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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

Jabez White, the English champion,
who is to battle with Jimmy Britt for
the lightweight championship, will ar
rive in this country on the Cedric,
which is scheduled to land at New
York Wednesday.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

Satisfied that he cannot get on
fight with Jimmy Britt for some time.
Battling Nelson has arranged a twenty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13
Pitching staff Strong.

In pitchers we have an excellent start
ii. Patten. Townsend, Hughes, Wolfe and
Jacobsen. Patten is the old reliable who
did so much TO keep us from breaking
tho ,iefeat records last year. and you
want to watch Townsend this season.
believe he is going to make one of the
best slab men in the country, At the
end Of last season he was coming like q
hsssse afire. and with this spring prac-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13
roub1es

Bad blood is the source of numerous aches and pains
and the of nearly all stubborn long continued
diseases When the blood gets out of order disease
germs and poisons of various kinds find their way
the circulation and serious trouble is the
suit. Rheumatism, Malaria, Old Sores and Ulcers,
ScrofuIa, Anemia, and many pustular sca1y skin
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

The Haryard-Yafe dual agreement has
been renewed for two years.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13
Personal Comment on Men and
Things in The Field of Sports

round go with Adam Ryan before Hot
Springs club. Ryan and Nelson met
some time ago and the decision was a
draw
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13
BOXING.

Arrangements are being made TO
bring Young Corbett and Charley Near
ly together at Denver for a ten-round
go.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.

Niagara University expects to put a
strong baseball team on the field to
represent the Purple an9 Blue in the
spring.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

Bill REID, coach of the Harvard foot
bail team for next fall, will reach Cam
bridge this week and begin work
toward downing Yale on the gridiron
The first work which Reid will take in
hand will be the direction of the ar
ranging of the schedule, and when this
IS finished he will call out all the candi-
dates for spring practice.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

To every man at Northwestern who
wins the varsity M for athletics the
authorities Will present diploma con
tanning the seal of the university
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13
BASEBALL.

BASEBALL
Hans Wagner has at last signed the
contract offered &c him by Pittsburg.
Patsy Donovan, one Of the best out
fielders in the game, is still without a
place on a team. There are rumors to
the effect that a boycott has been de-
clared against Donovan because he in
sists on trying to collect a balance Of
$4,000 that he claims Is due him for
services rendered the st. Louis National
League club in 1903.-New York World
Ducky Holmes. OF the Chicago Arneri-
cans. who was handicapped by a bad
leg last season. reports that the mem
Der is now in good shape for hard
practice work. Holmes led the White
sox in batting last season.
The Easton. Md, ball team has had
several of its best players grabbed by
nearby teams and the management is
now signing members of high school
teams to fill the gaps.
Jim Sheckard the noted contract
jumper, has sent an ultimatum to the
Brooklyn club in which certain terms
are named below which Jimmy will not
accept a contract. In case Ned Hanlon
throws him down the outfielder will
freeze to with the Lancaster club of the
III Estate League.
lie Pittsburg club has arrived at Hot
Springs-
The Chicago Nationals are being Civ
en- d special course in sliding to' bases
during their training in California.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

Michigan Won an easy victory over
Purdue in the annual dual track meet
OF Saturday evening.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13


beginning Ih
ne aaa ffeved OF az ana
an
OF soGa
o1sc have Sta IIianceO.
good effect disease of this character.
blood disease
the surface of the body
tations symptoms internal disorder
@ @ ssaaes ss ss5s rom outside No
~ nj ~ 1arity S. ST. the vegetable blood
~ >> > It antidotes the posons, humos and acids
general health nvigoates all
and stimulates thl
itv strong
advice THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz EExHMEGz Ga
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

Hans Wagner has at last signed the
contract offered &c him by Pittsburg.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-03-13

The Chicago Nationals are being Civ
en- d special course in sliding 70 bases
during their training in California.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
AGAINST TIE PUBLIC INTEREST.
cs.--ea ous Eeto--e-s no-s to- lsS
Aesj-s. Proprietary Neoioines

