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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-01
STRAWBERRY SANDWICHES.

Almost as new and quite as tempting are straw
berry sandwiches, that may be made, however,
with most any kind of berries or cherries in sea-
son.
Take one pint Of hot strawberry pulp, one
pint of sugar, the juice Of lemon, one table
spoonful of gelatine softened in water. Pour
in q shallow pan and set on ice. Gut into three
snonge cake slices, press together and slice. Sliced
peaches could be served in same manner.
STRAWBERRIES IN PASTRY SHELLS.
Make pan full of Danish rosettes and fry
nice crispy brown, then heap full with berries
while still hot. Dash. on pulverized sugar and
a tablespoon of sherry; decorate with whipped
cream. Onehalf of the rosette is made with one
pattern of the iron and the top with another:
FRUIT PUDDING. '*~> : !.
Line mould or ~ inches thick with straw
berry ice cream powder which has been frozen
as per directions given on package. Fill the
centre with fresh Strawberries or any fruit de-
sired. Cover the top with ice cream Pack
for two hours. The fruit may be mixed with
whipped cream when it is put into the mould and
whipped cream may be served as a sauce with
this cream. Garnish mould with strawberries
PINEAPPLE SHERBET. -.. q
Two cups sugar, can shredded pineapple
juice of 3 lemons, L pint milk, whites eggs
and water enough to make 1 gallon. Make syru,
of sugar and water and cook minutes Whe1
cool, add the pineapple, lemon juice and mill
into which has been dissolved 1 package un
favored cream powder. Now see that wate
enough is added to make gallon, and then ad,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-01
APPLE soUFFLE.

4 This dish is pleasant and wholesome for the
ch;ldren's lunches. Stew the apples as L tor
sorce adding a little lemon peel and juice. Spread
the stewed apples high around a baking-dish'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-07-01

- ALTERED on this page IL COLLECTION
Of recipes for serving fruits In various
Il forms that viii very materially aid the
= perplexed housekeeper In making her
summer menus delectable and whole
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
pAtRYmAN hRREsrHo.

y Ward. u daifyman uas ~.
rested this morning b. Special q,
feer Clark charged wlth cfasl,, :" =
aninala Il la alleged thar NJ
WAS driving horse vhle, ~
physically unfit for Work vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
FoN sAlt-Ac RuAos
ION sNAt 80 ~ ~ u ..
and
Farms

y arsa uas uHlaipfesss aetsas esaF
KANT = y utis 90 t&hs iisFe
sefvs sea- Ksht hsasa eff SO
~ ses-s = rifle frsss nivsftsa, 80
; sefss " taisFufssn. as-F Natsa s..i,r
etssssa 80
1 49, 90 t.kgN NAKluSdfos = feet
esaes. o g. 80 easn
y seHas as4F Hsauss.tst v esssrsa 10
ffuH tfsss sfuilfa kpse9 hHfsas rse -
rhlcssas bass sna I'll farm tsufissssnis
o. -
10 ssfss a. gis.ssa. o fsuit tres. tiats
ssnafF h@Fn. snssn kfeasz - aaliss ffsa1I
aissssity car tire ~ - rsfuts
a aese. a aaahaasish eaantf. 5 assss IL
rlsatssl. "a tfst tfs.. ftuitss sn1us7 e.
So - rts@fias SD re-. sssa elsf ana
ehiessa hfases. Wsli 49, Soc stfranss -
eatsf frsssf srhaa8 sia~s 80 az fafaa
iHpssasats use rsfsas
q sesss - sites fsess Hsntan y cleared
- psaass - ksssi~s tfsrs taaaf ssh
iAad aes n@asiF tess4 fszaat besssf tsFu.
hts ksa has1sa ilna fssst hssae~ ssTinE aaa
sfrs@a. go aef.s. 81 fsfn ieets. q -
T-ses
u 2asss nsar Sly HNuAf.E = fir@ nh.sr
fss shtesss fsisins. ara = = esHsRln So
sl4kNgA a aaoNaANnH 90.
is,ti.n cFtsnasi nik Msis f@s. led fiRt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
WE'RE PACKING auns

GUST PeiefsoH. iaborer -
James tlafk. bartender. uer. ~" y.
rested by the police fhis NO.. ~
charged win carrying eonesa,k.
weapons. Both men earaeo
volFera when picked ug ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

