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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Lucky to Be Alive.
al to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 25,-Joe Bush. a full
blood Indian from the Washable reservR-
tion. is spending Christmas in a cell at
the city Jail and he is really fortunate
hv rs iiTna '' n.tGb,nn, pies s, 'i, m
probably would have spent the day in u
morguc. Husl1, after becoming inioXi-
Gated, selected the Union Pacific rail-
road yards as the place TO sleep. When
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

features. will be held in the high school
auditorium on New Years eve, Tues
day, December 81. II has been planned
10 make the bail q grand reunion OF ell
former students of the, high school. Sow
ecsl novelties have bccn planned by the
committee on dcCora tionS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Walters Gives Bond,
Special TO The Tribune.

-T|-''"' 10 7 ITO IIVuIIN'
OGDEN. Dec o5,-Jocl Walters. ar
rested and held for trial on charge oi
assault and battery upon his wife last
Sunday evening. WIS released from the
county Jail today on S50D bonds >JIc
MAS given u preliminary hearing by
Judge w. II Recdcr hut the case has
not vet been set for trial,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

when train No. l0 eastbound arrived
here this morning. TYrrel is held at the
city Jail pending a further investigation
OF the case hy the railroad operatives,
and. according to Assent Copdon the
matter may be referred to the Interstate
commerce authorities. The man is held
at the local police hcaduuarlcrS on an
r11
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
Ticket Leads TO Arrest,
Special 10 Tie Trihune.

OGDEN, Dec, 25.-For having IN his
possession railroad ticket which was
issued TO another person. John Tyrrel
n resident Of san Francisco. was takon
into custody by Special Agent r. II.
Condon Of The southern I'acirIc comnanv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

found by the watchmau bis head WAS
resting on one rail with his feet eN-
tended over tho other.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26

| Piano Solo, ....... Miss Carrie Browning
soprano Solo. Miss E.rma Browning
vocal Solo. Miss Jennie yhorstcnson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-26
d Beauty Is a Joy Forever,
IL faIIr eoursud's Oriental
e7sbnn or Magical BeeutlHer,

Removes Trv, Tirnpiss
Er.cllcs. Moth Patches
Fi.h, and Skin Diseases
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
DEVELOPING VANEO
MINING PROPERTY
Three Miners Employed on Property the
Past Winter in Town

Dan Ryan, Geo. Hood and Jim Mum
dell returned last week from the head
of the Icicle river where they have
been employed in the Van Epps mines,
now owned by the Vance Mining COM
pany. Mr.. Ryan, who has had much
experience in mining in Idaho and
Montana says the property is not a
prospect but mine, with ore on the
dump and large quantities blocked out.
The mineral bearing veins are well de-
fined and show large bodies of ore.
Mr.. Ryan does not think building an
electric line from Leavenworth would
be very expensive proposition. He
further says the possibilities of develop
ing power to operate the line is COM
paratively inexpensive. Power would
only be required to haul empty ore
cars from Leavenworth to the mines,
as the cars would run from the mines
to Leavenworth by gravity. He has
great faith in the property making a
dividend payer.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
stat. Library
olympia wash
BEING SIGNED UP
Indications are That the Home Club Will
Have a Stronger Team Than Ever

That Leavenworth will have a fast
ball team this year is now almost
surety. Manager w. E. Moore was in
Seattle last week scouting for play
ers and as a result has signed up four
men to report April /. Jimmy Miller
for short, Kelsner who was with the
Seattle Victors last year, for second
base, Parks for third base and Fuller on
first. All of the above are well known
in baseballdom and considered among
the fastest playing semi-professional
ball in the Northwest. AS yet catcher
has not been secured, but Mr.. Moore
has written to Joe Cohn of Spokane
who has promised to send a man for
the job.
Brown and Arnold are still in town
and will be with the team this year.
Bob Smith will likely be given a
chance to realize his ambitions as there
will no doubt be a vacancy in right
field, and laying all jokes aside, Bob
has good chance to land the job,
too.
One player, whom all the fans liked
to see in center field, Jack Mahoney,
will be missing this year. It will be
remembered that during the small pox
scare several months ago, Jack broke
quarantine and hiked for the white
lights Since that time he has been
a fugitive from justice and doesn't care
much whether he comes back or not.
At any rate Jack will play ball this
summer and he'll make good anywhere
he goes.
Matt Stanley, who is running the
Wenatchee team this year has COM
menced to assemble his players and
from all reports Leavenworth and the
Big Red Apple Town will clash on the
home grounds April 7. Only So days
more, and then play ball.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
HAVE A MERRY TIME
Install Officers, Initiate Candidates and
Have Clam Feast