Scae-es 20 G-CL-4SE OF destroy
:ae sc q proprietary medicines are
constantly being devised - Interested
PARTIES Every ROW and -hsl some
z=ztols -eta-ze- cones 70 he tTo1i
HsIA TIE demand for las 10 reQutr.
eys-y gAckzEe o. proprietary z-eo.-
c.-e 70 he labeled VII printed
>.s..zzeut q t1z formula showing
srs: Lov i = Manufactured TIE III
..o-s q people w-o Es@ proprietary
,1sttclnes seem 10 bs satisfied. hEt
lie -zz z.-E e mania for regulating
the 4-al-s Of other people OF vito las
sone personal z-s=-es. % serve s
tie o-e VITO aEl1Alss he proposition
To I person zho las never taken
tlr-. 70 coazl5e- II such = proposition
rar seJr reasonable enough ye; i;
* II tzrt ro.A.1g more Eo- less .hz1
4 scheme 10 compel - -a1Etac;u--
4-s 20 put heir r-4Ge th-aZE EhCs1t LAe
sr.--e county a. IEs mercy q every
ca.rr.5-c al pirate who might choose
% fan6 :he za-Eei viii l-ss-Io1s @:
iAsi- goods
Under SGch conditions Ike incen-
-ive To- TIE o-is-al uz-uts --U-e- 10
ldver-.se his goods would oe p-acti-
czIlr Destroyed. tc- the money speu:
OF advertising would nC-e mainly 20
the nezeft Of the pirates and iri.a-
tors W5tagLy. advertising. Tie public
vou5d receive GTtis i-fa--xtioo IL
regard TO f5e medicine and al tutu-e
sa.es would be greatly impaired i:
-ct wholly Destroyed Il Is mainly ~
sucle5o.gs Advertising -hzt ne know
edge @. rrop-5e-z-E medicines .
t-u-rAc % he Fahz5c- No.h1-s is
rote ce--ala ttz1 -Ezf millions u peo-
Tla have .aE-5 e5at a co-pa-a-
.!vely srzE exre-s@ ~ tie 80 O..
son -ezA5E 1-st called % tAs3-
ro-scs c1-aaSa -ev spa F'e- advertising
WI. thea shaa11 ate zzrutzc. c.t ure-
e { zzrr-sa-ious g-1sEl-5e-a-y -5ue1y
ts e.,-z peeled sE law 20 --scricar1.
.-st-aF rs business - condition Q.
lsi-e allowed - cary Il on y.:
,hzt Is ex2ctfr ErzE these .o-.usA
hs ZezL- EKclz-st
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Advancing .he Farmers interests-

Travelling agents and sa.esne1 are
now seo- from the home o@ce. OF the
Chicago packers into al south AHel4-
ce- And Asia-ic countries They are
soiZ. 31lo every land. no matter ShAL
language Eav be spoken or WHAT
money De used They Will exchange
their gods for covriss or elephant
Irsss-acyh- 20 sell TIE producl
and se- something Il return co1feFt!-
bic into nCzsy- Il may seem ooc 70
some folks EuI travelling men, carry
ing cases with samples Of American
neat products. can be seen IL the
desert q Sahara the sands o. Zanzi-
bar or n Brazil where the nuts come
from G1=a- IS The enterprise Of the
Yankee merchant The greater the
ua-ss-- the greater The price and sta
h.EJy O. the price Of the product and
Al that COS 10 make II II its various
Stages
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l.. R.se,.rt crsn.sra,.

arr ere-lasE ataru". e--as car-
-,=, FluGeH- Cf a. frla-H 4a1a=- -ta,
yoa1z A-es ~, take psrt tl troo0at q
.1s cal-c ar Cs-~rua. ~ Ea-'.z
sre reeE7rt-l =a asaF -he.E -t4=- ar
an, on - zcau-r uaE 'te las aside
,ht5r ha-- r.- hey 'tsge IL. eFl-ct-
{ srTE1ss Ehs sa-za Uto washes the
soor uf -A- church uvsr aa So with
h-= h-zE ra-.-a. To Ea ,-la-v 81
sna.4 70, aE er-a- assa.f rrrtt-5 lee.
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Te 1esres. Wan.

