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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04
THE PURITAN COLLAR For
SUMMER

inc high. stiff linen collar has Ind It's
uay aud with summer sblrtwaIsts win be
, roit stocks or the cool pretty
ao"n ccil1ns In Dutch or Puritan
80 lnSsc collnrs are very easy to
roas uno' us tho distinction OF hand
madc ncckwear Is ALWAYS rccoo,n,.od
supply Of turncd-down colIor. sho,Is 10
nnc up Mt home Fine linen lawn 4. the
p'pPer material 10 use and tho collar
may be worked with heavy white dots =
uainty scolloping finishing the cdec or #
moy be trimmed with clnuv ar torchon
'oc' ' Sometimes there Ia merely n narrow
@ ,ace cnge' with little ombroIdercd mr..
'rrn nh'ye Other pretty collars show nm
W ,oe ace with narrow Insertion
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04

when NIL others IRE dlscroctly covered.
In cnse the weather yaue should swing
round-nt least ns fnr ms throc.qunrtcr
niccYcs. which some Wlscacrcs nre wbiS-
perIng will be worn with mldsummcr-
tho wise homo drcs9makcr viii fashion
the slesves of her lingerie frockS 40 that
1t viii be possible To shorten them bit
without destroying their good lines
Whether sleeves are long or are nl-
lowed TO shrink TO n kindly thrcc-qunrter
length. long white or delicate colorcd
SILK gloves Will be pulled up over the arm
with all lingerie froc6s woro out OF
doors, The silk gloves this year show
wonderfully dainty embroiderIes ou the
wrists. and they make a very charming
addition 20 dresey white frocks.
The Luxurious HIND Mndo Frock.
Nothing, of course. Is so distinguished
MS the white dress made entirely by hand.
and the woman who cnn AFFORD the time
con hayo n frock which would cost. II
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04

silver pendant to match.
Dainty enamel lace pios are pretty for
oay wear and there are handsome and
fetching corselct brooches with the
Egyptian scarabs or Sncred beetles of
the ancient Pbnronbs cncased In heavy
beaten silver. Canoes are worn much
set Into beaten silver. Iu fact mlndy
now wears 40 amount OF Jcwclry which
4 few years back would hayc been CON
sidered MS barbaric taste md III only for
Turkish or Hiudoo princess TO wear ut
q coronation function
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04
PARAGRAPHS.
KEEPING FRUIT ApPETIzINGIY
(nnI

In summertime fruit should be served
temptinSly cool, though. OF course. IL
must never be laid directly on the Ice
dainty housckcepcr who owns two cut.
glass bowls, one slightly larger than tho
other. serves her breakfast fruit On SUM-
MGR mornings In most delightful fashion
loc smaller bowl which holds the
ponehes, plums or other fruit, is set with
IN The larger receptacle and the space
between lis packed With finely chopped
zee Ibus. no matter how late members
ot inc lhmily or guests may come down
TO breakfast the Drst course is always
uehc,ousiy cblllcd and ready. Grapes
enoula always be dipped 10 Ice water be-
lore being served.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04

lion necessary Hence the professional
balr dresser who charges high prices for
Ills simple remedies makes eoodiy sum
In too many instances the hair is not
given fair chance. Day after day II
is drawn over unwholesomc cushions, very
likely ssturotcd with po.splrotlon md oil
from the bair, nod at night It Is relieved
oi lis rat only to bo sunk into a wurm
pillow IL h covered FROM the sunlight
by big hats, oftcn Of unycntllntcd fur.
ana seldom do the litc-glving sun or air
ect nj 1t. A thorough airing and brush.
ins Mt bedtime. strong sun bath once Il
week. different orrnnccmcut on alter
uatc days and The gentle stimulation OF
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04
THE INDIVIDUAL CAR STRAP.

lf women bove to stand In the cara.
thHr" is no reason now why they should
pnIl their hodiccs out Of shape reaching
up Z" Tho straps designed for men, or ot
souloG thelr gloves cIutchIng soied and
Gcrm-indcu leather cnr etrops Some
woman hns Invented little lndivlJu1f
strap provided with n hook which may Ia
caught Into the regular car strap. Opcs
OVID strap may be carried In ones band
nag or coatpocket, and It win be the mat
in tue car
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04
THE "WIDOw'S COLLAR" IN NEW
GUISG.

