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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

It's way forward tried to reach his face. The scout permitted 1t to come, and when its body could be reached stabbed ti to death with his knife. The Indians returned presently from chasing the bear and began to call the dog. Getting no response from the creature, and fear ing that the bear had killed or injured it, one of the warriors crawled into the log to search for 1t. When the animal was finally dragged to the light the wounds discovered on its body instantly aroused the suspicious of the Indians and they quickly began anew to examine the openings in the log. One of the warriors at length approached the opening, from which the bear had escaped and, filling upon his knees, endeavored to look with in. In the meantime the officer had dragged himself quite near the opening and now seeing discovery inevitable seized the Indian and pulled himself out of the log. A desperate struggle immedi- ately began between the officer and the Rarrior. Fortunately the officer proved to be much stronger physically and. neither being able to reach his weapons, pounded the Indian into insensibility with his naked fists. In the meanwhile the other Indian, with rife in hand. sought for a chance to shoot at the off, cer without endangering his companion. Intent upon this purpose, he failed to observe the scout who, having emerged from the log. hastened to cut him down with his knife.
 As soon as the Indian whom the officer had seized returned to consciousness he was compelled to crawl within the log. after which the officer and his compan- ion proceeded to fill the opening with sticks and brush, making barrier difii- cult but not impossible to remove. When this had been accomplished they hurried away and. making a wide detour, suc- ceeded in avoiding the Indian scouts and eventually rejoined their command.
 H. R. BRINKERHOFF.
 Col, U. 6. A.. Retired.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

her place as metropolis, warn that short end sure will be the contest in which the Louisiana town makes strife for su- premacy.
 Which, of course, is food for laughter in Manhattan, what has she to fear of that portion of the country lying west her island? The rest of the country, equally of course sees the exaggeration and boasting of the prophecy, but, un- like New York, is willing to concede that New Orleans is fast advancing in inn portance, and that her prospects for growth are of the finest.
 Her residents are awake to these pos abilities, and her board of trade, Pro- gressive union, and other commercial bodies are exploiting their town to the best of their ability. Atpresent activity is at high pitch. A correspondent of the New York World thus describes the place as it is presented to an observer: "New Orleans is buzzing like hive of bees. The Panama canal is looked upon as the alchemist that will make the gold. Some of the business men say that all they expect is to turn from New York the bulk of the trade with the isthmus; that, they say, naturally be- longs here.
 There is some reason for their dreams. When the canal is opened the port of New Orleans without doubt will profit
 
 are showing by their interest to obtain real estate holdings, that they have faith in coming great prosperity. Property is being sold at enormous prices, money that for years has been lying idle is now being invested. And this boom is looked upon as substantial; no Mississippi bubble.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

Ses. the Spanish architecture. the wealth of bloom and vine. all these ap- peal to the onlookef e distinctly for eign. unlimited States-y. He feels surs he has been dropped down In foreign land and . foreign land that he vanu to finger in
 There are. believe. but two cellar. ir the town. for the river being higher than the land. esIlars are not popclar. The houses are built up high above the norsas-nks sos.- rhefv is 70 p1aee @ hunhje tha< lt Iacn1 cafsfa1ly tnn1n1 hs10 eseesn1ing n hpg1gS 1uD1e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
Reforms and Special Virtues.

HOUGH sentiment tally we may regret
 m o d e r nizations, yet we confess that
 not a little of the old was d deplorable. Take. for instance, the dirt and rub bish of the French
 quarter. the garb- age cans and smells of that region. And one cannot but ac- knowledge that tho
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
v.. cru.A<s C. . Purp.

ROCHESTER N- Y- May 1s-Tim- othy CuIlinsne of Csnandsigua- forty five yezrs old was kiliei in inst vfI- nse yesferaay afterncca while af- tempting to jump o1 . trolley car He s1Ipprd cG the rear plnffsFn asd wss onAea ts . psIo V . usi18 e snenoo 1 oe eok.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

able have attempt ed to picture the
 quaint charm. the tropical beauty of this lovely town. but one to realize the charm a n d
 beauty must see for him s elf. The bright tiled roofs, the narrow streets bordered by homes whose life is lived out on the galler-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
Disappointed.

