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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

ehurc hS,wi1orka md III ~ sdneat tonIby
prinosly I'M, lnaot q sindivi dpals but|
% inltitutio Ions. "a Ill Tho history ot
ths world 10 Ind The Same Attempt ot
3oppressors 70 hind e. themselves such
leaders 81 the silken strands 81 favots
done 70 their instlt on. Men Who
would have scornsd : personal bride
have been won over 81 this hypocfit.
tcal show Of interest ID good cause
and have become the apologies for
the oppressors, hecause they believed
that man who could do such generous
deeds could not be bad mon. And II
ways the good cause va damaged, for
tho massee Who hated the oppressora
could not disting utsh between the good
cAuss and the misguided individuals
who represented II. The institutions
that wish TO reach the minds and hearts
Of the people must be above the sus.
pioion Of faint, and they cannot b
that II they are under obligations 70
the opprsssors OF the people. .5; s Is. !
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ., 1905.

The Sta,buck Times <(Rep.) speak
ing of the proposed state agricultural
implement factory Gays: =:
''lt il not only practical and FEAST
BILE sut is highly desirable aud will be
universally demanded by the people
OF the safe the moment It 10 brought
to their attention. There 10 NO ex
cuse which u memoir representing
an agricultural district can offe'
Tor not supporting this bIll. Il l.
8 wholesome and necessary piece VI
legislation. ~ r -t
Strange that the republican papers
are not talking of "regulatlnK" the
Harvester trust, instead Of adopting
the "crazy .populistic doctrine" Of
government ownership of = competing
establishment.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
3 60 Estl r'alil,'sl &
TOWN NJ or q ,E d

EzSzss TOWN or GENNnAaEE. s.zS
% Ear ohannsl 81 son 70 Albert
Olson, LOT 2, sec. q d 200. I
I N 81 Gunild Olson "a Fred 10.
sneterson, 4 I Of MI sec:: g g AZ.
$500 :.s=S
sss a.. -Probate= Court 3tos Mathew
Wheeler :, q /, sw} Of q !, and LOT !,
sec. 2. 81. 2s.3
*:8. TOWN or sWILLMAR.
MS Mar. Is - Frank &; Handy 10 Paul
HI Roise, ct 81 ne}. lots ! and 2 net
Of q !, nee. q, 4O0. s =Y
Paul 3. ]: Roiso Is E. w. Clifford,
8 Of NED, lots and 2, net q set !, sec
IS, $4,000.
. 3.. .... VILLAGE OF ATWATRR. s$.E= IL.
Mar. 20 Ola Anderson 10 John F.,
Moord, lots 3, 4 80 and g, 81, a,
$500. 5.5: i. .=.:=. szs.,.
Mar. l4-Louis Moltn to Margaret
Sanderson, lots 8 and 9, b. 3,
Salter's ID add, u, 400. 81. I- ss.4. 8
VILLAGE or RAYMOND. > ..... II.
Mar. 20-August Zenk "a Peter; o.
Peterson, Ell Of lot : bl. q. $50. s2=> Isl
ID August Zenk to Peter O. Peterson.
lot 2. bl. 4, N. % II OF lots Il, 2, 3, 4
and 5, bl g : - =....:... - L. ,...
Il Mar. l8-Hermsn w agner to Peter
0. Peterson, parts OF lots i, 3, a
and S, bl. 8, 500 4 4. z,s ,s n. ..z. 4 ..:*ss
: & CITY OF, WlI.I4MAR. IT. :. !.. +, .
Mar, 2l-P. q Parsons Jr. to. Ole
E Slelten, lots l =, 6, 8, land g., bl.
|, PArson's Subd. $475> S.. <s;." -:
Mar 24Andrew O. Hildal to John
McC trteo.a lot And N. 10 It OF lot 8,
bl. SO, u, $50. **. .$ <. .*>.s
Mar. l3-Lara Halvorson to Andrew
Larson, lots 8, $40 and II, bl.s 1876,
I'd add: 1, q, 100. .= Il *,:..E. :.
Mar. l8-Olof A; Ferring to Ole E..
Ja.mstad, lot 4, bl, I, Ferrlng's add ,
1920. r. 49, >>.%..s.,, ~ s5a :, :,
T.. TOWN OF LAKE LILLIAN. : ~
Mar 18-Chrlstina Anderatrom ct
al to William A. Troeen, Ct OF nw}
swt Of net, sec. "a, lot 4, sec. l3, 1873 :
81 L., $3.50. 49,, -. :
=! TOWN OF FAHLUN. T. >. g.
Mar. l3-Mat,s Ltnman to C ustai
Williamson, set OF set, sec. 30, 40 D.,
SlO5O.: .>-..-.2... - '>s:: !
- TOWN OF NEW LONDON. Z
Mar. l5-William J. Libby to d aniel
Harris, sw@ Of s~@, sec. II, 40 y,
$500. ': tx s@: :. =. IN. =,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
~; ::t- :. j.; Z. 81. 30 4 9
CosAtC Horror

