Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 3, 1893, Page 5

R N N ] carriod south across the line into Mexico, a | working ten men and "lrullnfi considera. | he invited all hands "W Yrrigato. They irrl- | asted, but sald nothing for nearly an 4 AURRALN " A distance of seventy miles, making it 190 miles | ble ore. For several years the mine had | gated and rejoiced. : Mhe more they AFRk | hour, Then he sald to his native uide: , : | Inlength and the largest and longest canalin | boen in litigation, and there was some | the more popular became Won Lung. His “You have pretty wide meadows hers, et the world. It will be eightoen feet in dopth, | trouble in regard to the title, but everything | popularity increased s hie made the rounds | | o bt sixty in width and will have a carrying ca- | has been straightened out by a government | of the saloons, d i wor lavishly o “:“"" . dor & W stivity § din acity of 100,000 miner's inch A strip of | patent. The Last Chance is one of the | After blowing htmseld 3o the tent of £200 ¢ ot very wide, he guide an- i n Two Lea ps of i Marked Activity in Two Lead P m twenty to forty miles in width | greatest gold properties in the state, and | ho was votod the freedam of the city | ewared; “abot ut'the same aa in England SECOND ACE the West. claimed for the entire length and | during twenty-five years has yielded enor Bieycle riding is epldemic at White Sul. | 8nd Ameri i 1 in oranges, figs and ¢ mous returns. The ledge is large and the | phur Springs, Mont, Ladies, babies and After another long silenco the dis- | | Fovernment has made val o Ty . free gold, averaging | full grown men all joi togother in cavorting | tinguished naturalist said | | land to the pany and they 300 per ton. The present owners have no | arouna th aline Bats of Smith ef on | ““The hay AN e SIBLL D oe | i CREEDE PUSH AND BLACK HILLS BUSTLE ved from taxation for a number | doubt but that the product between now | the elusive m.:,»,‘i 2 wheel. Xven the "}’f‘_“.-\‘“““‘_’ v ""\I‘l ','.l‘ 1ase for [ — s most prominenc capital- | and the 1st of July will reach the large sum | {nvalids who go there'to bathe in the hea. e b eYeIIR St NSt SXPCY. | iis, San Francisco and | of §0,000 with the small force at work. fug waters of the suiphur springs forget | 10 find the stalks about fifty feet long. | Trospeets and Outlook of the Former, and the cost of . S - their awful aches ay us and, casting | Am I right It Social, Industrial and Political Life the work having engi g «\fi"»hm" ","-;'"fl'_'""'- oo | crutches aside general hilarity “Why no," said the guide: “a foot or | Dendwood's Roster of Projected fm- ueers at €.000.000. e Jane establishiment of foresl reaervations | * ryupiep g jate mi f sheepgrowers in | WO is about the usual th of our } | } S sk W Sind he land lying along the route, inside the | will add strength to the movement now in | Cheyenne, the question of the capacity of | WHat can you be thinking of? nited States, has o soil from ten to thirty | progress at Sacramenty to e the | the Wyc was freely issed The distingui naturalist (of the | feet in depth and of wonderful fertility | yosemite valley and the Mariposa Big Tree | State Se Hurt and Hon. J. B. | California Acade of Sciences) made Wherever touched by r, though there | o oot the United the | Okie unite in the ment that there is yet liat y 1 | Awseruyst, Colo., Avrii 1 ecial to Tne no springs, and as rain seldom i iro 0 the United thtes, says the | LoLs Cor ully 1000,000 shest i the ath no immediate reply, but later, as in the Bee.