ChssP --Ak1af . sees rffs haass nAa
arshsfi lais q bsfftss sfass 70 stfset esFE.
al tattafn iaH3 fsfHniHz Natsf H. hasA
Fsfti psffF can eaaks foftga. Il ehieksa
sna ptsssa tslstnsss tsfs % So usftk -
petatqss s.n - fstssA 81 s.ea saF. -
shis Asad tsftas 60 this plAee. ~ eaws
us psf nsrth. si.a tAss . sries fsas
ssa - pissaHs. CudE OFT TuuAT 80
wfn n.ssf ssxfss H. q. N ar FnEN
RACK 81 sNblfn- - lac 4ls. 81 asw kasis
-. - As tfstffio u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
U. 5. COURT TO
MEET IN CHINA

wAsmNGTos. June IN,
senate passed biil to-day ere,, 4 y
The Uaitcd States Court ~ es,anhg
End fixing places Of meettsa
Shanghai, Pekin. Tientsln and =
koW. fah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
do YOU
Want fHEeH sFw nEAcfi.
Ntt HONEST


Want FHEsH NFw nEAcTi.
Ntt HONEST
trnssfa nlistsrn hauss ~ AuHnfN
sFFaUH 49, 49, 80 iSats fsa halle
fine Faafus bfift naaHfsls one siuf4
fsfaaHt siFs use Isash SO "a
tufss - fuFM4Ns HtFNI - siseffAfitgH
pirst - sss Price - 10. tsftnss
haif aash
taaan Aaslss asaaasfH a. 0fssH
Las fssffsefif hss fine rsfa# vita
fisHsfs snd shFutt@fY aisr = sInaH
aura al fefess Faias aa
fdssa falIasr issf flaIsi.sas moi
ssn ass ssN tHfH STA tan ints ffuH
tfoss shd safssn pEtcs o 80. terms
sfaafn baaass ga fwa infs ftfss
hiests ff1ta so iiHs. Fftss tsss rssh
tshe
VACANT snTH
u efssn f.sss. 81 eiseFsa and sflAs
49, ffsaai t4as e. ttft iefass o. aapn
snf o aff tsaHih ahif fs~ sit
IIoNEHFTAn LOCATIONS
We 9fANE TtfEN
Ia size wN~4t CaaHtff al level ara
rafsfse sta tsnst afass rssf uss
faiifssad
w ~ HALL. a 90
nsat Esiafs Hsntsis tlsns fhsafanrs
- AissSa naisatna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

Nss .faena es.si.ss sifh Tan SD ssss.
iflz hshit - a.fth tsfh street. b,ssss
fresh a. Nsff nirs piaes.
usa
uood t=siesf ruaaa boss With has,
ass pAie. fruf ga shfshbsFY - IL ytas
az. css 49, from CO..
T7@
uaad tfsslsa hsuss assrfsf acre - i&ua
p ssseftsa hzefins ffaii trsss. sltaii fruit
s.t.tsslss ans flarsss. sfsase siF.si. s..-s
tssy isFHs IRIS 70 = tsfr s.ea tar ah8
j. safs q sstssss o~n~F Il as.Fisf tg~u
ria
ufsnt So sd H.aasTn ssosss heuss
hait. ee,.ffsis ta.sisssni iast 49, ceu
s.'a Z 49,. 49, 80 Ia +, -, I.ss. .. =,
isssias 81 "a issn. = sas, isrse.
p O rofitNn. 80 Nsw rars niaes
HHEDEs cox ouIoLEr.
M naH aefs tnss Ga Rsisisr soais
saa@~Tra. sst IN nass saasiuu. sa ear
tese-Fes nee lsss n w..s Seattle
nas-Fgs nice efaes 80. :. Frsmors.
ssfs-Flas asfaas ooss.sT ca es..a Anss
n4sa sessh ssstus - o. "a. mais sasl.
nsss sif~si
risa fsu saaios -. ~ Cree iaks
~ - ts
sams res io's a, ths rnivsrsiy.
rpRntea s,oW . af.ts,trx
ss,s.si s.s.. ,,,.,,iss.
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a, - 81 Ne ~htaefsisfs
Stem H,eisra sesss - ash ~ nsrta.
49, nsfssfi,f ~
= gaiyss.sg u.is siir.se. % .spssss
:, h.sss.a - = gissft.sr 90 ca ins
&C. s.ssshig So :. :, -.
rpo nas ioss 90 EaH ssfh aad ffsh
u.ssi y sais - onos
~ = ~ - -. - arrsas
A g JOHNSTON q CO
Reens Is - : fsoans niask
lhanss, Maiu 20 iHs. az
-
a., n,,.,' -, ,'ef'n hea.' "a ave cless
tns
let etEsA ~ Asss sr1ft - fssisf
81. AaN @Atth
are trseis. sallss ffuu ssatsss 1880 80
fare
--------------------------
NAHNkAAA III " LOTS
30 hsaeaFun sufn tH tttaNafha naFk -
aitiaa. ffsin p~nsr 80 zach. nssa molasa
Atsn 3 tets ~ Hian rafh sHduian sEss
a $500 tnNstiulsnf Addfess H.ll care TIfs
star -
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fsH DO s4sf SIDE a. Lake nion. sk-s
falnss efe raH6fif tnrfeasins
easiig 60 ffaHkiin 49, fssl
eaain e. i44ksFlaW ave tig4
sHaii1 On Haftsfun sfe eefnsr ftGa
sssi'e On fgzakilH ave. sosatis fIszx
T. zaa
sapfN - fAk~HisW ave- g. "a
eHafW ga FrankNu ses q s8
salia 60 tias iatoa ass g. "a
tsafie 90 BE- istoa ave 80
ssia - heissaut 4Fsnas. 1estls fro4x
O. -
iHsiis. o. Miaof aee rafssF. o ~
Ths stsafs are rhoses hel3slas 81 a.
We can size tetfns an all
asfaosn strictly usedern scftAss fal ha-<
rasnf improvements 5h I've leo a. tr<n
"a. ana alefiauking iaks Price, ubn
Teresa
snsotn HaufefH cuftAEs hakA ii n
pfuNsfnsnfH IN arc EaI afEs ta1 ks1
tlaet ffafu cat A hzHsaiu. q "a 4rms
AAEHlcAN HEkf. EFfATE %
ttHstie f'saEesf lsGiiains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
TIT
bNkr ~ ACREAGE
$780,
NVHr nE SOLD
Iss rKn AcRE

