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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
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faia have His sTF4sii faF patent Tor lA,h linear
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Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
OF APPLICATION FOn o, .,
PATENT.

Mining Application No 1909.
Mineral Survey No. l7334
2. s. Land Omce.1
Denver. Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that In pufsu.
anee of the act Of Congress appeovod
May 10. 1872. The Little Richard MIN
ing Company. by George L Binxnam.
its attorney In fact whose posto73co IL
Idaho Springs. Colorado, has made APP
plication for a patent for 1900 linear
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

Miss Mitchell, Of Florida, an ex-
pzrienced miliaer and artistic hat-irini-
mer. has been engaged by MIS-. Kors-
CHEN
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

Tuesday night was set as the date
when all tn Calvary Sunday School
sh, uld make Mrs Sands happy by brIug-
ing To her house host Of her Young
friends as a surprise in farewell. anG they
surely succeeded. Bot II Is at least
likely that the children chose the hap
piest evening of the year so far them
selves They were particularly radiant
when Miss Ella Noxon as fhetr spokes
man made pretty presentation speech aud
handed Mrs. Sands box containing a
leather and pold prayer book and hym
nal. The gilt seemed particularly sp-
propriate as she has always led little
crildren to Him and forbade them not
She he's won a permanent pace in their
hearts This evening will be happy
remembrance calvary church has never
counted among her members a more
earnest worker Than Mrs Sands nor one
who has so endesrvd herself to all.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

The following programme has been
arranged by the girls OF the Freshman
class 10 lie given on Monday March
3, and 10 be known as "Iapsnese"
affair The proceeds will be expend-
Ell for orchestral music. Admission Ioc.
orchssua. sse,iaa -'oyana Aareh Aisa
Orghrsua.
kecai seAa-a JsFsaeas Love Sans ~ Tlf.issss
Gladss Rnata
Ree'fsian-..Ah Coo ana Too Hss Anon
E1ns Wefsr,
~sng Ten l.tus 1-ransss" .-- sehaeaef
Chorus.
Qasfiff-7D1 Folks A. Hons Flstsf
4 Fairy Tals--'Ti- Aafsu} ans Nitro"
Nenis Parker
Nocai Solo Lite Al So - Sksn,
Assie WOOD
Piano Sa.5-- Kafauas .---.zz. aeKins,.
la NpRaH-
Jsrsnsss Fan DIM .--.. Ten YaarF Lail.s
Ssiseiida= sMsnfanlia- -. pAutsrt
Aan89sin Clab
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11

FoR SALE-A smith Premier No. ?
Typewriter in perfect condition. In.
quiTe a, this Office.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-03-11
SHORT SIFTINGS.

l. Stei nberger. no is ints rested N
2io pa enird mining claims in Fall
River, and numerous other claims in
Russell gulch ard CIipin county, has
been in the city fer the pas, tn dsy~.
await ng developments in the Neshouse
funnel Sir. S'ernberger owns the
Lotus group o: claims which will be
reacn-d by the Ne~ house tunnel after
the Saratoga vein is cut. and is in hopes
Of making favorable arrangements with
the tunnel company to work his prop
erts in the nrar future.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03
JAIL DELIVERY
THREE PRISONERS TAKE A
FRENCH LEAVE AT CADiL.
supposed 90 Have Used key--One
of Them Il An Alleged
Murderer.

Three prisoners, Claude Dixon
white. aud stephen Reese and VIII
liam Nance DIETER known as Soon
er Hite"D colored, made their escape
from the Trigg county jail last Sat
urday afternoon about half past :
o'clock, says the Cadiz Record
The prisoners We're occupying the
hallway around the cells OF the pris-
ON in the second story of the build
ing. Jailer Smith had been absent
from the Jail only a short while
when the prisoners escaped, ana says
he left the door locked which leads
from where the prisoners We're
When he returned after they had
gained their liberty, he says he found
the door open. On Monday, a young
man by the name of Futrell, who was
also In the Jail on a minor charge
gave TO the jailer a key which he
says he found just outside the door
from which they escaped, and they
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03
COLORED LEAGUE
MEETING TO BE HELD IN CAIRO
ON MARCH 70.
paducah L. 20 he n Member Of the
League, According Ia the
Reports.