The local lodge Of the order enter
tanned eight members of the Cashmere
lodge last Friday night. After CONFER
ing the third degree on three candi-
dates the officers for the ensuing yeu
were installed as follows:
E. T. Stewart, c. c.; w. V. Davis,
v. c.; w. C. Moore, K. of R. s.; B.
c. Rutherford. M. F.; G. A. Hamilton,
M. E.; U. L. Collins. M. W.; F. M.
Lee, M. A; Ryan Templin, l. g.;
Butler Sampson, o. G.
After the installation ceremonies were
concluded a most sumptuous lunch
was served by that gastronomic artist ].
E. Grant, consisting principally o.
clans and clam nectar, together with
many other good and toothsome viands.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
Library Benefit March 5

The members OF the Public Library
committee have arranged to give a
library benefit evening on Friday March
8 in the opera house. No admission
will be charged, but guests will be
given an opportunity to contribute any
amount they please toward the library
fund. The hall will be made attractive
by the use of rugs and comfortable
chairs. Good music, cards and refresh
ments will be feature of the evening.
A large crowd is expected and good
social evening is promised to all who
attend.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
Death of Mrs. Johnston

Mrs. Emma Johnston, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. E. A.
Wood, on Eagle creek, Monday Feb.
%, at II o'clock, at the age of 6S.
The immediate cause OF death was
goitre, from which she had suffered for
some time. Funeral services were
conducted at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wood Wednesday and the body
forwarded by afternoon train to West
Union, Iowa, accompanied by Dr.. ].
w. Brett and his wife, another daughter
of Mrs. Johnston, who live at Lewiston,
Idaho, and came here on advice Of the
death OF Mrs. Brett's mother.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
''The Wild Man"

The local dramatic club is busy re-
hearsing The Man From Borneo,"
farcial comedy to be staged at the
Scenic theatre on Friday evening, the
22nd, this month.
Our postmaster, Mr. J. C. Davis,
familiarly known among his many
friends as Fatty" will take the
part of the wild Man," and we have
it on good authority that the director is
having all sorts of trouble getting him
trained down to point Of safety for
his first public appearance.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
Talked To wenatchee Commercial Club

President Can, of the Commercial
Club, and Robert B. Field, cashier Of
the State bank, took the early morning
train Tuesday for Wenatchee, where
they were to take MONDAY lunch
con with the members Of the
Commercial club Of that hustling city
and tell them what we of Leavenworth
are doing to let the world know we are
on the map. Doubtless, too, they will
pick up some pointers that will be Of
use TO our own club.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
Furniture Company Elects Officers

At meeting of the stockholders Of
the Leavenworth Furniture and Hard
ware company, held Monday evening
the following officers were elected:
Harry Krollpieiffer, president; A. G.
Mccoy, treasurer; N. Patterson, secTe-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01
tary

George Hendricks, a prominent
sheep man who grazes sheep in the
forest reserve in this vicinity, was here
several days the first Of this week. He
wintered his sheep in Grant county and
says while they had much feeding to do
the past winter they went through
the cold weather in good shape. His
sheep will be here in May to go on the
reserve.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01

John Campbell Of Everett was in
town visiting friends the first Of the
week and was very much pleased with
our sunny climate.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-01

Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Jacobsen spent
last Monday in Seattle.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

The last day of Juue closed the bus
mess year of The Clear Creek and Gil
pin Trust Company On July lst the
Annual Meeting of the ockholders
was held. All the directors and officers
were unanimously reelected for the en-
suing year. The usual dividend was de-
clared from the earnings of the bank,
payable on the last day of July. TIE
last year marked the most prosperous
year of the institution since its organic
alton. The deposits on the last day OF
the month showed an increase of SIS
900. 90 over that of that of year ago.
The bank has been dividing up its earn
ings with its depositors by paying
FOUR PER CENT on all time deposits
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
Book pon,ts.

