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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

barber, irenn aele9entlidl einrndl
cine Hatte in Die 8uritrnaifine 9es
rdtb, pblpobl bod ollie Gbineien Die
&atten ais Sclitateiie betradten.
~0lan fam CO ben 2euten beits
outage ME reft MAIDEN. @enn mir
&urit 5u bier Gents bns 8funb fir
Den Sreilun6s Counter I~iefern, fDn@
men mir bod fem Yorterbouie@ Steaf
nebmien!
YGs miro alb oagc9en gefidt, baB
mir 2eberfpurit aus aartoffclrlebl
MAIDEN. Soltcn mir nieueiht Sdge@
mebl ba5u nebmen? ollie dr5tliden
Iutoritdten lino lid barin einig, baB
iibertriebener Sleiidsenub i1dDli6
lit. 8enn mir baber Die 9eberlpurit
ans flint Sbeilen 2eber uno SO Sbeis
len &artoffelmebl beriteaerJ 10 befolz
gen mir MIR Die Yori6riften Der
Ier5te.
rNiatiirli1 miro nl6 iiber Die
@lutnurit seidimpft, neil mir bas
8lut auf Dem SuBboben 5uiommens
febren laiien. SoQen mir pieleift
einen nGarpetih6eeper" ba5u ge@
brali6en?
Sizes etpige Gei6rei o 8einli6>
felt ma6t mid franz. Sriiber bat
man elm Semb ben ganSen 8inter
getragen unb lit bid unb felt babel
9efporben. 5eute io0 man lid ieDen
Gag cine refine S6iir5e unbinben.
banit Die 8ni6frauen nod mebr
8elo auf Die ganf trasen f0nnen.
Sci mir bleibt IGes beim IIten.
@enn meme @aare niGt gut genu9
lit, Der eIie an Der Siinften Ieenue.
Sort lit es 5tpar audi nidt reinli9er,
aber Die Yreiie iinb bDber."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
''me,p'" YarE.a'

emanuel G6rli6. Csc, Elm
Witnrbeiter bes ogtcm gorfer 0iors
gen sSournnl", ldBt lid iiber bas
5eitgemdBe Sbema ~gieinlidfeit uuo
Burlt" mie folgt ans:
~9a i6impfeu Die 2eute iebt bars
ii6er, baB Die Sranffurter ni6t 10
iiub, ipie lie iein %iollten. 8as pols
len Die Slider eigeutli9? Sriiber
murben Die Grandfather aus ben
alien aarren9eulen genlndt, Die in
9ieptoipn ibr iellges Gnbe fnnben.
Su Den 3eitungen bat man Damn
9egeu Die nilsIibe @ernenbung Der
@ottebiibs 10 LANCE gel6impft, bis
bieier bliibenbe Snbuitrie5lpei9 bers
nidtet mar.
nSebt frdfeblt man boriiber, bab
mir S6peineidiparten. einbaIiamirs
ties Ginbfleiih dlterc Sabr9dnge uno
angefaulte S6infen 5u @urit perars
beiten. Sa. man entieBt ii9 iosar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Bios 82 Sabrcn alt.

sd bin bios 80 Sabre alt unb
i'd ertparte ni@t. nenn i6 ipirfli6
olt 9cporocn, 10 81 fiiblen, 10 LANCE
ib electric 9ittcrs befommeu fann".
iagt Srau e. s.. 8runion aus
Dublin. 90. @eipib gibt es nidts
berglei6en, pel1es Die Nlten jung
erbdlt unb Die S6ipa6en itarf maft.
ipie oieIe 9robe Spnic@ Gr3nei. Sps>
pcplin. trdge 2e6er, ent3iinbete Hiee
rem ODER 6ronii6e @~eritopfung limb
unbefannt, nndJoem man electric
Sitters in 3eit genpnrmen bat. @a>
rantirt in Der Npotbefe bon z. @.
656 Nain Strabe. Yreis
so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
Ginft DaS Gbembtio @otteS..

