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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28

9lm IeBten 0reiinq Jlahmittag mar
ssrau g. 50. 8omerinf in SennifDn
Damit bel6ditiat. 5rauben fur sinen
Gbittuhen hersuridten. als Der Sabn
zines @aiolingsfdBes aufaeorebt lDuroe
uno bic Gleioer Der armen 6rau bon
Oem @alolin eans ourhn1Bt Duroen.
Gie Hrau erbeb liD, um nah etnenl
3immer I'M speiten 5tof su 9eben uno
Gleioer su pe1ieln. als lie oem Gfen
su nahe fam uno ibre Sleioer in Srano
oerietben. en einem Nugenblif mai
bic uneliifli6e in Jlammen eingebiillt
uno in ibrer 8eratpeiflung rannte he
cine 5reppe binouf unD bort mollte tie
our6 Elm 6enter binourhteigen. tonnte
[6 aber nit ibren perbrannten Jinsern
nidbt halten uno lie fiel binlnter uno
narb na6 einem NaAbarbahie 9ebraht,
no 1ie na9 i6reflI6en 2eioen nod an
n1mlihen Npeno um 9 llbr ltarb.
9ie Gleiber Der 6rau ieBten aud
Das sSnnere oes Sauies in Brano, Der
erIt eelDf6t meroen fcnnte. als smel
getten unD perI1iebene Gleiber pers
brannt ,paren.
Sine Nahbarin Der lln9liiflihen,
Ssrau s.. g. gtoner. tpelGe aur 3eti
Der Gatafropbe bel 6rau 80meriof II
Der GiiGe mar, brabte ibre apel Rinoel
unb oas Gins bon 5rau Bcweriod
| 40. A1.a.l:o ;., G,sL,~hns&
N,e 8eruneliifte mar q Sabre all
uno binterldBt einen 8atten uno elr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
Webr MttsitennngssG Gret,rs
itoncn
Rad Eittsbnrs mia pemmiDlbamia
Qiuieu.

Sut Salias AL ben biliaen Grcnriionen nod Yittss
huTo aH 9pnneritoaen ieDer ggohe bis gum 49, Gftp-
her neaen Der Musftenung fueroeH GTcnrfioneu na6
ttsbllro auc on qepiiien 5arnifageu iber bic Yenn
}nInnu1o 2tnien aeQeben. 0pne Musfunft fpiro anf
Sr5upen BON ben lofaen SidetsN9enten berettipilgt
Sic niessi61riae MusItelung ienft 9rDBere Nnfs
merfinmfett auf iit, ais in friiheren Sobren. Sie
ne1ert Gouaerte bon berubmten &apelen her g8elt
aieberf Sub6rer BON alien Stdbten nnb 9Drern inner.
halb siYeS umfreies bon mebr alS bunDerf Mtellen
an Sic beriibniten &apenmeiiter ub ibre Drgoni1as
tioneu fpelen an ben fpIgenoen 3a9en nrb Mbenoeu:
SreatoreS Gapele bis Z. Gftober; Sorrentlnos &as
pele. g. bis IA. Sftober Sonias &opele, l6. bis 2l
Gftober.
.8efdmpfung Der sSlnniinen" lit inter ben neuen
3,iaitiiden fpelfe oI9en,elne BeDnnoerun9 Derpor=
Iufen 1ieIes reolitd3e 9tte6erbrenHen zines boben
(5ebGnbeS nm bic Nrbet bes @ettens BON Sentsn ons
6en sSIarmen Elm Sprnng bon etnen obereiI Jenlter
nnb bie Mrbet bet syeuerpebrlente 81 aegen biioen
eir heuterfeuSfpertbes 9mauipieI Mnoere Mttrats
tipueu ItieBen elm Elm Mnnoergemdioe sSer S1often
bes RreuaesS YprtroitS bon prpmtnenten ptffSbnrs
aerr. eine neuartiee Dnterbalnng ~8eiie mad Jtelp
Nnrfa zine onbere qenannt rG1Dpiun91, cine Nuss
eIl,tro ber garibernlie baS erris 3tab nno unters
boItiu9en IN beia TbeatpriuT
gsieI Mufme.fiamfett pirb ber NnSfeuung beg Yenns
5nInoua Gtien5abnsG Gpftes gei1enft pelde bic 500
o1l Ol flung TN Gnnneiiren inter oent
noipn TliB uat etnem Yabe tn ytep Yorf fnr etiter
ToiiaaiersDabubof 3eigi, reprdientrt IN EN- Wtooel
pnn 1lonbatfan e5sldno Die $25, 600 6arte nDn
aittsburo bic Straben ahriten nno lfle ing Nellel
aeiosnb piro ebenio pel bepuo0ert IN Der pttsbura
Mnsiienmng, ais he IN oer ct Souis 2Selfdmsennn9
beiuiiubert mnroe. e
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
Tinansen inO 8eftenernns.

