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No Case on Record

There is no case on record of a
cough or cold resulting in pneu-
monia or consumption after Fol
ey's Honey and Tar has been taken,
as it will stop your cold quickly.
Refuse any but the genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow pack
age. Contains no opiates and is
safe and sure. Bort u Co.
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twenty Neoroes Perlshed.

Charleston, s. c., Feb, 26, - II is
now known that 20 negro passengers
were drowned or burned to death and
dozen more are missing as a result
of the burning of the steamer Marion,
ON Wardmalaw river Details We're
received when Captain Ferguson filed
his report with the government in
spectors. The great loss Of life seems
TO have been on account of the ne
groes becoming terrorstrIcken There
were seven white passengers, all .Of
whom were saved,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07
BaIky Ballplayers.

Chicago. Feb. 26.-The New York
National league baseball team left
here for Los Angeles, Cal, where the
players will be put in condition for the
playing season. Centerilelder Mike
Donlin did not join the team here, and
declared that he would not sign con
tract unless he was given an increase
in salary over last year. Catcher Bow
erman and J. E. Mulley a utility man.
are also holding out for more money
and did not make the trip.
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ABOUT DETAILS
OF BIG DEALS
Magnate Hartman Is Questioned by
the Commissioners.
MODERN FINANCIAL METHODS


OF illinois Central Because Of Mis-
conduct - Charges and Admissions
Made at the New York Hearing
New York, Feb. 27.--An attack on
Stuyvesant Fish, In which his re-
moval from the Office of president of
the Illinois Central railroad was at
tributed solely to his misuse Of the
company's funds to support a totter-
Ing trust company, was the principal
OF several sensations with which Ed
ward Hartman, the most powerful
railroad magnate in the country, star
tied the Interstate commerce commis-
sion and Il crowded courtroom here.
The session was u notable one and
made a remarkable contribution to
the financial history of the time
During examination, Mr.. Hartman
refused to answer questions as to
individual stock transactions, but of
fered explanations of the transfer of
100000 shares of Southern Pacific
stock to William G. Rockefeller dur
ing an attempt of James r. Keene to
secure control of the road, and of the
delayed announcement of the diyi-
dends in Union and Southern Pacific.
Commissioner Lane, leaning across
the bench, made an impressive sketch
of the enormous requirements OF the
Union Pacific under Hartman. He
begun with the issuance of $10000O,-
600 in bonds and traced its purchases
out to Portland on the coast, ON to
the orient by steamship lines, back to
San Francisco, to Ogden. to New Or
leans, to New York by steamship, into
the Northern Pacific and out again
into the Alton, the Illinois Central,
the Santa Fe, the Baltimore & Ohio
and the New York Central. He was
facing the witness and, pausing for a
moment, said: Where is that thing
going to stop" The master operator
smiled and somewhat neryously said:
Il think it has stopped. | don't think
we have any more-l would go on If
l thought we could realize something
more than we have got from those
securities. | would go Oh and buy
some more things"
The government attempted to show
that the Union Pacific charges unfair
rates. stiles competition in the vast
territory traversed by it's lines, and
that its dividend of 10 per cent and
its expenditure of $240,000, 900 Of bat
terments came from an unfair toll on
it's patrons. Other events of the ses-
sion were an academic discussion of
railway regulation by high authorities
on either side, that ran from a plea
for legaliZed combinations of rail
roads under government supervision
to suggestion that the government
control railway stock issues: a charge
and an admission that the misconduct
of the railroads created the popular
anger that moves determinedly for
their regulation; charge that no
other country in the world is so hos
tile to large transportation interests;
an assertion that the purchase of the
Southern Pacific by the Union Pacific
had given the southwest 10 years ad-
vantage in development; that the
failure of the Union Pacific to secure
the Northern Pacific left the north
west 10 years behind where it would
have been il control had been OBJ
tanned
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07