llno heute? Gin fhpdhlih' @eidhledht obne Gait
uno arait. Sn oieien fuappeu @egeniab lit bas
Weientlidle Der MenidlbeitSentfpitelung gegebfr,
beren fpenige Iusnabmen MIR Die &egeI beitdti'
gen. Nuh heute iinost man ia nod 9eiiiie uno
torperlid geiunoe Menidlen, aber es limb eben
nur bic ~ieltenen Gusrabmen Der &egeL. NPit ben
itetie erhDbteu Nuiprlalen, iuel6le an Die Get't.
ungstahigteit Der Mienld)en. geftelt fuuroer, bat
iidb audi bic Observation-Disclosures aunebuieno
geheigert, bis lie IN cine &ergnigEngsiudt AUS
artete: uno beioe %5uinmmen itelen al @eiit uto
3orper Nnfproeruugen. 6enen Der BON ben Stras
pa3en ~geidu6dte a0rper erlie9t. Sentet bnrdn
bel 5eiten. iueuu gud) aopiid1merSeu. Sdluinoe!.
Wattigfeit, Sleidiudt uno Slutarmutb, 8eroar'
lngSbeibuerben aler Dirt. Seber' lno Niererlets
ben, Hidenid1fpdhe nrb anoere 8ebredben ers
mabnen Snetet barau bel Seiten oaB es nur
elm unieblbares Ntittel giebt, @ut tpieoer geiuno
5u maiden: bic unibab6aren, MIR ans ben reills
ten @ilanseniditen uno pbne abenbe metaliihe
@eimiihungen herseiielten ct. Bernard Srdus
~terpileu. Sic iino cine nabre @pttesgabe. bic
alletu i'm Gtanbe iii. @ud) ipieber benz 9uitanoe
zines gottlid1eu Gbeubilbes 5u5uiibren. Sn
allen Nputbefen. 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

fonnte Elm Serr am Nebentii9 es
niGt unterlailen, laut bon Or .
Saffern uno dnberen In5iigli6feiten
81 1pre6en. Sic Heger 3ablten unb
elmer bon ibnen 9ins auf ben S9ims
pfenben gu, i%telte lid Dor un0 IpradJ
i'm i6Dniten Seuti9 fol9eubes: sd
barf Sic ipobl barauf aufmerfiam
MAIDEN. baB i9 benz Stamme Der
8afferu ni6t aneebore. Na9 Dem
@rabe Der 8ilOung aber. Den Sic ioz
chen 9edubert baben, i6eineu Sic
Dieien Nnmen ipeit cher gu berbie>
men," Spra6's unb peri6panb.
9os @eii6t bes 70 Ibgefertigten
fonnte in bieiem 4ugenblid nidt
9erabe ais 9eiltrei6 be6ei6net pers
ben, unb lelten lit o Den 8diten
10 ber5li9 sela9t porDen. pie bel
oiclem 8orfal.
= Oils neuli6 Der Sireftor Der
&beiniiben StabIperfe, 9r. Otiiqer
aus Meiberi9, nit ieiner @quipa9e
Die &onieitraBe in Suisburg paiiierte.
l6euten ploBli9 Die Sferbe. 9ireftor
Yfiiller purbe aus DEM 8agen geS
I6leubert unb trug einen S6dbel>
bru6 babon, on beiien Solsen er
balb bnrauf Itdrb. Ser 8~erItorbene
ltano I'M AZ. 2ebensiabre.
Ser 1~9idbri9e aaoett Sdbr.
Sobn bes in areu5nab p~obnenben
Sberitabsar5tes Sr. 9dbr, Der an
8orb bes S6ulI6iffes nStoi6"
biente. lit aus Der Safela9e 9eitiir5t
unb tobt liesen eeblie6en.
Sflespiss Splitein.
- Gin biibi6er Sal o Gbers
glauben bat lid na6 elmer Wittbeis
lung &ieler 8ldtter IN Sonbern err
eignet. gu einem S6ld6termeiiter
fam Elm Mtann aus Der llm9e9enr
unb perlanete rotbbaariees 8albfea.
Iuf 8efrasen erfldrte er nit Der
ernIteiten Wiene bon Der @elt, er
brau9e bas Sell gum Seben eines
pergrabenen S6dbes. gr miiiIe etn
rotbbanriges &albiea in's Selo tras
gen. iiber einen S%teinbaufen aus
breiten. nnb 5fpar 10, bab baa
S6pansenoe na6 benz nd6iter
air6tburm seri6tet fpdre, Damn iese
er ii6 nit einem Belle barauf. biz
Der perborgene S6as ii6 5ei9e. Su
bieiem Iusenblid miliie Der S6pana
ab9ebauen peroen, tpobur6 Der S6at
gebannt iei unb e~inaeiammelt perz
ben tonne.
Weftfalen.
Sebr erobe Seiterfeit entfeis
Ielte in Der Staotberoronetens Sibuna
bonn II. SUM- in Sasen elm Yunft
Der Sasesorbnung betr. Die Senen>
nllng neuer StraBen. Ser 5lpeite
8irsermeiIter 8ilbe pies oarauf bin.
oaB Die Ier5te iid eeebrt fiiblen
fpiirben. bab brei in Glten6agen 9e@
legene Straben Die Namen &ofs.
8ebringz nnb Hont9enitrabe erbalten
lolIten. Stabtperorbneter 9ui6>
baus pies inter itiirmii1er Seiters
felt barauf bin, bnB ale brei Straa
ben 3u9an9sitrnBen gum 8ir6bof in
I%ltenbagen bilbeten, er be5peifle.
baB Die Iebi5incr iid babur6 beione
bers 9ei6mei6elt fiiblen piiroen.
Graiier Gberglaube 5ei9te iif
in Ii6enba6 gele9entli6 bes Gufz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
0roBe oentide fatboliide 81.
SOiepb'ssG olonie.
Sas bette 2anb als freie SeimitGt.
ten Su baben. - S6One Trai.
RE NIT Walo In nGfiter
HG6e.

