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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-27

CapSulaS de Aceite de Haarlem
Curan Intermediates de la vejiga. Ho
lland Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-27

Dr.. WilliamS.-Pfldoras contra
Ia anemia Schenectady.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-27

Relojes Keystone Elgin. The
Keystone Watch Case Co., Philadel-
phia, Pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-27

Lymphine-T6nico y vitalizador
Supreme. Precio 81 Escriba d
C. H. HowelIs g. Co., P.O. Box 1909,
New York, pidiendo Folleto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-10-27

DR.. Ford. ...Pildoras para enrique
Ger y purifcar la sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co., 32 w. As tn ST., New
York.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

and their numerous virtues have, with
out effort "u our part, inscribed them
Selves lndeiibly upon our memories.
Words from me cannot increase the es-
TEEN in which their memories will be
held by their brothers, their families and
and their friends. With that desire for
eternal life which is in the breast Of
every human being, We hope to meet with
tt ese departed brothers in the future,
Let us SO live that when we shall be cal
led to the great beyond those whom we
now call "our absent brothers" will be
glad to welcome US. Farewell, Brothers
Robert II. Price and James j. O'Rourke >
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11
A Pioneers Activity.

Col. W. II. Moore, one of the pioneers
of Nebraska when that territory was
placed on the map as part Of the Great
American Desert, and who began mining
in this county as far back as 1863. is one
who believes in the great future Of this
mining county. During this time he
has handled some OF the largest and best
prod ucing mines of Clear Creek county,
among them being the Boulder Nest,
Free American, Fred Rogers, Queen OF
the West, Joe Reynolds, Red Elephant,
Shively, Cora City. Tropic, Broadway
and many others. Perhaps no single in
dividual has been instrumental in bring
ing in more capital, or placing more pro-
ducing mines than the colonel. At pres
ent he is operating several properties
near North Empire, the principal being
the Behemus, the Cora City and the
Cololo. He has fine showing Of both
smelling and free milling ore in these
properties. The shipments of smelling
ore have been settled on the basis OF
three and over ounces of gold per ton,
aged $40 and over per ton on the plates.
The mill is kept running continuously
and is equipped with fifteen stamps,
plates and Card concentrating table,
and under his direct supervision the
values are all practically saved. While
the weather for the past few days has
been stormy and disagreeable, yet the
work has been kept going right along.
The colonel is 66 years young and is as
spry as most men who are only half this
age. He walks to and fro from his mines
regularly, distance of over ten miles
each way. 1t matters not how stormy
may be the weather, il duay calls him to
make tho trip it is done. and whom he
arrives in the city he always comes with
a cheerful word and pleasant smile.
With such an affable disposition he is
apt to round out a century and be just
as &C tive.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11
Woodmen Elect Officers.

Idaho Springs Camp No. 81, Woodmer
of the World, held its regular meeting
for tho election of officers on Tuesday
night, December 7th. Those who will
look after the affairs of the order for the
ensuing term are:
E. r. Booth, Consul Commander.
w. A. Harrington, Advisor Lieutenant
L. A. Hafsr, Clerk.
F. E. Angove, Bankor.
A. Cadwalader, Escort.
A. Melville, Watchman.
A. Al Warren, Sentry.
F. G. Walter, Manager.
John Atcheson and A. D. Fraser, Ply
sicians.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Buds" Oliver, of the Elliott Phar
macy, packed his belongings in small
suit case the first of the week and epent
several days in Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

The Shakespeare club will be entel
tanned by Mrs. Plummer next Tuesday
December Ia.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Attorney E. L. Regennitter has been
spending the most Of the week in Den
yer on legal business.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Royal Graham, the attorney, spent
several days this week on legal busi.
ness in the states metropolis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11
List of Jurymen.