through an arch" And this is partIcu-
larly true of room rather stiff In ef-
feet.
In the Illustration we have an Eng
lish room the woodwork of which is
white and the panels II delicate yellow.
The doorway is particularly effective,
1t is hung with narrow curtains of
pale yellow brocade. The furniture
corresponds with this light style OF
decoration, 1t Ia of gilt, upholstered in
pale brocades.
II. DE La BAUME.
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we'll behaved. intelligent, tractable
child she has II dozen stupid, i'll bred
youngsters to deal with. And whose
fault is 1t? The parents, OF course
Some women are SO lazy they will not
even teach their children TO obey, but
expect them to get that discipline
along with the rest OF their education
at school
Nothing could be more unfair. no
attempt to teach a badly brought up
child is like driving badly broken
horse.
"There are prelimnarles which
should preeede the first day at school
A child should be taught TO obey, to
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07
Admits Shooting.

New York. Feb. 27.-Thomas Moo
nan, a factory watchman, was arrest
ed on a charge of shooting TO death
Philip McNally, night engineer in the
factory where Noonan was employed,
Noonan admits the killing, but de.
elares he acted in selfdefense. The
trouble which led to the tragedy arose
some time ago, when Noonan lost his
position as watehman. He held Me
Nally to account for the loss Of his
position.
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New York Blaze.

NIew York, Feb. 26.-Five thousand
persons were driven into the snow
covered streets by a fire which de-
stroyed the new Irving Music hall In
Broome street and spread TO several
big tenement houses at the rear and
either side, No lives We're lost, how
ever and 50 far as can be learned no
one was injured The loss on the
music hall and tenement houses is es-
tlmatad at Sl1O.OO0
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OHIO To
HAVE NEW
MAGAZINE
[ Press Postl

IPTess FostI
Columbus is to have a new
monthly publication to be known
as the Franklin Magazine, the
first number of which will be is
sued on April l. The publication
will be devoted to club matters in
particular, but will be p-to- date
in all other respects. Col, w. A..
Taylor is to be the editor-in-chief,
with Milton B. Schley as editor,
and Edward Hummel as circula-
tion manager.
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Talking with y breeder of dairy cat
tie who has had cows make some high
records, who seldom loses calf or
mature animal and who sells his stock
at good prices, friend says: you are
the luckiest mortal | ever knew.
Things always seem to come right for
YOU" "I.uck has nothing to do with
it." said the breeder in question, "un-
less you would call staying up all night
with Il calglng COW when it is neces-
sary, watching with the greatest care
the cows that are on test, MS well as
the other members In the herd, and
seeing that everything is attended to
personally and working from twelve to
sixteen hours day, luck. And If per-
sistent advertising, attending breeders
meetings and sales and doing missions
airy work with the nelghbors at home
in the interest of pure bred stock and
for the further purpose Of dlsposlng OF
my surplus stock T. luck, have 1T, but
not otherwise" There Is n little ser
mon in this for the beginner in the pure
bred stock business Holstein-t trieslan
Register
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INTERIOR DECORATION.

value of the Arched Doorway In
''softening" "a Room.
One of the most hOmely rooms I ever
saw was transformed by opening up
large arched doorway.
The Italians have a saying, Every
thing Is beautiful by looking at 1t
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07
NO CLEW.
Federal Authorities Working On the
Subtreasury Robbery.

Chicago, Feb. 26.--One of the larg-
est thefts from the United States
treasury ever known was unearthed
in Chicago. Somewhere between
$4,000 and 100000 completely dis
appeared from the local subtreasury
last week. Authorities here and in
Washington have been working night
and day since the robbery was dis
covered to fathom it, The stolen
money WAS in bills of the denomina-
tions of $1,000. $4,000 and $4,000.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07
MIR. and Mrs. Sensible Allow 1t to En-
Joy Itself.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sensible Allow II to En-
Joy Itself.
An acquaintance was calling on Mr..
and Mrs. Sensible, and when a little
wall arose from the next room the Wis
itor gave start of surprise. "Why, l
didn't know she began. Mrs. Sensi-
BILE smiled. "No, l didn't want you or
any one else to know the minute you
entered the house." she remarked.
We've had enough of that sort of
thing in some of our friends homes,
We made up our minds we would have
what is known as an Invisible baby,
and, as for a noiseless infant, we have
as near that as possible"
Another wall arose from the adjoin-
ing room.
The visitor smiled, but Mrs. Sensible
was quite unruttied. III you will ex.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07
Nicarauuan Victory.