Siinfbunoert 5000 beutide ia.
tbolii6e Samilien baben iid 2on6
in Der ct. Soiepb's golonie ge.
iidert. 8emeinoen iino ifon ge.
griinoet unb Sblaten.Y atres Der.
ieben Die Seeliorge.
8ir baben bei6loiien, Die golonia
Deiter nad @eiten alis3uoebnen, fpn
gutes 2an6 uno reihliGer Raln
porbanben lit. @n Der nenen
@iienbabn, mel6e burd Die golonie
fommt, miro audi fleibia -ebaut,
lin meitere @usfunft ihreibe
man an
aatbOliide GoluniiatiOns. 8eielidaif,
@attleforo, Sasf.. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
WiNpurI.

Ius Wliiiouri miro bon einem
Sarmer er5dblt - Der giunn beibt
u. Stuart unD pobnt in Der Hdbe
bon WHeb -, Der ieit - Sabren
cinen lcbenbi9en Sroi6 i'm Iagen
bat. Stuart er5dblt. baB er Dor
II Sabren nuf Der grbe lag unb NIT
pffeuem Wltnbe geihlofen babe; ba
lei linn Der Sroi6 in ben 0tunb ses
biipft. Stuart unb feline Samilie
bebaupteu. bab lie Den Sroi6 mad
iebenl Hegen olafen boren. Sum
bat ii6 Stuart an einen Nr5t in ct.
2ouis gelpanbt, Ser linn ben lang>
idbri9en &ogiergait alf operatipem
g8ege en%tfernen ioq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
SMwere SctOeu,

bic eircm bos 9c6cn perbittcrn. ents
itebcu burd trGSe 2eber unb Ser
itopfuu9 ser @iigcpeibe. Biz baB
man bielclbcu 81, ,,ei9ener 8bdtigfeit
ollrc6 Sr. Sings Stem 2ife GiQen
anregt, pctcbcs Die an9enebmite unD
pirfIamite 0eilrng fiir @~erltopfulg
lit. Sic bergen Slinbbarment6iinz
Dung Dor nnp itdrfen Dns gauge
Spltem. 25 Gents in Der Ipo<
tbcfc bon g. 8. Guete e. $50 Mtain
Strabe, Subuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17
SmamstejGbriser &f.