. gentle rt45er from Hood RI :
Ee s-a- hat there i man IN
.gsr evel zleaEa- 'E42 he one ~
-aus an arlarE and crosses lis be-
al-h lightning GG-s 70 make II
Ears all night a. noted II this O.
g:ln : fsw days a-o- The Hoo. Z
H- Es1. aeeu-etr- 70 uEr reader, han
around 8 maple sugar making Plant .-
1y vine and catches flies to get ,Ea
sugar or their The Oregoniza
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: at. Sp..c-

.2 review q T,zzE Esur -
Ar --r following $50. aa-a r.
--= -ss'.ss ra 'za szlfzo1sa1 "a
EaEzz vs keeps hrs existence S s=
.rtt from l.s uGa. Eaa- he +
1l-E-1 a-- All .z1 He
ns' a uEr la z.e- dss ns meat p
.. bose lE E.-- H11 - xzs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
Froes Eat CFcstrS-

E 4 Ds Wa5e. a ha-raaz arm.
60 Paced seventy Tr-E ---seas.
-: AatEAe5 GEAR 's. bank a. a
r~15. -y--S re s5 Hz-S vr1 s-r.--s
s., aAat they za--@ @es q -re sa's- 5
eErs n f-r gays - ~aEer-T
rsEzEr7s divide e. >v A. -EFs'-
ezzaz zaveasa fa= f4= la. 'zs
sA5 as -e- a-s --zs-- Al--.s ..ss
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
TH- Simple LIE,

T. ~It55-aral-a ''-ueE; has h.sz 6
Ia. z--eEc- n oar u#s; o-ly S.
far As .t tempted people Of just e.
.ac1--- 81 -g@= :. p.r1 Tie !ieas-
Nav- ~s~. -s- ar saueL ART c11te-
20 leave a~-s--a-#a1> dressing eas
rs.l-a- 1a5 llv.az TO fAe nl-lio-air--
&-E 20 eNuzc- 8 RE comfort th-r
rz- ~ Ise-- cen secure 4-lavzI
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
Nt 81 rs.cr~s

\ tte CoH-a. ls~s-t rr~s are
-als-a-as ar Et H --'-
Z Rate- agaeEa- .E sarA Tea rain
Cal he seen falling from IT, 1as
zE aaar. aE vEsr b. -aHaas ,-r
ha'. --y 81 afss.fz -t. re7s ' Is
entirely al~a-aa The s--sl-e
raj storms -zE, 9aag E se~.a1s
a 1=-r fhz r-r-- #=s's- at's- -e-ls-
t@-s rs degrees .- re SHADE
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
NO TONGUE CAN TELL
1e~ Su-ere- ~it- Itcri-s sa6
Bleeding Ecss--s I,.d Cured
60 cu:icUrs

Nc tongue car tell ho~ suffered
% 1ye years VIII = terribly painful.
Eca.cE and bleeding eczema ny
body and face beng covered with
sores Neye- il uy lie 656 e,ps-.
-Ics such awful suffering and l
znce3 for death, -EscE ! tel. wss
-=z~. ! hz1 G-ge5 6Fsc-E-s and -s5.-
s.ces without SUCCESS aEr ny mother
insisted that ! Try CEucE-z Eel.
better Et'sr Re H-st bath with Cu:i
cara Soap ard crs application c. Cu-i-
ru-z Ointment AID was sa.a- entirely
waN 5 E-s5l ArA 4 EAo1, Bele-
rue, Mich
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
lr-le Allen.

y Eset u rh.1k said Caele A.
SPARKS -Eha- e Was q foolish TIN
tu- 4 woman vhel sse j. ouI valk.--
ans Meets suo-as- Vluau. 70 turn b.
head and -aov 81 The dress o. p.
a-t.- one HuJ In likely - change -r
--l 4ecgs 'hz- know .uSt r-
a1Eau ~an Esyr- does it, and 81 g
sv--llS q So and rheumatic ntc
probably from lack u exercise
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49, - ssss late:

