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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03
New York Futures.

Open High Low Close Ncst
Mar HOS HOS 1O9S 1899 1897
'May .-.l1Ol HOS 1892 l09G-7 1Ogl
July 1877 1881 1913 1071rS0 1912
New Orleans Futuref
Open High Low Close Vest
Mar --l1.9a l1A2 l1.27 1l32 1i2o
May ----ll.2O 1921 l113 HIS 1l13
July -.l1o9 1l17 l1.OI 11oS-O9 1.05
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is especially good for piles.
Sold by w. b. Frame. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03

Kodol is a scieutiUc preparation Of
vegetable acids with natural diges-
tauts and contains the same juices
found i'm healthy stomach. Each
dose will digest more than 5000
grains of good food Sold by w. b.
Frame. d&w
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03
Police Court News.

one drunk and one failure TO work
the street, and two female dismrbers
OF the peace paid the usual fines TO
the police fund this morning \ case
of larceny was tried this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03

Judge Hosea Townsend is reported
TO be improving.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03
Es7 E7 Excursions
Winter Tourist Rates

Houston, Texas, daily, limited
June LIST, l9CS.........Sl5.l5 l5
Galveston, Texas. daily, limited
June lst, 1908 OS.........Sl7.15
San Antonio, Texas, daily linn
tied June lst, 1908. ..$l5. 20
Corpus Christi, daily, limited
June lst, 1908. ....,...$ $24.6C
II. ID. McCULLOM.
Agent
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03

caseasweet, the we'll known rem
edy for babies and children, will
quiet the little ones i'm short
time. The ingredients are printed
on the bottle. Contains no opiates.
Sold bv W. Il. Frame. d&M
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-03
IN THE SICK ROOM.

Mrs b. f. Wymore, who has been
i'll with the grip, is reported improv-
ing.
Mrs. Westhoff Is III at her
home on South Mil street.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
g.rlincr 9ricf.
Werliu. >. 9tQ

Wcrllll, :. Mat.
Gin irobc9 MoiliCo. bait id) mir
por9cnonmcn. Mad cincnt mlilOcn
Ge0cn IN Der Nod,t lit iibcrull ooo
6riln %ullagcbrudcn. Sic Come
f0lnpit nit Den @olfcn; obcr mur
ipilrt'1 bod ooB lie ou lit. lhl0
ais i) belltc Nod)t nod cincm al.
%Itunoi1cn Il0ldlhen nod Sull'c
ging bndt' id) Der lungcn Sriib.
ll10an0dtc iibcr Dem Ncdor, oo mir,
ulteracloBt, @uridenliebcr lingcnb,
olc &urpcn oca Shlobbergcs binob'
ipnnbcrtcn; ilber ben ilingGriincn
@%lld)cnuipicln bic Stcrne mo ST
Siibcn bic nSotcl5iigc" Der Yntcrncn
Der lichcn lfIoicnbcn Stoot, mo
mir - 10 iurg 10 eromcnSierrt il
friibliuGalcliG, 10 m%oiperluonot. llno
am @%oorcnbuuS bcs @citcnS, no
Die Nodtoutoa Die Sltft nit @ell.
6il9crit) %idNuGngcrrL glallbt ld) ocn
ionitcn Tuit Der airlhbliltbe 81 lpii.
rem ans Nlt Seioclbcrgs, Der lei.
men, lcu%5gclucbtenl. id)lnmcrnoem
Sroutgcpono.. llno on id, ont
Worgerl bic 3citung Dime, iinO' id)
Die Nohrid)t, Die auc WtiBltlmnuung
id)cl6t; Die mCin mnntcr gcoohtc0.
fed gcpiiiienca 2icbd)en III crnlte
Sobtcnflon0c monbelt: .guf Shlob
Snicloori bel lletcricn lit belltc llnd)
Tangent Sciocn Der Sidtcr Trin5
ShonGid E Gorolotb gcItorben. -
glio bod! Tic lctten fur5en 9ricfe
Dor @od)cn luurcn ld)on nid)t mcbr
NIT Der cigcncn Sono gelhricbcn,
5cigtcn nidt nlcbr Die lpiscll torot.
tcriitiidcn Sd)riit5eiben, Inn Dercn
0cutlid)tcit i) i'm foit 10 iebr be-
neioet babe mic nm Den tie1en giltl.
gen @lnrbcn an ocn cplen acrn III
allcnl Mcnid)lid)er, ben feline 3u-
oringlid)fcit llngebeteller, fcin oft
criobrcncr llnoonf pernid)ten fonntc.
Scs oltcn Sobonn Scinrif @ob
id)littea @ort: oaB grpBc Foetcn
cute @cnid)en iein milIIen, lit mir
nic 10 iebr 5irm 9crpuBtlein 9efcm'
men ais I'M gnitollen bieler eill'
5isortigcn Tcrionlidfeit. Sin Erinj
ohnc icoc1 Stonbesbiinfel, einiod
mo berjlid). no er iid1 %perltonoen
wnbtc, Gin s1acr, Der Den CID nnS
ben Barren 9eioet, cbne lepe Hau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17