Tho dainty snow whltc bands OF sne
lawn or organdIo which finish neck md
wrists nre one OF the touches that mako
mourning frocks distinguished The or.
candle bands are not hcmmcd. but oFo
made of straight strips of the fabric
turned and creased with the ungcr into
wide. uuscwed hons" Mt both c,i=eS.
These mGke-bellcvc hens keep their I-5sl
tion as long as tho accessories are worn
which Will be hut oncc-frcsh bands BE-
Ing bastcd 10 the frcck each time II Is
donned. A maker OF very smnrt mourn
Ing Is now showing these little wrist
binds or finest linen lawn, matched by a
very narrow turnover collar OF tho Dutch
sort. Collar aud wrist bands arc hemmel
by bond with almost invisible stitches.
and Mt the front OF the collar gees a
tluy bow OF stin Brussels net OF OF Grape.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04
a LOW ud1E'- -1zzZL4aliJ
-dreSsInSwith Side Parting

sea bnth. or arranged in careless and
uostudicd knot, The womnn with thin
locks may never toss them. She may
achieve an effect OF unstudlcd careless
ness, but II NIi be with infinite pains
and mn edcp1otc hand glass.
How To arrive at this eject OF plcotc-
business is tho thlng-and many n dollar
hos gone To swell the coioucrs Golfers In
the nrdens pursuit OF benutlful hnir 1t
IL surprising how often neglected hair
may be mnde hy little effort 10 grow
and thrive. and to taLo on new lustcr
and color. Tho hnlr really responds worry
readily 10 treatment. but most women pro
not willing To give the time aud otten-
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-04

URS hnyc been packed AWAY, the
, last winter word hos been spoken
and summer uimcot ls the fcml-
nine topic OF the moment
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RECORD OF TRANSFERS, ETC

Affidavit of La or liene, Wcarie
Will e, Tough Nut, Prosperity. Nos. {
to lodes. Trail Run dist. Exp nse
of The BANNER Consol dated Mines
Co.
Affidavit of Labor Hot Stuff san
Diego, Cod Wing Mountain View
New Yo1k, and Lily lodes. Jacks !.
dist,
Affidavit O. La or. Michigan lode
Coral dist Expens of Rob scott
AID Mr.. Mcmillan.
Affidavit OF Labor. Michigan oil =.
Coral dist ict, Expense Chas.
Stokes and C A. Mill
Frank w. Whit to Will am r.
Rensh w. Warrant. Deed Lot, !, to
~ inc. Block B. >unnysid add. Ida
no Spr ngs.
Affidavit Of Labor, Bobtai Agot
Horse shoe, Grace NJ and S Ina lode
Jackson dist. Expense of e. 5 BIZ
kins.
Thomas w Cunningham Sheriff,
to Leo Rach Sher ifs d el Altuta
Nos. and placers. Ge eva 5 rict.
Under ex. cution against the Alturn Park
and Reservoir Co.
Affidavit OF Labor. .Americus de.
Upp Union dist. Exp-n OF Elsie
B Il. H. c. "dell and W. E Avery
affidavi o. L ,bor- t; III Coin. Col
den File ce and NJ ,ple Leaf ,ies o ,io
and Jackson dist
Affidavit Il Labor. Lawrenc Gibson
Hancock, and Wintersrt des. ,rgen-
t ne dist. Expense of K A. 'att son
cad j. B. H nc c.
Affidavit OF Labor. Eliza eth, Alber-
mar e, New YORK, Shake,p are, Maud D
and Geruant wn lodes Cascade dist.
Expens tn Gold III IL Mi ing. Mill
ing and iunnel ng Co.
Fred Roe to q. K. Andrus Mn ng
Deed r. P. Roe. E. P Roe Annex Dai
sy Roe Annex. Daisy !<oe Nos. and
lodes. Improvements. Cany dist
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Sheriif's SAX on Foreclosure.

