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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Is After the prones in the Hive.

L liter \. b. Clark of the silver Plume
Silver Standard iavors 4 material depart
ure IN ihe mater of taxing idle pa'enie'.
mining pro. critics and saws in part;
"ore thing that greatly rr,arsi. III
dew. % sn.n' OF the mineral resources ct
nearly all mining districts Is tliat pat
nied clam r nill site can e held t.-
fefiniely without he owner doiHg an
work nr making ans Improvements apo
1. and IS a rrsui, iargc amount NJ terri
ory 5 kept from being developed which
= ight otherwise receive attention snt BE-
made 10 produce something.
sof course. il is an advantage in some
especis III ps'enieI claims may he held
vi bout working them. sirce consider
iale .nonnt e labor Is suppos. Il to he.
eff .ffn. b, fore patrn; en- b. Oh
tslnetl. but the prospeetor who Is nnabir
. get his claim pstvnted is rltc,d a a
disadvantage. as be is required a. prrf 'rn,
scer,liu amount OF labor annually up II
Or s,sn the risk OF losing 1t
"A change 10 our system OF taxation
wnul even things up little. The way
it Is row. the owners Of patented claims
or mil. sites tha, are lying idle Can hold
them by paying a very sai~li srinn' of
taxes upon them. while the man who
makes au Improvement of any kit Il h ;
TO pay penalty in the way Of higher
taxes. II Idle ,nlnirg claims ha to pay
a high rate Of taxation. the owners would
be forced TO DO something with tl.u
themselves or give some ore else
h,ncr They could not hold incin IN
idl~uess-
We presume that the Standard editor 5
intention in the foregoing article is ="
get after the fellows who goboie no tern
tory simply ard solely for speenls'iv :
purposes. holding !, AZ fancy pric- and
in a nyrssure standing in the VA of tire
chariot Of progress. hut a general law
insiictihs penalty upon the OWNERS 81
idle patented mining CLAIMS. mill sites or
even agricultural patents covering m'n
eral sections would work an injus'ic- in
many cases. Tske. for instance. The
poor prospec,or who had sncceea, d in
doing the $50 worth o. work required
bv s,aiu'e upon his claim and perf~c ed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

his title thereto AZ an addition Al expense
of moderate annual tax. he can hold
his claim until either able TO proprfi,
open /; up or obtain a satisfactory pric~
for it. 1t is safe to say thst III jority of
county is held by poor men. men who
either hold government title TO thrii
Claims or are seeking that end. The,
have endured priya ions. lahored in good
faith. and trust that SOM DAY they vii
real n fortune from the man With "
bank roll and the means TO mine in thu
right shape. Paleniinc ihcir property L.
a protection. under th- prvsent law. A
fusiy lie a rnrk injustice The lis, Of
worthy b lders Of atiutug claims who
would be injured hy general law. such
as advocated by the Sisnda-d. could 4,
grea;ly ex ended
It is dif:ical; TO adjust things IN this
world by statute. Hfeau-rs in every age
aud cline hav- fondiy imagined tina, 'hey
had the curc-all leading 10 the golden
age when e,eryI.ofy would be prosper
Gus ard ih,. All Heg individual coi.i peiie,,
70 be 4 cent. Bus SO FAR he latter sp,-
cies continues 10 exist aud absorb the
cirih nj iis increment Hosever. therr
) nothing ike try ying. ard the stsrdsrd
man NAV hold thu solution in tbs ore
rtsf,sc, a least.
Thc tsxa,ion Of mining properties is
d-hsrult matter at the rs ard il hrn
puzz'sii Co ofadn s9lons not little.
rhe diff 'riis arises ffopi the ciianging
v4ln. ~ mines. Pfaneriies that at on.
period may pay handsomely. at Other
times NAV show balance upon ih,-
wrong siie or lie ledger. And then
there are the many properties wiiicii.
through lnads qusts deve'a pu-ni or .tiier
ctuses. never have paid prs,; Ties.
.r5lli-n- h We ieen drivsd intoai .hff.i.
ert siHe-, the r. suit being VIII / may b.
isrnei compr.,n1~e Lac. which taxv-
lie annual rr due ion s'.pve a certain
and the scr-ag TIL Won 4 seem To-
cover every hing in sigh. bat The stsu-
dard usaa s.'uid top tire ed fi,e by taxing
people who either will not u eau not
- a1iis rate tier mining cisims or
mill 1T $. la usny Cas- this would
lie STAT nisc,,ion pure and simple.
and ths question is, would II no; fr,ghien
more people ihsn it would bet, liz
The If'ea OF hesvtis ,xsHg idle mining
properties Is no a ne~ "n-. ny the wss
AS Henry George ss.me wars ago. in
Progress and p vcrts. startled the polii
ic ,l economists bv advocating the s.nfe
method with Ill u fused land. TIE sryu.
ment was cnticing. ard -vru at lis day
Hrnr, e,eorg- has n,a,iv followers
That H.. re- ase ansn, v.lu,bie mineral
e.ts,es in TINS county beng held simpl,
and soiei, for speculative purposes -
~eil known 10 those couyersant with
c 'pdi,ions. They are not confined To
any one district. Their operation would
add to the activity and wealth of th,
coua'y IS Who'll !. and we join uith the
+, ditor of the SIAN lard in trusting that in
some way the owners thereof will eith-r
start them up or give some one else a
living chance
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
FOUND OUT At LAST.