l(nO barum loutc Den 6liegen gerooe
10 gut Der SricQ crflGrt lpcrOen, mic
ben Moafites \Ar Stducn mo on
hcrcn @rllt1tSttet Der SIic0rn Ioiicn
'id) GiCr mo Wio6cn pcrtil0cn. llio
bic SIicNcn iclbit lolicn iid) 0uurd)
SlicQcnpupicr mo Sulen ocjimircn.
Ticic &crttlQun0amitteI mcrocn Nc.
lu0hnIid) crit n%n0cluenOct. mem, Die
TIicgcu IN Millioncn 5llr NollSploac
%QGuorocn limo. &nr Sriibling lit oie
3cit, ocn Ncrnid)tmlgotricg gcgca
GiclcIbcn ST bcgtnlcn. Cine Slicgc
lcgt gcNcn 100 Gicr, aus bcncn id)on
nnh 2l Stun0cn Die Waocn ats
lhlilpfcn. Nod) iChS bis licbcn "a.
gen pcrpllppcn lid oicic unO nod
lUcitcrcn iilnf bis iicbcn Gogcn bo-
mir bic 6licGclt. Mcnn mir III
Nctrod)t jicbcn, BOB icoca GIic2cn-
SNclbdDcn IN CIlcm Sommcr Ctluo
1000 Gicr lcNcll mag lno Ctluo 0ft
bis ncllu @cncrotioncn IN cincn
CONNER CntItcbcrL 10 brulld)t nloll
lih lhd)t 81 m%ln0crn, lpcnn oiclc
GuGl8ciltcr i'm CONNER SIT Wtilin-
1cn ga iitlO. Gin NlicNcn @cibhcn
mag inter Ailniti0cn &crbGltniiicn
IN cincm Sommcr cine Nodfom-
.ucnihoit BON t,OOO,OOOO0O00OO
bobcn. SIS gilt olio iett I'M
SriiblinQ, 0Cn &crnidtun0sfrico
ourdJ GIicgcnpopicr uno onocrcOiit-
tclu 81 beginner, INN Der &crmcG-
'lIn9 lp0brclo Oc9 Sommcr9 81 Itclt
'rn. Sc cher b%cNonrcn miro, ocito
Ole GrfnI0c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
In licbcIecr Grinncruna

an incincn oicIgclicbten Batter
5heooprc gIiuier,
peItbcr bcutc nor ciHcm Sabre. an, II. Mai
iturb. ubcr nibi ~pcrGeIielt III.
9Sic lur6 lit boN ocs Wicnidcu gcbCn,
9Sic clcIto miro man lpCG0erniit;
&tr itrh nit Sterblihicti rm1chen,
Sarlm bcriicpt nCr YcbsnoiGit;
gSir hliibet uut lino iulICt al,
9Sir itciBcn aus Der ISic0' tn'e 8rah.
U3S) Bon ieiner SUdIter Nnauiia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17

