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Ser It t. Grofeiior Gid, BOZ,
clIter 9mlle, Die 5lr cii,cm @cgr6bnib
fdbrt, peruhid)iebcno): .Alio, red,t
an9encbne Mciie Hno piel @ergnii.
gen."
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&. Miners Sransuurt. 80

InHtbTtTsytHIc.
Sfud,t ann BaTagicre.
Wan Button lno benz Ettru.
Went. .Utenft.. &cnnerit., SanlTi, 4 llbr sdbbA,
. bad prupibener nnb BEN cften.
Sonrtog.. Ytiiiipocb. 5reitdg, @ llbr 9IbenbS.
"Nah '9,cippurt.gicws unb slnrfoli
td9lth. d llbr Mbenhs
'6ratf at9elontnler tiaIlh bis 5 lbr Na&rr,,
llr oentelhet 1aa apiabrenoe Ddmpfer.
Nan SaDannnh nno BEN Gitcn.
Sleniia9.. EGnnerft1g, Gamitde, @ litr sfbenbS.
y. Y. 3ortu, Naeii. Cong BOD.
Sanpt.Shrean: German. pnh atsbt.etra&e.
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mure, nnb Sas brfinoci iid) in Der
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tosrapbicu cine SpcSinlitat. -Gcius
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5. SebtrL g:NtaiL,,. Geidaitsfahrs..
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Spbu Snbert, IVA 9hnfnRSsS.rabe. e. * B.
SeIepbcn: @rIfe 1905.
euersTerIiderungea.
,Rpnal Sufurnnre So. Of qtpersppI," Scnrp m
Wdrttele, 9tc'oent Wlo1aeer, 0l-l0 &bani'
b(: Of Commerce @uiIotne.
"8srmanta geueIntrFflsInngS = getfnifat,"
Nm. {. eha6etInrS & 90, 50 urb II gbnn5rr
Of Commerce.
@lun6eigentbums ag,nten unb
.SGnoler.
gterre 6. 1usan & Wspnsp, 10 Otteertnprou'
tonsstraBe.
Gierbeaeibirr -5abrifanten.
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Vledjpiutten, GTctau etc.
anon, Gontlin & 81, 1910 @aloerfion.Str.
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spcnSnuts 4. sdmiSt Oritber bel Smith, WeIi
4 2ocns. 500 9dlnert 1uiloins.
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9anomirtbibaftIihe GerGtDe unb
S0Gaercicn.
Griffith 4 Gunner SO 205 TorosBaearStrdBs
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W6bofaten

5ruuets 9. alemir, Nettsanroait, 225 Ct. RauI
SirGBe, Baltimore. do.
Qarl II. VI. Sdnole, 126-t29 Gam ButIoire.
8uftauus aprb, 25l-269 galoert EutLbin9.
j. Ma. GrtmanM. III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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0eidafts.@ egwelier.

.3eitunacn, Seitidyriiten etc.
,sbs Baltimore Views Co.," Durlb aberrron,
bic, Wlanoser, 3lS 8sitsSe rnnH' Strabe.
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WturIlI0rs mo WruIlE.2Ucrtc.
&. eiTerrtner * eobre, 714-71s s8eitsBlIii.
n~oresSttube.
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SruItsG

3ruItsG ompagnie'n.
,W,arp.nub sruft Co., Norbipeftsgde GaIoert.
uno @ermGnsS traBe. Sri.r Serfh, Irdfts
Dent; g. G.. 3tmnermarn. Sefretir; Carroll
Ban Deb, ~SfaBmeifter.
Baltimore 9rrit l. @uaraatee Co.," gquitabie'
Quilting
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2cif,enbeitatter.

SnnbrfS & s6tnc, 1~70S-t7t0 GaEtons gpeuue
sSn. Gout, gtortbs uno 9reenInounts sloeln,e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

Yaic fgr's Anelrno beictst G. blaine, gr.
4i3, Eh.SaltimpreeItr, unbe eaaomSunir. ape.
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S~pQrsVal,ten.
.Isptife epar.Snrf opn Baltimore" Giitatps
uno NdltimcresSiraBe
yst. Samcss Spar6anf," Balttmore'Sfrabe uno
Guiiot1sS OUT sslDenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

80 hfS
9aumateria(ien, EbIiren, Oenlter'
robmen, 9aoen etc.
Satues g.. poftsr & Go, 115 unb III Glib
SsO. 4. elSaa & Bro, Ala. t.etr.. Eerfte.
9ational-g anfen.
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WtIcor, a%alitreT, II Goutbf Strabe.
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.sssitern @afiunal sNaiai,a u. marriOtt, aafN.
rer, IA 9toros@utdipsSt rabe.
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g. Miner, adffirer, gorbipeftgde gutatps
uno SG1ettesS irnBe.
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StrdBe.
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lito QoI1harosSirabe.
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fuefts9de 9ptpGros uno @erIlail'Straee; 8.
). NnIoipi1, 9alitref.
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StdatS.8anfen

