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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
everybody Pulling Cogefber for a
Cbret Days. Qualification.

The Idaho Springs volunteer fire department held
ing the hall last Monday after thor
oughy discussing decided
hold three days Fourth of July celebration this city this
committee appointed by the chamber of
ssng of Adolph Nelson j. A. Allison p j. Fnleon and John
Rohner representing that body and the business
and from the enthusiastic manner which the
upon douht general feeling
in regard to the celebration here th- committee of
6ve selected by the fire deparnn composed Geo. w.
Parshal Richard White Bert Wright H. l. Robinson and J.
H. Nankervs which together with the committee will
arrange the details of the celebration.
The Wedne>dav evening in the office of
Richard White and organized folows Chairman Geo.
W. Parshal secretary Richard White; and Adoph
Nelson Every phase of the matter of celebration talked
by the committee but the supplying of for
treedays be arranged in few time
the committees will be filed and the plans formulated The
hanging large purses the different will
a magnet which will draw the this city from
different parts of the
The program which is to be ed will contain
and novel which will prove alike the min
ing tenderfoot the sportsman and the profession
al the knocker and the booster That the celebration
will be of the successful held mountain
the opinion of member of the committee No better bunch
of husters gotten together than the preliminary
mees and there fears of failure Every citizen regard
less of his station should put shoulder the wheel and do his
share of pushing good thing along.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Field Day Events 0 Prizoo.
Nay 4, 1917


100 yard dash-Is', tie, N Weinberg
er. and, roast of beef. L. N Deweese.
3rd, cuff buttons, c. l.. Lamb.
77o yard dash-Ist, leather banner
c. Msrchington. znd, fancy dish, Ed
wards Bros. 3rd. tape measure, NJ
Anderson.
44o yard dash.-Ist. ebony clothes
brush. J. P. Wilcox; aud, tie, ]. A. Eek
stedt; 3rd, cake, Wallace 4 Watson.
$50 yards run.-Ist, 50 lbs. flour
Plummer & Co.--2pd, bottle cherries
w. A. Thompson; 3rd. PIN, A. Bros
from.
High Jump-Ist, watch fob. E. A
Eaves; and, leagae base ball, T. L. Rod
da; 3rd, bottle olives, L. Mason & Co.
Broad Jump-Ist. pocket book. J.
Sherwin; 2nd, one doz. oranges, Thero 6
Co.; 3rd. pickles, G. W. Ford.
Pole Vault-Ist pearl handled knife
Idaho Springs Hdwe. Co.; 7nd knife
Lowell Hdwe. Co; 4th, one pound coffee
Hallberg & Anderson.
Shot Put-Ist so lbs. -four, Roberts
Bros. Mere. Co.; and, SanKn,tTary towel
H. A. Elliott; 3rd, pair fancy socks, E. P
Swanson.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Machinery for Cxno.ure.

nsnsger A II. Page, of the Cvuosur-
miu., awarded a CO ,tr CT The first OF thu
~e'k T.. Sirueh,e & sons for a plant az
n.chiuery to he installed at the rial
If The cross Gu, tunnel bel & driven o
develop 'h~ Cynosure and -oj in'r.
claims. owned by the Russell p ,ge MN
ing and 'urn company The plan,
consists of al 30 hor>e power boil AID
N air compressor with a c.p,ci,y for
running three machine drills, and is to
BE-. eli.ered at the mine within the mex
thirty days The tui nj has been driven
about forty feet by hand, and groun
has been excavated for the build x IN
which the machi, cry ~nl be pace.
Tue tuni el ~ll inters,ct the {, nosni e
vein within 800 fe fruu the por but
the mat er Of ultima ely driving it ah I'd
To cut other VEINS will protaI l., he AIKEN
up al the proLer lime. The coul tr, ck
IN he upper Cascade sec i, II is ext. eme
ly hard. M king 'unnel diving ny hans.
with doubled c.s. mu, h muie COS ly
h n in other seen ps.f he county.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
The Aldermen Assemble.