The December term of the district
court for this county will begin next
Monday. The following comprises the
list OF jurymen: A. F. Anderson, Frank
Horsh, Edward Hollingsworth, E. Wald
Byers, Fred Nelson, Robert Christianson,
Charles r. Sundstron, Clarence Palmer
Ii. o. Allen, H. o. Walker, Jules Huillet,
T. F. O'Donnell,, W. H. Shigley, Harry
Hanson, D. Belotti, John Gallagher,
Charles Sundstrom, George Blatter, A.
V. Dickson, Eugene Crosson, Thomas
Barnard, Charles Christensen, John
Trenberth. j. A. Redding, Hans Waldo,
Charles Gunstrom, G. B. Hudnutt Nels
Lafbom. Joseph Coddington, j. +. Bridge,
c. l. Kuntz, w. G. Arkill, Lee Dowis,
L. Nichols, John Hull and j. II. Gilman.
Sheriff Tom Cunningham was down the
last OF the past week and the first Of this
week serving notices on the different
members OF the drawn jury for their ap-
pearance at the opening OF the term
There are three criminal cases to be
tried, but the parties are all out on bonds
acceptable to the sheriff, instead OF be-
ing boarded at ths expense OF tho county.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Jos. w. Boyd went to Boulder the
middle Of the week where he witnessed
the initiatory exercises of class of
about seventy-fiv in the Elk . lodge.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Mrs. N. H. Brown was visitor to
the valley metropolis the first of the
week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

H. 8. Sands came up from Denver
the middle of the week to renew ole
acquaintances.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

During the month Of November the
breast OF the Newhouse tunnel was ad.
vanced distance of 271 feet, making
the total distance approximately 20.75o
feeet, or about $40 feet short of four
miles.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Among old patent lode mining claims
is the Blazing Star, one of the claims
of the Almaden Mines somp any. Its
number is 79 and was located at 4 time
in the history Of this county when the
claims were only so feet wide. Over .
third of century ago it was one Of the
producers of the Fall River country and
some very high grade silver ore has
been taken fromit. The streak Of ere
that was recently opened up in the
winze from the Blazing Star tunnel has
actual values Of two dollars per pound.
1t was found On the foot wall and sam
pies that have been exhibited Of the
beautiful ruby silver discounts anything
found in the district for many moons
The four inch streak will be left on the
foot wall while the winzs u being sunk
to greater depth after which it will
be stripped.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Mrs. Geo. E. McClelland spent sew
eral days in Denver this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Leebrick returned
to Denver after spending a short time
here with Mrs. Leebrick's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Thompson, while MIR.
Leebrick also looked after matters per
tanning to the Little Matte Mining Co.,
OF which he is superintendent.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

The members of GOT B. P. O. E. will
entertain the children of the city on
next Caristmas afternoon at the club
building. Watch the papers for fur
ther particulars.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Mrs. Noble Short was called to Den
yer the middle of the week on account
of the serious illness of her father.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Mrs. w. E. Rsnshaw was . visitor to
the staes capital the arst Of the week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Chris King, who was for several
years employed in the postoffice in this
city and in other business pursuits. was
renewing his old time acquaintance
this week. He is now with the Ameri-
con Tobacco company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Superintendent Kiminky, Of the
Princess Alice company at Alice, Colo,
has encountered two streaks OF ore in
the tunnel at 4 depth of 400 feet and
800 feet from the portal. One of the
streaks is on the hanging wall and
measures 16 inches in width. The
other 10 on the foot wall and is six in
ches wide. Test Of the ore will be
made and it is the belief that it will
show high values.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

Don't forget the annual Supper and
Bazaar to he given by the ladies of the
Presbyterian church on Wednesday, De-
cember 18th, 1909. The ladies Of the
Presbyterian church are noted for the
fine suppers they serve, but this year it
will be extra good, SO don't fail to CO.
Roast turkey! Yum, yum! Tho sale Of
fancy articles will begin at 3 o'clock and
the supper will be served at $50.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

At the recent meeting of the Colora-
do State Bar Association, Mr.. E. L.
Regennitter was elected second vice
president. This compliment. was most
worthily bestowed and ~ it was done
in the. absence Of Mr.. Regen.
hitter and without his knowledge, il
was most thoroughly appreciated.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-12-11

The annual auction sale Of the Ladies
Society of the Swedish Lutheran
Church will be held at the church this
evening. Don't forget this splendid
opportunity to procure beautiful and
nseful Christmas presents. Refresh
meuts will be served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23
SEATTLE WILL
SEMI PROTEST
FOR De LARA