The Cairo Bulletin of today says
Cairo is to be in colored baseball
league and II what the managers and
promoters say OF the team that has
hcen signed here, Cairo will In all
probability be a two-time winner.
The colored league is to be COM
posed of Carbonate, Murphysboro,
Mound City, East ST, Louis, Sparta
and Paducah. The Cairo club is own
ed by Sol Pettis, who will also act In
the capacity OF captain. Tom Graves
has been slated for general manager
u the Cairo club, while the list OF
players already signed includes; Sam
Carr, Charles Washington, Pearl
Head, Henry Randalls, Charles Pu-
lock, Onin Davis, John Taylor, Scott
and "Duse" Hin. The latter are left
handed pitchers, and are said to be
luarVelously clever twirlers.
The managers of the different
Clubs will meet here on the goth OF
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03

are supposed TO have used it in gain
Ing their liberty, 1t is perfect key,
and the TALLER says he knows nothing
about II nor where II came from.
Search was made for the escaped
prisoners. but as yet no trace has
been found of them. Jailer Smith
has offered a reward of $50 each for
the return OF Dixon and Nance and
SEQ for the return of Reese,
Dixon was under indictment for
the killing OF Mat Sumner on Don
aldson Creek last Christmas, and
Nance was under indictment for as
sault with attempt to commit rape
Reese is charged with some minor
offense.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03
o O o o o o O o o o
Y, VI. q, A. NOTES.
O O O o O o o o o o

The board of directors of the Y,
M. G. A. will meet tonight at the
association TO settle two important
questions.
The first is the employment of
general secretary. Mr. II. w. God
frey, Of the state executive commit
tee, has been In charge temporarily
OF the association and has met the
needs of the work here so ably that
the board of directors and woman's
committee recently petitioned the
state committee 10 release Mr., God
frey from his post as state seereta-
ny for the Boys Work, that he may
be retained here. This, the state COM
nlttee has consented to do, and to-
night the question will be discussed
and settled. Mr.. Godfrey has made
an excellent impression here as a
Christian and a gentleman and II Is
hoped he will consent to remain.
The settlement OF the all-day mem
bership campaign will, also, be con
sidered tonight All details for this
as to the chairman, subcommittee,
duties, the time, etc, will be ar
ranged. IL is probable that the date
VIII be March 10.
The gymnasium committee will
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03
N. Louis Excursion $500.

Special train leaving Paducah UNI
ion depot a. m. Thursday, March
23, 1905. running via Cairo.
Tickets will be good going only on
special trains, and returning on all
trains to and including Monday, Mar.
90. 1905.
No baggage will be checked on
these tickets nor will they be hon
ored In sleeping cars, nor viii limit
lie extended under any circums,an-
ees. For particulars apply to
], T. DONOVAN, Agent, Paducah'
Ky.
GEO. G, WAKEFIELD, Ticket Agent
Union Depot.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03

meet tonight at 7 o'clock at the as
ISOLATION before the board of dl-
rcctors meets. and will complete the
plans for the coming gymnasium ex-
hibit to be given on the Gath of the
month, Some expert gymnasts are
members of the association and will
take part.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03
New Manager Appoinled.

Mr., Jesse Baird has accepted the
position of manager of the Brown A
shelton cigar store in the bowling al
ley In the Columbia building lie
succeeds Frank Gerard who will go
to Louisville in few days to visit
relatives prior to going to Hatties-
burg, Miss, TO play In the Cotton
States league.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03

this month to perfect permanent or
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1905-03-03
AGENTS FOR KNOX, STETSON. IMPERIAL
AND BROADWAY SPECIAL HATS. D 3 %

WE present herewith the authori-
w tative shapes in Spring Hats
the product of the worlds best hat
tiers. They're all shown in our COM
plete spring display---yOu can see
them in the window as you pass.
We call attention to their attractive
style and newness. The sale of these
shapes in Paducah, through the
agency, is confined to us. Our en-
larged Hat Department, and the
popularity of our hats, has built us a
big hat business, through which we
are enabled to secure the best in
Hats, and offer them to you at ust
the right price. We would enjoy
showing you the new ones.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05