Gecttpn2. 9e1ese Ioaeu ongenpmnen Der-
Den mobei nod eiubeitber 8egel ollie Selber. Snt.
boben, Mnlagen in 8onbs, @ftien vSotnt" @tttets
eioemthnr, uuo peribnlibe Gieentbum nod ieiuenn
pIrthlfthem Mertbe in Selb beitenert peroen, auss
oenDntuien Bombs bes Staates Gbp. gonos lrgeno
Elmer Stabt etnes 9ores eber Meilers Gountps poer
Snipuihips in DieIent Gtaate, nnb 8onos Die gum
Spede bon Dfienttd)eh S9uiDeH oou Apto nno
Seu rIuferrihtsmitteln in 8erbnbun9 oonltt, aus.
geseben meroen pss goass pm smtiis Snifm % eers
hdiier SGuier, bic ausi1lleBltdb oem onentli9en
&otteshienite bienen Snitltntionsn ir Gnsl9l1Bit9
bffende spbltatisest biIsntli.9asst S,sen5pa a.
nnb perIbnli6es gisentbum bis gum getrase BON
nidtiber 3pei bun5ert Collars Wertb Inr 1eoes Jtts
Sn0ipioulm foun 0urd9 aigeme1ne Selese pon Stelrn
befreit merDen; aber ale oerarhgen 9elese lolen
Wer1nberuuaen ooer Wiberrnf ansgeleBf len: nno
Der Wertb bon allen 10 bereiten Gigentbum lol BON
3eit au 3eit feseeBt nnb perDffentll1 meroen' mte
6ur6 8eieB por9eihrieben peroen mag.
@ectipu 2. 9ie gGabler, meldbe BET olbeu
mablen fir EN- pl6es gertatnnss y gmenoerneIt ali
M,prte onoebradbt baben (gereiaug BON Staatss anb
Wtani3ipalbonbs BON 8eftenernn9) saaIat.pm amer'
Dement'S 0 rs BIZ m,tsn sss Ds pe:
onaebrat baben CSefreiung BON Staatss nae Wtllft'
aipa1bnnbs BON @elteueruns) pGaTattonss Alneuoe'
merts, gtp.1
Section3. 9ieies @menbemsnt fritt Z N Strait
oni ober naeb bem eriten Gage oes Monats Sannar,
1906.
george 3. 9bornas,
Spre9er bes @eprdientanten-S Sanies.
80. 8. Sarbing
genats.Yrdfibent.
ansenOmmeu am 25, aprii 1904.
| gereiuiQte Gioaten bon Mnierifa, Ohio,
Office bes Gtaatss Sefretdrs.
SD, aemis 6. 2apIin. eefretdr oes
| efoates Ohio, beiheinige bterburh, oaB pas Wor
ffebenoe eirs oetreue Mbi1rtft elmer gsmetnlonet
saeiplutipu if bic BON Der @enerolsM Ml1emblg Des
| Gtoofes Ohio am 25 Eaee bes MDmots Mprll, VI. .
1904 onQeupnmea pnrbe nnb bob btele Wpl9rilt poi
Dem Original senoamen ionrbe, baB N o'slsr S'fe
Seunrib bejien bobe ib bies NIT meirieit Kramer
4 unferfnrieben NIB mein Mmtsliegei 1ln1u9eIn8f = =
Columbus bisien II. Tag bes WtoHafs Jeprnar " y
1905.
SCENTS g. 2anIiH
i tgisssI) Staats'ssfrstar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
Setrafbsb eiuiutg.tttgett .