How you can save 33I3c
to soc on every dollars
worth of merchandise you
buy in our line. Buy of
us. We are closing out
at cost and less. Come
and be convinced that we
do just what we say. The
once Which & Jensen store.
c. w. DADY, Mgr.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

y The stockholders Of the Idaho Springs
Cold Pr ,lucing COMPANY held their an
nusi meeting at the c smpany's Office in
ehis city. ON Monday last. Among those
ottensiiug ~rr- President W. c. Mar
shall. Wee Prrsi,lcn, u " I.andis.
treasurer ID .niel H. Pf,u,z Messrs II C.
Keif<r. B Mccain. " H. Flu and
Mrs.. r. W M~rt,ncai- The report sub
lifted by the m.nager J. c Hull. vas
pproved The Off ers and direc ors Of
he past year were re-eiect-d. II was
unanimously decided TO vigorously pros
cute the work OF driving the Torpedo
nunel into Chicago mountain.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
e. d. FORD. Register.
pub iafe %. last aug 81 1886.
MIN lyti AppLi,ATION no ip.


Nia-ral survey ~. IItas
ID. =. tand Once
Denesf. Ca9.. jan. Ia irr.
Notice is hsrebs given iha; Park Dlshfu,s by L.
=. U iFfhiii his attorney y tlrf whose gustaffce
rs i1ahu ~griHEs Cn'u has m tif rpiica ton Tor a
,aisrt tor if.i afineafft a.. Allies Ms1 tstr bear
x - ami silver. the beng sEsi-a ct "a
md ~ ~ iia TN s-'r,rfv shaft There n
sttt uifsle srott4 - i+st Boo silih. sft7tsie in
Gfts< Nsiiey HiniuE ii-ttlct. Clear 'fFek county.
state II tnln-ain an i-.fl IN i'e plat and firiI
nsses tt'. 10 tbi~ afiee ipil w. VIZ
Hs4tnNHe at SO "fs sEhenl The H e Eitr SET T.
5 f3 % NJ 'fh 81. bears IS - aIEpl
o.. thfnc- . u r fHt 70 IA . theme az
tif1.a & "a p -+erue i' IN II 80 rr 10
'h4Hee o t4'e inst-a q ia cor no l. tie place OF
heginuinP.
t.'HlaiHing 80 seres. .espfeSsiy excepting ani sx
ciu ting al riiuiiit.f Riia Ms. ssl. llgT
tisiss An 1861 1852 anil tus LlE.hsih iss r. un-
suryss.s. sri tsrai x pnrtiBr 81 iih uHsahlivlsj
% 2 s. - " - 'itr STR 3 ant m. = 1t ..
{ s.fsa = Of Tie f't = n said ile4illn hsing re-
- tfs4l IN Tsi - p si3 ~ the 'rsnris e clear
f-ferH cnBHiy. oiBfaEts.
Aiti Hifz clsrmsats. sisnrrs Il aissee named
SURVEYS g FORD. Rr.slsser
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
asA iN".APrLitAi4oN M. iess,.
Mineral Survey No. i7o1s.
L. s. Land Office