"Geutidc eanf sun Baltimore" Baltimore. uni
Soltoun.S trabe. guguft 2eeber, Rrdfbsnt;
6. .. Slot. S6Gtneiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-15

8upierid)mieoe uue &liimbers.
5ubn Snbert, liza G6ameSsS:raBe. g. & g.
Selepbcn: 92nlfe 1905.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15
Milling A Large Lot.

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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Work was resumed "Wednesday morn
ing in the breast OF the Seemann tunnel
on Fall river by the Temple E gineerlug
Works campauy, which was recently
awarded contract for driving the bore
a distance Of ,. 500 feet. The po'nt al
which the new contract was started vas
I,I2I feet in from the portal. where q
blind lode had teen irt-TseC ed at the
time the former contract was finished.
The vein has proved % be twelve fezt
between walls and the f Ing is all more
or less nIineraiized AS tae ground IS
soft, timberin9 has been Necessary %
that tre WORK Of getting well under way
has beer delayed somewhat. Under the
terms Of the new contract the coGtrac.
;ors agree to make minimum foota2e o;
100 fee every month. ant bsrng uDfgr-
seen eoftirg g=1cl-s they Di4 sndrsvo- 10
make il excess Of zCo fe~: every th.Ty
days Ses nsachEa-ry hzs been sdtet
to the equipment AZ the tunnel mouth.
and the cr-ns have been orya1.z-d fo-
steady work Tn main Gr4Nbzck here
,of3re Nzs the inability 70 keep ussE 2:
he tBune. - In the Ncrk in TIE ~l5teE
,ezsoa In the sa1g17sr there Il 10 z1ore
agreeable place than at Ses-1za m Il os
Fzi. river, and 70 tToz5s- ff1E iaz:
source ia ANTICIPATED by tie cnatrzct2-s.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Htoap. which Includes the east ~xteu.
SION oi the mother lode of the Sea,on
mountain section upon which is located
the Cen. Franklin. Crown roin, and
Nfgin'a and many other hig produc-
lux mines The Franklin Silver Ave
properties will he cut at a depth OF be
tween 500 aud epo feet by continuing
the tunnel ahead. and will drain away
the water from those veins, which is now
pumped 10 the surface in order to
permit minirg operations. Iu the
matter OF drainage alone the Inspiration
tunnel Will be OF lncstiiuatahle beuett
to the mine OF that ps,t OF the dis
tfict, which arc located to far to the east
tunnel.
blacksmith shop l,NIo feet has
b, en- erected at the portal OF the tunnel
this week. and the building of short
stretch OF wagon road from the mouth
of the tunnel to the county wagon road
IN Gibson gulch has been started
MIR. c. II, lllnmtn of Osk aloosa, Iowa
rs the fiscal agent OF the new company.
aud has spent the past couple OF week>
here IN looking over the property and III
formulating plans Tor the operation oil
of the ! ropertr snd the formation of
e company. MI, Human d,plr,ed
yesterday murniug for the east, sud
will give the all nrs of the new company
his euure attention IN order that the
work may be pnshed with the greatest
possible speed. 1t is confidently be
lieved by ;hosc familiar with the propo
sitIol tina, the new company will en-
counter pay ore III the tunnel betOre ii
Will have beeu driven a thousand feet.
which belief is islltied by tue surface
showing on several of the veins imme-
dia,ely ahead of the breast of the tanuel.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

Col, W II. Moore, of Lincoln, Neb.,
arrived this week aud is making prep
arations to start up the old Sweet Home
mill on upper Fall river for the Sec son.
He expects to have the stamps dropping
on Gold King ore by the mici.e O, next
week, and Viii also treat some OF the
product of the Josephine claim. The
Sweet Home mill Is operated with big
profit every season by Col. Moore, as
the ores from number OF the adjacent
mines yield handsomely to the anna ga
ton process But little attention IS paid
to the concentrating OF Ih- sul phides.
and considering tne location Of he mill,
it is che per 10 allow the values con-
to h ,at off down Fall river than
TO attempt save them by the use OF
Ia bles aud the and attention il is nee.
essary TO devote 10 that part Of the mill
ing business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15

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By tf- -a= rsesr a.saz.r4 Or altar
neys -r-l-E-~ "a rE1rr tine. a.
said 80 44la. -E.s -,
anu =- here aTes-1t tr=i- proofs
claim .r a-.g~trg ~ zpI,rgrsrt.tl5-r
ceedi
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coIn5 Beaver. t- the state u Coll,-
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-06-15
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Do You Want to Know
What You Swallow ?