|—The sunny San Luis valley \has been | 9ne has paid any attention to it, though now tury. The necessity of more securel and that there is no danger of over produc. shades of night they journeyed through rightly nauied, for after one of the most de- | hunireds of acres are being surveyed guarding these two great treasures ought | tion of wool or from national legslation, | the desolate vastness of the gre il | lightful winters, almost 10 6106 | Titad Biate s i i now to be more apparent than ever to the | There is mentioned by these gent 1 one | land, ho broke the silence kh Fhartti k] ot mysiads | Ciivec States land law people of California. They ought to see the | county which has 5,000 squard miles of unoc I was thinking.” he said, *‘of the un- | Where, spring has opened, with her myriads | higher up the Gila, had | wisdom of allowing control of the entire | cupied range, affording the best sheep runs | common magnitude of that blanked of sweet songsters, making mountain and binst and 16 is irri ct to be lidated in_the hands of the | in America. grasshopper.” vale rejoice, while “His Majesty” the sun a of thirty-eight by f L m government. In this way alone — - | Ny Yoo s ver afl o ABEws o £ ago was a barren was sand ired for all time against the ravages truth is good enough for Hood's DRUMMERS' EXPENSES. 6 1 s the greed of “rings,” and the 1 of embelishme | Amet wsson and Sunnyside is s IN THE BLACK HILLS. of - AHARIS; IETRE. 6ROM 30 Tt | 0 thing wonderful—9,000 feet up the heights Mok e A s L : What a Philadelphia Court Has Declared to | M al d Bulldi Prospects Quite e bl B R AL Y Bea Legitimate Ite and scarcely any snow all winter, e ko] AL o be the d ess to repeal the grant THE SAPPHIRE | il b o o As the train steams into Wasson, which is e kil S . | of 1864, For urse it is certain that a : “I see where a drummer in Philadel- | : ; ¢ the ex south portion of Creede, the | . Lhe state mining inspector A congressional inquiry will reveal or A Pretty Gem Once A phia sued h se for $%5 that (ING SEHOOL, ROY WHO DID XoT | THE SCHOOL ROY WHO TOOK JOHANN report speaks in flattering t s of th substantial gr Once the valley b lost in a po id Cha NN HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT FE'S MALT EXTRACT, pr t f valley and mountain, with | 10T . NG RS ol S 8 . : ANN HOFF'S M RACT, . stone, Teyp Cross Glendale districts. | the hands of the government, the serv ¢ e hooome | derson to a S be-Dem af foreground; ray et g % iate Mr. Fre k Law Olmsted sh R s e n of Baltimore ny part of ol boy 1g on to school lon it r the West Willow Creek | 13 WO ersts €l ne. e enixa | BOCTIeH'E vn the Principles on whi t of the iR thab L A his 2 als i o hemmea | 8ted near and runs par. veins |t should be treated suld | m pure, or spr il e He nothing lacked ach h Crec of Harney Peak be sele as adviser 1 1 | tance of the stone AL i # f ge char, sceni f the | s mixed with black, which y 5 nd th ng home; for he partook P found K Tin i | hich. a gh imperceptib! s sales, it st be considered 1 Hoff's famed Malt Extract i rated S htioh | VEL T al iy ate item of expense, 1t strikes r bt Peak Tin Mir nd Mi X - 418 phases of the n e rich in d it - i by n all its phases 1se val y ¥ ) i i characteristics ill not resume operations for § Sl e value t t : J’f‘~1.’° t even i ¥ riod. No hoj L ; B JAANN HOFE'S MALT EXTRACT, y s a tonic but the grandeur and beauty ance being 3 | i ,.’- ‘v"xm“ I, and wi 8 5 ountains rise in awful e surface, and the g el in an ordinary pair ST REE S ”l Higs - - dotte [:";‘,““‘( ok ' Iu:)-’“l‘-t‘- covered th is 2one, ] | 1 th ; AEhsd Yiiat: rd | Purchasers are warned against imposition and dizappointment. ln-l-:‘l;p:xnllhn tic figures, made by 1 and weather, are | decomposed sl. st, with Dorphy h Art / but exper ure “ JOHANN HOF nthe n abel portrayed upon the s of all ages. In | yermived. th o it | be distinctly apparent. ot L hie walking up the gulch you suddenly stumble ¢ to 150 fe | other gems e up tty A book entitled 'S peare’s Seven Agesof Man,” beautifully " , ! upon some_unexpected beauty of scenery 5 Have b goed Jius h | u ly of a gray % o1 Chitias towhs SR ; such as a ripp! t | tracted and mi any's aff. Turstood thavas and the star is exhibitedin | 7 \ {458 EISNER & MENDELSON