Good books are treasures, and they
should be handled with the greatest
of care by everyone. Here are a few
rules that should be observed:
Never drop book upon the floor.
Never turn leaves with the thumb.
Never lean or rest upon an open
book
Never turn down the corners OF
leaves
Never touch book with soiled or
damp hands.
Always place large book upon
table before opening it.
Never pull book from the shelf by
the binding at the top, but by the
back
Never close book with a pencil,
tablet or anything else that is h.,;.<y
between the leaves
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
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NOTICE


,,I Denver es
I tla District C0a-t
Ea. aIEz4-Dtv. 4I
tH NaEr ut the Nd3 sieatiou =
fi At i3H Nse - WAtsr if#
eH u ard tor water bts riet
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T. -a..us. Larrs Alrahrs, J
AHpA Frank l. ttenHe. q .
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IT, i,ga@. Il n. Detsher STAR
lUpeL Ernest n I}Ug.an, g. H.
Ian Baaerott and Joaa y Hainess
ENeGater of the Estate oi uHa Mer :
rzta, Deceased. petitioners
People ot he state ot Co4oraan
~ James Aebo, Sarah o. Lewis
Howard Postgl- John Bailey. Auna
I y. Van Gordon Moses NoffaI The
Pioneer T. ntru Ditch CnmpagY a cor
poration: Dora n Curkeet B. Mel
f. & Htaaeft' ms Nes rHs warrior
l5itzt Gqntpasy l..5 eorpolrat On: Fred
r.z. 9. s@plan,, = Z = sbeo br la west S
NuntEomerN, The Arnett Ditch Com
paHS. !; G Bagf1. J. G Dewel. Ere.
f,Ean Valley View Stock Warm Com
i'any. Alex ! Wesselman. August Wes-
emma ! NcBroom, Maude Moe. ]. II.
AiciToom. Joseph W. MeBroom, C. p.
schmidt Jos ph Schiles, John Theyes.
52a4fS kesoe. John Ross Charles Law Z
ton. l. Strlckiine. Alfred Bell F. A.
l3At.eF, John J. hyan. Henry r. Vol
mitch Cumpaay, " w Porter. Clar-
eoee 1.ituaton. ] h Grant. The Ber-
H~a Ditch toppanv Rev r. H Ma
lone Joseph p Dunn. D Q Dodge.
q CHATTER Sadie l. Rumev. Pad :
die HeTener. George Miller. L. w.
Struuse R. itEElestou and the Denver
t"a tF Company also 10 anv 9th e.
gwn@rs Of the Churn Ditch Strouse
Ditch, Robert Lewis Ditch. Lewis 4
iIirdry Ditch, Suek rran Ditch rTods
sen Ditch McBrnom Ditch Simonton
.-Httch. Dean Reservoir, Bowles Reser
TaserrGir
And to any and all other persons.
H[seCiAtfo7s p - corporations interest :
ed as anprpprtators owners Claimant .
& consumers. of water in or from snid
bitches. canals or reservoirs or in or
from any other bitches. eauals or res
erEoirs in Water District No . in Wa
tor Division No. Of the state Of colo
rado:
you arc hereby notified that on tho
Znth daN OF ataY. 4 y. 1912 being one
q the regular jHridical DAYS of the
May, 1872 term Of said Court. the Hon
orable George w Allen one Of the
Judges thereof. caused to he made and
eufersd Of record an order. which
emitting venue and title is in words
and figures as follows to-yyit.
Now. on the goth dnv of May 1912
come the petitioners above named and
snow to the Court that on tn-wit the
18th day Of July. 1911. the said peti-
TONERS, Robert r Rollins, Larry Ma
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

That Bryan was the autocrat at
the DemocraJ National Convention
cannot be gainsayed. If he got
an occasional punch under the
belt. he came to the ring center
with increased vitality and courage
and when the final round was
over he stood like a bold gladia-
tor commanding the love Of friends
Al nd admiration of enemies.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
Well, Yes