Thers 10 Q growing sentiment in this
country in favor Of AspiTi>t> or KNOWN
COMPOSITION. II IS hu, natural that one
should have sorie nierest in the cumpo-
eirior OF that Which he OF she is e>p,rt.,d
70 swallow. whether il b, i,.,i, drink or
medicine.
Recognising this growing disposition
on the part 81 the public, and satisfied
that the fullest publicity can only add 10
the well-eArned reputation Of his Auc,ii-
cines. Dr. f. v. Pler,a, OF Buffalo, ~ V,
has taken time by the tor'io'h1 AS il
were and Is publishing broadcast y list
Of AL the insr'>ilenis entering into his
leading medicines, the -GolJcn Medical
Discovery the popular liver my isoraIar.
stomach tonic, eled purifier and heart
regulator. also Of his -faNoriie rrcs,rtp-
ton for weak. over Worked, broken
down. nervous and invalid women.
This hold and ont-spoken movement on
the part o. pr. Pierre. has, by shnwin ing
eXsctIy what his we'll known medicines
are com rs,>ssd OF. com pleielN d.>armcd all
tarpiug critics who have heretofore I'M
Justly attacked them \ little pamphc,
has h-Nen compiled. from the standard
medical authorities OF all the several
schools ~ practice, showing the strongest
Endorsements by leading medical writer's
of the several iucr,Si ients " hich enter into
Or. pierce's medicines A copy OF this
Uttle hook IS mailed me 10 any one de-
siring ~ learn ui1ro concerning tho Nalu-
able, NATIVE. medicinal plants which enter
into the coastvssi ,(oa Of nr. rierccS med
tcines A6dr,>> nr. Pierce ss ahlve,
Dr. Pien,e'> Pheasant Pellets ars Tiny. sur-
a--caz ed Aafs-hs asas ersuuiV> They reg
ulat, and invis rate stomach Liver and
Bowels 10 UOt tSSet the pla habit but
cure c,r>ripat i'm One OF TWO each day Tor
alnxetive ard reEHlaynv. thrs>c or four for an
active c.tharIic. Once Iriea always IN favor,
$50, Coo pSe qIS Pso'S ssmnSn M sSHSs SsnSs Ss
Medical Adviser. hook thst sold to the ex-
tent OF 5SsA1tc cu.nic> 3 few
yea1 Az. Al s. ~ r-,r Napy-
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Eslesa worth ot tht>e invalua- Ns2N
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gIvs away SS0hN worth - c~> | s,N..i
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The La Jara chronicle., 1907-07-19
Eye Strain

Is the cause or contributing
cause of a large proportion of all
chronic human ills. Good vision
does not mean perfect eyes, in
deed, extraordinary vision means
defective eyes and the nervous
strain caused by the effort to over
come this defect is often the cause
of mental and physiological DIS
turbances, such as headaches, in
digestion, constipation and many
other diseases.
If it exhibits in the way of cross
eyes we can straighten them every
time by our method of relieving
eye strain. Eyes fitted for read
ing glasses or any error of refrac-
ton.
Call at office north of Ellis drug
store. Office hours from 10 u. IN.
to ) p. m.
G. l.. SEABRIGHT.
Neurologist.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-07-19

most of its life history as a sap
rophyte, our dugouts are favorable
places for the propagation of the
disease. The dugouts should be
thoroughly cleaned of all old tu-
bers and soil and then be fumigat-
ed and sprayed with strong So
luton or copper sulphate (blue
stone) before storing in the fall.
Treatment of cut seed with lime,
dry Bordeaux mixture, and sui
phur have not proven beneficial for
this purpose this season. Possibly
treatment of seed with formalin
may do some good, if care is exer-
cised to see that all tools and the
planters are also thoroughly treat
ed before being used, and the po-
tatoes are planted on soil that has
not grown potatoes for several
seasons. T.. r. BENNETT.
The La Jara chronicle., 1907-07-19
A Good Example.

a boy was sent out after II pail
of water. 1t was necessary to
prime the pump each time and
give n dozen or more strokes at
the handle to start the water. He
poured in the printing and pumped
as much as he had poured in.
Then he stopped to rest and the
priming ran down again. After
two or three hours of alternate
pumping and resting, he conclud-
ed it did not pay to pump and
therefore quit in disgust. The
story reminds us of the merchant
who advertised few weeks and
then stopped awhile and allowed
the people to forget him and his
business before he advertises
again. The fact is that the pump
had lost its priming while the boy
rested