Rcd hot Hotutlons Of protest and
lndignatioa Iwlll be passed at a
mass meeting called hy socialists
for tomorrow night In Arcade hail
In connection with the execution OF
Prof Forrer and the prospective
deportation of DE Lara
The resolutions viii rccite that
DE Lnraa deportation means his
death and even torture "a the hands
Ut the enemies ~ liberty Ia both
Mexico aud the United states. and
that the lust for dividends aud
profits is at the bottom Of the
whole business. II is further set
forth that the United states has
from its conception as u nation
been a sanctuary for political ref.
ugeea and that II would be- gross
violation Of law 10 turn De Lara
over 10 the Mexican government
We utterly condemn this at.
tempted crime against liberty and
civilization and abhor at who are
engaged ln the attempt az unprln
eipied foes of the human race" Is
the concluding clause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23

William Stanley. the wellknown
contractor. Who, a few weeks ago.
was cured Of an aggravated ease Of
iumbsgo that required him to re-
main home much Of the time. finds
that bis cure IL positively perma.
uent There has been no recurrence
of the ailmeut. and from day 70 day
the former sufferer finds himself
improving He Is now able 20 at
tend TO his business with as much
ease a. be did long before lumDago
ever attacked him. Hts general con
ditlon Is better and he Is now prac-
tically new man.
On all the hundreds Of men and
women Ia The Northwest who are to
day sounding the praises OF Tough
ney a f.onEhaey wonderful Bake
oven treatments for rheumatism.
lumhaEo. stomach. liver. bowel and
kidney troubles, none "a more en-
shaslastic than MIR Stanley He has
been reIuvenaied and he takes
pleasure III telling hts friends about
T..
LouKhneY & Loughney have ar
ranged their treatment hours in
their suite OF rooms. go TO 2s5
Peoples Savings Bank building.
from a. m. toe p. m daily. and on
sunday from 9 a. m. 70 u noon. No
charge Is made for consultation
They're glad TO talk the matter over
with you. Trained graduate nurses
are constantly In attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23
A LITTLE RED SPOT
Novel Experiment, BY Which II May
BE Made 70 Disappear.

A peculiar feature about poslam,
the new skin discovery. IL that no
one Is asked 20 buy IL without first
sending 10 the Emergency iabora.
tories. No. ~ West Twenty fifth
street. New York City. for an ex.
perimeutal sample and applying
same 60 an affected part Of the
skin. about the alzc OF a silver dol
lar. II will clear the spot so treated
In twenty-four hours remarkable
visual demonstration Of its powers,
While poslam has been mention
ed principally in connection with
the cure OF eczema, the most stub.
born of skin diseases. IL must be re.
membcred that when used for itch.
hives. pimplea. blotches. acne. itch
ing feet. scaiy scalp. chatting Of IN.
fants and similar minor skin trou-
blea. It's action Is all the more pro
nounced. results being seen after
an overnight application. As only
small quantity OF poslam is neces-
aary 20 cure such cases. a special
fifty package. usually suffl.
cient. has been placed on sale NJ
the Quaker Drug Co. and other lead.
ing drug stores In Seattle and
throughout the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23
/ MARKETS

.sax are the average prices
= ia leeai " heirsalcrs 90
.r<szfr. nsrat. aud fe~a
III ea<f- arr suhtret 80
=. seesrssnx 20 frv~hnrS-
-s<<.f <xesfirne~. but thrsr
szs<<< sskerps-e sndiested
4sriFfls first grades
-. sad Halter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23
I|| AND No.
FIGHT
N CONGRESS
Win Be Taken
s,,,.,ional Halls
[',,'s There Win Be
Struggle

d Al 81 rLa
sssls- spscrsy VII nc l'l
s,s sss tsbales o. oe ,,, ~,
me q saae one WIN W W
ssss grant iae'e I
\ s ~ ~ a the otheI 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23