CO., Sole Agenta, New Vork. JMEHs Honte sk i s pa c lerstood thatan | fasEBA Wh by | You will ofter t00 big for a village | rock, or one palaces looking | distances to water. That there isa mother | York to cease all operations e | the light of the sun or a « The | 4nd b jos SR Mot b M e o deep and cool { lode o t e in this district, is 1 on at Hill City. 1t is | sapphire is found of all tints and s P i il R Sor i Founder of Creede. evident the fact of so much placer ton th of bl » which & gement with a custon ot for tha is situated the home of U. C. | being found i th was f Hiate F1%70h) ternoon to come up and look at then the forks o which drain this p al born bu diitrol mne | Of W have somethir e place trict d lish cousi euergetic | goo eae b smoke while look at the stock. The | logs and partially of ) end ¢ lown in your | 0 g ars at the hotel were and [ wer . and poss nest junknown feature c plant “was to a wholesale concerr yught a box | in this country, At the gate of which 1 because n-existence sest 1 could d paid : is a lamp post are also painted is X but forf the reason 1B R thel o Thay a h 1| np m P hem by t 0X. e) e - il Al Nebraska and kane | T 1 took <ome out of the box f latest improved sys- A Sutton w rustle for the : t look as if they we ) 4 W name S 3 and per the f that occasion only, and A er Cr room will be r my inan. He ¢ Cieare) Tio 1t it tava | AND ALL CITIES for while we are en shine, they have the snow of winter. ouble Over Mines. | ind sun winds and tion wili be helda During the | It is definitely ac ass with a spider or mous all Havana : first ) | 1 at onee natLLal b, rome, in his expo refer a_nice, EG Wedn | ¥ can, the chapter of i?n‘uh | ARt i St lon mion went to the New | when the va e Rock I that procures faver | ¢ abot cents. It | York Chance min with prover a one > fully incorpor 2 prirn enemies. smoke ld h a bill of | SAY thority cutered the property and or f this section i of 1,000,000, o eHbKKaL nd obtaihs releass | 20008 vt make the house | the men to quit andcome out, which con | ing distriet wil b n Congressman Keu is eploying his spare | from captivity. This gem was sacred to | ha3 e et $505 waa:8s f5)lowe: When the shats w 3 Devmeen RESTOtE lugiandion llo and “was worn when inquiring | }H ou 0 & liows en the shaft was larging his b ken Bow. TS his%hrine s Ttws 1 Yo started Mr. Reynolds. the manager, hired "t A , 5o cle at hi ne. was ¢ e the n at $8 & ¢ promising #3.50 pThe s (Of the North Nebraska Fair a%a remedy hgainst fevers. | ast when suficient depth was 1 by the sherifl has been connmnag at Norfolk | Ceylon has always been famous for its | S Ovaawmitelln Bes to warrant the higher rate; that il - At Sl s for other gems, | 1T Vo t1 Ve worked his men on ten-hour shifts inst i urchase includes she Fargo, e United Brethren church at Crete has | ariaven the or do rapecity of the S e B e eight; that as a labor organization tl pro- it Graham lod been closed for lack of funas ~Rev. Mr. | & AIROTAR RS EARn Gt GEHAtEE i oint rewery, unti | posed that all things sh % equal, and the m the 1 Wharton has ved to Blue Hi B it Pttt "r 1t the brillit : | 1k an elished his | shaft men all over the camp should’ receive | «d Sam mine sh L D. Clark proposes to put in a cannery at | (15 viehes. Of ali the Brifiant goms - usually allowed to | &3.50 for cight hours, and also t if an ton i apillior f the farmers wi € d from the soil of this hlfl en- but now he swears that he loyes, man should attempt to work for would be run out of ¢ Two of the stri less he face dowed island, hardly five-foot cross cut esteemed se the necessary vegetal Ten thousand bushels of corn burned at ) highl ALL OTHER RENMEDIES any was more ake an them than the er mouthful of the ause of an expe of the revolver nded their pay in full, | i s, Charley McCollough | a much lavger assay. The property hasbeen | Western in the cribs of the Western Eleva- | sapphir