The two inhnities Of Kant did not
chill or hurt him, but his fearlessness
Il shared by few. Only Tor q short In:
slant, at best, win most persons con
sent to look open eyed at any clear I'm.
age Of fate or Of indnity. Scarcely 4.
friend Of mine will look steadily at the
clear midnight sky for q minute in. si,.
lence The freezing of the heart fol:
lows; the appalling shudder at the.
dread contemplate ton OF infnity which
may be- called Scosmic horror, Is more
than can be endured. Sc II those stars are
absolutely and positively Infinite then
there Il no up OF down, and they knew
no beginning. win i have no ending.
With any such staring gorgon OF fatal
i'm the surcharged attention Is shaken,
and the chemistry Of common life
:0eizes upon the liquid crystals with
avid hunger. George ": Gould, u. ID,
IN Atlantic. &. | .5..z|s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
Settlers Rates to Points in the
TOlfheaSf

On the first and third Tuesdays Of
each month, January t, April in
elusive, the Chicago Great Western
Railway will sell one way tickets to
points in Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Kentucky. Louisiana, Mississippi,
North aud South Carolina, Tennessee
aud Virginia q. very low rates. For
further Information apply to any Great
Western agent or J. P. Elmer, G P.
A., Chicago, I'll. -. .n,:. 4S.l3
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
= scotch P.rson's clever Reply

So Seotco q aEe0n u CleveF4 NeDly. 5S#
When musical Instruments were first
used In the services of the Scottish:
churches many strict sabbatarians OBJ
.Jected Is the iniqu itous proceedings
One Of these persons. on meeting the
minister some time after lea wing the.
kirk" because of the introduction 81
q harmonium, ssaid with 4 sneer, We'll.
and how .is your tanner getting ~ y q.
IA tanner was vim owing machine.
resembling the bellows So 10 organ ins
IT. working. Oh splendidly an
sswered the rev erend gentleman. .1t'sa
Just keeping the good corn and blow;
.inS the char away paro NomNnte..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

8 thEE >
The funniest thing about the H appy
HooliRan' show which appeared 81
the local opera house Monday evening
WAS that 90 many people. paid Z whole
dollar to aee It. The promised tons
=of gorgeous scenery = and Tito "erra, d
electrical display" were both oo,-
.spicuous by their absence and g II 8
company which on paper numbered
40, al told, In reality aggregated
about 20, some Of them counted txice.
Most OF the Jokes told were hoary
with age" and the singing, tho some
what catchy, lacked that spirit and
harmony 90 essential 70 make 4
musical comedy success. The only
r'deeming features about the whole
thing were the magnificent costumes
and especially the splendid music
furnished by the Heestrom orchestra.
AZ Z sequel to the somewhat sen.
sati0nal elopement In which Mrs.:L
w. sandbsrg figured 30 prom nently
. short time ago, Mr.. Sandberg has
now commenced IN action for divorce,
on the grounds OF adultery and drank
enness. II an answer TO the com
plaint ID died within 30 days the case
will be aired at the next term ofcourt,
otherwise It may come up for the
courts confederation ct any time.
Mrs: B.: Miller is. the guest OF
Minneapolis friends and relatives.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