Notice is hereby given that under andby virtue of
h-en entered in the district court in and for The
County Of Clear Creek and state Of Colorado, on
,he sixth day q January A D; 1909 in an action
were plaintiffs, and Allen Mining and Milling
company WAS defendant. and wherein and in
which said decree 1t was adjudsed and decreed
PsnnilI, from tn. said defendant, Allen Mining
and Milling Company, the sum Of Eight Thous.
taxed At Eleven and 62l0O Dollars
And Il was further ordered in said decree that
the morgaged premises hereinatt. described be
raise the said sum OF Eight thousand and Two
and 70IOO Dollars and costs a. aforesaid, at cub
the Town Of Geofse,own County Of c,.ap pucf cr.eR
and state Of Colorado. 70 the highest and best
And under and by virtue Of said decree and or.
DER OF saIe said order Of safe being dated the 9Th
day OF January; A. D. 1902. the undersieued.
sheriff Of seid Clear Creek County. was author.
i1ed directed and empowered to expose for sale
at public auction the property hereinafter de-
cribed. after giving public notice Of the time and
vided BY law for The sale Of reai estate under eS
ecution, for the purpose Of realizing the amount
20 found due the plaintiff r. c. Pannili, y aSore.
said. with interest, costs aud disbursement on
nov, Ta EREFoRE, ]. Thoms. ". Cunning
Colorado, VIII. on Monday, the 1t dsyi Of Febv. -
ary I. D. 1909. q the hour Of 80 ociock In the
, 1tssrnpon s Of .sd Day a The mont door of he
County Of Clear Greek and s,ate of Colorado sx.
pose hf ~ and sell the property described In
parAxrapA Of said decree. and situate In Cae-
esde Mining District, County Of Clear Creek and
.. 800 q Coiossdo: and being mors particularly
Mary Matilda Lode Mining Claims, ourysy ~
No. 1861. the wahoo. Dora P. Alien, Roesvet.
Iexaa. Sandwich. Amethyst, Clara Jane, ffsnk
4: Alieo. Jf.. LUcy, Mary LOUISE NAnuefitte,
Molly 9sask. Alisn Lang. Mckinley, cSnpbeii.
Chas. b. Alien and Gpion Kcp Lode 1inine
Cstms Ssrvey Lot No, lsAoi.
tnefeon. ~ pnblic auction 70 the htehsoe e1d -
bidder ehe cash. Tor the purpooe hagu106e1Ge
THOMAS ". CUNNINGHAM.
Sheriff OF Clear Greek Cuuftv 0uinenAo
HifK Pub. Jan. ., 1903,
La& Pub. ian. 80. 1909.
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The lear Creek and Gilpin Trust Co.
d res a general banking business.
.iSu APPLICATION NO. e9z4SC
...ERAL SuRvEf NO. 1SlOl'
Land 0GGlce.
GnIoradn IanIlarY q