Its exquisite tint recall 3 P of beer on pay = and C. W. Rave ft, presented themselves | taken up and will be worked with a view of | tor e , causing a loss of §30,000 to the exiled Roman the eclear, | & ' gl oe el B ] at theoftice of the company and at the point | building a quartz mill if the ore will warrant | ttlers' association for Antelope | cloudless azure of the heavens | yime : Aokl L | unty has decided to hold the annu . ad il altyiBRDHe) | S r 10 1ncre ar_Hubba r that no ‘ ve I ; : 5 s they expected their board b ) be de- Frank Webber recently bonded the Alpha T 1= | over the seyen: Lewis was loading a wagon with small A R B SRR B L O e e s campiment in Neligh, the time to be fixel | treasuries and regatias of Enropo posses ] S FOR As the results show, these methods also | Weober has shipped ninety tons of ore from | o @ p) th Herald iety sapphives of v large si In the | When the truck fell short of the desired end—to compel the | this property which gave a return of §100 e Plattsmouth ‘,' rald is thirty years | gy vaults of Dresden are several of of the kegs he | New York owners to heed the demands for | old, and it one counts from the day the Citi- | remarkable size and beauty, In the | R aiepatt | ¥ higher wages. On the contrary. it made | ~The Homestake Mining company s | 20 wasstarted, out of which the Herald | Ry, cinn treasury are some of an enor- | msiexploded wittl & sreport | Mr. Reynolds more aggressive, and he not | making preparatious for a nos prow, the papdr s thirty-eight years of age. | JHEIEE SRR SF6 SOTS O 8% SROt Ll L e i only declares that he never made a promise | the World's fair. This displ hael Beacom, who was badly frozen | 1003 Size, Smongst them one of 8 Hght | age flew about the sidewalk like streams | AND se the pay, but_ fur moth brick of gold, repres: 1, Dakota county, about ten | Dlue tint. The engraving of sapphires | e - m a geyser spring. union man_shall ever be employed on his ths run at their mills. cks ago, is now reac known bef 1 to leave the hos- | Was hardl npany’s : the days of the hrown violently to the property ; that no mwan or set men - stall brick pital. Tt' was an houg » | Roman empire, and probably the most w0t the fiest time that | f © 1o him as to how he shall run his | necessary to amputa celebrated of all engraved sapphires is er had prostrated a | 1t has been est »d by Deadwood min- | the thigh. He has fina ape the great signet of the BRACdi el et lp el iy bl - York mine is closed indefinitely, | ing men that the ion, Covi ever, with the amputation of one foot at the | stantine, which weighs fift e carats. Toal sttt LA been 150 men are outof employment. MeCollough | ing an area of eight square miles, contains | instep and the other at the ankle, I i ddenly overcome ! ¢ DIKT DEFIES THE KING.” THEN and Ravenscroft are in Lake City to answer | in_ the aggrel 180,000,000 tons of o West Point people a; ning F ] splinters from the fractured to the ch sault and battery with in- | averaging £0 per won gold. This estimate | to prepare for the co t ' ncampment nptom of disease of the kidneys, [t : bis clothing and bruised his tent to kitl, one man is dead, shot through | does not include the second contact known | of the Nebraska Sons of v s. This en- ( wii iptom of diseaseof the kidneys. £t | fiesh, and when his companions ran to the heart in the fight which had its origin in | to exist below the upper. The body of ore is | campment takes plac 212, 13, 14 and 15 i ThaG Hosdhe St e assistance he was yelling like a mad- > the strike, and another badly injured. practically inexhaustible. The above figures | and it is expected that there will be full e kst eatre Asicfor | man: i d John Erskine, a miner on the Amethyst, | do not nor cannot give any idea of its mag- | 3,000 visitors at West Point during the four | 1eins aymesrom the sume cause. Ask for hat satiloadth T dnaw | became