The city fathers held their regu ar
monthly meeting Thursday evening wuh
Mayor Pro TEN. Clause Anderson, pre-
siding. All of the aldermen were pre-.
seut except Matthew Nicholas Geo. W.
fratsnall was appointed chief engineer
and Richard Seccombe, assis ant chief of
the ERE department, petition signed
by residents of Chic go creek request.
ng the city council to have the powder
mag Zines removed was received. T E
Chief was ordered to see tnat the old
powder was removed, and to see that
they are not used for gasoline storage
William Broad was before the cou, Gil
with request that section Of Hi, b
stree be opened for traffic and j. Nj
Craze desired to ascertain the grade Of
the sidewalk adjoining his lots.
The bill of former city attorney Col.
lom was presented and allowed, and the
FIRE department was granted the sum OF
$500. The regular grist OF bills was
audited and allowed by the finance
committee. The councilmen will be
provided with handsome gold badges
as will also the m ayor, number Of de-
signs having been submitted and a Sc.
lelec,ion made by the committee.
Mayor Roberts has appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees for the year
1907:
Health-Stewart, Evans, Christiansou
Police and Fire-Miller, Straub, An
derson.
Licenses and Tipping Houses-Irvine
Booth, Atkins.
Sewers-Christianson Straub, Miller.
Judiciary-Evans, Stewart, Nicholas.
Water Works-Akins, Christiauson
Anderson.
Finance-Anderson. Stewart and Mil
Ter
Streets, Alleys, Public Buildings
Straub, Christianson, Irvine.
Parke-Booth, Evans, Nicholas.
Cemetery-Nicholas, Booth, Irvine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
; GREAT STRIKES
hEvAoA-CAei1oL.e BLUE Bird AND LII
TIE FLAT FIND RICH ORE
TURNING PROSPECTS INTO MINES
PERSISTENCE UkCovERS ORE WHICH
cANBe CONVERTED INTO CASH.

An excellent strike was made Thurs
DAY IN the c "lden Rod claim on oestor
mouotain. Owned BY the Nevada -Cspi-
,ol G | Mining company, when an adif
which al been driven less than hfty
feet encountered a three inch s,reak in
the b,t ON which sssayed 81 ouuce
& I'D Al d I3i 20 ouuces in liver or a
vaiu of fl74 81 per ,ou. The find was
at a depth OF less than twenty Eve feet
below the surface and the ore is COM
posed of white tale with finely disse,nin-
ated Particles Of white IRON some What
similar to the ore produced in the Edgar
din property. 1t likely that the min-
eral contains t.ilur', nj and Will carry
great r values as depth is attained.
Tuis on .llo~s one made week he
fore last /" anoth,r prospect Owned BY
tn- npany the Bessie NJ. CLAIM WHICH
CROSSES the Golden Rod at a right augle,
The ,treak OF solid lead d decompos~d
'r ~n quartz WAS opened at depth of
about fifteen feet carried small amount
of Z Nd seven oun ces in silver per ton
auu carried sixty six pr cent. lead,
bring g,ng the total gross value to f53.75
per ton. The ORE is being sacked for
Shipment, and as the work progresses
the streak is Improving both in width
aud values.
In two strikes are in separate places
and are two dislin,t,v, ore she cots, and
TIE fact that ! o h aims were but re-
Gently located b, the company would in
I'll, that The new owners will shortly
hav bona'z4 shl ping property,
| The territory inIin, distelv surrounding
tie claims his bot received mnch at
'eniion IN the past, an as ccuse-
| q e ,ce u ere was a considerable amount
II open ground IN that vicinity un,l the
rch strike mate IN the Bessie NJ. prop
cry was made pubic. 1t is doubtful
now whether an open space Of ground
lrge nough to stick a pick into can
b. found in that section OF Sea.or
mouui ain.
1h- lateral on the Edgardine veir
from he Newhouse tunnel has heer
driven to the eud lines of these two
claims and afer sufficient work has
b, en- done on the surface, arrange
M nts will probably be made 10 con-
tInue the lateral into the te ritory
owned by ,h= Nevada Capitol Cold
Mining COMPANY.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Confirms Class ofTwelve