Nlonao Norris - gtbel Sebrea, beibe
BON Oenniion.
gonarb Boles - @atbarine Wle6ler,
beioe bon 9ennilon.
Charles 6. Dabis. Beah @itr Pearl
6. Mias, nbri6soille.
esoieph &. Sastet, Naparre - Ntartba
Nnna Solep, ubri6soille.
%. SbunlOm 8oOter. @helter, W. 80.
- Marn Nmelia 96ott. 5trabburg.
9apio 8. Miller, @aouallaoer =
emma Nnberes9, 9tOnecreet.
2oDal Sple. New Cumberland - Marp
ganeioer, SOmeroale.
%. g. Robertion - Nlice 9arrifon,
beioe Don Minerel @itD.
2etpis 8. Renner - Sillie Sater, beioe
BON Canal Ooper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
Gisemtbiimlt1er 9ooesfaa.

4m 5onntas Na6mitta3 aerietben
in ubri9spile spei Gnaben. gereil
Norris uno Wiliam Gemmerlina. in
einen Wortpe6Iel, Der I1lieBli6 in
cine griiaelei ausartete. Sin anoerer
Gnabe rib Die beioen ltreitIl6tigen
Sun9en auseinanoer. aber balo finaen
iie bon neuem an, als auf einmal
glorris iagte, er wolle ni6t mebr fed=
ten. er lei trant unb balo oarauf maro
ct betpuBtlos uno itarb, ebe Elm arat
eebolt tperoen tonnte. Cine 1rstli9e
unteriudun9 eraab, oab Der Rnabe
bel Der grheelei teine srnfli6en ger=
leBun9eu oaoOn 9etrasen, oaB iein
Sob pielmehr eine 5olse bon 6ers=
I6ndbe mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28

= @eitern Worgen UNI llbr er=
fOlste cine Rolliiion auf Der 3Dei9babn
bon bier nad Slonolte, bod muroe
Gieman0 berleBt.
- Nuf Der gountp 6air in Canal
Gober, Die Dom IL. biz 20. Sttober
abaebalteu mirb, tperoen au9 Jarm.
probutte bon Canada ausgeitelt, bic
fur ieoeH 2anbtDirIb bDll Sntersiis finb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
8oreei9laaenes Nmenoement sur @on=
ifitution BON Sblo.
5teuerfreibeit bon Gtaats= unb Wn>
nieipal 8nnns

Sci es bei6lpiien BON ber General allemblp beg
Staates Ohio:
section l. 9aB ben aBdbisrr be5 Gtdates
Gbin am erten 9ienita9 nadb benz erten Wtonta9
i'm Wppember 1905 Elm 8Drihiaq nnterbrettet perbe,
bic Gection atpet bes Arttfels XII Der epnlttfufon
bes Stdates Obip 5n ameubiren 10 ooB 1te ple tpl9i
laitet
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
cine srau oper Sausbdl=

terttt geiNtdt. Gin rllflger Wfann.
@ittner, i'm glter BON so Sabren,
nit einem auten Nustommen, lu9t
cine 6rau ober eine Sausbdlterin.
@ute 8ebanoluns unb 8eriOrgunq
Iino sugeii6ert. ID 9lnmelounsen finn
81 ienoen on Die 4oreRe: 8Or SO.
8eioler, Ohio, oDer on 0iele Sffice.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
EeMer.