mixed in a scuffie between Marshal | nitude. days of the e s LT T D S YOr ARG IOV, > : | exercises. Six hundred uni- | price 2 Duncun and_the McCollough brothers in handson price $1.00. Al druggists —d well there was ot cer, | 2 body of ore has been opened | formed and well drilled Sons of \eterans (It e T A NI o T s IS GREATER THAN ROYALTY ITSELF. restaurant Wednesday night, during which nthe Iron Hill. The ore is thickly | will take part in the prize drill contests, for LEPT FOR F.IVE MONTHS. an niver drink a dvop av it ag'in Erskine got hold of the marshal’s “billy” ed with horu silver. This mine was | which $00 in special prizes are offered BLEPT | and while attempting to strike the marshal, | thought to have been worked out six years | oo much condence in a strange hired the latter succeeded in firing four shots into | ago. It was then selling for & per share, but | man’" caused Tho: Stretc Saundars | oo, Burniag of 8 Togsll Oures m/Strange | Erskine's body. The jury brought in a ver- | dropped 1 25 cends; since then it has been | My Cqas Lo el & haunders Caso of Lethargic Sleep. AYE R’S | dict that the shooting s not justifiable, | fluctuating petween 15 and 25 cents, considerable cash. He sent his farm hand A curious case of lethargic sleep which but District Attorney Strickler rcad tho | The Bl Gold and Silver Recovery eston with a Toad of hogs to sell and he | lasted for five months has just come to evidence in a different lizht and dismissed | company of ver has purchased the | . But instead of taking the pro- ion of ‘the Hypnotic and er[y ec nra | Duncan. He was againarrested on the charge ckinger Lewis group of claims for toihils erinlovar the KIea Mt Adthe A A el 0 5 AT of murder. but again dismissed, after which | $40.000. e i ! gical society In Paris, which s pocket and headec the team for | : society & octors e | H H he resigned as marshal and thinking “dis- | Deadwood has booked several important | Wanao. At a. bridge near the Seamiees ociety and the doctors are | grag no equal for the prompt relief | Distillers, |m‘l°fl8l’5 and Wholesale Liquor Dealers. cretion the better part of valor,” left the | projects for the year. It is proposed to | county capital the teqm was tied up and the to “explain. [ ; | camp for a time. build an electric line to Lead City 1 bring | driver hit the road for railway connection of an e provincial | @nd speedy cure of Colds, Coughs, D. H. Moffat has wired that if there i about closer intercourse. T hot s the subject of this curi On his way he met some of the boys who sul i While at boarding sc us ex- | Croup, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice, were out hunting and informed them that | pei ool sh Preacher’s Sore Throat, Asthma, dissatisfaction evinced by the cmployes of | now under way will cost £140,000. The mu- ‘PLANET” 55 | “ELEVATION” &5 | : | the Amethyst flat the property shall be | nicipal water works will form a prominent | some man had tied a team near the bridge | was suddenly frightened an ame ill. | Broneh a | closed | improvement in the year's list MASOIG {u0 ttie reak and ind. exidentiy fited | ot 3 b 0 i | Dronchitista Grippeandoticr | i o i 2 ) the ¢ and had evidently committed | She was examined by the celebratec angeme! | e Mining Progress. ‘ arge b s bloc suicide. This news reaching Wahoo caused | Profossor ! .||‘m»[(;“),‘: ,,.1.