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Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Ofice Of the
Supervising Architect, Washington. ID. G.,
June p. l9oI.-Sealed Proposals viii be re-
ceived at this Office until 3 O'CLOCK =.
NJ. on the 18TH DAY OF JULY 1907 and
then opened for furnishing and delivering
the drafting materials required in accordance
with the specification and schedule. copies
OF which may be had at this office. JAMES
KNOX TAYLOR. Supervising Architect.
jyi-6t-eod-exSu
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Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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For Rent-Suburban.

IN TAkOMA, one mile from cars. new eight
room mouse not and cold water; porcelain
bath. etc; furnace heat: phone: over one
acre all planted: grapes and fruit. terms
suited Call phone Takoma 6-R II
FOR RENT-Cheap. SIS per month for
mansion home Of - rOOms (Owner reserves
one ROOM; four acres Of garden: orchard.
nreWooa and barn: near street cars: one
fare; nice place for summer boar1ers In
quire al ROOM S. 1924 New York ave Prof
II y. D. PARKER Hours 10 20 5. iy2-tf
FOR RENT-S12.5O, 6 rooms and norcb. <
minutes walk 70 cars; one fare: paperad
throughout; at Benning. d. c. INQUIRE sO0
G St, NV. ~ -
FOR RENT-CLEvELAND PARK
FINE NEW HOUSE. ROOMS. $40
MOORE HILL Qnc.).
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KENSINGTON.

FOR SALE-Out Of position leaving the city.
VIII sell my suburban lots cheap for cash.
Address ROX $50. Times Ofice- jy2-St
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FOR SALE-Flfteen acres unsubdiyided.
water sewer gas surrounded by buiIt-up
subdivision: selling 10 20 IS cents: four min
utes steam cars. fifteen minutes electric:
no change. high ground: near Woodbridge
and Brookland. owner leaving city. 81 $50
per acre: easy terms. Address BOX Sc,
Times O1ice fv2-3t
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For Sale-HOuSeS.

FOR SALE-S3OO OFF ON THIS.
Near 9th and + SITS ne. rooms; wide;
$500.
MOORE & HILL Qnc). 1893 C st. NV
1t
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FOR SALE OR REST-New six-room house
Mills ave, Langdon, D c.; monthly pay
mentE- or rent SIS. city water J. l.
KNOPP, 1872 Jackson ST ne. Jy3-5t
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1-ROOM frame house. three acres Of ground
outbuildiugs and fruit. five minutes walk
from Beltsville. Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. price. s20o0. ROOM Q coz F 81. NV.
II
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS.

Several houses and a number q choice
lots al bargains; easy terms See JOSEPH
HENNING, Park place. RandIe Highlands.
D c. 5y5-7t
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For SaIe-LOtS.

LARGE LOTS: SC fare; easy terms; loan
money 10 build; So up. Address BOX 3i5.
Times Office. iy3-3t
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FOR SALE-A beautiful five-room house
Just finished; nicely papered, fine water.
easy payments; three minutes walk Of Mt
Rainier station.
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Legal Notices.

ie25. 27.3.jy1.35
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ALSO a six-roOm house same place: easy
payments. price. $500. will be finished
July 10 G. J. HANBACK,.
Jezb, 2sJyZ.S,56 5l4 F St NV.
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For Rent-Apartmenrs.
For Kent-FlatS.