10 ocittlih offenbortc. llno oo mod)t'
ld) ouf zines bimuciicrt, mooon in
oieler Nngelegenbcit uie bic Gcoe lit,
locll MANS III Icutid)lono nitt
irclB. GaS gdilleion bot nod cln
5%lpcltcS Eoeten 9cntmol. Der mar
nlornc Seine iibt ulf bulbcr Berg
bobc: obcn obcr i'm Wurtcn in cincr
l~ebenoigcn Nild)c Don Hoicn ltebt
Sor0 @pron. Iaa Noliclriside Sci
nesGcnfnol lit fiinitlcrild) bcoclttcnn
Die Static 0ca Hor0a bat feline
b%c'on0cren fiinitlcriihcn Gltolit0tcn.
Nlld tcblt Der iibcr0nhcnOc Scnpcl=
bat. Nbcr Der gScg ouf oiclc Stotilc
III tilhrt 5luiid)en iippid blilbcnocn
N%oIcnpGnbcn bin. llnipeit oopor
mar cin @eDcnfitcin filnitlcrildl
lpcrtbloa, obcr 0cmeibt oltrd Die
@0noe elmer MllttCr, Der nli bcn
Sobcn Der Wcnihbcit Der ticlitc
Shmcrj nid)t criport blicb, cin Gr.
lnncrun0sltein fir DEN &ronprir5cr
Huoolf. Ger aoiicr bat oicic @cs
o0dtniBtofcl nid)t mcbr po~rgcfunocL
obcr Die 9oltellunc mo @0rtncr bo.
ben lbnl. iuobl oupon cr50blt. -. So
mill ca eincnL Ser Den clll5ig ld)o1cn
Eurt 0cS nM6iucioi" tcnnt, n0bcr
licgcIto crldeinen: mcnn leincr eli.
iti9cn @cliBeril sic iid) bier cin %cr-
ltcd idllt cincn Srolml uto cine ST.
flllht, Gin li6tbnrea 0cnfmnl BORT
obcl crridtet ncrocn iou, Die lhlcd)te
Stotiie bcs britildcn CORDS SIT Cnt
fcrncn uno Dos quite Gcnfmol oca
Oelltld)cn Gid)tcrs Itcben ST lulIcrl.
Ibcr mir babcn. nldjt mit5urc0cn.
Nltr III bcouilcrn. Mud nid)t Oca
ShloBbcrrn Wtobnobmcn III lcincm
c~i9cnItcn SeiiB 5t bc0nllcrn ionocrn
hoS Spmptom, oo@ oorin liegt.
Nlld) Glilabctb BON Ocltrcld) bat
bier gang l1od) cigcncm @cihmod &c.
hollt u16 crridtet. (Sc bic! gcbnlt
mo crrlhtct, oob ser ipnrlnnle @c.
mnbI nid)t ieDr c,t5iidt iibcr ollc bic
FlGnc gGueicn icin ioQ. Gr lit olh
1icunnlS BORT oben 81 @oIt gelucicn).
Sic bot in ibrcr Shmdrmcrei fir
oic Nntifc Die SGlrlcnbuQc cin bis.
den mublloS init Ncrmcn ld)mildcn
%lolicn; bat in Dem WonOgcn1Gloc Ocs
&Cltibilla cillen id)0nCn aorfiotcn nIs
Nd)illcs ucreruigt mo ibnl ibrc ciNc.
men Sicblingspfer0c Dor Den Strcit.
0cipnnnt. (0ier babcn mir
Den 5lucitcn Idiuca; Der 'Scrtcr'lhc
itirbt mlf Der Scrroiic. Ser aniicr
Aibt icbt ocn brittcn III 9luitrog. llno
hicicr brittle miro, loltt Sclc0romni
- lin foloiiolen Gimcniionen" aus.
0ciiIbrt. @ns 5u crluortcn mor.)--
Nbcr oils critc., Sic bier bnntt.
idluorntc, perbqWIihte> bottc tic MIR
uli6urihtcn, nid)t9 peg5llrolmcn,
3rr cricten, 81 bIlicb ~eS ibr
criport, in elmer gut itilo rittcrlid)
0cncintcn 9llloigung fir cin Gootc3
cincm unIterblidcn Gid)ter cigcncr
NiutiOn Die 3uflllft 5u filnbigcn mo
lebcnbi0cn SoltaCmpfinOC1
lpcb SIT tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
MilhcIminn glitter.