L. 8. Land Office
Denver, Coo, August IL Iao5
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of the
ardsnn whose l,,,sfffce is Idaho springs. Colorado
has made application far patent for i5f, linear
feet on the t,reat Center and Good For Nothing
iodes ls,aring gold and silver with surface
ground ish feet in with respectively, situate I'm
Virginia Mining DIS riet Gear Creek County.
state Of dorado, aud described in the pat and
field ntes IN file in this office ~ follows. viz.
GREAT CENTER LODE
ilo ieet n 24e INV aud 1890 n. $ 3l' lie from
discovery shaft.
Bsgining ut cor. no I. whence the Z IA cor.
lee. - 7 Is, x ~ of the 9th y. m. bearS s9'
"a s4a.s n th-uc, tao i6' lh0 f. to cor no.
lha IKE 100 Il. cor. no. 1: theme. ato he
$50 IT, to cor. no. l. the place OF beginning
coon FOR NoTHINi LODE.
81 II. n sS and Ii5n L. a ~ " from
month II .isroverv asiit
Beginning at car. |. whence The e ii C !.
ssc. =. 7 Is. - the tith y. M. bears So
l6 ny y = q thenre 40 sS ~ l;tu n. to
no >; theitfe 81 l. ~ s5U II to iib. . thence
n - ~ $40 Il. a. cor no. g. thence Is = $50
Il. To ear. no. ]. the plare oi beginning
IoatatIftne 81 acres expressly -Ncei ting and
exoluiing all cputif with surveys nus. bs7. liai
A, bas, As1, HE'S ii6tii 1929 1890 and form
ns poriioi.ef the uHslbdtvined Twp. s.. Range
q " Of the 9TH principal me idiAn. said l'sca-
tiau bsiag recorded Ia vols - aud ! ~ pages In
and 6a spcciireiN 81 the fe of,is Of Clear Creek
F.HiHty. colorado.
Aiiainins claimants owners of The above
toned survey.
c D FORD Register
First rub, Aug. 70 last pun, oct u 1870.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Noticc.

Ladies wanting Undressing. shampoo
ing. fac III ssase. scalp treatment. ETC..
call nPon Mrs T.. ]. Flu ,e, 1925 Miner
st'eet. Alsl Manicuring for ladies and
gsntlemsu
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Teachers Examination

An exsuiua,i, IN Of applicants for tea
ehers' certificates for School % strict No.
5, clear Or ek county, Colorado, vii lie
held at the Central building in Idaho
Spring On Friday and saturday. Sep
,euibef s, I'd and Ioos-
The tEst session will comm nee On
Friday at a IN Flu thcr inform ,lion
given aPon application t. the Secretary.
loaN e ROB RTs.
Pes ard OF Dir c ors.
MRs VI A. BowMAS.
Secretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Recen, inventor, bfngs to light lot
of mrn',. aides and childreu's shoes ,
also u1sns sni boys sui IN netrly al
sizes, ard 'hese goods will be sold at
actual ISL A BRoSTRoM.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
4 Card to the Public

Having purchased the interest of MI
Eckstsdt IN the firm Of Eek stedt & Bros.
from. desire to thank our former pat.
rons aud solicit a continuance of their
patronage | will at all times endeavoi
to Keep nay stock up to Date and meri,
the friendship of alt.
Respectfully.
A. BRoSTRoM.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Jacob and Benjamin Cohn, capitslis,s
of Port Huron. Michigan. have been in
the camp this week inspecting their var
Gus mining properties.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
MINING NOTES.

The Little Matte cunip>uy's new pil >
line is 10 y. install d Il uree. II Is to b.
built ef 10 - and Ia-iuch gauge steel
pipe. di.me,e- a to 81 inches. II will be
about mile in leagth and buried as
protection from the frost 1t is estimated
that soo-h. p will i,e developed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Adolph Nelson
Idaho Springs. Colorado.

Senator H. l.. Roberts spen, the week
Il Silver Plume where he has many in
erests both mining and commercial.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

If you would know how
to save see the line of Dry
Goods. Shdes and Furnish
ings offered at the once
Which & Jensen store.
Everything at cost and
less. c. W. DADY, Mgr.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

The Hudson m'n this wee,; finished
cumming on l-rse lu- If IRE from the
Refugee min- and he err bins are now
fillej ~iih another winch will he started
In turn The mill has been running
on ore from the Old Town, Treasure
fault and B-lman mines, and has been
living complete satisfaction.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

y y
still be urclesn. Good
health means cleanliness
not only outside. but in
side. II means a clean
stomach. clean bowels.
clean blood. a Gle an
liver. and new, clean,
healthy tissues and f.
bers IN every organ of
the body. The man
who Is clean in this
way will look il and act
IL He will work with
- ~.t .I....f. -t.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
hlNISG APPLICATION so 49,
Ninerai wy No. liesi.
Z 5. tAsp oFIicE
n..-.,a. G.,lafss. Ina

