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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
JEWS ARE SLAUGHTERED.
6icodshed, outIawry and Pillage Con.
tinue to Hold Sway in Many Rus
sian Cities and Towns.

Dispatches of Friday from Russia
were very meager owing to the dis
turbed condition of the country. The
situation in ST. Petersburg, where Or
der is maintained by a show Of armed
force, remains critical, though i'm
provement is shown in the resumption
of operation by electric lighting
plants.
Communication by rail with the
frontier has not yet been re-estab-
lished. From many Of the interior
cities come reports OF conflicts in
which the Jews appear to be the
principal sufferers.
In Kieff the loss of life and prop
erty has been very great. In Theo-
dosia, Kostroma and Saratoff the dis
orders have been most serious. There
is an Enconfrmed report that Kishi-
neff has been totally destroyed by
fire.
A London newspapers St. Peters
burg correspondent estimates that in
the leading provincial towns Of Rus
sia 1000 persons have been killed
and 10000 seriously wounded in
the last twenty-four hours. The rev.
olutionary movement in Finland is
unchecked, the Finnish national guard
is opposing advances of Russian
troops and compelling them to retire.
The Kieff correspondent of Reuters
Telegram company Uondon) says, un-
der date OF November g.
"The Jewish quarter has been given
over to plumber. rapine and murder
ever since the emperor announced the
granting of a constitution. On that
day, during a monster demonstration
in front of the town hall, a shot sud-
denly was heard. The Cossacks and
dragons Immediately charged into
the crowd, firing right and left, and
the police and others dragged away
the dead and wounded, numbering
more than 130, into the neighborhood
court yards, while the terror. stricken
demonstrators fed, pursued by a mob
Of rufians, who attacked them as they
ran.
"On Wednesday Acting Governor
Karrass promised prominent Jewish
merchants that immediate and strong
measures would be taken for their
protection, but the pillage assumed CO.
lossal proportions, and the police and
military stood absolutely impassive,
only firing upon persons who defended
themselves against looters and on
houses where Jews had fired on their
assailants. While almost all the Jew
ish houses were laid in ruins, Chris
tian establishments were untouched.
Thousands of families have been
ruined, and the theater Of anatomy is
filled with corpses. Attempts were
made without success to wreck the
Offices Of the liberal newspapers, and
it is stated that some forthcoming
lawsuits are likely to reveal the names
of prominent organizers OF these at
tacks.
MANY corporations have wired
Count Witte, begging protection, and
he ordered that vigorous measures be
taken, but without effect.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
NEW TRICK OF PACKERS.
Claim Immunity Under Alleged Agree
ment With Secretary Garfield.

Claim immunity Under Alleged Agree
ment With Secretary Garfield.
A Chicago dispatch says: Complete
immunity from prosecution under the
pending Indictment returned by the
federal grand jury several months ago
is claimed by J. Ogden Armour and
the other defendant packers and
agents charged with being promoters
of the so-called "beef trust" in ad-
ditional pleas in bar, filed Friday af'
ternoon by Attorney John S.. Miller,
the packers representative.
The new plea, which came as a
complete surprise to the government,
sets up as facts that when Secretary
Garfield of the department Of COM
merce and labor, investigated the
trusts, he promised the packers that
whatever testimony they gave with
out being under oath, or whatever
documentary evidence they voluntarily
produced, the defendants+ should have
the same rights, indemnities and i'm;
munities as if they had testified un-
der oath and compulsion.
Under this new plea, Attorney Mil
ler hopes to establish the fact hat
there was an agreement between the
packers and the government that they
should testify and give evidence with
out being subpenaed or the oath ad-
ministered, but that as far as immuni-
ty was concerned, it should be con-
sidered as if they had ben subpenaed
and took the oath.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
RED SPIDER COTTON ENEMY.
Department Report on Ravages OF
Pesriferous crust Mite"