UR ROOMS, bath, porches. side light;
80. 1877 L St ne jyZ-5t
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z4E'1'.
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.
 Inistrahull. Dec. 23.-Passed: Steam CT Siberian, Philadelphia, via St. Johns for Glasgow
 Queenstown. Dec. 2S. Z Arrived; Steamer Haverford, Philadelphia for Liverpool (and proceeded).
 Rotterdam, Dec. 21.-Sailed: Steam CT Estonia (from Libaul New York. (Not previously reported).
 Naples, Dec 21,-Sailed: Steamer canopic (from Genoa), Boston.
 Glasgow, Dec. 2L-Sailed; Steamers Carthaginian, Boston; Mongolian, Phil ,adelphia.
 Bremen. Dec. 21.-saned: Steamer Princess Irene, New York.
 Cherhourg, Dec 23.-Sailed: Steamer St. Louis, (from Southampton New York
 Southampton, Dec. 22.- Sailed: Steam CT Kroonland, (from Antwerp) New York
 Plymouth, Dec 2S Sailed: steamer Patricia (from Hamburg and Bou- logne) New York,
 Gibraltar, Dec 23.-Passed; Steamer Algeria, Marseilles, etc, for New York
 Gibraltar, Dec. 23.--Arrived: Steam CT V1eanic. New York for Plymouth Cherbourg. and Southampton, 25 miles west at S3S ?. m. Will probably reach Plymouth about 80 p. m.
 Sagres, Dec. 23.-Passed: Steamer san Giovanni, New York for Naples and Genoa.
 Barcelona. Dec. 2O.-Arrived: Steam. CT Manuel Calve, New York.
 Ieghorn, Dec 2S-ArrIved: Steam. CT Calabria. New York via Naples, etc
 Havre. Dec 23-Arrived: Steamers Pomeranlan, London or St. John, N B.
 Greenock, Dec, 2s-Arrived: Steam. CT Armenia, Wilmington, N. C.. vis Newport News.
 Genoa. Dec 20-Sailed: Steamers | Piemontc, Philadelphia; Sannio, New Y9rk
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England Honors Remnant of Troops That Saved India to the Empire Fifty
 Years Ago.
BIG GATHERING IN LONDON
Lord Roberts Reviews Two-Thirds of the 1900 Infirm, Old Men Still surviying-Celebrated by
 kipIing.

London, Dec. 2S,-"The remnant of that desperate host" as Kipling des- cribed the survivors of the Indian nut iny, gathered this afternoon in Albert hall to the number of more than seven hundred to celebrate the golden jubl- lee of the struggle which ended in the Indian empire being saved to Great Britain. On the pension roll in the war. office are the names of 1.2oO survivors of the mutiny, to each of whom an in- vitation was sent for the reunion, but old age prevented many from attend- ing. Those who could travel, including officers and men, came from every cor ner of the United Kingdom, and with breasts covered with medals, made 8 brave showing as they drew up outside the hall to be reviewed by Lord Rob- l erts.
 The youngest among the veterans was sixty-fiye years of age, having been drummer during the fighting, and even to-day, he looked young- ster compared with his companions bowed with the weight of years. IIlS IONlCW WdS DIlSl as llic llllll lnlly of the veterans prevented them from standing long in line, so at the order of the field marshal, they marched to Albert Hall, the galleries of which were filled with cheering crowds, and sat down to banquet. Lord Roberts, who presided, read a telegram from the king, who expressed the appreciation of the whole empire for the services rendered by the army of which the veterans were members.
 Lord Curzon chancellor of Oxford university gave the toast; The sur vivors of Indian mutiny,' and Lewis Waller. the actor, recited verses cs- pecially written by Rudyard Kipling, of which the following is one;
 To-day, across our fathers graves,
 The astonished years reveal
 The remnant of that desperate host,
 Which cleaned our east with steel"
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BY DECEMBER LIGHTNING.

Reids Station, Ga, Dec 2S.--Sedo- ra Byrant, the ten year old daughter of J. D. Bryant, was instantly Killed last evening by a stroke of lightning which wrecked the house and injured fifteen other persons, but lone seri- ously. There was a gathering of neighbors at the Bryant home, twelve miles south of Macon, on the Southern railway, and the evening was being spent in a song service, when the house was struck by the lightning.
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ss.ooo. .ooo Rook CONFORMATION.