DR.. Washington GLADDEN., pastor OF
the First Congreg ational church o,
Columbus, OHIO, aid moderator OF
the general conncil OF Congregational
churches of the United STATES, In 4
sermon delivered last Sunday dis
Gu. sed the gift of 600, 600 made b,
John D. Rockefeller 70 the American
board OF missions. He said;
The money offered to our board OF
missions comes out of Z COLOSSAL e..
late, IT which the foundations were
laid in the most rApacious manner
known TO modern civii,z ation. s zs.s:.
.'& 1.-The United StaLos government Is
now engaged IN. . strenuous astemp
to ferret GUS and punish this 1pjustic.,
and tho people OF the UniteQ otatee
have q tremendous bAssle on their
hands with The corporate greed which
has intrenched itsolf In this strong
hold and mas learned TO use the rail-.
ways for the oppression and spolIatlon
OF The people. . :. *.stt5 4
'.Anu now, on the eve Of this battle,
they are asked to accept . great gilt
from the man who moro completely
/ Ia a. any other represents the ., stem
they are summoneu 70 tight. 81 III
%. Il hope tney are not mean enough
j TO take mir money and then turn Aruund
ana light HIM. / hope they are not D.
fxithleus to their Oblig ati0ns % to
#take$h his money and shut their mouths
or become his sp0l0gists.
''We do not want tnls man . money.
/ To accept II will be to work the con-
tempt OF millions Of honest men; I'd
reiecs It will strengthen our churches
Ia the affection and respect Of millions
who are inclined TO doubt whether the
schurches:lUye God more than nam.
mon. 3 1s3 n II. 5. 4, u 5- Il
CUR missions will be richer and
6 stronger without It than with 49, and
+ we shall lose n0thing By our 10y alt,
to the thugs IN seen and eternsl. ''.sss
Well AND justly spoken. Il tske.
courage for : msa g oppose ths &c
ceptance Of such a;lsrge sum Tor sucl
such : worthy cause. But y il n.css
sary that II be done. q I'll the dan
gerous uses 70 which : monop,,li.
csn put his money the most uanxsrou,
because he most in.i dious II This y :,
/ 81 rinninz the fsvor5 q tbs lsaders + i
=. +iFFt
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

The most important bill before the
present legislature in Minnesota 10
House File GIL. This bill provides
for the establishment of an agricultur.
al implement factory 1t the slate pris-
on in Saltwater. The bill was the re-
suit OF the Investigations OF . com.
mittee appointed by the house in &C.
cordance with = resolution unanimous.
ly adopted. The preamble OF the res
olution thus states the reason for its
presentations:
THE combination known ~ the In
ternational Harvester Company Of
America mas mouopOlized the, manu-
featuring and sale of binders, mowers
and nay rakes to the extent that lhert
is at the present time scarcely . c m.
petlng factor within the United States
and not within this state. This has
Resulted IN material advancement in
toe prizes of these machines, the cur
tallipg OF labor and restraint upon
dealers IN q measure identical only to
trusts and de,r mental to the interests
OF the State"
1t is rather doubtful If the bill CAL
pass ir the Short time remaining OF
the session. But if the advocates o:
the bill can force . vote on it there Will
probably be few members who vii.
care to line up on the side OF the Hsr.
vester trust and against the farmers.
But if it fails this time it will At Any
rate cause discuss sion that will sti'
up the farmers and make them attend
to the election of legislators iavorine
the measure. r.
Thus the work of the old Alliance
agitation continues to bear fruit, the
the organization itself long ago went
to its grave. For this measure. .fol
relieving the farmers from trust domi
nation is q result of the magnificent
succs s. of the state prison twine plant
which was created In response to th,
demands of the Alliance. It Ia din
cult to estimate how much that plan
has already saved for the farmers o
the state, but 1t was certainly the hes
Investment ever made by the state anl
its usefulness Increases year by year
Other states are following tho example
of Minnesota, and We may soon Sc
the time when the farmers in all th
great agricultural states will DO abso
lutely Independent OF the twine trust
Now if Minnesota takes the lead Il
fighting the Harvester trust in the on
~ effective way, We shall certainl
have reason to feel proud Of our state
And whea it has become IN accepte
fact that the government can and doe
compete with private corporations i
order to protect one class from exto,
sion, will 1t not become clear to d
that it would be still more necessar
ano appropriate for the governmen
to compete with public service corp0
rations in order to protect ALL sh
people from extOrtlOn? b
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