Luck never manages things iusi right" said the irritable man vhs dislfkes music Tt might just as vel have been the other vay around. but 1t vasnt-
 What Is the trouble nou,- '1y laughter vho plays the Dian< Aae . core throat anl ths ooe vko sfnu h1s . - nnoH.--Ne1nisstsa ooS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing between John W. Gaffney and Daniel E. CrOnan, under the firm name of John w. Gaffney X Co, is dissolved and the business will be continued by John w. Gaffney, with whom all settle ments of the company accounts will be made.
 JOHN w, GAFFNEY. 5-15-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

and there and take keen pleasure in
 the natural beau- ties, in the grace and good looks of
 the southern wom- en, in the glimpses of aris t OCT at vouchsafed, in the infinite humor of the darky popula- tion, in the French half of the town. in all t.h e tide
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
Past and Present.

V Oh Ao 6oAO Uy "befo' the wa" the clearings of t h @ banks of New Or leans exceeded the clearings of tn . banks of New York. The war set the place back;'.ibUt' now she is fresh and lusty again, eager to regain and add to her old pres tige.
 wo centuries
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
PR N M A N SHIP
 Prof. Ho11eye

fesches every p0pu . uE1oD . 4~4 rnpsa bcsluoo ban4 fa . eDED c = nr3vues lnuonu eu1 - fanu1A ~ kfnfs C pl1 UUgk eDetuon0 - 0D ntGnns 0ouoo C og3
 N4 nn11k UEn
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
Auntv Ants Antics.

Aunt Ant" said the little ant. Has promised to give me penny If will learn this-but can't: Has your poor old Aunt Ant any anten'
 .naer" Judge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
GREAT FUTURE PRoPHEsIED
 WHEN CANAL IS IN USE.
MAY oUTRIvAL NEW YORK
Strides Taken by City in Recent Years Tourists Complain It Is Los- ing Picturesqueness-0ld
 Town and New.

EW ORLEANS. Prophets there be that make prog nostication of the wonderful growth of this far southern city when once the Panama canal a T a W 8 tra fiji c
 through its short route from ocean to ocean. These prophets bid New VorE 1Ook well f0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
PENN VA. WORD AD VISA
FOR SHLlE.

EO2 SALE-Stors awnings and one rnays: Ry I be counter slab. Will be sold cheap if taken soon. Inquire leS hill stFees.
 9 5-l2.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

T oST-Lady's stick pin. between Audi L iorium and West Main strest or down the latter street. Tuesday evening. valued zs a menento. Reward fl returned e Democrat office. S-i2-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
Miscellaneous.

NoTlcE-Packsges delivered 10 any
 ~ part of ely for 10 cents. c.dsrs left at H. w. lakes drug store q South Main Street 5-it-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

EOR SALE-Two family house and barn, I lot one hundred feet front by l5o feet deep with frui, trees. on Tracy aveEue. will sell t at sacrifice. Call and sec us. The United States Land Corporation. i77 Bank street. Waterbury. Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

FoR SALE cHEAP-Fine large Onyx I Soda Fountain. l6 syrup faucets. 5 mineral faucets. marble counter. Large and small plate g.ass mirrors, counters. shelving. tables. Show cases electric fans, 3 horse, Holtzer-Cabot motor. 50 feet shalt ing. awnings. gas fxtures,t etc.. etc. The TurnbuIl Company. la9 East Main street.
 4-6-n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
FOUND

On the North Side of Green A good complexion, clear skin, healthy action of the pores. These can all be found by calling on Mrs K. w. Kleinecke at room IT Citizens bank building, entrance at 57 North Main street. Phone 107-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

EOR sALE-House and lot 43 Cossstt I street. Artificial sidewalks and drive. ways made and repaired, also general job. ping of mason work. Peter B. Carey. g Cossett street. Telephone 27o.2 4-i7.h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

EoR SALE $l .5co cash buys 75o bear Il ing peach trees. l-2 acre of strawber- ries. good buildings and plenty of wood. two COWS. 40 hens. horse and farm tools and 45 acres of good land i-2 miles from Center, at price to suit quick buyer. ]. E. Sandford, Real Estate. lo9 Bank St. Telephone l44-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

WANTED-Situation as general sxperi- " enced housekeeper. inquire No. 14l Cherry street. S-l3-2
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
WHQgED.