- Eaaa-a IS t E-c
--- ser +
-.rra-.-E -r r-a--s e. ras
s- Ha
-- sa l1. ~ sa. -a-e af-
a5e a sE a - r -EE La1
"a stern CHASE as s-e z.as aagra
- al ----z -- -H obstinate least
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

yr4C- o. New J SOEA,
E 80 trustee O. TIE
Soldiers Hone Q,
Bah - Y writes
G-TsOe- As
= E1x g. ny t-sces
have used DoAn >
Kinney P1Lls AZ.
have been cured ot
Kidney zcG BLADDER
troubles I fee !:
ny duty 20 recdE Il
mend The medicine
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close s--sc .o- Circus

TAe E4.a-..as-ea S-la-aE tsu-a-
taz eaz .ea --az al d. sa1ne
ca1Erez o. s2H .gv@ Aslt aos-l4y on
IL, occasion at re vlsi. Of s. f5--us
= o-5sr tc -.as -1e noar- ea.art-
AZ oFpa- ay o. s,e.as -H3=z a-
ar-z
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Three 8 cts a. .apzn.

-.s-a age ne SIR r.!- or -rt-.
@- .nNa-s sights oE Tafs-. FL
'l= --5 ~aa fzEa5.rz- "a tAe -
4a5 s0-s SECOND .ae az suw. sa-
;a15a-u.a ta-a0r att. "a
F-- H~ r-r5. ra- GrrhlT,ell
nt Ala @t--4 rf4r S-u5a- O.
Ts ,-r-.
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a--rca- 6oIo pe-s -. Best

The -5 -su L2s aesa aroaEal
F-z~r=. z---ea a, T=-t-cElun by D.
Nraf-.Ea- -4u-:ar- ana he .a1
- from --s E-es1E.rE las 1sra G.
--=er E a-@ vs. q Amea a
r.-aras Far lie production ef .-
- 7- H-- degree o.. sAi1 is
assa-z a1a lzsE =ypers ara amllo log
- --- l-@rra-.
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.rssts--ess - Gao3 vs--s-s

aa5a- z.a---rs mean gr -.a- -
Il s-aaz t7 raa--a .a.. e-. -zzE w
--aE --a-s . a -.e
r=.lgs tzaE - a. -att r ..sf. --a
- 'ae --a ~ aa. LIE
E-1e- a1E.fr-Es -.r z-.
y--s7s la ta-l1 " .tsaa Hlo seG
- l.caza A-....a-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
GesS S

>a~s Ha- -r- as ts
1-s. VISA .s s aE .. "
a esaa- a p1-. s. sa.
s=E s= 7.a=- ..s va.E
-aar-aazg .a- ra- Ea.-s .-- -i-E
h-z b. zr>as- aE">s >t.
- la rs J--rs Fa'
sa1 zQere &a lH.-s
zA II @
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- &. -z1cN.

= Chinese rrers-A says = Tt
'-- ta9gT 1- sar-s 1-f ms: ,. Ao-u
>oraa9u 'Fs .- raarar. ard 5ze il
L5aae-a-- fa- = $50 frs are he
5arasa- ue17 : rAe sa--r he
Te=e.- ~ s-z II tsa 'h.r ne
sa-- r4a=
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C-1-ce 60 pFz7t--op s.s.