The Willmar Steam Laundry has
superior facilities for turning out
good work. Try this popular estab-
.liehment and you will always be a
customer. ~: =, III Att
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
GREAT oRTHERl .
Tins csrd-tyliImse Il. States

# DAILY TRAINS.
Arr. 81 *z"PuEet Sound ExpreAs''z Do
300 =. M No 3. 70 Pacific Coast. 0:O6 p0.s=
7:l6 p M. No 4. -. TO St. Paul. 7:2OpA.
Night Passenger, main line.
1927 pm. No. o. TO Winnipeg 1897 20.
400 =. m. No. 10. To St. Paul. $40 So
Night Passenger, Sioux City line. IS
1850 q. m. No. AZ arrives At Willmar.
~ No. Al. To Sioux City -11:4Op.0...ss
) = DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
Day Passenger, St.PaulSionXOity. ==s..ss#.sSa
100 p IN. No. II. To Sioux CITY 1850 p.n
l:<o p. m. Nc IL. To st. Paul -. 900 p.u.s
Day Passenger, st. Cloud ia rgo.- 4.
1880 PIN No. ~. TO Fargo 1 go me-
1880 pm. No. 30. To St, Cloud. 2:1O p.0.
Accon1oBATIoh-Dailye except Sunday. Dep
No. 242 Going East; 70 St. Paul. .7;oos.n..
No. 255 Going West: tOBreckcnridEe $50 49,
No. 245 Going South; 70 Garrttson. :. 6:16 81
NO. 232 Going East: TO st. Cloud ). 1:4o p.n..
Ser sAy Information concerning the serv1eo.5
rates, schedules etc., apply TO -ssss55ss..ss
l.. A. MAY, Local Agent
Wfmar, Nina.
Or write 10 IS
FL. WHITNEY, aenl T. 4 r. Agk.5
ST Paul. Man
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
For Sale.

Small gasoline engine for sale cheap.
AZ good as new. just the thing on q
farm for pumping water, separating
cream, churning, etc, etc. Inquire at
this office : " a-tf
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

Gold ring direct from tho manu-
:facturer Save The d middle man ..
profits g p. 4ElmQ iist' ! Jswelry stt,ce.|
52S=.Sss asst
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

school hooks at E'fstrum 4. Co.'S I
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29

Mrs. B. =. Miller is. the guest OF
Minneapolis friends and relatives. "
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1905-03-29
q on VILLn !.

.zsgES'1 en- lo11Yl
. lar, 4 III tamri. IIsinas5 to a2Oto
iH:M tller,, 8 AZ I, - !. i
q, 'Y1'
Ham Hsin toSH srman q Il ans J,
NJ ssof Gel 6 80, 2, :, d, 500.
TOWN or NORWAY LAKE
s..s n q. lex ndor Pearson "a
Christ and Gust Sand ors, lot 5 az al
.of ne} /, 80. I, 70 o., d. co. s.z
vILI4A0H or NEW LONDON.
N 6. l7-Hattie NJ ~ Crimson % Olot
A. Q hlnnd and Charles e. Petsrson.
lot Is, bl. 9, Larson, Adams 3 and
Sporty e add $1,000 5.. =s=;sz ]:
Q. =. Krauso 10 John M. !. Monsoon
ct. al.,= lots g and 81. SO, $4,000.
,:.z VILLAGE OF PENNOOK 4 s -
Mar. l8---St. f. M J. s. 4 M. Ry. Co,
to Lars Uhrua, nw} OF mel, soc. 3 q IN:
plated parts, e7l5. 49, '' S= .5
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
R,~l-,ions