Department. Report on Ravages OF
Pesriferous crust Mite"
The department Of agriculture at
Washington in a report just issued
says the red spider or rust mite has
been quite prevalent in some Sec
tions of the cotton growing area OF
this country during the past two
years. The spider is minute yellow
ish red mite which feeds on the cot
ton plant, principally on the under
sides of the leaves, but at times at
tacking all parts of the plant. The
report says tie pest is probably dis
tributed throughout the entire cotton
growing area of the south, although
during the years past it has appeared
in injurious numbers only in 1903
when it caused considerable damage
to cotton in South Carolina and
Georgia.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
GIRLS HEAD FlsHED OUT.
Taken from Waters of Boston Harbor
Enclosed in Handbag.

Taken from Waters of Boston Harbor
Enclosed in Handbag.
What is confidently believed to be
the head of Susanna A. Geary, the
dress suit case victim, was recover
ed in leather handbag from the bot
tom of the harbor at Boston Sunday.
It was dragged to the surface very
near the point where Lewis w. CraW-
ford and William Howard, who have
confessed to disposing OF the dis
membered girl, said they dropped 1t
from the stern OF an East Boston
ferryboat.
The head completes the body OF the
girl. The trunk was found on Sep
tember 21, and the limbs we're picked
up October II.
The bag was weighted down with
a quantity of shot.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
CRIME CHARGED TO FIVE.
Quintet of Negroes Held for Murder
Of Farmer Wilson.

Five negroes are now under arrest
at Franklin, Ca, in connection with
the killing of Max Wilson, the white
man who was done to death in his
field few days ago.
Doc Hardy, the alleged slayer OF
Wilson was placed in Jail.
Four other negroes. George Hous-
ton and mis- two sons, Ed and
Charles, and Pleas Almand, are said
to have backed Hardy in the commit
ment of the crime, and they have
been taken in custody by the officers.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
FARMER ASSASSINATED.

Through Revenge Negro Fired Sulle,
Through White Mans Back.
Max Wilson, a farmer, was assas
sinated while in his field, near Frank
lin, Ca, Friday morning by negro
named Dick Hardy.
Wilson was sitting On stump when
the negro shot him in the back, kill
ing him instantly. The bullet passed
entirely through Wilson's body.
Three children who were picking
cotton saw the negro assassinate Viii.
son. and gave the alarm.
The murder was prompted by re.
venge. Three months ago Mr.. Wilson
killed Hardy's brother in self-defense
Il is said that Hardy has repeatedly
said that. he intended to kill Wilson.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
Moses as q Sanltarian.

Moses himself was sanitarian Of
no mean accomplishments, and many
of the principles established by him in
sanitary science might we'll be ex-
plotted in modern times. The type Of
camp which he established for the de-
tention Of unfortunate lepers, well
modified to suit modern principles,
would serve for the check and practi-
cal elimination of consumption.-Scy
entigc American.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
REFUSES TO SEND SOLDIERS.

Alabama Coroner NonpIussed Over
Order to Arrest the Sheriff.
The governor of Alabama has re-
fused to send troops to aid the coro-
ner of Baldwin county to arrest the
sheriff, telling him that. very prob
ably, he will be advised by his law
yer that lie has right to summon 2
posse to meet the situation.
This is the first time application
has been made for trocrs to take one
man and that man harmless so far
as bodily harm goes, as he is peace
officer himself.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
PARIS REPLICA OF OUR FRANKLIN STA TUE
ure, that being deemed too massive
for the site to be occupied in Paris
Philadelphia Record.
Caraway Seeda.

The so-called "caraway seeds are
strictly not seeds. but the mericarps
into which the fruit in this order
splits when r:pening. Caraway is cul-
tivated in Europe to a greater extent
than in this country, for there many
nations use it even in bread. Here
its use is largely confined to use as
a spice in sweet foods. Its value as
an aromatic stimulant is too we'll
known to need comment.-New Eng
land Grocer.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
A stndent of Modern Finance.