The Rt. Rev. Bishop Olmstead official
ed At the confirmation Of class of doz
en- at Calvary Episcopal church las
Tuesday evening. and the beautiful anC
impressive services were witnessed by an
attendance which taxed the capacity OF
the church. Those con frned we're: Mr.
A. H. Roller, Misses Adelaide Morton
Heather Hill, Myra McFsrlane, Florence
Knifton, Edith Noxon, Opal Oxley
Carrie Burger, Gertrude Dutton; Master
Noble King, Lloyd Burger and Myron
Rodda.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

Mrs. Fanny B. Gohlson, accompanied
by her daughters, Misses Sadie and
Mamie, departed Wednesday afternoon
for Osceola, Iowa, where they will es.
tablish home. William Cohlson md
wife went as far as Denver with the
folks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

The A. o. U. W. lodge rooms in the
Trust company building will be thrown
open next Monday night, when the
lodge will entertain the Degree of Hon
and number of invited guests. A mu-
sical program has been arranged which
will be follywed by banquet.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

The Discussion club will meet next
Monday evening. May 6, at the home of
Mrs, John G. Roberts, on Colorado street
and Eighth avenue. The meeting will
be the last one of the regular club year,
and when the business is completed a
social session will be held.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Almaden Mines Are Biz.

Mr.. r. W. Dickenson, general mana
Ill river, VA. ,ntervie wed i'll Denver
this week by the veteran mining edit
tor OF the Post. resulting in a column
article in that paper giving the condi.
tion> at that property, and from which
tn. following is culled for The benefit Of
our readers who do not take that publ
cation. II says:
20 wor S552 Sc per ton has been
struck W thin me past few davs and re-
suits are expected " hirh are calculate
to make something of sensation in
that quarter. where no sensation has
ever before occurred. The original open
lug was by an adit along Fail NV, r,
which was extended 375 fee,.
When 200 feet in, the miners struck INTO
and subsequently, penetrated a four foo,
vein FIR I2s feet. which in addition to
mill stuff Carried from SIX to twenty four
inches Of smelling ore that contained
shipping values of $40 to 500 per ton.
IAN upraise OF I2o feet to the surface
showed the ore to be Continuous. A
shaft was then started al the floor of the
adit to uepth OF SO fee, exposing the
same character Of ore but in larger
measure Water came iuto the shaft
and operations We're transferred to a
lower adit. This had been driven 900
feet. AT a distance of $50 feet from the
q - ,1.ar
was encountered weighing about / 500
pounds that netted The company from
t2 to f3 per pound Gong back $50 feet
frcm tie breast of the lower ait an up
raIse was started to connect with the
Wine or shaft sunk from the upper
lev |. Last Wednesday when about
twenty feet up in the raise. the miners
struck into body OF mineral carr, ing
gold, silver, lead and copper worth to8
per ton. The raise will be contin ued
until completed since it will, besides ex-
ploripg the VEN, drain it and furnish
good ventilation.
"Con,lnulng the lower tunnel the
men soon opened shoot four incht S
wide that rau $40 ounces III silver, which
tos ether With other metals, gave val.
Tie of f3526o per ton. 1t is assumed
rather tuan positively known, that this
shoot will lead to the Virginia VEN,
owned by the Golcouda company which
crosses the lode of the Almaden Mines
company q short distance ahead, ana is
now being worked by leasers who are
shipping excellent ore, and on which
the Almaden people own 500 feet with.
in III ir pat.n territory.
"Mr. Dickerson has thus far shipped
about 100 tons of material that carried
from $40 up to $500 per ton from the
various OPENINGS
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

The average hou,ewif will soon be
gin to make life burden to the other
inmates Of the household. She will tie
. rag around her head and wade into the
dirt in way that will make your head
swim. She will tear up the carpets.
empty the cupboards, look sour when
you show up for dinner and slam and
bang things around to a q ,een's taste,
and If you don't like it take your meals
up town. Spring time is a very un-
happy time when housecleaning is on.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