Ta-. IS s. rs- taI d >4vner II
a fals 4lv- -rG@s- sEs w1sah .cccr
algta-nf .r %. L8eE-uV flu5
na-.E 7 ag-.TH. "W.# arv ztrtFz
rtarat.- European. rLa--F .irl1t
a.s.f Ee-aE LADY . save Ae- 4
E4sefu3 marriage =
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
Scu- ~ IS !. e lcrat, ~

II Ia. zsraa ~a-- utl as daily
d-l1A q -hs rco7 S7Hr mis- = 20
E Bulgarian aha. aa-- = s1 . Gs-
Ezn All tsot admitted e--
t.-ys here tazs .ae H-.---a-s al. he
longest --.Ive6 quaqs 10 saa wEL
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
rat -satHcs Us

To Ra,,a =1F ssra- a. ta=sa z a
sza14szs-y = -se .a-tEE S. 3 .a-ss
SAa9 lzae2 %s- ezte- an 4a ar
s-ee.azs hing .esAas - Ece
-a1y t.5-E~ We es- 40 ~
Es saa- * a.=-l+
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=: e., ..

5 voE a-. she lEE-.sl.5 CHI ans
Ae~z NJ taa -a.A ri thu ua-. -e
>z7 @5 Ia z5aaala 81 -1- s Of
,1a- M--- lave Known zas2. aI-e
v -.,- -
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
G:1t- Su--t- Scsor

The suaaL. i-a-a aI po-as i ia,
Fc-.e s1L.us-- resort Of ne A-aecl-
ans j, 'aua1s ta- lis traa r-ess
valah E.e25 lurG a-te- -Al-zs .
a -t. ur1.--a> Sc uaH man .ri2s
Au1 6ss" s" .FGCrs Veal
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L,eIs--s -.---.,- So. :,

Iceland E-1.HE@s -a> O.. abe Il I'd.
supply - ---E1vE. --a s-Ius sale
III Ing - ~aEa crer beN
T1Ezls Mos u @ >- -o
C# -taEaa #-r e-a15s non
3 q ra $ 8 gna-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

Fro- rersoca- eITerserce 7 kloV
po2as Ki5uey P!fis Ill car. laazIa-
Eslloa Of the Bladder. having e1pv-.-
e21e3 relief the second cay O: using
he Medicine
tSirzadl J A, GOJI DEN
Sold oy a. dealers 30 cents boz
rlS eT M.ltErn Co Bu.zlo. y. y.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
sru-.c.s A-.es i, M.ssu--k.

i, has Nesa sa.- @, mH-, ..su ous
authority taat &; = rhe ARTICLES r
a&E nus n a-t sons. 81 me ~r-zt
private eallel#.T-- wrgs ayaa-sg=z and
.aargns st-ly ayt-aa-.a. ag .NEe--s St
would l.e found .aa, ga, pr per
t4aL wsTi spurious
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De- & -cN.

T. -- r-a- v-
a=Tsr Ez .l NaE
F.- z ~ @ ~ -s
NE-rsaE Ne N..ser.a
a--@G gs .- s=
Zl@-L-s
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~ sf--. -. S----.

TtraE1H .E-ta. 1a1g. .rzss- ae
-zl;e- eg Ia -as I'll g3au. thC s-eeae
zc s-al a - easzlr.-.@ .-1
lie 1----a .' - >7-.t q tEE
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-. - AA.-s- As..-s

Wa-2r ta.r-s slu's f-6 the COZ
vsr. q s.. Cazaf--- II Nraai SiaA
-aoh 70 her EsE- y vau&1 Aas
s=-sra- tae phase z taa-r-az 1aldrs-
wears
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a Profitable Purchase.

Tie purchase price OF Alaska sas
S-@-d SD soo ! has h-en eslilaiel
trar TIE uC2-E which Us fuTs nshrI
ie- Ale DI-es have returned 70 ttS
people 81 IL United States since ~
purchase = n excess y SO rpv .et3 'p3-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
-ss-s q: 2. rss- y

Es-- sr-@aa- Of ca-reua1-a-a nc-
z mas as sraeE pr tta sars -hat
sa1s HusEElz zalltsZ c1usa vesuirc
-ls E-1aa is-e5-y Saas ult oE tnsE .on.
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.tst. .. Nsg-z -

Tie sfE 75 Al-a aa ths
>a1-uses -saa-s tae largest z zno
F. -As v--.-. = sHeuss r~ q 2n
.-a~ >@f.aes rse s-fa- lava
ascI s-e- e IS G=g L-
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E=e-.v. C-ss ct-s3-se =.