@eFern Nahmittae um 3 llhr brad
in einem Stale hinter Scots Speserei=
laben an @et=SodftraBe Geuer aus
uno in tpenieen Minuten naren bic
Staaungen BON Scott, 8inb, Goons
uno Der 8ebrioer Siinali in elm 6lam=
menmeer gebiillt uno nur ben grDBten
gnitrensunsen Der Geuerpebr it es gu
peroanten. oab @derts 9eibnaQ uno Elm
iiber Der Nnep gelegenes WObnbaus 9e'
rettet neroen fonnten.
pferbe, @efdbrte unb Pferoegei4irre
tonnten beraussebra6t Deroen, oa=
seeen perbrannten grObe 8orrdtbe an
Seu unb bas glutomobil unb Elm 2ei=
6entpaeeu bon Noam 8inB.
Wie mir b0ren, 1T Der 0rDBte She'll
oes S6aoens ourd 8erli9eruna seoeft.
Wdbreno bic bieiige Sseuertuebr Elm
6euer betdmpfte, Das cine 3eit lang
sroBe 8erbreitung an3unebmen OrObte.
bate aud uniere Na9barHaot @anal
9ober Elm Seuer. llngefdbr um 5 ubr
Nbenos brad i'm Seller unter Dem
Store Der @ebriioer Mepers an Gaetorp
5traBe, gegeniiber oem Store Der
Sptes Co., 6euer aus. Das ieoo6 ge=
lDi6t peroen tOnnte, ebe Die Geuernebr
CUR STEELE fam. Sbi4On oas Jeuer
obne 9roBe Wlibe gelDIbt peroen
tonnte, miro bod Der S9aoen auf
$1,000 geiadBt, Der bauptidali6 oa=
our6 entfano, oaB Der 8au4 Die @aa=
rem bei6doiste.
@s hieB bier eeiteru Abenb, aud
llbri6spiQe babe Elm 9roBes 6euer Qe=
babt, bod NOR oies elm fali6es @erii6t.
= Morqen finoet in @naoenhiitten
Die PiOnier =8eriammlun9 ita:t.
- Die @ountp=@Dmmiiiionare boz
ben bas @eiud Der Nen gbilaoeIpbia=
ubri9spille StraBenbabn, ben Sabr=
preis su erb0ben. einltimmig abses
DieIen.
- Nm 9ienitag leBter Wode iiel i'm
Stonecreet Sbale Elm iAperer He9en.
Der an pielen Srten ben Friitb geidtcn
Wei5en tpesi6wemmte, 10 BOB Die Sell
bern Ell beteut peroen miihen.
= 2ebte Wo6e ipuroe in garnbil
George BbiDips. elm 17jdbri9er Sunse,
perbaitet, neil emma @riffitbs ihn an=
tlaste, Iie in perbre9eriider 4bi6t
an9esriffen gu baben. Der Sun9e
muroe mad Netp pbilabelpbia Dor ben
WapOr NfeD eebrabt ulo oieier ber.
oonnerte ben 8uri6en 3u elmer 8uBe
BON 500 uno Rofen, erlieB oann aber
Die 9dlfte Der Strafe, als er ben eisen=
tbinlli6en 9er9ang Der Sade erfubr.
- Sn Der Ndbe BON Sippecdnoe
brannts leBten Sreitag Nbeno bas Saus
BON Gamuel garrutbers Dollitdnoia
nieoer. Die Sniafen oes 0auies Idlie=
fen, als garrutbers Durh einen itiirs
5enoen S6ornffein aufsemedt tpurbe.
st tpefte feline Srau uno 'es gelane
| ibnen, nit ibrem Ginbe bas brennenbe
Gebduoe 81 berlaIien, aber iie retteten
nur oas nafte 2ebeh unb nit ibren
Gleioern uno Mebilien perbrannten
aud $l75 in papierselo.
/ Sn Denniion tuuroe lebte Wo1e
| So1n Girtpatrif, Elm l2jdbriser Gnabe,
Derbattet. neil er i'm Store bon g. %.
/ 9aas $75 geitohlen. Der jusenDlide
Dieb bat fbon Dor brei Sabreil i'm
j Store Der @ebriioer Rrance $13 ges
4 itoblen unb marb lebte Wo1e in 6al.
IfenboHs Store ertpil6t, als er ii6 an
kDie Raiie beranauihIeiden iu1te. Mlan
iieB ibn ieiner Susenb tptgen in ben
i friberen Gdllen laufen, aber 0ieies Mal
Diro man oas Bhri6hen boifentlid
lna9 Der &eformi9ule fAiden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
9euti9e Wirtbi9aft II. 8eitauratipn
-, BON
@ilbelnt 6. @iOOer,
s11 Sit Emscara.pas Giraffe,
Gin Sdniersepiert bffli6 bonn SO. & 6. 6. s3abnbof.
Gantott, ~ SbiO.

Sem 8ublifum sur 9efdligen Nad)rtbt baB,id on
Dben9enonntem 8aBe cine WirtbiGait uHb Getouroa
pn erDfnet babe unb gum 9eiude freunbitdit enabe.
Sute beuti6e &iid9e, bic beieu Weue &iqueitre unb
gi9arren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1905-09-28
Wieoriee .Jabrpreiie mad Iranffort,
0nb., yeenniDn bnn QNilDtrs'
BriQabe, ~. 3. o. g.,

am Ii. unb r. Dftober errartons' 1lGsS nerian!i
aiii aieu tationen III Snbiana Cbo unh SaiHpis On
ben 9enuipIpanta Sinier. q
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= Mbonnirt auf ben .geObaGter.
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mss sasIasslspss, O.. 2s. s.pt. 1905.