T. ;. IaSp oFIicE
Dwaxet. Caofaio. Jus y isf,.
Nix . i,srs}s gwen shai IN regssa.sg.s si s's
M ais4sa iairi-g aa1 /. lHHg Company b. " L.
ls,rs- fs attorney iH fact tV.e sssI.ee Is Idaho
81 Hrs foiy-aio has ma5s aqglea tiin 20 fiffht
pr ia zitsitiS linear fsst esreciv.y On The Nom.
iaj ssefae Ncnh Aaefl - h-ng Ia ie-i ;
81 - " an3 81 rs tset st - ' lifenef \ "
10 - = rec, fffn aisras~F slsff tia=rflsr- With
s.rr4aa p AMI l isse IA lfh eleA Situate ln
pissssli Naiitv f.irtng p1.'. Ct. af'rin 90 .,
f ktaif 80 afaa H. 4li.rt ii Iia stat an4 hsij
aafrz ri TIE In tiis ,iiits as isiaoss VIZ
NORTH AaIHirA LODI,
aria, 81 Gov No. /. -heuc. fns COZ
- fpT aSR7gW W ni fhs 5s'' tesfs - \"
az ? - 80 fsri. ih.nes : ~ w. a3t"s = 70
or = . tb-nts : 81 - W aSlr q. nof. No =.
ne 81 EiisnGq feef sse.r ". thsres ~
~ ~ = fret COZ No :: ihen.y u ~ EaSsi'
fe.i ar No. 8: thente ~ " Ia - 81 . cor
" fhe riare oi usg haiFs
GERMAN AMERICAN LOpE
. 5ssag y "a - and iios :, hrirg 5 - 81 W
if0a 5scDSTry shalt
a. -sis~ :, er sa. / ~hsrc' 'h- W - cor.
So laTsS W % the Gih Q. % tFtts y. - -
ff asisg d fe.. if,-fee < - " if4s Il 80 cor.
" .tenc. ( - IS Isi H 70 "a faf. No ..
t-ag- a. 81 Iise Il. 10 cor No. O. ihtnes =
u IS III 81 u coI No 1. me Ilzee - hss nn'Hs.
.flatfn ay o gss scre< ssrfesslv esresiiaR arl
.ss ii., sii ~ounci Nth surveys sns- - a iws
sna t#f4s sns forming rt5riion of hF ursHtjtst4s
Tar 5 R.nge - W OF the Gth rfinftfat nefiiisn
s. ms being feclriet N vol -. rage idA
li i-. feeofss ot Gilpin eoHnty- C0lofaia.
A. ming claimants owners Il surveys Nos. ~ 4
ii11 sas Its2 ani i6lis
T. d FORD Register
fi Pub. juls -. ls-t SEPT - iisls.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Company. irr0. Sfroehic and
Sons, q Andrew Anderson
Defen lants
Notice is hereby gwen that a certain
decree was reuderd d aud en- erei IN said
action on. to-wit, June ,, 10 S; hat GET
tain oraer of sale WAS issued out of ard
under the seal OF sod urt in said action
on, to-Veit, Angus 10. IooS:'hsl in and by
stid decree u a. tdi .dec,l thai the sum
of s.9SS. y ,sSo 1, < asatI ui $50 an
a TOT isey' :, Zee aud the sum OF sI7 t}5 costs
were due TO said Plaintiffs ffoai said lie
feudant, he Bevtha Cold Mining and
Milling COMPANY. and ju igurnt wa
duiy rendered and entered ,nete or: that
in and BY said decree certain mort a e.
Il, ,sefihed IN the compiaint ~ sud ection
was decreed 20 be forerlossd and the
sheriff Of said Clear Greek County was
urds re AID directed 10 SILL at public
suci on tHe morleaged premises de-
SC Il - follows. town.:
I. l. n.inil cred one T., Two ~, Tir -
til. Fur l4l. Fiv- 81. Six 81, 5 ven
i7l, Etthi (sl aud Nur to4, N b. rk
'nHh ned One "a af The ,ty (frucriy
rosilt Of Idaho Springs. Clear Gtres
County, Colorado. arc ling to The atiic
tdl pat aud sufvev tnereni.
Thetcfore. uudef and o., vi'tn- of said
thet g.. I. Audrew SaH ib-rg. sheriff al
SAID Car Cte-k Canrty, viii Gn satur
day. tie seronl aat # ~vpiemhe~ Io'5.
70, the hour nt qnrrter pas, ten o'elors IN
the forcroon Il said d'y 1t the from
door uf tnr posteii.ee IL the Guy uf iiisiio
ipri 81. ~ he County Of Ter Greek
ard tate # CO atadl ell the above dc
crihed properly ~ - much thereof as
NAV .. ~, cessars To make aud satisfy
ard SUN II sass II with Interest. Gusts
snd ,sSp-f Sc oi sale 10 the hignest and
hes; bidder for ei,-i.
D4sd "a Georget ssn. Color do. Aug
ust n, 1925.
AsnRitw SANnHrse.
Sheriff of Clear Geek { unity. Colo
rado
ERsIS = grGESsfTTTR
Ai:or'es for Piriniiifs
Isl :ua Aug -. ltst pub Srgi ,. oS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