A policeman who arrested man car
rying suspicious bundles asked the
usual question. What have you there.
and where did you get it?'' The up-to-
date prowler replied: 'These are my
non-ledger assets. New York Even.
ing Post.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
DEADLY WORK OF TORNADO.

Wind Storm in Oklahoma Kills Seven
People and Injuries Many.
Mountain View, an Oklahoma town,
was swept by tornado late Saturday
afternoon, killing seven people and
doing much damage.
The school house, two churches,
two livery barns ,one hotel, a cotton
Gin and about twelve dwellings were
blown away, and many more houses
are wrecked.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
WILSON ASKS FOR INQUIRY.
Wants Crop Report Methods invest'
GATED by Outsiders.

Secretary Wilson of the department
of agriculture has suggested to the
president that the committee on de-
partment methods, while looking into
the Office methods of his department,
give special consideration to the
method of issuing the crop reports
from that department.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
TO DUST THE GRAFTERS.

Strenuous Municipal Campaign IN
Philadelphia Closes.
With scores of orators eXhorting
the voters to support their faVorlte
candidates, Philadelphia Saturday
night closed what was probably the
most sensational political campaign
in it's existence,
From city hall to the county line
the city has been in a turmoil prac-
tically for six months, engaged in
contest that promises to leave its
scars for long time to come.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
STREET DUEL RESULTS FATALLY
One Killed and Three Badly Wounded
In Tragedy at CordeIe, Ga.

In Tragedy dt SoToeie, 3D.
Rufus Burge killed, Will Burge shot
in three places, Policeman ]. H. Cor
man arm broken and internal injuries,
Chief Of Police T. H. Johnson badly
cut and bruised from effect of heavy
blows, and J. P. Handey, contractor,
seriously CUTS a record Of the re-
suits of a fight that occurred in Cor
dele, Ca, Friday morning at three
o'clock.
Rufus Burge and his brother, Will.
came to town Thursday night and got
somewhat under the influence Of whis-
KEY and it was in the attempt to ar
rest them that the wholesale duel
was preclpitated.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
TO IMPORT DAGO LABORERS.
Mississippi Planters Will Use Them
in Cotton Fields.

4 special from Jackson, Miss, says:
Within the next three months Mis-
sissippi planters expect to receive
several thousand Italian laborers who
will be employed in the cotton fields
of the state next season.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09

This entertaining Brownie cushion
has a ping-pong ball for head, arms
and legs of wire, with cloth hands and
feet and bean-stuffed body made of
bright-colored cloth. - Philadelphia
Record.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
OFFICERS AND FEUDlsTs CLASH
Mountains of kentucky Cory Scene OF
Battle Of Bullets.

Battle Of Bullets.
Following a month OF fear and anx-
iety resulting from conditions which
resemble somewhat those which pre-
vailed in Breathitt county recently,
the mountain sides above Middles-
boro and Pineville, KY, Sunday night
echoed to volleys from rifles OF NIL
litia and possemen on one side, and
the Ball brothers on the other.
The climax came when the first at
tempt was made to arrest Frank Ball
for the killing of Jack Bolen OF Mid
dlesboro, a month ago. No
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
WILL DISPOSE OF sMooT CASE.
Further Testimony Will be Heard it
Offered, Says Burrows.

Senator Burrows, OF Michigan, the
chairman of the committee on priv
ileges and elections, who has arrived
in Washington for the coming ses-
sion of congress, said Sunday night
that he expected to have the case OF
Senator Reed Smoot OF Utah disposed
of before the term ends.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
Resol s,ions Of Respect.