Enfsrel at the Post Office st New Philadelphia,
D as second class matter-
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being, which have developed Ia n very
high degree our energy. self. reliance
and individual initiative. have also
brought the care and anxiety insep-
erahie from the accumulation OF great
wealth in Industrial centers upon
The success Of our experiment much
depends, not only ps regards our own
welfare, but as regards the welfare
OF mankind, II we fail, the cause OF
free self government throughout the
world will rock TO Its foundations, aud
therefore our responsibility IA heavy
TO ourselves, 10 the world as II n to-
day ana 10 the generations yet unborn,
There is no good reason why we should
fear the future. but there Is every
reason why we should face Il serious
ly neither hiding from ourselves the
gravity Of the problem before us nor
fearing 70 approach these problems
with the unoending. untlmchlng pur-
pose to solve them Alright,
Yet after all. though the problems
are new, though the tasks set before
us differ from the tasks set before our
fathers who founded and preserved
this republic, the spirit In which these
tasks must be undertaken and these
problems faced. II our duty Is to he
we'll done, remains essentially nm
changed, We know that self-govern-
ment Is difficult, We know that NJ
people needs such high traits OF char
acter as that people which seeks to
govern Its Affairs Alright through the
freely expressed will Of the freemen
who compose II. But we have faith
that we shall not prove false to the
memories OF the men OF the mighty
past. They did their work. they left
us the splendid heritage we now enjoy |
We In our turn have an assured con-
fidence that We shall be able TO leave |
this heritage unwasted and enlarged |
10 our children and our chlldren's chill !
iren. To do SO We must show, not |
merely In great crises, but In the |
everyday AFFAIRS OF life the qualities OF |
practical Intelligence, OF courage, of |
iardihood and endurance. and above /
Ill the power OF devotion to Il lofty /
deal, which made great the men vino
this republic In the days of
Washington. which made great the /
men who preserved this republic In the
lays OF Abraham Lincoln
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souvenir OF burnt leather dance pro-
gram and score card, which viii be
kept as momento OF the event,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-03-05

What two words mean most
to your grocer' and what dc
they mean1
Schilling's Best; and they
mean a good deal of business
without any trouble.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20
Th< world'. CslsbfA,ed Tsispaihiss.

Cecilia Gasiaf. the worlds celebrated
telepa,hist and spirit medium. has re
turned to Idaho Springs. and can be con-
suited on all affairs of life Will be
pleased to see her old patrons as well as
new ones. DIR. Gussai predicted the ter
rible Eden wreck. A prominent lawyer Of
of Boulder. w. G. II ouston and wife. who
were going to the Worlds Pair. accepted
her advice and DELAYED starting until the
10th OF August and their lives were saved.
fhe doctor saw this terrible wreck several
days in advance Of its occurauce. Many
predictions have come to pass and the
people of Idaho Springs have called it to
my attention since have arrived. I will
hold circles Wednesdays and Fridays at
the parlors of the Beebee hotel At p. 10.
Rooms at terrace IS.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20
MINING APPLICATION No. Ieu
iineral Survey No. 1910.
U. s. Land Osee