Albany, N. Y, Dec. 23.-The Amer ican Book company of New York; with a capital of s5,000,Ooo, filed a certificate of incorporation with the secretary of state to-day. The direc- tors are H. T. Ambrose of Orange, N. J.. H. IT. Vail, c. P, Bait, C. H. Tuck CT, A. V. Barnes, H. B, Barnes, J. A. Greene, and Russell Hinman, all of New York.
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TRAvELERs' GUIDE.
New York New Hapen S Hartford
 Railroad.
oa soo-

non DECEMBER 22. 10O7.
 FOR NEW YORK-sl.20. s4:IS. x5:55, S6, $50, x7:2O $500. xS:2O. s:iS. l2:I0, tl1:22. t1.25 sS.os 2.a5 s5.99 99' .S55' .S:53' .'li4;22. 1855. s5;Os. 5:S5, .S:os. 'o;42. FI:03, *7:52, sIlS.22. ss.03 e.9o n m. Sundays-'4 20, +4:45. x7:55. sS:5n a. m. l2:00, s1:55, s2;0S ss:53 s;oS, so.So ,e:}S, x6;10. '6:42. '7:Os, '7:52. For Washington via Harlem River- ;1O, E P, mY sl2;00, night, daily.
 TOT Boston via Hartford and WILL mantic-Al0.0 0.07, d. m, +4:05 D. m. prooi,aBo poE noston yia New London and 2; m *l2:O5. sii2:42, s .S:55 s4!2o htt:5s' t1:5s +ll6:42 +7:05, D. m STndays ss.sS. ssS. s2:20, "2:S5 a. m, s12:05, *2:55. .4:S3 i. For Boston via Springfield .1;1o. dai;ll' a, m. '1;45. '5:46. ?. m. Sun. I For Hartford. rt Q, i; spriase5a raS ,S;4s P m x4:OO, 6:S5. 7:45. si0:07' "i1iIi l.lo T x1:00 *1:45, S:1l,s s4:05. x5.0o sk.as l,' e;0S tto Hartfc rd), THO, xS:10. 9:52 n. m Sundays-"1:l0, x9:05, x11:45 a. m. l;to, 3 'g;4e, 7;lo. XSll. xs:2O p. m. a 4 m li'.i is o5I 9fo .ay,is ssaynr00k9 s9s5 ll:a2 4;20, *4:53, 5:3S. 6:10, fto Saybroolxl -ll6:42, "1:05. 1l:30. .to Saybrookl. III IT. Sunuays--F2:2 s2:55, S:52 a. nj. 'l2:o5, '2:55, f4:5S, h7:05 p. m. ''''' For Middletown, WilIimantlc, Etc 1S5 a. m. 12:5S, 5:55 p. m. Sundays-- 7:20 D. nl.
 For SheIburne Falls. Etc.--7.44 q n, 1920. (to New Hartford). 4:O1, 5:54, tto Westfleld) D m. " For. Waterbury--s.5O (via Naugatuck Junction., 500 9:s2 a. m, 12:Of' 2:s5 5;45 7.4O, 1l:4o P m. sundays-S:S5. 11:15 q. m. 6:45. $50 ?. m.
 For Winsted--6;50 (yia Naugatuck Juncttcn), 9:S2 a. ln.. 12:01, 2:35. 5:4b. 7;40 ?. m, Sundays-S:25 a. m, e;4s D. Tn.
 For rittstield and Intermediate Points tva Bridgepert) 4:05 D. m. Sundavs-- 7:55 (via Bridgeport) a. ni
 For LitchtieId--9;a2 a. m.,. 4.O5 p. m. Sundays-7:55 (via Bridgeport) a. rn.
 Express trains. xLocal express.
 liParlor car limited.
 ". G. BIERD, F. c. COLBY.
 Gen. Supt. Asst. Gen. Pass. A1rt.
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Master Samuel Mann and sister, Lcris, are spending the Christmas hol- idays with their grandparents, MT and Mrs. Frank Male of Woolsey street.
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AN AUTOMOBILE CORPS.

St. Petersburg, Dec, 2S. The Russian War Department has ordered the for nation of a military automobile corrs, to be based on the German model
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PERSONAL NOTES.