sd ma Der geiieete in einem
5ipnn5igidbrigen Sample ge9en 6ros
uiide &dm%orrboiben unb bosarti9e
@eihpiire, big i6 gudlen's Irnica
Salbe periufte, melfe cine 8en>
pung Der 9inge bradte, inbem Tie
beioes beilte, 10 bnB aub ni6t mebr
cine Spur iibrig blieb", ihreibt 81.
@. Bruce aus Sarmpille, ga. 9as
Bette fir alte 0eidipiire, S6nitte
'ltnb SrnnOpunben. % Gents in
Der Npotbefe bon &. 8. 81 tie,
656 Wiain Strabe, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

tretens Der @eniditarre. Sic cts
frantic Srau gait ais be6ert. Sns
fplgebe1ien ipurbe elm meiier Nfdnu
ans Dem 5idengrunoe 9erufen, Inn
Der ~~beberten" Srauensperiou Zen
sSeufel aI55utreiben". Ser meiIe
Wann nabm tbntid6li6 8eiAtporunz
gen Dor uuo ~perorbnete aud einen
frdftigen 8bee. 9ie als bebert oers
beri6rieene Srau, Die mittleripeile
ipieber geiunbet lit, pirb bon Den
2euten gemiebeu, io9ar berart. bab
man iid lhemt, in Seriammlun9en
lid neben lie 81 ieeen.
Sn einem Reubau in Der
6einide Strabe in Sa8en ~itiir5te Die
Seitenipano elmer bier 0ieter tiefen
Gnsidahtung elm. 3tpei Grbeiter
muroeu beri6iittet. Ser ~46iG9rise
Grbeiter 9iidler fonnte nur ais 2eibe
eeboroen neroen. Ser Irbeiter
3etnonn pltrbe I6tper berlebt berz
boroe6olt. CT bate fffpere inuere
Ierlebuneen unb ben 8rll6 bon bier
Hippen erlitten.
- 8eim 9aben ertrunfen lit Der
2lrbeiter Serg BON Sie9en. CT bate
blau 9ema6t uno benz Ilfobol tii6tig
5ugeipro6en. Inn ii6 Die eepiini6te
%Abfiblun9 gu peri6affen. babete er
nit einigen aameraben i'm 2eimz
boder @eiber. nurE' bier bonn
S6lage ~9etroifen unb Innf iofort
in ben @elen.
Ser 4rbeiter aarl &orte bon
gttenborn, Der i'm &alfiteinbruhe rer
Siggetbaler &alfperfe am S~tiir5ens
berge als 9aoer bei6dfti9t mar.
ipurbe bur6 bon Der Selspanb bers
abiallenbes 8eitein 10 idtper ant
&opfe berlebt, oaB er balo barauf
I'M 6ieii9cn 3rnnfenbauIe neritarb.
8orte binterldBt Srau uno mebrere
feline 4inber.
--+-$-*-
Ger gibt nift piel, Der iid erit piel
beiinnt
limo itets ans gnbe benfenb, ME
beuiuut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

paniert bate. unb. pie er boffte gum
lebten Wfale. Gor elmer @ohe tell
ten lid Die &opfidmer5en nieoer BET
linn elm unb er befiird)tet, DAB oas
ate 2eioen bon Neuem be9innt. Gr
perlieb barum iein Shiff in Sulutb
linb begnb iih in oas 5pipital na6
IiblanD, mo er it'd CUR 3eit befinDet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-07-17

Ger gibt nift piel, Der iid erit piel
beiinnt
limo itets ans gnoe benfenb, ME
beginnt.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