We are still too busy to adver-
tise but will guarantee prompt de-
livery OF all kinds Of lumber and
building material wood and min
inc tinbers. A s.. 90 load of slab
wood for 81. 90 is still in the ring
and has no equal.
The c L Lamb Lumber Co
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. Mason. ard
daughter Marion. of Cheyenne, wy
ming, Mrs C. S jenkins, Mr.. N. A..
Larson. wife and two children, of Mo
line, Illinois. are stopping at the Brown
cottage up Soda Avenue
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
OFFICIAL Call
for the
Rea. San tate Assembly
eo be held
W ta day, July 81,
1917
99l22
He Me Republican sfa.a
trtl Committee.
Colorado. June i 1917

Hea fhe Republican HiHa
tftl Committee.
Colorado June i ls.Z
pa- tHa action Of tha Re
pail central Committee at
a IN Denver, Colorado.
or February q. 1912, notice
is saa that an assembly oi
Del presenting the Republican
pa7t.. .aa State Of Colorado js here
by .. .ni asl. he held on Wednes-
dae 1872 al the hour Of 10
o'.O5-.. m in the city OF Denver
Colores. fgr lhe purpose Of nomina-
ting
n Presidential Electors,
tgea .sa Iar pl the election to b
held tas ay November >, 1872
ana sr she pgrpose Of placing in
ns-r- p aaaa55ttes as follows. to be
vu. atfae Primary Election to
b, tesdas. September, la. 81
U fFraed states Senator
t umtaa States senator to
il
T@a gong~cssueu-at-Farse-
lla- J1-uee st the supreme
Coa Ten yeu-
t aruanaar Governor
0u Secret rg et stsae,
O <Htore. State.
t ~tat Hrvasurer
lH- Astmreg General
oae atendgat Of Pucae
uas- ID the State univor.
sH
T Of tie State uH,-
ver r she 5sans ctjon ot
sue ht pHay properly
cor assembly.
gsa i.les luuet af aeiss tes to the
SAL saea ts hail be nine hundred
am taa Haa 5ho several counties
of ..,..s.a .i he entitled TO rep
res auu " the assembly as fol-
low GUH u delegates-at-ia'g ge for
eaa and ore III delegate for
el,fs aue hundred and twenty five
uM4 votes or major fraction
theras. @ Tor John b Stephen
for Ggq.r rHt in the election Of No
vruaar elJ
J-a .4rnen and Secretaries OF the
Sc EepubAcan County Committees
vii accept notice hereof and
tai actions as will be necessary
in tine remlses.
Jessie r. Mcdonald
Oh airman.
W, g. Blair
Secretary
IInder the ABOVE call Clear Creek Co.
-. taal...t "a c.-Nnn lplprnIe
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
DiRE CT orr
aNEE E8SS

st. l4aI- alHlaHa bH
t.y E-.Hue fas
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Re, Csg4 laH Jat ssa-
Seo7s, --r.laa.- l3t .a 4rss .:..s-i, s-
SgyyHah nl, Al lt> Chg
Mr. aearg,' Es7 iatr
sabbath ~s-rHee.la o.. ul, sue l.-s -a.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

Senator I.aro4stue scores
Roosevelt in eouue .-- uah tine
progressiT. CEMENT eGd ages a-
o e reason tGe npart tHaf Teddt
received H3 r.e-5e.7l .tgu ,hc
Lnteruatl nal liars e-t.a4 company
and etber .u Iusts- The Scg-
ator onaot reconcile ,h5S with
ths lotl that Roosevelt. prs .soe~
tor the dear leofia I"ce h=
aitulute= tee colonel s. wonderful
interest more ta bis personal am
hit.ou than .a~ iae good of the
cause. The .t.le in L,aFalett'-
paper Is eau-tp scashHg and sag
castle but be evidently knows
villa, be i- talking abou when he
thus arrajgu7 reddy for his m'--
leading position He eviGeu r
was writing irom "a knowleds
Of The inside workings Of tle
Roosevelt progressive movrm
in eou1e,jon with the pfosi@rr-
tjaI nomination.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