Buy YOUR coal at the Duluth
elevator EMIL T.. ToRgHIL, AGr..
Rev. N r.. kile, Of Fisher, was IN
the city Tuesday chilling on Warren
friends.
2. VI Hjerpe has sold his, fine.
farm in McCrea to- an Illinois man.
Mr. Lamberson negotiated the sale.
When IN need of a range, cook
stove or a heater call on the Warren
Mercantile Co.
County Supt. e.. NJ Mitflun and
bride arrived, last Thursday, and.
will make this city their home.
Lag intresse pa Farm Loans.
SWEDISH State BANK,
Warren, Mimi.
Say. mani Your wife will look a
hundred per cent better In Worth
Skirt or Coat than any others,
The PEOPLES STORE.
I have the agency for the Galifor-.
MIA Perfume Company s. preparations
for this city and vicinity.
Mrs, EMMA. koppANG..
The wife of Ethan Allen, a Warren
.citizen in the early days, died few
days ago at Spokane, WASH, the,
present home Of the family. Her,
remains were taken to- Lake City,
Mimi, for burial.
lie you want to- pay up your rail
road contract to get deed, or renew
an old loan fer better terms, or make
a new loan, Bank Of Warren wantstn
know IT., sa they cam inferm you Of
their low rates.
Miss Florence ketchum who,
graduated from the Warren High
School several years ago. and has
since been engaged IN teaching, has
Just entered the University Of
Chicago as student,
Quit paying rent Build a house
of your own and get the lumber
from the ST. Hilaire3 Retail Lumber.
Co., east side Of railway, Warren,
Mimi. We have just what YOU
want.
NEEs E.. BYsTRoM. Manager.
Victor Peterson. who, has been
with the SHEAF as composition or
foreman during a number of years,
has assaciated himself with Henry
Nelson, at Oslo, for the purpose of
starting IN the newspaper business
at that place, and the Oslo Tribune
will be- launched by them In a.
few weeks. Mr.. Peterson is a first
class printer and his; friends wish
him SUCCESS in his venture
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
GeaHingS from the
Home Fled.

I0Os
Chaa WentzeI has been very sick
during the past week, but Isl now
recovering.
+ Teams and men wanted for grad
ing work at Alvarado.
st. CnaprF8IED EaIcKsoN
i Do you want to buy a suit or an
Hovercoat this fall2 Well, saYil The
I Warren Mercantile Co.. CARRIES the
Istickest line you ever saw.
I Miss Clara Berg, who has spent
tine past summer IN Winnipeg. Cam,
4arrlved III the city on Wednesday,
last to see her aunt, Mrs. Carl
Bergan, who iss at the hospital not
expected to live. She will RETURN
Ito Winnipeg after few days visit
lat her home IN Vega.
i Luudgren, Wittensten s. Co have
HJust unloaded another car Of the new
lStOught0n wagons; these wagOnSare
warranted to- be, better than ever.
ECalI IN and see Them.
/ Complete courses at Cancordia
college, Moarhead,, Mimi, in vocal
and instrumental miisic at very
moderate charges. Write for cata-
Ilogue. 1t
/ More than half of our stldenHare
from Crookst0n This shows how
we stand where the people Annwus..
The most tharo caurseseweroffered..
Free books and car fare paid.
Queen City BUSINESS college,
| Crpokst0n,, Mimi. ~
| The wife of j.. e.. Johnson, an old
SETTLER Of town Of Farley died re-
GENTLY at Folsom City. Calf, to-
which place the fanilY removed
Iabout a year ago. The cause of
death was cancer of the stomach.
| The many friends Of the family IN
/ Warren and vicinity sYmpatflize
with the family In their GREAT loss,
Mrs. Johnson was one Of the hard
working pioneer women Of tilis,con
Imunity and was hOn0red and re-
Iispeeted by all who knew her,
/ Every man owes it to- himself and
his family to master trade or pro-
fession.. Read the display adver=
tisenent OF the six Morse Schools of
telegraphY,, IN this; issue and learn
how easily a young man or lady
maY learn telegrapi1Y and bas assl1r-
led a positiGn. 52.
/ The ponderous machinery for the
I big steam dredge now being con-
structed fer use I'M excavating the:
judicial ditch IN northern Polk
county, arrived this, week., and
E|Slpt. A. G.. Baadle has been busy
with teams hauling same from the
500 depot The igboi1er weighing
~ ton was taken out by Re J.
Beardmare9 On the same wide-tired
Rlishford wagon with which he a.
number of years ago hauled in the,
tbiggesG load Of wheat that has ever.
lcome to- this or any other TOWN.. As
soon as the machinery is Installed
dredging operations will commence.
The little six year old girl of G..
E. Lundquist happened to- swallow
a pin while playing last Saturday
evening 1t lodged right across
her windpipa and there was grave
danger of it's falling I'M. In the
lattempt to- remove 1T 1T fell lower
down the throat, and efforts to-,
Idisladge tt proved futile. Thesehild
did not suffer any by reason Of the
strange object lodged IN its throat.
During her sleep the pin probably
passed down into the stomach, at
least a. throat specialist who came
up the following day failed to, dis
cover the PIN, and the little girl APP
pears to- be as we'll as, ever.
y
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
n Ca0CsiE Fed HCxEr.


