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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that II. l..
Roberts of Idaho Springs, Clear Greek
County, State OF Colorado, has bought
and is the owner of all the stock of The
Roberts Brothers Mercantile Company
aud will carry on the business of said
company in the County of Clear Greek
State Of Colorado, and will pay all in
debteduess of said company on account
of the business transacted in Clear Greek
County; that P l.. Roberts has bought
all interests of the Roberts Brothers Mer
camille company iu the business Carried
on at Cripple Creek in the county Of
Teller and will pay all debts that said
company owes Oh account of business
heretofore carried on by it in Teller
county.
All persons indebted to The Roberts
Brothers Mercantile COM panv are request
ed to call and make prompt settlement;
all persons indebted to The Roberts
Brothers Mercantile company in Cripple
Creek, County Of Teller. State of Colo
RADIO, will make paymen, of said indebs-
edness to P. l.. Roberts.
March 20, 1906.
THE ROBERTS BROS MERcANTILE Co,
By II. l.. ROBERTS.
Attest: President.
P. l.. ROBERTS,
Secretary.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
Have You Ever Spent a Winter So 9Th?

Galveston has the finest beach in the
south. The climate is wonderful Low
attitudes, humidity OF atmosphere
soothing sea sbreezes and the general
res,ful effect of the easy southern life all
tend to slow down the irritable heart and
brain and bring about perfect rest.
The Colorado & Southern makes a
round trip rate of 1850 to Galveston.
Mr. T. E. Fisher G. p A. Denver, will
send you complete date about this at.
tractive place.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
TELEGRAM.

Bush Bonney Insurance Agency Realty Co..
Idaho Springs, Colorado.
Anticipating natural and desire the part
their information
HOME of York
fagation able that every
policy force the property the whole city
exceeding If reports correct
the HOME loss will not exceed TWO MILLION DOLLARS,
and claims the
wards of SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS, with exceeding
TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS. We shall begin adjusting
he and
other similar notably, Chicago and Baltimore
the HOME policies will be worth cents the
dollar. f. G.. Snow. President
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
Nineo from the Dino
JAMES BARTON ADAMS


Recently while IN gle-ful mood Nine
Calse was heard to say: Sure Mike
Iwenty-threei Ypu skidoo,r The prof
Cheney gained by some OF these foreigners
in acquiring r. f.ed English is truly re-
marx able
An indicted New York life insurance
official wears siie wh,skers, bu, it MOI,
probable the prosecution will be per-
ulit,ed to use that fact against him At
his trial.
Andy Carnegi- says that millionaires
who laugh are rave. A great many OF
them smile, however, when they fee
the need OF brsc-r.
THE beautiful weather for the past
fuIl length bath" Says a Wisconsin edi
tor, who has perhaps yielded to tempta-
ton and enjoyed the novelty Of an all
over plunge.
A Denver dealer who advertised that
he would take odd talking machines in
part payment for new ones was slightly
flurried when man from the mountains
orouyh, his wife down and asked if he
could swap her in"
1t is said that Chairman Shouts Of the
Panama commission is afflicted with
boils, not the kind that sent Andy Ham
,lson hiking to Paris for treatment. but
real old Jobesque boils.
A scientist declares that the sun will
time many who read this declaration
carelessly may be wishing some of its
GOODNESS could reach them
woman near Florence. Kansas, was
kicked by mule causing her to bite off
h tongue. II her husband punished
the mule it is not so stated in the
printed repor, Of the mishap.
In referring to the pure food legislation
the Boston Globe editor rejoices in the
fact that nobody has ven:ured for an
instant to impugn the purity Of Boston's
famed bak ed beans.
A London physician declares that
night air is beneficial to those who
who breathe in while sleeping. Per
haps so, bu, mary do not like it because
! it makes them snore SO viciously.
Just think, dear patient wife, how for
husband swear because of buttons being
missing from his Sunday clothes.
A New York womau's club leader says
that kissing is overdone. Well the ma.
jorIty of US prefer it SO rather than rare.
A Cleveland minister is to preach
sermon to newspaper men He seems
to be quite d tferent from the mary
ministers who get newspaper men to
write their sermous for them
The Sentinel says that purse sna'chine
is an infant industry in Milwaukee.
What will be the future of infants who
develop that deplorable instinct early
in life
A lady admirer of Speaker Joe Cannon
has sent him a washrag. Some loving
friend should now present him with a
cake of soap. '.He won't be happy
until he gets it
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28
Texas th, Coloradoan's Winter Resort.