County Judge E. X. Caldwell of
Archuleta county arrived in town
from Pagosa Springs last evening. He
Is transacting business with the land
l office today.
The Herald cannot approve of
shooting, at the same time charge
OF salt injected inside the hide of
some of the boys last night would
have been a good thing.
-
Y. A. Lennon went to Trimble
Springs last evneing to look after his
contract for the erection of the dane.
ing pavilion.
AL Anheier went up to Silverton
last evening to lay carpet which
required the attention of one who is
acquainted with the work. He will
return this evening.
-
John l.. Nickel went home to Sill.
verton last night, taking along a grip
iuil OF rabbits which he killed when
Out at his ranch near Grommet. Mr..
Nickel has been running lines for a
iSh'e oh MS TanCn.
Mrs. Lillian Hartman johnson left
this morning for Denver, where she
VIII spend few days, going from
there to Chicago. She will not re-
turn to Durango until next year or
until her interests recall her.
This is bad day for the collectors,
but the collectees don't mind it.
Mr.. Wayland Bailey would better
revise his prognosticating machine.
Such days as this won't do.
There were several ghost parties
last night
appointed and well managed.
A fact to be deplored is the vicious
tendencies OF some Of the older boys
In Durango. who seem utterly incar-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
STATE OF COLORADO I
fss.

COUNTY OF LA PLATA
!, c. C. EDDY, COUNTY CLERK OF
SAID Ia PLATA COUNTY, COLO
RADIO, DO HEREBY CERTIFY THE
ABOVE TO BE A FULL, TRUE AND
CORRECT LIST OF NOMINATIONS
AND PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
THE CONSTITUTION AS cERTI-
FLED TO ME BY THE SECRETARY
Or STATE OF THE STATE OF
COLORADO, AND THE SEVERAL
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS AND
COMMITTEES, TO BE VOTED
UPON AT THE GENERAL ELEc-
TloN TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 6,
A. D. 1906.
WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL
THIS 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER, A.
o. 1906
lSEAll C. C. EDDY,
COUNTY CLERK.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF COLORADO TO BE VOTED
ON. TO VOTE FOR OR AGAINST
THE AMENDMENT PUT AN OK
OPPOSITE ONE OR THE OTHER
OF THE GROUPS OF WORDS
IMMEDIATELY HEREUNDER.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

DR. MAUDE NJ SANDERS-Prohibitio
Postoffice address, Denver, Colo.
Place of residence, S54 Clarkson street,
Denver, Colo.
Place OF business, S5i Clarkson street.
Denver. Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

ROSEPHA C. PuLFORD-Republica
Postoffice address. Durango, Colo.
Place Of residence, III Third avenue.
Durango, Cole.
Place Of business. Court House, Du-
range, Cola
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

Officer Stansel was exceedingly
busy last night in guarding the prop
erty of citizens from the depredations
of Hallow cen marauders. He early
found that he could not do the job
justice while on foot and got a horse.
patrolling the streets and alleys OF
the South Side until long aftera ID
night His viligance did not 90 I'M
rewarded, several boys who carried
the fun" too far. being taken into
custody. Two extra officers were on
duty on the North Side also They
were needed.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

AGAINST the amendment to Section
8, Article 7, permitting voting ma
chimes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

WILLIAM CAMPBELI.-Democr
Postoffice address. Durango. Colo,
Place Of residence and business, Her
mosa, Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

GEORGE Observation-Disclosures
Postoffice address, Durango. Colo
Place Of reaidence and business. AMI
mas City. Cole.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

Judge Pike went ont on the eastern
this morning. Destination not stated
When in Denver stop at the Alban,
hotel. corner Seventeenth and Stou
streets. The Albany is convenient,
located, being the most easily access
ible hotel in the city. It is elegant,
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
FOR CONSTABLE FOR JUSTICE
PRECINCT NO. SIX.
Vcte for Two)

WALTER Fl. ANDERSoN-pemocr
Postoffice address. Elco. Colo.
Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

FOR the amendment to Section 8,
Article 2, permitting voting ma
chimes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

FRANK NJ. CROWELL-Republica
Postoffice address. La Plata, Colo
Place of residence and business, La
Plata, Colo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