Managua, Nicaragua, Feb, 26.--San
Marcos De Colon, a well-fortified Hon
duran town. which was defended by
Solomon Ordonez, the Honduran min.
lister of war at the head Of strong
army. was captured by Nicaraguan
forces at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon.
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Warsaw. Poland, Feb. l6.-Adolph
Tingle, British subject, was court
martlaled and hanged at the citadel
here for having robbed q strsstcaP
conductor.
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Preliminary Child Training.

'If there is any one am sorry for"
spoke up the decided woman, lit Is
the schoolteacher. Where she has one
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-03-07

The subject of the illustration, from
the National Stockman and Farmer, Is
the imported Guernsey COW ltchen
Daisy Ill, which was recently sold to
+. Lathrop Ames of Massachusetts for
$4,000. She made most creditable
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The BABY.

ANNA WEsTovER-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
F mir Play Essential.

The OF the Republic treating
his worth paying his
occupation asking whether poor whether
ltors with head hands asking only whether
and honoray the relations of his life
well his family. his neghbos the We
Judge by his rofeon but by his deeds his
duct, by what he has acquired of the world,
republics fallen, because the gradually
slider the class before
who pundered the rich the rich who exploited
In either the end the republic
purpose fall such This great republic of
shall become the of plutocracy
God willing, shall remain what fathers
oea which stands
where each the largest personal liberty
securing we-beng where as in
opportunty strife of life he
him. We proud the
they children and opportunity acquire
wha the character
that OF character
sufficiently high II he those qualities which
his family life work
which ft him for
the character dvdua cit
literally height of triumph vast
experiment Of government bs and for free people Roosevelt
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Good Words for Chamb<rain's Cough
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure IN
ties flying to the good qualities of Cham
hertain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. Ed
ward Phillips OF Barclay, Md, writes:
II ~isa to tell you that l Can recommend
Chsmberlsiu's Cough Remedy. My
old has beeu taking this remedy when
ever she was TWO months old. About a
month ago | contracted a dreadful cold
myself, but took Chamberlain Cough
Tais remedy is for sale by J. J. Sherwiu.
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MINING APPLICATION 40. 1SlA
Nso~soi ssrsey Ne. I5D0k