wH EREAS, the Supreme Ruler Of the
Universe has seen hi to remove from
our midst. our beloved brother. John
Lueders, who departed this life in the
city Of Denver, Colo, on Monday. the
seventeenth day Of July. A. d. 1905.
Therefore be II resolved. that Idaho
Springs Lodge No. eo7 b. p o Elks,
in the death OF Brother Lueders, has lost
one OF its most highly esteemed and be-
loved members. and his family loving
husband ard father.
BE it further resolved that We hereby
extend our sincere sympathy to the fam
ily in this, their hour of sadness.
Be It further resolved, that a copy Of
these resolutions be spread upon the re.
cords OF this lodge, that copy be fur.
nished to the local papers. and tina, a
copy be sent to the family Of our depart
ed brother. W. A. HAcCoTT.
II. A. ELLIOTT.
A. c. DART. Jr.
Committee.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Hook & Ladder Have Hot Tinx.

The hook and ladder company of the
local FIRE department held social ses-
sion a, iiremen's hall Wednesday even
ing. at which time and place the new.
ri usi was tried on several candidates
The secret work provides tests Is 10 the
bravery of the candidate. and as to hrs
ability to stand physical suffering and
water. The candidate is obliged to
hang BY his toes ard drink half PR, Of
raw gasoline, after which he shall sxsi-
low three tnrnlng matches. This will
make a 6re-eater Gu, Of him The pro
vision il the ritual, that every new r,eua
her be compelled to buy a drink or q
cigar for every mepber of the depart
ment for ten days after his initiation IS
not enforced. because II kept the Isrs-
bcrs from their work.
After the beautiful riiuaiis,ic vofk
"Wednesday evening boxing contest 4
one round which lasted over an hour
ard wrestling match. entertained the
FIRE lsddHs until lunch ives served ] he
feature Of the evening was a speech by
City Clerk Chss. Brsnds;etter- Oficial
pie keeper Ed. Rouse. it's alleged show cd
discrimination IN the distribution Of
the pies, aud formal charges Of malfeas-
ance in Office will be brought by the
democratic members before the rext
session.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
ner No. !. the place OF beginning.


" a. 30 E. cas- feet and s. 4s' so W.
ss2 feet from discovery shaft Begin
ming at corner No. 1. whence 9 Y sec.
Il ,S 3 Z. " l. s,h sas p m besr. az
30 e. 1900 feet to corner No. 2; thence
s. 45' 30. E $50 feet to corner No. .:
thence 8. tt' so' w: 1900 feet TO cor.
" eo wENTwoRTH a LOBE.
" a. z. l77 feet and s. 17. w. 1873
feet from discovery shaft Rseinnins
sp p sosnsF r. HS hspe: s,S p m s. bear: :is
sf W. i57 feet: thence N. ~. w. $50
feet to corner No .: thence n. S1s =,
od IS fsss .ss e ss S NJ S.ne.
az W.. 1900 feet to corner No. 1. the
place OF oeEf1ooRHiaa&K EoHa&K LODE.
f.ss .henc. 5 10 s:es .9S w. sss s..s iro@ On
IL SSs1s. s.iS, e. .i. 4. II y, si siWs,
Feet ee themes M ssis n Isl * feet 10 s- cor
70 corner No ); thence N. sss n Isl; ;es
feet TO corner No. q: thence q IS "a
W, w. sssss sses ' g ecrnsr or = No. ses1s 8: thence
8 6ss ls' W.. 1916 feet to corner No.
the place Of beginning.
ssen1 sRs Nos i1ilrdn ISL y sss sSnss sns
s.. IS. 81 typ,, Hssss.,tEeT.tS: q. tS:
lively. o. the records q Clear Creek
AdjeininS. claimants ovnsrs Of sur
ss iss: hs: iss III! ,isss lss' .ad sisssa u.s.
r- pub ,s,, /. 6. 6 2; s:;s's E'ese :. e H's''s'f.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05