‘:,“,_‘] o 'm,, d*‘l”-"lbl!u_unls of the throat and | ST, JOSEPEH, NO. An option for ten days has been given on | ‘m‘n‘- “,{,r:,;“h ad 8t : Anxi!ll;' Lo ; { a great deal of excitement and A eane suxluniof Dp. Reaffokaa at Vieri: | lungs. The best-known cough-cure 3 the Senate No. ana Missing Link. The | Paveme: o @ outlook | parties went out to h for the dead body BRHO DAV 0) ok DAoL % e W is re endes yo . IR ] . : figures are £10,000 cash and #40,000 in sixty | for Deadwood is a rosy one. | which they failed to find. The hired man is At this time the girl uttereda | fnthe world, it is recommended by Write us for prices on Whiskies both in bond and tax paid. days for a fourth interest in the two proper. | still at large. s of hoarse barks, and her wide- | eminent physicians, and is the favor. ties. Hermann Schiffer, o wealthy silk man- | The Vanishing Bufflo. h disclosed a highly swoll ufacturer of ew York, holas Both propertics were located by ( open mou 3 e n ite preparation with singers, actors, this option, | Prof. Hornaday, the naturalist, says a Western Note: right tonsil. Every five mi i} JosH g st Chance N \ vil 5 red i ghy S8 B0 Waa reachers, o eachel 5001 roperties B :1by Carl Born, | writer in Hurper's, estimated the number of | _ There will be 50,00 sheep sheared in Mason | (07,03 with a spasm PR P‘E chers, and teackera, It soothes and join the Last Chance and the New York. | puffalo running wild at the beginning of the | YoHEY; N¢ ‘:-A this summer. . rabbed hesilatt co hard with | ¥he inflamed membrane, loosens the splendily, " PUmel compressor is working | yeqr 1501 at 1,000, and this is certainly & | g 0 vas destroyel by e LonwennCHon: | her left hand that she nearly whre it | Phlegm, stops coughing, and induces The Creede & Gunnison railway is an as- stimate. About fifty are known to | ing £30,000 loss. away. She was completely unconscious | Tepose. [] sured fact as far as Batchelor, the fourteen | be in Colorado, where in O:tober, 1 01, a | The Oregon & Califc Land and had to be nourished artificially by , miles to be built taking in the whole of | ill cal . 4 ranchman, for whom justice st in | used to be assessed on 53,000 acres of land in | means of a stomach tube. Three day Batchelor and making it possible to ship | vain, is known to have killed f In | Laue county, Oregon. A new ownership book after reaching Vesinet she fell into syn- low grade ores from mines now idle, with an | 1850 the state legisiature of Colorado en- | revealed 230,000 acres. As a tax shirker the which it was impossible to disturb 1316 Douglu‘s Str OCt’ Oma 18, & Ob y physical pain. Massage and hy- The eminent speciallst tn nervous, chroaic, privats, blood. skin and urinary disessss. A regular snd assurance that the freight will not eat up | acted a law providing severe penalties for | company takes front rank the bulk of vrofits. T anyone who should kill a buffalo before the | James Officer, one of the oldest and best | dropathic treatment produced a visibie e et e el & d1plomas nad cortifsatas will show. (s still treating with tho greatast culable benefit to the { year The s game warden recently | kno e SRS b1 CEODAIIL. treasmonk. produged s yisihia s 1004, somi Noas. nigat Tossss nil and formy of privato disdases. Ne The Ballance, situated cast of the Alpha, | " etort 1 e e maieeaay | known Orogon plonoers, died last week, on | improvement, but it was not until a few | taken for consumption, in its early | smccoss cataretlost maniood seminl weakhsty AL IS, B BN SR L Ay Ui dniod at home DAt Quartith Lllver Honse aa! R tton Dha Mhad aipal | his donation land claim in Clackamas county, | qays ago that the proper remedy was | stages, checks further progress of B iraspondence. Modicine oF lastram nts 833t by mwl O express secarely pioked, no marks 40 tndl- shows a white quartz with silver glance, as- | who admitted that he had _killed | where he settled when he came to Oregon | 92Y5 2 y 8 h profes O omder. (e peraonal Interviaw praforred. - Consultation free. 'Correspondence striotly saying 407 to 474 ounces of ,\'1“\,',,‘.'