Texas the Coloradoan's Winter Resort.
San Antonio is an ideal place to spend
the winter. Half foreign, wholly
unique, it is altogether one of the most
interesting places. Its perfect climate,
semi-,ropical vegetation and numerous
plazas, adobes and missions make it
more like an old Spanish city than any
American town.
The round trip rate to San Antonio
via Colorado & Southern 10 81 10.
Complete information may be had from
Mr.. r. E. Fisher, G. P. A., Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

THE placing the strictly class condition thus early
spring reflects credit upon Supervisor O Rourke There
still the alleys deplorab condition and the
property premises visited by the
authorities and told only by concerted action
Idaho Springs become the city beautiful"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Suffered ior Five Years with Kidney and
Liver Trouble.
Il suffered for FIVE years with kidney
and liver trouble, which caused severe
pains across the back and a binding
headache l had dyspepsia and was so
constip pated that l could not move my
Bowels without a cathartic was
cured by Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets and have been we'll now
for six months" saws Mr. Arthur S.
Strickland. Of Chattanooga, Tenn. For
sale by J. J Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

SENATOR PATTERSON has devoted practically the entire space OF
attack Dave Moa But II
the old story the wall Moat the
long after Paesons
savory memory passed putrfacon aud blown
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Coon roads essential prosperity OF any
district The board will receive the paudts OF all by
public highway placed the best possible
The melting the road
watching the condition be ameloTiat d.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

After she had slept for seven weeks
he physician awoke LIS Angeles giri.
They would have allowed her to finish
her nap bu, knew she would raise Cain
if not called IN time to trim her East.
hat.
A grand jury a. Toledo, Ohio. is inves-
,igating the artificial boosting Of the
price of ice. Perhaps II is artificial
ice.
A woman club leader OF New York
says kissing is ovefdone. She may b
more fortunate than many OF her cluh
sisters who think 1t too rare.
The Gar is urging a second Hague
conference. ANYTHING suggestive OF
peace looks m;ghiy good to his imper-
ial maj, sty just Tow.
A correspondent asks if Il is really
true that men were MONKEYS years age.
Quite true, and the monkey instinct yet
clings to many of US.
Speaker Cannon has been presented
with pair of silk suspenders. He may
wear them for style on Sundays, but or
the strenuous days Of the week he will
no doubt stick to his comfor. able
cotton 'eallussts
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Try us for ranch eggs, Vegetable
poultry and meats. THERo & Co
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Hauling and express, Curnow, the ice
man, phone Black e35.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Ice delivered daily. G. II. Curnov
phone Black o3s
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

WANTED for general house work
Inquire Mrs A. II Roller, 1905 Colora
do ST
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

The first kiss Of love is the reincar
nation of the golden dawn kissing the
nilltops.' says magazine writer.
Wouldn't that put wistful pucker il
your lips" F."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

THE and generous of the
people Colorado appeals for aid for suffering hu>
California glad the and all
in is alone
the good work hamlet and individual
the Union has something this for humanity
What generous, unselsh people the Americans
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Geo. H. Curnow, the expressmap,
telephone No. Black 6,s.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Inquire Mrs. A. H. Roller, 1908 Colora-
do ST.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

For SALE-ooo feet new Y inch cable
Cheap for cash. WALTHAM NJ. s. NJ. Co
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

Aid the SarsapaviIla by keeping tho
bowels regular with Ayers Pills.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

II. o. Allen, the dentist.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

CONSIDER state interest has attached
where appointments have been made public
position having charge the states
But 1t is also patent that when these officials
with the appontve seek nomination
and seek the of the yokes
depends them forgetting this
ed in soft takes good official beyond
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

IL emergency the people of Idaho Springs be depend
brief business
Monday nearly donated the San
and this sweled nearly by lodge
We scarcely know how until
for show down but be il said the credit
liberal.
on than by appeals for help from suffering
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

THE pleasure and satisfaction felt by the people Colorado
being able contribute promptly the Francisco relief
much
Denver yellow They raned
claimed the entire glory contribution the fund
scornuly the
Charity when prompted by such selfish
Denver yelow show should hide shame
the disgusting attempt
and clearly shows the calibre propeors.
newsy local paper with makeup
of bright enterplslng town. Such
AS a rule gets all that coming the way of a
much the tendency the
he afford make his paper
and the tendency the public often let him spend
showing tangible evidences his
Many people the local paper who the
that
afford bright uptodate local paper dead and the
place to locate The moral pan-there better
help build up than help build up local paper by
liberal patronage-Bulletn.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-04-28

A lady adnirer of Speaker Joe Cannon
has sent him washrag. Some loving
friend should now present him with a
cake of soap. .'He won't be happy
until he gets it
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
DRYDEN TO BE RETURNED
Revolt Against Republican Machine
Fails of I5s object.