WHEREAS. II has pleased Cod TO call
from Us our beloved sister. Annie Pierce
Roberts, aud
WHEREAS. In our iraternal relation xe
have grown 10 know and love her ad-
ri1irabie, womsnly, and sis,eriy qualities
more perfectly even than in the word Z,
large, and
WHEREAS, The son and relatives have
suffered a heavy sorrow, therefore be
il
Resolved, That we, the member oi
Mizpah Hive No. Is. l.. o. T. NJ, extend
our fraternal sympathy to the family oi
our deceased sister. and be i, further
Resolved. That a copy Of these res
oluiioas be spread upon the records q
this Hive, and copy be sent to the be.
tesved son, and family, aud that they be
published in each OF the city papers, and
that our charter be draped for thirty
days.
Submitted in love and r-mernbrance.
CLARA r. Noxos.
MARGARET Robins. Committee
II. LILLIAN HASsoN, J
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18

Ing Company. by George l. Bingham
ita ettorfes IN tact. whose postoiiice Is
Idaho springs. Colorado. has made ap-
plicAt4on Tor patent Tor l5ou linear
tect respectively on the Llbbls, Ma
kretiow 'isf and JSsoS. Js afe iases slsat Searihs
gold aud silver. with surface ground
10 fees in width respectively. situate
creek eoaaty. state Of Colorado. AN. ana
described b. the ofNcial plat aad leld
notes Oh tIie in this ONCE as follows.
LIBBIE LODE.
tal n being \. 30 T. and s50 IT. 5
30 ~. I59A discovery cut
v. Cor. sec. IL. r. = 5, r % V oI
the sth z oears y. ~ ~ W. 52s.e
r. thence 1s L. 1909 It to Cor. No
2. thence : tsa f. 10 IT 70 Cor No
thence y. -. " $50 Il 10 Cor. No. i.
MANsER LODE
= q being y 1d' r. and 1886 It :
80 W- from discovery shaft
" {. Cor Sc. Il. 7, IS, r . ". o.
.he sth ?. ~ bears \ 70. o. " 50! =
- ,iss5s tesase : ; W zee -. e 2 Coz No
tbsSss 3 i g. iiSS iSS Il Il 10 10 Cor Cor No NO /
the place JOS Il iesifnSqs FINE LODE
1879 r being y. a. Z. and IS IT ;
s5 W from discovery cut
", i Cor Sec. Il. T. 3. Il. Is ". ie ~
the sth p N. bears y IS a. W. s77 .
e thence \ =. E. 100 Il TO Cor. No.
thence $ Is. W. 1900 Il 10 to Cor c9r no no :
thence n +. W $50 r. TO Cor No j.
the place OF bestnning
KELLY LODE
is q being y - Z and 1851 # :.
Is, W. from discovery shaft
The StS ? Ne bears \ Is. is w " ~
&. thence $. - "; 1899 g. . Cor: No
iiaass ss9fs " iboo 10 Il e to 70 COR Cor No 10
thence \ is. w. $50 II to Cor. No j
1875 n being y. 7ss Z and "a It. S.
IS. w from discovery cut.
Begilning at Cor. No. |. whence the
re thsnae Sss PEW 800 T It ss to 9 Cor sis 70
htaee shs9is " z l5oS 10 e e to to Cor Cor 30 30
thence y. iss w $50 It to Cor. No. i
the place OF beginning.
81 H. being " Ts' r and 1879 H. s.
~ w from diseoyery cut . ~.
,ke k SIN ~! 2. a', bears y. Il. s. s y " SOS p
ahss ,hsnes Is. e .no iso ;, e. TO Cor Cor 10 q
thense he 3 6 Is. n Il iigS igS Il 4. 10 Cor No No. j
the place o, beginninx.
1.7a #. kgETEow BslIx Z Y. LepE e and ,s #. $.
rs w. from discovery shaft.
Beginning at Cor. No. l. whence the
w. Z Cor. Sec. IL. T. s, r. % w. OF
the 9Th p. N. bears y, IL 81 W. e12
TT; thence y T5s E 1900 IT to Cor. No.
2. thence 8. i5s E $50 # to Cor. No.
thence 5. 7s' w. 1900 # to Cor. No. 4;
thence y. iss w $50 IT to Cor. No. /
the place of beginning
JACOBS LODE.
14ss IT being n. 75' f. and ~ IT. s.
75s W. from discovery shaft.
Berinning at Cor; No. !. whence the
the sth P. y, hears n IT. Al. W. lo!s 7
2: thence s lss F $50 IT. TO Cor. No. 3
thence y 75s z. 1900 II. TO Cor. No 4:
thence n. Is w. $50 IT. to Cor No. /.
the place of beginning
Containing as.3ss acres. expressly
excepting and excluding all conflict
with Surs. Nos, 4771. 5034. 6s2s. 7s41
and 1855. and forming a portion Of the
9, F. u Sec. II and the 3 w, Il Sec. IL.
T. s.. r. 75 w of the 9Th p. NJ
Said locations being recorded in VOL
ume 1s4. at pages 80 81. IS and So. of
the records OF Clear Creek county. Col
orado. Adjoining claimants. owners OF
sure. Nos. 4751, 5o34. 1925. 7647 and
c d. FORD. Register.
First pub.Feb II. last pub. April IS. 1905
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
aissfai Survey No. iisss.