John W. Ward and wife will leave
about the middle of this month for a
several weeks visit in the cas-, inciud-
ing Rhode Island and vicinity, where
Mr. Ward WAS located before he cam e
west.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

Jos. w. Boyd early Thursday morn
ing, concluded that it was necessary fol
him to make a trip to Denver, and
was able to get to the depot jus, in time
to catch the Ayer
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04
Furniture From Factory

4 carload OF furniture for the new
lodge rooms in the Trust CONT any build
ing arrived Tuesrav from Denver, aut
they have now been comple,ly fitted ~
The Woodmen lodge has moved it
paraphernalia and will hold its first me. t
ing in the sew h al next Tuesday eve
ming. The Work men loige aud i,s
trustees were the ones to take the iutia
tive in securing the new l,dge quarter
and in furnishing the TOWNS.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

]. W. Boyd has taken a lease on the
Stevens residence OF the corner ot
Thirteenth avenue aud Colorado street
Mrs. Stevens and daughter will spend
the summer at Mr.. Stevens Routt couu-
ty ranch.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

sample SACK veg d.g twenty ave
pounds was te std tuesday at the sam
pling works from str>ak on the
banging wall of Blue Bird adi,, on Sods
creek, which gave returns of O. 90 ounce
golh and 5l3 ounces in silver per ton,
and showed 3.5 per cent. copper, having
gross valuation Of f3o7 o7 per ton. The
rich streak has be- oened up for sew
eral feet and there is said 10 be enough
OF the material stripped to make a good
siz d shipment. The claim is owned by
Uncle Jack Richard on. the veteran pros
pector, and E. NJ. M 'sc'ipt, the mining
!umberman. A party of K 4nsas capital
lists are said to hold an option on the
cl,im for SO 900, AID in view Of the ex
llent showing -de by the recent de
vel pm. NJ work, it IS likely that the
deal will be cousummatrd The Blue
Bird lies just outside of the city limit.
on the west side of soda creek. and
Tor The small amount of development
work done has a snnd rful showing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

Work was resumed but few davs
ago on the Little Flat mine on Cascade
creek, with a small 'orce of men driving
the first level adit ahead The beginning
of the week saw tie he aiding of the adit
opening into streak of solid lead ore
which has improved with every round OF
holes. A sample Of the ore was tried
Thurs 'ay and yielded 90 ounce gold
and q ounces silver per ton, and 4I.s
per cen, in lead, the gross value OF
which is G3.42 per ton. The s'reak
came in ou thu hanging wall and as is
"frozen" or difficult to take down with
out blasting, 1t will be left on the waIl
for the lime being. The paw s,teak is
from eight TO ten inches wide, aui
there IS considerable milling orc along
side of the solid ore which will be piled
by itself on the dump until such time as
milling facilities can be secured.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-05-04

Mrs. Jennie r. wilkins mas decided to
extend the front of er store building on
Miner street, out to the lot line. The
work will be done by contract and the
front will be of steel aud plate glass,
What brick work that will be used will
be OF cream color matching the Worth
building and others adjoining on the
west side. The upper story will have
bay window, and with an artis-
tic cornice the front of the build
ing will present a most attractive ap-
pearance.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-16
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