IS ftnrb nm 10. Mio 1908 @ilbclmina Oil.
tier. gcIicbtc @uttiIt hco oeritorbenel SenrD
8lllter, i'm YItcE noH lG3 SabrcH. Sic @ccrois
qllng finoei S%unntug, Anfmittues 3 llbr, non
ibrcr lettcn &SobHun9, gtr. 300, VeuinIuus Str,
aus itutt. Nciietuna %prinntinl aui ocm st.
Eanlsa Sricoboic IN Giplcispille. 037-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
Sermilhte Mnsetsen.
Mn bic Tamcn.
Sunae GuienltrGmde in ltnmaIIc.

8arum aIte IreibbdussB fInn3en ;u iuufen,
bic 5lint SIiiben e%etrieben iplroer nno erfhopit
lnb, fuent man iunae in Iopfeu fiir o~eufelbeu
sarantiren. 5ab ieoe oieies Sabr bliibt, aebe.
e~eeienete gree nne ~pf!an3cn lie fir Sic. Wian
fe9c s.. 9. SircInir. friiber -Sliperinteuoeut in
rthten. sos Viper @etdube, Baltimore nnb
Sanpper.str. Ct. SAINT 1850. (IpriI22 .1Uit)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
Bermiid)te Anscisea.
Tanfingnna.

Serpunoicr. Sreuubcn ulo Ncidrrielt. iolric
ocm n9lrion' tSci1naperciit," ,llnfel Erdiia Srr
ee eSsr r o,int + Iirrn aTtiiSoS S,o %SnaiT" s snss;
rSdunfs unb acknowledgements" .Sid,pntbu,
pogc, 9. OF 81" pSoens9oufluoe, $40. s."
rro Vaiipr Stcr1er fpred,ci mir bicrnit nntrcr
berilihitcn Sunt ans fir Die Sbre. tpetde lie
iinicrcm pcritprbencn 8uiicn nnp Batter aarl
Granger e~ruieien bnben. tn,
9ina Wtanirr, Satin. VIZ
Carl uno GlNc 8rnnier,
U3S) airbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17