O.. q t-an4 CH=s
Denver. GaIofata. Decrueef = 90.
Nuflcs Is hefshF given that Mhnsf H. fsH zhase
ps-fafsce IS l{Ahs SHfinEs. C0iara1o, has 4c ap
fileatan Tor pateHi t1F is..a linear fsei ar lfs-
WHITMAN LODE.
t+arirg god ant silyef. me ssme rtirg ~ feet
y - ~ W ana fss sesg S. - % fraH saasefs
staff tlers Nih surface xsuur1 ~ fert r. stih
stnatH b. Grass Fsfsz N Hrg Diktfiat. Cisa- Lfeek
County. stits u Gaiafaso. sn1 4e.cfte1 she Plat
and iIsi4 nairs nfe in III office f8l6a# viz
beEinriug A. cor. 10 whence the & "a coz
Sc - I <. ? = ~. q the sth 2 II fse ~
; a - ~ 2e1I # thence \. 80 ~ y l-se q
caf No 2. thence 81 ~ Z. 10 f. 20 s1r No 3:
thence : = ~ e. 800 Il. 20 cor. No & hence
5 81 ~ ". 80 #. to cot. No !. The Fisre 4 be
EinuirE.
Containing IsH scfss expressly rEEer5tng ana
escutiug al eonatci ssifh safgey No 1884 excerpt
Tfaci A. an4 forming fstffan 4 me $. Z Z Sec.
!. sn1 the \. - uf Sec u f~q. S. RanEe u
" # the fih princirsi nerd an. s. isc1fa bsing
recorded N vol las r1gs H. Of hs Records Clear
Greek rlunty Caafsda
A1ioluing claimants 8Nners O; SUI No isszl
c. u. FORD. Register.
First pat, Dec y. 1901.
LSat rob Frh i. is6.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
alNIsG APPLICATION 70. W..
@iassai s1ryey NJ. ia>sss