BENJAMIN KOBEY-Democratic.
Postoffice address, Aspen, Colo
Place Of residence and business. Aspen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

Jack Cunningham and wife arrived
from Pueblo last night and went to
Hesperus this morning
Mrs. G. T. Cline of Mancos, who has
been East, returned yesterday and
went to her home this morning.
d. r. Hatfield, Jr., returned from
Aztec last evening. He went East
this morning.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

Presbyterians are sure true blue.
The gospel Injunction is Let the
hungry be fed and ample provision
has been made to feed all such in this
vicinity tomorrow and the next day
at the Windsor hotel. Go out into the
highways and byways and compel
them to come in.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

Miss Green, state organizer Sf the
women of the Woodcgaft, who gave
the local bunch some stunts yester-
day. left for Silverton this morning.
Ii. C. and e. Nj. Bishop of Sheldon.
Mo-. arrived last night and went to
aztec this morning They expect to
spend the winter there.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

E. A. Mock of the d. & R. G. force
which has been at Aztec in the matter
o! right-of-way controversy between
the A. & c. and the Rio Grande, went
tc Denver this morning. 1t is ex-
pected that the others who are down
there, Messrs, Ritter, Sroufe, Clark
and Owyn. will finish their work to-
day and come up this evening.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

appointed and well managed.
A fact to be deplored is the vicious
tendencies OF some of the older boys
In Durango. who seem utterly incap-
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01
FOR CONSTABLE FOR JUSTICE
PRECINCT NO. SEVEN.
(Vote for Two

JOHN BRYANT-Republican
Postoffice address, La Plata, Colo.
Place of residence and business. La
Plata, Colo.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

RUDOLPH PUETZ-Democratic
Postoffice address, Hesperus Colo
Place of residence and business. Hes
perus, Colo
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-11-01

able of differentiating between whole
some run and wanton malicious mis-
chief. An example should be made of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-01
WORST CASE OF ECZEMA.
Spread Rapidly Over Body-limbs
and Arms Had to Be Bandaged-
Marvellous Cure by Cuticura.

MY son, who Is now twenty-five
years OF age, when he was four
months old began to have eczema on
his face. spreading quite rapidly until
he was nearly covered. We had all
the doctors around US. and some from
larger places. but no one helped him
a particle. The eczema was something
terrible. and the doctors said 1t was
the worst case they ever saw. At
times his whole body and face were
covered, all but his feet. l had to
handage his limbs and arms; his
scalp was just dreadful. A friend
teased me to try Iuticura, and I be-
gan to use all three OF the Cuticura
Remedies. He was better in two
months; and in six months he was
we'll Mrs. r. l.. Risley. Piermont.
n H., Oct. "a, 1905"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-01
RATTLE OF THE RivETER.
The Man from Oklahoma Thought Il
Was Woodpecker.

Charley's uncle from Oklahoma was
up town being shown the sights he
having come in the day before with
few loads of steers, and Charley was
doing the honors.
They were walking along on Grand
avenne discussing the tall buildings.
when all of a sudden one of those
rackety riveting machines began ham
mering away at high speed on a top
story OF steel skyscraper building.
The old man stopped as If he'd run
against something. He turned his eyes
in the direction of the sound but
could make out nothing. When he
turned to his bewildered nephew his
eyes were fairly popping.
Great Scott" he exclaimed. But
I'd like To see that woodpecker. 1t
must be a whopper kansas City
Star.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-01
CARING FOR PETS.
PROPER TREATMENT IN HEALTH
AND IN SICKNESS.
Characteristics Of the Popular Pugs-
Hand-Reared kittens-Salt eaths
for Sick GoIdHsh-Birds'
Need Of Sunlight.