W. II. Blair. the popular hardware man.
on las, Saturday took charge of the {
P. Shields hardware company stock
representing the new owners. The Idaho
Springs Hard~Ve company. c. ID. Ames.
until recently CONNECTED with the Carl.
son store. has been engaged by Mr.. Blair
As assistant Mr. Blair knows the bard.
ware busiucss better than the man Who
invented it aud also bss a wide aequain,-
anee IN the district where he has engaged
IN the business for many years.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Hotel Arrivats-

Among those registered at the CIut
hotel during the past week were the FOL
lowing: J. Boyd Duff. Pitisburg: wm
Cooper, Georgetown; w. Bro~n. omahs,
Z. W. Ray and wife. Mrs. A. l.. Durfoa.
Mrs. India Drumhilie. ST. Joseph: r T.
Ferris. c. L. Jones sud wife. Miiwsnkee.
J. 5. Irwin aud wife, Rochester: G r
Cooler, Yankee; J. II. Bills. Alice: n
W. Wells, {. c. Bawerson, ". A. oppeu-
helm. Chicago; J. W. Hunter. Bouldef.
5. (. Arnold. Frank Cs,lin. ]. Y. Gil
more. K. W Rhoads. L. S. Post. r
Goet,ge, F. II. Gender, J. r. Aiwefi.
Perry {. Burks, II. ]. Osborne, W. T.
Dumbieton. =. Simpson, II. Mon,sgae
aud wife. X. l.. Martin. {. b. McElhsuy.
+ ]. Paradice. p. q. Benson, z. T. sw 5ns
W. H. Wright. W G. Anthony. o. II
Leach. ). G.. Hatheidf B. 4. Ruedy. ]. C.
Dickinson. R Z. Zeigeufeiter. Thos r
Engsn, II. J. Finley. II. A. Conner. ". B.
siringer. ". W. Hamilton. c. c. Par
sons, II. NJ. Canine. f. Lshey. Denver
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
NY OF IDAHO SPRINGS. COLORADO.
Advertisement for BIDS for the Improvement
Of the Watervorks Systxm.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office of the City Clerk of Idaho
Springs until eight O'Clock p. NJ. ON the
twenty -hrs, day of August A. d., 1905,
for the improvement; and extension OF
the system Of wsterworks of said city.
The work TO be done will cousis, "
the following, to-wit.
First. The construction OF a conduit
line about eleven thousand On, ,oool feet
IN length. the same TO be constructed Of
steel. cast iron or wood.
Second. The enlargement and i'm
provemert If the distributing reservoir
and constructing a bypass around said
re scryJir.
Third; The improvement, OF the city
system.
All work TO be done in strict accordance
with plans ard specifications on file in
the Office Of the Superintendent OF Water
works Of Idaho Springs, Colorado.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check upon some bank in the
State of Colorado. in the amount Of Three
Thousand Doilarsf 81 900 payable to the
City Treasurer of Idaho Spripgs, Colo
rsdo. and the successful bidder must fur
nish surety bond in the amount Of Ten
thousand Dollars lSfo.oool for the fsith-
fui performance Of his work.
Bidders will be expected to bid upon
the proposition of accepting cash pay.
u,ent.
The right is reserved to rejec, any and
all bids
Signed: THE CRY or IDkHo SPRINGS.
BY GEORGE RILEY,
Mayor.
CHAs. BRASDsTETTER.
Clerk
rst pub. Iuiy 70. last Aug 10
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
Usiul and Beautiful.