~ asFss u ftnssf sail.f isnt. facias 90
tnfsFufhah hetHssN Anhufn ant aiu0s -
iian fhis ia ths ftHeei iaut aH1 ne H~si
Bar ~ me FatiaF others sfr seHiils siHa y
tracts 80 - tees % unas fHifd aafa Al ialF
inM thts az nsufs - esh fsf fall atfs
Will eel hsH o. al hasf teftas
sefss ssnas kiuH - saft taf fsiis aass
ana kaH niiia saath " y nftsa 81 tita 80
tsfus
SMITH 4 CouRn
stslf Atdsae hatiafas Ihanss tna -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

ron sALT-AeREAoE--teon,'d)
QUEEN ANsE uAHdAIN
81 60 piu bur a five FaNm fuadsfn cot
taea. enc htaak from raf .us
n. raf five ftssia uiadstg seftaaa aH1
anfnsf tot sgktau one hifah ffpiH 80 iins .
~ fniaufsa ride ffuu IiaHHsf a4aafs
WfNHfftr Hituh
Hnafu 81 taimaH uulldtnH
kiCN fifIi.t H0AE
500 hsa hailss aua fuuf lots all cleared
= minutes tide ffula rianssf hHusrei close
30 car iI.lk tvs up
q h NICHOLS - uhien ninsk II
FoR sAIE-REAl ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
spUclAl NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOflCtS
- KIM a. 4f9SF kiidllfh1{sf
MkhfaNW
Satlcs l. hershx steen The aioehhehisfs
~ ths ffss kuikos tind MAINS rvni.
f.sna hat ms anuaal WsHtint - tav
ssta khaiasaa 20 aid SHuit.auy WiA he held
ID itaionta tuarxs Nnlhukhus. Mssisa
tlaansh offigrA ~ eglfsk = "a vn Ws
tih tAY e fuA, tet T. elsel VfficFrs aua
trustees sl4 ths ensaine fsaft and 70 cpns
sldsf ava act au suGh other uiattsfs a.
nlsf pfufefN cazat txlefc NAid HtestluH
netre June .afh. 1876
n 1. cR0Fr l1ssidsnt
trustees
a. 4 SrkuNEr.
A Il. aNNFF
n NJ SrAMkEY
USsroN NAriuEu. IN,
u MghlNtkN.
AZ eRofFs
& ~ tNtNkk -
laaeat unitu NJ 30. Painters o. all ia
ntsnevfs Yea Are ns'ttfled g atteud -
stet sftUn h the McfaAne label flSaN Ue
~ thc iahar fesuple. THURSDAY ssFnink
June 18th hftes sauF wives aud sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

ron sALE-AcRUA 0E--centlnu
HHa
LAKE WAsnfEQruN.
Gee afrs - sd Level lans srsna
sisH q iehs ihst HauHat b. ahsfful tel
ata ttQN sash hslaHta > safs Nsf
rsuI
VAN nH VkNruH DAVIS 90.
and B starr uafa nlasA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
AUCTION SALE.