WANTED-Ceese Feather Beds imme-
 W d.ately. Highest cash prices. Ad, dress C. F. Dickinson. General Delivery, Waterbury. 5.i3-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

TOR SALE-House and barn. I5 acres I of cultivated and wood land. inciud- ing orchard. Frost Road. Mill PlaIn. two miles from center. 10 minutes from trolley. Inquire of E. A. Jessell. Adt's Photograph Gallery, 56 Bank street. 5- -1l-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

| OST--Part of watch fob with the in. A itials w. E. e. Finder please leave at this office 5.l5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

NEW ICE Cream Parior-Just opened as N 567 East Main street. Call Sunday afternoon and try a dish of delicious cream and listen to music bya fint class os- chestra S-3-lz
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

EoR SALE Saloon and full license. I bar fixtures and pool table in good business location. Good reason for selling. Inquire Timothy Brennan. 5i Fuller street.
 5-5-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
LATE WANTS.

EOR SALE-Two family house of ten I rooms. at 43 South Leonard street. For particulars call at 4o South Leonard street. 2nd floor. 5-l5b
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

WANTED-4 carpenters. good wages ''e 8 hours. N.%F. White. 83 Wind field street. East Nor walk. Conn. 5-i3-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

EOR SALE The desirable ono ia nilys U house of ten rooms with all improve ments. corner of Hillside and Central avenues, ono of tho best locations in tho city. will be vacant May i5ih Will sell cn easy terms. For particulars call on or telephone L. R. Carter. II East Main St.
 lo5.4 Office. 1853 Residence. 5-lotf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
About Town.

N 4 E .nS WANDER AND sRa her. her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15
The old Part.

WRITERS innumer-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

NOR RENT-o rooms. Cooke street. ' I rooms South Main street. Either of them are very choice. John J. Geraghty. Room 6. No. 1 East Main street. 5-I5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

EOR SALE Cart. harness and Milburn I wagon. Apply to Michael German. 46o South Leonard street. 5-l5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

WANTEc-The people 10 know If they
 " have not $7 for ton of coal they can get big bag of Otto, Coke from their grocer for a dime. 5-lo-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

Wo RENT-Tenement No. 356 Mill s.. II (2nd fioor) 7 rooms. Eugene Mar. tin. 97 Union street. 5-l5-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-15

WANTED-Contracts or jobbing by .
 " competent carpenter. all work prempt- ly attended to. Martin Soborg, 50 Cherry avenue. City. 5-e-u
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
BsS. ios S,see. Scr,nkIsns.

Idaho Springs, Colo. Arrii II. 1905.
The City CoaneaI will receive bids mp
90 eight O'Clock Thursday evening,
May sth. at the ossice os the City
Clerk. for spriuslEng the streets Of
the city for the year ending April
Is.. Iooo- Bids to he submitted for
doing The work by the hour The City
will furnish and keep IN repair a sprink-
ling cart. the Contractor to furnish . good
and snf5cient team and driver. Ali work
10 be under The Supervision and direction
OF the street supervisor. and to be satis-
factory to the Committee on Streets Of
the City Council. Work upon the coz
tract TO com aseoce a. soon As same shall
have been avaried-
The successful bidder will be required
20 furnish q good and sufbc1ent bond in
the sum of 10000. guaranteeing the
faithful performance OF the contract
The Council reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids
All bids TO be submitted sealed. and
marked Bids for Street Sprinkh ling
CHARIEs BRABDsTKrTER,
City Clerk
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
Co;orzso anz So~A<rn R'y.

On Apii Is,h 10 September goth. 'os
~r viii sell IS ride family curnui.sion
book b<;wren Idaho Springs and Den
yer GOOD for % GAYS at sfs.oo zach. also
SIMILAR redactions on other local points
We beg 70 4uuoance that the summer
excursion rates xill 90 into effrc; on
Msy 18TH. For farther information
kindly cal q; this ofscr.
20. SASpsTRox,
Agent
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22