piled y shall tell you everything
bni don't kin me-
oapon repeated hla assurance,
but. turning 20 ~ Ruthanbera.
Whispered. "He must be killed az
once" This vas enough. N.
aushenberu opened the door Of the
adjoining room, ard the sork men
rushed oot. and threw themselves
on capoa, who fell on his knees.
crying. Mercy Mercy There
Is no mercy for you here" vas the
grim rctert.
Tho original plan had been to
shoot Gapon. who struggled, imuior.
ink. Ny brothers. my brothers. {"
and received for answer. We are
nos your brothers. Rafehkowsky Is
your brother"
Brothers" duplicated the
wretched man. = swear to you that
Il vas for an ifea --"
ilai hts speech vas cut short.
We have heard your ideas: W.
know them. they shouted. and.
lalthout altering a word. they bound
him lightly.
Contradict have mercy Remem.
her shat We have seen tosr,herl'
Gapon cried
That is Why you deserve 20 die. %
a workman replied you have sold
oar blood 10 the police You must
die. and. continues the graphic
narrative
The wngkmen. with tacit agree
meni and without q moments hest
taflan. pat a rope around hiA unck
aud draNred him 10 u wail ia which
large hook WAS fixed In a hDarSe
and halfstifled voice. Gapon cried
sHutherb, dear brothers. wait a
momeut' Allow me 20 speak one
last wurd
Swing him up cried a workman
.ho had been ~ his side In the pro.
eeasion, One man. moved by piiy
said: let him say what he wished
today. a. be asks to Perhaps u
IL something important
brothers" lmpiofaa Gap1n. AZ
soon as the rope had bean iopseued
little brothers. SPARE me. My
beloved ones. spare ne through
consideration fos my past
With one impulse the workmen
pulled the rope. and GaDoha body
writhed powerless IN the air. few
moments and he vas dead Pale.
sad and serious. the workmen went
away one by one and came 10 the
terrace where KutheubeTg vas
awaiting in fcverish agitation. In
trembling voice he asked Is IL
OVER and silence was the reply
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23

should have 70 consider the matter
Gapon That IL true Twenty,
five thousand Il too little
kuthruhera And what viii YOU
ser for having made me Gomez
Capon-l dem know yct. I shall
talk about this tomorrow
Contlnuing. N. RulhenberE tells
how the project 81 police had Fe-
fused 70 ses him Gapon's treach.
cry was already proved. So IL was
decided BY the workmcn % kiil him
In 81 Petersburg
A house WAS taken near the capt.
tai aud Ruthenherg induced Earan
10 SO there with the idea ~ fixing
a meeting with NJ. Ratchkowaky
On the fatal afternoon Gapon and
huthenbcrg arrived AZ the hopae and
vent together 90 a room adjoining
one In which. with ouyl a thin parii.
ton between them. were workmen.
members % the tribunal. met to
oyerhear the conversation.
Rnthenbefg presently asked
What n ! betrayed you and opened
peoples eyes by deu0unciug yauF
Intercourse with RatchkowskyT
what nonsense Gapon ex.
claimed. who would believe you :
Where are the xttnesaoef Then /
could always announce 10 the news.
papers that yuu we're mad. Nov let
IA 30 tn business
Presently RushenberE was again
heard 90 object
Our comrades Wuuid be hanged.
he Aaia GApum rsiorted 10 Hufhen.
berg that he had Ncnt unr man TO
the scaffnlf. and assged shat would
prevent him from doing the same
with the rest
An exciting scene aeon occurred
Gapon was Fping cut Of the room
for n moment. when he ran into a
workman. who vas acting as care.
taker % the house. and Who had Just
stopped at the door 20 listen.
Crying 20 Rushenbers. Martin.
he has heard everything: he must
be killed" he aeixec the man by
the throat. bot. his panic aubsldlna.
he said 20 the man IN q kind tone
Don't be afraid: We shall let you
90; only say who sent you here"
In order 10 gain time. the man re
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23
RAPPINGS ON. FLOOR
GIVE DEATH WARNING

CHICAGO. Oct. 25.-Bseauss
she heard mysterious rapplnas
on the fieor, Miss BerthA Dough
erty, Chicago school teacher.
believes that her brother Jay.
his wife ard three children have
persisted from thirst IN the No.
iave desert ~ California. When
she last heard from her brother
he Was starting out from santes,
Cal, 70 cross the desert for the
purpose 81 getting 70 the Yuma
indian reservation.
Miss peugherty today saidi
sour family believes that when
death Is Imminent some member
81 the family ssill DO warned BY
mysterious knocking. ThurHdsy
NIGHT resFiy al night | heard the
rappina repeatedly. NY fret
thought expressed 20 friends
yesterday was that some harm
had bsfallsn my brother, and
lest nia%s~~i heard the news
which Isads mo 10 believe that
no 10 lost in the desert."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23
RECEIVES LETTER FROM Her
FiANcE AND THEN ENDS
HER OWN LIFE.