Daniel Carroll of Howard avenue left yesterday for weeks visit with his parents in Somerville, Mass.
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CITY NOTICES.
DEPARTMENT OF FIRE SERVICE.
 Room 1, City Hall.
 New Haven, December 2l, 1907
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

New Haven December 2l, l907
 PROPOSALS FOR COAL
 Sealed bids will be received by the board of gre commissioners until o'clock D. m, Thursday, January ?, 1905, for furnishing the city of New Haven with 250 gross tons, more or less pest quality Lehigh coal as follows:
 94 tons of egg, 117 stove, S9 nut, the coal to be delivered at the different en- zine houses
 The above proposal must be address ed to the board of fire commissioners, endorsed Bid for Coal on the outside of the envelope, nd must be accompa nied by a certified check of five per cent. of the full amount of the bid payable to Jonathan N. Rowe Control Ter.
 The board of fire commissioners re tserves the right to reject all bids
 Per order Board of Fire Commission
 $. J. METZGER,
 d2Sst Secretary,
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MT. and Mrs. George A. Kaiser of New York are the guests of Mrs. Kali ser in Howard avenue, and will re- main over the holidays.
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Mems Handsome Shirts $1.00

A Western man cancelcd part of his order. The shirts ar. all in a.vaa:e spring colorinss.
 They're soft and stiff bosom Sli $, the wel.-known Improved Moro I'm" make. We were delighted to take all we could get of them, they're so hand some. $1 Each.
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Miss Virginia Peck of Gill street visited over Sunday with friends in Hartford
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Many friends of Miss Elsie Davis of Poplar street will be pleased to hear of her. recovery from a serious illness,
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

Benjamin Linsky of Ss Second street vis:-ed oyer Sunday in New York with relatitles.
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West Indies & Orient,
StarVn's N. Y.&N. H.L.lns

4JAA.~4 l%<As@kA17A G6A i O4N1JxAG. rASSEh GkaR AND FREcAGAT SERVICE Leaves New Haven 9;O0 p. m, StArlN Pier, foot oe Brown Street. L.eavri New York 800 D. m, Cortland Street. Pier No. IS, x. R. Fava Sc, excursi, Ill tickets st.26. Rooms Sl Take ChakS nl Street cars to Brewery street.
 c. H. FISHER, Age1etl
 Few Haven C0RNfsl
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MT and Mrs Albert A. Rosenthal of New York are the guests of Mrs. Maier Zunder of Orange street.
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Lovely Neckthings Reduced

HOndreds of natty Neckthines, fluffy and tsilor-msde, Swiss and Linen, and Lace and silk, and chiffon aud all other materials of which Neckthings are made.
 25c Neckthings for 19cts
 soc Neckthings tor 3Scts $1.50 Liberty Silk Scarfs. 2 yds, S1.1S
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Womens best Rubber guaranteed all styles 49cs Pair Chden best Rubber with reinforced heels 55ct and 60ct Pair
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

Beautiful Sample Brasses from Vantnes and we bought them at a HALF their worth.
 You can pick up graceful Vase for as little as S9c or Desk Candle Stick for SOcts, glorious Lamp for sfS.SO, or beautiful hand carved Tray from India at S1O5O or stunning ardinere for S4SO. or fine Brass Candle Stick for S16O and hundred or two things be- sides each equally givabe, each gift to be treasured,
 TN THE UPHOLSTERY SECTION
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
Hish School Notes.

The Georgetown-ldaho Springs ora
torIcal contest was held in Georgetown
Friday evening, February a. A merry
crowd, composed of the oc,e,te, Adele
Wood, Miss Kerr, Miss Neikirk, Dean
Eaton, Mr.. Neupert and Mr.. Potter, was
received enthusiastically. The boys oc.
te,te surely made hit. One of them
remarked, I've were the whole cheese
AT any rate. each selection received from
two to three encores.
The oration of William O'Connell was
full Of force and received hearty applause
from the audience, but the judges, who
were Mr.. Clark Of Denver, Mr.. Swaggart
of Central and Superintendent Downen
of Golden, decided unanimously in favor
of our representative, Russell Tanner.
The program for the evening was as
follows:
I. Song .....-.. Georgetown Quartette
Z. Song, Far Away in the South"
.......... -.,........... Octette
). Recitation, The Two Portraits
.............. Miss Sarah O'Connell
4. Song, THE Monkey and the
Chlnpanzee .Octette
S. Grafton, The Hague Court and
International Arbitra ton
................W William O'Counell
s. Song, Use Gwine Back to Dixie
....-...''.... ..-.....-..... Oetette
7. Grafton, international Arbitra.
ton Impossible. ..... Russell Tanner
3. song Quartette
9. Song, The Chapel" ........
....... ... Young Ladies' Chorus
10. Song, THE Boy and the Tack"
...OCtee@e
The report of judges and reward OF
medal followed
The Bush spelling centest was held on
Thursday afternoon, February 7I. Nine
girls represented the high school of III
members. Seventeen pupils from s A
entered. These pupils did "gloriously." "
spelling confidently and easily. Carrie
Burger was the last of the high school to
60 down. Ruth Harvey proved herself
iuvincible and carried off the beautiful
medal. The only consolation for the
high school is that it will perhaps be vic
tsrious against the grades next year.
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Notice Of Final Settleme,,