MiHffa' S-rfes 10 is<Afs
C. : LanI oasee
DIVE. Coi5. f~sna4fy Is. ise-
Na,.rs is bsrsss .sissa thsf The H,t4Hi y "A
ars srg @ = ~ " Snuh ~ atom F
fscf zhas- PSF Is tsshs srriHKs. C.iazass
has szate Application q Ealrrf ~ lisg iassF sf
20 p. Essss Lns aals ans we1ge iases 9
iinrsr iset or ne faffsir@ ite. sni 100 inca
sa ;hs L. L9aE -, ss4fng "a =ns sElesf "a
o spanish B1f aHa. Bsstfiai. Cf-1- Cfses s-a-
f5 S'zts - Csisf4zs. al asseftsa IN las pa rs
seq tpizs on o. 10 sHit arzs, as fsiiss-s. siss
E@SEX LODE.
Gon. y - ~ y AL 1910 II. 5 4o' - E f,sa
sss.nsIse a. Cor. -. {. whence NM egs
s. 3. 7 IS. Y - ~ - me tth y ~ oeaH
- 81 ~ W eib8lf. th-nes y 90 A. W 10 20,
t9 Cor No 2 thsnae 81 40 W 40 It 10 W.
NJ s fhs-cs - 2 &. i10.s4 a. % Cor = 3
iss 4 lui1fl Is Cor ~. 8. tbsrcs : - = v
~ 81 Il. 10 CT. sa / Ire Fls1e %, s-sinning
LITTLE MACK LOnE.
is-5 O. \ - " al - a. ; = I. ffss as-
Besl. .ninT a. Coz No !. -hsnee fhs y Z -
s. -. 5a 4 - sih y sesfs
= ~ " 2lss1 e iheres y. - Iion :. 20 ss
NJ : thence D. Z. 10 n "a Cor No. 3. tresls
s So & $50 ID. - { ~. { ihencs $ D. W aa
-. TO Cor ~ I tas Fsage af eegsnsing
FAIpsItw LODI
q u. : 90 " Ihsae. 1919 r. 5. u " an 7.a
it ), o. L. if01. iiseosery sat
B~..rning A. Cor =. 3. sshsurs he \ { g..
: 20 " ~ n 'asaes 5. - v. is5I 70
90. So : ib.ucs =. 81 E ssI & u Cor !.
ialrres y - 4 IL f. r. CT NJ. { fhenes : "a
IA 81 q n ~ A-af ~ p ttasnra = II " aaa flo
. G3f. NO 4 ihr rfass - eeaiuuiuE
NEussE LODE
"a u. 5. g. ~ " sn1 - ~ y. ess . 9 sFaa
3fsEaNere cut
BeglnntrE a. Caf- ~ l. whsnes fts \ { Ger
See ). - y Is " o; ne cen y u tssrs :. $
10 ~ 1 20 i e. th=nde %. 81 ". Ia f 10
Co ~ . ti.sae- \ = - { 10 q - g. Se 8
thsnds ; n 81 10 tt. - CT ~. {; =aeHee ;.
- - ". iSu r. 10 Cor. No l. he .azr Z y
guHi1s. "
tl8l u- s o. " ana ~ Il y. ~ fsn $
agssrF tut
g. slaans Ar Caf so 1 ehenes tiss 4. f caf.
Sci 7 IS Y 3 " - ths dfH = 81 aeafA =
- y - 4. e8i5 q f. t4ence = "a "a 81 f. e.
Ezf -. 9 thsscs % T. $50 O.. 10 G. - g.
tzIsaee "a 8 10 e. . Cor " .. tis=s ; -
" ts.r q 20 CT ~. !. the 9 ace q AeEi .HE
C5ata anlng ggiI acres sNpf,ssy s1erfslag ane
sscia3 Y al e1utiet @ifh ssfs - Nas % y IS
- 4i0 os1. t.l.- rs - 4 An. gi. idts EA3
iHts ihga. ifsI Siaa An a5i0. luslA tslssA5 Eaf q
81 ARD Fatt - tn tpHrct sih ~gfNrgE Nos ll-l
za4 ll-S A rggsiuirz ffacts zsa Z #zstss q
surs ~ ~ .. an4 fptmlHg p'rtiaa -asat
5.siss4 =. X = v - tls 5fh g. Ssil
azaf1ns b. ng recorded Vols las. - lE- = and
IL cages lU1. 81 81 s4ls sH9 45s - tte Is u
Gear Creek Clarff. Gai1-a3s
Asrssu.nE Ga .asaurz 5-nfrs ~ ne ahas= namsl
s4fys,s a7i Surveys SDs ~. ii6 ISIS ana
f6asi
Esrsf rub frb u
f4g t4aH Ami n
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
NorIce or ADJUSTMENT DAY