_ 55 | five of the ammals to justice, but ne | from Missouriin 1348, He was born in Ten- discor : Dr. Raffegeau cauterized the disease, and even in the later private. Book (Mysteries of Life) sent free. Otfice hours,d a.wm. t0 9 p.m. Sundays 10 s. m. 40 B m. dt,l\uh-‘r;uunn\:'lru{ c.u.;\r.u\mm been let could find no one who would _testify | nesseein 1801 the swollen tonsil with a red-hot stages, it eases the distressing end stamp for elrcular, uring the past two weeks against him.” These Colorado buffalo are oite ;e - iron and at the same time d e s Anothier vein of ametlist quartz carrying [ oty AP g st il o BiokRaS whose 20 ‘fi;“_‘"("’,““‘"‘fll“,‘\:‘;' troated the muscles under the jaw with | COUEH and promotes refreshing des has been fd e Last Chance | »ne in the Kenosha g0 (the herd | STie2 discove cmpted o drown Al HOP SN 18 grints el sulphides hiag % Jound in the Last Chance park one in the Kenosha range (the herd | pis'diseraca with atroptia. To counteract | massage. The girl gave a little scr sleep. It is agrecable to the taste, ARE YOU 300 ounces of silver per ton. et Hahn's Penk i Toutt conntor antiten | the effect of the poison and save his life the | when the iron was applied. Some hours | needs but small doses, and does not Sunnyside is coming to the front in build- | remeinder at Dolores e ® | unfortimate was marched through the stroets | later she was induced to at the | interfere with digestion or any of ing, quite "\:"""‘!‘ of buildings being in | On the James river in North Dakota and D i maipge 10 groauneny }““":-fl“l'l the phyzician. ‘d‘.‘)" the regular organic functions, Asan l] tl 11 O e of ercction. south and west of Jamestown there are four | * o A e ing she suddenly awoke, a: ‘Wher iliid ey ho §0.000 school bouds of Creede were | or five animals, at are left of the li o Blocie of the Lewis and Little Nell lades | am 12" ‘She had absolutely no recollec emergency medicine, every house. ARE TROUBLING YOU We biave a larze variety of sold for 90% ceats on the dollar to E. berd which made its last stand near Fort s '!‘ Iis, was completedlast | ¢inn of what hac i about hold should be provided with Ayer's | s 5 s of Daave Thas b Al S ARl Sus noer Mare The purchaser was :he Black Hills | 4O ¢ f oh ome and have them examinal by 0ar ¢ n per cent interest and run five and fifteen | herd, but as quite a number of animals wore Id_ Recovery company, and the price paid | She is now more than before her | Cherry Pectoral. : ossary, dited wit 'l russes years. ¥ recently shipped from Winnipeg to Garden | Was 800K, The Blunderbus and Treadwe and scems | “Having used Ayer's Cherry Pec- a and The ore shipment of Creede camp for the | City, Kan., where B ) s has | Mines, owned by Daniel Flicki w time she has toral in my past seven days netted 1,500 tons. ST M 1d for §30.000. 3 nily for many years, I | can confidently ymmend it forall | the complaints it is claimed to cure, Its sale is increasing yearly with me, 3, and my customers think this prepa. | Max lueyeP & Bl 0. Co ration Lias no equal as a cough-cure,” | s 5 W. P v welers and Opticians. —S. W. Parent, Queensbury, N. B, | ‘-““‘{S an d FiftecntStr est ble 1 ty named Min. ing with some my eral with s county scat Wasson, and | jncrease them by broeding. it may be tha now citizens being pestered by aspirants 1 counted twi for office. The city election is the basis of 3 ational park contains all conversation and quite a hot contest is | large herd st, perbaps, in exis expected they are said to be The dancing and whist clubs have com: bers. bined and now hold a semi-monthly meeting o are owned by ( at the Brainard & Beebe hotel rancher in the Flathead country, | Ou Crow_creek, Mont. These anim; * o lecture on the ded with the domestic cat He Mont., last week townsp: r which he ana Mr. Bonnar re throughout the country, in par driven every Chinat Won Lung | bolic curve ::nlvrrxnm 4 nlbmhxl :u-':- with “xwu.m-»:u zoological x'\:-- 1s, o few u{rv 1o be found. | returned, determing down local | and vanisk id songs of a high order ¢ >llence. | ese are all tha redt. J E 4 prejudice aving 0 @ proi el 581001 inguishe A looke i . LR I L l"r']“s “i'x:\l""llxrux‘x‘.l 3‘1 n.‘“x-:..n.