WHEAT sill Caf Harvey lH8
II nry Natsreeu 30 nos thAf
s h, ,olma-t-s Wilson leads the
democrats ta .9t'aru de
feat2
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

b van the prophet LaFol-
lett the evat gcItst and Roosevelt
the [anbitiousI oPportunist' Of
the progressive movement Is the
way in which one of the leading
papers of the country puts IT.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

He who laughs last laughs
best When the returns come
in at he November election you
will see Eal. with smile that
will discount any yet exhibited as
he Pr Pares to enter upon his sec
ond term.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
DEN ISL

DR.. w. T. Cam over Merchants and
Miners National bank
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

Bows wanted to sell our SUNDAY
Dapers: liberal inducements to hus-
tiers.
Write to. Manager Circulation
THE DENVER TIMES,
Denver, Colorado,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

The Hot Springs I'm vil serve
breakfast luncheon ami h1ass OIL
the Table d Hatz plan for cents
The dinner oa Sunday evenings will be
80 cents Persons wagtira eAl three
meals ear erl tesets fur 4 99 on -
meals far 81 -
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

The Clear Creek and Gilpin
Trust Company has capital
Stock of sso.o 90 paid in, as
puarants fund securing the pay
,ne,1t az its lannsits.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

Fraternal Order of Eagles
Idaho Scrings. aerie. No. 1911 Meets second
and fourth Mondays. Election Of officers. first
meeting in December
W. c Ives WORTHY Presiden,
E j. Deis. Secretary
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
Advertise Letter st.
Juls o. t4l2

July o, I4I2
BWm e. f.. aj
l.tr=-Y n H.
Douglas, Hrs A.
Gar NeHa
Larson. Miss a tee
l.a- a rari@y
W Hn "a H
4oHN IRkEHFN. + Nj.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

WsauzfHs 80 EHH
Iasta spruss Camp 10 ~. Msets .ls
4a.l .hfri To- sss Ese;ion II enlles ~
iuesilHP uisht iH b .-snlssr
Wa iisrY-s consuicaa-
"a. Hstsr. Ciaf.
asIasiess kousa
lt iho Stfite Cqp1fl NJ rs NJ. Eae
rHlrt Frsny' ti.a-isa u officers tfsi
DO December
oft t1ans Eminent prs
Ns p 4 Naeis.si set4e.g.s
FosEersEk OF AAfRic1
Forrest Glgu Cf4ft Ne. 3 meets the t..
a.4nh Fnday aIeaeh a3nth Eleersoa
a zs.aa1 trias} e. Jose apd Dsesa-1
A. }. CFlse Itsis1 hanger
Joau @9Hari secfelary
Dsal ~ II PocAponfas
4uora No IS. Mte,s isst and shlr8
ilarilan of Officers it.t meeting II
Lotis T Bender Chef
Mas MeDoasid Keeperof
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Crysiai Circsa SO Iza Meets seeono a-. tr-
w.arasiay Eeet.9a 81 aif,ee,s last
Aa, ard sovzt tef.
Afs Wave Wright Gnaralam
Ars. Seio 81 Rzyd, Clerk
D4c.urEns % RiArsAn
Eesasaiuc sa il6, .ieets second 4,. f...
Thut,siay Election oi oH!cers. srst NEE .-s u.s
iu tuos aud Deee7.'-r.
Orsa Egzrs \ g.
mar.s l.a'te=a seenia
LAusIs IF mAccAHrss
M,4rsa fb.s N5 l4. Meets seeosa ss
Fr.d1gz fls.e8aa 81 lss9ers. ls,.s raetsirs ell
n.soafst:
Mt. .Hr Mason Canms
49, Egiau 4aasou Record
narsa 1r THE sAsrehS sTtr
laat Springs q aster. No. 81. MesA an4
ui-i Ta,-fa-s a1r-tlor Of ofacers tr>
ntsa, 10 D. .s1aa
s .a.Ha Parker worihy H
EHe'H Naa.ssa. sezFa'sn
Clubs
~saaFzas ARH
Ha =l fa4fb ~eduesiay
or 7H aes1us ~ Nay
Has l.amt Flpmraef Pms
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uNiTY
"4s,s first Hd 7aira Falay nertioa af
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dsEsuc'te C5Hman presi1fr.
Mf- &slds Green. Secretary
Discussion
Hestf firr' aad t}iri Wednesleg n,st ~"
4a IA afAaars ssss neetiug iH Anfs
Mrs j. f. sH,lerilnd presscft
Mr. Z a. taruing sccfe
e8uisL f8IueN
ueets ~~oaa arl fonnh Frsay aoor
ia teH 1i aHtaer... irst meeting IN Apr
Ha-ssr-l Robinson pfesiAeni
pfa ~ .s3t essers Seere'
For summer diarrboea in chil
'sen always sige GhamaeFiaiu :
Coiic, Cholera and D.afrhoea
Remedy and castor uIi ard 2
paedv onre Is certain. Fof sale
HN j .aer .yju.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