Mineral Survey No. 1910
Denver. Colo. March 2. i~
NORGE Is hereby given ma, ths sris,ol ar. css-
p taei. whose ea.ieffes ssares. IS Dtrv.r Or
,seo, has apriee fer patent on Ser No. 1910 b.
er; Luets Boz; tssks Boy No. /. Lsesy Boy y
alnss sl.as y ne osso .ssf ana Cos Ss' pn sasr
.as u. 7. IS T. 3 y. si k 81 ?. Il. ssssas.s
slps siap LOBE.
beginrine At corner No. I whenee tssseess
sxi sec 10 hears 37o ss' ls-v sa6o :. r.. thsn1,r
q Eo.ss :. 10 cor Ne. & sh<rce Sc ~ iNf
s.ses .S C. g s 'siss: to s.sssas s '''
LUCKY soy No. iopE
Beginning a cor No I vAenor he &c, sas
Sc 10 fessS ~ - 1ooB - n, sh<n<e 81 ~
y 10 cor No :; shenes y ~ 800 n to Ger No.
tnenee 81 - 10 h TO cor No =: thence ger
Lpcxy soy 10. LODE
e,E,nnlne a. 90 NJ vhesce ne cor 81
iso \ 10 cor No !. iheace - $50 # ees " e.
= p,nIs 81 ~ >. isoo n % coz NoA; thence 81 sH'
Lucky por LODE
ssginnine At Go. Ne vAeses ths . eefsrr,
thence SO y IS n d CO.. NJ. Z. tssre.s q sH
II to Beginning.
IrcKY ~ ~ LODI
Beginning ., cor No I. yAeaes the co, aTs -
20 10 hears ~ a. y 11os-SA n; fhenet 81 -
z 70 cor No I: thence \ q Is9U n 10 asE5
meme 81 80 n 10 CO. Ne Z: tAeaes y ~
n - beginning
LUCKY Dey -. . EooB
e.&innine At Cor No vAsacs sl,e . CO.
So 10 bears ~ n ~ e q sAence asS
xes 70 cor 10 :. thence - y M n to CT
Meace 81 80 n . cor II Z; snsaee @s"
n . beginning.
Iosal ares Iods ciains, asea scrss. Aics|
efesns sur Noll1eD. SsanAae1 ~,
y location east6eaess q ~ sd elsns -
g 60 y ~ offtce cs - esH DIRK sns 49, ~
-, psGs -; lscky ~ Is q - IS. 80
! Icy - Ne !. boek -. paee -; lsrty ~
:. :. 80 lsS psC ~; lsely ~ 70 :.
C. n t003 Rsslse@ :
fs's' pss April J, ~ lss - June >. -
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
NJ sos Of Annual Meeting.

Notice reby given that the annual
me- he stockholders OF the
PiushsTg Consolidated Mining. Milling
and Tabn-i Company will be held .; the
ofic- 4 h. 1ompsny. No cas- Colorad
Ssreet. Idaho Springs Colorado. on
THURSDAY. April ~, 1905. between the
hours of on- and three O'Clock p. m, for
the purpo-. Of eiecting board of direct
ors to serve for the ensuing year and for
the trsns.etion OF such other business as
may properly come before the said meet
ins. W. NJ. LAIRD,
W. RKEp MccAEE President.
Secretary.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
o. coxr,e Yos want ,h< sAor. Lis<.

When goisE TO Colorado Springs.
P0rblo. orappie cre.t OF to Te.ss. then
take the Colorado a Sonthern IL. no,
ozly The Short Line be; oaers superior
sessice 70 ihes~ points Al trains fast
ard purcfuEi
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

A. TIE recezt election al Idsko Springs
The people ot the entire city voted fST
the aIdsruez for the several ~@fds- n
place of the voters Of each ward select
ing their osu alderman The plan
seemed satisfactory before eleciioa hEt
~her the r.sni; of the siectjoa sbo~ed
entire esf5zsn's ticket elected. tbe
fellows on the other tieset, are nov
bowling on The validity Of the election,
IN the hope that a ~av may be opened
so th4; each aud every ors may be given
a chance 10 capture the ofnces--Regis;eT-
Call
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
NOTICE OF FiNAl SETTLEMENT.

In N. nstses u the estate u Cssherin~ Cor. s.-
ceased
Notice heresy gsSsn- that on The tfsi tsy 81
NAY A D. 1879 h<inx os re eruisr tsys - the
Aarrh Il the County Court of Gear Creek.
Coslrfy :. fhe State Of Cosoraso.i l. John q. Rok<rrs
A9ririsrrstrg Of sail estate vfH srp-G hesors
he Js1xe os ssA CoarT. present ny hnai >~tfeneni
Is xseh A.r rrzy she srp~ossi Of the ssre
sus xfH thea asyay - sisehsees sach A.
-infstr.,or al -hich ti-e ana rtaer ary person IN
i-.eresf say srper an3 present oe jeciions 20 the
ss-e- aSe tse-r ~
Daaes q I3sho Sfrtsgs, Coiersdo. Ami ssh. 1856.
JOHN G.RORERTS.
Asrinist-s.oro Of essie Of Csfnesi.e Con sece.se..
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
MINING ApptIcArloN No. ter
U. S. Lsnsoscs.