Dea,er. Coiorado. January 2. 1909
o..ee is hereby given that IN pur,
say -. is32. c. S Birkins. whose post
o.. ice IS Idalgo Springs. Colorado, mas
mace application for patent Tor i.9oo
linear zee. on & eaeI and me Liiver ai Win sur
face ground $50 feet in width. situate IN
I14n1 Mining District Clear Creek
60 n STATE n3d, Of snd feId notes ane on
s''e ..s "a this tn @ efiiee' Zee as follows. viz:
Leginning al COR; No l. whence 9- the
Eth E p c2r' 2 Bears seG 4 4 Is. - E = s.slss IT, IT,
/. .ence n. 80 20 ". $50 T., to Cor No No
:; t.:ence N. So. 40, E. $500 f. to Cor;
Cor. No 4. thence s. So 40 "; 1900
II to Cor. No l. the place of begin
ning.
Beginning al Cor. No l, whence the
i e s,h ' n M bears = a. 20 + +
= sss ol IT, 5henGe tbeScs ss "a 20 1:Ss
so2 4 #. to Cor. No. q: thence s, 33.
20 Z 80 # TO Cor No. 8: THENCE :: 80
49, 30 W, sl4.6 fl. to Cor. No. l. the
place of beginning.
Containing i!19 acres, expressly ex-
sepve9s ns ?a nos eSSa s5s ioss - 1881. 2252, s25s
2c54 5s43. 1883 and that portion of
Survey No. 1853 not within Survey No.
rivided Twp s. Range 10 ". Of the
s.h principal meridian SAID ,dS locations a ,an
ens ea anS ~ Il T97 o the 0 eoa 'ss
Clear Greek County. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners of the
above mentioned surveys. and Surveys
.' ,.nh Jan. .; tas NIB Net I$ l+s
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Evangelist -ofv :, IL be conduct
ed J., the eiheoist .nurch by the
r. st.r next wstk.
MIR Mart n Albertson has been spend
ig severai days III tn- c ty supervising
tne pac tifIg AMI IN pm, of the furni-
t.re oftn- Ani-rs III saloon for the
,'art es ~no t,o t..em under fore
sure proce, u.ngs.
MIR. Dan WAri former resident of
this county IS anotner fellow who
y cSed pun o.l vi tne political tree.
de has b-en appointed assistant
printing clerA Ii the senate, while
Master William O'Connell of this
unity will act AS d senate messenger.
Mr. G. F. Cra~ ford, superintendent
of the K nda N ne. located up Fall
r.ser, i. IN ,he city looking after his
,r'perty. He leIt Kansas City in
me " escape tue olizzards that are
reported to lie VISITING the prairie
country. and -rfiyed here in time to
get into Our o..u pleasant climate.
Joe Boyd inf.rins US that the tram
tra,h col ecyLg .De Dover mill at the
n.outn Z. =, ,...r and Philadelphia
tAnne. n..s t..r completed and that
ose irotn the D.st "a lode will be run
o'er ~ 4n4 dumped into the mill.
las VIII Le decided convenienc as
well as SAVING vi time and money.
JON b oek. who for years has re-
sided up Chic. go Creek near the
G Id Hill m II. led in Kansas. We'd
n.si lay noon. During larger portion
OF th- time =" ms residence here his
b siBess WAS that of mining but in later
years he turned his attention to dairy
in. A se and four children
rvive hn three daughters and
sn Arthur The daugters are Mrs.
James Hayes. Irs. Chamberlain, and
Mrs f. J. artin. The remains were
b-ou sht her. for burial and ~ere
inferred in the city cemetery.
Colonel w. H. Moore is out here
fr I'M Lincoln, Nebraska, t, look after
mining interests in the Upper
Fall river country. The Colonel is no
vice in mining in Clear Creek coun-
,y. As early as 1863 he was operat-
ing around Umpire and for going on
fer y tx years he has spent the greater
part the time in Lower Clear Creek
m ming section. Some of the best
mines of the district have at some
me in their history been under his
superv sion and sale. He has a fine
sh wing in his present properties and
" v r-msin here sometime to develope
the large veins.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
Eagles Elect

At the regular meeting of Idaho
Springs Aerie No. 1871 held Wednes-
day evening January 6. 1909 the follow.
ing officers were installed for the en-.
81 ug year:
j. 2. Wilcox, president; r. H.
Pearc-, vice-president; F B. Parkin-
son, chaplain; L. A. Hafer, secretary;
DIR. J. A. Moorehouse. physician:J. l.
NJ Her, inside guard; F. Florine, out
Auarl.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
Hsw,'. = r. q".nt Ca'd.

Ns"'" ~ q""n S"ds
A success on Of CO ds or protracted
cold IS almost certain tpend in chronic
catarran. rom VII. .ch few persons ever
who'll, cover. Give every cold the
attenlioi 1t deserves an you may
avoid this d sagreeable disease How
can you cure n cold. Why not try
hsnberis.n's Cough Remedy? 1t is
hi, nly Recommended. Mrs. "
Wn.te, vi Batler, Tenn. says: Sever
al year, ago was bothered W III
my throat and lungs So income told
meo Ihamberlain's Cough Remed,
began using II and it relieved me
at once. Now my throat and lun, .
are sound and WE'LL" For sale by J,
j. She irwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
Methodist Church

Methodist Church
Rev. William ". Dye, B. D., Pastor.
10 A. M. Glass Meeting.
II A. NJ. Preaching.
Theme-''The Tests Of Dicipleship''
Evening theme
Genuine Religion" ...-
2:30 P. NJ. Sunday School.
Wed, 7:30 P. NJ. Prayer Meeting.
Thurs, 7:30 P. N. Epworth League.
Good Music-Cordial Welcome.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