AVcriQN SALE OF FtNn ruhNi.
fuNf ffIF CONTENTS of A rntNAiE
RHstpENrE H % nckEHroN viii
sEtA OF THURSDAY tuSE Fsth, At
" 4 sharts en- tae premises. Ne ~ ltAf
,afd avenue nesf Republican street t.ks
i4ke and broadway Csr. fiHe snNrsai tsis.
allure leather ruurh. eest - aasY thAifs
leather upholstered cest ~ library table
extsusion tAtle. ainius ehaifs tuffst pie
tHfes. vhinas xissn. art squares gafrett
elegant ktuhah upright plano sits hsn
uteasiss sas faHss. steel fahssi 80
evefYthins can - sesa an WsAn-s.iaf. ~.
rita fgetn / 60 H. 81 hieksltrhs aue
tiaaesf fhans. Mafn ieqi, independent
lfi i.aueh rfefiaei - aas q ..le
MoANfEH AUCTION AAtI oF rfNE
W NNiftRE. uS FRIDAY. the gth "
June a. to o. sharp GA the pfsuiisea 49,
fishth assnus usAr iaIAe street
niaAsftou has feseiNra tHstfuftisns from
The owners % sell the eeafsnts a taaftnen
ruViHs a. TIE GeaNs address thts flifHiiafe
essaf eVef - ~ l. the hasi ~ lus iitf. ans
ccnalsta - tine trasa Hsdantsa b~as BE-
feaus eantuscl~s fine spfinxs mattrwssrs
trttsps ~ ne beet eh4ffa tablss aatf hrs
gentsF tables stiffauiefs grueksrf. siass
rutssfY tahfa hnsn utftures rsfafni.es.
risxant wFFfkht niann. au 94NsfNs shsfA
fne caftxta faas fsaFAtf fafuttMfs iii
srsat variety. kitehsn ulsnsis steel Fsnss
as f~nss. etc. sie'
Tki. - = splsnaid oepaftuaify - parties
quality me stase eaa - sssn ths asy
before satr tuRFh rfut tfea
~ u urkEtr0$ kusfianrsF
HtauasaMaiH tlHf. fHsistaeazztsrt taIt
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fifKaT kNa FfSE nv
riHe acre tfsNfs ca tts rire hHs tEN Hsf
aFfe ~ fnsh suf = attHth
iaffa alsaHsf asfsfffeet tfezts e4ifs
fses tsF~ss ~ asa 49, "a 49, p@ssh
i've sHfss eszss - hissstasi q -
q ~ NICHOLS - Hhlaa nhass ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

Aurareds n peogIs a.. haFias irscfs -
fssf igus IN e. -. niilfuana Msadow Oar.
sens fer us en- terms q o. go rnanth
pivisieu ! is spsnsd tedag. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

- eAsa sNo a. rEs aosrm
saYs hsH 49, y ~ isesi isHa elssfss
40 ta hay t. sainatss so ff4as Nsf >
.ainntes ftaa - etts rJies ~
cftAalFA y ADAMS
- fa4nsan nlaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

MAGNOLIA HItff AHta =.
f'af aaisarmo latr iu fiIauatha rafe
dridn. frufn owner, Ns1 each need nlsas
surn NafHaH ATE fapiaIF uulfe4fiAt a'',.
Address Bill care The star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27

waaisa zf6o flrsi elsss family so9s
ipFlz 70 ,. D. Lsstas. as Poaila. av.
: f2g ~
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wANreo-aHAl HsrArw


waHird fhs lest lasse iot that So ASH
wii bay lHusi es cluaaa in Mall asaffirs
tlen AAilsss n.ia ths i'aih star is
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BANK cLEARIHos.

3 Al esIArE-cea,ias. a,
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SOCIETY NorlcEs.

~ nsaclns Fuafanfsea private
SfE tc1sens Maccatce femfle. th
AN and f4ne. DAY sad sNvnine
I'M Msin tsr. I. tlt4 1T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-27
SLIGO

Whv pa rent iipss-1a ssaeTs = Go
~ fise ct wiH ell fetu n rev house ea
terms m from we to - d psr monih
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21
fjarrC wmira ea1e-4.