For summer diarrboea in cbil
A.ea always sige Chainbef iaiu :
Goiic, Cholera and D.afrhoea
Remedy and castor uIi and 2
peedv cure is certain. Fof sale
ny ) Saar. .yju.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
ANNOUNCED MEN T

Believing that tre Ciuzeas saoala
ha G ample time 10 investigate att
men who aspire TO Public Office :
hereby announce my Candidacy FOR the
Democratic Nomination for Represeg
tative ia the Legislature for Gleas
Greek County, lbiect to the decision
5f me Voters At the September Prs
maries Frank Braa9
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
B. P. Q. E.

B. 2. ., Z,
Idaho Springs Lodge. No. so. Meets each
TUESDAY Right. Election o: officers third Tuesday
in March
George E: McCiei,and Exalted Ruler.
Tom BONNER secretary
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
KSiGars TENFLAR

KNIGaTs TENPLNR
crusade CommaHdery. No ., Meets seeonl
THURSDAY in each month. annual clecton sec
ond Thu-s4aN in December
cd {. sng,ve. eminent Commander
William /. Bush, Records
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

W, q. Blair
Secretary
Under the ABOVE call Clear Creek Co
scntitlcd to seven delegates
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06
Lodges

Lodges
A.F * a. N.
iaho Springs Lodge, Number 2B Meets dtst
aud third Wednesday. Election % officers sHe
hrs "Wednesday in DecemeeT
j. NJ. Cudey. Worhffui Master
ffei h. 4nUose. Secretary
RoFAL ARCH HAStNs
IIaho Springs Chapter. No 30. Meets second
aud fourth Wednesdays. Election uf jiiieers
second "Wednesday December.
Joisr Cocks. High Priest
Harvey o Allen, secretary
ROYAL 4Nb sslEcT MAsrrRs
Tyrisu Council. No. II. Meets second Wednesday
ia esoh NORTH. Annual eiection second wednes-
day In Uscenber
George X. KimbaIl. Thrice ms Master
p. T. Bael oars Recorder,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1912-07-06

First nuiAicatiou. June -. 1872.
sst onhiIaatiau. July lS. 1912.
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narfH 1f the sAsrEhS srtr
luah Springs Ha=ter No. 81. aee& H
bi-i Fs.aa t1estior. Of officers hrs
rifHt ttu l5.ss-aa
ars .o.8s r. Parker worfhy H
at Niea.saa se1Eetsr
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PERRY A. CLAY.
rYsrl, of the nisirlc Court within aut
far tire CfEy and County Of Denver
gSeat8 Statr ~ colorado
The Washington times., 1912-06-07

Dr. Caldwell:
The sample of Syrup Pepsin which
you sent me helped me. l am about
finishing my second SOC bottle, ard
must say IL has done me so much good
that ! am willing to testify to anyone.
l have suffered for several years with
constipation and other disorders of the
stomach. Mrs. Sue Mulbey,
156 Alley IA, Wheeling, w. Va.
DR.. Caldwell:
want to thank you for the sample
of Syrup Pepsin. / suffer with inGi-
Gestion and have been taking Syrup
Pepsin after each meal and find II
makes me feel much better. bought
a SIC bottle and like IL so much that
shall get larger bottle next time.
Mrs. G. d. Walters,
165 Bryant St. y. W. WASHINGTON. ID. c.