u. y. Land Once.
Denver. Colo. March 2s 1875.
Notice Is hereby given that the Brisioi and Colo
ra3o Coils Mining Co. BY NJ E. CrosIey attorney
IN TACT whose posioffscs address is Denver. Colo
Bri Lucky BOY, Iueks Boy No. /. iSely sos Iss No
?. Lucky Boy No ,. and Lucky Boy No. 4 ode
Mining claims in the Ohio ard Gold Dir mining
and II. las \. 20 W. Of The 9Th p NJ asseriees
a. follows:
Blue BIRD LODE
ssIt SEC 10 hears s7o S5' Is" zasO 7s n thence
27e fso.es n cor No ?: thence SCI 3r = ISL "a
= to cor no, .; ihsnee 2.' isoss II to No. I;
thence - ~ 1857 70 n 10 beginning.
LUCKY soy NO. LODE
BeKinnine at cor No whence the q cor Of x.,a
sec 10 bears ~ y 1885 % Il: hence 57e : 80
r to cor No = thence ~ " 800 II 10 cor No 8:
hence Sc 80 n to cor No :: thence 81 800
LUCKY Doy no. Lnpx
Beginning st cor No vAesce the cor of ..ia
50 % s.es @, 10 4 .s.ne. 81 $50 s. s.oes 70
ihenee 81. lsoo n 70 cor Nol; thenes 81 iso
10 beginning. -
Beginning ss cor No l whence The cor es ..,a
ses 70 bears ~ ~ 10" 2lsl.s n; thence So
~ n = cor No 8 thence S. 800 II 10 cor NJ A.
neses 9 w 10 n 10 cor No. Z: thence s3e 800
Lucxs spy NO. LODE
* e;S s s:s,s !: e 3; = !, ss::s: s1s CO. e ..d
.hanes s7o $50 n 20 cor No 1; shescs - -
h - beginalnR.
LUCKY BOY No. l0Ds
Degsu11ug q cor ~ I vhssce De ! . En-, ~ ~.ss
- oe9S ~ = &<e1A 4; sAsncs : s5. ~
~ 70 co. - y 0.ncs ~ y 100 n % eoe NJ 4:
sessee ~ w.iso n = CO.. H Z; sAsacs : = isl
Teal ess. 49, eiains. 17.Sls scsss. Aa,ut.,n,
eissns Ssr Nel11oD. SeaslAf6 -.
ne iseasios csFu1essss q n sssd esa,-s =. -.
eeeesa - oefses q - cpesV e1ark an1 rscss1ss
g Csas Cmsk sosssy, = lelSls: Lsciv ~ ~
kecN - NJ !. beek l4. - n; Iscfv
Z. escs m eaee ~: lsrly ~ No :. = ri
Hrss - Apri !. NJ LaN - Jus ]. M
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT Day

Estate os C J. wisemsn. secezsed
The unterSignei having been appointed atminis-
trsfs Of The estate Of c J. Wt3eman. late Of ihs
County Of Clear Creek. In the Stae Of Cooraso. Sc
ceased. hereby gives ns,iice that she ~ appezr be
fore the County Court q ssii Clear Creek County
at the Court House In 6eorgeio~n. IN said county.
on Aonisy. the fifth day of June. A. D. 1905. the
hour Of 80 Of sail iay. at which time all rer-
Sons having Claims against sad estate notified
and requested 20 attend for the purpose of having
same adjusted Al persons Indebted xaia estaie
are requested ie make immediate payment the un-
3efsignet.
Dziet at Idaho Springs. Colorado. this twelfth aay
Of May. A. D. 1876.
ELLA wiDEMAN
Asninistrairis ns the estate Of c. j. wssemsn de-
eea>et.
Ftrss rne. MAJ "a. las, pub. June 3. 1896.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20
A Nv Rou,e 10 E..es Park.

johnson brothers iuaugurste daily stage
service between Loveland and Estes
Park p. o.
MAY IS the first stage of Johnson
Brothers line. drawn by four good
horses will leave the Colorado & South
ern railway station on the arrival of the
morning train. for the accommodation of
passengers for Estes Park.
Johnson brothers deserve much credit
for their hb~raitv in equipping this
stage line. The wagons are new and of
the latest pattern, especially designed
for the comfort Of the passengers.
The route of the line Is over the new
and splendid county road. along the Big
Thompson river. The canon Of the Big
Thompson is unsurpassed for msgui6
cent scenery and the end Of the journey
is crowned by the grapdest view of them
aii-Estes Park-a panorama beyond
description.
A splendid eating station is to be
maintained at the halfway house by
Mr.. F. G. Bartholf Here . stop OF
thirty minutes will be made for dinner
and change Of horses.
Estes Park affords 20 many attractive
summer hotels. such fine fishing and
hunting, and alluring roads for riding
and driving. that its popularity for sum.
mer outings is increasing from year to
year, especially - the facilities for reach.
ing it are improved.
The same one way and round trip
rates apply via the COLORADO & Southerr
Ry. and Loveland a. have applied By
way Of LyouA and the indications ase
that the larger part Of the seasons travel
to and from Estes Park viii be through
Loveland.
The Colorado & Southern Ry. has
isssed . nicely illustrated publication
descriptive Of Estes Park and iss tourise
aeco9odAtioes.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20
COLORADO And Southern R,y.