THE attention Of the Cenrsl City Chamber Commerce
called Gipu Observer, ~jeh objects
Springs rirs seeking boost Gill county along with
the richest mineral bearing the world
In describing ' ,ct isled by gentleman of
Idaho Springs Clear Creek county ite
"a No.
More money Cear county
neghb ca pa county the expended
selopment than other
ID the the Gilpu
comparison with Clear Creek particularly Wtc.
te neighb offer tie broad above
casually inciden toned Now,
ncighbors advertise
h the leading
district ben Kept the Background If the
Gpu used with Clear Greek county
that The claims the lop o. Idaho Springs
clothed III the c ak OF suitune~s, want first Place
1t would be difficult Why
wherein Glpn county suffers given
cost, portion any
mind the that both counties interests identical
show the richness of the section regardless thai
booklet issued The selhsue and Jealousy displayed by the
Observer should be frownd The Geu Golden Gpn,
Idaho Springs brains, capital and
the scheme should be d. Clear Greek county
show that present the production much
this SIDE of the bill This Idaho Springs
broad minded to wish anything but the for ali
sections, would rejoice Gpn su1pa
IN the world.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21
Governor Mcdonald.

people this like Jesse Mcdonald
devoted his the building personal
political
the there has
affairs.
back we'll
chief business Each wanted his Office
a stepping the United States Senate
Mcdonald does be His appoint
efficiency the public He trying
ordinary the He
trying public opinion people the
will but he isn't going nights
plotting and cemng delegates If the people like this kind
of governor they know where find him.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

II there hold with
Then pull Bury Ratchet drop your
tell him the
get jolly lis dead easy. Help yourself along
will have whole
Be good helped himself knocking people
No got rich by trying to make other
good earth You
stepping other people They
YOURS Keep off the not
while find who MUCH alike
different. If don't like their style let
Don't knock. il for There's
of nnding business And
you have other people
get Nobody stuck
one. BE good
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21
Mineo from the Mino
JAMES BARTON ADAMS

Nfi'a 90 w'ntr have or an zed
Talk Il Over" club, aud they no doubt
do ST. o the limit.
A Kansas editor mas kept the picture
Of Niiliam Jenning Eryau at the head oi
his edi'o page since 1896. His name
may yet appear at the bottom OF the ad-
ver,ised letter list Of his town with p.
m characterization coupled to it.
A Montana man married Ireue Rich of
Boston three days after first meeting
ser. Another one OF those get-Rich-
quick fellows.
We do rot even know that the for
maldehyde and boracic acid with which
hey eubalm our foodstuffs are pure.
1t was Denver youth who said to his
girl as they arose from the sofa: The
las, car will be along in just forty min.
u:es, SO We must begin to say our good
byes."
A Texas paper daily prints a list of
Texans In Chicago" Their friends
then anxiously watch the papers until
they are safely out of that wicked city
The governors Of Missouri and Kansas
met at ST. Joseph the other day. The
olden remark Of the governors of the
Carolinas did not pass between them.
Perhaps no lapse of time required it.
They seem to be commercially psrtic
ular to the quality of the meat they
put in their stuffed goods in ENGLAND.
A London paper advertises: Wanted
A nice, clean, respectable boy for sau-
sage by responsible butcher"
A cabin girl ou the steamer Deutsch
land gave John D. Rockefeller penny
tor luck. And Uncle John perhaps spat
on and put in his stocking.
! Perhaps it may have been a packing
house scandal in olden times that uroye
Nebuch adnezz out to pasture.
That New York evangelist who claims
+ to hold daily con versations with satsn
must use hellophone.
New York woman is suing her hus.
I band for divorce because he throws mon.
! ey at her. Should she succeed in sever.
ing the marital bond the prodigal fellow
may be obliged to flee the country to es.
cape the attentions of women who desire
to become his next target.
| That I7-eouud hailstone that fell a,
/ Saratoga may have been a chunk tha,
| slid off an ice wagon on Mars and fell
over the edge.
Theodore Roosevelt says he will write
no more magazine articles during his
term of Office. Perhaps after his term the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

better subject the Gazette
and because
officials failed water II strikes the
should his influence
charge OF the system and time when the
adjusted The Gazette editor
a approves the system
the whole affair calling
rshaw! what's the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21
Rational Can. pain Opens.