TO CURE n SOLC ONE OAV.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money If il fails TO cure E. W Groves
signature is on each box 25 cents
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
Z - I-If'I NF1flIFT1
Denver, Colo. June -. 1905.


Denver. Coo.. juno 10 1905.
Notice is hewhy given thfi in pursuance II the
Act of CongfesS lprrtsea Nav 10 ~. George
ialnmintFf whose psSioftcr Is Idaho Springs.
Colorado. has made application tor pitest 100
linear teet on the SuHnVsite inie. hsafing ead and
silver. the trinE is g 81 ) " an1 1t - Il
- e! IN hsuer af;i.fp II u r; thence "a 10 II
ae' - tmm discovery shaft thereon. sith sutface
ground Ii0 feri in width situate In Grass valley
mining district q -af Cteak County. state Of Colo
raip, aui describe > ihe plat and heii tie
in this office folinNs. viz
beginning ~ COZ NJ l. whence the IL cor sec 7.
So :. 81 the dih hears s. 20 " 7ai.
~ 'here- +fS ii - ii n tn cor >. thence
u dsa n Il % g hence n Ss9 : 20 ej Il
10 cor M T. hence n sj' - lsH ~ so etf no :;
thence ~ y e rs y II T. thence ~
dli a Fl 10 eur 7 ti1Hnfs 'a' ~ - u to
cof na = t'o--s % ~ - i3lI2 fi To COT no !. the
place Of beginning.
,ontaiataE 4'- 1erss. expressly Excepting ani
eN'luss all cniifliCt with Nos. Is 8 an 1926.
aud farming portion - the Y sec - ; r - "
ani - af sec - - " - tie Ssh p ircippi
msriilait- Sail locttinn tene recorted o. vol I5s
cage zii, a he rec, rds ~ Clear Creek county.
Go ''fain. Adtniti claimants IT the
lhoSe named surveys.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Leave rfaer~ for ha,r goods with Mrs.
L. J. iiuk- 1928 Miaer str~'t.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
H. o Alien. the dentist.
Notice Of Foreclosure Sale

In the district
Court Of ih.-
St te of Colorado. - Firs, Judicial
Clear Gre ek County District II and
for Clear Creek
County, Colo
rado
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
A CLEAN MAN.

Ortside cleanliness is less than half
the battle. A man may scrub himself a
i,ze,, t,.v,ez . ,fav, aud
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Ice delivered daily. G. IL. Cnrnow
phone Black osS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

thoughts.
He will never be troubled with liver,
lung. stomach or blood disorders. Dys-
p-psia and indigestion originate in
unclean storachs Blood diseases are
found where there Is unclean blood.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

John T. McClauahan. G W.
S,;ffler and Albert George.
Plaintiffs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26
MlNlNG APPLICATION No. 1855

Firsl lnb. A,lg. ~ last pun. OCT p 800
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

Consumption and bronchitis
mean unclean lungs. Or.
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery prevents thee
diseases. 1t makes a mans
insides clean and healthy.
II cleans the digestive or
gans. makes pure, clean
blood, and clean, healthy
flesh II docsn make the
flabby fat OF corpulency,
but the flrm flesh OF health.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

II restores tone TO the nervous system,
and cures nervous exhaustion and
pros;ration- It contains no alcohol
to ,neb.iate or create craving for inJun-
ous s,iuiulanis
Nj. Johu l. coughsuour. Of Glen savage
6omers-t Co. Pa writes Ny npt,etite was
unusually poor. and weak aud
Gus a. thongh had been starved for fsiouths
Ny heart kept throbbirg continually aud -aa
shorr ct breath. Finally wTutr 10 you fof ad-
vice aud *ou iuforncd that hzJ Indigestion
and torpid liver. did net tiiink yuzss Gag
uosis was right. but ordered sta bottles OF
Golden Medical Discovery from yos4 anti began
sts use. sf.er using three bottles began to itn-
prove slowly and soon ~cilt 10 sork. and have
b-cn working ever since -
Constipation is the most unclean un-
cleanliness DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
lets cure it. They ueve. gripe.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-26