Qet1 Der SuTle III lelllelll S'e1ell. CtIt
@eltrciicn0cr, Der ben Sricrt iuie
0cn Nccibent funntc, DoQ inniglttr
2icbc III Der ihliftcn Sl0de bcS
Observation-Disclosures. Gin 8elebrter, Dem
fem 0lltca Bud, fcin neiler Stollo,
punft 81 uroltcn Srugcn ircmo &c
bliebcll mar, bon elmer rll6igcn,
prunfloicn Sr0mnligfcit. Gin 2pri-
fer, Der in lcincm 9citcn picllciht
inter 0Cl SCbell0cll MIR bon Silicn=
croll iibcrtroffcn miro, poll ~nci0loien
@liidcS I'M Sinoen mo Nncrfemlen
ncllcr Snlentc. SD ieb' i'm nod,
0ic ldlunfc, rittcrlid)e 8cItalt ollf
Der ShIobtreppc iteb'n (2iliencron
bGuiiN 81 @uIt I'M longgcltredtel
&nuulicrbuuL bat, iiir ieoclL Der bort
mar. lcIht crfcnlbnr, mcbrfnd) Farf,
StloB mo H%un0blid gcid)ilbcrt),
Ocn 0riilen IdmolfrGmpigcn S0gers
bltt Iiiitcno, oic 0iillnclt, longcn
SdWlrrbortipibcn im Mimi" bor'
nod lcincn leBtcn ircrnolid)cu@ 3ltz
rui, olS Die Eierbe on3ogcn, uno
lucr0C - luin'S Gott - 0clt 'Gills
brlld, Der 5iuci reihe, id)0ne Gage be.
Idlob, I'M Scr5cn beholten: ocu
@ruuOicigneltr c0clitcr Nrt, mic I'M
ullc nipcllircnbcn @cliiltc buife1tlid)
nic 0olt5 ans bent Mcltbilb tilocll,
Den rittcrliben Menlhcn c0ten @llt.
tcS, 6cm Gcl0lltcrten &unltgeidmod,
ruunocrpollca Grlcbcn unb rcihc3
Miiicn icin SollS hcItcllt, icin 2Gbcll
0crihtct bubcn. Ser fir ollcS Sobc
nic Nd)tuna, fir olleS @llte Die Sic
be, iiir oIle@ Starfc Die S0rocrung
lllb iiir allies SdOpuhe ouS ihluei-
gcnO belicnoc Wtitlcio bcrcit biclt.
Nm jicbt IN @olitcin irob Der 6riib-
ling Elm,
>\n Yorf otc llcben altel1 Slr0en
0rilnen,
llno glibcrno pirit il Woicnionnen.
ldcin
Goo Wccr oic Silberfr0nhen an sic
Iiincn.
llno bod, cS lit, olS oh 10 glon5cr-
BELT,
So irob iuic ionit Der Gems Den @e9
nid)t iilbct
3lpri flare Spicgcl 0icier REDEEM
Sn eincm Mcnid)cnontlib iinO CT
blin0ct.
Gin licOgclucibtcS, coles Sippcnpoor
SSirb lid olti eipig min Dem Song
perlagcn;
Gin @cr5, ouS giitig mic Der 6riib-
ling mar,
Gin mGnnlid Scr6 bat n%uigebort 5l
l6lugcn.
IS mill cin Erilt5 Die lcttcll @cgc
r. , Ncb'n
BUR Miormrprgrlit Der ifwcrtbc-
rilbnltcn Nhllet
limo pom Dem Sd)lub Der oclttidcn
Tid)tltng ipeb'n
gui Solbmoit bellt' Die bulflca
Sroucrfobncn.
Sin Gid)tcr itor6. Nldt elmer, Ocn1
Elm Gang,
HoielbcfrGn5t in ollcr Srcltocn Mit-
ten,
Mla cin @cid)cnf oc9 IllgcnblidS &C.
lang:
Gin Gid)tcr, Scr iein bcilig @erf CT.
Gin Gihtcr, hcnt bcS 2eioes pitl
geld)ub,
@cbt Gin 5i,llt Sricbcn 5iui'd)cn Mor
morpGnoen;
Gin 0ihtcr, Der in'S Ner5 ocrItcnid).
belt lob
llnb iit bcm Glenb beltgt' nit 0cl.
fcrbGnocn.
Sin 0ihtcr, Der Den unbcren 3lpci0c
brnd)
Gpn icocm Baum, Der lcincnl 2cbcn
bliibtc;
Plus oclicn Merf 1T bunocrt 3ullgcn
iprnd)
Scs grobcn Scr5enS nie crldopitt
@iltc.
Huulano's tirfiidc YGoer,
Gauitabls. yebdube. Spitamt aesen. etets uffen.
(Mua22-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17

Huplano's tiirfiidc YGoer,
Equitable. Gebdube, Spitamt aessu. etsts often.
(Nuug2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-05-17
Mtnrthn Wnn.

IS itarb am IA. Ora 1908 in ibrcr lcticn
@obnung, VT. 254. observation-disclosures
Wiprtba Nun, gcIicbtc Satin ocS pcriiorbcncn
Sobn giua. int Iltcr bon "A Sabrcn. Die Beer
oiSrnn ftnoet sunntan, gidbmittags 3 llbr. bon
Der nhei 9eItnlIltcn ASobnui0 aus ltGtt. mo5iI
Scrtpnnote mo ,Nreunoc hcr ,Sumilie ahtingss
boil etlGeInocn itno. cutie Ieite NIuncn)
G27-S1
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-31
NO UNCERTAINTY AS TO WHAT
DIVIDENDS SHALL BE.

The Pacific Mutual Life lns. Co.,
with assets Of over S14Do0.0o0. and
surplus Of over s1,3oo, 900. 10 now lssu.
Ing a Guaranteed Investment Contract,
with Guaranteed Annual Earnings
added, on payment Of second and sub
sequent deposits. In case Of Perma.
nent Disability the contract will ma.
ture and be paid during llfc.
II will pay you to investigate before
taking out Life Insurance.
HENRY WATERHOusE TRUST CO.,
Agents.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
hosiery Decorations.