u y Lana once.
Denver. Colo.
April IS. 1897.
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
proved May 10: ls7s The al@aasn s
,9rne 19spey SIM, IN fact o, whose postoffiee is
r.Iication for a patent for 1900 linear
feet respectively on the Neil. Wood
I-odes. and for 1895 linear feet on the
iaa!e ter mining IN aiaa ais.rie and Love. rs
sisi9sd ar 3 ,t,. II the plat and field notes on
NEIL LODE.
80 feet, running y So 40 w. and
80 r. running 5; So 40 f. from CEN
COR Sec. IS. T. s. r Is w Ne OF the
az .ss, 81 P -; ~ ,nssa bears y So ts' so "
70 Cor No 3 thence !. s.: %. E z
100 Il. to Cor. No. 3; thence 5 s3'
Ss T. # 1863 ss f9r 70 to Nc Coz. :. !ssnf. se L
WOODWARD LODE
IT rpnnne m 1snSns W % from E ane e.nss2
q diseoxery shaft aft Beginning at Cor
81 S. .o y u ths 5Ssss1 ssh r r, NJ ,ssncs essrs
e3' q f, l7s,ss #. to Cor. No. ::
ae"se No thense nee 90 81: = iso9 TT to ceT
to +. Cor No. {: thence n So 40 W, 1890
ring.
CoMsToCK LODE
200 goo :, feet d,5,n rnnniSs M g. 30. f. and
Cor No J. whence the W i. Cor sec
hsarr ls 7 \ sss 3 r g " " q The sth P, NJ.
\. g. is' w iso.ls It to Cor or tSehce Ne ,:
thence S So 90 f. 1900 II TO Cor, No.
:; thence 5; 3, is. E lsols 4, to Cor
DICK ERsoS LobE, Lab5Hh'hs
=, 2Io feet running s. So, 40 F. and 1890
o. o. discovery shaft; Beginning at Cor
s ss R 20 = w W siss 9, the 9Th ,, bear.
sss' ,se a. z. e 1900 +, to Cor, No 3; thence
shenee Z ss 10 se r. & 1890 SO fer ff to No Co.
No. l. the plaee las ef beggi1ning.
55ss! # running n s7' A. W. thence
1885 IT. running n So Ia w from
senesg se ter Of So di1eoxsry nno shat, Beginning
NJ bears - = v v. 81 stss.s sas ssh fs
20. 2. thence S 81 l5; 5s;E f 552s . II, c1r to
g.. : sof j S$ s%sass sa Ssesss : I ~
81 s. w. 420 TT to Cor. No I: thence
ifenee 4. 4 sss " 5st5$ & n t,.as to Cor No
No. l, the place of beginning
,.o ,., HATTYE LODE,
@ rgaHias reRRRs =; e i. r E E thence thence
d5scn,s d5s1s # rs, \ 81 3, F. from een.er Of
: $, R - " of the sth P N bears
y 70 T. ", sas5 - #; thence y So
30 I n
.hense s. "'F = $. 5s.ss 9 f9T e to Nc cor
Cor. No e 5 thence &c So s. s. soss ~ sssss * ff f1
to Cor. No. s; thence S. 81 s. w BIS
&, fss., e Ger r. - No cor !, shense n & 81 "
of beginning
Containing 20 ss7 acres. expressly
excepting and excluding all conflicting
with the Gold. Ida, Sanduskv. Montreal,
eys,iops e4, and Cross iodes, .oie, ansuryeyed,
l4455 War Cloud; 1855. Diamond;
14455, silver cloqd; 1880. Hidden
and 1905 Colorado No. Z. described 5
Tracts and b G
TRACT c.
oe at at P2!a' s fsS f1a line
No 3; thence y So Ia W. i7os feet
.c m Cor. No. !: Sur, Ne 1900. Colorado
to Cor. No. 5, Sur. No. 14eO4 Colorado
No lode: thence S. So 1S' E 1862
feet to intersection of line - Com
feet to place Of beginning, containing
t.o5s acres. and forming a portion OF
the unsubdtvided township south
range 10 west of the sixth principal
ne idian. Said locations being record
ed in volume IsS, Is3. Is3 les, lss, 163,
ords Of Clear Creek county. Colorado
Adjoining clairna nts owners of above
named surveys and loca tions-
c. d FORD.
Register.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR u. ).
PATENT.
Mining Application No. 2212
Survey No lSD7-
U. s. Land Once.
Denver. Colorado