PuCs are very affectionate and good
tempered dogs: their great fault is
sreediness, and this is all the more
serious as they are naturally inclined
to be fat, and want less food than
most dogs of their size. and more e1,
ercise.
When a kitten has to be reared by
hand the best thing to do is to bring
ii up on the bottle a miniature feed
ing bottle such as is sold in toy shops
will answer the purpose admirably.
The method is much superior to spoon
feeding, as the latter involves much
handling, aud kittens should be han
died as little as possible until they
are six weeks old.
The most common and fatal OF the
diseases which attack goldfish is a
fungus growth which first appears as
a tiny white speck on the tail. fins.
head or body of the fish. and which
spreads with great rapidity unless
1t Is treated at once. The sick fish
should be placed in water containing
a strong solution of salt. 1t should
then be taken out and wiped with a
the growth as possible. after which
II should be given second saliva
ter bath. This seems to enable the
fish to throw off the disease sooner
than anything.
II your canaries have laid eggs ouS
Of season 1t is safer not to ALLOW
them to be hatched. but to take then
away and either destroy them or blow
them and put them on a string. The
reason of this is that the moulting
season may be at hand. and it is too
great a strain on your birds consti-
tutions to bring up another family.
Plenty of sunlight greatly beauties
a birds plumage. II ii is daily placed
where the suns rays can fall upon it,
the feathers will become far brighter
and more richly hued than If it is
always kept in the shade. Take the
precaution, however, to cover a por-
ton of the cage SO that the bird can
retire out of the glare of the sun
when 1t chooses.
Retrieyers learn to fetch and carry
more quickly than other dogs. and
may be made very useful in bringing
ores slippers and other small arti-
Giles. and in carrying things in the
street
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-01
To Cure Feathers.

Collect as soon as possible after the
plucking of the fowl. Pick out the
large feathers and place the rest in q
large pair of stout paper bags, and
heat for several hours in the oven.
During this time they should be fro
quently stirred and shaken. The heat
destroys the eggs of insects and
drives off the oily matter 1t also stiff
ems the feathers. rendering them more
elastic. When thoroughly cured by
heat they should be cleansed as fol-
lows: Mix one pound quicklme with a
gallon of water. When the lime is
precipitated in a fine powder, pour on
the clear lime water. Put the feath-
ers in a tub and cover with the lime
water to the depth of several inches.
When thoroughly wet the feathers
will sink down and should then be left
in soak for three or four days. Rinse
in several clean waters, spread on a
sieve to drain between washings and
rinsings, then dry in mosquito netting
bags in the sun. If one raises their
own fowls, or buys their poultry alive
they can easily keep themselves sup
piled with feathers for the many sofa
pillows which are now in such de-
mand as Indispensable adjuncts to our
comfort.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-01
Fun for the NelQhbora.

Virgil p Kline. the noted corpora
ton lawyer OF Cleveland. in an ad-
dress upon ambition" said: "Ambi-
ton is an excellent thing. Without 1t
the world would not progress. But
there are worthy and unworthy am
bitions. silly and wise, beneficent and
maleficent ones Then there are the
peculiar, the distinctive ambitions.
such as we see In childhood Thus
| once knew a little boy who had an
ambition to be a letter carrier. and.
finding in a cedar chest in the attic
great bundle of love letters that
his mother had been preserving since
the days OF her court5hip, he packed
them in leather school satchel and
distributed them from house to house
throughout the neighborhood."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-12-01
OBJECTIONS FOR TEA cosEv.
Useful and Ornamental Adjunct to the
Table.

Take four pieces of any dull colored
silk measuring eight and one-half
inches at the base. the half inch al
lowing for turnings. and cut into .
dome shape 13 inches high.
Work the front and back pieces
with a japanese inscription in gold
thread. but the lettering must be pad
did that the gold Will be very much
raised when worked over.
Cut the inside pieces the sams
shape. but an inch or so longer, to al
low for a thick wadding lining.
Pad each inside and outside piece.
Insert a thick piece of cord to an inch
in depth along the bottom TO give
the cosey the required firmness when
standing.
The inside wadding is caught to the
lining by occasional stitches.
After the four pieces are lined and
wadded, they must be sewn together
and the joins hidden by a fat silx
cord. half an inch wider. which goes
around the bottom and finishes at the
top with four fiat and one upstand
loops.