Since The FAD far decoration has he
come 50 Widespread, the Esrl with a
talent for tashiontnE flowers and bow
knots With hCy nctNile is decorating
he fronts W her hosiery from toe To
anhlc With Quatat designs These are,
II natural flower uuts CT the teltcat,
hoStrrN ~ovu with evening sowps and
III self tjntS tos those matching street
costumes Sometimes lace butter
dies AMI how haotS are used As in
serts, ntst Neins applsqued upon the
webbing which Is then cut away NOM
the uHdersida Faded hosieTs ~ =
av>i class quality may he success tu,iN
hHm,' dEvst ard thritsH Nouns woa
en- overloaded with pSssc evening hos
kerry MAY caStls transform 1t tato a
Ss'yt suitable tor Stv'v,t wear hN iyetus
II tan. tsupc trNsmn ,'r hluc
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
ccsrs Must Match

N'sutanscS-ie-se are ssa>NSt particular
seNa taesr ysttNNu accessories. saa
sse ss>'as isdcx,d aey so-ss ef the
SSsecS t>sy .p7x'> &ud blouse A,wS ne.
t-t<>j Al Ghe usss,S end sNN,Scsx fcstiSi-
gsoS ~ whSIh ,ssg-lS'rs ~ the Younger
kencvst&Na syv sometimes admitted
NNh her NUJ<N-rsNtks>s G5re.s- rTNxs
- strtisA white SWISS ~ F>>>sSs 1 -tsrr4.
sssa >S'aa2e ALE wtsrS 5 @,,NezSV; SASH
ySS3 'F'aslN SA,>at &cg S,eas.e- MATS
&s'3 SgvS2sSS>4 - tNt AscS in sa;,c-Sy
a>s>sss. yws .! us>cs a-sS X, 3r&us, Asas
NAY - FAs Shoulders TIE hair AsN
sss5 >ls>aso c0Ssssss,$ geSs ~ - S>,,laSs
= .er- ~Sste. nsstce;-s fs,, s->,-- 3sssz
= ,Ne S&>a, Nas evr esces sSAsS AAs Is
s,ySssos$asS u ssse s<&esS: sSsA vaeaSsz.
Gsse3 - Es&s>s IS Ssslg A,,-sseSsas
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
STRIPES AND POLKA DOTS.
Methods OF Trimming That VIII Make
Any Simple Fre,e Ornamental

One of the pretty WAYS of making
simple 'rock ornamental ia trim
nins 1t with an opposite design in the
game culoituE
To h" explicit. palka dots arc in
fashion aud frrvk% in this design are
trimmed with miae bias hands ot plaid
arr striped material in the same eoler
striped rreck ta trimmed with -
Wide straight band et polka dc, mate
stal
A plain surface Is trimmed with
c,th the palks dot aud the striped
1ae'te, ami when the cumhiuattou is
~oll done II docs uot rrath lnok like
a PATCHWORK guilt
Il can c,cn I've cafticd aut In NukeS
Ard st,s>ks As unt$ IN fashionable col
rrs no~ N'nAe mtth ;tuN 3s,gSs dot ot
~hite Il Is usuall> IN small open
c,reie Instead " r,aal peisa dot hut
a gives the same effect
Thsae Eots sOe pat ia tJus tuckS &aa
ass'A tasIcad - iasc, cmtroEicr> "
iuuS3ta
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
hsc, ana Colo In SCISSOR.

N>,9N hAad',NA scissors are sN
VrN,tit 'hcN aasN 'ofau = ucw tpeeatt,c
c. te;olntne tnjastFS. \ eigi has Nlst
Sv,"sht hrne tyVaa Earvsee y dainty
rs,r ~ suseperS saal aee attractive
enough ~ wskt rss's an athletic
rstdsn sis down sW5 sew They sgr
mste " the f,rc>E steel II eSsassc
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LITTLE ERRORS THAT WORRY.
sow Some Of Them May Be Avo,ded d
by the horne Dressmaker