Survey No. lso4,.
u s Land Ofncel
Denver. Colorado.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
the Act Of Congress approved May leth. 1s72
Margarei NJ. Supple, who's postoflce address is
Brook vale, Colorado. has made application tor
patent for 1905 linear feet each of the NJ. :
NO. 4, ". :. No. 3. " :. M. l, N. 5. No. Eedes.
and sC9. - linear feet on the NJ No lode
feet in width. situate in Ferrari mining district.
Clear Creek count, stais OF Colorado, and de
and by the field notes on fie in the offce of the
Register of Denver Land District, Colorado As
NJ. 5. Nc. LODE
MS feet 80 : " aud 1922 # SO IS from
discovery. BEGINNING at cor No. whence the 5
J. cnr see a. I r Y " oftue sih N bears 5
cor No. ,; thence los.i2 # to cor No 3; theuce
60 IS i5oi # to cor No, 4; thence loa.42 n
cor No /, the place of beginning.
NJ. :. No. LODE
els n n GO Is " and Is,a n 5 go Is F. from
discovery. Beginning at cor No / whene. the
cor sec 4 81 y W ofthe 6tt ?. ". bears
cor 40 ?; thence ies a. fl to cor No ); thence
60 Is E 1850 IT to cot No 4; thence l6s A. #
to cor No i, the plsee of beginning
n S. No. LODE.
2s n. n. 6Zo IS " and li7l n go Is, from
discovery. Beginning AT cor No / whence the 3
IA cor sec II. 7 81 R72 " nf the 9Th 2 VI bear. y
50 10 W 50 II; the ,ce go is " 100 II TO COZ
n ? thence leg - fl to cor No 3: thence s1S
Is 1870 Fl to No :; thence 5 l6s A. II TO cor
| No. l. the place OF beginning.
| NJ S. No. LODE.
700 n y &c Is W and SO n ) SO Is from
/ discovery. Beginning at cnr No / whence the
| 8 cor sec IA. r ~ " of the 9Th NJ
bears 80 l6 W 1872 Fl; thence 6so IS " 1870
t n to cor No .; thence l69 - n IN = No 8:
| thence go IS 1900 A No. 4; thence \
l6a. q # to cor No. l, the place of b. ginning.
N. s No , LODE
/ 81 n " and SO n =. thence T59 IS n 6s- IS z
| from discovery. Beginning at cor No. whetce
| the IA cor sec IA I : "a " OF the stb n
bear syo 81 Sab feet; hence n go IS "
1850 Fl To cor No. ,, thence LIS 30 II No.
| s. thence l5o n to No 4: thence l31 80 II
to No. 5; thence SO Is $50 81 n to cor No.
s. thence 169.42 II to No. /, the place OF BE-
| ginning
| Said lodes containing H.7q1 acres expressly e1-
| cepting and excluding all con iict with the 5 "
IA OF the W Ia sec IA and the E IA of the n
| W IA see ., 7 r ~ of the 9th P n. ana
| forming portion of the n Sec IA and the n y
| rec 3, TBS y W of the 9Th r N. said loca-
| tons being recorded in Book l5s. pages 257 and
| 49, Book i64. page $50; Book l5s, page Isl and
Book 164. page SO OF the records Of Clear Creek
| county. Colorsio.
Adjoining claimant Louis Ferrah owner ofthe
sW "a Of the " "a sec "a and the n E "a Of
| the " IA sec q T5S 3 - W of the 8 Pm.
| G. D. FORD. Register.
Firss pub April q; .ass pub June g. 1907.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Dineo from the Dinc
JAMES BARTON ADAMS

Tie seta o. Thus ou oh, .lain
is the saBe insprei hard VINO once
-aug: "Al d I'd to the R.se. sw~e,
RS my Rose, squat doAn on my knee
4 ~hi e." or words to ha: &, CT.
In Ca ifo mis- to n it'z n ar OF I.
it-a ON carr ing III re tuan one -
4 liquor On h D r~ol at one time No
iu,i has b en- pl ICED on the quanuty
,ha, Can b. carried in th= person
4 Massach rso;ss -ity has . cemetery
used IS a las sting place for pet cats.
and for no o,her puu-pIsses.
They have souY' for peIp. tusl motion
Since the esrtn We habit was young
Blu no one TIA, hit any c'o<+r rtoi;
Than the w,g o. tn &, ssi. er's tongue.
There rev-r w-s but o, mod,I hus
band in the world AID Eve had him, +"
says i,xos p per. Il 81 ouid lie r-meuI-
b re' ho se,er. that the c we're ut that
inn 10 irighs-., en, uiilx ride
temptations T. lie al a mau from be
S ra'. and narrow pa b aud be had 10
be good
H. Il gs 10 tess. The poor Ii tirl
mus, be pa,ug in hard luck in
tue os lulator, fed.
As trifiing token # his heartfelt
gr utudt. IN Org man St nj ce, tih d
ch, cs Tor 81, 90 to the man ~hp ,loped
" to his ~if,.
Cprrespor de - of ihe New York
& are i-cus ing "A Cure For Love"
Wu,n il IS II 1t Gu ei by marriage il is
often put in a couvalescept state,
The possessor Of 80 hero medals who
married tive wotnr Il within a tn was
y rnsps playing for another badge OF
her ism.
During a speech at the Carnegie ir-
stitute Ed, 5 cad OF LondJu said
Il havt Sen t1r e kings aud two
que rs" Same mere dear brotheS. to our
undoIng.
Out of three sui ors for her hand a
Ms. achus,tts woman cho-e man
named C,sn Sac may disc hver that
there is noii ing IN a name when she
stt mpts 10 blow hinin
Fory-eigh ght people went ins me in
ropsk., X ms $, In one week aud no
base bail games We played ,ither.
The price Of soda water has been
raised 20 10 cents slts il Lou sville.
Thi. my cause the r-bs nosed coiouels
to grru knowingly in ihe faces Ct the
paie-c geek ed soft drinkites
The chairman of the Ohio democracy
says yam will carry every state in the
Unioa next wear New York siienist
would pethips di gnose the destin-
gusheA chairtnan's si nent as an agpra-
vaied, c ,se OF de neutta euthusI asticapa
with storm siguais set.
Haste, gentle spiins, We pray thee haste,
| When b er " i'll one in book,
Aud furs and top "a will be placed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Free Bookle on Old Mexico