[‘“nl[lx!ml\\':-&\v. prejudis Goiug int a promiuent saloon | distinguished natumalist looked inte y,,s,m,,yp, , C.A ‘1"""'“’“” M_‘ will not remain el loug, for it is the | within the memory of men not yev 85 )\uri‘ 2731 DOITe LEm 11 Sk bt is elf as much as pos- Creede has now a new o Pinin, smoke «.1 ate fight in the courts for severs of thousands of dollars we confiscated by the gove ment The saints may be lawng up treasures for the he who th Ks they are ove good things in sight is desy hundry rth of prope Supporters And are sure we can please you. Private room for fitting trusses pper. A distinguished n; ralist of the ( fornia Academy of Sciences was travel ing in Australia, when he saw a kanga- roo in session and fluny a stone at it, s the San Francisco Examine insight MBS ka s tFalls 1e kanga i ing against the sunset sky a para- ople had | traci ¢ 3 | ch »annitg seven provinces rr belay, the horizon. The fl the la ence anywher e adjourned, ‘ AY ER,s 9 An incide into human nature happened in ( ” Lady in attendance for Lady Customara A u G e' Medical Supplies, n xyge“ ur Surgical and Rubber Goods. vt 1 25 | THE = ALOR«& = PENFOLD 0 6 CENTS A DAY &7 1l Will L largest shipper in the camp. | | A - e & Hilitaber 0f new Irosnects sro baing | > M* —_— { Rromptto act,lure(ocuro CATARRH CURED ¢ 114 S. 15th, Next to Postoffice. the camp. | The placer miners of Willow, five miles | | Aisogoushs, Bronchiuis Asth- 55 Y o oy e AR | westof 1daho City, ure cleaning out their | 1A, COBIRMAT s and a little Pearline, and you have ek oF RErvOus Vous ) : : Y TRENGTH, VITALITY, MARKHOOD - the best preparation in the world for PROTECT YOUR EYES 'Arw.;:;:nuuy Succoes- PEENT™ STiE VTA - 0 washing and cleaning. It will do 214 CHB .\,,,.::,' I:::-'T:P«Lm.h H“L:w‘u:‘(:?'l o ever lhln r except harm. Use it on AROEN HIRSCHBERG'S~ . ; 4 e g - | Hirschberg's H oy m?f, AsLE SPECIFIC OXYGEN CO. your LIOthS your dishes, your paint, V’F‘:’“C Stz Suite 510 Sheoly Bldg 0,;_‘" and your person. Try it on something | Nonchangeable reased 1o 1,000, The fall of the er is con- | both d and silves ’\ mnk 1 2licate | & siderabic, and us its average dopth is twolve | Several strong companies have boen formed that you think is too delicate or too | Syerfacles aul feet. the caual will cut it about fifty miles | this winter for the purpose of working the | difficult. It will silence your doubts in above Yuma, Ariz, and by lessening the | placer and quartz mines at Elk City, 1daho | ", / natural grade, in a fow miles the water will | county. The oup that has taken holdof | the one case, and save your strength in the other. De brought to the surface. The canal is to | placer mines has secured large tracts of good | , idle 1 f " be carriod around Chimuoy peak, a distance | ground that could uot be worked herctofore Send SOSICER SR Morue ManTL PTIoNS ameus Wit iel J0u Uikl an oo 8 NAX HEYER BAO of forty miles from the main stream, and | bec th ense of getling | b - A i sibed NOAGIT, 3 through a section of country now entirely | water on 10 it. b o] it and if your grocer sends you something in place of Pearline, be COMPANY waste for want of water. [i will theu be | The Last Chance miss, at Atlants, nl ac honest—send it back, =51 JAMES PYLE, New York, Work has commenced on a monster canal | ditches and makiog all ne that will take water out of the Colorado | t0us for openiug their claims river and irrigate the vast expanse of coun. | % unusually prosperous scason. try in the southwest known as the Colorado | OWRers of a large number of claims near desert. For ten days 500 men aud teams | Boise City are doing development work on | have becn engaged in the excavation, and on | them, ana they all look so favorably that the 27th work commenced at two other | there is now now doubt that the district will voints aud the number borers was in- | provea very important one. The ores are sary prepara- | They expect | W.H.PARKER, M. 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