New holiday books at the library,
ready for circulation: Count Hanni-
bal. weyman; Barbary Sheep. HIGH
ems; Norroy. Diplomatic Agept. Bron-
SON Howard: Mayor OF Casterbridge,
Hardy: DR.. SEWER. Cable: Before
Adam, London; Tess OF the D'Uber-
villes. Hardy; The Lions Share.
Thanet: Story OF Alb. Waterloo: Arr
IONA Nights. white; The Saint. Foo
gazzzaro. The Sinner. Fogazzaro.
The Best Man. McGrath; The
Younger Set, Chambers; Crimson
Conquest. Hudson; Satan Sanderson.
Rives; Return Of Sherlock Holmes.
Doyle; Beth Norvel. Parrish; The
Weavers. Parker: Ships That Pass in
the Night. Harraden: Car of Destiny,
Williamson, etc. A Roman Singer,
Crawford: Boy. Corelh; Barabbas
Coreii: Disseminated. Lott: Are
thusa. Crawford; Pietro Chlsleri.
Crawford: Corleone. Crawford or
Such is the Kingdom. Metcalfe: Sign
OF the Cross. Barrett; Sentimental
Tommy. Barrie; Window IN Thrums.
Barrie: Romance Of an old-Fashioned
Gentleman. smith: End cfthe Game,
Hornblow: Daughter Of Anderson
Crow. McCutcheon; Fruit Of tho
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clearinghouse banks for past week
shows that the banks hold s40,101 :
l75 less than the requirements OF the
25 per cent reserve rule. This is an
increase of s6,109.175 in the proper
tionate cash reserve as compared
with the previous week.
A heavy snow and sleetstorm pre-
vailed from the Rocky Mountains Ia
the Atlantic coast and in the lake
regions. Railroad traffic was delayed
ltelegraphie communication interrupt
ed and at Lynchburg the electric
light wires were broken. The city
was dark last night.
The Central American peace con-
ference practically concluded its Ia
bors in Washington. when It was an
nounced that the delegates had
agreed upon and we're ready to sign
seven treaties. .
The bill of exceptions in the APP
peal of the Standard Oil company OF
Indiana from the fine OF 500, 900
was signed by Judge lands in Chi
cago and was filed in. the court Of APP
peals.
The Cunard line steamer Maure-
tania, which went aground Friday
night in the Mersey.> opposite the
landing stage at Liverpool, was float
ed with no injury
The report in circulation that Pres
ident Delano. of the Wabash railroad,
has resigned or is about to resign is
officially denied at the Office of the
company in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson were
found dead in their home at Glad
stone, Mich. They were asphyxiated
by breathing coal gas which escaped
from a defective stove.
w. S. Birmingham and wife. at
their examining trial in Chicago on
the charge Of kidnapping Lillian Wulff.
were held to the criminal court in
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-16

Tree. Wharton; The Traitor. Dixon:
Lost Leader. Oppenhelm; House OF a
Thousand Candles. Nicholson; Old
Peabody Pew. wiggln: Shepherd OF
the Hilis. Wright; Printer OF U'Dells.
Wright. The Circle. Thurston; when
All the Woods Are Green, Mitchell:
Shirley, Bronte; viliette. .Bronte;
Ancestors. Atherton; A Singular Life.
Phelps; Sir George Tressady. Ward:
Square Pegs. whitney: Sights and
Inslghts. whitney; Ascutney Street.
Whitney
Juvenile; The Friendship OF Anne,
Deland. The Great Year, Dudley;
With Mask and Nit, Dudley: Reuben
stones Discovery. Stra,emeyer. Dave
lPorteT's Return From school. strate-
meyer: Young Train Dispatcher,
Stevenson; Little colonel's Knight
Comes Riding. Johnston: Five Little
Peppers In the Little Brown House,
sidney; Eric, or, Little by Little. Far
rar; Four Boys In the Land OF Cot
ton, Tomllnson; Shakespearean Fairy
Tales, Britton; Blackie's Puzzle Pic
lures; Famous Stories Every Child
Should KNOW, Mabie: Mr.. Kris Krla-
gle. Mitchell.
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$1,000 WOMEN
SUPPORT THEIR HUSBANDS IN
NEW YORK ALONE.
Able TO Earn Living and Keep House
at Same Time, IL Is Asserted on
Authority.