NEW YORK. Oct 23.-Coroner
IISfburgcr today declared that wor-
~ over the contents OF letter from
her flance A. Butte caused Miss
Leah Oppenhelmer. wealthy heir.
eua OF The Montana city. TO commit
suicide here late yesterday. az the
apartments Of her sister, Mrs.
George H. Slmona
Miss Oppenheimcr was "a sister OF
J y. Oppenheimcr. head OF the New
York Realty company and the 81.
mons Dry Goods company Of Butte,
who returned today from Europe.
uniil year ago Miss Open.
heimof was the head 81 one OF the
departments la The Butte store
She was 10 New York visiting her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23

as,sg's.' ''s dsstroy hair and
s. -, non'alcoholie com.
a.. .as cures dandruff
u hair. grayness and
druggists a..d bar.
I'm, see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-23

PARIS. oct. aS. For the first
time the story. In an It's dramatic
details. ot the lynehinK ~ Father
Capon, once header at Rawala's
downtrodden people. early la 1909
has been told. A. Martin Rathen-
here. az that time a spy Tor the
Russian uihillsts. tn remarkable
newspaper narrative here tells how
Gapoa WAS trapped as traitor and
later strung up by the Infatuated
men waom he had sold out 20 the
police,
Once, year before hts end
Gapon had been a power. Rising
from a swlnchcrd. hc became mas
ser OF a great peoples movement
( Eloquent and fearless. he held the
first open.air meeting In Russia. A
score OF iaborcrs acted as his body.
guard az all times.
lie wore the garh OF bibie.time
Syrian and dressed his hair and
beard SO that his face resemhlcd
that on the holy hons that the PEG
pie worshippod
Then came the great putlloff
strike ST Petersburg waa aeeth.
Ing. The worklngmeu drew up "A
/ petition 20 the ear and. with
Father Gapon NJ their head. began
march 10 the palace on that
black Sunday" in 1895. Soldiers
moved them down in platoons. and
che massacre OF thar day viii live
In history Gapon escaped but
from that day he was hailed a. a
leader Of the masses maybe a say.
zee 81 the people
Rutheuherg opeus bis story "A
year later. when he determined 10
spy on Gapon and prove him a
traitor lie suspected thar GAp0n
bad sold oui 20 the project. and
later found his suspicions true.
lie visited Gapon aud told him
he wanted to Interview Project
Ratehk0wsky for the purpose OF
gaining the bis sum thai such an
i Interview. under the gaisse ~ dis
closing secrets Co the police. would
bring Ito began by saving that
al that could be- done would be 10
extort money from the police
chief.
That u true. replied Canon.
adding. With an odd smile. thar a
little time ago he received sc. 600
ronhles from the cAar.
kutheuhers How much will be
give II come and dine with him
Five hundred rumblesF
Gapou tie viii perhaps give
10000. This Is what | should al,
wise you 10 DO: Simply 20 10 ca.
bats restaurant on SUNDAY. aud /
shall tell Ratchkowsky.
Rutheuberg won't receive.
me: he 20 longer trusts you
Gapun-fes. he does.
kuthenbers--tie Is not afraid %
me-
Gapon-No. as he trusts me: and
how about the money!
knfhenherg Twenty five thou.
sand ! must have. and cash down.
Aud 1t il only to come and dine
with him 20 ascertain what he
wants
Gapon Very good II Is neees.
sary thar everything should Dc
known beforehand.
Rusheuberg--One more condition.
] must not have spies as my heels
Gapon--Of course You say that
sou want twenty-five thousand. hu,
lif You chose 10 tell him about the
affair which you have ID hand. You
might have fifty thousand.
Rathenherg - Twenty-Five thou.
sand for only dining with him
shall know what be wauts I shall
tell him nothing the first time. |