r-zs z.E"-r reL aIns
~ Ea Ta#Es azF aEs aso v-1,es
a0-= zsss nth
1sa aa a21-
- ArE is
furnished
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Ecuse 81. :. c.c-s

\ Azz-1-aSsz- e. lesTs5e Germ HrE
Azs N1l1, 3 ,wr-s'E hauss eEr-ra
s.. ca-f. ana +Ee- il n IL sh5T
AID bans.
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hs.ss -aa Ris.s..

charged wa STRIKING wan OF
= zrrea l-5- &oa7s Of len aan. en-
MS 5e-ezss = though So "a.
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Tex. S-c- E-c.-t- --

-I'a!. ---y 5sr Va7q 5s dey. -garsa
sLEs- AGaa at s=a-r. f-s-s f-s
n E5z ea a=fa. gaa a-.zx,~-
tf L-E E9r On
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-use-s.lasts S,slsr1

he c-Inas- "a. 6taths frog. tHasrer
fas5s Il Euz1a1t : g aha ysEr &c.
-hers ARE eEy ssEa-tr s4rHEa-11Iz4s
WI room s7- -s1 us errs
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Ms. D. - E4siress

There Is & Er-a-sDtl' STORE IL n,
Il vA55h asas zs'ag gallons OF q
aah- L rta- 81. Ea..Fs poEtt !a- s-z
-r-v very wzEa-~
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H-zs-v IS s-cc -

-+5E re- " a taf 4r,ar-r f
g. rs~rzrH5 70 htrs5i-r X ~
=ar
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E.-E-Ets 0: Cs-es-

z- Fa-'-aa1 p, -aa>-a=t.E s- mere =.
-s sa>---.= s-E peg Ea nave
== r--- srr E-l raZE 1b;e-
.sar ~t4~e lr Fa-4zs- t- -.
=z--1 rzz alTsee. r-<> r- AA--E-A=,.
I'-=e -@z- = Ez~ Harlan >a--,S..----
.a.Ea .az> L-.4
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-s,.s sa-. Ks Era.azs

Thar E-s sa1e Ives 1 rlatos 1I.,st
SAD Ee a1ctT wings 81 vh5c1 ~
rrlv roU--r 80 :5aaTsaT
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

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EE-t s-- E-L--h-e she w0l
even Is k a t5-E unless shes eusol-tsiy y
s--- I. .r-E.-- . .rr-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

Some women mourn tha loss a
bad husband more Ehza Others Go the
.azs Of good Czs
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
CONGRESSMAN GCULpEN

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si.s Tn-oosn ooa-'s kid-e, Pills
H01- Joseph 4 Gc1Iteo- Member
G. Congress repressu-1rs tie lstA Dis
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

Defiance Starch Is pu: Up ~ ounces
IL ra- 10 cents One-third
more starch cu- the same money.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

NO @a- - E--E t=e--rE za--- fo- =
Era-rr who ~~-s~ some st-
Fa.H H--r = S.-= u ne bach eio-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

,co 8u- r-&Ee Es1~u'S carr -o- C0t-s---p p,foa
has - e---- cu- eazEE~ 4r1 o1lts-JoHs :.
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

Fa@I -.-a 2 women an-H5r. erno5z
G1-E- t.= 1--@-@ just go sst
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
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tas 0tLs- F-aH .l= l.-s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
The Curative Power ot PE-RU-NA
n Kidney Disease the Talk
ot the Continent.