~ nrfss SarSey Nc i7st7-
L. s Lsns oscs.
Denv<s. Coso.. AR. n 1906.
So.tcs Is h<retx eis~a that J. ~ Ireland sAos<
po<toskcs Is Las vex.s y. n. sns Johs:w. An4rr-
.on -hose possoe.ce Is idshe Srrfrkx. Coao<sss
s,s. .. = .s s.sr - a.. I iss s.s
,,e rc3 snA silver vfsA esrfacs Rvusaz 10 fses m
.issh siussez IN Cnrs; Jsek<oa Mining District.
Cieas Creek eosrfy. State Of CoiosA3o Ae 3~scyee1
IN ne risi ans fsis notes On fi< Ia this once. as
HARRISON LODE
SO fee, rms y. s-.y ~. .ss sss sret S. ~
r. fA<nce g. sees Ts.N fro~ stseosery shzss
s<sirnirr IT Cor. No. vhe.ee Ser 4 7 -
s... sh ;l.g. x. s.,,o @ 10 & H. re 8.
-. f17s. f~~s 10 Cor No rh<rce ssS e ISL
ID Z. 20 Cor No q fnsncs sso,e e inss n 10 Cor.
Ne S. rnenoe n. 7.sp e ses feet Cor. No. Q.
'henoe y. - ~ -. isi-is fest 70 Cor No.. l.. fhs
rlsce II e<gtnnfne.
ACCIDENTAL LODE
70 feet runs y. fr.V e. shenee KS feet n G' z.
.ns 80 feet s. s7eN rhenes ss Zee, seos' =
ys-.cs SK SEE AT IS. 7ss e'sr u. es.rs
% Co No !. ,s:ae. .TsN. xc f.., . CO.. No !;
rsssce Sseae - se<i so Cor No 4 thence s
esE Is. fee, 70 Cor No s: the.ce sses - n
| 70 Cor No g. thencs E7eU z. Gas sees 70 Co. No q
| she,ce HsE Sc feet 70 Coz No s. fbence n g =
$50 Zee, 70 Cor No the rlsce Of serfsnsnr
CoessinssE - ser>s esrresss errrrsirR znt es-
cto4sg en- coasics vr.h survey Sos x36 0x AK
lsos, ana forrs-r po-rioe os the +. IA Of Sex >
al ,os.,.o- se.-r ,eSo.sss In n yol ' ~ rsr.s >,
sas IL Of ths neepras Of os4 Creek csunry. Coo.
| ra.e
A.iosnIar eisirso,s e-ners Of ssose ne.;soae.
| sereys and S<vsi sns Aonseonery iesss
c. D FORD. pexr,er
Frs Put Arrn :. Last Psh June "a 1875
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

FoR SALE-The Idaho SPRING DAIRY
consisting of 40 milch cows. Sos seps-
rator. horse and two wagons. ten head of
hogs. milk cans and milk route. Reason
for selling. poor health. bargain If taken
ct once NICHOLS Bros
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Aiex Pei.rsoa and family have Tetarn-
ed from a zI-~eefs trip ihruzgA tse
South. where they visited ali OF t5e
prinesp4i CITIES Mr. Peter>on cer'sea
sres, beuehf fron the trip snd looks
quite ike himself 2ssir.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

]. +. Manning. editor Of the Larirler
County D~mocra, and Progress. ae-
ecmPauied by ]. NJ. Nzrdventer. hsve
spent the week IN this city in the
interes; of the latter magazine. Boih
gen;ieu,er are old timers At the business
and nothing bat success can ero~u
their efforts.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
Notice

The regular annual election of School
District No. S. Clear Greek county, Colo.
will be held on Monday. Nay 1. 1925. for
the purpose of eiecting one director for
term of ave years and one director
for the tern of one year to I'll vacancy.
as provided by Law. The polls Will be
opened between the hours OF O'Clock
and 7 O'clock p m. ., the Office OF CITY
clerk of the city of Idaho Springs Colo
rsdo. ROYAL r. GRAHAM.
Secretary School District, Nos
Idaho Springs, Colorado April s. 1905.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