Tseasures's 9 Notice Complying with . Re
qvest for Medication 20 a. 70 Become
Entit:ed 10 Tax Deed. Law Of
1905
To every person in actual possession or
occupancy Of the herinafter described
land, lot or premises, and to the per-
taxed or specially assessed, and TO all
persons having An interest or title
record in or to the same.
Notice i hereby given that on the 3Oth
day Of October A. D. 1906, the follow
ing described property, situate in the
County Of Clear Creek and State Of
Colorado, to-wit:
The Ruby Trust Lode Mining Claim
survey, No. l38l9. Also the Marv B.
Lode Mining Claim Survey lot l3Sl9
situated In Lincoln mining district was
sold for the taxes for the year 1904 and
purchased by Clear Creek County.
That the said Clear Creek County BY
its Treasurer has duly assigned the
certificate Of purchase issued On accoun
Of such purchase to Flor Ashbaugh who
hath made request upon the Treasurer
Of said County for notification; q pro-
titled 70 . dsed.
That tie aaid premises wsrs taxed
for said year i901 in the name Of
Unknow Owner.
That ths time Of redemption Of said
real estate from such tax sale will ex.
pire % ~ 23rd day Of April A. b.
fsoo and : dssd Vii issue thsrafor On 81
tie 1lth day Of April 1909 unless re-
dsemsd bofore deed iasnes.
Dated this Sixth day Of January A.
D. lo0o.
p. D. SPnAlsxlR,
Treasurse Of said County of cjssr
Cses&.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

While democrats are beiny kin iiy
remembered. whv is it that such stur-
dy constant and aggressive polt cal
w~r hurses like V. /. Noxon and Tony
hcAndreas are not properly rewarded
Through su inner heat and winter cold.
in season and vtt of seas IN. from New
Ye /, New Year. III b-., h est noon
Day and d..rkest midnight the. nave Il
~ays been 1olDo IN ne front ranks OF
the fl nj. never letting up and aiway s
ready u -ost their poi.t cal friends.
There is something ar .ns. Der Zeit
ist ausseleuk-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

The Singer Manufacturing company
has is ued u very pretty AMI convenient
calendar arranged for = weekly exhib t
Of dat. 3 N well IS . monthly calendar
at the bottom of the seven a,s The
Slit ngs acknowledges the do alton of
one from Mir. Hart, the local represen
tative Of the company.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

The Idaho Floral Store has removed to
the Singer Sewing Machine Office, next
door to Post Office Funeral designs
and all other flowers at Denver prices.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
Muscuiaf Pans Cured

During the summer Of 1903 / was
troubled with muscular pains in the
instep Of my foot, ''ssays Mr.. S. Ped
lar, of Toronto, Ont. ''At times it was
SO painful l could hardly walk. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm was recommends d
to me, SO tried it and was compile te-
ly cured by one small bottle. / have
since recommended it to several Of my
friends, all Of whom speak highly Of it. ,
For sale by J. J. Sherwin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

J. II. K, inner has rurchased the Bos
to. l;l.r. tr'nt ]. l,R.!. and took
possession N,1itsCiN n.rnng.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
Advertised Letter List.

Advertised letters for the week end
ing Jan. 3, 1909.
And-rs n. Elmer
b ,k-r. Mrs. Alice
B.l IN iistle, Pete
OR. 6 idaho Springs, Colo.
ca, lor, Mrs. Ida
JOHN TRATHEN P NJ
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

II you get goods from III. Boston
ba ,e~y tl+t is not satisfactory reiurn
1t and YOUR money VII b. cneerfu.i.
refupued
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
First Look 70 the Home.

First Look to the Home.
It 10 right to begin with the obliga,
tions Of home: while those are over
looked and neglected. no other duties
can possibly be substituted for them.
Charles Dickens.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