Newark. y. J.. Nov. THE reelection
of John P Dryden to the United States
Senate from New Jersey. which was
endangered by the revolt Of the Repubh-
cans of North Jersey seems assured at
> o'clock this "wednesday morning.
The revolt against Dryden. however. re-
suited in the defeat of the Republican
machine assembly candidates in Hudson
and Essex counties, and gave the Demo-
Gratis control of the two cities. Newark
and Jersey City.
Returns at this hour. which are com
plete enough to be well nigh certain. in
dicate the Republicans VIII have thirty
three asseEblymen and the Democrats
twenty-seven in the new assembly
In the senate the division will be: Re
publicans Is and Democrats ,
This viii give the Republicans a ma
joTity on joint ballot of %
Hudson County went Democratic, the
Democrats carrying Jersey City by about
4000 and the county bys7 .00o J. A. Ham
mill was elected representative in the
Thirteenth district by about 6000, over
Howard Crews, Republican IN the Ninth
district Eugene w. Leake was elected
over Charles Z. Pickett. Republican, by
about 1900.
Essex County elected Democrats TO
practically all the important county Of
fees. but the Republican machine seems
to have carried through most OF its as
semhlymen. Jacob Haussling is elected
mayor of Newark by the Democrats.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

committee, said he believed later returns
would show the election Of Governor
Cgmmins by a small plurality The re-
turns are coming very slowly. $50 out Of
2199 precincts, reported at midnight, give
Cummins 23.672; Porter 20S20. Same pre-
cincts in 1903 gave Cummins % Isl; suni-
van 15,2n. This shows a net gain for
Porter Of Il to the precinct, and same rate
Of gain would elect him by 5000.
Reports from the Second district indl-
cate election of Dawson. Republican. to
Congress by 1900 In the Sixth district.
Hamilton, Democrat. for Congress. is run
Ming ahead Of his ticket. and indications
show Lacey. Republican. will have a small
majority II he is not defeated. Woodbury.,
the county home Of George D. Perkins,
gives Porter Loo.
Cummins' Margin Narrow.
Scott County was carried By Cummins
by CO., johnson County gives Porter
about 1000. CerrO GOrdO County gives
him 1,0oo Cummins carries the city OF
Des Moines by LOO plurality, and Polk
County. the home of ". W Marsh. can
didate FOR Democratic national commit
teeman, was carried for Porter BY 1850.
The same county In 1893 gave CummIns
1851 plurality
Dubuque County reported 2,S50 for por-
ter. Pottawattamie County gave Cum
minis so plurality. Later returns from
the First district indicate that Kennedy.
Republican, may possibly be elected to
Congress.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,.
Democrats Probably Have II Out Of
81 Votes in the Legislature.

Dover. Del, Nov. 6.-Delaware has re
elected Congressman Burton, Republican.
TWO of her thrss~e6dnties give the Re
publican state ticket l.0o0 plurality The
state enjoyed clean election, free from
money elements.
Kent County is extremely close on the
county ticket. and may show three Dem
Oerats. If not al, elected The Repuh-
leans have carried all assemblymen. ex-
cept possibly the Fourth, Fifth. Sixth
and Ninth districts. where Craig. Hof-
feiker. Cooper, and Harrington have won.
according to conservative estimates. AL
Republican senator's are elected.
Sussex held but three Of her ten Re
publican representatives. the Third.
Fourth, and Fifth having elected Deme-
Gratis. and possibly the Tenth The Re
publicans have gained a senator in Tho
Fifth district.
If the tally sheets estimate prove cor
rect, the legislature is Republican 3
to q
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
WARNER WINS IN MICHIGAN.
Republicans Pile Up Heavy waJori-
ties-Eiect IL ConEressmen,