Estase u AnntF hohHrts, 3ecrass3
7 he ut.1rfz gnss having been arrQ nte3 s1e
tfat1r q The estate Of A1rie k1terts. fsts 81 -s
CoaHiy of Gear Lfzsk iu tn STATE uf t=zitzfl,.a
5rEsnsss h@fscF Eisss uafice thst he siEi srsat
~, a. fhs G0sff Hasse IN NssufErfs-n IN ssi
Caauiy % h0n3ayt che 5eh u March q
1870 AZ the b3lF u o cspck q sal. "a
sbich ums All p@rspas kasing claims sgsias t4l4
estate sfr ppt TED aH5 fe9s+sts1 20 atftn4 To- 51s
rurpslsH q hav1E ihs ta@s all ssts4. Al re
IN rtrl ssl1 estate are rsIgeste. u Esaks
zzs4ss.e Tay narnt 70 fHr an3e-stgnsa
Dsss@ a. Geo xrs1zg. Coiafs-0. this itfh ta7 a'
HESRY ?. ROBERTS
As-f1lsfrat1r Of tas estate ~ Aans Rsae-tl q
1eaEr1
ROTAL = GRAHAM. Attorney.
Prs y4t. fst +
las flr HzrrN +
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
chamberiain's Cough Remedy the
Mothers Favorite.

The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy. Its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures, have
made 1t favorite with people every
where. II Is especially priced by
mothers Of small children, for colds,
Group and whooping cough, as 1t al
ways affords quick relief and as 1t con-
tains no opium or other harmful drug.
1t may be given as confidently to
baby as to an adult. For sale by ]. ].
Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18

The Elks fair. to be held at the opera
house Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings
Of next week, will be the event Of the
season. and already has awakened great
interest, not only among members OF the
lodge but all classes OF citizens as we'll
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
Sick Headache,

This distressing ailment results
from disordered condition OF the
stomach. All that is needed to effect
a cure is dose or two OF Chamber-
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. In
TACT, the attack may be warded on, or
greatly lessened In severity, by taking
dose OF these Tablets as soon as the
nrst symptom of an attack appears.
Sold by ]. j. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
Afraid Of s,rona Medicines.

Most people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains. and prefer to do so
rather than take the strong medicines
usually given for rheumatism. not
knowing that quick relief from pain
may be had simply by applying Cham
heriain's Pain Balm and without TAX
ing am medicine internally. For sale
by J. j. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-02-18
roprrlrllRe NOTICE

t. Archie McDonaia an to Alfred Vanssrssaz5
Ytl are hereby n5tife3 that have exrsr5iss suf-
ing each Of the years isg7, isss, isq tssl fe)i
1870 1873 and 1874. one hnndfeI dollars n tabor .at
improvements upon each. the Daley kf1s' and
-sOnly Hope toaes situate in Daily and Daley
Mining Districts, County Of Clear Greek Siase ~
Colorado The original iscasior ccrthcaes 0. which
are found nf record in Books l27 ami ill a. RACES
t0si snd page respectively. in the Office of he
earaer OF sad COUNTY. IN or3er hal4 sail claims
sn3 each o; them. under the prpvisisns Il Section
sgi OF the Revised Statutes Of the Iri'e1 States.
ans the amendments thereto approved Jauaafy %.
1s-G concerning annual labor uron mHiHg Claims.
being the required TO hoii said oieS an each
Of them for the periods eniirg the thirfs dsy
Of December Of each Of said mentioned years. Ard II
within ninety DAYS from the personal service of isis
noiice. within ninety days after the ruhicsfion
thereof fali refuss to contribute proror
ton OF such expenditures and each uf ihen as co.
your interest the claims and each os them
~fii become the ptope ~ of the subscrber< youf
owners who hove msde the required Expenditures.
BY the terms Of said section
Iiabo Springs. Colorado. January !, 1875.
e. NJ MOSRRIpT
H. n. HASSELL
J. n. SHEPHERD.
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