At the m e-.n-. y. ,n- csty Counci j
Oh ihdrsI.y ~ niKnt, Manager Trainer
presented d req Iest u make chan. es
IN the the ltr. tnaI would contribu e
to com vrt. ga ETY. and ORDER lis plan
Is ~ remJse the INSIDE part tim and
thus u ycns. win tn. lvooy The
ir,nt OF Tn: o IiiIins VA b: 81 constr act
" large naub-r wlth1u IN any manner
ci oe Il ng n been the case OF
god rd.l- Inc en- axe will De made
uHd er ne 81 t,ersIslui OF the Board vi
Ere and Pol ce- The front will be
pract' cally arranged So as throw
1t entirely open
A .mnittee cons sting of Alder.
men Evans, anderson and Miller VS.
appointed toe nfer with III g. A. r.
reia'ive to holding a gen.r-I obser ance
of the one hur.r.d.h l. nd ~ of Abra-
ham l. .oln. .ohoIii tn.s 1t %. me
the G. A X. will NH slcn o. tn .ir
own account.
Protests wer, made sg ,ins, the
blowing Of the SIX O'Clock morning
VIII stle at the G. n electro st on as
1t disturbed The siumbers oi some of
tzens. A comm ttee consisting of
Alderman Hanson. Straub and Aiken
was appo nted to confer with Nr. Rem
shaw re alive thereto
In the matter VI the crossing by the
wiie. of the Central Colorado E ectric
Company, the Ere and Police Board
will iuvesusAt. and report thrrcon
The ant pated d.nger is On account
Of the wre fierce surrounding the
the park which may attract the
current.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
LOUIE F. CARMEAN

LOUIE F. CARMEAN
Room Merchants & Miners Bank Bid.
Hairdressing and Manicuring Parlors
You will find her parlor up-to- date with
everything for your comfort.
Scientific Scalp and Facial Treatment.
Prices Reasonable. Phone Red 733
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

Judge w A Patton, Just ce Of the
Pe"ce of Gtoigetown. spent cupe
OF days in this city the m die Of the
vetk. A.ong with his fficol dignity
InlntIg ; fair.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

The b ,s'on B4k.r, und-r new
man e. ment. .rd have "a first class
baker. Try their .r-ad and yoJ viii
be surprised.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

The next meeting tne hakespearr
club will be hel at IN home vi rs.
artha A. bowman ii. Cobra 10 street.
Tuesd ~ evening Janu ary 18th.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

A. A. otover. caenier of III. M-r-
chants nj Miners nix. made d bus-
ness tr p to Denver faes lay, .turniug
Wed iesday morning.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

N ght City Police officer. William
Mitchell, his Resumed his regular round
commenc .ng Friday night
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

Ii u vtnt anyth.ns tecial in the
baked gods line, the Boston Bakery
can mike it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
Difficulty Defined.

Difhculty Is only q word indicating
the degree Of strength requisite for &C.
complishing particular objects: It 10 Q
mere notice Of the necessity Of exer
tion-Samuel Warren.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

Curnow 4 Wood take prompt care Of
Ill orders for light and heavy hauling.
t:oal and wood. Storage. Goods packed
for shipment.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
H. o. Allen the dentist.

For Eczema, Tettsr and Salt Rh<um
The intense itching Characteristic Of
these ailments is almost instantly al
layed by Chamberlain Salve Many
severe cases have been cured by it For
sale by j. j. Sherwin
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

MIR. ard Mrs. Samuel Marchingt. n
ton departed n Thursday morning on
an extended trip c 'vering aooIt three
months. They will visit in Denver for
a~ hile after wnicn Trey will ST IT for
San Francisco from which place they
W II take steamer for Honolulu. Th-
pr .ncipal part VI their time will b.
spent in tn Hawaiian lslards
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09
MOTH kDr \ PtG, ri.N ~ T. PAIESJ
Mtttn< Anpitnii II W. ,nSsiI
Mn raj S.ty,s ~ Isl
\ IL af6I
L. ) Land pfYir lt.ne.'r. ratn.

JthIlNr INE
Notice I. hereby Civ n III III ,ur.uta = o. the
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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

1T is rep. rted 'fst ere o, cur veung
lad es Is entitled to the Carnegie med
al for her ,ic action. A young man
WAS heard to eNclaim that he was
sAved his life.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

For RENT-For batchlors quarters
1915 Virginia St. Inquire at 1025 vir-
Rinia St.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

harry Fuiier Was showing inAnaKer
u orUf The Progress 'hst fas been
nsde in the Bellman lateral that is be-
ng driven from the New no Sc tunnel
his is on of the properties of the
iemph and idaho Spr ngs N ming
:, mpany all Of which are bel, opened
up rs rapidly as poss be by Superb
tendent Fuller.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1909-01-09

Ice delivered daily. G. H. Curnov
phone Black TIP and Forks II.