In connection Aitn the SPECIAL excur-
sions to Mexico City. the Color .po &
southern is distrll u'ing some ban me
illustrated lite.a urs. Tickets at half
rates viii be sold April IS to May iS.
June 5 TO IS ana June 40 to July ~. ood
for 90 days; stopovers in both directions.
T F.. FISHER, G. P. A.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

+ OF omach troubles. hiipusnes and
constipation try Chamberlain s stomach
Ch4mberiaIn's s o1,ach and Liver Tab
lets. Many remark able cures hav- been
efected BY shem. Prce, IS cents. sam.
Piles free. For salr oy !. J. Sherwiu.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

The die is cawe celebrate We know the peo-
pie good All that needed
lend hand II cant
the nations birthday, least
have time that will call attention this big
celebration will do advdere Idaho Springs thing
and the boy behind
gones be bygones Don't be selfish. This
everybody We can entertain third OF the population
it. Don't let hand
Never mind bank balance Remember
this the twentieth century those who do things
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Chamber!aln's Colic. Choie'a and Diar.
rhosa Rsmsoy

Therr is probably no medicine made
that Is relied upon with more impl CIT
cot 6l,acv than CEamberlsia's Coiic,
Cholera ard piarhoea Remedy, Dur.
my the third of a century in which
/, has .. eu IN use, people have learned
thst II i the one emed, that never
fails When reduced with water aud
sweetened 1t IS pleasant TO ,ase. For
sale By J Sher~tn.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

kMBALL the Golden Transcript Idaho Springs
celebrating this and takes direct
all In all probability Idaho Springs represented at
Golden OF her celebr days
den people here least There been
effort made dmpen the ardor of ghbong
but Idaho Springs does intend to have rproarng
Sh
OF people from all the For particulars
large and small bills
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Hal R,tss to Msxieo City and Return.

Tickets will be said by the COLORADO s.
Southern at one fare for the round trip
to Mexico City and return. April as to
May IS, June S to IS, and June 40 10
July Ia, limi ed to three months amp
good for stopovers. Write Tor booklets
on Mexico. r E FISHER,
G. P. A. Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

There Is the sch he Newhoue
tunnel for traffic than first appears
possibilities The tunnel has
for traffic would
other The Chamber has the matter
hand and to M hoped that pushed through
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

WITH the fire department lined
the city Idaho Springs citizens will pull together
lest and joyful thee-day
Mountain region There discordan
where all the people taking spirit
mittees viii work and they given
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Hall Rate to Colorado Springs and Return
Act. G. A. r. Encamrms

May 18th and I4,h the Colorado &
Southern will sell tickets to Colorado
Springs and return at one fare for round
trip. limited to May ISh, account Of G.
A. r. Encampmen, Nav 1916.
T. E. FISHER, G. P. A.,
Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

The associated press of yesterday the authority for the
that President be
presidency, II will then be up Root, Taft, al
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Dentistry.

DR.. W. T. Cain over Merchants and
Miners bank
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

Geo. H. Curno~, the expressman,
Telephone Nos. Black ia and Forks ~
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

Try us for ranch eggs, Vegetables
poultry and meats. THERo s. Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

First pub May ! last pub Inly 6, 1907.