SeRHTtay Tat started the - ~f~eh II Greonhor
North Carolina. last week Of he lid vel \ rail-.
Of hi tais directed toNaI South! ar
he heaa ashioned E-su5ic 'rc-ne
deal for hccoI red Fducanl rd it2-
he said. should Fa'e haz}
He has father whereby ~h-
avoid the i1aon Of them ana enhed vote, "hie il
noEa ha.k Enel are 81 out
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21
Old Chronic Sores.

As dressing for old chronic
sores there is nothing SO good as
Chamber lain's Sa We. While it is no,
advisable to heal old sores entirely, they
should be kept in good cor dition, for
which this salve is especially valuable
For sore nipples Chamberlain's salve has
no superior. For sale bv J. j. Sherwin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

THE amount money land for the
month double the usual tins month
In 1qo3 il was 1904 and This
457 increase partly due old collections
and
mi
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the of the Stock holders OF
the Chicago Mountain Mining and Tun-
mel Company will be held at Idaho
Springs on Monday July 23d at 10 clock
a. IN. for the election of board of Di-
rec,ors and the transaction of any other
business tha, may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colo, June
73d 1906.
HORACE B. BAKER,
Secretary.
H. o. Allen, the dentist.
Meu's suits cleaned and pressed from
I 90 up. REED, The Tailor.
Hauling and express, Cufnow, the ice
man, phones Black 772 and Forks 27.
Ice delivered daily. G. H. Curnow.
phones Black 772 and Forks 27.
Geo. H. Curnow, the expressman,
telephones Nos. Black 772 and Forks II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

Mr.. Bryan's f4so tioodsd heifvr viii
not figure in the coming csmpsign- She
is quite aged and highly respected COW
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

LosT-Between the Troc Idero and the
depot, white embroidered ak umbrella.
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

paper is the which the local newspaper
To oblge often considerable
thinks the
saving Anewspape PECULIAR thing
pub The gaherer stormei at because he does
not get item Young and young wela
which become legitimate
newspaper and
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doing thing
forgetting apparently their printing
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

COLORADO have national parks, the south
western part the Mesa Verde where tie elf
dwellings are Royal Gorge Mr Hoeg
the Mr.. Brooks the last.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

strongest part his speech probably that which
paies-the Republican, party of
party words. 1t old distinction
of half a more
illustrated than by Republican admnstra
Congress the
speakers will
the
and being the Democratic party
administer public affairs People forget the fact
natural crcise the that but
the inherent shortcomings and weakness party
tha ;
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

that Editor Noxon
when completed, will have been done
good before admitted
with the and is evident that he has had
has live before Idaho
Throughout
all localities highly
do is believed
the future, but the
ahead. Councils Of former should
taken up this matter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

dem picking timber
judgeship. select candidates The
republicans. patience, gentlemen and good time the reu
cans will max selection, and he will be a
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

Geo. H. Curnow, the expressman,
telephones Nos. Black 772 and Forks II.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

Ice delivered daily. G. H. Curnow
phones Black 772 and Forks 27.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

Hauling and express, Cu,now, the ic,
man, phones Black 772 and Forks ~.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

Theodore Roosevelt says he will write
no more magazine articles during his
term of Office. Perhaps after his term the
editors will not care for them.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

That I7-eouud hailstone that fell at
Saratoga may have been a chunk that
slid off an ice wagon ON Mars and fell
over the edge.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1906-07-21

Meu's suits cleaned and pressed from
I 90 up. REEd, The Tailor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
How to Lift the Baby.

Mariana Wheeler. in Harper's Bazar
 While the manner of lifting a young child Is seemingly matter of minor im- portance, at the same time 1t is of enough concern to receive consideration. The bones of an Infant are soft. not easily broken, but very easily bent and shaped if pressure is constantly exerted on or near the same locality. Pressure should never be exerted on the chest of a young infant; the ribs are very small and frail, and finger pressure such as would have to be exerted by placing the hands around the body and lifting the baby is not to be desired sometimes a marked depression Is likely to occur from this sort of handling. thus hampering the free action of the lungs and interfering with the breathing; cases of chronic coughs have been known to result from such depres- sion. Handle the young infant without pressure If possible: this may be accom- plished by placing the hand under tho back, letting the head rest on wrist or arm. Or extend two or three fingers up- ward for this purpose. and with the other hand lift the child by the clothes at the feet.