II Is usually the lt,tlc errors In
dtvssmaking that are the most irri
iatlns and annoNing to tn. Woman
mhe does her own drcssmaking The
unlncd waist is one OF the hardest
garments to ht correctly Waon
Wrinkles come AT the base OF the arm,
hole, the trouble usually is that the
agmhole has been made too small.
II II is. Dc not cut 1t out but simply
snip II with the point af the scissors
10 see II the wrinkles are remosed.
II the wrinkles are not removed then
trim the armholr
II the waist wrinkles at the base OF
The collar liuc tn the back. see IL your
belt is in the proper place exactly at
the waist line and that the line from
the center back of the belt is plumb
II YOU are sure that the belt Is cor
rectN placed theu snip the collar
with the point of the scissors at each
side NJ the orutrr back ot the collar
AMI wrinkles in all probability will
he removed
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
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Coaches arv NON 50 mach used in
s'ttta& ToN'sas thAt any arysnrupment
'hat has even = SItcv ~ u.fNCiN
should be mclvomrd 81 trN putting
TIE oearh IN thc sorpc, N the g,Nem
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and Behind 81 Al thc ethsr rud With
It's ba'A asairsy thr aS,aa. stand a
SNNsosSr, which is q ,Nta3tioge st7sru
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Sus ta"sd The rNH,a -, thsl any ouc
entering StsH thc bookcase AZ once,
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
ITCHING HUMoR ON BOY
His Hands Were Solid Mass, and
Disease Spread All Over Body
Cured in 4 Days BY Cuticura.

"One day We noticed that our little
boy was all broken out with itching
sores We first noticed it on his little
hands. His hands were not as bad
then, and We didn't think anything
serious would result. But the next day
we heard OF the Cuticura Remedies
being SO good for itching sores. By
this time the disease had spread all
over his body. and his hands were
nothing but a solid mass OF this itch
ing disease. I purchased a box Of Cuti-
cura Soap and one box Of Cuticura
Ointment, and that night I took the
Cuticura Soap and lukewarm water
and washed him well. Then I dried
him and took the Cuticura Ointment
and anointed him with 1t. l did this
every evening and in four nights he
was entirely cured. Mrs. Frank Don
ahue. POS Fremont St, Kokomo. Ind.
Sept. l6, 1907"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
The Vital Point,

Judge Gillette was one OF the most
dignified of old-fashioned jurists. One
DAY he was holding court at county
seat in a rather out-of-the-main road
county. when violent hubbub in the
hallway interrupted proceedings in the
court room After quieting the dis
turbance. the sheriff returned to report
to the Judge 1T was two men fight
ing" explained the official Danny
Flanagan and Jake jenkins, tough
characters about town. have put
them under arrest" And he waited.
expecting that the magistrate would
order both offenders to be brought in
to his presence and committed for con-
tempt.
What was the sheriff's establishment.
therefore, when the judge beckoned
him to the desk, and bending down,
said in confidential whisper:
Which licked? ?"-Illustrated Sun
day Magazine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
FACTS FOR SICK WoMEN.

For thirty years Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs, has been the
standard remedy for female ills.
and has positively cured thousands Of
women who have been troubled with
displacements, Inflammation, ulcera.
ton, fibroid tumors, Irregularities.
periodic pains, backache, that bear.
ing-down feeling, fatulency, indiges-
ton, dizziness, ,ornervousp prostration.
Why don't you try it.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25

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The Candy Girl.

He was one OF those sentimental
chaps who imagine the only way to
capture girls heart is to send her
volumes Of poetry. Selecting a book
Of seasonable verse he sent 1t to his
lady fair with the following scribbled
on the nyleaf:
Dearest. az I Seek your heart,
A book Of verse do imparti'
And the pretty but sensible girl,
who did not care a rap IL Shakespeare
had been pirate instead OF a poet,
returned the verses with the following
lines:
ITO the woods with this sludgs.
II my heart you'd really bulge.
Send me up a pound OF fudge"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
RULES FOR "OPEN SUNDAY"

Justice William j. Gaynor of the appellate
division OF the New York supreme court. has
turned loose moving picture show man
charged with violating the Sabbath, who had
been convicted In a lower court. The law pro
vides tor the keeping of Christian Sabbath
and Justice Gaynor declared that when John
Calvin. founder of the Presbyterian church
played bowls on Sunday after the sermon, he
tablished precedent which will prevent the
stopping OF harmless sports and recreation on
SUNDAY. Gaynor's decision will probably permit
SUNDAY baseball
Few American jurists of the day enjoy a
higher reputation than Justice Gaynor. both az
tc ability and personal character, Upon the
bench q New Yorks highest court. his rulings
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25

no cure for me. and l was given up
to die Being urged, used Doan's
Kidney Pills Soon l was better, and
in a few weeks was about the house,
well and strong again"
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster Miburn Co, Buffalo. N Y
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-07-25
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