The Union Pacific Railroad has jus,
issued an illustrated booklet on the
Lewis and Clark cen,enuiai, which is
complete ,pide to Portland, the Erposi.
ton and tue Northwest generally.
1t Is eniinently poke; manual for
visitors to the Centennial. 1, contains a
map of the United States; large birds
eye-view map, in several coiors, OF the
Exposition grounds with directory: col.
ored map of Portland, beautiful half
tone illustrations of the Exposition build
iugs. aud much general information con-
ceruiug hotel rates, stree, car lines. and
o,hes things which strangers to Portland
will want to know about.
1t tells you Of the shortest way to reach
the Exposition City. what is to be seen
enroute, and OF the return trip through
California.
Those who intend to visit the GreA,
Western Fair will find this publication q
rare fund of information.
Send two cent stamp in your request
and the book will be mailed you promptly
Address: ]. c. FERGUSON, Genl. Agt.
o4r 18th Street.
Denver
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
For the Nursery.

A plain green cartridge paner Is
used as the basis of pretty wall Gov
ering for a nursery. On 1t are PASTED
at intervals figures of children Of the
Kate Greenaway order. cut from .
special paper furnished for the pur-
pose. Around the top Is deep friexe
of jolly looking cats, looking DOWN
over a wall. The idea OF pasting any
suitable pictures on a plain green
background for a childs room IL
worth carrying out.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-08-05
MINING APPLICATION No. 1855.

MINING APPLICATION No 1865.
Mineral Survey No. i'sH2.
q. Land O@ce
Dravef Colorado. July ~ 1896.
Nosice Is hereby given that 10 pursuance a the
Az Of Con zre<s. arprusei May 10. 1-sz. The Sur
ana Moon Mining ard Miiina Company BY X. C.
Bnnney It's attorney In fact whose posioce Is ltaho
Srsinx<. Coloraso has rnsde arpiicston for patent
Tor $50 linear fret each the Hsrffnrt snt Home
Lodes eeasing soi and silver the Hartford lose eeirR
Iie7 Is feet Sc 81 and sIz Is feet ne W from
IA uissh on each. sissaie N Pleasant Valley MInsnx
District. Gnrin county State Of Colorado ana de-
s,ihea in the Plat an. heii notes hse In this ocs
as fellows. virs
HARTFORD LODE
Beginning st COZ. No I. whence the . Ia see 10
las !: " 2. ,ss 3. 81 e z n y st1rs az = g, 2, Is
No :: sh<nce NV s5s-s4 n 70 cor No 8: thence
S <ss IS 1f1@ n. 10 corx~No. 4; thence n. e
so 81 r. to cor. No ): thence Is. ~ 1tzpaz r.
- cor. No. 8: ,henee ~ IS W isoIse n. 10 cor.
No. 1. The place Of beginning.
HOME LODE
so n bsine So % W ana isp n. being n SO ss'
E from discovery shaft.
Beginning ct cor. No. I. whence the W IA cor.
sec fs S. 2. = W Of she eth p. N. bears 81
a. 10T 1sia6s n thence 81 81 W 800 n. 70
COZ. 3: thence W ~ is1fs to cor. No. 8; thence
Il scr as $50 n 10 cor. No. Z: sh<nee n ~ "a W
Containing s-1ss acres. expressly excepting snd
excluding all conflict With sufvsys Nos- SIS and b,
So. le1ts ana 17961 AMI forming portion Of the
Ssr1isr Ssia ioessions bslrr RECORDED in vol ia.
esees ~ and ie. < the records Of Ciirin County.
Cn3ossdo.
Aaiosnine claimants ownen Of Surs. Nos. si3 A
sna b. -. osae. $40. ielss ana f73u.
C. y FORD. Register.
f1vss pub. July -. last put. Sept. %. ISIS.