New York. Dec. 16.-That $1,000
women in New York support their
husbands is the statement made by
Mrs. Frederick Nathan, leader in
the movement for women's suffrage
in New York. Mrs. Nathan does not
either approve or disapprove of a
woman supporting her husband. but
simply makes the statement as one OF
fact. Women who support their hus-
bands, she says. are not confined to
any one class. but are found IN all
classes, from the woman who scrubs
floors to the woman who marries a
title.
That a woman can be a wage
learner and at the same time care for
her home is entirely possible, Mrs.
Nathan says, and there are many
cases in which 1t Is eminently salts
factory to have man and his wife
both wage-earners.
Mrs. Nathan gives these two as the
principal reasons why married wo-
men are wage-earners:
Men waste so much money In
smoking. gambling and drinking that
they have none left for family ex-
penses.
MANY women have minds superior
to their husbands. and can earn more
In that case il is the woman's plah.
duty-and should be her pleasure
to earn whatever her talents wiz
BRING
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DISAGREE
RIVERS AND HiRBORS CON-
GREss TO MAKE REPORTS.
Minority Will Have Some Specifica.
tions After the Holidays
Are Over.

Washington. Dec 1G.--A promi-
nent official Of the rivers and barbors
congress. which met here last week,
today partially confirmed the rumor,
which has been persistently eirculat-
ed since the converting OF congress,
That there would be a minority as
well as a majority report from the
inland Waterways commission.
The members of the commission
did not specify that one OF the OBJ
jectionable features was the lakes
to-the-gulf deep waterway. nor did
he intimate what II was. He did not
say, either. that Chairman Burton
would make the minority report, II
one we're submitted. There will Nc
no report from the commission until
after the holidays. Chairman Bur-
ton has said.
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bonds of s15.OOO each.

bonds of $4,000 each.
The committee on mine investiga-
ton appointed last winter by the
West Virginia legislature has given
notice that 1t will sit at Monongah
Tuesday.
Three children were burned TO
death in "A fire which destroyed two
dwellings at Sturgisson, w. Va.
Leighton Coleman. Episcopal bish-
op of Delaware. was found dead in
bed at MS home in Wilmington.
William J. Bryan will deliver an
address TO the Oklahoma Legislature
December 81.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-16

As q result of the investigation
made by Adjutsnt General p P. John
ston and q conference between the
governors representative and the
oficials of Christian county, a for
mai request for additional troops was
signed and forwarded to Governor
Wilson. HopkinsviAe citizens also
believe that special term Of the cir
cult court should be held in order
that the judicial inquiry into the
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WILL EDUCATE PRINCE.
Marquis Arrives in Toxic with Crown
Prince of Korea.

Toxic. Dec. 16.LThe arrival OF
the crown prince Of Korea and Mar
quis Ito this afternoon was the oc.
casion of brilliant spectacle. Flags
were profusely displayed all over the
city. The crown prince of Korea
will be received In audience by the
emperor of Japan December rs.
Plans for the education of the Ko-
rean crown prince have not yet been
completed but they will now be ar
ranged under the direction of Mar
quis Ito.
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NEWS NOTES FROM SUNDAY PAPERS.

night riders action may be Instituted
at once.
The suit of the heirs Of DIR. B. d.
Cox against James Hargis and others,
alleging completely in the murder OF
DR.. Cox. has been compromised, and
after the details of the agreement
have been settled the suit will be dis
missed. The amount to be paid to
the heirs is not divulged.
The statement of the New York
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May BE Taft's Manager.

Washington, Dec. 14.-Political
Washington is very much interested
in report circulated today. which
lacks, however. Official confirmation,
that William Loeb. Jr.. secretary to
the president, may retire from that
Office and assume the management OF
Secretary Taft's candidacy for the
presidential nomination. Mr.. Loeb
today refused to discuss the report.
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A Dangerous Deadlock

That sometimes terminates fatally h
the stoppage of liver and bowel func-
tions. To quickly end this condition
without disagreeable sensations. DR..
Kings New Life Pills should always
be your remedy. Guaranteed abso-
hutely satisfactory In every case O
money back at all druggists. use.
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Extensive advertising requires
so much confidence in the advertiser
that IL reaches out and gets hold Of
the reader.