The Bertha Cold Mining aud
Willing Co,nn Tine ID T.
Wykoff Lunbr and Mining
Company. trt0. Sfroehlc Hnd
Sons, d Andrew Anderson.
Defen lants.
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WRITE US a LETTER

freely and frankly, in strictest conf
dence. telling ,is all your troubles.
We will send Free Advice Gin plain,
sealed enyelope). Address: Ladies'
Advisory ADVISORY Dep. The Chattanooga
Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. < !;
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: MUSIC.

The Je" lave NJ old tradition that when
the world was done,
And God from his work was resting, he
called to him, one by one,
The shining troops Of the aAgels, and
showed then the wonder wrought,
The Master ask ed Of bis servants what
they of the vision thought.
Then one white angel, dreaming DER tho
marvel before him spread,
Bent low in humble obesance, lifted his
voice: end said -
"Ono thing only 10 l4cking-praise from
tho now-hora league,
Tho sound Of q halle u.iah by The great
creation sung.
So God creet te, .Eii.ic-the Voices OF land
and sea,
And the song Of the stars revolving in
one vast harmony.
Out Of She deep uprising, out from the
ether sent,
The song of the destined agos thrilled
through the iirmInent.
So tho rivers among the Valleys the ;nur-
mur Of Wind-swept hill,
The seas and the bird thrilled woodlands
utter their voices still;
Songs Of stars and Of waters, echoes of
vale and shore,
The voice Of primeval nature praising
him eyermore.
And the instruments men have fashioned
since time and the world were young,
With gifted fingers giving the metal and
wood q tongue,
With the human voice translating the
souls wild joy and pain,
Have swelled tie undyipg pmo, have
1aised the immortal strain!
-Rubie r. We vhurn
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
WIFE IS TOO MEEK.
W. oman Should Assert Her Rights--TIer
Rights Wife.

him up before the mirror, SO that he
can see just the kind of animal he
really is!
The easier a wife is with husband
like that, the meaner he will treat
her. Meekness and docility are all
right in their time and place, but the
thing for the wife with thoughtless,
Indifferent husband to do is to "go
for him in dead earnest with the
sharpcst Of sharp sticks.
This poor woman should assert her
rights-hcr rights as wife.
AS wife she has the right to her
husband 8 protection and love; the
right to perpetual kindness at that
husbands q hands; the right to be treat
cd with d. delicacy and tenderness q
thou sandfold greater than that with
which the florist handles the rarest
flower or the goldsmith the most ex-
quisite gem.
Such are the wife's rights; and
when these rights are ignored or for
gotten she would not be at all back
ward in letting tic husband know that
she fully realizes the situation; that
she quite clearly understands the
fact that she is not getting what be-
long to her; and that he must either
change his tactics or get another
place in which to cat, sleep aud play
the brute.
1t is too much to hope thst the
husband in question may SEQ this ar
t:cle and may be moved Immediately
thereafter to do one of two things
tr cat his wife botter or go out and sell
himself to somebody for q hog2-
G egory in New York American.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1905-11-08
Not Very Easy.

The late Patrick A. Collins, mayor
of Boston, studied law at Harvard. A
Harvard man said of him:
"Collins liked to see d wife, treated
literally and reasonably. On the sub.
ject Of household expenses, I heard
him tell committee of women o,oe
about certain homo missionary
movement. In this movement every
participant was to contribute dollar
that she had earned herself by hard
work. The eight Of the collection Of
the dollars oa!ne, and various and
droll we're the ssories of earning the
money. Ore woman had shampooed
hair, ano ,oer had baked doughnuts,
an other lad secured newspaper sub.
scriptions, and 80 on. The chairman
turned to a handsome woman in the
front row. '.,. T..
Now madame, it is your turn,
he said. How did you earn your dol.
lar?' .
"'l got it from my husband she
answered. - ~ -. =.
ESQ: 5aid be. From your hus.
baad7 There vas no hard work about
that?' w. .. -. ...&,. ~
F. The woman smiled family. -. =:
"'You don't know my husband, .
she said" ..,-s ....-......