On April 18TH 10 September 5osb. 'os
we will sell rs ride family communication n
book between Idaho Springs and Den
yer good for o. days a, $1,000 zach. also
similar reductions on other local points
We beg to announce that the summer
excursion rates will go into effect on
May 9Th. For further information
kindly call at this Office.
r. O. SASDsTRoN,
Agent
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

The most successful way of warding
on the approach OF old age is to main
tain a vigorous digestion. This can
be done by eating only food suited to
your age and occupation, and when
any disorder OF the stomach appears
take a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets to correct II. II you
have q weak stomach or are troubled
with indigestion. you will find these
Tablets to be just what you need. For
sale by J. J. Sherwin.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

The Gardiner divorce case in the dis
let cour, in Denver. is filing the met
r,poliian dailies with much interesting
IN ater,al and illustrations this week. II
there IS anything that the Denver dailies
like better than another, 1t is a sensational
matrimonial mixup.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

The Unity club held lis annual meet
ing las, evening at the home Mrs. B. T.
Oven. Ali of the officers were reelected
with the exception oftreasurer. for which
fiji C Mrs. Craig was selected. A ro-ceu,
tea will be given for the beucht of tue
library in the near future.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20
Only $3.50 to California and Return vi
Union Pacifie

May a. !, !. 10, II. Ia. - and II.
Limit 90 days Stop overs an, where
t1s 90 from Denver one way dailv until
Nav 18th. Ask your local agent for
tickets wa Union Pacific.
J. c. FERGUSON General Agent.
o.i. 18th ST. Denver. Colo.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

0s,eopsthy cures Rheumaiism. Con-
sumption Pneumonia. Asthma, Gail
stones, st. vitus dspre. Goitre. Deaf
ness. Constipation. Headache. Tuuois,
Cancers, Ulcers. diseases Of women. and
for consulting Dr. l. Ellis bush, 1917
{. 10. St
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

The opera house has ieeu engsged for
Saturday evening. May ,7th.. a. which
time the irrepressihle Joe Ne~niau and
Tie Troubadours, +" If Drnver. will give
an entertainment for the benefit OF ST.
Psul's church
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

Lee Giison. former Fireman at ihs
Newhouse tunnel but nov employed b
= A. Knowles at the GuuuIson govern.
ment tunnel, passed through iozu YES
tefsiav enrouse to Georgetown where he
appeared as ~itfess in the Forget vs.
Newhouse Tunnel Co. case
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

J. August Iugois, the well knosn sur
vesor Of this city. has been engaged by
Mr. Hanebett, and will leave shortly for
Frisco. Utah, where he will take chare
OF some of Mr. Newhouse's yaiuabl,
holdings, in the capacity of supenntrnd-
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

In honor Of the sixth birthday Of little
Mildred Jones. her mother. Mrs. T. A.
Jones Is entertaining a number of the
little lady's friends al an afternoon party.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

Tios- B. Crow has leased his band
some residence on Miner street to A. G
Chamberlain, and the latter will occupy
the same after Mr.. cro~'s de, arturo f,r
the Pacific coast.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

Mrs. Dr. Cain LETT tins morning for
Beloit. Kansas, for a six weeks visit With
relatives and friends. She will be accom-.
panied by her sister. Mrs. DIR. {. T..
Cooper.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

The Blue RiDbon company has this
week treated It's botsling ~ofks aud
bridge approach to new coat q White
paint with blue trimming which makes d
very decided improvement IN the appear
ance of the property.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20

John White, deputy county treasurer
accompanied by his wife came down from
c-orge,o~n yesterday for short visit
with relatives aud friends.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-20
a oees ssepssslen.

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Mr.. C. B. Wainwright of Lemon
CITY, Florida. has Wyjftea The mani
tnctorers that Uuch Detter results are
oo4ineo nom ~ ~ e Cbeuber
lah's Collie. Cheloso oa1 poogYhoes
Remedy IN casee = pain0 4 ~ storn-
eeh. cholera 81 el1S5c1S noexuS, BY
taxing 4 IN wA3R u ~ . eas n
esaAk That 49, (I1ri4 = 3kje -
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eeo1e to gee ~ ~ rf4Rk 6So1 iI-
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