Detroit, Mich Nov. 6.-From raf,r,s
thus far received. it appears certain that
Republicans have swept the State elect
ing All twelve Congressman. botD
branches Of the legislature. and Gov. Fred
Warner, by from 5000 to 12500 ma
jority
Chairman Garrett J. Diekema. Of the
State central committee, claims that all
the State o1cers are Republicans. and
they are elected by majorites of 75.aeo up.
The legislature. which viii elect a sue
cessor in the United States Senate to
Russell A Alger, VIII be safely Repub-
Hcan.
The feature in doubt is the election Of
q mayor for Detroit. and this is a COM
plex situation. Codd ana Thompson. 20
spsctiveiy Republican and Democrat. are
tied up in a franchise fight, and it appears
tonight that the franchise is lost. and
N thar event Michigan sends twelve re-
publicans to Congress, discreditiup tho
contention Of Ingram, who was a candi-
date from the First district.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
PORTER CLAIMS IOWA
Democratic Candidate Said to
Have 10000 Plurality.
RETURNS COME IN SLOWLY
Scratched Ballots Said 10 Be Re-
sponsibIe for DeaFth of Accurate
FiGures-GOv. CummiBs' Vote as
Tabuiated shows Loss of 10 10 Pre-
cinct-Laeey May De Defeated.
- o The Wa.binEton -.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Des Molnes, Iowa. Nov. Sat midnight
the Democratic State central committee
claimed the election Of Porter for gov
ernor by 5000 plurality. Chairman Miller
at that hour issued the following state
ment.
THE returns thus far received make II
certain THAI Mr.. Porter IS elected by a
substantial majority. His gain averages
forty-hve votes 10 a precinct. and II Il
continues at that rate. as I have no doubt
Il viii, his majority viii be close TO 2o.0oo.
&C. W. MILLER"
Chairman Woods, OF the Republican
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
DIVIDE ON STATEHOOD.
Returns Indicate Victory in New
Mexico, Defeat in Arizona

Prescott. ARR, Nov. 6--While but q
small proportion of the total vote on The
Statehood proposition has so far beer
tabulated and received here. the indica-
tions are that the proposition 10 join
New Mexico and Arizona as one Stat,
has been overwhelmingly defeated.
Albuquerque. y. Mex, Nov. 6.-PartiaI
returns from seven counties out Of TWEEN
ty-iive IN New Mexico give joint State
hood a majority Of 3,00o.
Reports received indicate that the Ter
ritory win go for iointure by from 4G5
TO 5000
Eariy returns indicate the election o.
Andrews. Republican. as delegate 20 Con
gress.
Guthrie. Okla. Nov. 6-The consti-
tuition Of the new State Of Oklahoma
viii be written by Democrats. That party
was successful in the election by q sinai.
majority.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
HOW THE BIG STATES VOTED.

New YorkHughe defeats Hearst for governor by probably
$4,000.
Psnnsylvania-stua p) defeats Emery (fuon) for gov
ernor by about 100000
MassachusettsGuid (Rep defeats Moran Dem) for gov
ernor BY 38,oOo
ninO-Enre Republican ticket elected Speaker Cannon re-
turned.
OhiO-RepubIcan ticket elected by 10000 to 10000 plurality
IOwa-Elecon of Porter Dem BY 10000 claimed over Cum
minis (Rep.). Republicans refuse concede State.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
Stuart Governor of Penn
sylvania by 100000.
VOTE ALANDSLIDE
Six Democratic Congressman
Are Successful.
R0TAN ALSO 4 WINNER

Elected District Attorney in PhiIa-
deIphia with n Majority of 10000.
ResEIt Is Regarded as a Sweeping
Victory for the Roosevelt Admins
tretion-PoIiee Are Called Ont 10
mobiles Who Were Acting a.
Public Safety VigiIantes.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
UTTER LOSES IN RHODE ISLAND.
Higgins Election Conceded, but Re-
pubIicans Control Assembly.

Providence. r. L, Nov 6-Returns
show that Higgins is gaining over Gar
wins vote Of last year. His opponent is
Gov. Utter, Republican.
Higgins election as governor, with
5000 plurality, Is conceded. The Republi-
cans. however. will probably have con-
troll Of the General Assembly.
Partial returns show that Congressman
Capron is leading Dr. Garvin in the Sec
ond Congressional district, while Dyer,
Republican, is gaining slightly on the
figures Of two years ago. against Gran
ser, Democrat, in the First district.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

New York. Nov. 6-Charles Z. Hughes,
who less than two years ago was practi-
oaIly unknown outside of his coterie Of
friends and clients. has been elected gov
ernor OF New York state by a plurality of
5cGoo.
William Randolph Hearst, the Demo
cratic candidate. carried New York City
by S5.C0c, but the upstate districts stood
by their old-tine political belief, and this,
together with the effect Of President
Roosevelt's message to the voters Of the
State, delivered through EHhu Root his
Secretary OF State, which drove many
waverers into line, won the day fer
Hughes.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler, Of Dutchess
County, the Democratic candidate for
lieutenant governor, may have defeated
NJ Linn Bruce, OF New York, for the
lieutenant governorship.
Nearly $4,000 In the City.
Greater New York gave Hearst a plu-
rality Of about 790Ck which compares with
Sig6 given for Van Wyek IN 1885. 3. .253 for
Stanchfield in 1901. T.. 633 for Coler in
1902 and S3.1S0 for Herrick in 1904
New York County gives Hearst $500 plu-
raltty. compared with 60.167 for Van Wyck.
SS,o6i for Stanchfeld, $500 for CoIer, and
C0135 for Herrick.
All the other counties in the city went
for Hearst. It may be noted that no Re
publican candidate for governor has ever
carried a borough of this city since the
present city w2s created.
The vote of the city for governor. with
q few districts missing and estimated. Is
as follows:
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
His Plurality Over Hearst
Is About $4,000.
KINGS DEMOCRATIC
All of State Ticket Except
Head in Doubt.
UPSTATE HELD IN LINE