DIR. Ida Ellis Bash. osteopsthic phys-
eian. is a graduate of the A. S. o.. KRIS
vile, No. under the personal instruc,ion
of the founder Of the science. DIR. A. T.
still.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

lanes Richard. .h0 hss t<eH eontnss
70 hss rooms Cot The pss, ~ months
-ifh an obstinate ez-c a droPsy, "a III
provisg ard with the retain Of sF-ing
~estae, bs.z<s so.sa 10 he able TO sosk up
some SUNSHINE
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Rev. Carl Ms;sou, ~ho with his SEX
wife IS living at Mrs. S~znsou's cottage
in Virginia canon. had boz Of groceries
amounting to 800 sen, to him by
sDme unknown friends which here
by is thankfully sckno~ieged-
Respectfully,
CARL MArTSoS.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Aboa; nine on; of ten school chiIarrn
have structural defects. Nov is the tin1e
to correct them to make healthy men
and women. Thev are easily corrected
IN youth. DR. !. Ellis Bush.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Thomas Black. an old time Colorado
Citizen. bat for the past two years
engaged ia business In ST. Louis, has re
moved with bis family TO this city. where
he has purchased the Eggies.on s,oek Of
groceries
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

You have been thinking Of consuItius
aa os'eopzih for some time You have
often beard Of the good work done Why
delay lougers
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Maternity cases taken by profession
al nurse. Prices. sio per week. three
weeks, S2S.oo. Inquire at 1914 Colorado.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

We sometimes hear uuiuformed p~opls
say: os,sopsthy Is all nigh, for soue
things. bat II can, cure fevers, etc. "
Os;eopzihy cures an y;hing tha, is curs lie
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22
FORFEITURE NOTICE.

10 As<ase AcDon1i4 an 10 Alfred tHr1<rsac-:
yos are s<rehy no,xes fha, s< have esrenes.sr'-
ine ea<h Of The years isos. lse. Iscs iss isf
ltc- 1893 ana 1884. one hunares 4nslsss 10 lshr az
lsrsoTen<sts u,ou sAch. the Daley ktrr" az
-Oniy hor< loses sitsA;e In paily ane Dssy
Minirg prxtssets. Covnfy Of Clear Crees Sfsx 4
Cocrsto. the Einzi io<xsaon cersifcses 9. sttf
are found of record In Books l25 ans i4I at rsess
tts sn- rsee respectively. 10 the ofxee Q; ~ n
eor3e' OF sAit county. IN os1er 10 hold sal. tis,s
an each Of then- sn4er the provisions a Sects
<. Of TIE Pevfsed SsAsuses os the rnisee Sstss.
ssd he sren1nenss thereto approve. JsrssD
iseu. eone<rnsns annual lseos upcs nrtng dsirs
rsnE rhe srcgnf required hoit saa ic.es sns ss,
@ ,hen fef the p<r5s en.se The ,hirrs -srs a.
Of D~eenttr Of ezch Of sai4 nerficees yezrs. Az
s1fnin ninefy tays from the personal s<rits ofns
noi,ee or within niuei~ 4sys AFTER the retBraif.
tfreof so2 faii or refuse Contribute your r-p,U
uon of s1ch esr<n1 tuses ans each Of ,her astc-
o~ne, soss Interest IN the Claims and each q. fs-
~ eeeont te properly Of the sutScriters yegf 90
osn<-s- ~ho hove maze The required esressfr;ss.
~ ihe terms Of sss scii1,a.
lsAho srsines. Colorado. January :. 1875
E. ~. MOSBpiPI
n. n. HASeElI
j. n. SHEPHERD.
Frs; ras. Feb. IIlasf rek. Nay Is. 1876
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Don, take long and expensive j1ur-
ney in vain search for health when VOC
NAV be cured a; home by osseopsihy
DIR. /. Ellis Bush. ii3s Colorado stress.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

See our line of Muslin underwear a
popular prices: also the styles in Pefii
coats BRAsH * FGxLAYxos.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Clerk books Of the Crystal Circle W
o W. have been left with Mrs. Nelx
Boyd. 1888 Colorado Street
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Garden ho=~ Ioc and up per foot
Gsn'isa 60 Il all kinds. LOWELL HD'w
Co
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Keep your bowels regular BY the
use Of Chamberlains Stomach and
Liver Tablets. There Is nothing bet
ter. For sale by j. ]. Sherwin-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Everything IN the SEASON. Gardening
toois nov. LOWELL HD.w. Co
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-04-22

Br.sh and Finiayson are showing very
exclusive lines Of dress goods patterns
only choice fabrics, for shirt waist sul,s
and Costumes at popular prices