In the matter of the estate of MARI No.
Kiuley, deceased. "'e-
Notice is hereby given, that on Mon
day, the eleventh day of March. A n
1927, being one Of the regular days Of
new ene MS.cn term OF the County Court of
Clear Greek county, in the state of Co,o.
rado, l. Geo. E. McClelland, execu,or o ~
said estate, will appear before the Iude.
OF said Court, present my final se,tis.
ment a. such executor, pray the approval
OF the same, and will then apply to he
discharged as such executor. At WHICH
time and place any person in interest
nay appear ana present objections to the
Dated At Georgetown, Colorado, Feb.
GRO. E. McCLE11Asp
Executor OF the estate of Marv Mr.
Kinley, deceased. "e-
LIST pub Feb. g. last pub, Mch. Q, 1907.
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For Sale.

Having changed our equipment at the
O!d Town Mine lately, we have for sale
at bargain prices, a I2xr4 hoist, a 20 b. o
electric motor, four as k w. tranformers,
ioxAxIo snow station pump. 6 Rock
Terrier drill. Io2 Stopping bars, steel for
the az and "3' Model and IS" Leyner
drills, 1000 feet Of new wire conductor
lead encased cable, for telephone and
bell service In mines, and most
most anything else you want, Call a, the
office or write US at Idaho Springs for
further information.
The Old Town Consolidated Mining Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
Notice Of Final Settlement.

ASotiNS Vi lldl CStIlGfnGQt.
In the matter of the estate of Carl
John Gustafson Deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that MONDAY
the 25th day of March A. D. 1907 being
one OF the regular days of tie March
term OF the County Court of Clear
Creek County, in the State of Colorado,
l, Anna f. Peterson, Administrative of
OF said estate, will appear before the
Judge OF said Court, present my final
settlement as such Administrative, pr.y
the approval of the same and will then
apply to be discharged as such Admin.
istratrix. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear and pre-.
sent objections to the same, if any there
Dated at Georgetown, Colorado, Feb
ruary 10TH 1927.
ANNA E. PETERSON.
Administration of the estate OF Carl
John Gustafson, deceased.
First pub. Feb. 23 Last pub. Mch. 1e
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

Mizpah hive No. I3 L. O. L. NJ,
at their regular review last even
ing initiated Mrs. Weeks and Miss
Rose Ganson into their order, fol-
lowing which very enjoyable pro-
gram was given consisting mostly
of National songs and airs. A
brief sketch Of Washington's life
and incidents in his career were
reviewed. Delicious refreshments
were served.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
One Fare Plus s. 90 to the City Of Mexie,
and Return.

Via Colorado & Southern railway
Tickets on sale February 10Th and 18th
limited thirty days from date of sale and
good for stopovers in both directions in
Mexico. Ask for Book lets on Mexico
7. f. FISHER, G. p. A.
Denver Colo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

DR.. J. A. Morehouse, who has been
east Oh months visit with his h. me
folks, returned to this city last evening.
Contrary to all expectations, friends were
unable to find any indications that the
Doctors baggage had been decorated
with hearts and ribbons, and neither
was any thing clinging to the gentleman S
right arm as he stepped from the train.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
NEW ORLEANS
Grsat Vintsr Carnival

For the Mardi Gras the Colorado and
Southern Railway will sell tickets from
Windsor and points South thereof to New
Orleans and return at one fare plus f. 90
on February 9th, 9TH and 8th, with the
extreme limit of March 2nd and stop
overs in each direction.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
Timber Land Act June 3, 1s7s-Noties iOf
Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
OeQYRH G,Ql.lHndo Ian 1S14nI [