MA1a11AK. About 2 ounce. OF WtlltA
hsa-h hive ivori11a waaI aNd 6 bone hook.
and o yards of naIrnw wtlita WaIared
rfhD0n will make a charmingiY dainty
garment. hnt, tha design may be- worked
our in any other kind of wool with q
/ suitable hook.
Work a chain Of about L. inches in
length (or more it a larger jacket be re-
qulred)s. turn Draw up a Loop through
tue second, and one through each of the
next stirches-6 Loops on hoek-draw
tiles wool through all the Loops at once
a1ds make a ehain-stitch to- hold them
togefher;s !, work up a. Loop under the
cnaln-stitch just made, another under
the back thread Of the sixth
loop of the grnup, L into, the same
place ass the sixth loop, and inta each
on tue next 2stltCle lest loops on hook
draw through all the loops at once, se.
cure with chain stitch and repeat from
to end Of row., turn, 8 chain, draw
WARM LITTLE WRAP.
up 2 loops through tha chain, through
the end stitch OF the previous row, un-
der eact1 of the next 2 stitches, draw the
wool through, make a. chain aud con-
Inue AZ before, working to and fro un-
I'll. t1a work Isl square (this will be half
the jackeIg Commence the next row
as usual, but leave the last % stitches
unworked;, make 20 chain and turn 8
more chains, draw up loops through the
second and each OF the next stitches,
secure with chain stitch and proceed IS
hefore, working To and fro for tha other
/ half
The work will now consist Of a double
square with an opening at the top, the
two corner- Of which (after the border
isB dnisi1eti1 ara turned back to, form the
neck
FOR THE ORDER.
Work all naund the jacket, including
the opening at the top.
1, LIST Row: 2 trsnies with 2 chains be-,
tween them into the first stitch, =, pass
stitches, 2 trebles with 2 chain berween
in the next, and repeat from.
I'd Row: 6 trebles with a chain bs-
tween each under the first chain loop Of
previous row, = a double crochet under
the next chain loop, 6 trebiess with
chain between each under the. next,
and repeat from =.
3d Row: g. chains into every other
stitch all round
4tl1 Row. 3 { chains into every Ioup
but to- be worked to and fro g times along
! the mid1ie 8 inches only Of the lower
edge Of the Jacket. decreasing loop at
each turn. This is to- give extra length
at the back. where the neck opening
will take IT up a little, at the top.
Last Row: 8 chains into every loop
all round. Thread the first row Of the
j border with ribbon, and tie at back Of
neck with bow and ends.
Now fold the 2 corners of the neck
opening anu fix in position with little,
bGws OF ribbon; next fold back the atila-
er 2 top corners fix in position with
bows Of rihbnn;, next fcltil back the other
2 top, corners. fix in position with bows,
fold these last made corners Cor tri..
angles in the middle. and tie the points
6ar ends Of tl,iangie}i together with rib
bon, titus forming openings for the,
hands and sort Of sleeve that Will bes
found mnch more easily Slipped On than
the ordinary iackef
Fix a ribbon to- the middle of the back
CT the neck part, pass under the turned
down corners and leave ends in 'front.'
for strings.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05

Z r. Savertsun went bu ATvaradu
Monday to- take Charge Of the Bank
of AIyarado aS it's cashier.
! e. M. Olson is IN AINaradfo this
week starting the State Bank of
/ #AIvarado.
Ladies' Read our ad en- the.
last page. It was written express
slY for YOU.
The PHopLRs TRADING Co.
The Warren Dairy CO. pays the
highest market price for cream. I'M
IC.. j.. Joflnsonss building west Of
Post Office.
u. p Weld returned a. few days
ag0 from a "trip to southern Mimi
sofia locking up an Important law
case
We have received car of wagons
and grain tanks. Iust what YOU
need for tllresl1iing Prices are
right.
LHNDGREN, WIrrENsTEN & Co.
The new city hall is looming up,
5conspicuouslY and with it's high
tower will be decided ornament IN
/ the. building line.
/ The, brick work onl the new
hospital is progressing nicely and
will be up to the second story in a.
few days.
Billiga Bilietter till och fIan
Sverige, Norge. Danmark och Fin
land.
1 SWEDISH STATE BANK,
/ Warren, Mimi.
According to- the apportionmenb
of the state high school fund made
IA few days ago. the Warren High
School will receive S1495,, which
amount also Includes deficiencies in
the appropriations of former years.
Attend the Northwestern Rusi-
ness College, Grand Forks. N. Oak,
'Thorough COURSES IN bookkeeping,
shorthand, telegraphY and English
branches. Students may begin any
time. Write for catalogue. O5-J1.
A man by the name Of G.. j. Croft
teall was brought down from Lund.
by sheriff Farsberg ON Monday
changed with running a. Blind pig,.
He was brought before Justice
keenans S court, where he plead,
guilty and was fined $40 and costs.
/ Train robbers attacked a Great
Northern train near Ballard. Wastl.,,
on Monday evening and about $1,000
secured in the express; car which
was wrecked by dynamite. The
press reports do not say whether
any former Warren citizens, OF
which many now live at Ballard,
were Implicated Id the affair..
/ Four PROMINENT farmers OF.
Spruce Valley, namely Otto, AM,
derson,, Erick Peterson. Ericl1 AM,
1derson and Ole Erickson, were
brought to- Warren Monday cllarged
with fishing with a net. They were,
taken into, Justice keenans court.
where they were fined $40 and
costs.
Invitations are out for the mar
triage Of Miss Grace Dvanore Ghapin,,
formerly of this CITY,, to- Mr. Edgar
Elmer Sharp, of Moerhead,, att the
home of DR.. and Mrs. j.. S. Chaplin
uncle and aunt Of the bride, at
Euclid. on Oct. IL The happY
couple will be at home at Moorhead
after Nov t.
ClAlt IStIbSNlC uGNS
bakery will be ready for business
I'M a.few days. The oven and other
machinery are being Installed under
the supervision of Aug. Windbladt.
am experienced baker, who has been
secured to- operate the bakery.
Thus another new enterprise
deserving of success has been saeu-
ed for Warren.
Mlrs. Carl Bergan, Of Vega, died
at 430 Monday morning OF cancer
Iaged As Years., 8. months and Ii
days. She was BERN In Norway
and came to, Vega, Marshall county,
in In 1885,, with her. husband. whom
she married in 1884 and who, now,
IDgether with nine, children mouFm
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
Cream IL cents
Eggs 10 CENTS.
N0tiees OF Dissolution.

Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice iss hereby given that the
firm, OF E, F., Spaulding s. Son is
dissolved, All outstanding ac-
counts Of said firm can be paid to G.
L.. Spalolding. at Spaulding Eleva-
tor Go. s. office, Warren, Mimi.
p. FROST SPAUEDIM,
CLARENCE L.. SpAGLDI,M..
Dated Oct. 81, 1906.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-05
Warren Dairy Market,
AS reported BY the Warren Dairy
Company.

Company.
Cream 21 cents
Eggs Ia CENTS.
BuJter, packing stock 15
Above prices are subject to mark-
et changes. Prices quoted are those
in force on date of issue of paper.
Our adj On the last page this
week is for the ladies' only.
,r The PEOPLES s. TRADING Co.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-28
STATUES or TEXANS.
Those of Houston and Austin Accepted
With Thanks Of House.

With Thanks of House.
Washington, Feb. 2s-The house of
representatives Saturday afternoon ac-
cepted With thanks the statues Of
Houston and Austin, placed in Stat
uary nall by Texans. The ceremonies,
which Eere the special order of the
day III the house, were attended by
crowded GALLERIES.. At the request OF
Speaker Cannon, after, on motion of
Mr.. Cooper. the special order was read.
Mr.. Garner of Texas presided. Reso-
unions of thanks accepting the statues
were read and were made the text Of
the remarks Of Mr.. Cooper. The gen.
tleman from Beaumont was followed
by Messrs. Richardson of Tennessee
Champ Clark of Missouri, Stephens,
Fields and Pfnckney Of Texas, Wallace
Of Arkansas. slayden Of Texas and Glib
son Of Tennessee. Owing to the late
ness Of the fS,ur Mr.. Gillespie of Texas
received permission to insert his re-
marks in the Congressional Record.
Resolutions accepting the statues
were adopted at conclusion of ad-
dresses.
The statues of Houston and Austin
in Statuary hall had backgrounds of
large American flags and decorations
Of wreaths surrounding a huge white
star. with the word '"Texas." These
wreaths were presented by the
Daughters of the Republic Of Texas"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1905-02-28
BOUTWELL, NO MORE.


Former Secretary Of the Treasury De-
paris This Life 4 croton, Mass.
Groton. Mass. Feb. 2s.Af ter an Ill
Eess Of q few days George sewall Bout
well, former governor Of Massachusetts
8and ex-United States secretary OF the
treasury died at his home here Mon
day, aged eighty-seven years. For
more than sixty years Mr.. boutwell, had
been IN public life, beginning his career
- lecturer ae the are of nineteen.
He was q personal friend OF President
Lincoln and an outspoken abolitionist.
He was secretary Of the treasury In
President Grants first cabinet. M.
Boutwell, Vas among the most earnest
opponenfa OF the Spanish
war IN fact. 20 strong was his con-
yiction that after war was declared Re
left the Republican party ana with the
formation u the Anti Imperialist
league became its president. which Of
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