and rs of the records Of Clear Creek
County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners Of the above
excluded surveys and the Lucky Gold e,
al ledes-
C D. FORD Register
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

ALTHOUGH nothing is said about It,
ouray IS doing the deportation act. with
agitators aud industry disturbers quite as
effectuaily as is Telluride. A gentleman
over from that town says the municipal
authorities have the situation well in hand,
and do not propose that these disturbing
elements get foothold and destroy the
peace and prosperity OF the community.
When ar agitator begins t. get busy he is
waited upon by the city marshal and
given 10 understand that there is no room
there for his kind. The Journals infor-
fnant says a dozen or fifteen parties have
been given hint recently that they
were not wanted and promptly took the
hint. Some OF these were among those
who took advantage of Major Hills phil
antrophy in offering them a free ride be-
yond the county lifnits.--Telluride Jour
nal.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
2-sa.
ADMINIsTRAroR's NOTICE.
ph E. Chester. deceased.

ESTATE o. Joseph {. Ihestef, decehsed
The Undersigned. having been appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Joseph E. Chester late Of the
county Of Clear Creek, and state Of Colorado. de-
ceased hereby gives notice that he will appear be-
fore the county of Clear Greek county. At the
court house in Georgetown. at the March term. on
the hrst Monday in March next. At which time al
persons having claims against said estate are noti
ned and requested to attend for the purpose Of hav.
ing the same adjusted. All persons Indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate payment te
the undersigned.
Dated this 5th day Of February. A. D. 1904.
FRED e. ASoovR. Administrator.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

THE only act that any way detraeted
from the dignity Of the occasion at George
town when the cases were dismissed. was
the low, mean, sneaking. uHprofessional
way in which Richardson sought TO be-
tray the confidence OF his fellow harrister
by rcfcreiug TO private conversation,
thus seeking to bring the attorney into
bad repute before the people. But why
the people should be surprised at any low
mean thing that this Judas would do is
the wonder among those who know him
best. For shame that the Colorado bar
has such 4 member III its ranks.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

different forms as ii is in this state. II
should be remembered in this connection
as those in which gold and silver are pro
duced The Colorado school should make
the most OF It's Denver
Republican.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
To the Merchant.

No matter how big dinner you eat
today. to morrow you will be hungry,
and no matter what bargains you offei
to day, to morrow the buyers will be
looking for new ones.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

CA~roN. Missouri, has postotiiee with
the boxes opening directly ON to the street
and the holder of the key can get his mail
at any time OF the day or night. No rob
berie= have ever been reported although
1T would seem that such a. arrangement
Invite the light fingered gentry to try
their luck
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

To the credit OF Idaho Springs eitiHen-
ship be IL said there was no untoward acts
or uubecoming conduct on the part Of
anyone when the not cares were dismissed
III district court last Monday. The vim
dicatiou was ample and the matter could
not have resulted in amy other way.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

BEyoSp question TIT synipathies Of
the American people are with japan in
her controversy with Russia, but as q
nation, strict neutrality viii be observed.
The Yankees Of the east have ~ far dem
onstratcd their ability TO take care OF
themselves. and Russia will know that
she has been in scrap before the war
ends.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

WILLIAM H. TAN has been inducted
into Office as Secretary OF War, Secretary
Root retiring 1t is safe to say that IN
general. Secretary Roots policy will be
followed BY his successor.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

WEATHER Prophet Hicks OF st Louis
predicts al kinds Of dismal things for
February. He SAYS there viii be cold
snow. sleet and Billiards The month viii
close with fair and moderate weather.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13

GIVE the friend you meet smile and a
cherry word as you pass along. Unless
your troubles are urgent and you are look
ing to him for aid, do not volunteer re-
cital of your worries. He has troubles Of
his own. Talk on pleasant things. Have
confidence in the present and faith in the
future. Nobody cares to hear Of your
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-02-13
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I.INcoI.x's birthday was properly OBJ
served IN this city Yesterday, the bank
ing institutions remaining closed through
out the entire day.