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Denver. Colurado jan 1s19O7 I
=, notice ts hereby given that in compliance with
me provisions Of the act of Congress Of june
ho1e; entitled AN act for the sale Of timber
@ ,nnas IN the states Of California, Oregon, NeSsds
NE rnbilc Land States by act of August 4, lsg2'
s,a,y a,y susana Rogers. Of Denver county, Denver,
her sworn statement No. 7Os. for the purchase OF
sns ., E.. u OF Section No. 15 in Township Nt Nos
ofe. sou.h. Range No 70 West 9Th. p. m. and wiz
valusoie for its timber stone than for agricul;
& purposes, and TO establish her clsim to ssln
ntso lShu oeiore the Register or Receiver at tnS
day OF April, 1901. "
Sne nsmes As witnesses: John F. Truesdenn'
Wi,. y. Rogers, Josephine J, Miner, Frank
.hy any sno All persUns claiming adversely W.
AisJ;veoescrlbed lands are requested to file tneI.
April 1907.
G D. FORD. Register.
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Itching Piles.

If you are acquainted with any one
who is troubled with this distressing all
ment you can do him no greater favor
than to tell him to use Chamberlain S
Salve. 1t gives instant relief. This
salve also cures sore nipples, tetter and
salt rheum. Price rs cents. For sale by
J.. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
For Rheumatic Sufferers.

The quick relief from pain afforded
by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
makes it a favori,e with sufferers from
rheumatism, sciatica, lame back, lum-
bago and musular pains. For sale by
T. J. Sherwin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

Shamoerlain's Cough Remedy Favorite.
we prefer Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy to any other fo,
our Children" says Mr.. L. ]. Wood.
bury, OF Twining, Mich. "It has also
done the work for us in hard cold, and
Group, and We take pleasure in recon.
mended IT, For sale by J. ]. Sherwin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

Captain Henry l. Seemann, of
the Continental Mines, arrived in
the city this morning after an ex-
tended visit throughout the east
in the interests of the company.
Great progress is being made in
the Seeman tunnel, and the COM
pany expects to let another con-
tracts in the near future for con-
tinuing the big bore. The
success of the aero electric
drills used in driving the tunnel,
having been demonstrated to the
the satisfaction of the contractors
and the tunnel owners, this form
of equipment will be retained. A
mum Der of veins will be intersected
by the tunnel in the course of the
present year and as soon as ar
rangements can be made the veins
will be developed and placed on a
productive basis. The construc-
tion of the hydro-electric plant on
Fall river will also be vigorously
pushed as soon as the material can
be gotten on the ground.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23
A Splendid Wal, man.

Send ten cents for System Map Of Colo
RADIO and Southern Railway. Covers
Territory, Chicago to Salt Lake and
Wyoming to Gulf Of Mexico.
7. f. FIsEER, G.. P. A
Denver
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

This city will be suffering from coal
better movement of freight than has
been the rule in the last few weeks.
A prominent dealer in coal has
an order in for coal, which has been
shipped, but nothing has been heard of
the consig gnment for over a week
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

The Shrlners' club ball, given at The
opera house Wednesday night of this
week, was well attended and thorough '
enjoyed. Aside from those of this city
and county participating number OF
visitors from Denver shared in the en-
joyment. The music Was good and Light
refreshments were served.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

S. y. Skevington, foreman of the
Wilkle mill IN this city, leaves tomorrow
afternoon. accompanied by his family,
for their former home in the southern
par, of the state Mr. Skevlugton viii
return in few weeks aud resume his
duties at the ntll
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

Superintendent johnson Of the Specie
Payment has decided to take two Of the
machine drills out of the Two Brothers
lateral s,ope and use them in develop
nent work. A raise will be put through
to the workings above ard the lateral
extended. Meanwhile the mine will
maintain its shipments of 500 to go tons
OF ore per month.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1907-02-23

Dennis Collins. OF Carey, who was
formerly passenger brakeman on this
division OF the c. < s., was killed yes
erday in railway accident at Louisville
Junction.