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7-aer q Na-smea laF.ta. l41.-.-er
Nc leo Fear Sire; aats.- 4 hAayt
y writes
4 .s7y laztH> aro I c7- -a-:c5 \
heavy er.a va >et1. O. n Hss z.-a-E =.
saG gs.=a t.lgt vs. FyVss~e. =. za.-.r-a~
-zF weather TIC ,-H4.t..e vas aga vs;s,@
uafs. 5ua .v / u.> ar.Ab.e - ves-s.
Atte- rvi-g MANY .: ;he zdve--
Used remedies tor ki32ev roCa.s, !
1rsI.v took Pt-l22.
In week TIE intense pains =
nv hack were -rI&h relieved ana u
;ouE weeks ! WIS able . .2ke -
ny wova again.
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s1H.ls s- zsaa1. --s ~ '-a e-- = ilAi
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~aas take SIS r- 'rV1 wA~- I.
as.~ r4-z eNasr~es - -aa -zai 3 .
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

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se Al- &a-t-4. ra ma
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

E-rEze az-n ~oz-t larry yo- very fa'
WlL-ssE b.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

-as -1a- s4zs EsssztE % et-
sLs--- Ill he cans alE4Es EEIzE .:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

Re-I know lo-s % women
F.E-ut zug sense Of E.ra0-
Well what OF IL / know lots Of
who haven't any sense at all
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

Toassr. believe in occurring 49,.
daily bread loaf At time
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

TH~ wao hr.l. - ira T
ls-E ->-4-.Ig - aa.Tt
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

lk5r.rr tsir4S ez- a.H1c-4o-a only in
r-e4s-A ihet- circulation
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14
TEA

EveH IL. worn vi sc5-1stlzes .E--
be 4-e IL - T.1GGsE EEs1E1
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

NrN Window &fsrrnsnc syrup.
fr- rt'61-- -s-it1E Eu-E.zas cfl-s --oUces y
as-uuIN-4aL- k4.ss rsalI vino ssI
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-14

IT, ola -n4r = rssaa-- INDICATED ~
Aecs114lE l- old woman
New-York tribune., 1905-05-21
OUTSIDE INTERSTATE LAW.
LAWYERS ON EQUITABLE.
President Roosevelt Urged to Ap-
point Investigating Commission.

Equitable lawyers while apparently recon
ceding the desirability OF the plan that has been
suggested TO President Roosevelt seem to share
;he belief that inasmuch as insurance policies
have been held to be contracts" between the
companies and their policyholders and not
articles of commerce" the companies do not
come under the Interstate Commerce law and
are thus exempt from federal investigation or
control Only by an amendment of the Constitu-
ton. say they. could this suggested end be at
tained
President Roosevelt has also been urged TO
appoint national investigating commission. on
the lines OF the coal commission which settled
the anthracite strike
state Senator Alfred r Page so he told
Tribune reporter last night. thinks it would be
good thing If Governor Higgins could be per-
suaded TO take up the Equitable affair at the
forthcoming extra session of the legislature. 1t
viii be recalled that only a few days ago The
Tribune called attention TO a bill introduced in
the United States Senate on February 81 by
Senator John +. Dryden president of the Pru-
Dental Insurance Company. The bill, which
was read twice and referred 10 the Committee
on the Judiciary. provided for a superintendent
of insurance TO be appointed by the President
with the Senate's consent. in the Bureau OF
Corporations. IN an address before the Boston
O. Senator Dryden suggested federal regulation
Of interstate insurance in place of oversupervi-
sion by some fifty different insurance depart
meats.
William F. King. ex-prcsident Of the Mer-
chants Association who has written several
times 70 President Roosevelt, it was learned yes
ierday. urging the application of the Interstate
Commerce law TO the Equitable and suggesting
g national Investigation, says that if the Presi-
dent decides that he has jurisdiction it is his
intention to start j movement in every State by
the distribution of literature to merchants ask
ing them TO petition their congressman Tor fed
eral control
An effort VIII be made to induce Governor
Higgins 10 include in his call for an extra ses-
sion Of the legislature a stipulation that it shall
take Up the question OF more searching inves-
tigajion o. life insurance companies and to pass
q bill compelling the Equitable to distribute all
except S10o0o0G0 Of its surplus among its pres
ent policyh0lders
Samuel Untermyer. Of Mr.. Hyde's counsel.
ampliied yesterday his comment on the COM
rlant in the suit brought by Senator Burkett
for Mrs, Mary Young. Mr.. Untermyer said:
have read the accounts Of the Young COM