Hughes Runs Behind Normal Repub-
Iican Vote in the Larger Cities, but
Country Districts Give Kim support
which Barely OvercOmes Hearst's
Big Plurality n4 the HnrIem-Buf-
Is for Hughes by Small Margin
Hearst Runs Behind Rest OF Ticket.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
NIornons 80 RennhIicnn-

Salt Lake City. Utah. Nov. 6.-Scatter-
ing returns indicate thar 80 per cent OF
the AIormons voted the Republican ticket
This means the reelection of Josepa
Howell. Republican, to Congress, as ti1c
Gentle vote was scattered.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07
GUILD BEATS MORAN
In AN EASY RACE
Entire Republican Ticket In
Massachusetts, Elected.
GUILD GAINS IN CITIES
His Plurality viii Be Larger
Than a Year Ago.
GUILD GAINS IN CITIES

The Democrats Elect Only Three of
the Fourteen ConEressmen-GuiId
Gained in the Smaller Cities, While
His Opponent showed His Greatest
strength Among viii Hands in the
Small Manufacturing Communities.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-07

Hearst over Hughes. 793-5.
The candidates other than Mr.. Hearst
on the Democratic State ticket ran so
Tar ahead Of him in this county-some
25,00o-as to suggest early in the evening
that they were elected whatever hap
pened to him.
Tie judiciary nCminat0rs' ticket went
down in the general wreck in this county.
Tammany electing al its candidates
whether or not they had the Democratic
Endorsement, except McAvoy for General
Sessions. with whom ROsalsky ran neck
and neck. the result not vet certain. Nc
Avoy leads az last accounts The Repub-
hcans in this city reelected Parsons.
Olcott, and Bennett to Congress. Gold
1ogle wins in the Ninth district against
Adler, Republican. and Hillquit. socialist
In the present senate the Republicans
OF this county have three members and
Iammany has nine. Agnew. SAKE. and
Page, Republicans, are elected thls-year.
Grady Gets Il Good Scare.
Thomas Rock gave Thomas F. Grady a
good scare. but the odds were. too heavy
TO overcome.
The Republicans in this county elect
three Of the thirty-fye assemblvnen.
With the Hearst. alliance last year they
elected fourteen, Tammany seventeen.
and the Municipal Ownership I.eagre
four.
None Of the Hearst candidates for either
Congress, senate, or assembly was elected
unless he had the Tammany nomination.
Corrected returns on the vote for COVER
nor In this State show that Hughes ma
Jority over Hearst is a very comfortable
one Of 5S.170 There was such a slump
from the rest Of the Republican ticket
that il was thought earlier in the evening
that the Democratic Lieutenant governor
and possibly the rest of the State ticket
might be elected. At I o'clock this morn
ing il is believed Mr. Hughes. with his
majority Of over 5G.000, has saved the rest
Of his ticket
Hearst Refuses to Talk
Hearst dined tonight at the Cafe Mar
tin. and then went 20 his home on Lex
ington avenue. where he received the
election returns. Lewis Stuyvesant Chan
Ter, the candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor, was with him part of the even
ing.
At midnight AR Hearst refused 10
concede the election to AIr. Hughes, and
declined also TO give out a statement
Of any kind.
IbmseB Cries Fraud.
Chairman Max Ihmsen, of the Inde-
pendence League. sent the following tele-
gram broadcast throughout the State;
Urge your watchers to the utmost
vigilance. Returns from Republican
strongholds everywhere being withheld.
Compel immediate declaration of results.
Hearst elected by $1,000 majority. Don't
allow victory 70 be Snatched away by
fraud. Compel immediate announcement
of vote.
ChanIer Gets PrOfane.
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler. Democratic
candidate for lieutenant governor. said:
Judging only by the returns which
have been able TO see. il appears that
Hughes has defeated AIr. Hearst by
S,o00 in the State"
Told that the figures received indicated
the probable election of the Democratic
state ticket with the exception of